The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 19, 1904, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING CO, OFFICHS1907 and 1309 Beventh avenue, rae BVERT AFTERNOON NXCEPT SUNDAY. TELEP NONES Business Department Bune t, Main 1060; Independen 188 ‘ Baitorial Depar snset, Main 1138 The Star's Mastern offic 10¢ Wartford buildin Chtoagot 2 Beibune vyliting. New Y W. H, Porterfield, mgr. foreign advertising BALLARD STAR AGENCY—391 Rallard ave Runect, Red 142. es + ‘One cent per copy; six cents per Week, or twenty-five cenw pes Mrenth, delivered by r carriers, No free copies. => TO MAIL SUBSCRIRERS —The date when your subscription expires “ On the address label of each paper, When that date arrives, if your subecrtp In adve » label is & receipt net again been paid of date on the om your name is taken from the list prised at the bold firmness of his official acts up to date. Urged him to accept the @t the polls, In thie respect the new mayor has proved @ pl Up to date he has been the mayor of the entire people. avant disap tm spite of murmurings tn the camp of the opposition ‘a Serves no praise, for he has only done his duty, j Commendation for is his independence tm breaking away from m i Brown traditions 4 When Judge Richard A. Ballin ger was announced as the railroad Corporation cholee for mayor, mauy citizens were not entirely sat < Dut they were willing to take a ch *% as street slang has it, for @hance could be much for the worse They rather expected a ak-backed, jelly-fish polioy, however, B-continuation of many abuses tha Gourde of years under a mayor followed it only as a yearting calf follows a farm wagon ¢ > market. uiered at the Postoffice at Seattle, Washington. cond-clase matter = a - —_——————eeeeeeeeeeee — Within @ very fow days the OUR NEW MAYOR AND CHIEF ¥ cir won ot ‘eal Sih ‘s the new olty ad Ministration will have be Probably no new mayor Seatle has ever had hae done more in the first thirty days of his term in office than Mayor Ballinger, Ina host of respects he haw been a surprise—#o Aifferent from the chief exceutiver Beattle had become accu A to Many guesses and not a few predictions were made when the result of the balloting March § became known, None of them were cor ret. Even the new mayor's closest personal friends have been sur- Aso rule, it was expected that Mayor Ballinger would give @ good, sensible, conservative administration, hewing close to party lines « acting as the mouthplece of the particular faction of his party whtoh nomination and carried him through to victory ntment. For this be de What he deserves hearty ary an@ t had crept into the olty government In who never led public seutiment and who 4 Now they are beginning to wake up and take notice, Mayor Hal qi Manger is displaying many qualities of « leader. He has not been thorough- ¢ y tried out as yet, but in his preliminary gallops ar 4 the track he B has displayed form that leads to the belief that he is more than a pow 3 4 ible winner E Be far Seattle has got a line on her new chief executive through ; q Dele policy toward the police department, and he looks good. If he meets ail other municipal problems in similar manner, no stumbling blocks will 1 be put in his way by the pubilc at large. Tt is not so much what tho may or bes actually done along the line of 4 feform, as the manner in which he has done it, that calls for o Word from The Star, Me has r made only @ small beginning with the police department, but he has begun in a goed direction. He showed gocd judgment, in the first place, in selecting as his chief of police « man, who, though handicapped im no email degrees by un i ‘ temiliarity with leca) conditions, is hindered by few political or personal 4 frieudships among U.us ith whom he will have to deal, Me has plenty t. t@ grit, courage loyalty to his superior and aa evident reapect for t ts law and bis cath of office Ag ‘The mayor and the chief are acting together. They are outlining no elaborate policies. As the mayor p they are “meeting conditions as thay arise.” Which ie eminently sensible ‘Their first move has been ¢ 4 city of the worthless characters who were attracted bere by the laxity of law enforcement under the old regime. ‘The resulta Bare been noticeable, Alarmed by seeing real, live po- Heemes at work, + well-dre sse@ loafers—law-bree ers, if not ¢ Inals of a deeper dye ok the mud of Seattle from their shoes and decamped. A respectable number of others, tess timid, b ‘- hauled up to the police « and there promptly and ely dealt with 4 by Judge George, who has given them orders to leave town forthwith, And imposed the limit of £ m prisonment as @ penalty for rematn- fing. As & consequence, crime shows a marked decrease. Bo far, good. But let us © letting up in