The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 13, 1903, Page 2

i was : Ios eta te Sabi AD ew one THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING CO ¥ EVERY AFPTERNOON EXCEPT BUNDAY TELEPHONES Haitorial Department—Sunset, Main 119% ‘ ent per copy: ® per Week, or twenty-five cents per n ivered by ma arriere. Ne 1 Postotfice a atte, Washington, as nd-clase matter, 4 ‘ Fit is cheering A WORD ABOUT to see honesty DETECTIVE HUBBARD — 340 merit * “ warded as it Wa W Hubbard was raised from tl tan the plain 1 by Chfef Sullivan, and made a fo fetect Hubba ay ne become a St Hol rh tha e that he won He is just at honest, two isted smith who, since ente the police depa has applifd to his new tion the methods of his old calling H while the fj hot, does this man Hubbard » said that with him loin politician wi Hubbard knew only th and that was to “grab” people pf anything, paid Hubbard a higt mpliment, although Hid not inte t se Hubbard is not a He is not a lawyer iW Btillat thina lr ways. He ma good by | Hut 1 not try ases on his beat Neither does he ask advice of any slum politician when he cides to make &n arrest | Hubbard is the right man in the right place. It would be a fine thing if Seattle had a few dozen more such police gen on her pay-roll JUVENILE COURT IDEA part of the Charity Organization society Aid » lormation and character b The efforts on th and the Children’s this city for the r ful griy take these organization could have undertaken court in ure ety, to se juvenile ling of youth ffenders who be saved from a life of crime if prop may laudable The t, ifa enterprises nm care is one of the most hiect rbject tourt as a part of the regular municipal co tained, w ho doubt prove the greatest blessing ng into wick ning, and who are dr have no proper home t bd ways In order to acquaint the readers of the star with the ori Bin, growth, development and purposes of the “juvenile court idea,” the Star has arranged with an expert on the question, bne who © perhaps any other persor Peaders a series of four urticles on the subject hits formation and growth than is more fa: n the United States, to give the Star The first one will be published in a few days, They will especially app to the met! pf this city Don’t fail to read pearance will be made tomo SEATILE’S ROLL OF HONOR rs and fathers, and to every philanthropic ¢ Annnouncement of their ap ‘ov 4 In ite prize contest In the matter of Swattle's fFhs Star undertakes a certain Sucational work, the need of which ts Wery noticeable. Le at AL ne SOLAR te ae Saeed ee Bae, ty have been nts of the atter to decide just who an Browth and the versatile de fing. and these find It no easy © Me's great namber of enterprising business @eserving of the gratitede and appreciation of the public, There are many men of the city whose somes are prominently ‘identified with warious public enterprises and and in calling: the atten- ion of the publ sant means of Its prize a teat on and promoters are most mprovernents, atter through the p tontest, The Star hopes te e by the vote of the people, « | Ghose citizens whose names should come firet on the city’s roll of h The contest is so arrange to permit any and all to cast featiot. and much Interest is already aroused among the school chil- Gren, as well as among their elders. Through thie rest an educa- redit where creait is due will be giv- the appreciation of the people. Many inquiries have been made at the Star office and by tele- phone by thome Interested, and ballots are rapidly coming tn. The contest will continue several days, and es additional Interest is shown ch day, The Star anticipates an exoiting fintsh. The voting ballot will be printed dally during the contest. Qional object will be attained and pn to our public spirited men in JUDGE GEORGE AND JUSTICE The main fault with Pollee Judge George oer seems to be that hhe is # good fellow. He would rather make an indifferent - trate than to do anything that would lose him friends, either per- sonal or political, So when some worthless character comes up be- fore him whe has been arrested merely on general principles, he gives the defendant the benefit of the doubt, and sets him free. This is generous, but it's not just. Espa it not just to the police officer who is trying to do his duty. men are very apt to let their zea! get the better of their