The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 15, 1902, Page 2

i ing to tnke the combined action of strong opposing forces to rout him Peed 8 oe clasned with fm the end. That he will be routed, however. ts a certainty, unless the | hOOgt stack was leas ot 6h cinee a People of the Northwest are willing to abandon the right of self rule | unions, and with the knowledge that | a and abjectly turn things over into the handa of a self-constituted ruler. | the carpenters had a alened recetpt They will probably settle in the end with Mr. Hill by putting the | *¢tting forth the intention of issu _ Tel, Main 36. nents ever seen, cut glass, EVKER Transte ‘ ©, dishes, graniteware BRELLA KEPAIR, ®, pictures, fancy rockers,| { : ~ f manabackured; fancy chairs, fine pillows, sheets, | a purine, 60) Becomhy ™ om 4 2 THE SEATTLE STAR. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY fp 44 a | DANE HOTOOMAPH ERE W THE SEATTLE STAR. Sram it wen on | Pacific Coast Steamship Co. (LA IFIED ADS | f OS ee | 7 he ac ol a | g For San Francisco} *| «8 PLUMUING | ee - the assootation, Leave Heattio tam | very tne i Every afternoon except Sunday, uly incorporated | nance Ti AMSTRACT OF TITLE ’ gi ‘ ; j TELEPHONES : . ! of Puebla Walia | ‘ ; mee é E Rusiness Dept. Main 1060. Editorial Dept. Matn 1188. | Placed i Walla or Umatilla : : jp fneie "9 3 e |_ When the cash collected had react Deo, 20, Jan. 4 thant” 0 sia , & MAZARD WELLS, Eaitor x: BF. CHASE, Business Ma #4 an amount in the neighborhood | FOR SOUTH-EASTERN ALASKA =| DHAMATIC-OFRMATIO. SCHOOLS T,: P OFFICES: slowly, and @ mortgage waa pla * 91-9 ir / Bteamuhips y aitle, Cot ef " E NTING AND — 5 Beattle—1107 Third avenue. | upon the property for the remainder | 717 19° 21°25 First Avenue “sy | tage City or city of Toy a Povlie Hniabed winner PHINTIN » BINDING ‘ New York-200 Temple Court Buttding purchase price, mome § | }for Alaska I ‘ ~ « ee Chieago—317-318 U, 8, Express Building. | Among th eanleations plede- | a ie }1 , ¥ fe One cent per copy) six cents per Week or twenty-five cents per month, delivered | Carpenters’ and Joiners’ union, $600 | om h ‘ er uw 4 i er carriers, No free coplea ash and labor suffict t | Per oe r oe " | Se ee tea i asemen — 2 Big Vat ———— t ‘ | Il pacie FOR ta oa : oe... | | B Was Give . iC CLIPPER LINE at La tore 8 f q ” i had} i} ¥ LATEST MOVE IN THE GAME the’ con who had & B CAINS, Preaideet wii 1 oe am —--— ument was predestined te i + = hive Cs singin oe etait St. Paul 1 mit de ol ches Gdedte wainetetichs Sarthne tei th ean ces ’ : z . eres “ =f KUDBER STAMP ~§ 4 Telegrams from St. Paul reveal the progress of the adroit ble , , it wa NOME CITY per i i; is being played by the Hill-Morgan ratiroad combine tn attempting » ‘ . . “ HiICae a cw Ge folst a monopoly upon the Northwest, We are told that freight tariffs | Laber ma, 1908 : aie NOME AW PMILLATR, at Meee i Try and Northern Pacific railroads, beginning February 1 Jand contingent official program KITCHEN UTENSILS Mc and 2c China Cream ms aennTs | Prickdike ee Feiy ae Boe tice: — | . gi “The farmers are to be helped. | Trouble arose over the small amount inten Seana achat nae | Sos anal aan I ov mel ine | ee eigen, ae =| Lor to get the full value of its money out of the reduction advertisement, | hi cctive locale were anmemsed a por ry Boap, mimnall aixe ‘ “si peng oad ae Rape Me FOR #AN FRANCISCO, F SAD KEMP « So beaidiag | Cyt] ju 5 which will not necessarily cost a great sum. The people are to be told | ta to make good Labor day ex: | : arti °. ange vias ‘ iiss 8.8. Sonte Ane, Jonuary 18 ¥-<- RRLLOG, Soller Gaillding mr 4 © his early ¢ benefita of monopoly are to be conferred |penses. The carpenters, together carting, small ste © 2 Ginne Vanes, of all kinds, « Reduced T ih LANULAND, G6 N.Y. block “ it well moved Se a ae ee ne tern nets cnc tecsom In a thour [atte Ones, Ohareed fraud against Gold Dust Washing Compound 2. Wile om regular price Ticket and Frei ALCTION SALES | .