The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 19, 1901, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR. % LABOR ITEMS IN BRIEF COSTLY FIRE (-——— Y, DEC FMBER 19, 1007, | dae Ws BALTIMORE, M4, Dee, 18—Fire | his column, appearing weekly tm) banded together in unions for their | - the: Middlomover Wullding, which { the ¢ Way Pro- Boer! : he Star, is conducted by a special Joint protection and advancement," | /# One of the finest In thie city, oaus | commmittes, appointed for the purpose fe ed & damage of $100,000 Inst night ker Esca ed | SY Typographical Union No, 8, to] What Prosent Would You Like? | St broke are toate often hoe | subdued after hours of effort p | present accurate information of Nap | Mr. Bain, machinist—Surrender of pote fully cove re ad by insurance. r penings In the world of industry.) j the Metal Trades’ shopa, A on deus | * ; Mr Pike, bricklayers—More money} Get WATCHES at Moore's, 705 Stas j dwinkt or the labor temple, \8 cond avenue 3 OATS ioe, WesRicting un-] Reedwinhing the People Mr. Middleton, sec. W, ©, I, U.—| Scone Ave @nce Ashton Park, in 1ss4 bere last night through of Lioyd George, M, P., Mine employes (the city occupying & pro-Boer speech. When the site of the first gold discovery wet | Sliver, knives, forks and spoons at Ballarat, Australia, @ elty of gold A roof on our temple bef weather runs the foundatt« Gorden Rice, editor Unt nh Record Every working man in the state to | 1 Seal and Hornback Alligator for the opening of ate on the big isiand-continent) has *a subscribe for the Record, to be sure OOK ® at nek's Jewelry Same the hall was filed (¢ prontbitionist mayor, The tion ©. A, Derry, Typographioal union 86 Becond avenue e SS ee oredr ay 1207 SECOND AVENUE ona Neve 4 plish something ores Maves,” completely drown- lean mining town would be very "Mr. “Quinn, tallor—Knough deter-| f ) ( Next ta Stone, Fishor & Lane weice of the speaker, and he likely to result in a change of a con- mined union men in every precinct i & rear room : siderable portion of the voting in the city to place a majority of our t id 1% population of the place before an- friends in the chy offices at next | ¢ Salk Sale and UW . Kio . other election Mine owners could ™ Geo a election. “a8 not afford to allow the successful Geo. x, printer—Every unionist | we vy charges of » operation of either company board- by a & Soctaliat BF ooodlhg- Be, var ~ a constables. Several per- ing howses, company stores or com Riain, secretary Typograph 220-1222 Secon a Rereesly handled and it 18 peny galcces to be thus socahoets Weal union met te the Single Tax | Avente * THE FAMOUS BOLIVIA DIAMONDS Wat one man died of his od. They are too convenient for get- Wagon. i ’ ry s ‘The speaker of the evening ting back the dollars paid out one ‘ iw eleghane Main 1054 a BOLIVIA DIAMONDS have amazed and startied the entire 1, In fact, the I a Nerulecd na a constable, | it pay day for uae again the next—an Notes ig — ~nannmn~ article that jowelers a fused and money lenders puss The diamond mark et ‘ag ; that 20,000 men particl-| effective and profitable method of» " spi » Many dimond merchants do not know whet ure getting the real or Boltvi ta ais ra the riot. cutting wages and hood-winking the ary moving tor alice) eee On |g Mixed Nute, fresh, por ib... g Diamonds have all the LUSTER, FIRE, COLOR ond BRILLAANCY. of old mine ger Feeult of the riot 11 persona public at the same time Hence Ab ‘ 44 » g . ; READ OUR GUARANTEE. - wach and every ston guaranteed to retain its brilliar r, and ‘ ed this morning. David those employes of large corporations | About 400,000 paire of shoes are Towa Creamery Hutter, M1 the mountings to gIVe