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

THE SERATTLE STAR, Sear a{Ppougall & | aae'vaper tat son ue || CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING oulhwick | S : . . sori MAN. FOR SALE—HOUSES AND LOTS | BUSINESS CHANCES—Continued REAL ESTATE—Cont 717-19 - 21-235 First Avenuc- a —| | | S| EVERY AFTERNOO ELEE C a people's battles.” Have You a Want? "wiwsa," <1, HELP WANTED WbMAr There ts on re of the meeting of t des untons meeting that was held tn that is worthy of approbation. The an members of the federation are urged to seek the sup Dodies and business men of the state to secure legistation That is a reasonable step. It ts strong one. It ts a plan that consister ried out will do more to unite the men who giv : " , : : ° who work than a aky-rocket oratory and “let h - 6 f Tagete slush of the political aspirant. It means friendly qussion. It gives a cause for meeting together on a common y @part from the ordinary, It directly interests the employer in the union cause and the worker in the employers’ caus ‘The conference which would result from such a movement should do ap much to prevent misunderstandings as an arbitration ¢ . . ‘ re gate them after they have actually taker When the man who ) - Y : e hires and the man who works for hi her for any object | ? ‘ ; aeter aan is one more pale pulled from the needless barrier erected between th : oa a two, It helps to insure that which oreey ma be he the low @ ea a 4 re man or the greatest employer, wants—-honorable peace. é ; 3 ene HELE WANTEDOMALE Y " i MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP y na | \ = Fatale on pal W ; : : é 1 A TRESKENDOUN nig t sAdrensad t wine Wea + ant tT TO THE DistRice, The Star has just received from the editor of Engineering News, ¢ " - ; URSErERE : = et wR CAN the well known technical journal of the East, advance proofs of « sur f H Hi R . x , STATE With mary giving nearly all of the cities and towns in the United States er % . : IMPUNITY THat which have adopted municipal ownership of public utilities. — It ; " y a barge 4 ally. mss gives interesting information regarding the progress of the moveme ¢ i . the Oly : P v ‘ gies ae ne put all electric wires underground. “ : ‘ ’ ¥ THE NORTHWEE It has been almost impossible in the past to gather col OOOO a< oO9 YOO 2 o ~~ THR ¥ * ixe we netlist - tnton F : 6 ay concerning these things, owing to the vast amount of corre —= = pence LLING COMPANT necessary, and the indisposition of many city officials to answer inquiries “ Goon Guson oN t ‘ as ° camoe ial a 1 made by post. The feat of the News in compiling this up-to-date data Yelwus Gora (eowboe ‘ 3 ’ 2 . ‘ “ Puno te therefore commendable to a degree. q he: OuntEy oF > 6 acres land Rast feat , “Do ee The movement toward municipal ownership is steadily gaining vol bt " COMPANY AS DEVELOR, wme and strength, the News says, All over the country municipal 3 ED THEIRCLaN axp uiaran ee oa vesm bow FOUND THEM To Bg ties are either quietly buying out private companies owning public util ! - S1hG0- ane, homse, on cor TRUE Fisevag re t ee OUSEKEEPERS ees: That Guarantees |ezee"| “e A ‘surprising fact revealed by the data is the wonderful growth of Denny © $2500. Fon12), with © room house, Righth GOLD OIve ga. the municipal ownership idea, Public ownership of electric lighting Plants and water systems is shown to have met with marked success. Several cities own their gas works, only one, however, owns street railway system, and no municipal telephone system is reporte ‘The money will be refunded on any ad. of a per- on Ber does any American city own its own commercial central heating |... The tpeclals o . : beret y will be refunded y ad r Sica, Wits « sarin heron: ime | COPPER & Pee CENT. CALL ON OR Writer stations, On the other hand, private ownership of sewerage systems |} noe?" fs re offere ‘en much 4 king emp ore wer Pete te mer Raialer Hoetgh | isso rare as to be almost unknown. under t his 5 P Ade to ta paid tn SAvence 9nd en ogo “ mm, moders FIDELITY MINING & MILLING @ Municipal ownership of gus plants, the statistician regarde as no ‘& Coad Matilda Pains. v . eased to this office CHILBPRG, f ROOM 4% PIONEER BUILDING Jenger in an experimental stage, and municipal ferries have been in Successful existence for a number of years. sacked OAK: rel sinlshes fs re THE STAR PUBLISHINGCO, ‘Telephone companies, the News says, have taken the lead in work- the golden. Has 42-inch top ing-for the abolition of overhead electric wires. Although possibly actu ated more by « desire to Improve their serv than to Increase public eafety, the telephone companies have done more toward general un- lar price $ Reduced price @exground construction than all other classes of service combin: this week = " Most of the larger cities of the country now insist of underground “/ PERSONAL eC nan construction, at least In their most crowded business districts, and not TP EOE SR TICAORDTS ANY & few of the smaller municipalities have recognized the gain in ap- PATHONIRE tha GA, Foltabla Beattie tooo | w AVE, AND PIKE HM OLLAn® pearance and public safety resulting from the burying of all trie ont Offers for UELP and positions | ~ ° n - v. FIVE on nen hon Pike, thaw a0 ya.” OK than Dahon ee : DOLLARS Of 1524 municipalities of 2100 population or more, 222 have at a "‘aiahos best help, Ineeltye* Call wp’ Mata a mee the) Mitre te con Part of their electric wires underground. Telephone lines are unde r ‘ 4 i Ground in 197 of the 232 places; electric light wires in 43; fire and pollc é a i Noo ee yd - alarm wires in 27, and trolley feeders in 14. But seven of 78 cities of . H Fisuxnins. Com | , $0,000 population or upwards have no underground wires. One of these > oO LM E 4, x oa cn Bh avepue, fe rem : 1 ar yuirine | ropeetion E layJersey city, with a population of 206,433. 7 ° ° i Si amoonD ae Fon RENT-HOU SES vpen tao ges 2 ~ molerely furmisned with | ¢ ema] tosig BROOND AVE, URNITURE Cec oe z wrany 2 A LAW/ENCE Y BITS OF GAIETY ing, April 19, in the G. A. R. hail. All former residents of these three ds t | Ane orchards Vy i Tak company 1101-1f0% 1105 OND Ave dak Pages ao ‘ — a t ’ backed by} Yancnee . @ states are invited to attend. * bet io Digs. chicken ment Hitt MoV | Fon next t “ t tne wen ‘ vestigate. 34.0 thet wax, of Aberdeen, | 7 howe and ' . ~ poy) RAINIER o 7 rom, quarter Lote, No. 6 1. 0. G. 4 u 10. furniture sea * fer ie only for @ few days AINTER BEACH’ Me eere eae sons Sack Oi,0:| formerty one of the best. know HILLMAN’S BEAUTIFUL ay i Teal Saal tee - : eartiMat athletes of the state university. ws HIRD AVE. HEAL Rava rooms. An excellent caaer ray, wee Py a . a “ CG TAR SMALL 18 ALL RIGHT eumsae in the city yesterday on his way : ' heme ‘ ‘on was rendered. Many guests| home fr anata ; Wiens. Dry Beside the Good Templars were|Oricans and Mone”? ‘> re ‘ ‘ - vt A lh tg ey) BE tel leotie ti ee ne ee th picket fea ~ paneeat. ~ tT. Wn 1 ride 3 . amy . ‘Phe Ad Astra Club met this after- | OR RE , State ie m cages rire z close to water; for ‘with Miss Bessie Winsor, 2102 The Cat Didn't Co Jake Union em 4 and Washington apg he BE . 