finer sensibill- ties when on the witness stand; to do what is delicately glossed over as “hard swearing” to convict prisoners whom they firmly believe would be better in jail than out, but against whom a case cannot be made by strictly legal evidence. Judge George, however, should not allow that fact to prejudice him In favor of the alleged criminal... True it is that it is better « dozen innocent man be punished; but there is such 2 thing as over really ndid princip For one thing, really honest men are not continually getting ta up in the police drag-net. Judge George should know this, He should know that in 99 cases out of 100, the policeman om the beat does not arrest a man of whose true character there is any doubt, and, further more, the good citizen does not need to rely upon his own testimony when hauled before the police judge as a vagrant. Good people will be found to vouch for him Remember, Judge George, that you will probably live in Seattle « at least, and that you may be # candidate for political in. The people are watching you and are judging you your present work. You can't afford to allow your desire to curry favor with slum poli- ticians, or with “the gang” in the First ward, to stand between you and your duty. Temper justice with mercy, but don’t dilute the mixture too much, Wishy-washy justice is worse than watered milk. —_—_—_ ~ IT WAS SPITE WORK { ptpe. Contractors Eenst Bros, and W. 0.| that the pipe had been stolen: Nelson, said today that they been the victimes of unknown creants who last Friday nigh Into the MeGrath flata, a ne tng which they are erecting enth ue and Marion str 3 maraudera merely deatroy had) hacking It to ple The contr tora say it was aplte work, « offered a reward for the arrest of the culprits. + mens races at The Me nmenee at 1:20 daily na] ‘The hs of lead) own will } It was reported to the police The} COPTEADE Yeast | " M . be of ‘ | Pity NINE PRUSSTAN HORM wean covanes BIR 6 log tow from yesterday.) | But on hing | had forgotten rolgh " y through my | lite d tant 1 had|a loop A the firet idea to the | across and Vigorous action, L)en w " petrified, with the here Y aire; your hat!” 1 cried, | them. addie. ered a | tering oa my plan, sak how could I] ff aw the ems | wat mull nee | of iful, for] 1 Hut @ 4 in the] he wa jiman's height is not remark |eadeie, and for the ot one had ibut to ait forward on the horse and round one’s back and carry « wolf | ke sack of fiuur, | wore the little scked hat and the joose ray coat with nilver which both st they thelr bh rian and § the bark whieh llr It was enough [my horee [the road. exultation A yell of} 2 hatred | Tk waaly the howl of starving w foent thelr prey aparred horse over tt land and looked back under my arm a Bi) yi, rote, Oh, the giérious menent | }., when one after the other | aw elght| conor horsemen come over x teid emperor free t £ rvpecit But now f had to think if 1 were overtaken the Prussians would certainly make short work of thelr disapotniment. If it if T lot my life—I should stil have sold it at a glorious price Hut I had hopes that [ might shake |them off. With « jnad no there both steeds and jihe best Stein and hie @ both far amd fart |The race was a fair one i had been my jthat I had not thought enough of! jmy own safety, Had I done so in |the first instance t should, of course, | | - . | The Northtern Pacific | WHt make reduced rates to the t jon August Lith, ity 19th, 26th and affiee, Beattie 1d-im Uncalled for | Pants $2.7 | Worth $6.00 to $9.00 At 3 Little Tallors 1217 First Ave In P. O. Block Brew percey Squart Milk Pa Me-quart Diet B-quart *-quart Bawoe P quart Dipper it and rode for n ee wn the river bank. It formed | os §. Buddeniy & thrill of hope | Min > side of the stream and an- | sank on the farther bank. Wher 1 then > ts w ford Wetween | 1 w A sloping path ted to the! few « and I urked my Woree down | hav the foam fiying right and] " 7 totale na | Clucns }34, via | WAY laps tet ture Hut when oofs how far ‘ pow there were no ptetols ‘There w with papers. aw nad — OF—— Wash Basin Pan. Bauce Basting Sy Colander Spelger & Hurlbut Second and Union eye epecialiat thing; no fancy prices Blasco Rich Jewelry We Have no Students Are Licensed by the State of Washington § Silver Fillings Porcelain Crowns Gold Crowns, Bridge Worm, per tooth Our Artistic Vulcan Piat j AM Work etait