The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 8, 1904, Page 4

ia SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PU BLISMING CO, THRE OFFICHS190T and 1909 Seventh avenue ~ wocew | BVORY APTEKNUO N BXCEPT BUNDAT cL. RP MOND yrs st Business Department—Gunset, Main 1060; Independens ssa | Baitorial f artment—#unset, Main 1188 7 The Stars Wastern offices: 10¢ Hartford bullding, Ch Detours bunding, New York, WM. Porterfield, mgr, te " BALLARD STAR AGENCY*-#21 Rallard ave Biinset ed 14k One cent per sik conte per Week, of Twenty-five cents per month. 4 eat arriere. No free copies HO MALL BUNMCHI NE The da te when your subsoriptte On the uddrens Ix f each paper, W hen that date arrives, If y tion has not again been paid In advance your name ts taker A change of date , Ares te a receipt bay) ne vt ae a= =asendl THE MAYOR FACES A CRISIS ince he assumed the duties of his present of For the first time flee Mayor cleaner city his fi Ballinger is facing an actual crisis tn It is a manifest intention of the city council to aban ing the saloon evil and to license the sale on all pretense of contro! mn Park. Mayor Ballinger, alone, stands betwoen of Mquor at Madl god representatives of the people the people and the he al to throw open the one gate that bas heretofore withstood every as sault by the forces of vice and Iniquliy Ballin ake or break himself as a public official ot Mayor er will by his action fn this matter. If he so wills, he may, by exercise his veto power, end once and for all, attempts on the part of the saloon element to gain a foothold in the parks and residence dis tricta of the city Bim. THERE IS NO MIDDLE GROUND FOR MAYOR BALLINGER 70 TAKE. HE MUST BE FE FOR THE PROF OR AGAINST THEM the district in which it ls at present confined, or it will ultimately be licensed in every corner The Star deplores the fact that up to the date of this writing It he does not do so, the odlum will rest upon THER The sale of liquor must either be restricted to grocery within the elty limits. Mayor Ballinger has taken no decisive position with reference to the proposed Meensing of a beer garen at Madison, and Chief of Police Delaney haa seen fit to give the plan bis qualified approval. DO THE MAYOR AND HIS POLICE CHIEF MEAN TO CON- FESS THEIR INABILITY TO COPR WITH AN EVIL that at the Present time can easily be suppressed, or have they been won over to the side of the lawbreakers, who have for years maintained “bling piga” at the lake shore resorts legalizing of their nefarious trade? Ww sbout-face on the part of the city administration. @ebdauchery were too long tolerated at the lake side parks by the Fecent Humes administration to make Iicensed saloons at Dreathing places acceptable to the general public. Mayor Ballinger was elected with the distinct understanding that md worked without ceasing for the wer the cause may be, the people demand an immediate Drunkensess aud he would give Seattle a clean administration. So far, he has done so. It ts up to him to continue to hew to the same line. Will he do so? THE BOY AND THE FOURTH Johnson has undertaken that heretofore impossible task of curbing the Fourth of July spirit of the small boy. Either Mr. Jobuson is an extremely optimistic man or else he @oesn't know what he is going up against. Men may be coerced or persuaded, women may intimidate or wheedle, but the small boy is not susceptible to any official influ- ence whatever. ' Young America may know little of history, and care less, but he is aware that the Fourth of July is a day set apart, sacred to the celeberation of liberty, and he makes sure that none of his lb- erty gets away. While the parents exalt their born, in more senses than one, and declare one to another, with much vociferation, that we are the bravest, smartest and most prosperous people on the face of the earth, their male offspring of tender age, armed with cannon, crackers and revolvers, make the day hideous, and in their pa- triotic excitement blow out thelr dear eyes, burn off their sweet Roses and in many instances climb the golden stair in a very