3 Prof. iy | But the people who take a trip to ion ¥ . —— peach =, Op _lake and car| only $800; thig te @ University gave a lecture onthe Navy Yard always do becnece ‘ IS NOW ON THE MARKET | FOR Rawr ; ~ Rev'terestmaee| seocthiy terms — ect of “Giadstone and His} ts the pieasantent trip on the Sound e Athlon leaves Colman dock at GOMING house, ©) te: NYPNOTIOM i : = Robert Palmer will give a/6:30 and 10 a.m: 1-18 and 4:90 ¢ on her ea Rate: Deepest ©. K, STURTEVANT, Owner, _ buy thin, ane Fousichle tonight at her home on| Pare dc round trip Qo ae Fine tile reach sear Rea avenue. G. Magnus Schutz senate al ‘ lind feraiture, for § €n@ Mher well-known musicians of| 6 acre tracts, $160, Lots near car . § a £0 “cents x the city will take part in the pro-| line, 950. Lot 60x120 Weatern ave FOR RENT-orrices a pected and pr define 20 ecren, gram..A large number of invitations| between” Madison and Pika” gauss | . * of ne rasch near Oana Pars, bon issued and the affair] Water front on Lake Waahingtos | ements ~ possensen ool t ass hate Webcams alas near to be very interesting. Duniap, $4 Union block FOR RENT— Desh Ih asset ph ] band furniture from the w be Lake Un bought at a bargetn ‘The French club met this siter- JB hast too 6) HINCKLEY MLK PHONE, PINK | viging house, tought. by. the ed AVrST EVER Por a genuine bargain im Fash Reom.at the home of Mrs. Grace D,| Go to Spinning for bicycle repairs. | i terme. A all on Stewens, 215 Seventeenth Avenuc : cay L | 4 . Fesm, with wee of tale ecend ave. south; very shenw » eorners ned tasioe Inte are ae SES Ce aC North. Most of the members were , hiey block n . = . ‘ . b * MAYNARD WHO ALWAYS Co tertained yesterday afternoon by i oP a ‘ * , King distance: 09 tout frectage, $7000. ee R. H. McKee at her home, 6) fur c forte . ‘ * t FARM LANDS FOR ‘wrenue. « by the Day or ook J . 234 GL a TEL, JAMES 209: By Louis Douglass Green will) ® FIRST AVENUE MINING @ MILLING . ROBERT MALTBY, 400-410 New Tat gt¥e atuncheon to orrow afternoon vinnie epaomion bY ; N 118 iret ave Mong FARM. 80 acren, Dest ot a #] at her home, 1806 Eighteenth avenue | Ss Cc : ick: eit mains i F Jtivation, 60 acres ‘Tie -affair will be in honor of her} ugar ream _ * Mrs. Boone. | ferred paymente J. W. Lawry will entertain y rooms NEP | wir soup AND PIR, regular . 4 the Alpha club tomorrow afternoon Sur. PLay. % = ALLEY HEMTAURANT, In alloy netwece . c . rooms, and one 6; $1868 con at-her home, 518 University street. | WOOOLAN + A. =! seo en : ely Mrs. Lynn will be literary chairman | PARK enue. near corn NCY FLOWERS to order, nats . n- | Five acre garden plat, 2 blocks from Lake for the afternoon, by c by ity SRR Aa portent ga agg Be Washington and 2 block from Renton car:| Sef a Mrs. Arnold L. Berdoe will enter- ‘The same excellent quality 1200% Fiewt that fi with fete of_omeil’ rar Gea meee | teehee tain a few friends at an informal! we have been selling so 4 rs Lebeimaabee Mie te tal m ‘0. | {ult trees; Can be had at a bargain. | raised last season, 70 tons Ba ping-pong party Friday evening at | " q at, ‘near hay, 30 "tone "potatoes, her home, 615 Minor avenue. Miss re - ; nm BOGUE & COMPANY, (28 PACIFIC BLK.| ABiit. ice income everett Corey wili be a guest of honor. Per doz. - - . 960 SERCIAL BOMCES HY boxe 2 Ti scaly te aresmenyt The Wednesday Card club meets WOODLAND ; ss No tomorrow evening with Mr. and Mrs. | ‘ ——- ©.D. Samson, corner of Minor ave. | 4 Myeur Goan one She Seen - nue and Beneca strc awaney Wk ash and $5.00 a manth will buy a choice The CC. club met yesterday {ff FANCY BURBANK PorA j NGRD HANDS The Boston babes sn,‘ hoa on And on 0 afternoon at the home of Mrs. Gallo. TORS—Per 100 pounds a atrnet er Under the mn MBADQUARTRRS enue ; 7 ARTHUR TOWNREN ‘OR SALE Clot , Ite ean ATY S¥enue, opposite Ath-M ASTER ToOMAT< ce NBREAD AND NAKED MEANS | BARGAINS FOR SAL hing store, bakery, lode Th 4 rac " me Y BOSTON STYLE on i uses, “restauran ery" ator The regular concert of the Ladtes eer cane Nearly 906 Ste ooh : ~ oa & CIGAR BTORY Room 44, Bate Deyost building | $13 7 use, large] 834 “bearing Musical club was given yesterday tee eeeee r y lots wold in t ast fi _ WANTED-PARTNER HoTris. 