The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 15, 1905, Page 3

Don't Werry, Wateoh Ve Grew” The Now Store. ns Uilfriday Is Always An »f| Important New Credit A Juvenile Court Is NAN BYABEE 18 REAL ANGRY AT THE POLICE REPORTER FOR | SAYING HORRID THINGS ABOUT JUDGE FRATER'S COURT Store Da , 4 These s act as an Invitation to you to come in.—Wil you : ogg TOP FLOOR. l| Friday Specials 7 re Rus Velvets, Brussela and Axminated $.9x3.9; regular $1.50 rece ‘ ORo lamyrne 1° ’x60-Inches; $1.76 value, each Oe He china Maitings, all colors, per yard cis 1T%e h shed Weathered Oak very made and attrac Jeavestill by Coie = ey & q et * c eT COG TSS SIR EREGRETSMeslesatans le Se” . ‘Cupid Plays Pranks With High School Pedagogues upld, as usual, fs playing havoe Latin instructors will follow suit WEA the Seattle high school faculty. | As yet the latter have not accept 4 Gertrude Gibbs and Edith itions for next year. have resigned their positions, | Burrows, of the mathematica ‘be married this summer, and it |department. Mr. Durham will as- Mrongly rumored that two of the | assistant in the superintendent's of- ~ —— a fice. STOMACH TROUBLE | Miss Keith, tly relieved, and in most cases | p.aa of the with Dr. Miles’ Nervine. It s and strengthens the ner fem, which Inereases the a ty of the stomach nerves, regu- the heart agtion, improves the tion, and in giving health to Rervous system, removes organic sister of J. C. Keith, mathematics depart- ment, has been secured for the Latin department. Mr. Durham wil as- sist In teaching mathematics. The teachers have until Friday night to accept and the list will not be complete until Saturday after- noon, ae Uw FP Ome tree «| COR. SECOND AVE. | HANDS POLICE A WARM COME-BACK JR. eee eee ee eee ee ee ee 2 “It is none of the police department's business whether the Juvenile court law 18 a good law or not. It is law 1 it is the duty of the chief of police and of every officer working under him to give me his best assistance tn ¢ xecuting it Any Hien Against {t, or any complaint about extra work it may cause a po lice officer is out of place, and should not be tolerated by Chief Delaney, It is a police officer's business to work, and I guess a little extra work won't hurt him any.”—Judge A. W Frater ee eeeete eee te Sete eeeeeeeee ORR RRR RR RR RRR OR ORO ROR Rk ttm | a (BY NAN BYXBEE) been made from among the judges My compliments to the police re-}on King county's bench porter! Judge Frater, leas than two weeks I believe ago, took up the administration of His loyalty to his good friends in| the juventie court law, and the first the police department, and his con-|criticiam that has been offered, the fidence in the wisdom of thelr judg-| first difficulty thrown in his way ment, have led him into a mistaken | comes from the very source which |rebellion in printer's ink againat| should be his best ald. The police the only law that offers any rem-| department is up in rebellion | edy fe attle’s worst evil And why? he ts honestly mistaken. Seattle's worst evil is her increas Because two little boys, aged 12] ing criminal element among boys} and 13, whom Judge Frater had giv-| and girls in their teens. And the}en the chance the jJuveniie law al best remedy yet suggested is the| lows them, did not accept that juventie court, with Judge A. W.| chance, but went out, plundered a} schoolhouse, robbed a henroost and outran two of the fleetest-footed po lice officers in the department Disgruntled, the two police of- ficers returned to headquarters aud tions of the state, saw fit to pass|promptly began to abuse Judge {the juvenile court law. In other Frater and the juvenile court law; states the juvenile court had been;declared the juvenile court, which | tried out and eplendid results had | has been Denver's salvation and an been attained. That Washington |excellent moral Institution in’ sev needed a remedy for the youthful|eral other cities, was “no good;” eriminal evil no one denied, and be-|emptied the vials of their wrath cause the juvenile court law held) upon the legislature which passed | hope of such remedy, it was one of|the law, and said that nothing but} |the most popular measures passed |the walls OF the state penitentiary, by the legislative body. shutting them tn with the most des- Judge A. W. Frater was selected | perate