The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 21, 1904, Page 8

<3 «ism t Want Ad “Agencies. | Siegoms 321 Ballard ave, op J 5 er wah & Co, Drue n'a Home Bakery, 2703 tet HN Lohndrett, cigar store, 9 Thos. Harrie, at Postofloe, Renton north ‘. enarenaan, ba: § > inde | TY Co, Ewing street | We, PIKE ATRERT FURNITUR and Pes. Ry ie | PARTREN 157 NT RO OF A. Moore, Poatottice, So Drug Store, University | - ee oe Drug W, J. Stud Soham Dove Stara W, Pmarmony, | P. have them thor the only system ¢ Tro SUICIDES hathing suite at re a og Ss Sage Wie” Madison | ORED Bults and Skirts reason- ois. and Jacket) My Becond refitted. Mra ‘& Co. tor Teas and ¢ that money can Buy. | _ ety Phones unset, Main 1! ‘West TTL freak baked. home-made | ‘cookies, ples, doughnuts, | DING LABORERA ATTEN- A tal ~~ | has been for June = 104 at vary he F business WP Coc. Bee B CO. Wholesale and Re- foultry Dealers, haye moved to Help Wanted—Femate i matron On steamer EPLER BLOC K. secretary eelen BLOCK. boarding house must know ‘Walt om table. Huron Mouse, Gifford & Dow ve. ie he hikhest orloe for Lat INCH, whistiga, complete, @h urtture. tnd, RIS, on *o., Colman doe | POR SAL®~2.100-poui and wagon. aia Write - a le or Ren . contr © gnd bulld ‘or Sa Tan Iie Hh ave. Diack ait | Tiana Hew, two stor on et, four iM Inqutre th, e block For Gal a o* The iter FORNTEURS of 3 nuten th ave TAH paid for Purniture Black as Wanted—Partner Furniture t Me Wanted-Miseslianeous. cheap. ais Fairview avenue, between streets OD weoondshand erting puree] Marrison and Thom: FOR BALA nite May etre within Bea ttle, FURNITURE of room flat for sale cheap; owner leaving city, a Bee For Rent-—Pu rnished Reome | ond av | VOPR, PEUMATEN. tor fh furnished. well kept rooms Large front rooms th THE MELROSE nicely turn oom light housekeeping fo rooms to sult @ lady crs Es onange confined. with ood | EXTANT WT tre able. A-k care terest Ih a we paying Hia00 net Week, for Fea LIGHT housekeeping ros { & to good party, Apply ©. C.| week up. Bleeping rooms, $1.40 week y, 1 Bulliven Wik. Pel, hts 133 th ave, Phone A 2m ont rooms overlooking James, rear, Phone } FOR RENT—One furnished room. © Terrace at | KAUPMAN Horet _ B38 per week NISHED rooma for rent 2m i he POURTEREN in the | {fade for |THE best and cheape re Third av furnt room, In. the hone X il F furnished front reom by private family. 145 Fourth av Se chattels | Rooats Day, week. Hf om. Pike) Stoves in them. Phone Black parth. —— —— — ~“Galleee | ROOMS 8. Ray EW week: business or Sele. aL a areeneens Nice Broom house | XNICE tur in. 1 have At position iw L My oo. Call “rose Lo Union block ‘er Sate—Porme and Land “Unfurnished Rooms tor Rent. 2 merge in blackberries and raapber r acres In en rhubart THREE vaturnlshed aie se frott ~ i - pa bath phone. | block nort Veet Wi Rast Fir at on by id Other outbulltl ag: T Two unfurnished rooms fae "eon Toor, cheap, is Fifth ave. | S407 scree, all improved: within % mone, Red ¢ ine fruit trees: all ki 7 UP ORItnE fruit, new b-room house, bath, pan month. 1608 9 fnd chickens, one NELLL PURNIBHED rooms and beard) wall ing Gintance: at 417 Spring street Phone Red 8991. Hates reasonable. eraint, er NOK Taney onty. y Butiding * years 1) Beventh ave to go a. _ Ala and lo homes? 