The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 10, 1902, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUDLIANING CO. =a: BEVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, TELEPHONES Rosiness Dept., Matn 1050, Editoriat Dept |, Main 113% FE. Haxard Wells, Battor EY ' Manager = OFFICES; Beattle—1107 Third avenue ee New York—2: t Butlding » Chicago 317 en Ruilding. eal = One cont ver copy per week oF twenty-five cents per month, delivered ty wail or carriora Roteret ONE MAN opposes a “NATION One man could stop the coal strike Only one man. His name ts Baer. And the people are beginning to realize what too m Jaw, or something that ts radically and ¢ © nati Ne postom _Wasninaton. « uch law, too little ely wrong in th Mr. I © PAY THE PROPLE 4 ‘They are payin ould possibly ju fuel can not be od! "The men in th aking no more than haa giadly » HIS PF and facing a sit Who admit that organized labor is the beat } So President Baer, the one man who can the war, has only his kK. @wn obstinacy to stand on, his determination to crush organised labor to brace him The coal is there in the ground, The men are willing to mine It {he ratiroads stand ready to carry {t to con¢umers, who are waiting, tmoney in hand, for the to foo important article that ent . com and 1 a AND ONE MAN STANDS WITH HIS FIERCEL PRESSED, ALL THE BULLDOG IN HIM AROUSED, AND CRIES “NO.” ‘ No possible logte can Justify him tn inflicting this harm on the public, No argument in favor of the rights of private ownership can justify a Man refusitig fo sell that which he can not use himself, when the public Reed Is general, ‘The same law that permits a railroad te appropriate coal consigned to others, in time of need, and convert to its own uses, should also war- Fant the seizing of mines and setting the miners to work, the coal to be paki for at market prices. , Tn. great cities slack, chunks, planks, old telegraph poles and all ‘sorts of refuse are being burned because Mr. Baer’s mines are idle. In the great middie Northwest the fuel shortage amounts to milllona @f tons. The people will burn slabs and such wood as can be obtained. ‘The factories will run so long as the coal lasts, and then close thei er ‘That means misery—want—and it can be traced back to the plous man who says that God gave him and his associates the coal mines, and that he will not submit to rules not of his own making. This ien't a calamity howl. It is not even an attem npt to create sym- Dathy for the struggiing minera, ‘The needs of the people come first. They are suffering now ‘Will suffer more. If the mines were to be opened today they suffer, for the fuel demand ts greater than the supply can possibly for months to come. AND ONE MAN COULD END THE STRIKE. His pride might suffer. = boy is the pride of one man to the suffering of millions? Coal Trust is no longer a public ir’ 18 TH OPEN AND HOSTIL The largest and beat equipped dental office on the Pacific Coas have all the latest nd most scientific | of modern and Painless dentistry ®, fill and ex- tract teeth without the b Gente employed, ut al! experience. We amine your teeth $2 Sell you fn advance just what your work ‘will cost. ‘¢ make no charge for extracting teeth whee p pimtes are ordered. All work Eaaiatteed ten years, Lady attendants al- ing 5Oe¢ Examination ‘0 a. m. to$ p.m. Sunday, $:30 a. m. to 12 m. Rooms 1 18, 14 Hinekisy Block (TTT Seeend Ave. sates Closed Tomorrow (Saturday j @etober 11) TH it sep. m. Trke Elevator—Second Flo r| MAY STOP ALL WORK | Proposal to Tie Up Bi- tuminous Mines | KAMBYSES WRECKED bye mht t n be saved, president . ancial ne tary; EB. J. Brandt tary! Fred Winkler, tre: KJ Stahman harlew Dittmar Ubrarian; Charles Neuss, curte; D. Zimmerle, tre ©. Hebeler, ste . Panos, 110 Unton, ovine swat we Dantap, real estate. #4 Unton block. SATURDAY NIGHT BARGAINS A great saving opportun- ity here. REMOVAL SALE Carpenter Tools oe 1Se ine Blue Ratchet Hira. Patent Ciut $2. Breast Drill... M-foot Tape L s 4 $35.00 Double Helgium Gun 017.86 Double American. Gun OVERCOATS Overcoats $20 Beauties tn Beaver, Melton, Kerseys or Friese; all colors, perfect fitting, well made and lined, only $20. IMPERIAL TAILORING (0. 