The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 9, 1903, Page 7

QUEEN ANNE RESIDENTS WIL IN A BODY—SAY COUNCIL All the 3 * Vest Q a p t ar tr! ye he city IMPROVEMENT . CLUB = ROASTS OFFIGIALS == L WAIT ON STREET COMMITTEE SHOULD BE FIRED BODILY Ne curbatones were at y |the walk, Ove ' 5 a the ‘ \ bitnded the lighted oar ing a y and & tow . e . w pleasa t « over ox Gobris walk in n was quest ie w 4 fairly dotling over with don reminds me," pu And rage. 1. H. Wheeler said that it! w onl “ad on eat often took him an hour more to] Cure Magasine, setting forth @ pia mer home ° . his work, /by which improvement clubs wh , Ao the Tacoma | men to the counel! who will re Bloa. Ab should take up the matter The service which we have been re Cotving from the Seattle Electric com pany f © past two years ts an Outrag 4 1am in favor the found t @n extent thet car As & res track to au t paasenge ¢ the cars when thy at wa mud ¢ the hi are. You'll Be Keen To Profit By These ‘x Specials Six 150 Child's Hay Cart Child's Breom for... No, 1 Lamp Chimney.. Sc Tubular Lantern lée Brass Extension Rods HARDWARE fgg. AFTER SIX Williams’ cake . Be German spoons for No. 3 Goodel $1.50, for $1.00 Good: Shaving Soap, « . oe Silver Il Screw Driver : 650 House for Z-tnch Alluminum Numbers, ite value, 15a Boy's Axe for 1Se Pad Saw for $1.00 Footbail Pants Second and Union » avenue has weakened be run over * have beer gths © Last Raltroad thes end SATURDAY SPECIALS, LADIES SUIT. where the sewer fs being dug au por o4 Ip suchen way that cars can be run © it, SB that people will be liged to walk for weeks to come. It was the senso of the meeting that this an easily be done if the author ittew really wish ft, Bariter In the ting an ordinance compelling the Attle Blectrio company t oa nix service to the top the bil wed. The passing of #uch wan hot wed by An ‘ na, but It was finally @& Jed that {t was more politic to @e-| wr@from the nett that which was more like 1 of getting G. N. Jackson brovaht to the at tention of th b thefact that It wit} be impossible to met feame up Queen Anne hill in two or three days, unless immediate aiape gre taken to provide sald First, Beoond ang Third « North have been torn up @o that heavy | teams cannot aa, leaving Mercer street the only Mooess to the top of the ¢| Dl for heavy toama, On the latter wons already sink through hubs of the wheels. It mals fo make horses h places, Often toama to get one Plank should be Inia already on Mercer #0 that teams can crose it, I have called the attention of Supertn tondent Walters to the matter, but could get no definite promise from him streeta, ta preferehde to ( an Recreation Park ball tate aiaae ore of<l said that the nine blocks offered on the ball are not worth haif the price asked, the other site being far more preferable, as being nearer & ratlroad track and salt water H. Wheeler brought before the oxition station nut hans of the park to establish a sub ot at the foot r @ playground for the school t a good man w ren on the he ected though that ft would be best to follow Messrs. Stand: 4 Galvin wore In. the example rn cities and have tructed t . Buperintendent | the pla cated In parks, of Streets Walters to have the { a-| where they would not be a nuisance to! tion of the car track for the two blocks | th Jonts. He was directed to con-| t-| tinue bis Investigations: ik n G wuatebse Nov the lumber yard and fx te D. Ferguson, who is the creditor. he property is valued at 827.000, be y the abilities reduce the net valuation } to about & | that it be AY RATES ARE T leew th ST. PAUL, Nov. | pers and others in the are awaiting with const terest a decision in the case of thi Cannon Falls Elevator Compan waukee roads, which came up for hearing here today before the inter Handsome Suits of Scotch Tweeds, made with Louis XIV. Coat, in blouse effect ; cape over shoulders, very newest style skirt; regular value $22.50, Sat- urday and Monday Special— $16.98 Mannish Effect Suits of Fine Quality Zizeline, in blues