The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 3, 1903, Page 4

Nn ae RESTAURA MUST JUDGE GEORGE ABOLISHES MO PUNISH THEM TO THE LIMI Uniess Seattle t urant 9 prietors take out remular $1900 a Year saloon nen y wi t arrested liquors es day by I wil mor NT MEN OBEY LAW NTHLY FINE SYSTEM AND WILL T FOR LIQUOR BELLING apector M Informed them | hat thotr Jue, and they Tm t we wold at £ the tauren 1 not y king out th NT sf & favor to the restaurant Tt haw b abe ting Tr ’ t noveral Instances where & f} 1 wald Jude ' rh . granted th taurant has b h and now if y on and Hquere with r vuwt take the cons T will treat them the same , gular law-breaker, and they niahed for selling Mauor RUSSIA HAS DEATH GRIP” excuures FOREIGNERS FROM MANCHURIA AND ORDERS MANY WARSHIPS TO THE FAR EAST } RLIN reports grip ¢ " ered all foreljiners to remain o of tb puny at present. otte adds that at the Of six years, when Russia exp to restore order i» the Manchurian country, it will be opened to tree commerce. has formerly order Tha Aug. 1 preparing to meet any » rexarding Corea, was mant- today when it WS PEOPLE LOVE HIM REV. SUTTON’S CONGREGATION GIVE HIM BIRTHDAY PARTY A Ddirthday party given by the ladies of the Methodist Protestant church of Green Laka in tonor ot the Séth birthday of thetr pastor. Rey. EB B. Sutton, at the parsonage, $7) Fifth avenue N. EB, was the largest affair of the kind ever held fm the city. Three ‘hundred people Were present during the afternoon end evening. The R. C. of Ste-/ ven . the ladies of the ley rele, the different G. ante of the city. the WC A Tt Rr The Ql. represented. marching in a bedy, 35 strong. with tiags fixing. Other decorations made thin, Deautiful-to the eve. while two I foot tabies loaded with good thing» under the evergreen trees the lawn seemed satisfactory and were well patronized by the hungry until | 9 o'clock in the evening Fireworks, an old fashioned camp fire, with patriotic songs and gen- eral handshaking, clowed the © einen. ‘The W. RC. and laities of the McKinley circle each with Comrade Button, whi very Many other valuable presents were given, LOST HIS JEWELRY While on the waterfront last night Frank MeNeif, who lives in the Continental hotel, lost a gold wo and a Giamond stud MeNeti says he under the influenc does not know where he parted With the Jewelry, He remembers having tt when he started out, but when he got home he found himself ‘without it. and of liquor = STAR DUST: Three tramps were killed in a col- lision between two freighis on the Santa Fe near Néedies, Cal. A morning contemporary declares that the north side of Mount Rain: jer te mot like the south side. Thie in important. Spokane t# to have # clean-up of ite red light district, A Chicago vaudeville manager an- nounces that he has engaged Ciasie Loftus at $3009 4 week. There's Rothing remarkable about the sal- arty. The only remarkable part ot the whois thing is that some of the Chicago people believe it. ‘The attempt of the school boards of Kansan to prevent school teach- ere from courting or wedding is an- other answer to the question, “What's the matter with Kansas? A Word from Josh Wise i“ An honest con- feaston t# good for the soul, but it plays hob with a man's reputa- tion, ‘The doctors have ordered Jim fries, the pugilist, to rest. quently he refused to be interviewed yesterday. The eldest son of King Peter of Bervia has been examined and found to be m degenerate, But that should not bar him from being king of Her- via. We have noticed that during the hot weather some of the churches feligiously observe the Sunday cion- ing ordinance. The body of a whale eet In length has been washed ashore just south of the mouth of the Columbia river, Highwaymen in Spokane held up And robbed passengers on two street cars last night. One passenger who Pesiated was shot