* upon them in the shape of cheaper frelg No a ~ [those having the matter tn hand packs 18. First Ave EXTRAORDINARY auction Wie eand can estimate what the actual reductions amount to as they only | and demanded thalr tmpeachinent as Btove-iid Lifte h to } SUIT CASES AND TRUNK utegh tose Of the wet ea-| EDUCATIONAL Wows hs . a cover certain classes of goods, handled presumably, in small quantities, | officials of the W.C. TE. Us and with: | Cake Turners, 64 Bult Cases of heavy Leather pensive high-grade and finest tur-| “VIOLIN CL. Pischer, 716 Dears Your homes.” 36 sinchiey’» E Bhd do not cover the great staples of limber, coal, wheat, etc. The ide payee bon tenewiae aaa ithe Vie ¥ Ach frame, good brane lock THE GLOBE NAVIGATION CO. niture ever sold at publi tor BLEUE MATHINERY smOW GAsee ©f the combine, In announcing cut rates just now is to curry favor | | Ww ona, long ha fnmtenern, mt atrap FOR HON LU DIRECT in the ety ot Seattio wilh L | PRICKBON & WHMAN Oc one TLE Chow Cane Ca. : | The Witadreawteg Unions f heavy lea cor at public au “ Martin & iH 338 with a le public and to spend as little money tn doing so as may | ag 4 “a panesy spsszce : bn teamehip Bureka, 8,000 tone, | Sods actercome, ane wince a menos Moet eal he aod be STORAGE AND WaAReNoGE be practicable. nase. por ‘ a Lines, i feet, ) Car cred ‘Trunks, rein w aparched from Yenie enue, Friday, January 17, at 10-30 VIGANTLAL WENAG Ciccitontal ave Moscoheld ‘The reduction in rates need not continue after the Northe art 1 the a part " % _ f 1 with hardwood strit bas rt. Mer | « gr : hd 7 Ne &. m., conatating ot the fol ing UY loaned ca on en “ me me : accent erro oe emmepeeme repre end feele Renkin ® po. | nee in this corpora Chopping Knives, each. Strong lock and belts, threo 1 ee of this line on orf] ished room uf furniture and drap.| sivictes'ns mies 2 10 Down Vie oe tal sition to dictate. A hundred reasons can then be advanced why tartf® | 40) Jy, mich weeny | per About the 10th of each month | eries, com $3,000; 1,600 yards of i ~ Call ground 54 one an.” Fates should be restored, or, tt may not be necessary to give any reasons | than mer nigations CHINAWARE B-AMOM covcccessee os B4.00 Il Shipping Permite Required || vet. moquetie and body. brusscis 1DAN—Diitaa mony ae IO STDEREON Sate at all, With the people well under his thumb Mr. Hil will not need | represented n Central Decorated Bowls, each be d-inch 258.00 | ag, Wt Sanaa ae ed care handeliers, with fancy| rates of interest, Damus & Osne Tis peop | Labor union, a representative of la lie Giana Dishes, eact * ; “ T° ¥ info tion, apply | globes; leather furniture, the fin 107 Marton street | longer to explain his actions. bor organisation with headquarters 3 be se neaioart — office the company in thel) ost quartersawed oak bedroom | Wakhanta & wie Martino a ‘The revival of union depot talk in Seattle at thie particular time; |in the city of Seattle aunty of lees a Globe block, First avenue ar ® heavy brass bedstead, enam-|_ & Bshelman. Mutual Late bid. | pce ee AED AWNINGS the heralded reduction in freight tariffs, is all part of the acheme to | King, state of Washington: nor shall | BOROSIB BHOKS—For women, are as good as the best $5.00 Meet ey THORNDYKE | led ‘bedatend, mahogany ” parlor | OLYMPIC OIL". 