0 go with our next expedition Alaska Mutual Fisheries Co, Room “A”™ Times ing to Alsaua | Sc ‘our order to five ie. Fiver Dock. Alaska Mutual Fi industriel Co., lon gt Wyman Crt kinds of Tetween 10 and It years of age 2 avi Wanted—Mal rf Japa toy « iain st. “Tian m3; Sa Be Tawne to mow. Prices Mi. Dewey, 1th 14. Bast jerican Environ and ndlicitor wants posi- A ie care Star. t Bureau. All) yeu em For Bent—Hoveske ousekeeying sultes Tor rent : rr . in rocm Union ‘block, clowe in € — .] — ——- oe re neh: he car lines 4 room HOUSEKEEPING, | rooms 4a house, larae bare, ete 4 wecres clear. private bottom land, forwed to sell, make B ine itis seventh « © ss Singer. owner, Til Bailey ———— - tat Nice ose es Lan SMES ce com tor TWO goed relinguishments near _i Eh ave mae. Pasco, 00 cach Charles Rankert Depot, Pasco. TORY turnished or oF un turniahed house: keeping rooms, mon Phone Oak iti Bath, sink. Ge po fe TO We RACH ROOMS Sultes e yet have « few chotce sg rest pew Miriee | “wrasse at Mendswante sn any re ments, Abie terms tance all building tract® are oe thers and they a roads and line of the Seattle and Br terurhan Ry RL, now under e: tion. The Improveme om at Meadowdale wil adfotn ir a Greenwood ay Large a Dlenty ing to market rey) tient view; with Jong lease and r able rent. Cail _foom ®, Union ‘Block nd see owner. for per month : plumb a; New +room cottage, East Hellen and Twenty-eighth av., & per month ho “ra. ®_ Five-room oder cottage on ) Rye meen Anne Oriental block: ve to city : Main taht. Hea & Srive to city. with very ease terme arty . y an. 1k Phone Diack’ ae Gn te cn eles car to Denny way ack | HOMESTEADS and timber claime Walking distance, | shment to well improved bh Black 46; Town, The Crutser. ‘ork! car. Inquire | t Baie—Reai CHICKEN r house: barn; close in. iis * Bailey | 02, 14, 8, $22 FOR LA tn with city houses built an heavy horwes. har- After Le news, wagons, plow scraper and fur-| fman ean con nitere of five-room houne: 3% acres of land to r close in. L Star. HICTGHADP plano for sale sic teacher leaving wn. cent guprantes of incr ue mate, fitet*yenr east Beni tle Phone Your Want Ads to The Star We will tell you right then, advertisement will coat you. After the first insertion of carrier who collect the amount over the phone, just what the For Sale—Miscellaneour—Cont'd, POR RATE Oy Hoognd Had “AUS | bike, made by Holly Me oO aleo new Orient Buck boar wasoline the advertt ivers The Star tn your neighborhood, will call and and give you Read Our Rates for Want Ads Situations wanted at the rate of 16 cents for 18 words three ble Baby Bugmy. | h phones, ST oF | . 4 Pike atreets oT -| J team, harness ave. Help wanted and all other ada 6 cents fraction ther Cash to be paid to firat inserted. Minimum charge 15 cents, Bix insertions , who will call on day the ad is outh one blook, or the price of five, The Seattle Star Sunset, Mata 1060; pon to thowe living anywhere in Seattle, Bal- lard or any of the suburbs. Contract rates on applica tion, Independent, 1138, | body, He wante VM, terme fea 10 ‘Thirty-sec Business pe neee Continued — Ooullete and Auriste fe & oth MACKINNON 0-008 ree bullding. w Union Book, FOR SALE Furniture of § roome, us CI opery Blo tno strictly modern, $0. 18S Third ave. tiopery Biores: nig ¥ le FONDA TT 421 Burke vid on Rainier Heights car LN tL MARY Mid Second aver men and \ ene that wil i c sit ale om ne ne White N aaa Ae wy om } ae one Hatyre ® greatest re al YO wm Mecharieal Engineers EL MALLAWTER-G84 Pioneer Photographer: roan ae pT reage in differs STEWART & CO, Room i Union E ed roome, will ot. What * Diack M4 THON SUPPLY co. i = rates Svenings a = x0 in the paved district be ea occaner |S bn ANNIE KI BURL. H Hinkley cos embers, Epler bik. ~ Both phones. Printing and Binding cone. — rae ral Price: re aban Drating Rites mas bide Rubber Stamps ch Bi Amie mace + acres Valley land: ali