and Blacks, suit tailor-stitched and silk lined throughout, very stylish; regular value $20.00, Saturday and Monday Special— $15.98 Rich, Black Broadcloth Suit, in Louis XIV. Coat effect, with cape elegantly trimmed with fine black frimge. A most gor. geous gown, the very thing out; exclusive regulat value $50.00 Special price— $37.50 TheNewYorkStore JACOB PERL $418 Second Ave., Near Pike blocks of land on which It stands, and ures, be sold, and that the proceeds be turned over largest ©. The Judge has ordered i an $27,000. DISCRIMINATING against the Great Western and Mil- ILLUSTRATED TITLES OF POPULAR SONGS—No. 1 | | 1 —WIV | state commerce commission. Tt te al leged in the complaint that the ent grain rates from Cannon Praite | to market points are unequal. While the rate on grain, it te alleged, 4 but 16 cents from © ia and 7 cent Minnea | Palle t of the United States cou an order that the property knows aa| tates from Minneape ;the Globe mill, toget with two] longer haw | compiainant ple and alle rate to Chirago ft t# unabl foothold on the Loulsville market, which takes an tmmense quantity of rye annually, and would be gtad to have southern Minnesota grain tf it could be put down there on an even | basis with that which takes the through rate. SAYS MASON FIRED SHOT SUSPECT 18 ARRESTED WHO GAVE NAME OF THE TUNNEL | SALOON GUN WEILDER y at ry Edward Jones, a negro bootbiack alemployed at « stand in an aliey off - |Cherry street, near First avenue, was arrested yesterday afternoon by Patrolman Burkman on suspicion of being connected with the shooting of Yagoro Sasaguchi in the Tunnel saloon, on Thursday night. He was identified as the man who enterec | the saloon with the negro w'o fired the shot. At first Jones denied any know!l- edge of the affair, but afterwa letated that Richard Mason, @ rail road poter, was the man who did the shooting. | ago to visit friends, and went to the Tunnel saloon to play cards. When he went to get, the chips he got his | hand In a box containing cigars. It's said that the bartender struck Ma- son, after which the shot was fired. Jones was arrested last November in this city charged with burglary. His picture i# in the rogue’s ‘MANY LOCATE IN DOMINION rey to The Star) OTTAWA, Nov. Immigration figures announced westerday show a record increase for the 19 months of this year to the end of October. The total for the 10 months was 121,115. Of th 41 came from | Great Brite 19,046 from the Unit- ed States and 64,628 from Buropean countries. —— pa Sa | Shirts, $1.00 Shirte with two pairs of cuff splendid qualith we $1.90. w. Hutehinaon, cor. and Union. * | Free Want Ads See Classified page for Free Want! Ads. fered for the same price—#85,000, It is | 28 mer | Mason came to Seattle a fow days| | BULLS ARE HAPPY “| Census Bure. Big Decres Cotton Ginned This Year nwue bur ¥ against 4 the correspe Go0D GAME FOR SUNDAY | Hickey and Stovall Will Twirl] for Picked The ball player ing in Tacoma ball at Athietk and Joss Btovall will of the week. Take Renton car, First and ckson street, a. for Garden station, and see this new property. Prices $95 » team in " 9 < SS ale the American league, will play with per tract, up. Terms, $25 down, $5 monthly; or take Tacoma, This will be the last Washington street cars and see my Hillman City prop chance the local fans will have of/f ert rs Pweg! ey cate ae os were seeing Hickéy and Stovall do the y ne Hundred and Twenty-six Lots and Acres wer twirling act in this city, as Stovall id there yesterday. Five-cent car fare, Down town is already pit * almost phenomenal, even tn M ME T fratirond circles, where rapid rises! Eggs, Poultry and Livestock jare the order of the day. | Keys fresh ranch, io; live bepa, | banana AO | tae Te, suring | chicketis a hogs. ‘Tig@ive sh, eb WAR HEROE Notice to Mariners Sue Tei plsore aw | The buoy mark ond of the) b@6: ib, howe on . — United states mut cable to — | Alggka Neo 34 miloa north by north-| THROWN FROM WAGON " Job Battanio, « city garbage wer 06 the West