1 Maller bioak t series: Mesias oe a appease the public. [Say mods te hts eoebeoration be | Shoes, They are always one price.....se..s00s $3.0 |] | Manager Trame Department. 1} Curraine, Turkish damask certains, | FORWRRT Neen | tents ‘aed folding exmmp veda the! ’ There was a time when James J. Hill belleved th competition as a ber of @ labor organisation rep. | T. W, NOTTINGHAM genuine Persian curtains, Turkioh| roses. Aime 3 Hood thing. He admitted that when the Northern Pacific had « practical |rosented tn sald Western Contra) | © AAA SCRA neral Manager. J] rugs, one pair portieres, cost $000 | eens oak ha E 5 monopoly out on this coast, under the Villard regime and tried to bulld | Labor union. | Not more than 109 | 3 palre of the highest grade cur ae per | PET ATE, aes arpeal Ral % on shares of capital stock «hall be le. es “ tainw ever hung in a house: two! wo, i Soh is : Up Tacoma and to ruin Seattle, it was an enemy of the most malignant [thane of capital atock shall be te; The White Pass and ]} handsome mirrors, sik rep parlor | room 2. Smoment's motion,” “Bund A eae Aspect. He makes no observations now upon the un-American feature pbencendh ig land HOLMES GOOD ruRMITURE , R . furniture, finest stand ever First end. Jae d Of his own autocratic intentions in the Northwest, nor does he say any- | yup tt will be eeom that It Wan a = - Yukon Route | made, chiffonier,und ladiew’ dress : mo 4 thing about the possibilities of the succession to supreme power after | clear case of shut-out for the with Zo the Atiin, Big Salmon, Yu- 1) ers, fine folding) bed with mirror, | FIO SITE fe Obes his death, of some ratiroad king who will play fast and loose with the [drawing unions, The carpenters de —_ e.. — 2 n! ¢ A B; tatlee fen ret "| Interests of the people, as Villard did only a couple of decades ago. — bang ee ae ee er DINING THROUGH MAIL, EXPRESS, |] dining room net, one fine golden| ! + Any man who thinks that Mr. Hill ts gotng to be easily beaten in the | was refused. the trustees of the axes, | PABSRENGER A FRMRGS §) cok Kimball pia fine milk terior equipment for moving desis % 4 0 esourcefullness. - |ctation © donation, | CERVICE MAINTAINED DUR- down sofa pillows, genuine rice! cs ritur ond heaviest mach Present game of conquest knows Httle of his resourcefy It te tation claiming it as a donat! | ae See eaten ble tabi, golden “oak tabien| , eee of Marie! medion randest statuary, brie-a-br 8. P. BROWN, Gen’) Agt, 619 Piret Ave A. f, NEWELL, Vice Pr and General Manager, 3. FRANCIS LEK, Trae ROOM CHAIRS Henttle sident 4 Ing stock to o wips, blankets, quilts, table liner aR : Yallroads under government control. ae x to the amount of $609 to} Heattle, Wash, and Ska: | spreads, genuine white curled hair " ___WANTED-REAL ESTA’ B « slik flows mattresses, aprings, | — . Fring ee hegre ccenmamqenmeed The Document Found A more ‘ sen, apring YOR GALE-NEW HOUR ° plete collection of Din beautiful, rugs, gus e, Cook | 61.900 fora e HIS VIEWS ON WOMAK From the time of Issuing this re- ing Room Chaira than this store’ || pms gpa stove hundreds of other # ~ 4 > celpt untit recently the document | would be diMcult to And anywhere Port Orchard Route ticles too numerous to mention;| Sil matern com had been misplaced by the carpen Every grade is handled tn ail the || Daily