twice, but not dan- werousty wounded. Rockefeller ds, and lets takes care of the common peop ni ihe. Care of what pence they can | ot. Katherine's Komments . Supposing that the editor who wrote the letter—ot which the fol lowing is an extract—egpected tho writer who received it, with a re- , to profit by the advi it conveyed, we must say we thin faid editor set a rather poor exam- pie. Here is ti xtract, verbatim. “You don't down to y¥¢ - Sect direct. You jay too y Perfluoue words that just take up Space for nothing.” KMe The Woes of Luke ‘The strange, mysterious notsex from the padded cell of Jim Jam paiece have been explained. Luke MeKin- | left a purse) fe s# Announced t f the Digwent battleships two crulsers and four torpedo boats have been ordered to proceed fmme- Hately to the Par & SSS t* gradually losing his rationality axnin, Ho, ike alt other bugs, is erafty and could affect @ sane ap pearance every time the gtegie ata. | gic guards approsctred, into a mental oo an they left night, he was caught raving mad and attendants asked him what SHERIFF MUBT BAY WHY Huperior Judge ‘Tallman thie] morning iseued & writ of habeas! corpum, directed againet the sheriff, ordering him to appear before Judge | Morris Monday and show ¢ why | Harry Kraft, charged with embe ald not be od from custody. | IHEYWANTA «COP MAY HAVE PRICE ON HIS HEAD TEAM TRACK j CONTRACTORS ARE TIRED OF PAYING “GRAFT” The contractors, fuel dealera and toamsters of North tle want th BOY LIED POLICE JUDGE HANDED HIM 106 DAYS FOR iT J. J. Alvordson, # 16-year-old boy will nerve a 10-day sor He eity gail this mor wae given ning by Paice J efused night Patrol boy on Piret avenue mn and sobered uy Yesterday. tn was the matter, Me grinned and | pein, Cniem Which shows how ¢ aay he is alm. where he said he proow read a “pomo” last night by |jouer ty 7 Ever Wheelly Piltvox and ten tiguow. epraner an aaeat Wrote these words | Frank Dufty of the Btockhole j Burglary [arrested for selling Hquor to 1 The told the mame story | called @ castle and it |City r This | jn me up i nd forbidding, tho’ oft as. | bay t 4 ' a. |did not know where he « Twas never conquered by the woo-|and stated that he dla not kn ina heats, either of the defendants and had Who baitied boldty, valiantly, yet | never been in thetr aaloona, He told falied. jthe court that the reason he lied \| yesterday he though e thought But one there was who caine, not to} attack, | No thought had he to challenge or} t to wir He yo ture in. not even hope to ven Yet, with the night, temptation | overcame, And, turning Durgiar, quick ne| made hie way Tato-the stronghold through the un- watched door, } And she, surprised to yielding. bade him stay The rich have their troubles. How would you ah life with a name tk yremant Fish? HE ACHED FOR A ROW RESTED TWICE OFR FIGHTING &. B. Hardison cetet time last ni twiee tn: ed a ge ted carniva ne arrested He mtart Towmh house” in the jon at midnight and was arrested for disorderly conduct. He was balled out for $29, but went back to the restricted district and @tarted In where he had left | when interrupted by the police. | Another arrest followed and he was kept tn jail thie time. | | THEATERS | | | The Pollarde The sale of seats is now on fi the fourth and last week of the Poi- | lard Opera company at the Seattic theater, Sunday, Monday and Tues- | day nights "An American Million aire’ will be the bill, Wednesday af ternoon and evening “Pinafore” wilt | be staged. Thursday night will be devoted to a revival of “Dorothy,” | and on Friday and Suturday nights 4 Se ee cit | trust in Washingtan mg Belle of New Yorkt will be | ince there te a comapiracy to keep up| Pat: prices. All prices were advanced | last winter about 90 per cent. on my Empire Park the pretext that the high price of! Among the new atirnction Empire Park theater