The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-19


rfaa Honest work. Fresh Air and
wholesome F0oa-
gr ~sew sf the rscsu. marked Interest
switch Euuber - Sesttf3eH rfo#- prom
ra-s ard uahsge-~plrlted citizens n4Fe
.hasvr fn :. practical and substantial MAI
nar lu the relief work doae r. iris city ~
she Salvation Army. a reporter aRaed
9sarss Wallace yesterday Tor sons Facts
ana statistics about that work capt
Wallace Is mitch grnti0e4 AZ the success
he met r. ra3sins the special voiaTFtAfY
fund az So 20 AID The f0o8 AMI shelter
Departments for the months q January
February and Asreh. and As viii - seen
from his statements Re j. preparing 70
broaden aFsl sosIdsfy tHe work 50 MS ~ay
q fnade clear 70 20 A. e more systeDat-
iealIy aud upon cash basis.
Food and shelter Department.
Prom November 10 February L. said
CAPT Wallace srl1. gIg meals were served n
our food ard shelter department. and $3.50
xsen found a place 20 sleep whore 10 was
warn clear AM dry. Nine hundred arr
slxty-four awaited themselves o. the pFlFi-
fesee Of q bath ard a place 20 wash ana diy
shetr clothes. blessing 80 many A. some
or them had ortiy one suit. aua must needs
dry that one before they could 90 out
again
ayTne wood yard has been q great source
af help In the support OF the shelter. Dur
ing these three and one-haH n0utna We
s-oIa ss9s g worth Of wood, ami s24I
days work WIS given 81 the yards.
I1fty-three have fouud permanent woTk
through our employment bureau one
thousand pieces OF clothing and 20 pairs
Of shoes were given out. making many
hearts glad. Our shoemaker uende8 shoes
where needed. giving men a chance 20
FfIll retain their manhood and Keep hon
est instead OF being Obliged 10 beg or steal.
I'VE wiah 70 thank the many kind
frieu8a who have assisted Us with their
money and By sendiuE clothes and htera-
fnre. We hope they viii continue as they
car spare such things We are IN neesi Of
old clothing. ali OF which will be- CRATE
fully received
Those Who Have Helped.
Would YOU object 20 giEing the names
Of your most liberal helpers. captain
Not IN the least" he replied. What do
you think OF this lisf7 Here are those
who have come 10 our help when u seemed
that We would be Obliged 10 close after
three years OF hard work. Trade Register.
O. +. o. Graves s. Gilbert :. Meem. s..
Thomas Burke. g.. Samuel Ramsey, - j.
81. Colrnan. s. Dr. a. r.. Kibbe. s.. ". II.
H. Green. s.. +. -. Black g.. Seattle Hard
ware Company, $40. X. Sartor1. s.. the A.
tHfnhhGn COMPANY 80 NAfAMNnN VII
iespy s., T.. 4. Hughes. s.. &. l.. Webb 81
Balfour. Guthrie & Co. g.. Schwa bacher
Bros. a Co. s.. Rainier Cedar Shingle
Company. s.. Preston. Carr Gilman, 81
III. &. Henry. 81 j. h Allen, s.. Edgar
Amos s.. Robert j. Fisher, s.. T.. sshar-
rock s.. Cooper * Levy, s.: the Seattle
Trading Company 81. :. q. Hicks. 81.
Lees Pharmacy. 81 =, a. Mcdonald. 81.
Thee. Eausman 81 Winter a. Harper. 81.
Hamm a Schmitz. s.. The Lion 81 J. y.
Trather. 81 samuel Gibson 81 John
fchram. 81 Raymond Bros, s.. r. ". An
drews. 81 Mr.. ciausen. 81.
"NoW each OF these is "A monthly sub
scriptton AMI each 81 them runs for three
months We believe that with such men
a. these a. our back the work will never
need 70 close AZ long as there il need Of IL.
we extend n cordial Invitation TO the
public 10 come and SEQ for themselves as
60 the merit Of this work. And please
don't forget TO say that we also ask pal-
ronaEe OF wood. coal AMI klni.ing. This
viii hep us 90 make this Institution self
supporting Ring az Main %. or cali at 3
Weller street. and We viii look after your
orders In husiHess-like Way.
I'm mentioning oar helpers ! must not
forget 20 thank the Union Electric COM
pany for kindly granting us free liEa,s
during al these months and the telephone
company Tor the use Of the instrument
that has saved as many a weary step aud
many a precious dime
>alsnE. BRIGADE.
What new work are you planning
captain"
"oh W. are going to broaden ont in sew
srai directions
"Onr nest move wgl be 10 start what
we call a savage brigade To do this We
need one horse and wasCn. ANY kind
friends having These can communicate with
Special r. II Fowler l1 Weller street
The brigade vii visit every hoIse. gather
up al the cd rags. iron. furniture. and
iu fact, everything that people don't want
and On 50 dotag win help e. clean their at
,tce. back Yards 0nd wood sheds % an sur
Uius articles. and We WlH convert thsu
3nto cash for the support ~ tse food ana
saelter Jus' ask tho readers ~ the Post
iate1Iscncer not 20 throw away anything
bat AT us khow and We VIII come after
g. anything from a needle 70 au anchor
Olt Mating carpets curtains boots end
sa3es broken crockery and tools in fact
~ the Thousand odds ard ends that ac-
cumulato around a aome viii DC welcome.
Basket Factory.
Sauotaer line in which re hope % Go
some seod work IS that 81 basket aakius.
This branch d. oUs work has been binder
cd hy tha lack ~ funds 30 pot 10 in shape
fov work hut wc are ,.ow getting thIrxs
- that We sha.l be able 60 turn 0nt ten
dozen baskets . day and supply tas Sound
market.
we have On connection with the shelter
place whore We gather iritt wood We
saw split AND gtte IL up fer next sum
nleF's trade, when wo sha1 be ahlp 10 san
p'y 81 kin3is ~ wood We aim 10 set
nisaut an or ssa ,o4ts az i'ls Kind ~ y.ood
aA c9t tais winter Anyone in need %
wood can oe surpsc1 hy t~'epaouing matn
81 or hy postal card fa t1 Weller street
Fer every euch order vr give fuu value
received and at tae same sime help place
sur work on sipperjlnE baslk~
The "Socful Farm"
GLOW about the ~rria1 fasu on waiea
you atarted taat September
''ft +hss prc<resee3 nicely Wa hare
twenty acres ulowef sad shsHt tom more
ready 90 pillow THeVe ere sh1rs two
miles % attehus fere and r1a srs one
N8tf mtcs ~ fencing competed We ara.
going e. have forty srres ~ esa~s tr trfs
spring and a3 produce w. be 4.ed l, gao
Sestge shelter II order to make fass "a
Success We rest seei eats potatoes ear
rcts heets parsutps AL donations d..