service, effective Bept. 10,1901.) siro some beautiful palma, Don't | gy Agr te" tes Hon. John D. Long, Secretary of the Navy, is recognized as one of | ters: but upon its betee rewurre ted | diferent finishes, #0 thet you « lirecsartan (0, & Hoty Ward’ and| forget the post dnd date--ais | “seen tas i ” 3 4 [and the whole matter placed in the match the other pieces in the room Dry Dock), Charleston and Sidney, First avenue, Friday, Jan 1 ie Seremect champions of women. We believes im her thoroughly and [Dla A' te ats rneys, the full amount exactly | STEAMERS 10 m. Goods can be seen now | : conscientiously. He says she ts a big factor in the world’s progress and haa been retureed a ne iaiden Osk, Box Beat Dining Athion and Intand Flyer Soe Mostim, auetionesr, : —| Kegrne mone 4 development and should be credited with fully 50 per cent. of the tntellt- i, ave the facts bef i com Chair, made of selecte From Columbia Dock, foot ef Cole) EXTRAORDINARY AUCTION | CALL at : i which have tended to rend into op- | tersawed stock, hand polished. Has J] Prom Colum HALE-BIXTEEN ROOMS or| © find ther ernetmarephe : gent effort put forth to elevate the standard of civilization. potas ftectiene srganised lator In open-cane neat and French | Leave Seattle—¢:20 a. m. (except| THE MOST EXPENSIVE AND| Bitty alah wom pect Mee | | Listen, then, to these utterances of true wisdom, from his pen, which Sundays) and 10:00 a, m, 1:15 p.m.) KICHEST FURNITURE EVER|_ tho to a few weeks ago when the W. C Special Price This Week GEAMAN + AMERICAN INVEST ‘COMP. * (for Bremer yo and 430 p m SOLD AT PUBL AUCTION | HiGHiEET~ prises” paid” tor second hed A pear in Progress, the quarterly larued by the National Woman's |1- U. appointed @ committee to se- curday only, extra trip 11:30 p.m.)| WILL WE SOLD AT MARTIN @| household ‘toda, ‘sores. bedroa stm 218 Third Avenve, cure ‘eubis tattomsnt of tne wereee anny, Stes Sip Lt i ee 2D AT M ct) Sarpeta, ste ugd mecond:hand ofice Tur Gemregn Amociation: Gertieutty..” tue tegere of thie wom mms, 1.00 and Sib p.m. Leave Bidney| AVENUE PIO R ee ee | siteres Red Prone Turnteure Ge 10.13 |—wrc wrens 95 gre ‘You will fil in our towns many a street on which, of the adult mit ve and the subsequent action of | and 11:0 » 500 pm! 10:99 A.M. GOODS CAN BE|GRAY mare weight Ibe., T years | we WANTED 75” kant ; Fesidents @ majority are women owning property, on which they are |Wedaentay cil ahdentien kent | e HAE OE 0) GEN ROM LOOK FOR BIG)" a, 1 at public auction to | "cr Foums, it “desirable to ret _—- taxed for the municipal expenditures in which they have no voice, while |in a termination of hostility In the | Pleamint Beach and Bean) TIN. AUCTIONEER, — » MAN"| satisty board bill, Jan. 35. 206th} Sate, within sree die or pay peal ft the male miberity, not intrequentty more than half are persons hay. | fanks of organized labor in the city, n= |] Point taxe steamers leaving Beattie | Aicriant A CCHION! oe SCkERAL DINECTORS care and’ management of your Meo] ing no visible property. paying only a poll-tax, some of them the em- ‘A Bom Droperd —- | Sregatrten at $16 6 mcd CAs pas | 1 am prepared to do general auc-| SCEPERWORTM G BORE’ Gensler | renee” Osrmanamerions Te Ployes ofthe women, and yet by thetr major vote actually the con- A bomb dropped in the midat of fess Bl aeein sound trie La tloneering at all times. Can be| 1430-1628 Third Tel, Pike 4. Ca, B18 Third os [trolling numerieat element. And yet in every such community the aver- | {>* ({*seates assembled tn the W. C —— — os Seene St oe Srereee. G8 Fike PORRACES a | FXO RE ice | _ Of the men. Some of the women don’t know much. Some of the men | motion than did the report of this = M = - and Everett KO wick anananta SEY MENDENEORS Bid Oca. | ROTIGR OF : committes when given by Mr. Han a overe att He WRORLEY & HENDERBOR, j don't know MWER. Some of the women would not vote if they could; | Sommittes when given bi dying the The Paiatial Steamer - Ce NrED— Putverizer Company. and many @f the men do not vote, although they can. Some of the | roading of the receipt tm jueati: riba tension” a °A7 Mow Ge aire | ae OF LL Ls OO PR Ea a Women would vote as they were led or misled; and many of the men do | the very existence of which had Bcc AN En! ales mngea igre bam K OF | WANTED—Ladies to call and inves- | tne ome, moeng, ralveriser ; and o en do | the ver, stence of which ha 4 } cndenil’ . S dies " | Beattie. : beets nel . the same thing. Most of the women in these instances would, if they |Peem withheld from the members a Latin Moat Wr en, ca | en oe er.con.oon | teeta, Dom SOT dreas ‘pattorne for [dem Sader hreetaemt terest, ee ere tofor o o caves attic 7 m., 12 m. [ n Orted al- wou ) - bs were voters, exercise the suffrage with care, conacientiousness, under- | weil ionting Man winccieg ett bpm | forpiue t20m.00| 35 cents. Seattle Dress Goods Sup- |’ the company. ie Pe Pasting, daa eibgtenes: end tat en As se soe, | beni af oaving arom Chas. G. Holcom , Heaven Rverete 0:8 a. m, 2:00 ana] [as tise cts dina” Ae" | ply Co, roome 4-48 Downe Wide. | Resin Jame cee, Na iatae “These same men and women meet together many times @ year and |{n the Queen city, and when the fol- OPTICIAN i p.m BEATZLE BRANCH Cerner of James NTED—Agents foi 5000 lection of trustees and o blow i bs 7 ™ oc wtreet a! e nue v je le Dress ods ‘All vacancies caused by resignations engage in the same interests not only in private life, but in public reia- | /0W!€ Treommendation of the com- py | Phone, Red 831 Gaiman Dock, | wes oe Seet N pat a Fe 1o provide means whereby the mittee was finally adopted, all real- Rulding cor Sesend and ‘O71 | A. CAMERON, Man Supply Co., 41-42 Downs bufiding. = oy iF tions. i owe isan setentctal or aericuiture! fate « a village tm- | fned that "the pe Bsa Nom Pia ed 20-89 Sorte me BE. SCOTS. Mor. | PONE ae ME RATIONAL BARE OF ue oe WASTED—VEMA a om : cfr Seni a er Beovement enterprise, they are equally active. Hoth furnish members | down in labor bistory as an sposh | Copies stoct: pale cbbithee: SACHS Emap OMe, 11 BT At eeu ee and emis ‘©f the school committee, one as good as the other not only in matters | that marked the beginning of future 1, Hartranft Returns | oon ™ iahes beat help in city. Cait up’ Main |Relled to accordance with Article TT . y in ma: pre stone uw & Co. || 2. Myr eee Bh om: Seek By-Laws of ibe above company of instruction, but even in the way of schoothouse repairs, and the «rad- ti aad County Superintendent Hartrantt Geo. M. Clark oH wren: RW, Xb PROFITABLE work, Biv Pike Dour! eee Nh CHAUDERL, Ten = _—- 8s of the grounds, “They mingle in church meetings, ad in this respect | rhe commarnnntn mmends that | returned this morning from & three- of Chicago | WELP WANTED—mMALE | ——— Se f We all know that women are the salvation of the enterprise. They own | the nee - weeks’ trip to Minnesota am ’ | 1 — | RN Wanted te learn barber trade ‘EW YORK D Ne necretary of the Western, ( yf | og PBOPLE'S Ravi | “two "monthe required "Rooks & ENTA 4 stock in the same bank and