next week will be Allen J. Shaw, said to he ane ot the greatest manipulators of coins and cards in the business, Dilger, an aerial gymnant, will sino be one of the top-liners, Arthur Fann, the Australian basso, and Lillian Leslie, the soprano soloist, will sing some new songs. NOW BILL BAILEY 1S REAL SORR} t the “Bill Bailey” came back home this| morning. Yesterday he an arrest- ed on Washington street ae a sus- pictous character, and Police Judge| George gave him three hours to leave town, He failed to get out-of the city, rested on and this morning won upper Western avenue b MeClur«. Frank Thomson and Otto Tubbs were arrested with him. Bailey will | erve out a muspended 90-day sen- “RECORD OF POLICE | FOR JULY the tyne June police court $3186.10 wa niversary e black , the colored peo: d vicinity are hold- ot by Rev f. lack and Hn eity are on the rn 1 mei of the ram, Sunday Exoursion The newsboys give an excursion and plenic to Plesoant each, Bun- « ieave Pior No, 2 at 1516, 2:20, 16, 11 9:90, 4:90 an CONCE: RT First M, P. Church, Third and Pine, Sunday night, free | Sepa ey emery arer eo Teaer eS reer MR. HARDISON HAD TO BE AR. |! After this harged with saloon men WiLL, piscuss THE PROGRAM STREET CAR MEN WILL HOLD AN IMPORTANT MEETING — bey was ons and th The Streetear Men's unidn wii! hold ite regular meeting thia even at 8 o'clock, at ite club 1810 Becond avenue, and urs the status of the pr “ with the ‘union, EY forte have been made te have « joint meeting with the busin and the ofictails of the Electric Cor but this too has been unsuccessful and the un Will thke some action on the mat ter tonight. for the purpose of try to secure quicker ite 6 ainet the r the mi par oretary Hughes the un 4 written to Ban Fraticisco ask ing that President W. D. Mahon the Amalgamated Association Street Railway Mrnployes of Amer joa be requested to vinit Heattle as! soon as he hes Investiqnted the pres. | ent trouble at the southern city.! is expected here within the ks, and he will prac of the future al untom and] an adviser for the] leved that he will be! t some plan by which men. jable to umm the present differences between the men and the Seattic pany may he factorlly adj Blectric amicably ted. LAUNDRY TRUST Com and satia- | Citizens of Washington Make ao Vigorous Kick Against a Laundry Trust for Extortion WASHINOTE Citizens of the Dissrict of Columbia have eatled the | attention of the department of Jur-| tor to the existence of a laundry cout warranted it have never come down. The attorney general hax promined | to thvestignte and bring action if the | evidence supports the charge. but the prices HAPPENINGS | ABOUT TOWN Mra, Myra Harbin suit against the o in the sum of 3% is claire for injuries alleged have been sustained caused by a di hae flied’ a damagen | amount ‘S| # vinit in St hn Peters, propr in th arrente after Hiceman on a reing Kim with selling minor, Peters waa re leased on eash bail Low Mana, Aug. 1 Anoth er body was found in the ruins of the powder magazine, today, making a total of 22 #0 far recovere CHICAGO, I Aug. 1 Wheat, 78% to 78% DURING THE CARNIVAL Our be rand Opening Sale will continued during the Car nival, during which we give 25 per cent. off on Watches. Cut Glass, Optical Goods and Jew- elry New location, 1020 2d Ave. Louis Kiodt Jewelry (0, Tt tm charged | te |Hoate leave MUST SHOW | GET $1,000 A. FF. STANTON BELIEVED TO A. ¥ tanton, arrested yeaterday flernoon by Patrolman Mayou, in ' od by the local pollee to be Ba ward Snodgrass, wanted in Paptl for criminally assaulting {QUEEN WILL BE THERE Given nnd ner, matte of nonoe| FULL OF QUEER BATS ye union on thelr pi to Pleaqant Boach tor Joseph Hinkey, & painter boys have arranged for| yesterday aftere mnie ria of athletic contests, andthe|the insane asylum by feature of the day will be w ban| Judge Tallman. Hinkey's game between two ef the best ama-| ton le mont peculiar He | tour teams in this elty that he Im £ am to death ~— aino explained at length to the ex | LICENSES TO WED amining physician his that $4, of Ban Fran.