Point i driver, wae thrown from his miles northeast by cast of he ove : terday at v7 wtate, will leave Washington th age stward ef the Wee! : teation of the nument to the Sev. 21 ment. The dedioation is set for next F @ comatose Monday and will be aecompaniod was much t Ww | with considerable ceremony E 1 that his 2 0 serious. ‘AUSTRIAN NEW YORK krana hall ton | quet is to be giv | Hans Kudlick who took a prominent Austri part in the 1844, and Is kno the Austrian p is in celebration of Dre Ku sone of p thetr inter among the Sehura and teh. HELD FOR TRIAL "vis i have Bleven of the | and three held ming to the American side tn a sloop which was wree ewcaped to Lopes tatand, | tuto the hands of the customs officers Bie? Harbor Mast Vennele a A total of #7, 2 left the o KANSAS © pontinent of out as a forothl: sibilities in the A fow years Just clerk tn perintendent o Joseph road that place h t and later to chief clerk. 1 resigned from to become of the Colors was stationed | Mr, Winchell to work for ote Kansas City, F and remained of that system jhe became pr manager of th The Jatest hor WASHINGTOD in showing and Hickey goes there next year, TO DEDICATE distinguishe: tured on Lopes island to Port Warden Jen an increase in the ship fi MATH for the previ third vice president of the combined Rock Island-'Fy applies intelligently his abilities fo the work given him to do. where in Kanae neral p r agent, but in a short time THE SEATTLE STAR. au Report Shows | ase in Amount of dD. «¢. eau thie 1 Professional Team who are winter- and Seattle will play park, Hunday after- | will be ealled at 2 key will pit A re ching for Cleveland, LIBERATOR TO, A car are com Nav. 7 | wit! not t abt At Linder+ & notable t in honer of Di 2 revolution berator nts, The af the S0th birth A nut ot} wn an enified for trial nese were deported. me witneses. They were ked on the rocks only to ‘They w tall | re ter’s Report | n's report for Oe- |» the tm compared with ae month Bix rrived and 70 departed. Passengers arrived and ity by water: YOUNG MAN A TOP- NOTCHER IN THE RAILROAD WORLD) : Nmburge Poultry. this city) ge ton; ton; ITY, Mo.—The Benj. FP. Winchell ap- risco systems, stands example of the pos- power of a man whe ago Mr. Winchell w the offi the Hannibal @ St Mannibal. Fi of the J the Memp! City he served as} in 1895 Mr, Winchell the Memphis system nger agent lo & vuthern, and Denver In 1894, ame back to Mins ® the ‘Frisco as Suits. dos ident of the ‘ort Se mphis, #0 until merging and the ‘Frisco, when ( wident and ge al @ combined roads. nor which has been Hillman’ s Seattle Garden Tracts ONE MAN DRANK If CUPS OF FRE Were on the ground thous: the cars were blockaded this week office, [heaped upon Mr roe Btakelight keaping Aiki P jrapidiy at | has" been a WHOLEGALE PRICES (Thee prions are te any Duyer im quam | Cities Prices on small purchases averses and | $0 per cent. Gisher.> ‘don bunches pumpkins, few wheat hay GEM ton (These prices ralireat, freight depot. or on the docs te sits Nave gt beni, $00.0 Mr. in the East ordering yr. 2nd and Union THE FINEST SOIL IN KING COUNTY MILK 3,000 People at the free barbecue. I mild not come out because Hundred and Ninety Tracts were sold Sunday, and the rest will all be sold Twenty extra salesmen will be on grounds all Sunda d, but ¢ One and more waite three k 16 Downs | middl TPES $26.00 ton; Puget Bound hay Winchell ts regard nt stakelight ¢ of sweet potatoes came tn agternoon ‘and ‘are selling | Sold ‘Thirty Last Week. Bagh ave ; CHARTER Oak “RANGES Stove manetasturieg plane in "tee world. We also have 14 kinds wor of them havin t ned a| Ht q bell peppers, Ete. ¢ box: Kravesteins pans, $1 Seri bo be Tpkime, prare, & fail noe ‘pines poles little, We can give them, The Bridgebeact Je Victor, Oak, St oran, many others; also good rion. Bia vole joo # as low as Eleven Dollars. aber our name and place of bus- ines | DABNEY 4& WOODHOUSE, 418 and 500 Pike Street. Phones: Sunset, J vsi A-1 GET IN THE RA Indep. | | new Pum The Popularity Content