The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 22, 1903, Page 2

2 ee She — = j THE SEATTLE STAR } BVERY AFTERN N EXCEPT UNDAY THE Sh AR FOR rt SUMMER People leaving the city for their summer vacations ean have The tra Star forwarded te them without any pense. Rates: 26 cents ver month) payable in advance. | In sending orde olease state correct out-of-town address, the length of time the paper is to be sent, and edition wanted verde, Anant senate endnote otabteali soe POTATO PATCH HAWKSHAWS tives & mnultitud " « os “ tthe tw t < all the work ate has beer there ha wees, a * uk VER OF M MES M HAN A WERE ' DEAT HE WOMAN AN 11LD, and * tow , . « murder ver © wilt th wak 4 sour HOW SHE ME DIN WITH HER ments in the case this seems probable. Mut, admitting that she aid, there te no geod for mys ‘ cane, and a chief of police and prosecuting attor w we of them > CHILDREN AS “DOGS “Ts thy servant a dog that he should do this thing? In the glass bottle fa ries the chil om whe tr all night long, carrying bottles from the moulder to the aling oven, are known as dogs Theirs tx certaimly a dog's job The children thus employed are not taken as apprentices is no hope of promotion, They will never be anything but “dogs” in the qlasa factory. \f a real canine had fingers It could do the work of the ebild. And here is a strange thing ‘This child labor is exoployed in glass factories because ormanised ta+ bor has opposed « law against It Child labor laws, t ence and votes of union labor, But here is a humiliating exceptios Pure selfishness i# at the bottom of it, ‘The more “dogs” a moulder has the more m: he owkes, The glass who is everywhere a union man, traffics in the flesh and blood of childhood becsuse it pays him personally Ohie and Mingle have child te ment of children, but in Tiincis the glass blowers tried to defeat the law. In New Jersey, Penney biowing states, mere babes totl all night Bottles are more than child flesh ig. Shame on the gina biower#! or jaws that prevent this emplor- . the oher leading gles | dogs rome” are tvanta and Indian more than human DIED IN THE =r Seapei Plumbers--Oty mph. Ba oe GREAPA Marion Wells, Get carly this tern im Louisiana SSE Sy Be the noted sculptor, “ moruing. He wae|* He made a for-} died in the work Central Later Union hall, ime ond avenue IDLE SPINDLES } FALL RIVER, nite w the Gishe and San These, in ad at ch of 428,008 bdle apindios | od that next week's cur-/ ent will more than double ¢ number, No attempt will bef }to resume operations until the price of eott: i” = | = POLICEMAN “S| ARRESTED A The Pollards Tonight and for the rest week the Pollarde will pr Gatety Giri, comes, Be night edz, will be present ot the at “A eae ie DETECTIVE ~ ‘The well batanced bill of vaude- Wille attractions offered at the Em-| Hugh Hatch, detective, is in jail pire park theater this week is prov- | rn. poid knight of the soft shoe fag @ good drawing card. It has va~| “+ and stealthy fered up ety enough to wut anyone tread we aoa against one Tommy Bevan, who pre jon anton ‘hobo. A dime novel, o plate that he used and a very few <¢ THE CONDUCTOR heaee on than that he} hed been carried Beyond his street, | ar Deldrick Johansen, a conductor om se. Ma ain't know what hind the Grant street cer line, sax8 Bt) Gr 9 clue he wanted, but any one was beaten by David Brown. @ pt, | would do. Tommy Bevan, who te) doegn't look like ® policeman, but near | whe if one, just the same, met the puty For no other re hb started out across the Grant bridge last night looking for senger. The assault is alleged ave tak@n pinee on the car South Park. Johansen Prosccuting Attorney 4 of the American Detective | agency and looked him over care- fully Go long here now, wh matter with yout” said albed ty oni reat 1% are you and what ¢ panned } With an oath, nee am a detect! sald Hatch, | Brown sprang & bs aS bee swelling up with a he drew wamercifully, The warrant his coat and dd the offi. | | a arrent of Brown is now it the hands) 00", ‘iien, af a deputy sheriff. lof an ordinary p was written “American plate on which Detective Hugh