perfect ne tinfact x 000 ny ' mt p if an who was not permit- whose politics threaten to interfere [" Bh oe in the prisons of the # per Ib 250 % be shown. th ver refuse to replace @ stone that does hot give wativfaction, Be Diamonds can- address in which he with “business policy,” frequently ‘ted States. Thi is what the Towa Sugar Corn ¥ be washed a ADed like ordinary diamonds, ahd so near do they resemble them that government the Root and Shoes Workers’ pms to attack Chamberlain, find their situations wasted for oth. [ot And, Shose Workers’ union has | § We YB experts} tecelved. Why people will now pay extravagant prices for diamonds ie beyond this morning on the er men who are “more competent,” “ npete with, a Ne y kood, common sense ‘with the Premier, or for the “maintainance of discip te Pee a new te of Lit- T ‘orn 8 pa OUR 8TUPENDOUS HOL IDAY BALE 18 NOW GOING OD { line,” e ‘%. . are union men P ihe everal thousand aritelos of jowelr be ' ‘ y for the gold ue NG BAGK Ry the pans of the industrial Per dosen 81.05 4 the mounting et of eutt tor RINGS, BROOCHES, @TUDS, BCARP PINS, EATURIN . % arbitration bill through ite final 16-1 bows dpe ete,, that seem to be worth from #50 to & ty f h a Should Be Only ‘vitae Labor atagea the government has placed o piss Reg Me on Me .- M4 ine saat Gane rom pte Si Momany fro Sa ee . { At the building trades Labor day | law ptibon , the statute books, the ;, Ghe chance to be on har fir celebration in Chicago, Judge Han. Working of which will excite inter we AT THE OF NI T RECEPTIO E Mt PRANCIECO, Dec. 19—-The ocy made an address in which he st throughout the world, This bill Jugs Beat Cateup, v Adorning the | danistys @ the plain, the Bolivia Diamonds have found their w We who Were on board the said m not only Compela reference of all dis 7 | ' weiry short as th et from Sag Bins, together with the AN labor putes between employers and em a te not ta car ‘ re th t ed agent r “ hor e«houl?d be union labdr. ¥ ” \ lle talk, We m it and « pro Wea only i ag at ot ageaglO gaend = = Every man, woman and child who P'OYF* to a competent urt, with 8 SHANN! N’S % Bolivia Diam DP Amertea Dac! A, at 4 on tn has to Work for a living ought to be ho to enforce tte orders and 1220-1322 Second avenue. va NOusands UPON thousands of destans in BROOCH RINGS. PINS, CUFF BUTTONS CARE Newport, whic long to & union with others who tou ““ 8rd, Ut makes @ atrike or a look 3 PINS, EARRINGS, HAIR ORNAMENTS, ot nly permits of ' f Come to from Panama. Reposts are inthe same way. So strongly do ft Out before or pending wuch reference | OVMBIPRPRPRIRIIDID > D> HD the store tomorrow and see the complete assortment, ( BAND SE HOW THEY SPARK It 4 ot agreeene glaete BI8S/ believe in the union of labor that I & misdemeanor. punishable by « fine CHOICE GIFTS the greatest, grandest and most gorge eplay of semiprectous gems ever made. Come and see the ee © Sota) been think everbody who works should o¢ °° '™Prisonment yey Both uretul and nearest approach to @ genuine dinmond ever discovered. You must come and see the gems too | necessity belong to a labor union, Si prasaienianets * Newport at pleasing will be experta, i | Just as everybody in this country je & rule that all po- found in our FILL ¢ IALISTS | now, whether he works or does not, lic? offteers of that city must wear handsome stock whe MAIL eer ED asticeliiibiaabiiaiignl crittacsittatahapasn : j is obliged to belong to civiliaed so- pe eA gn made uniforms. 4- of Gold Rimmed ee ae ete TAY 4 4 elety and obey ite dictates, customs e dally papera of the large cities Spectacies and Eyeglasses, Pearl, ELECTED |=: laws. I believe the time is fe making editorial confession that | Opera Giaanes, etc. Greatest vari- \\i Two-Karat Stud Screw Ear Ring |rapidly approaching when there the labor unions are bound to stop ety tn ylew and prices ilies . 