gee al supervision of Dr. 8 M. Milne and M nd both members of ‘8 present. the Royal College of De 1422 Second Ave. | Boston Painless Dentists cpu set sans: Hours--0:20 a. m. to¢p. m. Sundays, 96 m. tit p.m YOU WOULD AVOIDDISAPPOINTMENT Im your Glasses, we invite you te all om Me Remember that ‘thw sncluatve Decaum there WHEN YOUR GAS GIVES A 25-CANDLE POWER FLAME Its ~All Our Operators | The Grand Combination is a Auction At the Seattle Auction Stable (Inc.), a2 «Third | There will bs |here for drivers and chunks ai | draught horses, if you hay oatth | harnesses to sell, consign them here, It you want to buy, « Gholee assort~ #outh "M.S. WALKER Manager and Auctionser the beat equipped offic and xtract teeth—we fill teeth Our double suction, adhesive Silver fillings Gold fillings, pure | Southwick @ Hours, $190 @. m. to7 p.m THEY -M. side of Cot ¥ establiahed for t nd largest practice in ood work made It. We can do for you what we have dome f © crown teeth led ome | eS eee ena n’n Bults that we a at we Mave your eye examined by our don't cost you any here 4IN7 bpiion' de: 417 Between Fourth and Fifth Ay Across from Ranke’s Mall Albert Hansea ff) 706 First Ave. |” $8.25 ARE GOING Fast. y H. Lewis & Co. | N. E. cor, rst ave. and mr Cherry street. a ai 1p, ton HAW @ man Dock 8? a Our low prices Parlors 1, 2 %, 4, 6 and 6 Union block, one door south of MacDougall m. ined WITHOUT PAIN | PETLITS SLTY ADDITION PRICES $0 TO $250 PETT pntir ara ERARD. ee a me MO eres OCIA, wand f od over rod ketn t Typhoid First avenue. atone” UNIV * Bave Money and Time at. P ER- y wate Odds and Ends 1’ SoLo ON many pAYMRNTS, IT & SON © to Ar Merric Granite- union-made nts and Overalls, ls highly recommended a9 @ preventive of Colds and Influenza aperitic remedy for | \ and Maiarial Fevers. (B. THE FAIR THE FAIR FAIR THE FAIR Means Saving of Half Your Money HE rebuilding of the Fair Store Corner brings quickstep prices---and a big loss to ws. To vacate one’s place of business at the start of the seagen is the unusual condition that we are obliged to face and prepare for. The march of progress of Seattle has struck Pike Street---and another old landmark---the Fair Store Building, is no longer able to ‘‘keep up appearances’’ with its neighbors, and this coming sea- son’s business of the Fair must be sacrificed to enable the landlord to place an up-to-date business and office building upon the site of the present one. “ While tt ge means great b at Present, yet the future busit n the aw agar ible us to become a thoroughly modern Department Store—t we take rh tgrumbling—and turn over the goods to you at less than cost he st will be cleared of st uich must be—for time is limited. We shal ywn for a We Shall Close Out Entirely and Go Out of Business Leave it to your judgment if it be not worth your while to investigate a sale til the new store rea | i ymne t iw tan and bett ) f goods than eve ared | That is a for ut like this one. We are to make this corner one of the liest | ab ely obliged to clear the space we o spots in busy * Words are not equa! | ett and th st of the stock would be to the task tell mu how deep will be | st valucless by another season—hence the price cuttings—s ed ar mu to read the order is to sell everything at less than ‘half price” and the other broad terms | cost to clear every shelf and counter. that are often used with ill-advised ideas Sale began Saturday. It will continue till as to their insignificant result when they | everything is sold—-but the early to ch mean nothing and desire to ; but not | will be to the best advantage. a real reduction in price, 0 we lent choosing tomorrow, Second Avenue and Pike Street Second Avenue and Pike Street REOREATION PARK A Every pair fully guar- anteed. Sold exclusively by Toklas, Singerman Lumber Ex- Cor. Second change bide We probably sell more Tools and Hardware thang lany house in Seattle The t care. | ers’ EMPIRE trcavor j Con, Third Ave. and James St. ronionT Rainter Feel Co. } | | i i | 476 (HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE bell! %. FOUGRRA & Co. | 156 peel eB gd | EVERY NIGHT—DOORS OPEN Ia S-cord jote we will sel td | come | eae gees Reason 16 ‘HARVARD DENTAL PRICHR—200, Be, 16 ap one yenee : per cord | see fl) MATINERS WEDNESDAY, SAT eae renee Sees vee Sm ‘A D DENTAL "si Snes oe for We vi ‘ot of or Teeth ‘Camp PARLORS 518 Second Avenue Cor Second ave. and James st 22k will positively and filled without pain, restores| + old roots and badly decayed teeth to their navurai beauty at | a small cost. / Teeth extracted free. without | pain, and reptaced with new ones the same day. GOLD FLLINGS............ POC SILVER FILLINGS ..... | BRIDGE WORK Per Tooth scrip- tions ment; your doctor Retail, 7 Firat Avenue. Tel, Main 36; Ind joat House, extracted of charge. All work guaranteed for 15 rs, LADY ATTENDANT. Hours—8 a. m. to 8 p. m Sundays—g a. m. to 12 m. Pre- w 25c $3.50 whe Mone Trotting ahd! $3.50 “ten $4.00 you what that means. Buccessors to Stewart & H 36. carefully examine | ——— | your Teeth and tell you in ad- | vance exactly what your work | will cost, fr We use SQUIBBS’ goods in our prescription depart Seattle. Meeting AMATEUR NIGHT FRIDAY for It Telephones—sunset, Main 627; Ind. e is because we handle only the best, and make prices right. We also repair Tools and make - good job of it. When you ste it in our ad, iTS TO BR HAD, Northwestern Vaudew Prop. Third ave PAOIFIO NATIONAL LEAGUE | ATHLETIC PARK BASEBALL file Co. In and James st Men's $10.00, $15.00 a eo. H. Woodhouse Company 1409 Second Avenue Beatie. rane fer Co. Freight wen Series of Six Games Began Tussday | One Game Kach’ Day LADIES’ DAY TOMORROW Los A les aoere. Sent yn't mins therm. Admission 2%, grandatand 250 ox tra. ake aces Today THE MEADOWS James street car. FISHING TACKLE “Are you off to the woods” for an outing? opie you are looking for. If you need fishing Close prices for this + TBe to $3.50 cach Rods, bent RAIN OR SHINE Reels, nickle 5 156e to $1.50 each First Race at 2 p. m. Sharp.(( °'fiok« 106 to $1.00 each Take Care at First ave. and King st.{ Ladies admitted free every day thin “ JOHN _283!-—Phones—IND, 5158 >» PIKE STREET ERNST BROS. Of Navy White Underweat, Night and heavy weight. tet QUEEN ANNE FLOUR W. 8. Kirk, 1209 rst Ave. HAMMOND MILLING co., Searme | ptt he Hardwood Lis: OAK AND MAPLE FLOORING an be had of PHRLICH, HARRISON CO., Inc. and Connecticut st Steamer ok south of Moran Bros. “Swift and Sure” ROUT _Steamships Another Expansion Dabney & Woodhouse has rent- dary warehouse that they may be able to handie their With these new and sec- ond hand department stores they are now prepared to sell you any- thing you want in furniture, In fact, Dear Public Please observe how polite the Blectric Trust is getting to be. If you don't like our methods, burn tallow candies" ts no longer their gentle admonition to you. Besides selling light we teach good manners. SPATTLE TACOMA porary Time Card) Dally Wxeept M: 0:35 4, m. the Ohio, St ndard and M are also sole Gariand, ra for the ¢ best on ar the firm name-DABNEY - & WOODHOUSE, 418 and 0 Pike st. Phone John 981 and 1154, Dabney & Woodhouse 418 and 500 Pike Street. Phone—-John 961; Ind, A 1156 m, 8:20 p,m mai ia a.m. : Galbraith-Bacon’ dock, Pacific Packing & Navigation Co. Carrying Alaska Pactflo Expre | and United States mall FOR VALDES, Calling at Junoau, Bitka, Yalu tat AYAK, Ellamar and COOK INLET NTA, @ SANTA ANA 8 NOMP CITY Al EXCELSIOR SEP falling from Arlington | 8p. mw. |B No freight receiwerd after noon on day of salitrm company renerves right to change stenmerp or dates of sall- ing without notlee. SEATTLE CATARACT CO. 7th ave. and Jefferson st. AUG, 16 25 1 Dook, Seattle Optical Co . Monutacturing and Re ga tig Opticians LONDON HBARING HORNS, QUALITY SPEAKS FOR | ITSELF ARTIFICIAL, RY BYWOLASSIF OE pe nabpy: Bo Rage py oo A E. E. CAINE, Operating Agent, ff! $2.06 | Frelt Bet Feces oot alll Rae pete rae rag Phone, Main 147 Eaear ; Marquette lige work a specialty, Qur ten | August 6-16, 19 All people are in- | 618 First avenue, i riage 5: wc bewanectts A graduate mpecialint do full € alvation, | = rr Nasi ths or atu ton, », One- | SEATTLE, EDMUNDS [) MICROSCOPRS, LENTIFI W es. Lady hrist, Divine Mealing, ete, | ERRTT Ki naiwaye present uy Meme tug Wate 20 S| Bes SEvaRETT | sTRUMENTS AND his y 5 No gate © fur VERWTT, Three round trips daily, PAIRS ; f | RMPAIR — BROWN DENTAL CO, reeen TL BAMBORD, — | pen thanwes Wvorett Bild a: tae Oh ND AVENU : 718 FimBT AVENUE | 1208 , Pine at, Seattle, Wash. Can “er bh se Aven . rae Green Lake oar to Green| Swen, demos Colman va sept For the Home and Club, Agi. BB scorn, a Ask your doctor aa to Its purity, ; / ———— a , 3 ; saat GE Sina