cleared. try and closets: barn, chicken houses one horne harness, top buggy. wagon and fur a PsSatP NY. upders, Dry Batata Hots! Winsor RTOCK ranch—MO Gores) good sail running stream; 8.7 per secre, enap. Bay iret ave- ye, Hioomntield hotel Charles cppaite | Depot PURSE SNATCHER MAKES A HAUL Mre J. B. Longetaff, @ lodger at the Florence house. : An LINE CONPIDENTIA iden ON Te Watches. Diamonds wp to 1 with only joes EO OF be B down and We e week T a lee tree fete. “he ed vhs Discount for all cash Pree lots In cane of death Free guaranteed tite compare our Look at our property jote with others it be convineed on Madison PIR ERED v NION. D sharee purses to the police last night. They } were tied up in a veil, | afterwards fonnd by the owner her- self, together with of the purses. One of the purses | cointained a check for $1.000 and The other had but is few dollars and a couple of rings any caron Washington street Get off at Rainier Hench RAINIER PREACH LAND CO. 0 Boston Block. of R ween Anne hill oy oe ea! emulate furniah lumber for urpomes on terms The and good soll; no nding timber We have sold M4 ten-mere tracts to actual set now moving on to them. We are butlding houses and a store, clearing land and | making he and ‘Columbla street per cent Invest or cos ents eye Bi Soletvee Co, plece of one = $16.60 in cash clowe In; fine view; $200 each. none as cheap tp city cleared: fenced: fine view; The purses were fine peighborhoud, sacrifice, snap Fourth avenue and Fifth aveny come: new! modern: on ¢ fered, well finished terms, 8 down: stop pay- any morn. to Mosher and re- turn. conting Me We meet the train at Mosher and show the tracts Ask for Mr Malthy. Insist on seetne ai Mouse-4 rooms ellent loration SINGER, Mi Bailey Mullding RABY TO HANDLE AND very f | drays was postponed a miles from car and my visions One and Two of Meadow. amy a. chat dale. owned by WEST & WIIEET. Rished. Inquire on Howard 3 : wideon's btere. W. Weet JW Wheelée Be PIR | WRAT & WHEELER, : “ROOM hows in 78 Unton Bloc ne those treme ond Wan, an Ticeoe: |Gunect. Main Si Ind. tt ish st. Inquire Davideon's es a ard WILL, PAY FOR fTSELF IN ONE —— sa SEASON as § We WicHoLs. @ Moneer Nuliding AWPUL CHEAP. going Rast. new > von, eres f Sect. th close’ vs cer ond ba Over 1 crates of atrawherrics a Gay ee IIR cnn | Soe, totes Dioked gn it acres of Jana | dame’ ome Tracts by | FOR RENT-Nice 6 of t-room house, | F Huntineton. He has t teams hail re tracts of this ¥. MaNtoRS one. Made to fruit and # pot ie ‘ar sors. Handy te’ cteeae See ee car and hee — ROOM © UNION BLOCK, cl ADAM TS First avenue. 415 Int ave. 4 Starr-Toyd bid room brick, moat “POR BALE ale Howsee_ “a0 Lee $1. per mck Just Ctted UP: | Remutiful % acre on car line. with new ‘ ‘ * and tr Bown’ Phones. GEO. P. ROBBMAN, Attor fare on Was! regres, $i igi be per box sippl tomatoes. $1 coy Wows 0 per di Green Fruit, Ete, Apples. $1 ner box “qi0 PRR MO. Wild, F ride on Wash We are offering & acres of fine edey red land. very beat of soll. lnye well, close to school. store and mill wery. one of the In the state. close | two fine srrin and for the small price of $200 "on | AGE. ab fan @ WAND KEMP. Bur | WD LAMBUTH. 206-8 Pacific biowe » Hide A am. bid; Butt ose L,h-Or rent f 49 Starr-Royd bide Por Sale—Timber Land: Rt han ork bo. b corner rt “Mie Ralance £9 per month. t Sound hay RN cottage of flv midauines. 