for the Kim | bail Cabinet Grand Piano (now at ja Second avenue) has aroused consid bie Interest in several of the Beat- | tle Lodges and Unions. The number of votes cast is Increasirg oach wee The contest ix open to any Lodge or} or Union in King is “ro PRODUCERS If you want your Lidge win to do te to write th ber of your Lodge are for goods delivered at Hay and Grain timothy, ton, oats. hea % ickets {ree with every purchase rraine Tea & Coffec, 1203 TS. Madisor | ern Outfitting Co., «4 Pike | Woodhouse Hardware Co., 1400 Great Eastern Cl ttle Optical | Herald 1 | Oa Rival Cle all ar th Haynes Candy 8 Brummers Grocery Burger & Marshall, tind & & sctric Laundry, 3rd & Marton. co Laundry, 1612 6th ave. ch Hand Laundry, S11 3rd ave way Int & Virginia gare, 2919 Ist ave. | Hutchinson is now more Vote x 'w ptands for most p: again to the Col ——- lady in King cow Maud 1 vice president (Annex), 98; Mra. Emily Caliah r, which poalti ark oe Victoria Peterson, 174; Al emnber of i901, when # W. B. Hutchinson 9) terrains, tu: Mes. Fo |Z ks & Waiters, A. 0. U. W izations and la my f Company Cor. Complete Housefurnishers | doctor thousands of people, want or have any use for. mercenary one; "e is te do good whene and none will wa! Genito-Urinary and vener chief surgeon B, & O. R. R Office Hours SETS TNS FREDERIC Vine Yurnit Draper etc., that should terest to folks the home for the Incorporated SOMORROW’S P contain new who wish to K & NELSON Vine Furnitare APERS . will of Rugs,Carpe Heater a TO kery, be of absorbing in- | brighten approching holidays and the winter that is upon us. We Will It ls W ake Y inside cover, Again We Say That you can do no better, if you want an Air-tight Wood Heater, than to buy a Novelty Air-Tight There can be no better than the best, and we gt itee the Novelty to be the best of its kind for the money. We have sold it for seven years, and know its value, It has cast-iron bottom and top, cast down-draft register and clean-out door, nickeled foot-rests, nickeled damper and clean-out door, nickeled feet, nickeled spun urn, and has pipe check in col- lar. Also a swing-off and is lined with heavy $11.50 $12.50 $14.00 four Old Stove pee Alow, Yio All forth as Part Payme: nt for a New One. FREDERICK & NELSON Incorporated 2d Ave., Madison and Spring I Am an Old White-Haired OR. D. T. RICHARDS” (From His Latest Photograph) the Inco @ welcome to my advic ey are not millionaires. | You comfort. DR. D. T. RICHARDS, special adviser to the State author of Persian System al di te. CALL OR WRITE Physician | have studied in the best medical colleges in the world; am licensed te practice under many governments. For over @ quarter of # century | have rohing for a certain Permanent cure for nervous physical decline, weakness, brain fa best treatment 1 have discovered im- ‘sustaining prinoi- in London | had an op- portunity to study ee or methods. In Pari ed, in company with a po places where NER- JROSTRATION ie made to order, and | ascer+ t the most effecti tment in that hotbed vice for these cures. in O Mexico | had the investiga 1 have worked hard Jat ieleatl 'of suittoring: hecemtiyy Fow physicians have had equal eoperation. Few physlolane ere as earnest and indefatig- able in their methods of orlg- inal researeh. “t have worked ‘am willin want my help. r my services. All a fair compensa | render. may write to me and I will give you Medical Insti professor of college, late ft Self-Treatment, ases, Iowa Medical State Medical Institute Longest Established Safe 9 a, m. to 8 p, FDa, Seeger Ltd PILL. College McLAREN & THOMSON, 2d & Pike. Seattle, Wn. Authorized by the State 70i First Avenue, Foot Cherry Street, Seattle, Washington Deposit & Trust Co.'s Bullding. m. daily, Sundays: 10 a. m. to 1 p. m ond Ate = The school will teach you at] (Eye glasses and fing Optica af ee esa Watches Cut Ginee and Jewelry ot prices ; t | tage il bay yt a nvaet 1 for our free far i" eairing of Complicated ats Loule Kiodt Jewelry Go, New Location 10z0 Qooas Second Avenue