|eaoh time # human be puih, 2M, of Bo.| Weather grows colder In«land. 06 | Pe ernnseee Lena Hedman, 89, both of Meattle. Watch the Stars DETROIT RAVISHERS WILL BE! BRUTES LYNCHED IF CAUGHT DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 1—The 6 r-old davahter of John Browoska | from bed two unknown who brok the house early ried to & near was outrage of eltt futher THE CAUSE\NEWSBOYS DELINQUENT CONTRACTORS | | BOARD OF WORKS JACKED UP! 1 netruction of th t t Terry and wt . per by th 4 sian, dF kin ' . Si4 as ‘ ney, # » dod ” r iby thet for « terials 1, and the Hite . board for the paving of I way e tor sidewalking @ por y enue, for Uh Delingu to ar ie} me f next againat Is of the No actio: opored new Frye- ruta company was taken in the matter TWO WOMEN MISSING The Beattle police have been ask ed to look up Mra if Mra. Gertrude Teller. ate ame to Bi gether missing wife and her slete Mra. Noise years of age THE MARKETS remained ur vned busi fall off durin part of Week. bul commission men pre Het that it will not hereafter affect the market WHOLESALE PRICES | fTheee prices ere to | Utes, Prices om emee oer cent. higher? Provisions Green Fruit, Ete. $1.GI NS bow: crak, THe erate: ben ite, Se, Shame 81 oe Pew crate #1 be apes Yaninm spring. chickens, S.26G680 dos. Ive geene, Wert) Butter, Cheese, Eggs. Poultry tage pring chivkens, G2 Tg. M) dow Grain and Feed Oata me ton; barley, $23 ton now alfaity found bay, 12 middling. $27.00, PRICES TO PRODUCERS (These prices are for goods delivered at | raliroa, ht depot, or om the dock In thie ety) Vegetable and Green Fruits a M od yaninen’ lacy ton; “carvers, (tee auch Rative onions, So. stage fruit, 622092.00 Hay and Grain Pastern Washington timothy, of, alfaifa, 0 to #1 barley, $21.0 ton bran, $100 ton; wh middiings, 8 ton; F to G1 Eggs, Poultry and Livestock Bering 6.00 dom. The newsboys Pleawant Heach Pier a m., 12 m1} and 7:30 p.m 10, 4:30) at ®, 2:30, 3:30, Miss Crow church. slipiamins violiniat M. eee First P. This store has just y that much confi dence in its ability to sell you a Piano, that we invite you to go elsewhere first when ‘‘looking ‘round.” = But call before you close ar rangements, in jus tice to yourself. We } sell the niost Piano Just now the as- | sortment of Small | Musical Instruments is extra complete. | You'll find just what Man a Guitar ora | you want ina dolin, Banjo. D.S. Johnston Co. | | 903 Second Avenue } Burke goitiding | i _ TOO LATE TO GLASSIFY BITUATION Wanted ender. ‘Address, B., Bir. “* Nertenden i" Round-trip tickets, including dane- | An evening newapaper has be on the streets saree ka, the new ne on al strike, ‘The publisherr want 6 cer for two pay Th nt ' w thre rhe y fume “MUCH WORK be oh ON A STRIK. FRANCE AN Aug. 1 AND NO PLAY DEANAIY wilt PUGILIST IN DISGRACE remain at home with his A. Ie ir Kir & puptitiat better kre os the} arrested © # morning on a charge of com {iting an unnatural rime, Lester jaakiil, & IT-yoar-old boy, ie the t mocuting witness ALBANY, N. ¥.. Avg. 1 thee Merrick today confirmed the refer ee's report declaring the New York Hullding, Loan & BB solvent. The an Sunday Excursion ‘The newsboys give an excuratc and ptenic to Pleasant Beach, Bun diy Koats leave Pier No 2 at 9 10, 21 J ® mm, 12m, 1:15, 2:94, 8:80, 4:20 17.20 pom Mrs, Jones, soprano, Pirst 3 church { pe erate, | PK Struve. John Davia JOHN DAVIS & CO. 24 ave. Something New The Handy Steamer ' Trook Economy of space, easy access to all parts without removing it from under berth. The trade supplied. SMITH & LUNDBECK, Mfrs. 4821 Seventh Avenue Botween Stewart and arnivall Ga Our booth Only Really Bright Spot Im the Show We are selling o rons of the Carniva Jewel Gas Ranges at one-third off. at the Carnival. Citizens Light & Power Co, First Avenue | AT THE MEADOWS | More Trottir ond estado 7 Raowe” } at the Carnival is 7 eel OF YORK | | ADDITION WIL THO AND THEY Mi NTN 1 [ON WASHINGT’ York BTATIO THE GROUND EVERY DAY THE WEEK. | Field-Patten-Taggert at Haller Bldg. ai ~~ mn © Pad —_ = ie] = cee —" ~~ — SHIRTS ee sient ele le “"ele"a! HH. Lewis & Co. 