The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 11, 1901, Page 2

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THE SEATTLE STAR. Ry e y aft Seatth New Y Chicas’ WINNING THE GAS BATTL without a Smith n itingham a lay m thin and t arges sh erpt fi The city cour Lyman C franchise t citizens. m gas, $1.60 per thousar thousand cubic feet—Ex ‘When, last Octobe fn Seattle, it promised the p should end, one of three results w attle Gas & Electric Co. would be created by the entran Yor aale, or the people of Seatt facture their own gas, at That was the PROMI Cheaper gas That promé ‘The Seattle Gas & El tte price of per thousa feast that the SG. & EB PRELLED to, and not be Bay righteous desire t WAS MADE @d it should be. MORE So much for th the Star in aug © of thin > uid du ce of a new compa le would build their st 5 th H when it began fight for and kept two-f tar made BEEN KEPT, ecently announced @ re of gas. It doesn't w thi reduction be any love for the y harging age er gus WAS OBTAINED REDUCTIONS MI r first step in the winning of the ba caper as. The second step was taken last night, when the city counct! Branted to the new company a fifty- year franchise and that this company shall not charge more than $1.80 for {1 more than $1.25 | gas. ‘Thus the Star's second promise HAS CHEAPER GAS IS AT HAND, The Fights ts being won made aus ceas stipulated ninating gas, nor or power BEEN KEPT Star's fight for and the p STILE is @ POINT TO THINK ABOUT. ‘The National Metal Trades association ts in annual session in New fYork City today. At this convention the chief eubject for Swill be what official attitude the axsociation shall assume In the Strike of the machinists, The Star ts not in the habit of giv masked, but it will do so on thir occasion. The Star belle Just and businesslike thing for the National Metal Trades’ ase Go ts to help secure a speedy ending of the strike by saying to ehinists: “We, your employ will give hour Feduction tn wage. > work ‘The Star from the beginning pr you a nine- day wi of the trouble has jown, the justness of the machint . to go allover the merits of the disagr Bat here ts « point that not only the members of the National Brader association, but every employer, every business man fs worthy consideration ‘Which ts tc better Interests of the employer—To get TEN HOURS of work out of a DISSATISFIED EMPLOYE for a certain wage, or to get NINE HOURS of work out of a SATISFIED and CONTENTED EM PLOYE for the same wage? Which INCREASES, and which DECREASES, t ‘Think it over. ‘onter den and r pds; it is nent again, Metal will gran ite? TRUSTEES FOR LABOR TEMPLE Elected at a Meeting of the Western Central Labor Union. mbar, ‘ ; ‘epinack. ‘The Seattle Labor Temple tion held its first annual Right and fees consisting of Trustees are as fo! For one year: W Rust, Fred § Ben, John Hay. R.W. Mouiton. For eight months: MH. H. Emme. an ag Edward Grothjan, Otto Shields, G 134 breakfast Harrison. McNamara, J. Me- |b Blase: dry, salted clear Inerny and Wm tem, 10 It was reported thet the work was the excavation for the ment, and that t finished by July Protect Game Birds. f Ap ized in f Frank dozen pota. Spanish Chili p sauer kraut, 3@ lettuce, $101.2 doa n dried Age. lows H. Devine son, Ls W. HL Midd’ 2G pe amail, 10% Hams, abr at the meeting rogressing on temple's base ork would be Butter — Washington er: pound prints, 2c; Haste and Elgin, 18@19e; fresh ranch, 126 je; California creamery, 17@ is Yashington, full w York, fornia, 13 dam, $11.00@ w York, 15@16e; brick, 16@ meries, n lowa, A branch of the League can Sportsmen ix be Beattle under the 4 A. Pontius. The | Protection