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NEW YORK SUBWAY SALOON A
STRIDE TOWARD TEMPERANCE
IT WORKS ON THE "NO TREAT" PRINCIPLE AND IS INDORSED
BY BISHOP HENRY C. POTTER
NKW YOUK-The 111. Itev. Henry
C IVtter. IV H. U„ IV. bishop of
the rnitrataut Episcopal iltncrae ut
New York, opened the "Subway
Tavern" wllh prayer and at Ihe
conclusion of the opening exercises
the doxology »v sung
The Subs ay Ta*ern Is a saloon,
fashioned and tontlin let! after a
new Idea, at the corner of Mul
berry and Itlccker street*, not far
from the Bowery. The bishop
mad* a speech in the barroom,
atsndlng on a beer case, praised Iks
new aaloon and declared that it
rrpresa-ntcd wore progresa toward
temperance than the efforts of tern- j
pcranr* leaders tor 50 years. J
Th* Subway Tavern haa been ,
llnamed by certain member* of the
City club, who believe that. In
addition to th* predicted $ per rent i
dividends, th* saloon will work a
Tut m among drinkers. Any maa
or woman ran bay anything from »
giant of soda water to a rye :..,:.
ball In tbe place so long a* he or
She does sot "treat.**
When Ult-h.ip Putter arrived in
the aatae* to conduct the opening
eienrUea be approached tbe bar and
poke to th* barkeeper, remarking
ONCE a patron ALWAYI a pat
ron ot iiEADY'a. Cflf»
TURKISH BATHS wllv
Heady■*, under Heater llorton Dank-
Lsama-in't Quality Star*. All
Salt:.. Full Msssur*.
LEVINSON'S
MEDICINAL PORT
$J per Fall Qt. Bottle
If you sr. . kly and yoa are
using all kinds of drugs aad It
doss not do you any good, try
larrlnson'a Medicinal Port. It
will build yon n;i. give yon
strength snd make yon feel good
Free Delivery. Including Green
Lake and Ilallard
Main (41 Independent UL
Complete Wine and liquor Cats-
Klete Wlae aad IJqn '
~~ ,- emmm^m^Lmarr
Wholesale Store Catering to
Family Trade.
Phones. Main <>ii tnd. til.
i aim snroNn avkncr.
Keystone Club Whisk]
$1.00 per full Quart Bottle ot
6 Bottles for $5.00
This whisky Is pure, l.'i-M,
distilled, made of selected grain
well igt-'I and we tin recom
mend It highly for all famllj
"** ;
r&fti\*:t<o?:
r m im i si 11 ii 11 i imm
JO4 First Aye. South
Both Phones, Plnlt 175 L
Delivery.
E Ladles' and Gent's
Wearing Apparel
o.v cnnoiT at btrictlt cash pwera
«1 (Hi rnn week, huff bed.
I Eastern Outfitting Co.
Corner Fifth and Piks.
about a picture on the wall shewing
some • i-.-i tm in u.i 'it- in rnthrr
glaring negligee. The bishop »p
--patetitly »a» not owr pleased with
this feature nt tint saint.n.
To a crowd Of members nf the
dub snd a few stray wanderer*
from the llnwrry who happenrd In
tltshop Patter made his speech.
"We have the great multitude of
pit's>ls whose dally life Is one of
toll to consider." said the bishop,
"When lbs day's work Is done what
•- |o In, ome nf Ihem? I Lelnttg to
the Century. Ihe Metropolitan and
a half doii-n other clubs, and I can
go to one or all of tin tn fur my
entertainment and my pleasure.
llll: "NOT WATEB WAGON" lIAIL
**Dut what la to become of my
friend who lives In two iuobi wltn
his wife and five children? Hi all
very wrll to go to your rhib for
lunch when Ibe day'a work Is fin
ished, but where Is the man going
who does not belong to •'.,■• lulu,
Inevitable necessity drives blm to
the aaloon.
"Gentlemen. I hold th* effort to
shut ap the aahxta as the anal
tragic and at the same time lb*
most comic failure ia modern his
tory.