rafiroad, and vote with common intelligence | tral Labor union be instructed to = nat ey For a limited time only will pels up Benton att Sicere | page, cared, wipe nerning. | PARLORS Bs on their shares. They crowd into the same hall to attend lectures and peer em te to the Carpenters’ H | ¢ | J. KR. Hayden, cash. pomwe tree. lacter'e Barker Ge sf ' Balls. | They go to the same theaters and unite in local dramatic enter- | {ts spprn ul of he nate or te at Cc @ | Guatmnteed to be strictly pure and|| Wersty Coe. GC flees sves dpnercdinesl TELS. VURNISMED ROOMS | 4 First Avenu' 4 tainments, the women usually @ little quicker at their parts. They | hor Temple association tn. withhala ooper | unadulterated. ve a as SCANDINAVIAN-AMERICAN Dy PACIIC HOTRL, 1118 Fir a hold offices in the same savings bank and insurance compantes, the | ink the prompt repayment of the|@ —~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~—~ 9161.00 Per Bottle AR BANK. < neues newly furnished: all in Tetnch. "Ke"aietp. progucing Seema a ss or on on ! e the. nen ty untnes e ~ _— = - proce it ‘hese are only ; ‘Women subordinate clerkships, to be sure, but capable, if they had the | #0 of that union's money grew out Six Bottles for $5.00 | trenencted: Depatiie’$i.s0ncone anc WoTEL Savey—Sssms Uic_ep- GS Virce | parlors’ tu Gentine tine Reve tes a a sere, wrens tee go ® ina Gone ances and. ingredients to E . to the same political meetings, listen to the same stump speakers, and, | the returnin Milk gon gre th. No brated tee <8 COMPANIES a ndetectatl . 1 “ ie of the $500—were un- cas brew ses wns, undetectable trom 2 Mf a hot campaign comes, engage with the name passionateness in polit. |khown by the Western Central La Jeak ie enainy ! | | NATIONAL BANK OF DRIVERS Union lee Co. Raw pure Siaset tes tent eee al feal debate, discussing men and measures at the street corners, and | 0° Union: and that @ eopy of the Guarante rer Sam Dar COMMERCE crystal ice. Special attention t0] crowns and teeth without plates! . and |committes’s recommendation ac- sweetened milk you p | $150,000, |_ family trade. Tel., Main 1100. filings and all other dental weet . fighting it out around the family table, the household not infrequently | company the retary’s communi- $1.25 to $1.80 per dos. for; | -. H.C Instn ance painlessly and by spectalist 4 Givided against itself. In view of this, what patience can be had when [cation to the Carpenters’ union.” eee eee var Sie. Je coon. Sal | HONRT XE ATRINGON, general Taurance | a Some hardshell tells us that this fs all #0, but the heavens would fall pane or cans for Bie. ‘lé tn te | Safe Depomit Vault Boxes for Rent. | 114 Boston block x | TES: Society would be ruined, the state would collapse, if the same wome: A Becritice Wholesale Liquor | 16-6 Pais Full Finet “NaTiONaL BANK op | ©-V. RINERART & ce. ep AY. Oe bh: ence in March and once in November, should enter a decent town hall of | gq” ts had the storm-clouds gather FRESH RANCH EGGB-—Per Dealer | f “4 Paid up capital $18 TACOMA ~OXST REOUp sl gtd “a oe ~s ea re thelr presence—walk to a ballot-box, | Labor lenders throughout the city doz. ae 1 | 9 ( BI SIRE | ag gg ah FRED H. MERRITT. Eo jece led paper expressing in concrete form | Acknowledge that a general shak-|9 FANCY RED APPLES—Per Turner, cash; K. P. O. Box 255 201 French Bik 4 the results of their previous, consideration!” ing up will noon occur. but tt will | x 81.50 and Bt . Rg, Financial Agent 4 > - redound to purifying the atmosphere | \ EST CREAMERY