hasty and disconcerting manner. And unfortunately many other conseqtences occur beyond the Tange of youthful exuberance. Frightened horses dash off to de Struction, women in holiday attire find themselves in flames and no fire escape avaliable, Cittes have been burned and millions in prop- erty destroyed, all for the gratification In a barbarous way of young America. Attempts at mitigation of the nulsance are generally met with contempt or opposition from the parents themselves, who think it is well to have patriotism developed in their children. But why should p striotism take such a wild form as cannon ¢rackers and revolvers? : ‘Why set the day apart as one devoted to a general breaking of window panes? Let Councilman Johnson ask for a law that will Sllow every kid in the land to f{llustrate his nolsy patriotiem on the glorious Fourth by smashing with bricks all the windows in sight This would be less dangerous, leas expensive and less offensive in every way than the powder and. dynamite demonstrations and quite as much to the point. Johnson and the other city dads may be able to confine the sale of explosives to the smaller and less dan Gerous crackers. This would be effective. But it may as well be understood right now that no mere res- Olations, however ominous they may be made to appear with statis- Mes of lockjaw and lacerations, will scare the small boy even @ lit- tle. He will buy the biggest noise and the deadliest disasters that Bre offered for sale. vy Are You Going Blind ? ie. We Test Eyes Free INFIRMARY, SEATTLE KY, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT 45 Haller Block, Corner Second and Columbia St WE LEAD—OTHERS IMITATE ron aad We have successfully fitted over Mw. $0 persons with glasses in be Northwent GARDEN HOSE 10,000 Feet of Guaranteed Hose to be sold at @ very low pri BO foes $3.75 pe font 85.00 ERNST BROS, 806 Pike Streot Phones John 2831 Ind. 1158 « STAR. DUST One way to sq Let Perdicardis His lectures spare us, A STRIKE. Chas. M. Schwab has decided to| ‘There is a mow sleeper called jinfuse new blood into his ship-|Quanixintoconoysin on the Pena ne ulterior motive for reporting | gtearn’s Wine Cod Liver Oil j butlding trust. Schwab at last real-|syivania railroad. Antitosin, Viad- himself robbed | eeapariiie ieee that blood is thicker than jivostok and Pleuropneumonia may The ot Mr. water. be put on also, at this rate, Goddard this morning was search-| y Compound . , to say the der a hot] POULTRY HINTS—FIRST AID SWEET WILD Rose. |croms fire of questi miniater | Gin Piatdaavs Canpeond | Roses wild, with bud, and bloom, FARMERS | Mansive green, and sweet perfume, To throgn even farther le When a hen retires to her nest dependent LM any time between | to lay an eae and leaves a 3 p. m. | 6:60 and 1:06—and 6 copy will be sent | call..respect her wishes and do not! you at once. by special messenger ALONG THE PANAMA jephone—-Cunset, Mafy 1080, o¢ In. | UP iP Tie « ney for “The Sed that before ¢ ONE OF THE IMMENSE DREDOEA COLON—On the Empire cut. the largest of feverish activity, when it was thought possible that the<Prench | mammoth dredi ut through the earth as fast as @ man could walk was remarkably rapid. Solid rock was t nly Obstacle at whieh the m 4 ite pre ed. CONTRACTORS MUST | OBEY 8 HOUR LAW by the courte. duty to enforce it Rust CANAL | that there tm a state wtat It ta @ notorious fact,” » retary of t Free Rent,Free Wood You can buy this fine new cottage on $8.00 per month City water 80 cents per month Only $490. on Washington street car to Southeast Seattle. Seattle Homeseekers Co. »mebody tn the Woman's Home hurry her just because you want Companion says gossip is harmless |the egg for the noon meal ri not taken seriously and never repeated They have a pall wetghing rhen it would not be gosslp. nm t the world's fair, It ie al most too big to get into a bucket How are those fellows coming | shop. | long with their airahip 1 ‘Oh, they've had @ falling out." | He has saved us,” eaid the prea ident of the big trust If he had I'm pussled,” said the telegraph | not landed that $3,000,000 