The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 1, 1903, Page 2

MANUFACTURING IN CITY'S PIONEER DAYS | NEARLY KILLED BY APPENDICITIS Sa ats aie IT WAS THE BASIS OF SEATTLE’S PRESENT WEALTH AND PROSPERITY—CONDITION HERE IN 1876 A. review of the Miatory of Seattlo, ments In Seattle, These give em- ite founding, 60 years ade | playment to about 18,000 ope: s the fiet that thin city has] — Fifty years, of even 25 yeu always been a manufacturing cen-|thia ety, while making the artt it required for its dally uae, top, Among the first buildings erect ed here was the sawwill of H. 1.| yet. to a large extent, a depender er, Which wae built in 1802.) vassal to Portiand. Today Wt is Bince then the growth and progrese|asserted-—and the assertion cannot! of thie city is inseparably associated | be sucessfully yueationed with {te manufacturing industries | attle fe the ohtef manufacturing etty) as earty ae 1 when the clty| of the Pactfie Northwest. | ned & population of a little mere) Members of the committee of the than 800 an enumeration of its] Mumufacturers’ aassoctation, that has vertous manufacturing plants show. | been investigating the conditions & | ed that there were ottve epera-| isting ou the tide fats, with a view | tiem 2 foundries, 1 tannery, 2 boiler| as to the availapility of factory sites, factories, 1 shipyard, 2 sash and door| state that the proposed plan of lay fasteriee, 1 floor mill, 2 mackine| ing plank raadwaye across the flate shopa, 1 furniture factory, 1 saddie| will be mucoenstul and harness-making establishment.) When this ls accomplished, 1 candy manufactory, 3 brickyards, aneerted that at least twe iw end several sawmtiie. | firms are contemplating ereett ‘Today there are more than 1200/ factories tn o ortion Row consid eotablish. (ered remote and inaccessible. @istinct manufacturing CHICAGO, Futy M1. —(Spectal.) teher Billy Bullivan of the Cite hear pasal ever ball player he tx now wilt soon be welk at wiht probably not play | year, App in the wentleman’s recent escapade seas Seucuesaue No vder Josh gathered his beat =STAR DUS T: afinies eid lady mauled him and Brerett turned wandered hia gold matchmaker and ts endeavoring to! for a chingle-packing ma to get on a fag thats) thy } ag willy earty him ail but out How the poor old ohap labored with | one of the beat backstopa tn the pro | elty coune! pationees and tact feanion, | ‘To hold up the burden she placed on tan on Labor ds his back , , > | oe andi Cold meals were his portion, a MASTER OF A MISSING: Denver te to have « grand jury many & might | tmvestigation of the conduct of 18) Fe camped In the woodshed to steve! municipal officers | off a Gent. SHIP KNOWN HERE ' Now Josh was dead wise to that A feb ke of silver cute little verse o 7 beam made in the od Thal winds up with “T take her for},_.ce%h D Manesy, maeeip “treten | mine at Colville, Wash Dewter or Worse, ewer, concerning whose safety the | reatest anaiety now extete in the! arttine world, te one of the best | master mariners that ever Drought a vearel to Unis port, He hes commanded many well wk, u : for whate'er thing of the French sadd the samc when he was in Frenee, of wisdom are now) — eof the past, oaeele rer SAD. SAD JOSH ‘The cid lady aatantealty floceed him | tnewe vesssle plying Botwesn this! . at last. and patience he|!@ Known a# @ prudent and careful senate jnavigator, Mie many friends here With meeknes: | "stood all hee knocks, | But quit when ake purchased her i¢-) inch soeka, are comfident that he wil) eventual ‘Old Gentleman Mourns Because He ty bring bis ship safely to her dee May Have ta Threw Away Jubilee timation, Clothes—-Each Article Has a Cher: ned to Tacona yenterday | N lahed History _ | upon seeing the 2. ‘tame ot | MB, peat yey Rowan may friend Josh's misfortune | who died in New Fork, July 2%, was re oid. friends, haying come over ogether in early days on the #ki | Maru from Pilchuck. The etd lady was even then constantiy after him and et. timer I thought I noted a Gash of resentment in his pethetic ny ES pre yy : ead] Aba now it has come after } deat ers teak nak Pra Tonia Zooes. Tt ettered to ge bien balk, bet | y umbretler are | he said was perfec my old hat an’ umbrelior AFe FONETS| Lory ne wan, and inderd there was | a restful look om his countenance Yours, et, oLD | id yesterday from the saored Josh Wine does pot enjoy tht Heart church, The services were