the pace. There are Still many hundreds of the @ tm the city. They are not con fined, either, to the Blacks! ict. Washington street swarms with a them day and night. The cing houses of the old tenderloin rict are infested by them and by the women who suport them Tf crowd é the pool rooms ‘ef that quarter and n stray further up tow 4 Hundreds of hove thieves make the saloons of the old tenderloin dis- J Qrlct their homes. The beer saloons of that section, us The Star has © Pi pointed out, are a magnet for the tramps who commit must of the an- Moying burgiaries and petty thefts, a nd cocasionally aspire to highway ro Dery and murder. The “stew t fs the t of the soup-kitchen feature of the old . tenderloin ¢ and there is no place for him tn Seattle under a mayor 4 who dves not need him as material for the creation of @ corrupt political 3 machine. 4 The cheap dive should be 4, as th toward « 3 Wp the old tenderloin district and rendering business occupation @Rd safe for respectable citizens to traverse. With Seattle no er bidding for the privilege of relieving an Sent visitor of his money by pandering to his vices, the old Gives are distinctly net wanted, and if they cannot be 4, the » Kitehen and free ! at least, should be abolished. Such is ¢ ; possible and stlil more clearly desirable. F Then the districts above Yesier Way should be attended to. It ls now Well known to everybody, includts na majorit that eral lodging houses almost within a stone's throw r tail Dusiness centers are more nor less than broth len, @n4 that numerous jcdging houses on Third a Pik q Venue, almost as far north an it runs, are f ps 2 aunt saloon boxes rooms and »p t on trad molested by the ‘There must be an end to this state of affairs, Saloon b Fooms #0 cor M@bolished and ib Giatricts into the It is @ big task has shown his at treet walker in her the tw rter at the city set apart for her The Star ty and only JUST A WHITEWASH the case of itl Annie Omle negilg Yeslor The coroner's inquest In wt Weally murdered by off as a farce; noth ‘The fomsilized « the cable car and conspire to take Gf unavoldab Unavor y al noe on Way Th n & more. ner's Jury mer the driver of the ly natiofied fire hild’s itself that the partment fh and then t nt worthy coroner fn in full r tt hTh made the Star p @uiry, had not b attent Fe eity from bi But what Whose } t Hives of scores « home? Test us have me, the Be aitle Bl of the elt t ed and death to enter tewashes., r ki qual to it, > wan Dp ar! ag or ry Na Jury comp. 1 w into He wht, ‘ n of not dict had thy one | William Stewart, LC. Bromley | John Ruph, A. G@, Dunn and ©, C. an ull of this otty, have been | e noquitted in the # court of , saihaase st a — entennial’s A pendent candidage named | eral orders |! The promcuting r | one. He de 1 to attend @ friend's | viction lished without the words “far away" | him as the firing of heavy quns. One Whit inland, At the ] included in its composition of the local papers arked Ad of the trial yesterday, Judge E " ‘ yo {inal Mtark was a heavy gun that | D y Inet the J to bring reg Ping ro ee rod we [should be fired Jin mw verdict acquitting the defend | M'm; that explains why we | Dot The Knglish lea ha Kir JUST TO DUBT—The tong train | connered en en ten had King J hn) GROCERS ORGANIZE | om the new hints, ae + the new ski deed tor Uietr Heals and refeeieter| | NASHVILLE, we, April 1% the Property |] Makes Lighter Bread , ayn] tele injuries that he was con-| As a result ne begun here A WORD FROM JOSH WISE. | streined t te to th 7 strained to accede to their de today it in that w strong M k Whi B d eh like the Red Cross society?" | of Tennessee will formed for the Seta ‘ani: wok natiiaded| Dee aee eeeene 6 ee The Davis Addition sale opened with a vim a week ago, akes Sweeter Brea fer some uv us old | the noblem | Sume da “ > leoctation will be affiliated with the}and it has been growing in volume day by day It is the follers th’t th’ world | the injured,” sald King John, jocom®-| trace in its membership the tocal| Natural result of beeing the property. Many who went from ly, wiping hia fountain pen on ‘a associations already exiating tn ‘ \ don't belleve th’ | yeoman's hair | Steaetia stomphte Knosvitie,| Curiosity were 60 charmed with the beautiful situation, glo a“ re iis nat : Chattanooga, Morristown, Hum-| rious view and low prices that they changed their mir ne Tha A Oth Fi eae See tae bold, Greeneville, Harriman P wi : nan er riour us much uz they son City, Jackson and Brownaville.