BUTT! | Phone Pink 1751 Free Delivery ond Rurope. “t I buy and sell mines, bonds and all Jand while ft may leave in its wake |@ PEST CREA ae L ___ MUSINESS CHANCES classes of securities. In asking for : Day after day the newspapers in the Hill-Morgan railroad combine | Wrecked aspirations of former trast B-pound Jar at : ; n ase mention class of in- | Gold Crowns, $5; Full speak in glowing terms of the arguments advanced by Mr. Hill at | {4 labor servants, it will eradicate ROLLED OATS—Hot from the CLINE'’S PIANO | + speed gia phere tv \Teeth, $5; Bridge Fargo. There is no reason why the Northwest should not grow exceed. |{he Mumbline block in the way of |@ RQEUED OATS tet from fe HOUSE A Tesibess ‘cpumite’ ta ‘Beasts woe Jute “asi |Gold Fillings, $1 uc Siiver Fil ingly rich, according to their judgment, if the monopoly prospers boring interests in thia the beet or PURE RASTE RN BUCH For Reliable Goods AG frrectioent’ ef tens tanto eee Wea a Sis ae eae ee eee ee ee : There are two ways of thinking on that subject | ganized city tn the Unit ane arenes ee Cor. Second and Union } business ‘Opportusity that faseee, thn Tho Western.” Main 64? Ings, 50c, 4 | IZ UNDERWOOD’ Ss CLAM bos GiBce must stand the ‘closest invest LOANS AND INSURANCE \New York Dental Parl 4 | | cuow! store, factory. hotel, ml i fice birt eOTR WELT: in. | 614 FIRST AVE, SEATTER | : A E PA | | THATS investigate. German-Amer. | MACHINISTS Second floor, Howard building; 1 extment Co, Incerporated, 614 | WANTRDCAT x ote Mutua Site 9 s- | atchless SINKS. eat v | WANTRDAI kinds second-hand machin Main. otice, F t or, J CAROLINA RICE ao i se MASQUERADE Costusns to 8; Sunday, 10 to & Ladies NEW YORK, Jan. 15-Bang| #4 has unconditionally swrrenserea A agdware Ui aethemntialier BaLoon ates, artenrion: | “Veale nar‘, Rison Fk, Wit, han’ | 93. T DSTI 4 Darche, the Los Angeles girl whom | “l! the forces under his command HOICE LEMON 7 dutiainy MECHANICAL ENGINEERS luding 240 men and officers. The} NEWHALL Mme. 4 tion of giving her a musical educa-| “Meers who «a fon, has returned home, homesick.| three colonels, on ‘alve adopted with the inten- NAVEL ORANGES Por doz Ihe, 2he and 206 | ET WoALLASTERS Basa Ps MINES AND MINING up their arms were Specials o * S major, five eap TOILET SOAP PLX * Wanted In the state og Next fall, it the girl can stand the| tains and 12 Meutenants. One can sp lr . Dy akes & CO, PR ston T propaies ale besd My Separation from her parents, Mme.| non and 29 rifles were turned in. All dox ‘ apply. 4 Bi Star, a @ aaye she Will take her direct| the eastern nortion ar wenn, An OHA SOAR bos Second and Madison MUsIGAL Ine RUMERTS $ 4 to France, where she will resume her | thus pacifi the time. The men 75 re F or tollet—6 cake PAID Dough. seid TRA |e to France, resin her thn pacitin' forthe tine ‘es men Ml 7Sc large French rat trap man tollet 6 ek Ask dor Hate) Uadtans | tern ese oo ro FE Jeotr 4 : | | wiltenpi leans 50c TILE SOAP who will show you a sample Dit-“FORDA NADEAU Ee 30 5 % a dian range and tell you how you aie - and throat, 331 Murke building. ‘ £1.00 buck , best steel IMPORTED MOTTLED CAS i" sag de wo LODGING HOVERS, | Bie ga MAGICINNORE oa: wa 8 \ blade, strongest frame. 75¢ TILE SOAP. pons 4 FOR Sale—We have e tow high-class | DR. KINBE, Dailey building * Beer ga ueyd | Bitachsmtd ent = Golf area A tees arnehet —_—_— |e goin | blade, red frame........50¢ Pr ee . mostrar | Sattar tires tasing,, “Readings ta | eee ane |B $1.00 good steel axes ... 