The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 16, 1906, Page 6

Pee ee ed Avditorium, 4th A penalty of titty Vac — STEADY MEN WANTED to tay side ood w Also tor day work — ti Star Want Ad. Agencies’ ©. N. Lehnaroff, etgar store, 016 A Beeond avenue. Quaker Drug Store, 1019 First av: Fa Ballard avenue, Ewing street enve. PH. Mullen, opposite cit Cy rement Dr Fremont avenve hoe Marria, at Py WFise Rastiake, Eastlake Drug Co eee ee eee eee RATES FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. Situation Wanted Ads, ene In wort Fre in of Ait. Aditional tneert ation Wanted Ade, 2 cents @ tne. “HELP WANTED" AND ALL OTHER ADS One Cent a Word. One week, § conte a line per tneert Bix words or fractton thereof to the line, cash tm advance When gharged to account actual number of lines eounted. No adv less than two tines tak mintmam price for an “ad centa. Bix innertions made for the price of five when cash t® mi. TO ADVERTISERS Classification cannot be guat- ie ora ol “gt ley'® ant oe, a Drug Store, Second and Pike. Phones, Sunset 1050; Ind. 1198 : With my sereens Gen gdding, Show nat W Phones. Randall. DANCING BCTTOC Learn to dane tow rate, & OC Soecial Notices _ wens SEATTLE WA ) fixed ren elinguents Cor ring or eff and will not be turned © wntll the abowe rater and have been paid, together with « Yonal penalty of fifty cents urning on the water of the past month mu fied on of before the Oiret and tenth day sof the succeeding month ont Payments of water rates oh against any premises for the Fent month shall not be accepted t Arrearages gaint said premines shall have been pak e at the office of Bea tr Co, Bouth Beattie Water © Rebhahes, Gen! Mar Matiam. paralyels, perv manyeces tre imam, Oxtecpath ey et | South near Jackson Phone 1. Hot FEMALE dimearee of every successfully treated Consult, phys mn free Parte-New York Medica) brook Bide Rew entrance ti Union, betwren institute, Office E Second and Third. MRA SCHAFFER gives card readings Tor"as eH for % cents Jat bth Ave. - Help Wanted—Male walk, cut brush carpenters, con! ear line. MEN EVERYWHERE food pa pene circulars, tack signe-—no cen- Fassing. steady Die tributing € Etta oe Ther evlleges tn the world. stem College, 2S Occidental ave. night PERSONS everywhere to mampler, £2290 weekly and Addrem Manager, ¢ Wells WANTED (wo moulders at Coast Iron Works, Ballard. Help Wanted—Female, WANTED experienced drape ere atonce. Address DM «: Situation Wanted—Female. WANTED —A Poattion Ge olticn nien st, basement. with © ears as deputy county cf General delivery, city For | ‘Or th. Prask Claney, ma inten, he, We, Te, $1; weekly, & —t MODERN lodging sad housckecping fooms, frasonable, 240i First ave. Phone & 1417. a tar to Plummer street, one block cast — Sil; unfurnished, For Sale—Furniture. Fie wale tine furnished tint Reery- thing first clase, 14 Minor Ave. fiat C. ENT 7 unfurnished roome 184 Boren Ave. A 1487, James Ett WANTED TO SELL at re 1), 400 palre of samples @ order PUGET 80UND GLOVE MFG. CO. 8% Main St. Cor Third Ave. A. GOOD CHA Wanted Two brothers e. Apply 130 7th avenue, city GOOD general merchandise salesman Good accountant; will pay $190 Perron procuring him an adequate Permanent position. Address X- PIKE STREET FURNITURE CO. ya the highest price for second nd furniture. Main 686; Ind 14a VALDEZ FUR TURE CO. Bighest prices tor household erode | First Ave. White a; A i A REAT 161 Washington st. Phone R 2m. For Rent POR RENIH~A TF per month two bi take Mving FOR RENT kes & women giving her name ae Mra Tose and a man named Meith Hig na charge ¢ Rvery thing new, witt BREE WANT AD. PHONES jorage free; OTIFIED TOO LATE large store for rent _ Main Sporting Goods, found that Le WALL, iii pistols and a Dome quick BRATTLE HOMPAREKORS CO. ities, Ren- la—harme and Lan POR RENT t A meat market ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY @ candidate morning fh 6 Bale—Misoellaneeus, WILLLAMA Bash and Door Bar jendy mixed house patnt £1 per reef Hard OU Liquid Wood Fil Good Varnish wih and Palle’ e hour's ride from Ment If take@hthia week lot