"Tbe temperanre question Is as
far from solution today as It was M
years ago
111-Hui' 1-OTTEII AIUiItCHSINO A TIIIIONfI IN THK HAIXJON
VOTERS
TO DECIDE
SPECIAL ELECTION WILL BE
CALLED TO VOTE ON CITY
BUILDING
The three ordinances rrlstlve to
the proposed romtructlon of a new
[city ball and Jail, and the repair of
j the present prison will be presented
[to teh council tonight. The ordi
nances providing for the Issusnre
[of t -"■• ■■•■■• of bonds for a new rlty
hall and lIM.OM for a new Jail and
1 railing for the gttbmtsalnn of the
i "I may add that the effutls to set
tle it In a high handed wsy have led
loan untold amount of hypocrisy,
ii. in li men this movement of ours
today must be taken Into account
by all If they wish to sni* the te
public. We intisl make the home of
Ihe ii..'l-iiii lii.vi cleaner ami bright
rr, ami we must see that he i > t . bla
recreation."
The saloon Is till Pint Intn two
se, tlittitt, the "Water Wagon" and
th* "Not Water Wagon " They are
separated by a partition. Womrn
who want in ill Ink it glass of beer
at a 1... may be served inun what
looks like a soda fountain on lh«
"Water Wagon" side Th« bar
pniper Is In tli* set nnd room and
lhat Is .-», lii-in h for men. Any
sort of a drink tan be bad, but each
customrr must pay for hla own
drink. The Idea la lo ralao the
atsndard of drinking rather than
attempt lo abolish It. It Is not al
together new. Earl Gray tried to
revolutionize the dram shops of
I ..-lid -i by Just such . . '..tin
The Subway Tavrro. Its pro
moters say. Is to be made a plea*
ant, i..ml.>t'*!-'e plare where the
drinker ran be surrounded hy a
moral atmosphere and where first
rlass beverages wtll be dispensed
cheap. Itegular '- -• ' whisky U
sold for 10 rents per glass aad other
drinks In proportion.
|l ■; .. roHcr put himself OB
record a number of years ago ss
being the friend of the working
man's saloon. He recognises it as
the poor man a club.
questions to tbe voters on a special
election on or about October ta will
be passed. Th. eounrll will also
probably approre the appropriation
of ii "• ■■ for Ihe Immediate repair of
and construction of a small addition
to the present Jail and tbe building
of new raulis In tbe city hall.
All three propositions hay* tbe
Indorsement of Msyor llalllnger and
the public generally. Councilman
Ilowen Is of tbe same mind, baring
discovered, after consulting local
business men. thst the Issuance of
the bonds wss looked upon favor
ably.
Anent the need of a new city
, hall, an arousing story on May
or tlsltlnger Is being whispered
it' '■ ,t the preaent rollapslng struc
ture. It is said that the mayor,
ashamed of the moss-eaten rello of
i early history In bIiI.Ii his office Is
located, baa asked the board of
works to remove th" sign. "City
Hall," that haa clung to the en
trance of the building ever lintel
Chief Prattle strutted over the grass I
once growing on Third avenue.
The sign Is now so blackeneil hy
age an In tie barely recognizable, but
It serves lv call Ihe attention of the
illy's visitors to the fact that the
I.milling ta really a city hall. This
is what Mayor llalllnger Is raid to
object tn, taking the ground thai It
Is tltineresraiy to thus call attention
to the humiliating fact as long a.
old-timers know what the building!
Is ttsicl for anyhow.
THK KOl'lt young men who Mart
: ed for Hun Francisco In the 8m fu.il
| sloop Ilpstl.-ftt, lune report, d a safe
j trip of sll dsys.
Till BRATTLE ST AW. .MO NPAY. AUGUST i■ 1004,
LITTLE TALES
TERSELY TOLD
rut NKW it ,!,., Hill roncen
tiatoi at .''lii'ii.iinl I, was .ait.,l
yeaterday Will, a ceremony lull.l
to Ihe cliil.tmiltig >.' a el. aim l W.
V. Clark, tin engineer, in.-1, a
speech ami Mis. Clark tossed i, lint
tle of champagne Into Hie or* crush
er's tws Just a. tht) mill slailed.