| bought and we have not missed 1 ing a sale to anyone who ae pier had any thought of buy re fo know, MONTANA 6TOCK GROWERS MILRS CITY, Mont. Apri 19~— A great man 7 ar i 7 t iy to person ALL GROCERS SELL IT — | The nineteenth annual meeting ed whose friends bought last week and ave been ead ; cep pet ¢ It will play ‘round the Me t wers’ anno | ; K ‘= wy . cation, » here today, ts|ing the news of the beauty and cheapness .of the property. } ‘cane thee and romp on thee-—so wil the largest ever held by the asso ; * cpg rca Dae on ciation.” ‘The sessions will continue ee the addition and we will leave the rest to you. Take ‘ two days and will be devoted to aM] in. Pros dway > . ome Z | A London sartorial authority says | exhaustive discuanton of the vartous| the Br way and Pike car to the end of the line and walk i | rmissible to wear jewelry questions of live importance tolnorth two blocks. Our represents on the ground every | | howewer, that this would look a little | local commerctal organizations have | day nia br rovided™ elaborate entertainment | “If you open this box. dora the visitors | Remember, we are closing out these lots at $160 to | OHIO PAINLESS DENTISTS BASEBALL TERM wee warned, “it can cloned - -— — | . 7 4 "ah gat |% 350 cach; $50 cash and $10 a month—high, sightly--- | = 5 ge Street, Cor. Tiaied I can't tmagine,” she mused, q@y| FANCY DRESS BALL | ; | pein “by “our “inte ‘aclentitin ssthalt she fumbled with the fastening.| 4 fancy drens social will be given close-in, high grade lots, | Datented and used by us what can be in It—unless—uniens jt!» # a na 7 by the ladies’ of the St. Mary's Nervous a in New Yory clty court, W. C. C. N. at thetr roon — | their teeth People, aie 44 Juat then off flew the lid, In the New York biock on Friday | call at our office, where we w } was THD BuTOH.?) © [evening, April at 9 o'clock. ‘The onatrate to their ¢ Fl Solanet at Saneonel OS ry role eee ea for pal opulation of Germany bie ts Dall the tteaae of ; lo ge {of_2alniene © casing at the rate of nearly & mi} | °% © ". Cha yhen other age pet oses: ete Ish anization are Invited to at (a4 ‘Ss WOwe | done, and @ written guarant tend a n all work. | Hooch der Stork s x Monsoninm Tx omni) ¢ JORSANUEE SOCIAL CLUS | ‘Squire Maron has married Leon-| ‘The men of St. Mark's parish, at 802 and 203 New York Block ard Jeffers and Miss Laura Morri-|o meeting held in St. Mark's Epis both of Morristown—Belaire,|copal church last evening, organ | }. sed o Wheeling Gelni ined 0 © b, to be known No Knife! No Pain! Cross Eyes Straightened! a | graph era - ct — he, ub. The = ae Consultation, Examination and Eyes Tested Free, SET TEETH (that fi "$3 | IT HURTS HIS WOODRN Lia, | aya, prewid Judge Seulsbury, SEATTLE EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT INFIRMARY, Steve Hickman, bil clerk at the) vice-president; IH. C. Force, secre- 5 he Cerne oi ee . 500 | Burtington, is walking with crutene®| tary and treasurer Re ee ae | Sam oop m; Suadery Jon account of a boll on his knee|— - . — nee a ] } | | | | | | j erteres with his artific perat, ‘?| BATTER UP. which tr leg. —Ottumwa, Ia, There are 2.400 different mi ms waters bettied tn New York | The Chicago ¢ | mentenced twie Think of the wt Arthur That's nothing. vodka bottied up in & earth? RUSSIA WAKING UP \"'s0'io No, I wieh I won wOM Der I'm out on it.” BABY. toughest of er bandits have ben o be hanged. they will be hanged only © “Bay, Marjin, are you out of that ut oy entures ture =, onermeee™™ They pet it and miap it, In buggies they strap it— 4 The baby é Ab-goo!” they address It They dawdle and press i “When I finish thie war maid the With medicines ie correspondent 1 will head « p And dove fit te k it expedition 1 wil te the | rhey kine and they aqueeze ft, 1 w First weal 1 then freese it~ Admiral Rousmittem bas infused | mera Nat i ed at new life in the navy. T HALOTR ATO | Stremneus life they all hand it from keeping @ #h ¢ birth Fi a : » é jon La aht F Tough Is the baby that stays on this 4 rm et powerful ¢ pi Sa : ve decornted at 1 ment There are 1.60 profeastonal for. : a a ad a —ltune tellers fn Paris, which no doubt necessitates several of them work- t Oli T Pitchers that ewig from the Keg * that te oaken | a ih: ete 9 es 15 O O 00 ° M correspondent made a 5 ceane Representing hours of toil to an army of workers, is Seattle's tribute to the Eastern patent medicine fakir, who No. thrives and grows fat, while misguided sufferers, lured on by lying prot mises, r up their money and conti ‘ ih he follow 1 Why buy a The Only Standard | ,... the haw inmpossible medicine a Visible Writer aca tars pre ae bly thinke Oklahoma ia Qk r Fant placing the old st Blind” | [rte , Dr. Will Largest stock of off desk intent to do bodily by yr, He ¥ charged with aana with 9 Dr. Norris Safe & | &tog Co * = Internal Goowret, Wewwe sie New Credit System Samuel L, No. 4 SKCOND AVENUE. w to buy merchand on easy Will att Wash. | avccenia and make $1.00 a week for Puones Ce) W. 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