F. Fox, president of | the | Agency.” | New Jersey board of children's euar-|“EWel, now, Tam out here to take| dians, will deliver a lecture at the | see of this bridge and I don't want! Birst Methodist church wight © | 10 Gotectives of your sort on my the subject of the care of children. Mr. Pox is an authority om child legislation > One Dollar Excursion Aneriee run you in and! let the captain he breast plate | | you are wearing, Tommy sent | Hugh Mateh, the detective, to the lefty bastiie, He was locked up without a char, | bate. 1 gue $ the round trip, | . y na Sunday, July 25 and) Straw Sale, 26. Steamer Majentic leaves Seattle! you can buy a $4. $2.4 $:99 a. m. Steamer Clallam leaves! gator fleattle 3:20 p.m. Returning leaves! § putchins: Victoria 9a. m. and 7:30 p.m. Get| ana Union year tickets early; onty a limited oarsmen number sold. Tickets on salt at 606| Go to Spinning for bicy First avenue. $1.00 to or $2 Yacht, for 1 at W.| . corner Bee rep | i] Housewife’s Ideal in Ranges The housewife cooks and bakes perfectly, little fuel, scldom or never needs repairing, and is pleas s ideal in ranges would be a range that heats water quickly, consumes ing to the eye and an ornament to the kitchen The makers of the OHTO must have thi because the OHIO fills all these requirements, other valuabie qualities. deal in mind, and Stx-Hole Ohio smc. $53.00 Other Sizes Higher or Lower in Price country ever, have been passed by the infla- | ~i r needs English hunt Two of your taken from Bir CO lieht it, but lever, after much jway to the ‘ 4 co upon f your wre. and I pray that you rosy nm bett e better tuck.” ar af toe to my | rte yo ven, oy = THE KING BRIGADIER BAVED How ‘ t " THE ARMY het thous wer ' THE b-| Marshal Mass to nee Beaten Path ta the Sterra de Mer hat I did not he asked, t he handed & sennl os Marsha wan placed laid It when ur hands and meer het ¢ ugh we no n remains i, that Beacon he company's ators {Mi ward ong cloak, and | put a er ap upon my head. You t 4 held me. jwhy | did not dress as a peasant know all, and a learn] but I anewer that a man of honor how high i the canse for whick desire to die the death of a Ue” seid be uth of uk on the oth © the army eral Clauect, file camp te at pear & peak seamed the Miers Odessa. On the summit of this pewk a bee wa by thie be he shal F. K. Greve JOHN DAVIS & CO. SECOND AVE IN DUBLIN DUBLIN, July 2.—King award / ived a large number of addrenses | at Dublin castle today. Bt | * from the citheenm mitt waid be hed alw hoped maid bee that odd We have on sale visit he nted waa with the act a tone ender whteh the Sempes S| Bf sizes in higher-priced Suits i work. splendid values, * ay om Dollar Excursion re Townsend, Port Angeies| $1 for the round trip. | turdey and Sunday, July 25 and 26. Steamer Majestic leavew Seattle £2 4m. Beamer Claltar Hoattle 9:20 pm low figures. from, W. B. Hutchinson Co Cor. 2d Ave. and Union St. oxen ated beaten ae x Returning leaves | 47: pm Geel only a limited | Tickets an sale at 6 | G. BENINGHAUSEN JEWELER AND OPTICIAN ! 713-715 First Ave. Unton block, next to McDougall & Southwick Co, + ¢ feattie Piet MP. concert free MMs hureh. Sunday bight EXTRA - EXTRA - EXTRA Special Suit and Pants Sale For Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday All $30 and $25 Suits Will Be Closed Out at a Very Low Price---$6.50 to $10.00---no more, no less All Pants WillGo at One Price, $2.50 These Prices Are Lower Than Manufacturers Can Whol You Can’t Afford to Miss This Sale THE THREE: LITTLE TAILORS 1217 ist Ave., in P.O. Block . je Them 5 RISE BSIOCATION, SoM) WP) || | one Could Wish § “| Local Concern Strikes From the ... SHAFER BROS. Midweek Stir Among Clothing Buyers Clothes as Good as Any .85 Them to he, Suit Wash Suits of Summer Tweeds for Little Boys All Reduced a Third PANAMA HATS FOR MEN AT VERY CLOSE TO THE HALF PRICE MARK If You Make *Garden | Mistake in Buying a Hose of FINE CUT LING SIL Piano. ine, Hind conte ene we ee a a takees snot and many other articles of |k nd that gives you the best the very latest designs You are reminded of it every ; suitable for Wedding Pres- ~ | service for the money, is the ents, at GREATLY RE- day—twice, times, some] DUCED PRICES. days—-you can’t get away ‘om Bos Co FREDERICK & CO, e ton Cotton fone fit 715 Second ave, Seattle Woven & Rubber Co.’s And you usually have a long time to regret it Sut never with a Chickering, or a Kimball, op a Hobart M <tr tae fer iCable, or a Péase Make Freight Pes. | eengers and H Guaranteed to last the season, STORA! Yel, Main 41-46 D.S.JOHNSTON CO. = a UU. 903 Second ave. Burke Building. - Pe. ne ON Prices Reasonable! ov: i TIE osu: ay aia The onty college using an absolutely Geo. H. Wood- _ houwseCo. 1409 Second Ave. | (406 eae, RAMAKER MUSIC CO}, sxct corre sats | pay for all work. Charges here are loved 406 for material only. A 10 years’ guar- = te od Ave. antee with all work. EASTERN Myre OF PAIN. Le DENTISTY, iniess Operating. college for students— mployed or aamitted. Our monte of dentists ef long @ who came here to perfect at sclentifie Another Expansion Dabney & Woodhouse has rent ed another large warehouse that may be able to handie thetr With th 4 depa prepa you want stoves, ranges, car agything and ney goods nel) you any in furniture, bent on the market. the fine name DABNEY. & WOODHOUBE, 418 and 80 Pike st. Phone John 981 and 1156. Dabney & Woodhouse © 418 and 500 Pike Street. Phone—John 9#1; Ind, A 1156 AMUSEMENTS SECOND AND PIKE Masonic Temple Butiding. | Hours—# 30 to 6; Sundays, 8, 30 to 2. Moth Phones, 43, Poliard’s Lilliputian Opera Co. ‘The Am TONIGHT 701 First avenu sat = Matinee Saturday—25¢ and bc. \ Agent for “Keystone” union-mede Working Panta and Oversiis. A Gaiety Gir! Lilltputian Prices w front rows f Telaphona, Main 18. Beattie 706 First Ave. Painless ; Dentistry 713 First Ave. ) Extracted, a or Crown. hout pain, my scientific gums. No HARVARD DENTAL PARLORS 518 Second Avenue Cor Second ave. and James st no plates ¢ ingredients LATE PATENTED APPLIANCES to Extract TEETH, Fill or Apply 4 or Porcelain ble frém natural Teeth, ranted for 10 Crowns undetect and war- ase | gallery B A SE RECREATION PARK Pacific Coast League OAKLAND vs. SEATTLE Zo Extra at 2:30 p,m or No Pay EMPIR Hae eet Teeth Positively extracted and filled without pain. restores Cor. Third Ave. and James St. | held after 7:30 p.m. Tomorrow Game ¢ Take Virginia or Cedar ma 0 Siacien a ee Fit old roots and badly decayed tall and nee wm, and you wtil And| laRowN's PAINLESS DENTIST Sunset, Main 827; Ind., Lt | do junt as they advertine, $| phe huccoss of the season continues, {teeth to their narural beauty at We tell you in advance just how The greatest a small cost. much your work will cost VAUDEVILLE Teeth . FREE EXAMINATION = FREE) performance that has ever been seen | pain beth pat so yeh ge. In Seattle pain, eptac with new Ten of the finest turns ever present- |ones the same day. Matinees — Wednesday atur raays | FILLINGS and Sundays. Amateur tight Friday SILVER 25 NOTE THE PRICES FILLINGS Cc tinees 10 10¢ BRIDGE WORK t—e,_ 206 i | Per Teoth PAOIFIO NATIONAL LEAGUE) «9 CROWNS ATHLETIC PARK 22k BASEBALL “xn ” $3.50 $3.50 ML ST OF $4.00 We will carefully examine | Full Set o | Gold Fillin | Gold Crown: | Silver Filliny . I our gol and & | Work we are mak spec | This t# the most OURABLE BEAU. TIFUL and PAINLESS of ail dental wor Its self-cleaning, durability and Adaptability for the mastication of 1 Crow? Palniess process—secret and exciue- sive with us, FREE—Painlewr Extracting, Pein- leas Filling, ati d makes Bridge Work a priceless Dleasing. Brown's Painless Dentists 713 FIRST AVE, SEATTLE. (Seoond Floor Union Biook, one do southof MeDougall& Southwicks? Ladies’ Day Tomorrow Tacoma vs. Seattle Three more ble games—July M8, 24, 25. Gates open 2 o'clock, Game called 3:30. Admission 260. Grand stand 26¢ HOURS: $00 a. m, to 8 pm; Sundays ull L extra, Take James street cars, your Teeth and tell you in ad- vance exactly what your work will cost, free of charge, All work guaranteed for 13 years. LADY ATTENDANT. Hours--8 a. m, to 8 p. m Sundays—g a. m. to 12m. bi ba wi shoe ome aiden adil GROAN Tet inne anne ey