Till! 1 Mil AI.HAI II
which bas in I. piling about IClllt.lt
bay, haa been purchased hy H 11.
Canllr, uf tl.e Uueets, win. 111 put
heron Hie nut between I ray'a llm
Im.i- and linnet* and Hub rival
A LARGO atltlllltin Is to lie Inn it
In tin Hmiliomlatl lion works plant
at Si,tin.mi ii. In ihe near ftilure.
THE Mlt'NK ORCHARDS of
Clarke county will yield only about
15 per cant of the usual crop this
year. The Lastern Warhlngton
crops, however, will lie heavy.
WHAT MHH HOWARD*
Corner of Ignore and Willi Ate
HAtH AHOt'T i mi:
CHARTER OAK
RANGE
"Have uietl several different
kinds and brands of ranges, but
have neter bad any range lo
bake aa i-.-f.--t brat Ihe eater
and do a* perfect work with so
small amount of fuel as Ike
Charter Oak Hang* 1 purchased
from
DABNEY&WOODHOUSE
Sole agents for thn Ctistlcr
Osk Itsngee.
418 I'IKR RTRKBT.
Humes John Ml It. . A il ■•
C*«*lM*_Cr*«lt meaattajeltttra' FßEDEßlCK ft NELSON Inc. C«Si|'et* B.lrt ssl Cist 1...i.i...
SENSATIONAL CARPET SALE
4aW^Am^amat*m^*maa
CNTII. TOMORROW NIUIIT BIOKtvOW AXldlNSTltlt, nifJEI/lW IMPERIAL AXMINHTKR AND
WII.TON AXMINHTKII CAIIPCTINU, BEI.UNO lIEtSI'IJtHI.Y AT STOO A lMll' VUl.t. 11l ON
HAI.C AT
$1.00 a yard Sewed, Laid and Lined
Ten Patterns to Choose Among, Six of Them With
_ mm.
Borders to Match
This Is the lowest price w* I,*v.- ever sera quoted Is fteatlla or eleewhere oa Ihla el*.* of goods.
No farther comment I* necessary. Prartiratly all of tbe ten pattrrna are OHrntal. Among them
ere those suitable for parlors, libraries, dining rooms, bedrooms, balls and deas As stated, the
regular selling price I* If 00 a yard. Today and tomorrow, epecial price. .,!. laid and lined.
a yard 91.00
ft f- et Ti. \ .m. . - ... „_g a
Our Entire Stock of Welch Folding Beds Is
Now on Special Sale
There are no reservations— tb* complete line.ron
slating of M .ample* priced regularly at from $1.20 D 1111 fl Q ChSif 75C
•l« 0* to Wi 00, Is deeply asderprWed. Some sam- . {.-_ , , :' „,*.'...
Made of hardwood In golden finish. Hast
pie " : '""" arra , spindle barb, embossed lop panel at. cob
bler seat
IIS 00 Welch Folding lied Illl'.O
I. M Wei, Folding it..| t.'ltlM) »„n_ .a —.. a —
vat oe weich roiding twd , 39 5 5 An Opportunity to Save on
eu#> Welch Folding Bed.. **« .hi HO U SCUT fl I sll i HQS
170 00 Welch Folding lied . . |«0.50 TtA e advantage of the special sale now on In
I- 00 Welch Folding lied »-... th. "oußefurnl.hlng JWtlon, ÜbUJ tomorrow
night prlrea Ilk. the following will be In effett
AND MANY OTHCRR AT LOWKII FRICCS. }'? "»« »lfter with crank ... Be
lie-Inch lancy Jspannrd llresd ling «M,
BALE ENDS TOMORROW NIOIIT. large Willow Clothes lisskets. each ON*
_________________________________ Itt Japanned Hus|tsns Oe
~~"~ ~~~~~"~~~~ ———————~——————-—_—_ jinrh l^aiee Itoiinm Cake Tin*, ear h Be
Notable Furniture Bargains f&'ffi^^^'l^^aWiiS