7 ‘ 5 | won't be any such thing as non-| the commercial industries now con-|THE EVERSOLE OPTICAL CO, ory brilliant stone and a very r popular «ts Remember the prir § cipal difference between Holivia Dia- } monda and the genuine ts the price Solid gold and gold filled mountings |union labor, but all workers will be geome inside the state penttentiar- | 708 Becond avenue, Beattie. on week, Dee. 200) ee ee ee | Phone, James 1301 council met last night and cece | SAMPSON ILL reourt by canvassing the re- jpal election returns. action the Socialists are of the city executive e coming year, but the Cit- ty, which is opposed to the bas a majority vote In the Het with 1, 2 and 3 karat Bolivia iffany mountings. ‘The to tect them from stones costing $400, WASHINGTON, D. C, Dec. 19.—) | Dr. Rixey sald this morning that the condition of Admiral Sampson was very alarming and had been so for the past wepk. It is feared that his finess will have a serious tef-_ mination. ? | Canes and | pipes for presentations COMPROMISED at Moore's, 70 Second avenue. .. paar tate Marquise Ring Beautiful Lad! Marquise Ring, assorted center stones, elther ruby, emerald, tur- quolee, sapphire or opal; mounting guaranteed; a pres ent that “will be appreciated and a ring that can be worn by any lady in the land with- out fear of detection. PPP tn an Beicher Ring WZ Very heavy Belcher mountings made the sam ea watch car and set with extra fine Te livia Diamor exact reprodu tion of @ ring costing $200. ‘The beat tailor and his best cloth, you'd better buy re- able ready-tatlored clothes from some reliable he We're reliable, and so our clothes. Then, again, we'll sell you first-class 9 clothes--well made and trimmed ones—for aa litte chants ask you for an tn- fertor article Spare 8 wemtme tf Your By Cm | GAicago Jewelry Wear Out One of our 14.00 to'85.00 eutts in & year he must be mighty har@ on his clothes. We see Company 1207 Second Ave. — "°*{ {2 Stone, Fisher ytmeg aed iotained in a ° has been ‘compromised. The S was for £18,000, a Sar ne comaemny ill S tied for $2,500 iL. Grant has been awarded the fer building the annex to on school. His bid call and | SISTED ARREST 6] - Overcoats c Lane and Acting Ser- Btewart had a lively time ar- Are metetly portercete, gad | Chartes Kent in the Totem | TE backed By ouFf own personal } last evening. The prisoner 3-Ib. ea a a 4 arrest and it was necessary / 5 jar . ; 8 guarantee as to price and ¢ power him and place him in|@ yyportTED STOCK FIsH— before he would be taken to/| Per pound... ihe ere. | IRISH MACKEREL — Usual Was wanted on suspicion by W-cent quallty—4 for...25e and when informed of the FANCY FIGS IN TIN BOXES by the detective, he made a Mlb. 106 it. In the scrimmage he 1-Ib. Me me's blackjack. Sergeant sorT SHELL WALNUTS— was attacked by the crowd, Per pound . ne sae SUITS by hard fighting the officers ly managed to march their pris- | “yh gakrer res c ——— ie ‘oo 1%] THIS HOLIDAY GIFT STORE Offers a display of gift things that will help you to think of something for everyone. Foremost among OVERCOATS % the many offerings that are sultable for Christmas, and that will oes make your spending money go $4.50 $5.00 0 to $40's0.00 to $7.50 q to it that all vulnerable parts are strengthened double seats, knees and elbows, and every scam stayed. The trousers ought to be proof against everything that has a tendency to wear them out— the paternal slipper not ex- cepted. A eplendid tine of quality, Broken Mixed Candy 10¢ Fe .4 NEW DATES—Per pound further is