6 ton. acy he aAN ad Abi cs onthe Bay w end rooms, mod- 418 Pacific Book eleetricty. tid | ————— seis aw Perel ‘TIMBER. TIMBER | fleventh avenue 1 Red Wi | We have 12) acrem of the beat timber | —| "on the food mill site; loan ROOM fiat, phone, range. hot water, | Can ‘be flonted {salt matt’ sR bath Inelu tn rent oe monh re ° Inquire Room 2, 192 Minor Ave fone MB Bs Sh site ae eneed TIMBER LANDS. ad Rent If you want to use your homestead or Butter, Bogs, Cheese Riverton station. ‘Take New Renton * Z r te to) storage nea Es $2. ret wii wit Sieber toe WGlbo per ib, Kest proposition in elty Never offered netore; snk hens and springs beens t en ne aervnciosatahie SHOE Tee ASTONISHED CITY DADS SOLONS STOOD AGHAST W HEN COUNCILMAN COLE VEN- TURED TO ASK WHY STREET CONTRACTORS WERE GRANT- ED EXTENSIONS Counctiman Cole dumfounded the | time.” other members of the eounell night by putting a question nev before asked in the history of the to know why the had recommended streets commit “GGG | granting an extension of time on ° a city contract, Chairman Mullen ~|of the committee, arose to answer | the question, but was so dazed by ong | t# unusual character that he coulda |not even put up the usual “eon | talk i wanted to know why the | committee was willing to give Tim Rurieg | thy Ryan an extension of time on his contract for constructing con o walks on Minor avenue, Cole called attention to the fact that the | committee was granting such exten sions by the dozen without giving reasons, and an he considered the speedy completion of street von | tracts desirable he wanted to know “ why it was always done In the first place the board of | works recommends the extension said Mullen. “We can't help our selves, anyhow. The contracts let #0 late in the fall that the con tractors do not have suffictent dry iceg | Weather to complete their work in| propriated | the benefit of the Wayside hosplt Last night's council meeting was unusual in the large number of questions asked ab ordinances that were being steered through the official channels, Crichton asked for information upon almost every, important measure recommended by, the committees. He said he wanted to know about them before he voted Crichton was left off most of the Important committees in the frame- up which « d Gill, of the Third ward, presi at of the council Mullen's plan for regrading Third avenue was presented to the council, which voted to open Westlake bou- levard a8 soon a8 ponsible John Corgiat’s petition that Main t be regraded and that the un- used tracks of th Beatt Electrie Company now in the streets be re- moved #o as not to hw wagon traffic was placed on file The council accepted an invitation to attend an entertainment that te to be given at the Grand opera house next Sunday afternoon for To co harbor n truct a boat house for the ter's launch $300 was ape LICENSE eae PASSED NEW ORDINANCES _——_ PEDDLERS’ UNION WON OUT AFTER A FIGHT WITH RETAIL GROCERS’ ASSOCIATION-—-FAKE AUCTIONS OF JEWELRY. MUST PAY $30 A DAY IN LICENSE FEES — Th@ Peddlers’ union and the Se attic Retail G Ansoctation were arrayed against each other yeeterday afternoon at the meet ing of the license and revenue com mittee over an ordinance licensing peddiers’ wagons. The peddlers and their attorneys won the day, but only after several of the peddlers | themselves had referred pointedly to the Boston tea party and the battles of Lexington and Bunker hill as |results of similar alleged attempts to_ unjustly tax the unrepresented. The grocers’ association wanted the license placed at $60 a year for two-horse wagons, $40 for one-horse Wagons and $20 for hand carts. The BE | peddier: claimed the tax was out rageous and it was finally fixed at $36 for two-horse wagons, $26 for one-borse wagons and $15 