The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 1, 1901, Page 2

THER, THE SEATTLE STAR. 3 HT > 1107 Third Avenue FIGHTING FIRE IN THE: DEPTH OF WINTER, A Fireman's Life, at All Times Hazardous, Has Added Dangers in Cold Weather Ice and Flames Alike Are Braved. LPPPeoreeooes cocooooososososossooororoeoeroooes oe! BANKRUPT SALE OF MEN'S AND BOYS’ om | THIS 1S THE PLACE TO SAVE MORE THAN HALF Men's Tweed Seok Suits $3.45 ats Men's $10 00 Sack Suits $4.65 Trustworthy tr r te Y Mon's $4.50 Or en, ctos ' $1.95 at . Boys’ $3.00 Woo! Suits $1.25 Men's $15.00 Dr xtures “knee $6.95, f " $3.50 Roofer Suits $145 Boys Mon's $12.80 Overcoats $5.25 tee Biack Kersey and Tar hed 't pa Boys’ $4.50 8 r,t t sies ’ ’ fiat Young Men's $5.00 Suits $2.25 Just mai onoers. ritteo PROMPTLY AT SALE PRICES. HARDMAN STORES THE 4 1200-1202 Second Ave. WE Pes Seneca POOEOOOOOS POO OOHPOSOOOOES OOOOOCOSOOS OOOO OOOOOSOD falling glass work of @ firema hazardous, but may slip and ¥ dent -happen: when an engi men were inju with heavy trucks, the me rup with the machine, as in th days, and steady | make the or woales dinay ladder, dragein him. ‘He star ladder and chops « while flames shoot next him. With a st playing on the sputtering. flames, he works, braving the A winter night. “Clans, ful heat, while the w goes the gong at the fire engine | from head at house, and a dosen sleepy men turn|later he is out in the coli out of Bed instantly. At the aide of | PID“ bs pe dian Peach bed is @ pair of short boote, | Phi Over them are the legs of trousers. and ‘The men sleep in their blue Gannel | citing shirts. It s the work of an instant | the fo stip the feet into the boots, pull | plosic up the trousers, and jump white} nd vay the horses are getting ready to go | string om cas. The firemen Anish dressing en| #ers of the feute to the fire. Sometimes they! The ti = Mazage to change their boots for j houses Jonger ones on the way. | there is a }) the fire is near the engine| be d: house they frequently start to work | Everything ‘f-clad, and shiver In icy weather, | Kept spick « never forgotten ie the | keeping ey t s "I bravy “helmet, necessary a8 @& pro-/ der ix no . MATTERS OF INTER T 10 MEN Witt WORK ‘At a recent meeting of the West- |ation compantes ern Central Labor union, Gordon A. ming to ¢ Rice was elected chairman. A communication was received stating that a prominent shipbuild- fing firm in Seattle is advertising in the East for 300 ship carpenters and | . 9 iron workers. The communica- | tion called the attention of the union | to the fact that this action is plain-| ly part of a plan to flood Seattle with | mechanics of this claan, and to there- | by force down wages. The secre- tary was instructed to telegraph the facts to the American Federation of Labor headquarters in order to checkmate the project. onvention tami Cream Corn An ele aweet per dozen, $ Petite German Prunes As long as they last, per aye Citron, Lemon and Orange Peel sar et Committee on organization report- | nye ed good prospects for forming union of shoemakers in this city. ‘The report was accepted as progre sive. ‘The executive committee reported arranged for bonds in the 0 each for the sec retary | The executive committ with Delegate Sommer, of the clerks, was instructed to wait upon ce furniture houses tn regard to their employment of Japanese. Very choicest grade cents. + | New York Double Cream Delegate Gill, of the Sailors, called | attention to certain objectionable features in the arbitration bill adopt-| - recent labor congress and now before the logisiature. The sec- retary instructed to notify the representatives of organized labor at Olympia of the union's refusal to indorse the bill, because of ite in- knees, which in the opin- union made {t possible to Powdered Borex kage, per Ib, 12, Pure Cider Vinegar Li's without includ. Ceylon Tea je of Cashmere) tea will m am much flu and of same strength as one po and a half of China or Jap costing $1.25; pr per Ih cents. next edition of the Union the following news items wiil question the best members of the Waitresses’ e looking forward with able anticipation to, and mak at preparations for, thetr ball ry hall March 26. ‘Their bail was a grand success, and termination that this year'a hall surpass the first one is, cast, setting the standard giving rather high. But it fs slieved that the girls are the undertaking. cents, (The Pr pound of this Cooper & Levy 104-106 FIRST AVENUE Bet. Yester and Washington Telepho n 182 - —— A Railroad Trick. ‘. See | A recent arrival from Minnesota informe the Union Reeord that tn st ul and Inneapolla men are parading the streets with banners inscribed: “Ten Th 4 Working Men Wanted in Soa ‘ash. Good Wager for All’ This te the same id perennial trick of the transpor = MIGHT HAVE <2 BEEN MURDER Pistols Were U: in the Bon Ton Saloon Fight. after all p 1 have asked for it 1329 Seve ud Ave. te ok ».