of chickens and tah BL) a gulte W298 per gation MAIN © 1050 IND. 1138 Call up these numbers to put in your Ads, Cross panel de Tene aoe ere, Sano FIRST-CLASS bottom land wi FARM LANDS front windows only TO USE STONE OF THIS STATE Beautiful eott Bm, MOULDINGS Hew moulding price list Feady for Hab per tra ra of on poreh wood alder near big mill, Je on Kenton « @ Union Mik pottows land, att im Just north of Hal eto Weatern Ave. ronning through p' Tit & HON Portland & Beattle eee e eee eee ee eee ete eeee eee Snell teroote ANE WHAT ILL. Piret and Yesler 1 Alaska Hutidiig | Material for one ARM RARGAIN-90 aorem acres In cultivation. all fenced and crow wo Colman Halts afte & Look Co fates and vaults t —Continued. For Gaie—Real © TELEGRAPH BRIEFS O. Smith w O'Neil, Mt Lumber 1. ad Pine Main tet private lessons HOWARD HH LEWIS & CO. Francisco from Ha anew twin « Low Priced Property ad unimproved Washington. 29 Rast Jefferson nd Cherry Ht. Aterrible storm i* raging through been reported ‘The liberals gained 42 members to the elections held between @#h and th Aves. borrow money {should | Promise you happy be abut | He Went, bot Pike BF DR. SEVERANCE Suite & Bult % | BUNKER CHOSEN A BARGAIN wae elected ae eney Wo loan on re superintendent on real estat te near Woodll Lots, © feet tron » past four years MONEY ad tn & prinetpal clome to Mite’ for suffering Humanity Absolute cure guaranted for rhew diseanen, Odeaiiy, stiff joints resulting from gheumation er other causes succes® felty treated Conswitation and €® amination free. People im indigent | etree: aS pce of est} the Great Werme alint, ne year age Mra Karkela bear fr VAP on mt UN Geo ene M. Angel at VaLee & te t ma New Ren BUSINESS DIRECTORY. CHEAP HOM ig CAR BHOPS going In on C ns Meadow Gardena, emy Abstractore. Whit LESRY Abstract Co OUR matrimoniat HANPORD | | | are ne* Half tenet Acre Tracts Pacus ¥ saleamen on t Attorneys at Law, A ANDERGON bayo beans, $4.9; wack, 1.40; parsnips, per carrots, per wack per box 81 @@ 7%; te Kuamined ai finth ave Free diagnonta EMIL J. BRANDT tive green peppers, for Angel. one block east of | amish en new Renton | Lest and Found. POST Meniay & he oener First and Univ ROBEMAN & JONNBON, Attorneys at Personal lajury alligator whcin cance & Epe White River 4 weet potatoes, I some silver lent agreement, but it is bel |that an agreement will quickly be reached without a great struggle. It} | ie different with the anthracite min-| ers. Their demands are of wuch @ } | radical nature that an acceptance of | of the existing differences, EXPLAINS | ATTITUDE GEORGE F. COTTERILL SAYS HE 15 WILLING TO GO DOWN LINE FOR DOW'S NOMINATION LAMBUTS, 94-5 Pacific Mik J. A. Kellogs, lawyer. 05 Bailey Bite: BAXTER & WILSON, is N. ¥ cranberries, 95590 WANTED- 28 men to rat the beat the meale. Hage Chop House: open alt | ‘ Philip Tworeger per ae figs, 10-lb cartonn 1. MERRITT, &® New York Mock IF you want tote cheap tones apples. A with fnitiole amend on WT Beott, 4 Ma only tow +. G Combs, 1 New York By Gravenateins Seorae we Se WY Pr Oriental Bix Tailoring Sehoel, REMIT Tae ti B32 Kite! Bite Phony Main om ie per box per box GeO@8. pee ative peara per be: on ist Ave Sitk Pot the rearade two wmall Blk flee af station SEATTLE HOMESERKERS CO H., Hawalten p' outs, per dea Teynhe pectarines, per bow, pommegranates, per ~ Guainegs Chances fe WATE sath < CHEAPEST PUGET SOUND OF SEATTL a} stock paid in girl} copter or bookkeeper, had experience | anty records: served two) ‘<: wilt nish good references. M. E. Just. G20: wcrptaa. Natice peaches, box, Hanch eaee. | $an,, per Sek. RG BIC; Kastern, pee doa Butter and Cheese. on ereamery bricks, per ib, Be: KR BALE BY OWNER Confectionery * Address Lock oy ag THR CANADIAN BANK OF Alaska Bldg. Over i branches In Canada and tbe ranch butter. Butener shop CRANE @ CO. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE wins, per Ih cheese. per 5 time depostte. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Seattle Hranch-G. V. Heit. Manager FIRST CLABS al at @ bargain young American "For Rent—Housekeeping Rooms _ TWO front light housekeeping reome. per week. including electric bath and phone. Take South Address Doi PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK fecond Ave Ne-Td Alaska Butiding ef pital paid | Greenivaf, cashier Inge end trust bros Both Phones Mn ‘THIS MAN WANTS TO SELL — - — yeing and Cleaning. « Dye Wore rooms; cheap. lr een Boren and Terry. ducksetac abrd oid roosters, bo” | made to The 5 OT VLIW wl . a Fourth ra. per Ib. EM@Ee: dressea ‘dressed pork. WE have $40.00 of private mm For Rent—Unfurnished Rooms REAMER SURELY THIS 18 A GNAP. live sheep, 51% per wt live enka Hage Osteopathy. URNER INVES T 8 TURNER INVESTMEN Reported for jopkins & Co The Star by Down- brokers, Alaska to the wearer CHEAP. We make mens gloves to = 6-0 Lumber ate Deposit Bid Bale Deposit Hide | litical ty and Aurtets, near Madison THE STAR LOAN © Dleck, Si) Firet —— ILABS ROBB—Erickac: NADBAU-@8 Alaske mene = te clerk, bookie neer or empl of ue on his note without 00 Repay and 16 years, at Georgetown; can make money —tt |nite the ar ownership aphers’ Supplies, Patert Attorney. confidential, ADAM EB WHOOKS, reqaterea itor Stephen A. Brooks lately of 3-4 Colman sewing mach and factio ownership ranks, it req TS guarante Yesler and Second STATE partner wanted at Physicians and Sur CHAMBERS, Both phones mo Block, Mpg Becond and Columbia street. The CRESCK ow NT LOAN COMPANY. DALTON, #7 Arcade. DR GEO. HERBEIN. @ Union ogy ‘- uty Savings & Sate Ship Bullders, +| PRIVATE money to Jackson | HX New York block. Mills, #oattl Qu LAST NIGHT Electric company extend the Ceda at, car line to the top of Q hill by way of BE. Queen An way was presented to the last night and referred to the com now ends at Mercer at Queen Anne people “have be vainly trying ure the exten | elon for yearn wae opened at great ex | empe that tim Passed Over Veto. extension of the Broderick & Kas com Ri company's plant to o cupy & portic Ips at. a 7th av. & A recorde INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Jan. 16. opened here this af tieally all of the 1 were on hand when Pres Mitchel called the convention to or rhoon "0 rl der. Governor Hanley delivered an | address of wel me. There is « strong feeling of de ng the termination a and of the pre & serious crisis, In ease it should be impossible to bring about an agree ment between th aE ators All agreements as to wage setiles ote. between miners and ope im the bituminous and anthracite coal fields expire on March 31 Whi! conditions in the bitaminous fi eal, it muat be admitted that they are by no m in the anthracite fields, The min ers in the bituminous fields are not ofronted with as serious probleme ae those tn the anthracite fields lowing to the demands recently for molated by the anthracite miners |at the Shamokin convention. The | miners in the bituminous coal mines " will undoubtedly make certain de mands beyond the conditions grant ed by the operators under the pres od If Matthew Dow is named next Saturday ax the mayoralty nominee of the Workingmens Manicipal Ownership league, George F. Cot tertll will be one of his staunc supporters, and will work for election to the fall extent of his} } ability Not only this, but when Mr. Cot terill is shown that Mr. Dow is. th cholee of the majority of the lead ers in the municipal ownership movement, be will go down the line for his nomination. Mr. Cott meeif in a statemen this morning. H so expressed said Misrepresented. During the last few weeks, and particularly within the last few | erable days, there has been consid }use of my name in the newspap which se to be iminary ¢ 7 every po ign. Although fre |quantly misrepresented, and on sev eral occasions deliterately misquot di in fictitious in 1 have hitherto remained believing that the public woul pus against municipal h inspires such per versions of truth The article published the Times of last evening is ' mination of offense in the line abov referr to, Becau of ite insidious ate bickerings skilled attempt to cr « in the united municlp prompt and positive answer, which here follows No