The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 19, 1903, Page 1

ONE CENT TT ms : X beeeenear 4OCLOCc = ‘ r 2CK ED TION SEATTLE W ASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1903 VOL. 5. No. 15 ; CENTS PER MONTH ; | biearrtte Contbine Planned in Chi- cago to Force Up Prices of ae SM t | ' , 9 q bciatis A LONG LIST OF RESOLUTIONS TO BE CONSIDERED BY THE President * the Seattle Electric Company. Staple Articles |” “TRANsMississire: CONGRE SB reses a ° : The Mayor Talke ere = | _— Says He Is Willing to Submit Street | * Humen tne morning ave] CHICAGO, 1, Aug, 18-1 Ms 4 Situation to Committee---Dodged ea ¢|gra mune, to Sotrmine on fu; |alnthe etention a ihe Y ’ «el t ‘ ns £ wn 1 ' f b Mir ~ “ar hea 7 - “ MH os me a ne Sid ‘ ot! he > “ ” » « ' « nie h th wou! bien 4 f and it it 1 P 4 Ps « . “ n e going to see M f “ , 4 t en bab k nocent smiles that . t . thud 3 ¥ : “ ne — « & ie { . ar ¢ the \ ’ » te M GEORGE MANDERVILLE, LOGGING CAMP COOK, STABS ED = oak v Pe . ' . . the — paw WARD MCDEVITT, HIS BROTHER-IN-LAW, TO DEATH 1 Ne i r ¥ - » ' ” f ti Mr. § t e , Ge other 5 , . : " Ti OA. open THE ARBITRATION CLAUSE Sea se oom wleyment 2 . r be entitied to be heard by the arbitrators, and any award when a « i made shall be binding and conclusive for the period of one year ' t the BERLIN, Aug. 19—The from date, upon the grantes, its successors and sesigns, ‘and t athollc organ Germania, ac- : Pen vether section relative to the whole franchise, insluding grees pro gainet™ . mee ae Age w tishermants a ‘egoing clause, is as follows f mi sho tne taiter will probably nearte ¢ 2 bg OP at any time he ‘ Resolut recommending @ |B found in the late pontiff’s writ q owes xt the meetin be hs 2 - if the franchise g f high provement Bh ing desk, which was portially i the purpose at ¢ ts mee — a. he prev F ting for improve-|[ destroyed by Cardinal Oreglia. M fit to reject the pr ta the county he he ' ve th fternoon for Toltand| Resolut a for the ism Don't hold back your ballots too after Prent ; 7 ; ; res “9 t 1| proveme Joaq long. Get them inin plenty of time bis Jar “ ' v . | vu . te counted fore the contest ‘ a onal z : " - >t The gi r ion 4 ng that the row. | closes Saturday night C befe re h , . “ * + ' . / a) » Jon Barrett atte Electric company, te the ont or ' ° / . Pt he securing ¢ b a fairltary ¥ man & be an prevent another m4 “ atamit ” a vive th te . th It he fi i in I th th at Re. ate rt =, eS. The the J . t are " vent and ah 4 The \¢ ~ eee 1° t - atthe, aenat cor, meet T tee. ; I an ea aay se es a Ne tr ae ne ne prereset ett mom eee Rmployes’ unions had t al 24 NO TRACE OF THEM FOR | ~ Pp noe St “ . Ling exper. |zovermment end Freak dere Push conuther te sang | . i er returned to the ce of ow . ¢ — r orto nrbstration | girt hes practicnily avop iat bs the tak wien of the Puke | THE GAR. MEN GREETED WITH GREATEST ENTHUSIASM IN wed bow the Bt, I i efuned to arht e so tx: he eirie | by bringing the « . ng at the con aie THE HISTORY OF THE ORGANIZATION | tivew to. thie ope. yview with him, which wag i fc entirely to the political situs i ‘The members of the ered by the famour Cook's sounves. & very pleasant evening on Lake) LONDON. romen All the other states made « fine Washin gton re | bury’s condit care showing ene ference with the executive board of | 4 the only course apen | ox. ean xpent | ** - ie Lord Salin= changed. » th @ the union watt! Ma “A NEW DISCOVERY Hummes ap California brought up the re sater| ne flawed) Mhafter lpark at €3¢ and BURGLAR | WEAKENS: 5 | J. ©. BELL CONFESSED ROBBING ran Ware th ettinana ehehen, The | OR. MOORE'S RESIDENCE prominent feature. Rests alone t Pianos and er BRIGHTON BEACH, LL L, Aug r -_ Py f 18. Den F hi | peasine ef ’ t or Can Now Be Purchased in Seattle hasa’t got them. fn fact Patch ¢ . een: True, every dealer THE TRUSTS: HUH, THEY THINK THAT'S GREAT! | MAKE MINE OUT OF WATER: } CHIL ©. ile of Ww ' l GA WD very few have. Our firm has no other kind. : S | Our prices are, if anything, less for this class Le i wR AS gg: Ege FE R } eee of goods than others ask for the boycotted kind. DR W Sarde coneice. Youn. 4 : oso as PARADE ag i Are you with us in our effort to uphold “The Foegies ase He was wine cone te. | right to Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness : egy voy’ 7 SISTER? a Rovinatred thie i : by all mankind ? LITTLE JIMMY KILOUFF MET mowed ’ Huge Alberts DEATH IN GREEN LAKE jCount fins po i ee tectes “bis s Then again our line of pianos embrace the most f noted of the old standard makes Knabe, Hardman, Fischer, Hamilton, Mason & Hamlin and the new artistic standard, the Everett. fate We also handle the genuine Cable, and Kingsbury Pianos, the world- elephant, but of 40 dlephants Fintig Se W. E. AUSTIN DIDN'T WAIT TO ker ma tam oman | tg “ine pel oe 1 gyre tora te I renowned Estey and famous Mason & Hamlin Organs. ° boat w ner boy und fell over 2 is MSMME to look out f ware = pre Special midsummer prices prices prevail. Small payments if desired. winks, bo wh Pte Dial Pe gored " " remrine A few rare bargains in slightly used pianos can be obtained if the choose j for his companion 80 ¥_seatetance, th “ ai ing is not delayed. Fignd rowed Tn | an triquest over the body 1 was ' feud bov's father tn a awiteh-| Laura Graham, who wh ster started te om the Northern Pa killed by Muyp. I oe H Bee ty Coroner ‘Wiltate Itivestiag | eee regen S eae a amaker usic 0 q ae satin. 1 i th h woing | #or naw be Sack hin N. P. SHOPS ey fated ake proce Allen & Gilbert Ramaker Company = | GA, DESTROYED | oe a 1406 Second Avenue noth ton ame! QUEBEC. Que nel ear tent. are carsrall Largest Dealers in the Pacific Northwest ’ vod xpecting any| QUPBH Q 5 r iden of ont, oan HE Bigh social standing in Seattle, jewloury Austin's wife. ‘ | ¥