of game ais, which are so ra Over the country. T Of the strongest bodies fm America. Its strong secure the Rive protection fees that violators « are punished: discourages th: Bale slaughter of wild game, an @eavors to protect that which re- <The mains ducer tn round lots on the dock or in LICENSE REFUSED pics te ee Limburger. Swiss, 18@19¢ Eggs—Strict! t 6@1 Chickens, live, 15 ese, 10@1lc; turkey fresh ranch, 17@18¢ Chickens, sek. ke Corrected Dally —The following prices are being o County Commissioners Turn Down | eastern Wash West Seattle Applicant. patter Pe Butter — Freat ashington, 12 The petition of O. N. Mor fresh ranch, Heense to sell 11 at V Was denied by th Sioners. Morse want om the beach n grounds. This has been done in the | past, and an effort is now being Made by the authorities to put a stop | fo it, the privilege having t ed, according to reports by » the campers at that place ultry ~ Chickens, ducks, 13%; turke | Dressed poultry | chickens 12% @13%c gerne, 11'4e. stock *, Ives, 54@ atc stock live, 12@13 12% @1 Turkeys, @14%0 ducks, 13@14%¢ edt th ty commis eel! liquor amping | 4%e steers eC; sheep, lao e Hoye, 0; lambs MARKETS j Camera Club Meets, J The Washington Can elu </ hold a meeting at th the Unton bioc fouting to FOR CITY JOBS Business opened quiet on Western avenue this morning. Quiet busi ess, howe in @ * attendant Upon an unsettled state of the » er. Potatoes sell on the 21-4 cents per pound. With the cold weather. Ties are ripening ‘ins steady, while some of held ae high as $3. ha expected to lost, as ; ft matron Weather will fil’ the market y other offices fine variety not to exceed $ examinations crate b “ JOBBING QUOTATIONS. aoe? aOe omnes (CORRECTED DAILY.) 0 i Green Fruit. Lemons—82.50G4.00 a Himes, |For health treatment 17m; | Bath Parlors, 911 ard street at 2 strawber slow, and the pri ated since depart | places also. 03.00. éncia oranges, 3.00 $1.50@2.00: banan Clives, (0@75e per Ka ‘aps 4 y $1,752.00; nativ wherrien, § best $8. @3.% per crate; pineapples. § ; bot $6 per box rries, $1.00@1 P tantmen’s aches, $1.00@ cots, 81.00% by id 26; gooneberrien, blackber uo Files, $1.25 per crate; Clyman plums $1.0. Washington fly tr. ¢ mn Madison and Leachi 0 minutes from 1-6 p.m. Cc) et photograph the next te daye stud | Pike Dr Wagoner. Pest tooth, $7.00. The bert hotel [looms all use #, | Main 1050 farnilies Diamond 1 Vogotabion Potatows—$00G% per ton; be FREMONT REBELLED And City Council Refused Liquor License. AN INDUSTRY OF IMPORTANCE One of the Institutions That | Manager of the pro. | WE LEAD 2 Helps Make a City. oxtablishment his way of go n he had set be elf ind ative 1 the 8 Cr wir He f ot profi tuning 1 and started « at the In ery wrner of Firth tock ximated $2500 @ month From this time on the story was a rapid one. Addit nd salesmen had to be em RALPH NAMAKER, the Ramaker Muste Co. e spring of 1900 doing a lucra with the way in been treated and judicte ra of estab oF enter rtunity w Others Attempt to | Edn $1.00, at At 40 at Ibe. | And All Others at Cut Prices —AT i and Columbia. “A Wonderful Woman bu trouble futur w tion she iin y , ome né@ future h une u have us about changes succer 4 happiness, con sit Charg Room her before she 1c THE he SEATTLE STAR aPpougall & | outhwick ae 717 -19- 21-23 First Av’ Style in Men’ little things hand made ith our E ing you ge’ that make nem. All huc hand buttonhol B. Qh ind ma workman oat kee ne _Che “Price 820. 