the Reduction of One-Third on All Our Women’s Capes, Jackets and Long Coats Many buyers are tobias advan: t t unusual inducement, Se we dead Wonder {t should ts ¢ Burnt Wood Novelties Pretty Things in #0. The discount—reduction, or ‘These ate something out of the Fancy Goods BRANDY MEAT—Per bottle ...81.00 CHERRIES IN MARAS- CHINO--Per bot 7 ‘Do Not Fail to Read ‘The it may be ecalled—ja real, ¢ usual, and at very low prices— . price reductions at MAPLE SUGAR—1- Redelsheimer & Co ery garment in new and § There are Match Safes, Pipe Racks, } Slik and Satin Hand-painted Abe Bartell Drug Co. You BL’ POINT’ OreTERE. . * 5 eee, ee eames any: ¢ we peter aia ad ee tee cack OE A Peis west © Strongest Overcoat House State re told many times a riting Sets, Glove and Hand- § &t, each, ; ‘hr eee une pn my ya open Fe nore in the 5 tee tly thelr full prices. A here a Boxes, — seisere —. seiihial ‘inked ‘ie : wy? 7 ot ible and Gainsboro Placques. rom CC x " Died Wy ike ‘Tran. . B0¢, Boe and Te 9 we 800-802 First Ave. Cor. Columbia Street Ce ili sagen etn CCR sens sere es. TOO to BETH § Euttlen, all colors, each BBey BOcs Castoria, %e kind ....20e CEYLON KING peer’: 2 Baal mene 2 wl a “The, #1 and 8180, gave 2 In box . ee aag! > adaiog Pierce's Tasteiess Emuision § in box .. 2.00 A New Black Dress Is ; Scars and Pillow Shams pair. yigt C4 Ler oni, 51.35 voNe aPrts ii | $ "Fabric Gloves and Mittens -. Se 3 - ce vee } Always Welcome § Renaissance and Spatchel tase § , Ladies’ Wool and mere Mit- Peet's Emulsion, $1.06 size | AT Te A YARD—You can take } Scarfs at, cach, BPC, The, CE hr at Ie, Zhe, B5e, 50c a 5 il Nene wine 81.75 Sowes ‘ pur chole oup of F a Chitiaiman “Pecturoes also wan : a Cy ack Brae Goods, usually v4 |" Yiematetanee:"af Feccntet tase $ alles Silk Mittonn, both singe hriet mas ne pe + kT iesan’ d Spachtel La and double, at 50, 75c, 9S: Hite botien pear LONDON LAYER R at $1, $1.25 and $1.29 Billow Shams, at. a pair, $1.25, } 91.96, 61.50 0 pair. fie ones... ........ 00 pian dithen DE var ‘S60 x chy ad Bane ge ofp 4 91.75, ts and #2.50, 2 Children’s Black Wool Mittens, Sherine.” silver Sdasenes SE ose See bound and” Cantvan Clothe, Forint B3s, ~~ mann at 100, 15e, 25e ©, 500 a 1. --G1.00 and Fos pin MOCHA @IAVA COF- Of the bi + publi h ee RL ES A TARD—Any one) Spectal Xmas Reduction on Children’s Cashmere Gloves, at Merling. Sliver Mounted FEE—Nothing finer obtain- the buying public is that it pays to read busi- of a collections of fine Imported ; Stamped Linen Goods 25e ¢, BO a pair. comand Bosman _ 3 able, no matter how much ness news as given in advertisements. Fresh news Black Fabrice, worth $1.50, $1.75 ° my a aaa wre ost oe daily in this t t and $1.90 « yard. Bureau Scarfs worth 2c, for, each pound . pduweee -. 400 ay department. eee lhe A very choice selection, all new Miter Brushes, per set een Just Opened 1000 New Tray Scarfs and Splashers, worth ¢ Weaves and designs, rich colorings, 4 Every Ad. New Every Day and. 2c, for, each «..19e $#0me mercerized that lookiike silk Cooper @ Levy Holiday Umbrellas hoon, 42-2 #3.50, 84.7 - caaftteal neeaeeed tn -5U and 810 a pair and Rete! Grocers New Holiday Umbretias, made to " . t 4 special order by the um- ¢ 5 ; ‘04-1 FIRST AVENUE 35 Conte - $16 site builders in America, Among White Aprons $ Lace Curtains Buys an umbrella for a Christ. las for ever bods. . 