li ijt. Iletlnned llread Ilaleers, each SRe
The Furniture IVpartmcnt'e contribution* to l? gt; V*'*?"'!'? ,*'"'" ''"'i"' Wh IH,
2!*- UaUanlied Oil t sns. each IBs
the bargain giving for today aad tomorrow, aside Med'lum sli.-d Hclranlied Wash Tubs. earh...4Ne
from the sale of Welch Folding Iteds, sre the fnl- „
tow,M- 50-plece Decorated Dinner
75c Folding Chair 48c Set 57.48
Today and tomorrow a fine quality f.O-plece Colo-
Made uf hardwood with slut ae«t anil bark. Blsl shi.pe Hlniirr Bet, decorated with a lace
„,. .. . . ...... S'dd Imrtlei nnd gold star center. In prlted
Folds roropa-rtlr, locks Itself aad Is easily handled. , ( 17 i h
Just the thing to take out In camp. 100 piece Bat, tn same decoration 111 M
$2.65 Rocker $1.45 $4.00 to $6.00 Tapestry
Made of hardwood In golden finish. ni.« large roruerGS p£.*tD pr
shaped wood seat and bolted scroll anna, ba. kla While they last today ami tomorrow, regular 1100
filled with spindles snd mounted with large em- to |fl 00 Tapestry I'ortlerr*. M Inches wide. In
a large assoitment of colors, will be U n SSIS nt.
bosseti panel. a pair $».«S
FREDERICK & NELSON
(INCORPORATED.)
COMPLETE CREDIT HOUSEFU RNIBHER3. COMPLETE HOTEL AND CLUB FURNISHERS.
Second Avenue, Madison and Spring Streets
Til F.NUINICKR, a brakiinsn
and a fin nun were badly scalded
In the eiplosion of ii crown sheet
on * Ureal Northern freight loco
motive near Wellington yesterday.
FOItIIHT FIIIH fifteen miles
wide nt littiiiliig lii Fierce county.
OVl'.lt 11,600 lm. In en rulsetl by
Hie , in • i. - nf Wallace for Hut snf
ferers In Ihe fire which recently de
slliived H1,.. I. 11. .it Many new
buildings ant sin.-' . In course of
, i nit.ll in Hon.
OBOnQQ iiii.mm of Walker. Ida
bo, claim* in was spirited Int.. a
P*• e> tii-i-i train yesterday by two
niett In. played wllh Main's circus,
where he waa It .tt, n in,., i, ,1.1, and J
relieved of bla coat, vest, shoes ami
I -■ '.'5 In cash and then tlm,wit fmiii
the iiiovtiig train while In a dared
coiiilllloii.
CONVENTION OF
LEWISES AT FAIR
Frank I\ Lewis, nf Mils clly, su
preme ,I, ill, i-!!,,| ctf llle Hllprt-111l
i-i»i!i- of 1.., ,1 Lewis in,,,,,, mi
tiitutices Hi.ii nil "laewlsee" tire In
vited lo rial! Ihe HI. Ixiuls eipnsl.
(I.ni timing t . ..ia week, liegitinlng
:.,-.,,, 1,, , IS, ai.il attend His I.ewi.
rotigtt-ss The older is tnni|-,ae,| rs.
iluslVrlr of in. i>t i a-',,* lite
name *'l*twls." it* object being tn
preserve the fair irpuliillnri of Unit
Ist is an,l honorable family.
flu -•■•, let i..-i Sl Hie emigre** wilt
, . ■■ !■■ ... at the Wmlti* fill Hie llth
nniitv er.jty of Ih. return , t Ihe *s
ploieis lar* la at.il Clark.
CAR BARNS BURNED
NUW WBBTMINBTen, 11 C,
i Aug, ! ,'.t,,: i.l afl.tni.in th.
,-.i -I. ■ - ttere tot.iiy teetrepet to
i fire Th* pi.* ta ..Mutated al llOti,.
00* Th* i.ilglit nf th* fire la un
i In,itt n I ,iii Victoria street curs.