Contest, There will be no ‘contest’ b tween Mr. Matthew Dow and my f, nor bet weest his friends and my friends, at the municipal ownership convention next Saturday. No on is week to ‘force Cotterill out of the race, nor will any such attitud ever occur, For at least three months past 1 have known of M PRAY FOR A CARLINE N ANNE RESIDENTS ASK FOR EXT ENSION Op CEDAR ST. LINE—WHAT THE COUNCIL DID A petition asking that the Seattle nm Anne drive unedl mittee on corporations, The line © Anne drive ape for the jal = purpow the company promising to make the extension at but it has failed to do no. Over Mayor Ballinger’s veto the counci! last night authorized the led checks yeste for 997 amount being the per cent for 1906 required by the strest franchise, The total amount | | sus vole war nearly $40, MINERS CONVENE The 17th annual convention of the Uinted Mine Workers of America that peratore TOALUTe hee | liberation, will consent to ting the matter to arblt Even that they will not willingly de lent John lof a settler delegates to the convention, based upon a full realization of the present situation able precipitation of it cannot be said that the ne an serious as | will back up the anthracite | utmost to hold down the radteal) Jing the same period, without ay] hest | disparagement of Mr. Dow, I his | actively and earnestiy advocstel | sh uj jof present duties, absorbing | moment of my time, | had aed |sire to take up new tacks; Galt lnor shirk any public duty appreciative of the kind ex of confidence in my the great municl support cannot and will not be contest with men eq the municipal owne prefer other Tea municipal ownersh{j as in the lead it, Judge Woods f in position to ac */ be the judgment of the leadet M greatest strength to our by his nomination for mayor, it not only be a duty, but @ and election to the full extest@ my ranks so far as | i | Wunds were y struction of @ tear park to ¢ board of publi bid» within th Ipecifications for th already completed An ordinance was introg onl seen 2s a ther cut in Becond my. bet Stowart and Lenora sts. J. A Mea declares he will fight the ordi an it spells ruin for bis hotel pe | erty ey Electric Company Pays City Comptroller Riplinger this source during the year way ————aay thelr terms is scarcely expected A that can reasonably be hoped forty The principal obsta the miners for recognition of thee nion. Many of the union They fear thes gnition would 1 them In handling thelr ime ing properties, ax it would practigie ly destroy any opportunity of dale ing with their men individaaty & compromise is scarcely to be qmpiie ed, as the m@ fully anderstand the vital {mportance of the de ¥ feel, no perm ment of their condit RESET ESHSEE ESTER SSRESESES mand recognition, without whl, © hep pected The demands of the miners will be the first materi “it be considered by the com ald and there is but little doubt) “We the convention will strongly fect dorse those demands Predimt i ol fr Mitchell and his trusty Heut District Presidents Faby, and Dettry, who are conds campaign of the anthracite are confident that the com Bokss? At the same time they will do ments among (he delegates and) them from committing any tion .which would precipitates between the miners and without hope of a final ad} Dow’s consideration as @ mayotalty candidate and bavest times regarded it favorably, nomination of Judge W. D. Woot “Whenever my own name been suggested, my answer bas * been to the effect that © uid never advocate ® that he is not willing to take responsibility of applying, if upon so to do; that amidst a BESTE STTEETEGSES2. FILS FREER g e would neither seek any 20 pon me.” Appreciative. sfiefiy 37 “Such has been my throughout. I have been more fae movement on to gr our beloved city. But even @ evidences of pers confidenet) mitted to induce even & rehip. ing to work I am just as wil ndered him, It { it were t | the movement, such as Judge | Mr. Harmon, Judge Bensom others who might be named, @ will bring Matthew Dow ne to advocate his noml There will be no contests of 8% ons in the municipal ©