78 BAPOLIO—Per cake J | r ans 0 Gentlemen mmmend man-Amotisan PATENT ATPOUNEY My ; Western Central Labor Union and Carpenters May Once 25: butcher knives, war- Per 100 pounds » Z| B tl een: oe ce Saree Fe ba ee ee eB Adds comfort, com More Merge Their Common Interests, Which Will Have ranted steel ... Ai Tune, Sane Sense with a pair of our 9) _soi.™3"h Se ta only heed | sre TRR Th 7 Bence and cheerfulngaill the Effect of Amalgamating All Local Labor Unions LONG IRON CAKE | : ES CANCE iat! Mite Sot ai . gt M your home. Ea eS | PELGER & UALBUT No. 7 Bie enetng Gud Mabdieware etronsty pYal venus, paying $100 per week | 31 avs swale M Costs no more thal la No. i 100 appeal a bere Owner hax important matters Eust | ADVERTISING rales of Sil magaaines and | the inconvenient matelt (This column, appearing weekly in, derntandings between certain labor | 2is-l217, Second Avy ROUND CAKE GRIDDLES wR ulring his immediate attenth Beare farnlehed on, application, | © e the Star, if conducted by a speciall unions. | No.7 206 “ man-American Investment Co,,| New_York’ building, Seattle» DUTe*™ 1% lighting illuminants, committee, appointed for the purpose Mi havhination | rite adbneid aie A new lot just in, 13 Third avenue HE cheapest pia Oi and Gano. | 7 Of phical nfon No. 202, to P ond MUSEN EY ‘ ine ie from Olymp on » 1 nings in the world of industry., |¥olnformed may know fully he v ‘ond BRUB of ach Firat we would direct attention to ) » \ ! bik ° & penis thes nel ee Seat Branner & Co, pontbeena Ss | «kere cement etention price isonly 90008 fee a aia ar ats [REE Ooi ar & Loa Wt e SHOR DAUBERS ach « 1 Pike % Ae out . for cash or di * ave t ity ate wtate of affairs, It will be neces- | Tol. Main 100: ment of exceptionally fine tone and _ i. ew ; S who have been tn ct | 602 Pike St Tol. ry 106 and handacine aundaranaa, Borie chia ia T ve I CLAN OV ANTS touch with labor union affairs in 8e- | in Armory hall tn the Conk e meld | Sees ALARM CLOGS Rach too contly there ate others of plows reen Shoe MADAM CAROLINA = The “wall | al dleenees; aewid’ inietieen Gas | AS fident that deep-veated trovbion wi | temple heme "we" tached und | THE, ONE-PRICE rete. ae | nail rieem that no home can afford Co. medium, tellt past, present and) Wale Vad age, a |> Seattle soon be things of 8 past pty ve gir hg 4 vy Jabor or desire later to exchange for a Ano, a Speech oy “ my nee La . M ait a On Pike street, near Seventh aye. | Ranization in the city. The com-| FAMILY WINE and soph eg Vy, pasa ‘ inge and cards: 28¢ up. Waldort| asnag ira ; Electric nue stands the partly fintehed tes the ' sek od r . eh a ee _ 707 First Ave., § CLOT » CLEANING , hs a = M4 TeNAtEn pan whtats 10 4 Daves | soccer eee, ot hee LIQUOR STORE l) § J so Pe Pret CeO | Be TANS ARG AURGROND 9/9 Company e@xganized labor befitting her dignity.| Many of the building trades whose ifornta Wines for the Ay, 1OGtat vi vs . . OR eeu tee a to, 18-16 Housney | x1 terre rare PERS Nex GOES: | ceeds A not stand the wtraly ive you good value, and our 903 Second Avenue Albert Hansen 72812! So. : weneral @ i 0 Mike, Wel Groen’ Tae | Se eee eee eee ee ee Ce Cee i , of a mtribution, freel fl 5 re DR. FALK tare as delivery. Your trade solicited . argest Jewelry hou in the lNortnweat. wor C7 . i Siopved, aod ull owing t misun-| offered their services upon the struc: |” ee, Green 1051. \when buying articles advert IDR, ANNIB RUSSELL, 64 Hinckic | this paper, speak of the Stiihy ERQUIsT & ROSELAR, shops ai |. Tet.. Mack she 1 Hpting street, . 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