1 INO - * 2 A on 4 reabtaeni eo afternoon at the Grand opera houm 2 monthly; lumber # ame r iofoter and active par t WE HAVE A LARGE E “ VSI P32 he specials offered here me to time are a boon to house and extends to six feet. Regu for HK00. Terms if desired. JERTER [SPEE™S [ob] eh loBleMlotlooeetl IMLS I est [aceveSl a8 loreal [ SE3%2 41s axe 091G.5.8P 2! e; weercan : ‘3 terms, $6 down, 8 Cat NAVE A LARGE Lim : . ” No. Sg Great preparations are being made | AX OR REFUGEE BEANS 3 sake car line Prices will be 1 cent after 10 days Fine? Ciba, GamGAGL sense aan : s § fair will take place Saturday even gy prices to sult all ela TOAR STAND, $4 locaton, 4 a3. . tially cleared, seedel Ee OUR $3DERBY ie ae oe eae ea EASTERN SQUASii ¢ ne te sola goed Yor “pick | ee a. epeclalty. of | PUMPKIN , . * ° . ws telat ae: Depesit bide perty; write a ed ets esl Ber dosen ......... , i But you will have to pay 4 unineas of $43; $1000 take : RODENT MALEDY. dbeal0 Now Teel Hinge Hk more than $3 in any other “3 aH : : ’ | son00—200 acres, with balaingn, 1 hat store for one as good : : ' RY | “ie-rourth, mite eaat ef year; 10 extra men Le ty 4 . { $90 per week . i nea , tom land, small house, i a I Hincuie SINBSS CHANCES WILL DO WELL Nd oh . TElaE/ 2] 28 laee [7 [oaBle F Ele | 2a Per pound..400, 50 M. FERRY SEEDS—All Per package be 5 Ss | nian second. ARR-ROYD BLD Se EATTLE HAT FACTORY | ‘2:°3©: Sonite Fa sia 00-pound lot | " B 4 TICK TT T KHOLDERS J QUARSIA CHT" 87-00 1111 ECOND AVENUE | ee creiy iven that the. regular want : 0 ao gut eee er pound . Re Ha LACnanay t kholders of 48 Consotidat near school; wiitgpound 1 sae $6.00 's Cleaned, Biocked and Retrimmad well sata | ea i held at the a Per pound Se fa ound. #88 $000606000000" STATE agency for ataple articl tthe hour ot | ; th: likely your 500 per year net profit; a snay . f oMcers for Detter: see lis, ex | 94 ES . 3 MYERS SPRAY PUMP 1 PIANOS 3 | _M Star sear “petore tt : f ervice to your dunt forges | $2000 ; 6. patent agita hver : + : C ed 1196. Call us up f ‘line’, A CARPENTE i OUIS HENRY LEGG, Secretary. t e\8 tor 5 1 ‘A new shipment of cages just y - Cline’s 4 GRAND RIDGE yea Anstmsabie, la = AL HOME Soctiery, UNCLE SAM rtd in, We have marked them at NA #8 TREE PRUNGRS Piano House unt and De FALE—CITY REAL BITATE mn bibatdl ota Waren, ajoiniag 61s beat a t f c a J ‘ ‘ © $1400 ” sacs zi A These hints i aitwsac Of d Union sw W on Bulla * b ays ‘ ‘ ae ae. = oy Painted Cage, round, with cups F ©, 606 and B10 LUMP AT $3.75 PER TON PABARSIAL WILSON aco FARM LANDS 4 tarms, and perches, complete... hae ny NUT AT $2.75 PER TON TACOMA WASiL 4 t of select Pm Prore tt dean he eat 1 [28 [eh 12 | § : PRED. H. Mennrr, : ent 82 In Hinckley Bide sound eounth> Brass Cage, ‘square. sxiona, 0, Box 266, 01 French wi inckley bullding with cups and perches, com This kolv is trom the new F Box § 201 F nk. ley pete een A gio | Cooper & Levy tee" ie slope which we have just Ls oan f . Maton tae Main 9 ed, and im the best domes- ¥ floated on furniture ° e ~' "| payments; interest 8p ed Wholesale and Retall Grocers kole in the market. 1 per cent. month, tra « re per cent.; must ret 166 adler tod Mosman 4 streat ephione, Main 918, $ | COLL ATIRAL © Reaay | SEVEN poor Spree s2i8-1217 Second Ay phone Maia 182 He seeerecooos oooosooooooes | i) hui) aq colteterat, ’ : ' 1 0s130; Drive ‘$1000, $400 purrrt & £08, af topes ae 4Ve., G4xi28, corner; $1800, terma yEW YORK [Ro aay Hore ert Rag SNE numte : uilivan buildin MONARC REAL Bs GENC this paper, speak of the tar. & Wehelman, Mutual Lite bia. ~~