The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 26, 1905, Page 5

* e = Sn a a ~— Pesenanprancresnnereanee eit aa ~ a 2a ATTLI Hy a6, 1905 Salvation Army Will Invade New York’s Utterly Lawless Tenderloin MEMARKABLE CRUSADE PLANNED T@ CLEANSE THE VILEST features about the tenderloin ts the /oria hich start ey from fact that there the highest sort of| tine to time. SECTION OF AMERICA’S GREATEST CITY—A CRUSADE THAT [respectability and the depth ot] The tenderloin is full lives | wickedness rub shoulders in every | wre n th laces and hun WILL BE WATCHED WITH GREAT INTEREST IN EVERY | Wicketooss rub shoulders f al . . jay life A gambling resort or di dred f innocent gir ha awit | CITY—WHERE GREAT WEALTH AND DEEPEST DEGRADA rierly house may be found next) tingly gone to thelr ruin in the) do t wite the home of a man] drinkin parlor of th loense TION ARE NEXT DOOR NEIGHBORS—THE STORY OF GOTH: | of milli a minister of the gospel, | Ra tol | ieen y or a captain of| Without th sal bonde AM'S WICKEDEST SECTION | commerce Bedi vine Biggs) Fain ae eae i At Fifth avenw and Thirtleth | « ir ould not live in the peace | atreet ne of U most fashionable | they enjoy Whenever a raid is BY MARLEN PE jorime which honey comb its atreets| and exclustve hotels that the city| mad n & disorderly resort the Biatt Corresponds The Star.jand endeavor to lead ring,| boasts of, the Holland House, At] inmates are t 6 station ina NEW YORK ked in the past, | misguided vielou {| Sixth avenue and the same cross| patrol wagon. It te @ remarkable but never more y lawlee ‘ a Force the et street, a ne's throw away, thrives! fact a sually the profess nal) teday, New York's famo: t ose gambling hells and pool rooms|the Haymarket, the moat notorious! bondsman ba rive , Jolin” is to be invaded by the Salva-/and turn the searchlight of p dance hall in the ntry Jetnet } before thon Army jelty upon the infamous Raines law} While members of the smart set] tt Ligre ake the worst se ¢ Amer- | hotel are having their after-theat »}are ta th oa’s biggest city clean! Clear out These plans, the officers of the} pers in the dining room © big! they t the hundreds of der f vice and Army say, they tntend to put in y, just down the street $00 have i | } HOMES OF NEW YORK MILLION AIRES WITHIN HALF A BLOC | OF THE “HAYMARKET.” THE MOST NOTORIOUS DAN | | HALL IN THE COUNTRY. — —, s THE “TUB OF BLOOD.” A SCORE OF MURDERS HAVE BEEN YERXA Jexecution, They will fight from| COMMITTED IN THIS TENDERLOIN SALOON jwithin as well as from without. | - be Groceries ee eee tei] OF 400 men and women, thieves and bail with the desk sergeant aid they| We aim to supply Tea, Coffee, [| be resorted to. A great host of these * a —— a ss = fren pending oe ormmigement Groceries of superior qualities §/ patient warriors against sin will at- ym vest aed eygagl fend te ae om @ | iat law priced, tempt to clean up the tenderloin, /9FKing. fighting and quarreling. | women arrested in this way are dis $5 ibe. Fine White Yakima Po- | ‘The tenderloin. is ruled over by|, T2® Proprietor of this long, low/ charged by the city magistrates, So tatoes for ... 7a 4 dance hall, formerly a dime nyi-| that the only one who profits is the he police of the West Thirtieth xtra’ No. 1 Yack Poe ee ee oe ee eeietinig aa (seu, rented It a few years ago, pay-| bondsman, who usually realizes thes 1¢ ts known, and it te the | 126 all the money he possessed for] about $5 for each of these unter Fresh Ripe Tomatoes, pet box pred a pf Rormortni in Show York Bi firat month's oceupancy. He is| tunate souls who are glad to pay It NERY Sy wtes | The dally average number of arrests |DO™ Fated as @ millionaire, has a} rather than remain tm © cell over Hoffman House, the famous [| made