contrace Hiter we never would have been able to What's the trouble?" pay « dividend, and if we had mise 1 have three offictal dispatches ed a dividend the company would from St. Petersburg saying Kuro-|have gone to pieces, He has saved patkin has advanced, another way-|us from the grave ing he bas retreated and a third He has, indeed, mid the tr saying he has not moved.” lurer, who had promoted the big Walt an hour eo and you'll) trust in fact, you might may he receeive official dentals. has saved us from a watery grave,” A WORD FROM JOSH Wise Wits THe D Evry woman thinks th’ photo grapher took a bet ter ploture uv some electric lights other woman's baby | than he did uy hers. MUSTN'T SCARE US Station H. | Lf rescued, there ts ATTACKED | a ‘ | Specimens of gardener’s care et Jol Praste he had preac He 414 not deny — pong A wine cae Cannot with thy grace compare, PP Poser f John Preston, alles) inet one California church in which|f Dr, Cooper's 8 rita ‘ range ts not essential, for the ree @ Mysterious Kid,” on & charse| ne had preached had once been #ur Lane's Kola impound fon that & gas of gxscline stove| Waving In the evening breese of robbery, which was bewun in th men armed with | Kaspartila ( . will do just as well. If it Is prop- | Some lone-passerby to please, superior court yesterday, prom-| Winchester who had threat Hegie's Cord: Cod Liver Ot erty coykked. no one will quibble|reeh with morning dew arrayed lees to be exceedingly & ened to drive b ut of town eerie west over the kind of housefurnishing |!® the mead marsh and glade. defense eprung the firet Goddard was the first witness) Dr. Barclay’s Nerve Pearls, cand Gin wuld painay tpsated of promised u by attacking | called for the state this morning, On| 3 boxes for 8, box $2.00 Gece Os sour eume at Keep | Miooming in some lonely spot Rev. John Hruce Goddard, the pros-| direct examination he told a con-| Sor Pek gh y A, stor anu} Ever ts thy humble lot, ecuting witness, in bitter faahion.| vincing story of the robbery dette gametes POO egutadhonte~enhais pen want oi mamas Mr. Gedderd ts well we in this _—_—_—_——— | Brown's Blood Cure, per bot- Rheumatio ont thom. Sweet wild rose, be thine the | ity, having at one « beer | tle 3 - $2.00 $3.50 Roosters that bh loat their | Drise < Se ee pee CAR INSPECTOR | AAR ws combs by frost should be provided | KRAZY KRANK | Me is now in the foal estate, ineur- — om with new onee from the Racket| : fit tae See ota INJURED | Th Drug store Notice to Subscribers | Pou.2 si OS © un el A pound of will go as fur as| oo evening. pour of The | Oriental block ciressisiniiltinagli == Co. ® pound of meat. Some have been| , Tf. any evening. you Te Soucek | Goddard clatms that he wae held BRLLINGHAM, Jane 7.—Wit home by Preston and robbed of $580, but MH Mysterious Kia.” iredge in the world accomplished wonders during the dayn company could complete the canal reas through hard ¢ © Western » Gill, at wan over he ow lodged vertng anda, but said it wae not his “THE QUAKER SELLS IT FOR LEB.” Free Delivery To all parts of the including nd Balla Mail oF Gre ders n Lake filled and we prepay expre or freight charges to ali points wi in 100 miles of Geattic on ali orders of $5.00 or over Rud CO} Largest Stock {ims fait Best Grade | Lowest Prices << RUBBER SPONGE * Sidew 8, telephones and in “Kleanwel Come quick; 15 minutes’ ride N Genuine Ru Number 4 +.» | Number ¢ . umber 1 Number 3 Number 3 Number 7. Telephone, Main 1767. Larae Sine . Small Size expected to be able to convince t tn jury that such a sum not stolen from the pro se and that the ex-preacher had ney wae | forced to had arte that epandal rch in Whieh admit e oh Wampole's Cod Liver Oil Mo’ Friend Phones: Main 1240; Indep. 1240 Atkins, car inspector for th ttor-| nadian Pa Northern Pa 1015-1015 First Ave., Globe Block and Bellingham Bay @ Britieh | lumbia railros was run over ‘. oi and badly injured by « Canadia: cific freight train in the yards a pan yesterday NOT IN THE COMBINE. Queen City Laundry Cut-Rate Offices Main Office and Plant—Corner First Avenue and Bell Street Down Town Office-Third Avenue near Pike Street WE SAVE YOU 20 Por Cent. on Shirts, 33 1-3 Per Cent : on Collars, 22 Per Cont on Cuffs WORK GUARANTEED. THE BEE HIVE Thursday’s Selling 27e value, 9-4 Bleached Sheeting, Mpecdal ee ceccnee vee BBMO A. F.C. Dress Ging 8 1 -Be Corner of 22d Avenue South and State Street Cheapest Property in City Near Hill Tract, 1% Miles From Pioneer Square. 