criminals the law has been to preside over the juvenile court in| able to overtake, fs due the erring King county, Everyone agrees that| boys and girls of King county. a better selection could not have| The rebellion spread. Chief of ~|Police Delaney pronounced the juventie court law practically a fail- ure, and even J, F. Miller, assistant | prosecuting attorney of King coun ty, became embroiled, denouncing jthe new law as inadequate, alto gether futile and worse than no law at all. Meanwhile Judge Frater sat up in his chambers, calmly waiting for the report he had arranged for, of the conduct of the three boys he had sent home as an experiment. He half-expected that two of the boys Frater, & man of sound judgment, wide knowledge and generous sym- pathies, at the head of it The state legislature, urged by public-spirited citizens from all por. THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, Much Needed Reform weathfully declare that because these tWo particular boys bad |thrown away thetr chante to reform hundreds of other wayward and girls in King county # forfeit their chances and be rv off to Walla Walla and herded in “It was only an experiment,” said Judge Frater. “And a jot more ex-| perimenting will have to be done be |fore we arrive at the dent I am sorry those two unfo “And what will you do, judge the writer interposed, “if the police department questions the wisdom of your next experiment? Judge Frater’s answer came promptly and with decision “If IL choose to turn those boys loone a dozen times,” sald he, “it will be the duty of the police to catch them for me and bring them back here. It doesn't matter wheth ér the police approve of the juvenile jcourt or not. It's their business to act under the law, I shall expect their assistance from cyigt down to special. I have been selected to run TAT with professional thugs, thieves and | | murder policemen were put to unr trouble, and that the bo temporarily escaped, But I think the | police department of the elty ought} to be able to catch those two litle fellows for me again without a great deal of exertion, and 1 will under take to deal with them some | way.” other v4 the juvenile court, and I am ge to do it. It will behoove the poll Wepartment to attend to its duties and permit me to take care of imine. The police reporter says that the bell is tolling for the repeal of th Mdventie law; that the city officials ite in sounding its knell ray, what have the city officials do with tolling the bell for a ¢ law; or with the knell of the enile law, of which they are but humble servitors? “The police reporter means to say # the hammer is tapping Judge Frater, himself, who has administration of the new law M® his hands, has no power to pull on the rope that sounds the knell! of this law, or of any other state law. And he has no desire to. He ig too busily engaged in attending to his duties under that law, Nor is he the man to cry “quits’ or ‘fail Ute’ in the first fortnight of the Hiveptie experiment. He is doing his beat to make the new law a success, and, notwithstanding the rebellion of the police department, nor the criticism of the prosecuting attor ney’s office, its a safe wager that he will come as near doing {t as the JUNE 15, 1905. Physicians Recommend Castoria CSTORIA has met with pronounced favor on the part of physicians, pharma 4 ceutical societie result8 most gratifying. result of three facts; Second—That it not o1 lates the food: Third It is absolutely safe. and does not stupefy, Cordial, etc. This is ever, is to expose dar for poisoning innocen our knowledge, Cast¢ regulating the syster the information. 1a simflating the Food and Re ling the Stomachs and Bowe OT NARCOTIC. FacSimile Signature of NEW YORK. \I6 old 35 Dosrs — EXACT COPY OF WRAPPE “AVegetable Preparation for As Promotes Digestion Cheerful- 93 and Rest Contains neither Spun Morphine nor Mineral. Recype af Old Dr SAMUEL PITCHER Aperfect Remedy for Constipa- | tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Convulsions .Feverish- ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. 