u wuility of mind (hat te supposed ta fallow an honest confession and repentance. The old gentleman told hig troubles te the Star Dust Man this morning. y attended. re Regan was 44 years of and had lived in this city for the jimat 14 youre She is wurvived by) her eight children, five of why te of Beattie. & FRONT. SaleM must ‘ve run int’ a barbed wire _ THE BLU femee etmewhers, fer iny cont aa Was full o Doles They wus) muddy, too. An’ I guess cyelene mrust ‘ve hit my umbretier Kt wus just abeut turned wrone side out. As fer my bat. a trolley car ef two must ‘ve run over thet | “T thought a good deal o ‘The ‘four men who tried to start an insurrection In Cuba have ceased to cause trouble, They are dead. They propose to enact a law & “ | Canada te compel electors to vote or them | rorfer the right of franchiwe. trappin's I've Deen wearing th ianiiies | Fag ge since hn Harrison} More Strange Sounds | Bettin’ on Garfield Th’ ambre zie house guards are un use: 1 my fathe strange acess Fos ont’ better stethes e te tne ery moan ¢ Bat ¢ a hatter an’ thy et & mender t' see if they e'n be saved ee & eae “They said they'd do th’ best they ‘ gould. I tell you ft'd be partin’ with wag My Bigg * @i4 friends if I had to throw that rig iy th’ tag-ba ; . it wil Mr. Wine left the following an- Bouncement to the public sults, bis fortune Lake saw a fly orawt wall this owning. and gave the & D. M. his thoughts thereon } The Good Old Way | ‘TW feller tht kicks on payin’ th’ fiddler after he's' had a barrel o' fun ve ain't likely to |__when o'er fly time came around; | ‘Then it wna that in my mother's face contemptuous looks would ‘rise | up very tib'rally t’ charity. i A lot of Men's Summer As she folded up a paper and went) whacking ‘round at fies | 11 T cam see her at the window, with her weapon beld af poise, As she stalked the .pesky fly that made the bugaing. humming notes I can see her at she walloped him/| about his foofiah head, i Government engineers propose to dam the W Walla river in or- @er to provide water for the irriga- tion of 900 square milen of desert land in the Waliuiua sand belt. Pacitic Northern raitroad w build extensive coal bunkers ut E-|4%4 TE note her satisfaction when the lensburg. wicked fy drops dead. mt. ‘Round anf ‘round the room she gamboled, whacking, whacking everywhers, | Dealing death both swife and sure,| each time softly saying “There!” Swat! ewat! swat! the folded paper The coming school year will wit- Bese the largest attendance in the Bistory of the Washington Agricul- tural college at Pullman. A Chicago man who killed a boy we have offered this summer. Because he was angry, is been took y ven 28 years in which to regain| aga ple} ‘a cae eames the line in a single day proms emper. whan ehe crarted Whacking Sian pricing—$10 to $15 suits at Booker T. Washington was hiss- @4 while addressing @ colored con- $regation at Bow Grover Cleveland ts now telling how to settt ‘The man who + quiet, settle the labor question and truck a church near|poke @ fire better than anybody killing three Of the) tae, deserves pity. Lightning Lynchburg, V Worshippers. Chief of police and a city deteo- tive of Colorado Springs, Cole, have been found Where Are the Others? A reunton of the members of the original “Florotora” sextet may be held in New York.next tall. Up te the present time S7 girls have re- | piled that thay will attend, while 208 teave sent regrets. Nearly all of the) 208 were either automobiling fn Rurepe or were cruising along northern coasts in their yachts, AH F. L. JACOBSO) but three of the #7 are mafried Thirty-two have millionaire hus- bands, 12 are starring in eompanies hve that ¢ toma. thetr own, backed by trust mag [nates, and the other 40 age married to rich brokers. The three not heard | from are supposed to-be the guests of crowned heads of Burope. vit Bactier Welly af me tr Scross the line in @anada white he * romaine mends hie that he i¢ inne len't ft Funny? 4 fle is also a great Most fotks can’t understand that the more you contract debts, the —— larger they become. | When the subjectn of the grea ., = white czar go On am strike, they a Jake Bentley says he wants to vote shot to death and their grievances| another Democrn tioket befe arbitrated later on. | Sten. and “hopes ys party won — off on amother Bryan drunk The agricultural department wilt) year.