from this station ts 350. —- ~ ap ne pga end ig ~ eA ing of al? blends, fresh, full P site only recently elected ember) The tenderloin tx ® school fo Of aroma and flavor, per Ib.. fg near !y 1.000 uniformed police and) of g reputable yacht club jcrime. Murders, suicides, robberies| detectives in civilian’s clothes ai | stationed in this area. | It was former Inapector Alexander More young girls have been lured | and assaults, the most heinous form destructioa in the Haymarket.) of viciouwness are the progrom which the unknowing like to say hae EB. Tea, per ib Chotee te Pine Teas, per ib ve Extra Teas, per ib Williams who named the “tender * re - aaell Rest you can get loin.” Williams was thea a captain! "er Me day.” than in the famous = Flour per bag of pe and for some time had been baer | wi ahington Butier, tn disfavor at headquarters. He nad; 0%) Suicide hall, on the Bowery f 8 de uM . powemel bee use of} been switched from pillar to post! Suir indignation Prom cme tal and no command of any impor ' —s vue | women killed them: ves in the) Presh Miunesota Eexe, tance ntohim. Suddenly he of drinking a very week mm, s “ old-time standing and Right at the corner of ath stroot| esh lowa Ege. was assigned to W. Thirtieth street nds nous reh J Heing Pure Cider station, which was the most import - oe ea Rime ae ~ Sarsaparilla. Used In iF yon Delon Sour aracty bare | tant station and “rich im graft.” cy Coe aieat all parts of the world for over a Getnding om the st » of the station. |, New York. Sur-|60 years. Has the unquali | si R.VERKA & SONS, nckiee Mk the aie aaa bees been | st hare perhaps 5°| fied endorsement of the best} ern - s a hs . pesole Spagrtenens eating chuck steak for quite a time OAner, tikes ‘| physicians. A family medicine. | now aso, i f that of the lowest A strong nerve tonic. A great) « L of better ay blood purifier » blaze of Ne ae sa - Pp * 1 guem 1 an f ‘A WONDERFUL TRANSFORMA the does sth and with « TION. lay the lubed colt 4th the district the t It he ath three KLINE & ROSENBERG, ever since retain poe ate im thy 625 First Avenue jhas many imitato: bu rea ice r is do m how it rivals. One of the most remarka ae < anetal coats A Bargain in Every|: = lowed all hours of the day and night The law maki passed by th state, Its Call, write or phone 83¢ | ng them possible was nate of New York was Senator John ‘5 dozen White Semi-Porcelain | i Frait Dishes, each 26 ad ge a ew B%e extra qualit! Canvas ¢ $e Panty Saganeee Cup and Mihi cy tee ee tt fleeced lined .... . Saucer, thin china 10¢@ ||| passed, provided that a hotel wa: Sc Black Fibre Lunch Box, he @n08 | %5e Fancy Glazed Jar r, new any house which h sleeping W120 sereere ‘ + De | pattern .. 49¢@ J) rooms and paid a spe ¢ for naviated aiilaae saloon — privil the spirit of the hotel statue saloon keepers, thousands of them, rented rooms over their drinking places SNGTGn thuttrece Ue r and with impunity keep their | DERMATOLOGY & FEATURAL open 24 hours a day. That wa | SURGERY n of what has degenerated into | gitel Building, Rooms 405—406, 407 thousands of. brothels of the wesst and 408, Seattle, Wash Second and Union character In the rooms of these hotela do- tecttves say are planned many of tho Hours 9 to 12, 1 to 5, 7 to & J. & NIGHTSBR, Mgr. Phone Main 2376. a ay / it by the police in| These pictures tell you wus. ve hey move ther|40. We straighten noses, corrtt ad Chen retusa, Hlghea y|outstanding ears, operate on h Come tn the maderiols ts coenensaninns’” |i; remove ‘wrtahion, birthmarta em Two causes contribut » the suc-| moles, warts, pimples, etc. without Wednesday ican mamas menTis 30 ine ee. Sata Ge seen” Laney of tneve viaee traffic of the 18 of the streat,| the use of the knife =< = One is @ creath ff law, and th FLUO HAIR Witholit? " rs » a other considered by the po! as ore or leaving S0c New Society Game, the fun- | 5c Fine Cocoa Door Mat, 14x Pl iceitimate, One ie the teunitons © free any hatre niest of all ...... a5e inch . ‘ oie Raines law” hotels and the other te ; Ga Sm ney % «. alight- | 5c cake 40-oz, Immense Laundry - © of the a. | LUPUS and CAN included, up hn = ghonanandopemnaant Soap, 7 fo or ne adh conan ee ing the Finsen and other therapqa- Cssesclagteaae | rs it to uien u remove freckles, tan atid} 7 r No. 0, side | sa 25 dozen White Semi-Porce In this apectes of hotels homes are |): a - . an a pm pepeter Lantern, No. 0, side ain Cups and Saucers, 2 pieces I | given to thousands of women who|!* and dies ME eeewess anesee 35¢ | & prey upon the streets and lure vie-|*°alP treatments, obe NESE ACRE tele Fie aaa . Be etnies ett And lure vic, |and shampoos, do manicuring and 4 peme ; Cm massage. 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AND P.M. top urn; this is a very mutistactory heater for the price No, 1—16 {n. long, 14 tn. high in. wide p 7 ‘ nominal cost The very best instruction by ase end individual a 2) ae Se. BiGM. 6 te. Wate ' da. For full particulars address or phone the No, 31 in. long, 18 in. high, 16% in. wide SEATTLE BUSINESS COLLEGE, PACIFIC BLOCK. No. 4 % in 4 high, 17 OL M * & David Elston, Proprietors. No. 6 in. long, 22 in £ 18 ta. 1640-—-Phon Ind one iP nk of crooks. Walker is also al- SCHOENFELD & SONS Take a Car | to have killed a soldier im | Montana. | 1006 to 1016 Firat Ave. For Evere SEATTLE —TAOOMA | J. Goos, a negro Pullman car |porter, was arrested Monday night atm specie - |by Officers Wickm: nd Hedges, products of life there| when its ry becomes too con-| The shrill toot of the interurban | charged with having assaulted Sup- led. Most Jers are com-| spicuous Fe will by next August. it 1 | orintendent George Berger, who had mitted in th ome of tough Now the Salvation Army will at-|}0W claimed, be merrily echoed | gigcharged him a few days prior. aK enth aver In|tempt to tame it by prayer and| through the woods between Bei Goos found Berger in a Pullman car h ko the | carnest spiritual appeal. = Everett. A . orts poy in Sunday night and beat him severely. ot he . I franchise, rights-of-way and ¢ -| pend a aan Tee eee a RR SERR ARAM! ment was filed Monday 1 A meeting of the property ows- . months,| * nn yw ‘ : vd 8id-lers of Fourth avenue, who are in- mo Ce ee eee 0-year #014 |terested in the regrade of that and other f utlawery in ita| € ve: * y-| street will hold a meeting Wednes- dingy back room \* TEN FEB. 2 Di lop- | day evening at the council room The tenderloin is the heart Of]@ The city cour = Mes 4) siciae dc ocacbibie of the Chamber ot Commerce Hew. York Tocgether with alt thts) # night voted to w Third av- & out of Ballard.} Tourists’ Excursion. vilenoss and low life it holds much|@® enue five feet on ade * ack the taba at tha | ue Saea) eet tte ae ot the best-—churches, theaters The minority report was ac- & pany. ie to the U. S. navy yard and bat- tudios, the opera. homes and throb-|® cepted, and an ordinance wae #/ - tleships. The Puget Sound navy bing commerce. Scores of seriously | # parsed to that effect. ‘The vote #| John Walker, a negro arrested re-| Yerq is the largest on the Pacific honest men have failed to reform|® was § to 3 * cently by Officer Cameron, is be-| 7 Fast steamers leave pier 8 the bad in it. The police bave| %™ lieved to be wanted in Tacoma on|at 9 and 10 a m; 1:15, 2:30 and merely succended in repress SU tt ®t te ee te te tet te te te & wospicion of being the leader of a p.m. Fare, round trip, 500 ——=S. AVY) peszuereny uoyjo esses —__ Moy) UsdGQ-———— U9UIO M IO UIP] JOT