•me tieli.ngttig to Vumuuver ami a
j t|*w tnleiurban car ! i-i tttti.pletrj
1 Si.ere de.Htiysd.
HOLDUP
NEGROES MM AMERICAN EX
PRESS WAGON IN HEART OF
BIG CITY
MKMI'IIIH, Trim.. Aug. IS -Two
negroes held Up sn American !-.»
--pntss wagmi In Hie heart of the t Ity
ently this moriilfig anil relieved the
tliltii- of his valiialilts They com*
mantled him In open the safe, iriti
-1.11 ill i, t a I.'i " atitit, '.Vii. n 1., roti
vluced Ihem lhat he could not open
Hit i ,t'i tlie mill,, in fled.
ATTEMPTES SUICIDE
VANci>cvi:iC~ii. c.7au*. is.-h.
A. Jewsrd, a hlsliw aymaii, ufter
• ending a H-inillne Inlllel fnrinw.
Ing a- ins. the temple of W, W, llie
hit.t, nlti-tnpletl In cut hla own
lliroat as he and hla llitctnlcil vic
tim f.iogtil il.sperslely alan cm ly
ln.tit yesl.rdny innrnlng on one of
llm nialn residential atieel*.
I-. ii. who I* a contractor, was
held up by Jewaid a* li. was going
tit.tl.e. ||c |s lull Bllg.-t.llr llljuretl.
Jeward came to Vancouver fiorn
li.-llingtiiiiti a few months ngn nnd l*
• „ii In hay* coiniiillletl half a dnsen
hold-ups here In Ihe last few weeks,
G A. R. PICRIC
The King ciitltity llieinhe.* of lite
O. A. 11. slid Women's Relief cups
hold Ihelr first picnic st Woodland
park on Tuesday, August 21. Tha
trt.gmrri Bill ttesln at 10 «*i lm k,
H|«erh, s Bill he il.liveied Ity mem
ber* nt ihe ii. a. it. snd leading t Hl
t.ns of Ihe city. Muy.tr lialllnger.
Congressman Humphrey and De.
parlmenl Commander Cavanaugh
are am.,tig Ihe m.
Your Grocery Needs
OUHI'LILD Af ttf'LGIAL SAVINGS HERE.
The hast of everything, and everything the b**t — me .... you
bten*y on r ,-,, ,ti,,... ; y, llt t :/ h*r*.
8 to 11 A. M.l IT to 6 P. M.
SOAP. EGGS.
i gii bank • Handy Knap, per «... .i
1,., 2 C Hlrblly frr.ti , air
CREBPO. ' merer
lleti'ly It, l.nl Hii-iltfuai |-i„l. i wrtBB.BE.
p«t kitge H. American Cream, pound., ISa
"I I i
FLOUR. MACARONI,
lion Manhe lull I'steiit Hour, One-pcuiii'l packag* li.
every am k woiranlrtl, per • i. k GOLD DUST.
•■•••'• |l SO ijirge pat huge. |..r package,, tOa
Why mor*. SARDINES.
HAMS. Inn . tti,l Hmillne* In rill I I,
Inn yI - - " llbii lb I '.. 'DINES.
POTATOES. Miisliird Bardlnea, lihk. cans,, 0*
Fancy 11,, me limit n ,- t ... - SARDINES,
bound . . X* It.meetic Hmdm**, % tens... be
. Co,. A,"'a.,"'a. t >. One.pound package..' -.
U-pound ajcka TaHaw Mjsl. *«* CORNSTARCH.
GMAHAM FLOUR. (in. pnunl «, kage 7*
10-pnuml *ii. k> liriiliiim I lour 84e BLUEING.
LEMONS. Large boltl- . Be
Htet, Julty I^ti.tii*. dir I"' AMMONIA.
........ ...Il.dll Luge boltl. Be
$15,000 Overstock of Shoes
Thst ws intend lor.dues immsdiat.l/, of.una Ih* **ason's great
sst bsrgstn . la,,- n for man and wotein in dspsndahl* lostwaar
Th* vary l*t**t it,'-* of sho.s thst fit and mv.ar In .11 th* I*l*.l
ai.le. and nse.s.l mal.risls, 7 Lea. ars solid facts about solid aha*.