3p CENTS *s and medical authorities. It is used by physicians with The extended use of Castoria is unquestionably thé First—The indisputable evidence that it is harmless} ily allays stomach pains and quiets the nerves, but assimi+ It is an agreeable and perfect substitute for Castor Oil, It does not contain any Opium, Morphine, or other narcotic It is unlike Soothing Syrups, Bateman’s Drops, Godfrey’s a good deal for a Medical Journal to say. Our duty, hows iger and record the means of advancing health, The day t children through greed or ignorance ought to end. To ria is a remedy which produces composure and health, by and our readers are entitled to n—not by stupefying it ll’s Journal of Health. stiers from Prominent Phyvisans Addresed to Charles 2. Fletcher, ye: “1 have prescribed your Castoria very satisfactory Dr. B. Halstead Scott, of Ch often for infants during my pract Dr W ano, | ¢, and fi ‘Your Castoria stands first m Belmont, of Cleve Ohio, saya Iu my thirty years of practice | can say I never have found anything ti the place. + JM, Taft, of Bee V. says: “Ihave used your Castoria and fi gileut remedy im my household and private practice for many years. aula ly exodtient.” Dr. Wm, L. Bow m, of Buffalo, N word f our Cagtotia. f tine his but have weéd it it my own fami Dr. R. J. Hamien, of Detroit, Mich, says os ribe your Castorig ¢# tenaively fot have ne er found enything to equal ti as Utne troubles. Tf Sware that there ate imitations {n the feld, but I dlways sec that my patients Fletcher's Dr. Wm, 1. McCann, of Omaha * a the father of thirteen child 1 ceptatn w smethiig about your t medigine, and aside from my famlly experience T have {fo my years of practice found Castoria a popular elictent remedy im almost « bome “The name that your © ‘homes bicssed by tac peepee Cadorsement of the ree it and ¥., oays. 12 pleased to spenk @ y of it that I pot only recommend la, s of Neb., says Dy J, B, Cle of Fb has made for ithelf Ih the t Palieve it an excellent remedy, Dr. Chapnipg H, Coole, of Bt. 10: “I have used your Castoria severnt sears baal {i Ry Opt fama aye {pwnd | thoroughly ef Thiever oblecegd (@ by eblideey oe son x view ob hg) this ‘moet medlewnes Of thi character are obnoxt thetefore aimeult ministration, As a laxative, I consider it the peer of atything that 1 ever pi scribed I M. Wi 5 Kansas City, Mo eo: “ v generally do not BF Dag KE gh y etn he Thy experience, like y otber piyg'Cans, hes taught me to make an tion. 1 prescribe ¥ ughly reliable Pastorta is nactice because 1 have found it to be a fr chiltiren's conas & family, as 1 have, fr children's complaints. Any physician who hes join me in heartiest recommendation of Castorie."* GENUINE CASTORIA aways Bears the Signature of Have Always Bought The Kind You In Use For Over 30 Years. Sold by druggists under a EE Ein ar aso eedid thee ste eee ee tee ie baitbtit eStniGine, Yr imental oti, aus Gonit tied pony aol ton. gam aes sladike van hak te them, and they did. The other went | ————————_—____ IMPATIEN T iene Rene zee weak te home and remained there, with & WEAK HEART pensive GOOD piano to every appearance of penitence and} weakens every other organ of the Intention to do better. the fi t that can b ~ = Body, for they all depend upon the mete. ci ga When Judge Frater heard that|heart to furnish them with. an The American Improvement com- No matter how little two of the boys had failed to re-|abundance of the pure life-giving | . a 85-c: . A ™ port at home, except to leave in the|fivid. To give the heart power to| Sea up Upths eabearenen see Zot por noe out. 8 QOOD family mailbox the message to their | 40 this, Dr, Miles’ Heart Cure has | he ° . Wedt ane The EERO OO meter Be parents with which he had entrusted |90 equal, It strengthens and regu- | mittee Wednesday afternoon. promoters were again informed that much, you get your lates the heart action, and furnishes them, he did not come to the con- U0I-1103-1105 SECOND AVE. ~SOME. EXCEPTIONAL CUT RATE _ BARGAINS $,2U8 WINDOWS Several new Davenports, very large and luxurious and in perfect condition. Frames are of solid ma- hogany and quartersawed golden oak. money's worth, 1 ¥ nerve power, the vital |the committee would not take fur- We won't let you pay te eg! rye Money back if first bottle ther action until the return of City LESS than Is safe, nor greenery | DOHeLIt. Engineer Thomson from Europe. Chairman Bowen and other mem- bers stated, however, that they were | ready to vote for the franchise as it is now framed unless Thomson on his return suggested improve- | ments. The gas