00 “At 815 tn were nent the growing depos f for The ed has f nt In the elty Ta hy con and 408 of them hav 4 here in one shipment As f them } since May nts were of pianos, ® we been re Th f the W of the st maker hes a which, start The sheet must lepartment tun ve management of Owing to the of the bum 4 the ert » the mana entabliahme 4 to meet all frier tane his new t manager an man of the Ramaker © m the firm hm capacit A head ‘ompany. Bs e Cooper ith Oyster Cock-Tail Catsup at Spe per bot tte 21 Cents CORN SUGAR CREAM weet and tend $1.20. per can, PEAS Per dowen, $1.4 ASPARAGU ¥ Be a Per STRING DEAN Per can c LIMA 1 PEAS HA ANT COPFE! he beat that m an pur hase: per pound, 40 cents CHOICE LEMONS. ame ibe to where, ¢ e, 10e TAN rR in r MOK JAVA ® you pay BREAKPA A HA und. 4 chr rineD TIA EYLON TEA + 91.0 kind, per pound, COFFEE COFFEE MILLS MILLS SIDE Cooper & Levy, Wholesale ant Retail Grocer 104-106 FIRST AVENUR Bet. Vester and Washington Telephone Main 182 Leewnnneerd OSLYN COAL QUEEN COAL Once tried maxim, “Suc merit Business Aug. 1599, ery month Telephone coal and do delivered Telephone delivery ways us the ¢ started and ha@ imc in cased 4 for steam rders to be ders for uth of Pike #treet | Pacific Coast Steamship vo or San Franei South-Eastern A Washington & Alaska STEAMSHIP COMPANY Double F and Pam ce Southeastern | “Alaska na Ju for Pass kagway for all Yukor ri yugh bills of ad The « inwue $.5.' Victorian” Whart . ml ne fant ted Batis from Ye Wednesday, June 12, 8 The 8 ctorian Ie t legantly f Pacif and 20 minut S.S. “City of Seattle” fails from Yesler Whart Whesday, June 18, 8 p. m, The #t mer City of Beattie in favorite, and b Chas. Nelson For Skagway and inter mediate points, sailing On or ABOUT DOOWELL & CO, Lta General Ae 1B Jaman etree Telephone, Ma Va NOME, Telier and Topkuk §. §. Nome City REDUCED RATES Sailing About June {5th Pacific Clipper Line First Avenue ARLINGTON DOCK SPCC OOSOOO® e) e o HUMBOLDT 5.5. CO S. §. HUMBOLDT For Skagway, Juneau and Ketchikan July = 1901 +| CHINA iru | STEAM NAVIGATION CO, LIMITED, Regular line direct from P Japan, China, Philippines, Straits Settler ments, Cevlo Mediterranean Parts and United Kingdom Next Sailings From Seattle Ping Suey June 10 Ching Wo June 20 Frank Waterhouse & Company General Western Ag HOLMES’ GOOD FURNITURE TIE POPULAR BUFFET iffets are mu the greates ed toxethe boards from from $16.00 to ning Chat GOODS SOLD ON PAYMENTS G. L. HOLMES FURNITURE C8. 1101 to 1105 Second Ave Go on the “CITY OF EVERETT SEATTLE, EVERETT, AND FE DMONDS Route’ Beatt m., 12 a, aad . 2:30 and ‘Three round tr daily ay in dock, Seattle. Tel round trip $1.00, im nerved at 60 cents. The White Pass and Yukon Route. Through Line. SKAGWAY TO DAWs N. 559 Ml Dally winter ervice Skagway 1 Whi except Red 331, Wirat- ah BROWN, general Co HAWKINS General Manager, Skagway, Alaska NCIS LED, rate Manager skugway, Alaska nd express ser agent Wa FOROS III TIO IOI ok For Honolulu Direct The Glohe Navigation Co, Will dispatch one of wing steamships r, Tampi "Sailing About July 15 And every 0 days For information fol Kureka thereafter apply to the of the company, base ment Mutual Life Huttding R, Chilcott, generat pyeewewerrrrcct ste tse ta AREER UR ap ee eeeeoeeoeooose DENTISTS. CLASSIFIED ADS. EDUCATIONAL SHINERY v ELECTRICAL MA ATTOKNEVEAT LAW arge front r people wiern. The Haselt ELY farnishe airy, beautif > LAMBUTH, 204-6, s FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS NALD, 409 1 r with © FOR RENT—HOUSES Modern, new, ar lines elegant 7 FOR BALE i GALE —Beattie table, 1212 Western avenue Buff 1681, Auction every Tues4 and Friday at 1 p. m.; horse wagons, harnens, ete. Ali kinds of goods sold on comminsion. M. J. Walker auctioneer S| FUNERAL DIRECTORS. BUTTERWORTH as ors 1426-1488 Third. Tel FURNACE! arpets Jent ‘embaim Pike 49. “BANK | MeSORLEY & HENDERSON, fiz St. Capital | Occidemtal_avgnue Neuteide a. HELP WANTED. commercial | Wo iN % ant business. PUGET BOUND NATIONAL BANE | | OF SEATTLE. | Capttal etock paid in, $628,000; sur- plus, $36,600. 