If yon h*v* »h,.« n.rtl. sll.nd te t l.sm st SUM and tak* advantage of
Una aatraordmary opportunity for savings.
A SHOE FOR EVERY FOOT—A PRICE FOR EVERY PURSE.
W.iii.in's One-strap I!et| Kllpiwr.. Women's Vlcl KM I*'-* Rhnea,
Intrid turn sides, low French ah,ale soles, military heels, pal -
heel | regil.r price |1 76: «-vi|on w * r ,i n p , <j u || ,,] i.rishi red lots;
prli c $I.IU regular prlc* i. Cyclone
Women's lit.t.ey Hllppers. reti prl.e a i M
and fclsclrfcM. »'">' '"';> ■•''-- «!,„„„-, vid Kid Osfertfe light
irertch heels: regular prhe ao|r„ „.<! f.ir stitched e*l*nsl„n
IJt« ; c>cl.,ne price,. SI.MO „, „,, 1( . mf „
Women's M.l Kid and falsnl ,„. , )lum h# .| i: regular irl.«
Leather fiiforda medium, turn . ,-ytUmr prlre |1.10
ami entenetnn edr« scire, mill. r
Isry low and Frent h bet-la. Women's V|r| Kid snd lat»nl
values up to 11 SO; Cretan* prlre leather Oiftirds. turn sod welt
..11.4(1 / stiles. |,«ii Nt tliia and plain to*.
Women's Vlcl Kid Lses Bboea, irillllary nnd French he*ls; rss
hnnd lurned eolea, |.|tlenl leather ul.ir i r|t c IJ.OO, 11 10 and II ltd
tins, military and Ften. h heel*; Cyclone price 12.00
regular trite 1110; Cyclone Misses' Vlcl Kid Oiforjs. esten
., a J SB »|on edge Boles, paten! lIM flat
Women. I'.lenl Kl.l. i'ttleni 0.1 l heels; regular prl.e II 71: <"v
--end Vlcl Kid I-tte nines, hand clone prlre .......... II Vtl
luraed and Ooodyear welt aetea, women's *nd Mt**e*' riaihir.g
cut en military and frettrb Klmes. »liil* and black canvss;
brel.; regular |rlre I ', •■« ls r ,,. rr lc* 25c; i»y. lone prl. c IB*
I'ycltine prlc. Sinn . , , .... , ... _ .
mem* snd Children's tmr snd «*n • «*J ?" v t.lt Sf
Teo-sirsp Bandits, *»cl hid snd T."", ni t/rKlf,'r >". m. P.11,^.
patent leather lorn sole*, spring «J»odyear well art** Ut*>«t|l*fli
heel.; regol.r price II 00 sod resular price tl 00; ( yclnn.
Il.tli fyclnne price F.Oe I " " **uu
H1....' I'.tet.t I^slher sn-1 Vlcl Wen* Vtlour Calf. V|r| KH and
KIJ Osft.rd.. lum bil.b, flat Tin Ln. c H1...... r.o-ndyci.r w-lt
h**l«: regular price 11 10 '>- Soles, medium weight: ''CJlar
clone prlre II 111 prt, c II 00: Cyrtone pri<* SLOB
Women* Vlcl Osford Tie*, light Men « Pslenl Celt VI. I Kid V.l.iur
weight *nd hesvy sales, pat.nt Calf and Kansaroo hair Bhoea,
and kid lip, medium beets (not O-wdyear welt a 01... at.m*
all a'.-t. value* up to Ilea; Hlu. her atyles; '..-,,
Cyrlen* price 8»* 15 00; Cyclon* prlc* tt.ie
TUESDAY BARGAINS IN.
Boys* Suitsand Furnishings
MEANS MONEY SAVING FOR THRIFTY MOTHERS.
Just Ih* tali fee kliml aa**r — neat in app*srsncs and v.'/ *.rv
leeabla —c'l.r.d l.m.rrsat at about half price.
Al** pee* v*lu«* In Wauls.
liny*' Twu-Flece Hull*, in doulile- wllh fly* row* of bail to cor
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