|Notions For Half Frice juring February for women and is coming in freely ttle too early for ement to Alaska He t mye tton and the r BIRTHDAYY CAKES occasions should be Flour. The best results you ever had will be at- tained. If my lady be the cook, con- gratulations fol- low from all the guests. This brand of flour will make birthday cakes par excel- alent. Try it festive Patent akes for Capital of $6 an Acre. 120 acres two miles from Port Orchard Dry Dock. Good farming land. Will sell on very easy terms. HFRBERT S. UPPER Sehewerman dlock nue and Cherry at SEATTLE STAR, Pacific Steamship Co San Francis Coast Washington & Alaska STEAMSHIP COMPANS Southeastern Alaska ‘eh ‘Victorian’ Sunday, March 3, at 8 hy m kagwa $$. City of Seattle” Thursday, Feb 28, ap. m For Skagway and Way Ports Ss. S. “RUTH” Salls Teesday. Ped. 26, 8 P.M bOOWELL & 00, Lita White Star Steamsh'p Co. Will dispatch ite popular steam ehip “OREGO 2600 Tons. Mast v9 George eeley, To Valdes, Alaska S. $. HUMBOLDT : The Alaska Flyer an Inland and Skagw 3 Marc 8,at8 p.m, E. E. Phone, Main POSCCHSHH OOS OFOOS 8. $. Nome City} Line )APRIL 27th)” For Nome Direct. Res. ervations Made Now $ ° Ager 632 First « * ° . Go on the CITY OF as SEATTLE, EVERETT, AND EDMONDS Route 7.00 a. im. ett 9:15 a, m a iin Dreat a {ho Dental Chair New York Dental. Parlors 614 First Aye. $5; Fuil Sot Teeth, work, $6; Gold Fillings 606 Gold Crowns | $5; Brid ‘$1 Up; Silver Fillings no flares FeOURe A tr Re Vdddduvdddduvuwavay E CHEAPEST FUEL ON THE COAST To make room for improvements at our works we will sell Breeze Coke at $1.00 Per Net Ton... Forked Coke at $2.50 Per Net Ton Loaded in wagon at our works t your orders at office “E SEATTLE GAS & ELECTRIC (0, SUMMARARAAARARBAARAR AA} 2\16 Cherry St ;™ should no k that y wil led to free New York Dental Parlors T AVE. SEATT LI -< = =| AAAAAAPARAAAAAANARARARAN prove HUKENEMS CHANCE FUNERAL Have You a Want Then Tell of It tn THE TAR 1: HELP WANTEO—FEMALE WANTED. HELP WANTED—FEMALE BUSINESS BANKS The Canadian wank of Commerce . ri he Star the only paper that dares to print the news. CLASSIFIED ADS, ABSTRACT OF ECHANICAL SINEERS. National Bank of Commerce ¥ p capita 3 Boxes for Roo Bank MINES AND MINI Safe Deposit Vaut Scandinavian - American MUSICAL ARCHITECTS. OCULISTS ANDO AURISTS. DR KEE, i ‘SHELLABA! FON iley Ba arge DF DY COLL ROTION ey AGENCIES CLOTHES CLEANING. Li hes shape $ « prepare ces DENTISTS. T prices for bedroom sets, stov a, cte. Red Front Furniture C 0-112 And Ave. 8. Tel, Red 12 WITH WINE AND PIB, regular i Ginner, 18¢ ey Restaurant, al SMITH * oy on ( t. ina and ard. | it @ SHAW, 471 dg. | OX YDONO t ee DYEING AND CLEANING | CAN ng.1 DRESSMAKERS. sine mita, Steam Dye Works 6 M @ry | FASHION Hair Store, ¥ avenue diagnosis free of charge | CHTCKGO ® Temores 8 as he pen nies 2"Third aveane Second the scal ELECTRICAL MACHINERY KSON & WYMAN ¢ ‘ ENGRAVING | WANTEL O14 ald and sliver Ht BATT neraving Co high grade| MRS. B. BENNETT is rinting pilates. Hinckley block Haller block FINANCIAL—Wanted to Borrow, | MRS. HA WHy millinery; d Pine. sr 203 Union LA Finir Dressing 1401 int av PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. t ry, | DR VAN DYKE, diseases of we men, chronte diseases. Wash. bi. | DR. FLEISCHER, diseases of men and women; specialty surgery. 201, 202, 216, 218° W ‘ x. DR. HINKLE, r tual Lite bidg. Tel White tes Buft 941 DR. MILES, 603 Raiiey bid, Te M 325, res, 1080 4th, Tel Gr ANNIF RUSSELL. & Hine \LK—78-79 Boyd bi Rlack 856; res en 1, RIGKFORD, au PRINTING AND BINDING, POLITAN Printing & Bind 12 Yesler, Tel. Hive 601 . éommercial p bank | - repaired, Carter I L FINANCIAL, ION DOLLARS te loar state in sums | an-Ameri- | Third ave DY DR. ¥ 7 inters, eLUMBING. H. WOODHOUSE m4 RAUTMAN Pi rn NOVELTY An interest pay investigate — this c on W. H. PRTER Ballard, Wash. en Lake, che to exchange Property 7 iLER & CO, ft take Green Lake at bargair GREEN LAKE IGLER 1402) d ave foam ae t IN. W & CO, feet each alley building f vacant lag baths. avenue ng Academy, 0 select schol ¥ and soc STRAOGHAPI SHI = ers 5 STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE prrars bs. av Trenhol TAILORS. TAILORING ERSON. 614 Ja SEATTLE A. HAN 318 Third al >N. 2017 First, TENTS AND AWNINGS We manufacture all kinds a vas covered Horse Riankets fr is of horses at all kinds ef ds of people bu ‘and. Awning Co, (arion and TIMMER LANDS BERG. 3. GUNS? you on 80 fo Block FINLAY & ROB) uate J Seely t Refe 8. ra a puree; hospital, Galt Hotel Tork, BYR: 4 TRUNKS AND TELESCOPES } Bargains at Olympic st Third avenue UMBRELLA REPAIRING manufactured. xeneral repairing cou. Robeson Bis VOICE CULTURE. | UMBY public WANTED. 160 ANE <_ works LEGAL NOTICES, wikt Rail & Piatir cond Avnet CAs 4 cena