5 " bos D AVENUE fot Yesier and Washington =f Huys an umbrella for a Christ-| Christmas o......000. ccccccccccs ¥ Full length with ample strings, These are always welcome to a SECOND A Talepbene Main 182 A mas gift. Men, Women one Seliaren tucks, laces and embroidery ir i, usekeeper—help to brighten the 1. meneame aed omen ses etetenee oe eneeees Children’s, from, each . sertion_and edging, at » § home Of course we have them EW YORK DENTAL E. H. SHAMEK we eeeeeeBO0 tof 2.60 480 San low as Ge a pair, but for a P # senneser cenreeee Women's, from, each prons, with ruf- ) dollar you buy a good cur ARLOR ‘ {225 First Ave. P f vee Oe to 810.00 ngs and ribbon, } tain, 81.50, #2 and up to G4 First keane ESOS oo. oeveveveveny es sesrererens Men's, fre ud lavender, { the Brussels lace, at $7, #8 and b 506 to 815.00 and OSe. | $810 a pair. i CHRISTMAS Confectionery ‘eeth extracted AMA filled abaotute withen tain by our late scientifi- + etbod. “Ke sleep-producing Scsine, “Thess At the only” dental eppliances and Sunatgnere 2 ratent - Cigars Harvard Dental Parlors |1\./2,SUPP™OR CouRT or Bi and eoviy wad srowns tnt’ poset Washington Dental and shades ” wate OF Washing. Photographic Supply Co, 215 Columbia Street manaky, plaintiff, mansky, defendant Summons for service by FLICKINGER’S | 512 Second Ave., Over German Bakery CANNED FRUITS Do you want the best fruits S hited oe en as HIRSCH PHARMACY CO. First and Pike Tel, Main 916 publication The state of Washington to the Be Careful of your eyes. If e A : = they paln you oF it’s difficult R-E-M-I-N-G-T-02N pat ws ETE re a Py enaer's ertnelt hetae said Isaac A. Zemansky, defendant: for you to Mo close work, Hioen Geawiord "Paeches You are hereby . smmoned to ap . lassen. . pear within sixty (60) days after the them examined (free) for glasses. Typewriters are the standard of the goods. date of the first publication of this A Linda Perfection, Soid by Put up Ms gad Em from the summons, to wit: Within sixty (60) er ute orchard the day they are days after the ist day of Novem- Selentifie Optician kather ‘ \ i | ber, 1901, and defend the above 322 Pike Street} E, C, NILES, 109 Cherry St. The flavor is all retained, Full Set Teeth. delicious to serve with cream, Gold Crowns . 85e per can; 3 cans for #4 Bridge Work *e 50 titled action in the above ‘entitled . be court and answer the complaint of 3-lb, cans, Gold fillings, up from {the plaintiff, and serve @ copy of | Your answer upon the undersigned —— pyebed grein oes oa ore attorney for plaintiff at his (their) ; 70 ‘ave your teeth out in the morn-| office below stated; and in case of Wm.s. MAYFIELD ing and go home with new ones the} your failure so to do, judgment will A “Quick Meal’’ Steel range would make a good present for the wife. You can Perry Pictures New ones. Cont little and make Toads is pan as oe iheai ¢ f FAMILY GROCER sume day. be rene ‘Against’ you according your old stove. eal Christmas gifts 603 Pike. Tel. Main 998 and 27 ‘Teeth extracted without pain ana| to {he demand of the complaint, no charge When plates are ordered, which has been filed with the clerk ERNST E BROS. ALFRED S. WITTER & CO. e are not competing with cheap| of said court. The object of the 506 Pike Street Tel. Green 72 5134 Second Ave, SOG | dental ablishments. All work| above entitled action ts to obtain a | guaranteed for ft n years divoree from the defendant on the | WATCHES, DIAMONDS, FINE HARVARD I Sickness {8 an unnatural condition. AL PARLORS, | sround of non-support and desertion, Let me help you to attain the normal condition of good health. Alb t AND the phe | Hours £:30 a, m. to 8 p.m; Sundays, ALBI men D MARI IN, Sanitarium, Hinckley block, 4th | Han nm }9 a, m, to 2 p. m ainti Atte y Sant nekley blo DR. H. T. TURNER, er sei Avenue | ——— | P. O. address» Rooms 205-207 Col- When buying articles advertised tn |lins building, Seattle, King County, Yhe largest jawelry house in the Northwest, | ib. 26 Contes this paper, speak of the Star. Washington, ’ co, JoU War Ji is a rn