The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 25, 1903, Page 6

os = = VIOLATED Thit CHILD LABOR LAW SURVBIL BLACKMAN TACOMA PLANING MILLS ARE UNDER LANCE OF LABOR COMMISSIONER (Special to The Star) OLYMPIA, A t SOME OTHER CUPS OF INTERNATIONAL IMPORTANCE (Soeciat to The Star) " NEW YORK, Aug the te ; ee 8 trophy, the Hventon F | cule t 208 been taken abroad, being won by the cur Genesta im 188, after tor] At th year joat to F r at Wendur we: mp and took it t we ou aluable, TR to this side t t crack racing . A for yea the English channel of prizes 4 om se, won the Cape May k cup, one of the handwomest and rich _ eat on this wise, She defeated the wae Deuntices for the trophy. The cup oa aan Temained tn Brgland untit the MAW PUT HAWK OUT knocked! the bird down with Fertppline 1 It flew at her and badly SHARON, Pa—Mre Anna Brooke, Beer Wheatland, had a desperate fight acernnd her face d hands before with a large chicken hawk me. | se wedi . ier 0 well-dt Re NE ee ROO le RY Ne FNP Nee RO CR eee See €4 to carry off a chicken. Bre. Bros oF War four feet from tip to tip. on th am possible WILL OPEN he F 1 be hauled up. A new y ial at > n¢ reany pew nese sen going up Al idge is to be built by the company oma the Bimilkameen river at t point, and from Mr, Hagerty’ statement business generally is ot the boom. ‘MONEY IN” THE HAY ALL IS READY FOR THE wooo- MEN'S CARNIVAL Tomerrow evening at 7:30 o'clock the Woodmen of the World expos! | tion will be thrown open to the pub lic ix admitted tomorrow even- | the grounds at Third avenue and | ‘Union street wilt opel (Special to The Star.) a mest LLA WALLA A be ready for the opening. ‘The ex ecutive committee declares that it hae secured a larger aggregation of shows than. were ever before seen at a atreet fair or exposition of this nature. With the loop the loop act Kiipatrick’s famous ride down a Jong stairway on a bicycle, the com- pany of 25 Zauaves, Baker & Weav- e's wonderful oriental vaudevtile comnany, Lacrotx’s double slide for life down m silver thread 500 fert Jong. combined with more than Other features, will be sufficient to Provide amuement of every required ture. ork of Walla Wall purchase it either ecattered « fleidte, as left by the combined harves ter, oF in the stack. If they have to gather ft from the field they get « load for from to % cents, and from the stack at about 1. They sell straw on the local market at $4 per load. ‘There ts a scarcity and the indications are the price will advance The tenmater who handiea hay also} makes a goed profit. He pays the} farmer from fi to % per.ton and selis ft om the local market for from #12) Fifteen per cent of the gate re-|to Hb It in Impomible to secure we tomorrow wits ie turned over | lacke Go ly of to the tabor temple fund. The labor | sifaita. because of a “ot & pearoity. untons of the city are expected to turn out by the thousands on that evening. MAKING A NEW TOWN “he Wow Site Mas Been Laid Out for Nighthawk CHIEF ENGINEER OF INTERUR- BAN GIVES UP HIS Jos i (Special to The Star.) TACOMA, Wash., Aug Frank | Bartlett, chief engineer of the Inter urban, hae ree and will leave | a the service of company Beptem- | ber 1 | ipecial to The Star.) | ‘The construction of the road from | CHESAW, Ang. 4.—Several new | peep AB * embers of the mincen Walle | arr tee atnction of Mie merce | ote of Mr id all of the work e commendation of x: ht & Power co:mpany are expect- | @4 in from the east and Superintend- ent Hagerty passed through town on rts. How er, Mr. Bartlett came to the po- hie way to Curlew to meet them sition with a distinguished reputa-| - lig aon States e- Ly a tion as an engineer. pani ave 1 men at work in the] y¢ obable that he has survey Vicinity of Nighthawk and at thelsq and constructed more mites of | falia have everything in readiness | iiere aiaed the machinery, whieh i# at Cur- | der rent railroads It was hia Iptension to have the gy ger 4 on the ground before flow, but an investigation of the e Ci as fonds indicated that & considerabie|"*" ™* the Cancades. Amount of work must be done on| Mr. J. W. Davidson of 0 Tinton them before the heavy machinery! street te wearing @ pleasant emfle to- can be transported Next week a day and bis friends are smoking force of men will be put to work clgers Its a «irl than any other| ineer In this part of the country field of operations including the | wintain lines of the Frocktes | beyeots w MANEUVERS ARRIVED ' pe KNOCKED The Star.) A (Speojal to M binding whos ne wae ov ® WAGAMPE 1S MALO- DOROUS NATIONAL DAINTY OF BURMAH iat ea SENSELESS Wal Mu) 4 * . é a a u ' ne . . eth SPOKANE TELEPHONE GIRLS 1 f rh t : SUFFER VIOLENT ELECTRIC]! on hh 5 ‘ ' ' nent f J f BHOCK WHILE AT WORK ' " LARGEST STOVE IN THE