10 Minutes by Car s and Room Cottages to Choose From— i 400. $1,150 Lote 87 to 50 fret, $225 to $25 to $150 cash; honestly built. nee. *, or take Washington street car to State street Houses open daily. WM. P. HARPER & SON Telephone, Red 1901. se value hama, special Te value, Unbleached Cotton Flannel, special 4\%e 8 New, Modern, 5 t Sto to 820 per month. Double floors, sheeted and sided. Room 60 Dexter Horton Bank Bull CASCADE LAUNDRY CO rA Cen BOSTON tral Labor n a. that nearly all . city contractors are ‘witfully PAINLESS. obeying the eight-hour law ia sts wwoalt “et the city etticnle DENTISTS CALL-TRADE PRICES whose duty it fs to see that the jaws 1420 Secon . W. C. L. US CRUSADE WILL RESULT IN PROSECUTIONS—CITY | *"* *hforced, that they have to be wd ie iat clinbinnns ‘didi enn compelled to do their duty Dw ‘Terre, CISED FOR WINKING AT VIOLA. | that organized labor hes reminded them of their sworn duties it is to TIONS OF STATE STATUTE tnly Wl prove thas SHIRTS 10c COLLARS | 2c CUFFS Ac * have not so many] pa atrings’ on them as to restrain them from performing thetr 4 As ree nventigation every contract made by the board] "In working his men 1 817 SECOND AVENUE= which Deleg Orchard | with the street contractors that they! day when the law limits the saa Wettines af too Western Contecl] work evowe cals’ cight house's Go 1S Seer mice ne OFFICES ant Labor Union have been making as| In reference to the matter City| not so much te biane oe th THIRD AVENUE AND MAIN STREET to city contractors who enly| Engineer Thomson sald last Mon-| who permits him to do It Crowns and Bridge per and persistently violating the state | day | tractor simply takes a chance of los tooth $3.50 | eight-hour law, State Labor ¢ 1 do not know that any of the! § his job Th officts viola en) Permanent Plates (that mt) few oner Blackman ts coming to! contractors e working their men) his oath of office, But the working~| $5.00 | thia city to prosecute the offenders. | over No complaint has been| man is the vietim of both Twelve-Year Guarantee He yest ay notified the board that ade to the board yet. The With the ald © labor aay Attendants lGucteseter Wrest Mochuign’ won| ee je that ‘an. teeht-begp | commmeionar "th Central ne Bn PUGET SOUNDBRIDGE AND DRED GING COMPANY, Inc. jone of the guilty contractors and! day be ot ved, but it ntends to see that the law is en- 5 ‘ CTO! that he had ample proof of the fact|not provide for the cencellation ofl tarens , ~— ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS a lew tno gy “an be neigh i id Bridges, Stroctura tron Work, Piers and Foundations, Dredging that the contractor is working bis| probably do would be to impose a| Have you tried the Pacific Const | Rich Jewelry by AD Roa: SEAL TEN Wee men 10 hours on two of bi r fine. Laundry? It's the Best. Ind, 2669./ tracts, McClellan admits it, but de-| Street Superintendent Waiters| * 706 First Ave. v4 ) “L CAN'T" ts a cowara {ter ds maelt on he ar und tha also nat that he had heard oth a | Stylish Clothes. Herald, 1 \ Union Bakery| Y AN if you wis ok th » contracts bre} but rumors in regard to street con } Bevery person who wears our entice —"siraenten the state law was passed and that| tractors working their men smore fenece Yealans that tuey have ae king advantage of the fact to| than eight hours a day. City Attor | "| proper Greco Ser thetr — “ and Cafe . Locos men work y eleht| th to him. He also claimed } 1413 SECOND AVENUE CMAPULAL hours, but they do not receive as|that he could not prosecute such \; Q, ‘@ Ce Serene one tte = Seattle However, |t ts expressly stated in latter having been declared illegal | Maheriow.J emma QO Good Home-Mate Bread, 40 @ Loaf]. MoLAREN © THOMSON. arms o~ one gy A