5 J. Furth, p J. 8. Goldemith, vice p RV. ‘Aakeny. cashier. | Corrresp princtpal cities im the United States and Europe. National Bank of Commerce $100,000 al banking busin R.. KR. Spencer, | PROPLY ond avenu up, $100 c. RK. Hayden, } Largest of San k, offices 5-6 it Office north men to oleae brush in city, $2 steady work. 6 men for railroad # can make $2.50 to $3.00 day & coal miners at once, today, $3; § hours; best mine tn rtate. Man and wife in city hotel, once; must begin today 2 men walters at one Ney waltresees in city must go today women cooks on work at 1 for Sedro- 1 for Bremer- |THE FIKST ONAL BANK OF SEATTLE. Paid up Capital....$150,000 General banking business transacted J. D. Hoge, jr, pres; M. MeMick- en, vice pres; L. Turner, cash; R| F. Parkhurst, Asst. cash.’ Exchan) on principal cities of U. 8. Bure Scandinavian-American Bank work for everybody. ttle A genera! banking bust Tel. White 751. tranmacted. Deposits $1,500,000. BN CT Employment office bers, pres, BE. L. pndabl, will furnieh you help free of prea. A. H re. cash; | oha Wié Bird avenue. Phone, adian Bank ef Commerce $5,000,000 Million Dollars.) $2. 000,0800 m time depc pking Business Tra: acted. BRANCH—Corner ot | and Second Avenue. DA CAMERON Mar BICTOLE CUMBIA, Har use, $20 clear. Girl to raphy; while learning, too; steady Sob. in city; very light work all | ang mam for real estate HELP WANTED—FEMALE. EXPERIENCED miflinery saleswo- man. Apply manager Bon Marche Profitable werk 519s F Douglas, _ HOTELS, FURNISHED ROOMS. GRAND PACIFIC Hiotei— ave.; house newly furnished. All modern: prices moderate. | Hotei 2 ‘oy —Rooms Vc up. a5 int i N HOTEL. 906 First 7 SFOUSE. ley ard a INSURANCE. BURNS & APKINSON, general in- surance, 13-14 tap Block. | W_V Rinehart & Go Wis N CR _SUNK. | JUNK FUNK.” WANFED— If 9 want correct weights and prompt returns deal with the Chicago Junk Co., backed by large capital f. Puget Sound Nat. Bank. Car- loads a specialty, 1309 Western avenue. ‘Phone, Mat 647. | ALASKA Junk Co. pays | SEATTLE (ws Bt ReEPAIMs BUSINESS CHANCES. EL LENT OPPORTONT? n want two thor xperienced prospectors to arty of four bound f tin Alaska. Must each t tne We highest vices; prompt Pigs 319 a ers. , Acme | - _'.OANS AND INSURANCE. «e, Second and PI ep ceebr nantes mane hy. Pioneer | YAMES BOTHWELL—Leana, fire erephy: “| _ing. surety bonds. 2% Boston bik. or : an ie |= — — = = CON’ RACTOR and BUILDERS, PAFF & 7 ERQU 28 whit answers name of Dewey 400 Main street tied as pet. Return to Mrs & ROSELEAF, shops well, 15 West Mercer street % Spring atreat. | reward; or telephone Jar 1 "|__ MECHANICAL ENG RS. ~L. McALCASTER, 603-4 : aye- ee eke 4, = Rott 16 MUSICAL. | WF MURDOCH, insiructor guitar and mandolin. 19-20 He ay oke block: OPTICIANS. Lindauer UL, “wtore fixtures, CLOTHES CLEANING. SEATTLE Cloth hes in shape repairing. HIGHEST prices fe Pressing 8% month ard. COLLECTION AGENCIES. 