NORTHWEST Hardware Bargains wH H Es¢ Piper (lo 4 Sort thing HOUSE MAF a i| THEATERS | SHusneKeaouneseroenoRnRD Empire Park NO CHANGE IN TIME ALLOWANCE Street hectrion Mate Store First Aven B.W .Vintere Asses t9$.tet Ay. We Have no Students—All Our Operators Are Licensed by the State of ‘Washington Warning ¥ . hae ey am ver win 35 the Soo alps pthadaat nd alist F moa: he Redes tetas, 8 rie ‘4 ae ary (Aezee || ny Sees = = STAR DUST: Friday. He # ' Frew em remessured. this Written rowns, 2 3.50 o « J and if 4, we we the offteta aut Work, per tooth. ive him the freetom ef the corrider With 3. Be wil wep? he Tyson gp All Work } our Artistic Vuless Plairs cenvanéavasees ic: a com wheels get off thelr showing ia j 5. ne “Annie tana Sane ar , < . Srvision of Dr. & M. Milne and M. on thes Boca From Memory’s Halls | high clave | Mie 2 ne eee nD. B,D. D. 8. and both members of + alle Ive @ tender recoliest | . naieur night: | (be Wat tie Koval College of Dental Burgeons. Lady attendar mae reo) water yeete c | 7 «gla that of th CO! we. nz * | hat | Boston Painless Dentists safely to tis Opposite Bon Marche ~ j BOARDING HOUSE = “| Boston Painless Dentists or.» a an b h Harvest ‘hrifty Buyers AMMUNITION © (Brecial to The Star.) VANGUUVER, Aue & . Mayor Kaotus expect @ mayor with that hame prone w oa the * rop in Clarke county will beat af recunda th year for yteld * reer ’ atl seetions, though ° noted, Bul ’ ass 01,0 owe ae eras cet HAT 13 ay ep aoe on i | eaten, on * SALE " A continuation of the greatest bargain sale Seattle has Says the Pike Street Sage: | Atth ove Wr on: i ever known. This week will probably see the finish. Wed te & matrimontal r orty-two different etyles r binath ' hwark was apo’ tratnater These Are Real Bargains H. Lewis &Co. * N. E. cor, 1st ave. and He. Carpenters, decorators and light |How Walla Walle Teameters A An Indis gee fine toutes he a ve a Cherry rene, 200 Dozen Men’s Shield Teck Ties on the finishing touches here and! Getting Rich | The Mooster « Hrs re there, with the result that when the} than the noveltets ieee e) io aie ee) st Mary Kieebe New Yorker, Mre wealthy In all the newest colorings and effects, a special buy from a large manufacturer, never sold any where for less than 12c Boys’ Suits yon entortaind 2Sc. Your choice while they last for t of the steel ox declares flchwat then, for what Men’ $ Suits $5.85 A Pittebure man « because by mmitted mileide wld not sleep. And Phil Men's Bulte, worth $9.6 - : ‘5 | Boys’ two and three-piece Suite, worth $1.50 and Wathincean BATTLE SHIPS Ben's Suite, werth G1198 for $6.00 $4.00, Saturday $1.75 anc $2.00 ini eo lepton beat , : .s ! Men's Sults, worth $1690, for $9.00 adder theta a 39. ; | Fastest boat on Puget sound, leave Corduroy Panta, fo 396 A Word from Josh Wise [foot of sade street daily at i Men's Gults, worth $16.46, for $9.90 4 mand 1M p.m. Round trip Me Men’s Shoes Men's $2.00 Men's $4.00 Men's $2.5 Men's $27) Furnishings Men's Men's Men's Men's Men's Cuffs atta Men's 2b tee & w A woman on maxe What Citizen’s Gas Pacific Packing & Navigation Co. Carrying Alaska Pa ate Express and United Stat FOR vALban, Calling at Juneau, Sitka, Yaka. tat, KAYAK, Hliemar and COOK INLET POINTS. Shoes for Bhoes for Shoes for Shoes for $2.45 $2.95 | $145 $1.95 F urnishings he Fancy Hoe Faney 1 ke f lle “8060 «Ge ° ‘ fie with collars and 45c Be +. 296 186 & foot uv a man purty easy bot & man cin make « fool uv hie Colored Shirts, for ers for self « good deal _ easier, Burp ers for Men's $4 " * 1 orking Gloves for . H s eo oo Ar. bs | | Men's $5.00 Pants, swell patterns fér dress wear 6 ns 6be ney Shirts for cove cesses DO ot cata anh” cet te Be $3.5 Summit Shirts, in fancy collars, stiff $2.75 Mt. Vesuvius ie again active, throw- || @alling from Arlington Dock, Will Men's $3.25 Hate, all atyles, for eta, AS AO want De hd ing tava and stones, #0 feet Into Sp m. Men's § sate, an a pend Men’s Straw Hats for trtetedeenereereens DBO air No freight received after noon ee ee es Remnant lot Fancy Vests, wortl up to $1.80, Bat- on day of sailin Men's Sc Ties, all styles, for wrday for BSe Ifyou @id map ot right to : ‘ Men's 650 and The Ties for Working Gloves for ....400 ing witho E. &. CAINE, Operating Agent, Phode, Main 1147, Firat avenue, Seattle Corncobs are used for street paving | in J towne In lowa. Bort of sub os jee F eob-bleate A R e & A special newspaper train on the New York Central was wrecked at ’ Seo ee . Bridge & Co. ley. The Palatial Steamer, CITT OF & Power Luke Give U lesa = i me ong a 141 1 See: baad ona 4 feel iil3 Byerett #:16 a m., £90 Co. 5- 417 Second Ave. Next Door to Bon March; wle-giawic houwe yesterday after asked for @ saw-dust sandwich Colman Dock. | Be ines 1941 BRB B BOUTT, Mar,