for hand carts, The grocers claimed that a higher tax was justified because of the large taxes paid by grocery firma. The peddlers alleged that the as- soclation had for three years, through ex-Councilman Kistler, himself a grocer, persecuted citizens engaged in a legitimate business by imposing high licenses and restrict- jing the peddling districts, their only protection having been courte. The new ordinance does not {m- pose a license upon gardeners and florists selling the vegetables or | flowers they grow themselves. It | prohibits hawking. The ordinance Madison street, The indications are | “8% SPProved by the council last the purses were taken by ao Purse snatchers are known to be at work in the business | district of the city. THE MARKETS WHOLESALE PF Nites rit on nal buyer to Fresh Meas-Cow beet, te bork sits & Provisions bacon. ite iby night. Another ordinance making the 1i- | cense of jewelry auctioneers $30 per day for a period no shorter than three months was also passed. It was presented by local jewelers, who want to prevent auction salem of cheap jewelry that are intermit- tently held in the city. An ordinance licensing hacks and the request of Mullen, who said he had reason to believe that it had many unjust provisions, the Seattle Transfer Company being alleged to be behind it The ordinance providing for the examination of stationery engineers havi 1,000 feet of Cotton rden } [18 years of age to work as an as- [sistant to an engineer in charge of \Nez Pere x charge of boilers or engines} Sale Ten Million Boxes a Year. Regular P ERNST BROS. 506 Pike Street Phones John 2831 ind. 1158 was amended so that university stu- dents may have an opportunity te work their wey through that insti- tution by ol "& employment at the universit wer house it makes it lawful for any person over an engine of not more than 600 horse power after passing a proper examination. An ordinance probibiting the use of trading stamps without the pay- ment of a $100 license was The ordinance making the license fee of fortune tellers and clairvoy- ants $50 per year was passed in an amended form, which made it not applicable to ordained preachers of | Spiritualism in charge of congrega- tlons INDIANS TO CELEBRAIE (Special to Star) SPALDING, fe) bs. —At @ recent council of the sub-chiefs of the Nez Perce Indians it was de- cided to hold a grand Fourth of July celebration here. The Indians are now preparing the grounds and race track and it is expected the celebration will be the largest held by the tribe for a ber of years. Indians who have been visiting on other reservations are returning to assist in the preparations, and large delegations of visitors are expected | from the several reservations of the northwest. Horse racing will be s Principal feature of the celebration and will probably last several weeks. There will be a war parade and various Indian dances by the id by visiting tribes. penne a Sergeant Mike T. Powers, of the | police department. who was married to Miss Charlotte Ada McLeod yes- terday morning, has been granted & leave of absence and will spend his honeymoon in Spokane. Many friends were present at the cere- mony in the Church of Our Lady of ee Help. Rev. Father O'Brien o rice $6.00, WE LEAD—OTHERS IMITATE with every Wash. St. car to Bouth salmon trout, ber Ib; Solem, 60 Der 1b; omeiLa re . ‘ile Taw & ‘Collection i Buulvan building business center. We guarant that will fit successfully fitted over 14. asses in Seattle and, rhwent Pena SPR AL Als 109 Beo- COMPANY: phone, James 1601, York hina, ond Ave, New uBR.