1102 Second Avenue. THE SEATTLE STAR OUR STORE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY, OCT. 11 Cooper & Levy == ere TOMORROW For us to spend money vertising, try’ you that it is for your 80. Wf you when years ago, ina little st Marion street, you w that were Grocer: SHOULD BE. net given publicity, would be paying fully ever 4000 artic them are positi 4 ought te copy. 104-108 First Ave. Get. Yesier and Waehing Telephone, Main 1 [iN THE SUPER H Tus STATE ¢ | tn Hurd, deceased; administrator. TO CR hereby giv and persons ha |againet Daniel Hurd, 4 | they must present thet jolaima. duly ve H ry ary vouchers, within Foolish to convinee est to trade with us, unless we were quite sure that this is been here any over all this and made prices come DOWN TO WHERE THEY Right now, if our prices were cent more than you are pay- ing. Our @-page Catalogue prices and descriptions Many of necoesiti if you will send your name and address, it will be mailed FREE OF CHARGE. Cooper & Levy the matter of the estate ot Daniel in inter- ” ore on i ree you 25 per gives on ton Ste d and with ‘one year from and after thix 2th day of Sep. |tember, 1902, t | miniatrator, at his pinc | neas, No. 1620 Fourth City of Seattle, King count | ington | Administrate Hurd E PROPOSE to do in six hours tomorrow night as much business as is usually done in an entire Saturday. To doit we expect to make tremendous sacrifices. The three great stocks of Clothing that have been advertised as a Three-Star Clothing Constella- tion provide the material, and we shall put the prices down to less than half price, Let every man heed the warning, and come tomorrow night prepared to witness bargains not offered more than once in a decade, PACIFIC COAST CLOTHING CO. ; 900 FIRST AVENUE, CORNER MARION STREET » the undersigned ad of busi-| venue, | We Sell the Best Corsets Made Fitted Free of Charge Now Dip Gloves Just received big tine of new in wool The use up. Ribbons, worth ie yard. day's price Latest style Flannelette Walsting. beautiful assortment of patterns worth 10 and Ibe; you Mackintoshes Mine ¥ cape, neat $1.80 value; priced at Misses’ Engilsh Woe inintd regular § cape Men's All Woot Mackintost and tal} value; se Cushion Shoes, Slipper th yor cholse of hand avy weited soles, Per Par $4.00 If you live tue, Beattie ‘aah. | First publication. Septemb 1902. at5 P.M. Saturday (not before) and close at 11 P. M. Goit every conceiy able pattern and color combina prices range from .000 yards of 4i-inch Fancy Silk Navy Serge Mackintoshes. IN ECO Underwear For Women and Children Children’s Heavy Merino Sh and Drawe no 6 fl Children’s Natural Wool Shirt and Drawers, exceptional val 20 16 r Australian soft, warm, » id ehay to launder t 1 Drawers, b 1 neck, La Wool I and aervice: most non-sheinking; $2 hu peiling at Dse Peterson's Celebrated Fit well Jerse bbed Bilver Gra noft « Dress Goods Speciais Twilled House Plaids bright, r combinats value; priced at ty Worsted, neat olling at line of the wear unex and new fail shadi Winter Footwear | Ladies matt kid 1400 value en's Kangaroo Men's Union jor styles, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 Eisctric Meht provides ft at an extremely low price; elim- inates the necessity of matche: insures an absence of smoi and odors; gua atmosphere. The safest method of lighting —no flame to ignite draperies or other tnfiammable material ntees @ pure Our new contract provides for free installation and free re- newal of lamps. The Seattle Electric Co. 907 First Ave. Reliable Pianos CLINE’S PIANO HOUSE SECOND AVE. AND UNION ST: | CALMER 1330 2nd ave. pee money back for the ark | Belis Ladies’ Suits, Watsts, Separi Skirts, Eto “THe RIGHT KIND” TRE, | WHEREAS, | dence pr jit hawt :ASURY : MBER 4, By satinfa to the ndersigned, wr t County Washingon of King and § has complied of the able Natonal Bank ang t corp THEREFORE, puty and acting of ‘Washington muthorta haye apecifibd ‘in ‘ita amanded.ariclen, ma OBJECT LESS ONS NIMY Good Goods for the Little Men Peterson's I X L All Wool Chi Ps ¥ 4 s ay lot School Suite, put together to atand rough ahd tumble service like young Americans ing at Petersoh'a I X L Ail, Wool fornia Berge the MoGee Aa- j jarments, Yoke Mercer- l4-inch ruffle, ch acordion piaited ruffle and dust. ruffie $5.00 value: selling at 5o MeoGee Adjustable Yoke Biack Itailan Cloth Petticoats, 12-inch ruffle, trimmed | with two Sp: inch wide hematitched ruffie and velvet bound duat ruffl tiful garment, $5.00 value carry. Inspection convince you that this is y your Pall Waiets, in Flannelette, Sa Une, Wool, Sictiian or Bilk, Prices range from &1.00 up Special Values Saturday Men’ s Dep’t Rupbed de and er an Wool ral gray S125 Woot per garment Australian Corde wray per garment Good for bad boys Shoes, will outwear twe pair of the