's N. E. cor. ry ave. and i Cherry street. | eee AMUSEMENTS. Races Today RAIN OR SHINE | Take Cars at First sve, and King wt Races Begin at 2 o'clock THE GRAND friday, Aug 7 Boxi ing =e hounte } 4€ «im | | Welterwetaht Champs ty Paoitic Const | mosE LAFONTISE mpton Northwest wise eox 20 Rrounns Two of twenty | | | | One-third of the net pen Thoreday, 10 « eB and & The Handy Steamer Trunk Olive Streets, Seattle. Neglect of Children’s yes Is Criminal je strain stunts the intellect i We} nade a special study of children’s eye troubles. Bring | the little ones to ua. | Schuchard Optical Co., ] } EYE SPECIALISTS, | 1207 fecond ave. and 807 First ave. TWO STORES TTLE S epresented is the ur patrons and pat- 1 our famous Detroit Buy around something you want @eo. Fine Furniture FREDERICK & NELSON Fine Furniture (Incorporated) COMBINATION Book 22! Library We SOLID CAR of COMBINATION a: all the Bolid Oak ¢ in and Oak i Cases ked just and put on « my d LIBRARY CASES te pattern omb la and fin nati Librar Two Example Prices of Combination ¥ imitation 5 4 writing book s droy cabinet feet nigh, Justable door bevel shelven aod swell glans Mirror is « sbaped te, Combination Cases a woh, ahogar the has iower ure in finish with Bookcase, mate golden or weath a Imree book writing dewk and ] fitted with four a small French bevel plate mirror, Price $19.00 Similar to cut i wa Frederick & Nelson Complete Housefurntsher, Do You Understand How to Use a Better Let Us Send Some One to We Make No Charge for This SeattleGas& Electric Co. sive Partore 1,2, South wi Our barrels are heavy galw iron with heavy being crushed tn. Price, $2.50 and $3.50 JOHN 0» our a“. 1408 GAS RANGE IT’S A PLEASURE THOMPSON FURNITURE CO., Inc. the best biished for ten years, est practice in Seattle do for you what we have ¢ We extract teeth without pain. We aw teeth without. pain. We crown WITHOUT PAIN Our double suction Silver fillings Gold fillings, GARBAGE BARRELS 2831-—Phoner PIKE STREET TONIGHT Drop in this evening and take a ‘WOODHOUSE 00. lacorporated 2d Ave., Madison, Spring Sts. BUY A SELLING AT COST Gas Range? Show You How to Use It SUNSET, EXCHANGE 27 INDEFENCENS 96 214 Cherry Street To know when you buy anything In high grade goods that they turn out as represented. A® unual,we have some excellent Values to offer in our line of Combination Bookcases, China Closets, Chiffoniers and Buffets Also just received a splendid assortment of SHTTE AND HALL RACKS, Re sure and see what we can offer before placing your order, 1427-1429 First Ave., cor. GOOD TEETH work for the least money, Our offices have been We have the best equipped offices and larg- Our low prices and good work made it, We ne for other of Pike, adhesive plates stay = the mouth, 500; Gold Crowns, 22k........ * 5.00 pure $1.00/ Full Set Teeth 5.00 Bridge work a specialty, Our ten TEETH year guarantee is good . A graduate specialist does your work here; no youths or students al- lowed in the offices, Lady attend- ant always present Fe sure you, are In the right place, BROWN DENTAL CO, ree Ary 4, 5 and 6 Union b Hours, 8:30 a made out of and are the sides from to prote all our own manufacture steel hoo-s IND. "* ERNST BROS. PLUMBING * Hot Water Heating. Piane ata" hontienates furntenod, M. SHAW OR. ot wouth ’ ‘aide ‘of Col m rien Columbia street. Phone, Black 381 Look store; maybe we have Second Avenwe