men said they were chaf- ing under the delay, but were will- ing to wait under those conditions, : Sherman, Clay & Co. STEINWAY DEALERS. more than {6 just. Pay by the month if you prefer. Ask for AT THE THEATERS onee tthe ehcliehehehalehaheleleleiehel * book ‘Some Facts About Pianos and We Who Sell Them.” * AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. * * QUEEN OF THE HIGHWAY— *® * =Third Avenue. * * POLITE VAUDEVILLE—Star. * ie ie ie le ie ee ee “Queen of the Hirhway” has seored heavily with the patrons of the Third Avenue theater this week All the leading members of the Tay- COLFAX “hELLO GIRLS” STRIKE Poet wi ee ee a S| Regular Price Cut Price. $70 Covered in Red Verona..... $49 $76 Quartersawed Golden Oak..$50 lor company have become prime $92 Mahogany; Imported Ver- oi San Francisco, Cal. favorites, ona Cover . .$60 COLFAX, June 15.—A sensation Oakland, Cal. Next week's offering will be “The $150 Mahogany; Imported Wool | was created here this morning by a Girl Engineer,” starting Sv y aft- Tapestry . 1 strike In the local telephone ex- T11 Second Ave., Seattle. ernoon. It is a railroad play, writ- $165 Mahogany; Imported Ver- | change. ten by a man formerly a railroad ona .... Sah! sdbesbeue 105 | Miss Lemma Endsley, chief op- conductor. $250 Mahogany; Imported Silk | erator, has been ill for ten days, —- Wig. ee “$167 i and in this connection an unsavory Friday and Saturday nights and Saturday matinee Barney the Hebrew comedian, scandal has been circulated. Two This $43 Davenport (see cut) has handsome mahogany frame, covered with red and black verona deepl: operators, Mrs. Zora Herford and : = Bernard, tufted. Upholstery and filling is the best. Cut to -% will be seen erators struck and went down to} Superior Court, State of Washing-| Kolb and Dill, German comedians, $500 Worth of way. Miss Stella Herford, announced ogee at the Grand in his Jatest success, | their intention of leaving should 104 FIRST A “The Financier,” a jay written TEA & COFFEE CO. Blsics sess’ eswtas®™ At] ruosteBasee Pat HE tof ar * th, WHY YOU SHOULD BUY | 921 SECOND AVENUE. Teturned and was dismissed by the depentent 3701. Jot the greatest of Hebrew come- / The many exclusive features of the Monarch easily ] manager, and Mrs, Herford was| = — — dians. _— , ewe mpor Medico Pipe} appointed, whereupon all the op-| PROPOSAL FOR SEALED BIDS cond make and keep it the very best in every possible j M . the bank to receive their checks. | ton, King county, ~ ond a will be at the Grand for a week, i i d sh A The manager then dismissed Mrs.| matter of the Receivership o! @/ commencing Sunday night. For the B R. | It is the ONLY RAN which has POLISHED 4 USIC Herford and installed his stenog-| Evans Manufacturing Company. first five nights they will 7 nt erries aised on TOP that ban bouts souraiate oe, * ; 4 — In pursuance of an order of the said Court, the undersigned Re- ceiver will receive sealed bids for the plant and machinery of the above named corporation, consist- rapher, Miss Stella Dickey, and the girls all returned. WILL HEAR OLD i UTOR an up-to-date edition of “I. 0. U,," a musical comedy. One Acre CHEAP—Five acres, new house, | icken houses, close to lake and fars,| fruit and’ berries, only THE PATENT DUPLEX DAMPER admits draft back and front, causing a perfect and equal combus- tion of fuel and even oven-heat. NO OTHER RANGE iety Leader Gives _ Important Function Star theater trons still crowd that popular playhouse to Its Da = 775. i rted ver- ing of a fully equipped Woodwork-|city. This week’s attractions are| Ternis, $25 down and $10 per month | ‘ d elles wing Prag Madison ing establishment, with a quantity! clever and amusing. to good party. Over $500 worth of HAS THIS PATENT DUPLEX DAMPER. The Mc i | @r this morning: Frank Caldwell, Indianapolis, has | of material on hand. All bids should a these blackberries can be raised on arch oven is extra large. ‘The nickel is especially pr | “Went to Mrs, Well-To-Do’s last | made arrangements for several lec-|be accompanied with a certified] W. C. Seachrest, general western! one acre of this land. The richest pared and will neither tarnish nor wear off. | Might and heard a fine concert. tures to be delivered by ex-Presi-|check for ten per cent. of the| passenger agent of the New York|goll.in King county and close in to . j 