erdin- ary kinds, Sizes 11 to 2, $2.00 Sizes 2: to 8° $2.28 esoclation namely untl | business on September hand day © ot the Currency. No Pain No charge for painless extraction | when teeth are ordered. All work done by graduate dentists of 12 to 20/ years’ experience; a specialist in ach department. We will tell you oe exactly what your work t by a free examination. Give usa call, and you will find we do exactly as wo advertiao— Set of Teeth Gold Crown Silver Filling New York Dental Parlors’ 614 First Avenue, Seattle (Pioneer Square). Hours—8 to 8; Sundays 8:30 to 2 Branch Office—Fourth and Mor- | tleon street, Portland. GRAND $53! fs) John Cort, Mgr Phone Main 6h hree Nights. ining. TONIGHT. Frank “a Sarpany. te pest a Bg = latest ana greatest The Liberty Belles Pretty Graceful Thirty nt 8:90 sharp.” Athletic Park Pacific BASEBALL Tomorrow and Sunday Northwest League, Admins! Rrandstand 26 Ga veloc Game called 8215 m. 2s... saldinian Tacoma vs Seattle! DON’T miss THIS GREAT CUT-PRICE «SALE ~_—_——=_=__<_-_>_—xrnm—nxn—n—nrenmnnnnn 260 pairs Loggers’ High Cut { Men’s $1.50 Cheviot Pants. ; H Outside Counters, regular? ... . oe price $5.00; to close out.. § : ; -$2.50 m Hae 300 pairs Vici Kid or Velour } Men's $3.50 Assort { Calf Shoes, regular price Pony ts Men's $2.50 Blue or Serge Pants Serge Pants. $3.00, now . $1.75 2 Men's soc Goat Leste 400 pairs Machinists’ Shoes, } Gloves ..,..,. all styles and leathers, } Men's $1.00 A double or single soles, reg: 3 ned Gloves Asbesion Re ular price $3.50; to close at { , soc BI s = ie : $2.00 } Men's soc Blue Serge Gaps, ; 200 pairs Men's $2.00 Oil} y, . — Tannage Work Shoes, at..} ta Sie Cover a 200 pairs Men’s Velonr and } Men's $2.25 © Velvet Kid Shoes, all the}. orduroy Pants late styles, regular price} .."’; pt $3.50, now at....... 2.50 § Men . % co All 5 Serge New § Waterproof Shoes | 1:3; : 300 pairs Men's High Cut § -+++ereese Waterproof Elk Shoes, ? Men's $2s.00 F ne Imported double soles; regular price ; Silk Lined Worsted Sait, $5.00, now .....3. 3-00 } in black, gray and blue, at 420 pairs Men's High Cut} *+-*+*++++ Waterproof Asbestos Tan- 5 40c Cashmere Hose, at. nage Moose Stock Shoes, ? acc Suspenders..., hand sewed double soles; } $1.00 Black Satteen Shirts. sigan price $7.00, now at : $4.50 AS 2°.) $1.50 Wool Underwear saga Men's $2.00 Fine Brown or } $2.50 All Wool Overshirts, at Black Derby Hats.....95¢ } Men’s $3.00 Fine Beaver Hats, all styles..... $1.50 } $1.00 Men's Heavy | ‘ at .. te AAA On Trunks, Bags, Vaiises, Overcoats and Mackintosh Coats at - Low Prices MONARCH SHOE Located one-half block north of postoffice, 1319 First Seattle, Wash. AMUSEMENTS Ta a Se'urday “a Pee TAINLE Int al Armory Mall! T Pw Mea, Music by Wagner's o | Macquers, Prizes awarded best men waltzers, and Both Phones, Main i jOne Bolla Week, Beginning Sunday, Oct. 12 It Rings Through History! | CHAS, ASTOR PARKER | j Presents A sumptuous production of Grandest Wi al a of the Pe: GARBER FRieTCHIE, the ortcal stage h, America’s Positively no advance in prices. Popular Prices. Soc and The | THIRD AVENUE THEATRE... ‘Wm. Russell, Manager. Main 67; street, San Seattle, Edmunds, and Everett ciTY oF Three Round Leaves Seattic 7a m, 2 6 p.m. Leaves Everett 9:16 & 7:18 p.m. Phone, James 184). me...’ a Phones, Sunset, Inde- pendent, 567. TONIGHT }And All Week—Matince Saturday | The Most Wonderful Melodrama of the Day | |. THE CONVICT’S DAUGHTER NEXT WEEK. | SUNDAY MATINEE. = ov , a The WHITE PASS & YOKONE To the Adin, Bie Hootali OPEN ‘Those Merry Monarchs ua, | i} ia fr, Klondike, | GALLAGHER & BARRETT Eee ba | |In the Time-tried Mirth Provoker. | Daily Train” Gervion: FINNIGAN’S Skagway and girectiy eae BALL bou with steamers for Points and at White g he ee ers for all Yi Direction of Ollie Mack. Pons. FRAN a | General om | Seats selling se days tn advance. nd Skamwss x MADISON “:..., POR! TRAD : Play mu: U. 8 Navy you a be #De: ‘sau. THEATER Pi M | ATHLON, ree ye Telephone, Main ORCHARD. ev Hamilton, Lessee. Effective October 1, | Geo. H ‘A CONTINUOUS | PERFORMANCE Day and Night. extra (ip, Lhd? mi: zs i Py Ste 2 p.m, to 11 p,m Children free afternoon and even- Moni matinee free for |” ctable place for re- |leaving | apectabte people. ps One price to all parts of the thea- ter 410c 10c 10c¢ NO HIGHER t Sundays **For Bremerton and | Beach only F ‘are—50 Cents Round THe Northwestern Com mercial © NEXT SAILINGS FOR MONE 8. NO HIGHER New Day and Attractions every week. Oper Night (PTHE QUAKER RUG CU Biains \u