—MoCordaville Exhumer~ all food products brought this country trom abroad. to pat tthe | Excursion to Tacoma end Olympia Sunday, August 2nd, jeaving Laity, to m. Bring co. Fo fare round trip t ‘The 8. D. M. has recety Brow’ from a reader who it fol} Inne to | Neth ow Josh Wise's farntly resi » may throw some light on the na, 50 weil. | Ta old Olympia, $1.00, Weight Suits worsteds, cassimeres and serges —such suits as we retail every day at from $10 up to® $15—take your choice Saturday only at-— 130 This is positively the best vatue in geasonable suits THE BLUE FRON 812-814 Second Avenue SATURDAY’S SPECIAL COOKIE -TROUBL LONDON, July M.—The British consul at Cebu reports that the country i# centinuousty disturbed and that the Amerioans are unable to contre! the roam banda of na tives, who terrorize the peaceful In habitants sateen Men who know say that the soft shirts offered by King Bros, si¢ Piret ave, are the greatest values for $1.00 in the city, Rxolusive pat ternm ont: ~ Levinson’s Quality Store All Bottles Full Measure Best $3.00 Port Wine Our regplar $3.00 per gallon Port Wine, the best made, wilt he sgid special tomorrow, at, the gallon $2.45 wily one gallon to each ous CANADIAN CLUB WHISKEY, $1.00 The famous Canadian Club Whiskey, that retaile every~ where at $1.26 per quart bot thy, on sale at Levinaon's to~ morrow at $1.08, FREE AND PROMPT DELIV. ERY OF ALL CITY ORDERS. Both Phones, Main 644 1209 tad ave. and University Races Tomorrow AY THE MEADOWS Take Care at First ave, and om Sl Races Begin at 2 0° Suits—in medium weight well made and stylish, fll . Onur desire to close out nts us to make this unusual $7.50. Proprietor. we RY 8 crs. tos 2 doz, 180. THE SEATTLE STAR. ao \ | that you will think you are rob- AMUSEMENTS. ARNESS RACES RUNNING RAC FALL MEETING KING COUNTY FAIR ASSOCIATION Begins Saturday, August 1 At The Meadows At The Meadows 2:20 Class Pace and Six Running Races Horses Goto the Postfor the First Race at 2:15 p.m. ADMISSION Week Days, 50c Saturdays, $1.00 Ladies Free Tuesdays and Fridays Take Cars at First Avenue and King Street Every 5 Minutes HORACE EGBERT, Presiding Judge A. T. VAN DE VANTER Sec. and Gen. Manager | PACIFIO NATIONAL LEAGUE | ATHLETIC PARK turd Sa “gs see iid Dliliu ithe tei SEATTLE MIDSUMMER CARNIVAL STADIUM REDUCED TO 10c TONIGHT ' FREE 4-ROUND BOXING 9 O'CLOCK CON Rufe Turner vs. Dixie Kid Both First-Class “SATURDAY, AUG. 1, CHILDREN'S DAY ORPHANS FREE, Children tinder i2, 5c each for genera! admission and all shows Games ¥ Salt Lake vs. Seattle lock. Game called grandstand te ex- Gates open 2 0 2:80. Admission 2c, tre | Take James street Every Saturday you will find a table chuck-a-block full of which appeal to every | housewife, | Kitchen | Articles Of various kinds anes too EMPIRE =... | _ Cor, Third Ave. and James St Tel. Sunset, Main ~ 1 18%. Tei—Suneset, Main 7 L sth. | The suceGke of the season continges, The greatest | VAUDEVILLE Performance Ut bas evar bees seen | in Beattie, | Tem of the finest over presented. | Performance Every Evening. Ma' inees— We days, Saturdays and ] Sundays | Amateur Night Friday. | Note the Prices Matiness—30e, Me. Mo, ie. not a m for sale of bargains | t op and reserved nents well so small handy BASE REOREATION PARK Coast League Prices bing us. Come and see for} yourself. Paci Ladies Day today j SAGRAMENTO | vs. SEATTLE Adinigsion te. Grand Stand, j | | j | | Geo. H. Wood- house Co. | sate ceezo. '% OPEN SUNDAY OPEN SUNDAY $M 3.97" prneek Hand. Conese day. nnd Wagner's Wiret @ | rates Virginia or Cedar Strest C2t Regiment Rand Concert t aferted to the ( retl and Inetruct HALL BRO.’S ART EXHIBIT ayed at Madison Park, wilt ‘All shows are thoroughly THE BEST The Snest on the Pacific coast, will be thoroughly installed and woth Phones, 43. bw a great tr for ers of art POLLARD 'S Tye Sell xe See Sas, shown cM be caneinn LILLIPUTIAN OPERA CO. WINES ot Bg FF ross receipts will ge to the Menefit j Saturday Matinee s an Comic Gpera JONES AN AMERI- pes Will take piace in the grounds 1 Our patrons tellus we keep the best wines in Seattle. Our prices are reasonable. We guarantee purity. We deliver with- out charge. yorothy, New ¥ Liltip ents nts prices: Few Hntire balange of Gallery, B cents sents reserved or held after 1:90 FW. Merrick The American Clothier, 701 First Agent for °K Working Pante and Overalle: ¥ “2 Pike Street Phone Main 1060 ne &€ OPMOAL COMPANY Tort biook. Phone, James 1501 Je te eee sesh