323 Pike. 1F¥ LECTION AGENCY eyes ox. free OSTEOPATHY, SIX Years experience chronic kart & Howell, osteopaths. Yollins block. "Phone, Main WASHINGTON Institute of « opathy Safe Depostt Building ety t Pstablished in Seattle three MR. and Mra, Litu F Phone, Main 6 Mon 408 ia ‘8 Dan- | OCULISTS AND AURISTS. | DRO KIBGE, Bailey Dullding Dr. J Mackinnon, 4 Chapin bldg DR SHELLASARGER © H DR. FONDA NADEAU, eye, ear |__nose and throat, 831 Burke Bide ORAMATIC-OPEKATIO SCHUOLS AN amat PATENT ATTORNEY. | Barnes & Co. F_B_ADAMS DYEING AND CLEANING Wo We cal clean, pi deliver. your OMoe Tel. Main 1014 AMERIC Dye Works. is Starr-Hoyd t drafting « Parisian Dye rks for li thes. ra PALMISTRY MIST RY Mrs alm’ Third ave r. of § PPPOOOCODOS—OOSOOO>OOCCS 2 A, - SS. CENTENNIAL § 2d Sailing to Nome and bilo onor About July 5 Ww. A ary i hou witht PERSONAL NATURES HERD REMEDY No thst Commercial Co, $} _Secoma a mE ation. ure @ m impure blood funded. Send for ix to H. C, Baker, 1506 avenue, Seattle, Wash theapest place to got gasoline oll Moves, gasoline and coal 1, fs at Olympte ON Co, 91 ird nue, Tel. Main, 991 rn Gavoline stoves, $4.00; ga $1.10 for 6 gallons, 01-2 Pioneer Union ty and ticket ¢ | Seveeccoocesoosooooose: J =| THEO. pay | 1its Wiret | urng. No, 111i | hi FH | for a7 baper Th “th urean, second hang tore, care FRiture Cy Toi. hed Sgt PIE," reguiag Restaurant ae * an tra ry.” the eenulag Avoid ti a block. bse 1: tore, 1aid mia of the eae a bath, ai Rae U1 Third avense WANTED—Old 0 Henve Mra Haller MRS, HAN Printing & Bink. er. ‘Tei. Bee eat tal print 208 Washington Bla aes n's shoe store. Tel. While oe eLUMBING. 11 year. Tel, ine Co. Tal wad umbing Co. Bul GL Phone Black TE Tei. G | RAUTMAN F | BAKER & 80 TURNER. | DR. J STEWART, specialist a diseases of women. Medica) Institute, Boston | DR. FLEISCHER, Tistance of men and ; wpecialt oa, "16, 18 Washi wd on | Dr. a. Bi KIDD, Woollawa, | Di. MILES. removed te TEE | ny Bidg., 8rd & Pike. Tel DR. VAN DYKE, diseases men, chronic digeases, Wash. DR. HINKLE, t1-212 sat |_bidg. Tel White £99; res But sa. DR. VALK—7-79 Btare-: st Biack 886: Green ree 1661. ~E. L BICKFORD, Giscsses ef women;" Mi ’ DR. ANNIE RU aes EE EES PHOTOGRAPHERS. STAMP P ae; butt ls i. | Amateur Aniahing. 5 peitreaat FP NOGLEBERG — hanging, valonsiiaag 102 Pine ne A BAR | | | 8 acres on 8S. & L, 1 Hartford. 65 acres Al acres cleared: shingle bolts in th AT ON acre tracts, good unim nd. & mile from Lake Retmoad; 2 acres cleared and 10 slashed. Bal- ance timbered, House and emall orchard. COLLINS & WILLIAMS, 5 Sullivan building. 20 acres waterfront, and outbuildings; 250 trees; all kinds of between 400 and 500 ehi & Belgian hares, 2 good mich cows, some bloc ducks and oth- $1000. Terms RJ S08 Bailey building. | GOOD large lots with fine view | West Seattle, at fom $7 to a) | each, on easy monthly payments; | free transportation, Sturtevaat & | Co general agents, 112 Columble | _street | FOR RENT—S-room modern bows, $20: fine residence property; house, fruit and garden. $700. Lote $8 down, $5 jonth. W .H. Peters | _& Co Yom. | WE have a che tat of waeemnae cottages, modern dwellings and stores in all parte of the oy. ogs man-American Investment Third avenue. DON'T BUY unill_you see our ist Renick & Co.. 211-213 Bailey. RUBBER STAMPS, wheter) OMMERCIAL STAMP WORKS Scheuerman 110_ Cherry. SPECIAL NOTICES. FARRELL & Cow Real Estate, Collections. NOTARY BLIC, 1331% 2d ave. cor Unloa | STORAGE AND | WAREHOUSE. _ av. pousebold bs, Trenholme & Co “Awhings—Mosquite ‘g hose and Can- Guck tents, s, the id Med TLE TENT 8 sale manu- 3 Western. _ gs, tarpaulin, thet, al Goods made te ord 3 at a moment's & Erla and TAXIDERMISTS. >. C. BERG, 1318 Third Avenue TRAINED NURSES. N ‘POLLSTER, tal, Galvest on. pot < Employment Offiee GLATDIN TINNERS. FINIAY 2 ROGR, Bult Ee TRANSFER COMPANIES, cnater Co., Main UMBRELLA REPAIRING UNPRELLAS manufactured. covering ont Gee are Columbia _atreet, Robeson Brg. | VOICE CULTURE. | GOMAENTS SOOT Hoivoke bm WIRE, IRON AND PLATING | Paha S Pinte works—t Be EYRES FT MWeetew wewtea va =e | Peer oe REZESESTISIFs. SEZz3gsSeee89_— WEEISZISEES.. ZF SRESES I,

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