4 tt so! Who sang?” dent John P. D. John, of De Pauw|amount of the bid. All bids are| Central lines; Mike Roche, traveling | Seattle. I can also use several men 3 = 2 | ; “Well, there were Melb: Curasco, | university. Professor John is one| subject to the approval of The| passenger agent of the Denver &/at good wages to work on this land MALLEABLE IRON used in the construction of a Rio Grande; Ross C. Cline, coast passenger agent of the Wa- bash; W. C. McBride, general agent Court. The same will be sold as Pacific it now stands, free and clear of all encumbrances and can be examined at the plant at Latona, on any fore-| of the Denver & Rio Grande, and J. noon prior to the 22nd day of June,| A. Gill, Pacific coast agent of the where full information will be giv-| Take Shore & Michigan Central, en. The bids will be opened by/| passed through this city on Thurs- the undersigned at his office, No,|day morning on their way to Port~- nguire of Kenny or R. 0. Smith at Foom 3 in Times block, upstairs. | Come today, as I am going East of the best known instructors in Monarch is especially prepared for its manufacture. the country. The president of the Washington State university and several teachers of that institution were pupils of Professor John. Mr. Caldwell and his wife are stopping at the Palace, and will leave for Dawson shortly to com- ‘Hearlitti and Jose, besid 3” “Why, they're not even in Seattle! in the world?” “I know it. Heard 'em via the ‘4 jophone. And I want to tell Tou it's the real thing!” “Don’t thoee things sound phonog- several $5 Cash and $5 a Mont Buys a New Range Sash and re plete the lecturing dates of Profes-| 634 New York Block, at ten o'clock | land. Door We take your old one, allowing every cent 4 any more. They've fixed 'em|sor John. in the forenoon of June 28rd, to Portland y wae eaibion, it is worth as part payment on a new Seay 00 the mechanical nolses vad whom all bids should be sent. Bpecial G. A. R. excursion to 8 | PMs cut out.’ | never heard anything} Granville F. Claycomb, manager} William A. Dougherty, Receiver | portiand and return on. Monday, argains i ay, 4 it’ of the Vashon Sand & Gravel com-| Rossman and Johnson, Attorneys June 19th, train leaving Seattle at} 8:40 a.m, Call at N, P. City Office) for particulars, eee WE OFEER pany, was removed to the Provi- dence hospital Wednesday after- noon, where an operation will be performed for kidney trouble. He has been very low for some time, and it is doubtful whether he can for Keceiver, 300 Pacific Block. Your Laundry, Please WHY DO WE ASK FOR IT? We deserve it on a $30.00 FOR ANY MONARCH WE HAVE EVER SOLD The Gramophone {s sold by the D. 8 Jobn: It is unquestiona- PRICD LISTS FREE. iston Co. Ail it is claimed to be, reproduc- the human voice in a manner i marvelous. Visitors are cor- Welcome at this big music My five cross panel Doors are known everywhere; price $1.30 per door. $1.00 CASH AND $1.00 PER WEEK OUR GO-CARTS, BUYS } $1.00 CASH $1.00 PER WEEK BUYS ANY REFRIGERATOR HERE. AND ANY OF unt of the withstand the shock of the opera-| excellent work we do and the low prices charged. Send for price lists to my sales- A — © ARD NOT IN THE LOCAL LAUNDRY COMBINE. If we . erent of Chickering, Kim. ton. were’ the quality of our work would be the. same, but our prices rooms, 1508 Third avenue, Seat- ee A GOOD COOK STOVE, CHEAP 10 t M. C a 7 pocket~ , WwW le * a . < or oo ts . in Special Rates to the East ra soe Binge | ae al coal aia cbse sabataen adie Today before the last are sold—get a FIRST-CLASS CAST-IRON COOK STOVE for the price of one at via Northern Pacific, June 14th to Down- 17th inclusive. Only $60.00 to St, Paul and return; $69.70 to Milwau- kee; $71.50 to Chicago; $67.50 to St. Louls, and equally low rates to other points, aes OUR OFFICES—Main office, First and Bell streets.) town Office, Third, near Pike St. PRICES AT OUR OFFICES—Shirta, 10c; collars, 2c; cuffs 4c. Phone for special prices on Rough-Dry. Both Phones 953, Es- tablished 1890, Queen City Laundry second-hand, A few cook stoves (left from the closing-out sale) willl be sold AT ONCE at a price FAR BELOW THBIR COST, As a FURTHER inducement we offer them at these easy terms— 1-3 CASH; 1-3 IN 30 DAYS; BALANCE IN 60 DAYS. D.S. JOHNSTON CO. Beattie’s Leading Piano Hi 5 3 SECOND ave, Burke Building, 0. B. WILLIAMS