The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 19, 1904, Page 1

gy oneceNT = § The Seattle Star ===) =~ y — NIGHT Eo!IT ION SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, JULY 19, 19% 19, 1904 VOL. ¢ 6 5 ( CENTS PI R MONTH "THE CITY FATHERS VIOLATE THE CHARTER TO PAY THEIR OBLIGATIONS TO THEIR BREWERY BOSSES The License to Sell Beer on the Mardi Gras Carnival Grounds Was Illegally Railroaded Through the City Council at the Meeting Last Night by a Vote of Ten to Two “7 The breweries showed their mailed fist when they forced the city fathers to railroad an ordinance through the city council last night permitting the sale of beer on the mardi-gras carnival grounds. Cringing with fear of retribution if they did not pay their obligation to the influences which put them in office, the craven aldermen voted for a meaSure which vio- lates at least three provisions of the city charter. In the first place, IT GRANTS A LICENSE THE SAME EVENING THAT IT WAS INTRODUCED IN THE COUNCIL. In the second place, IT GRANTS A LICENSE TO SELL BEER OUTSIDE OF THE ESTABLISHED SALOON LIMITS. In the third place it allows the sale of intoxicating liquors in a place that is bound to be frequented by minors, a thing that is specifically prohibited by the city charter. If this license is allowed to stand on the books every law-abiding citizen of Seattle should Boyeott the Mardi-Gras Carnival, {01 10 parents want their children debauched by the sight of the drunkenness and orgies that will follow the fulfillment of this agreement between the breweries and their hirelings in the city council. Boycott the Mardi-Gras Carnival, uniess this m s killed. That is the only way to protect your family, Mr. Citizen. LOOKS BAD FOR THE STRIKERS Frank Claney won a fight In the! ground expt PACKERS IMPORT LARGE NUM. st f er t abar Sixty men demerted the packers b 1 by Ma tt " «. 7 council last une t BER OF STRIKE BREAKERS M t ttion u . os a ao cD pe : | AND FIGHT GROWS MORE be mnitte Gra va ut SITTER rde AHA, July 19.—The strike ait- een on Th he nehanged this morning. made his app! t A| Pending the result of the confer- / followe tn r t t Ch day, the mechan- | H bd rt Busine Ag ts ot walk out at . fficers of ed Mond lay. If the ‘ the m s unsatisfactory, they ] A GENERAL STRIKE To BE *! the ‘all of eo ‘ CALLED little more work 4 . KA Mo. J N eipts are twice mm any day since the x y 19—The situa- k yards is practic- The packers 4 slaughter cattle Twenty negro ted today and red with esulted from the &. Two deaths fol- } the othe , ; ponte : by the heat at H a | . The 1 cst f t FIVE OF BIG CITIES IN THE | ‘ D -{ ge age . . M EAST . SHOWS , FIFTEEN > 4 i ¥ 4 t . DEATHS A 1 . th € w > b T al ee of h —n Y A ~ ke met th r ne at th pee : @pecial to The Star.) * of the F an volunteer fleet “ t “ 00 on = ce: A | 2 ‘ ' . uae A “ ade ne 4 ithdrawn, t & ca ee aa ! from the boiling ONE DAY'S RECORD IN BUT)? 0 ‘ H shinrcectinniniateneimes Sond ; ; hanes | A t i 1 : = RUSSIANS TAKE CHARGE OF BRITISH STEAMER AND OPENLY | pr: angi thee god] Rea thoshrlg bee AP ace ail ° 1 ; ‘ : t in| Th ¢ has authorized twe 1 T 1 over ne @ bh t t ntee sinera t hk ° * DEFY BRITISH AGENT AT $UEZ "2 betwen " : t 50-640 $4-6-04-46-000600000-00046 gs SIE RRR REELS] Are tn Charge ir 3S omour moms aE. S| SKIPPED OUT 7 LOWA ; Ww | PECTED } £ M I r ! Che Va Ka ST. PA a , _—" t were & ewe b f he h t f f it July 19 tack rheum t « vd refused ad I pping ee th b x I t W a Kast $ ; ed ae: tance aboard the vessel taken as an le ty's « I A We © us } me ne ber pros as a. © | | | j ;