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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-22


VA. a. hUIrNEn. attorney at law.
Huita prosecuted ana defended IN all
courts, - years experience. Proceed
inhn va bankruptcy Companies incor-
pufAted. Abstracts carefully exc M
inod. Collections made IN ali parts
% the United States. Highest CO m
mrrclal ana bank references. 90
Third avenue. Phone Main 1000
~ .. POSTER Mutual life building.
Phone. Main hf
FRANK - WiEBrLiNu Boston blk.
H. o MARTIN. 80 Mutual Life bid.
} a KELLOGG. 20 Bailey build ~.
w y. LAAnurH ai.b Pacific bleen.
a. G MACDONALD, 900 Burke III
Root, Palmer a brown. Pioneer BIZ.
u e coSoVER sl-ia Hailer building
LYMAN q KNAPP 20 taller huildins
q WARD KEMP a. lurke build q
} y poroLAA iei NV York BIZ
HORACE PETER 90 Ssw YORK blk.
PERRE r FERRY So Burke dick
g. 81 LANCLANn tm y. = hlor
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=-~~<a-~sss---s- - :. :.
Is mn bCPEKIOlI CJs77,-ecr~--
the State Of washington. 4. !.
county 81 King. gehwab..ss
Bros. and 90. Inc. Plaintiff -
A. ZlpFeT. Defendant. s5,,,-.-
No. 15ig8. The State of 1880.
ton 70 the said A. a. zipsss. y
PENDANT.
You are hereby summoned Il :.
pear within eiGfy days ATE, z
date Of the first publication n ~
summons, 20 wit, Within sirtt A.
after the LIST day o. October. In ~
defend the above entitled artie, !.
the above entitled court. and ansv.
the complaint Of the plaintiff -
serve copy Of your anawer -
the undersigned attorney foY 40.
tiff, AT hts office below stated. -
~ case ~ your failure 70 70 AZ. ,nss
meni will be rendered akalrai =.
according 70 the demand N tha - ~
plant. which has been filed via 4.
clerk of said court :
The object ~ the action IA "a
cover judgment against Won IS =.
sum Of tie9.aa. together with -,
and disbursements u the action =.
goods sold and delivered 10 yo1 i.
the piainuff.
LEOPOLD NJ. STERN
Plaintiffs Attorney
p. o. address. sit-Eis pailer 49,
Seattle. county Of King. wsss,
fngfon.
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nELr wANrrp-MALE

WANTED High school hoye who
want % make some money after
school and on Saturdays. Gail be-
tween the hours Of Z 80 and 3 a. m.
or any time Saturday mornings. at
IfuI grd ave
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Very GOOD lob

Waldo Richardson. formerly n well
known student Of the University OF
Washington, but lately employed as
bookkeeper In large wholesale gro
cery house In this city. was notified
yesterday Of his appointment to the
position Of financial clerk In the Sc
attic postofflce. He will begin HIS du-
ties Nov. I. The position was Great
cd by the department a short time
ago for Offices IN cities Of the first
class. The clerks duties includes the
handling OF the pay roll. the prepar-
alton Of a statement for the clearing
house and the daily checking up ~
fhe stamp and money order accounts
The position carries salary Of 1920
Der annum-
For Millinery Suits and cloaks call
on NJ. ID. Pease and johnson Co. nos
fecond avenue.
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BUSINESS
OF THE G. N.

sT. PAUL. Oct 32-Ths annual re-
port Of the Great Northern railroad.
just given cut. shows that the gross
earnings for 1901 were 81. 40 sss; op.
Grating expenses. fik.Sf1. al: net
earnings. 81. 507. 1ss: taxes. $3.50 ear.
Income from operating, SiI. So SIS.
These figures reveal a falling OF IN
the roads income compared with the
year 1900. q 81. sof. 7Ss.
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WANTED -- Marhinisis. moulders.
h0iicfmukers and blacksmiihs ani
pattern makers To keep away from
Seattle strike on. Iron Trades
Council
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HEATERS, Heaters, Heaters A
large stock OF "a hand heating
stoves of all kinds and all sizes for
sale, at your own figures, at Red
Front Fur. Co, ll2 "a ave. south.
ADVERTISING rates OF all maya tin-s
and newspapers furnished on apDif.
cation. The c. V. White Advertising
Bureau. New York building. Seattle.
GOOD things TO eat. homo cooking
only, iac and up. Home Restaurant
aud Bakery. 9.l Third avenue.
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POULTRY show

Charles McAllister, secretary Of the
Seattle Poultry association predicts
that the next annual exhibition ~
the association 20 BE- given the week
beginning January q az Germania
hail. viii BE- the largest and one %
the best In the history % tho north
west. breeders from al coast points
and several from the Central Fast.
are expected 20 be here with exhibit
tlonN. The premium list will be dis
tributed IN few days.
=
For gas and electric fixtures. XII
bourne a. Clark Co. sib Second Ave
aaaaaaaaa. .a.aas
wood, load. cord. Seattle Fuel CO.
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wood load. cord Seattle Fuel CO.
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WHOLESALE COMMISSION
HOUSE.

$4,000 cash and services secures in
terest and good position In one Of
the leading wholesale produce and
commission houses IN Seattle, ca
tablished since 1898, with upwards
Of 400 shippers and 900 local pa
irons, highest commercial and
ho deposited In bank to Increase
business. German-Amerlcan In
veatmeut Co.
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InnaINn nnfIens

FOR sale--Wc have a few high-class
lodging houses. not the kind that
are usually filled with dummies"
and lot OF cheap. second hand
furniture, fitted expressly 10 catch
the unEophistieated stranger. but
some established. reputable and
good paying Investments that we
can safely recommend. German
American Investment Co, 5i3
Third avenue
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BOX FACTORY.

FOR snlc-Intcrest IN one 81 the
largest and best paying box fac
tories west OF Grand Rapids. run
ming night and day, with three
years orders ahead: retiring mem
Der of the firm met with "A serious
accident, which disables him per
mancutly, and his place must be
filled by a man capable OF taking
charge ~ the office. German-Am-
grfnum IN
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Mayor
Gam
B

Mayor
day int|
more a
author 1
design 4
Smith, |
or'sa AL
mayor |
end con
that I'd
heed nj
An II
ton. IL
-~eD "a
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BUTTER. BUTTER
SPECIAL notice 10 the ladies who
read the gfHr.-Thr white Cow
Butter Company has opened their
sieg1nt new butter store. 1878 End
ave. which everybody admits is
one ~ the nrateFt and finest but
ter store over opened Ia seattle.
Today we start with n fresh ear
~ the fneef Iowa Creamery, which
we VIII retnN a. Wholesale price.
4 nice iot ~ Fresh oregon Ranch
Eggs which We will sell 81 Z5c "a
dozen. Fine Swiss Cheese only 20c
per d.. also fun Cream Cheese. i5e
a 3d., ana lots ~ other things
which are real nice. Remember.
The White cox Butter Store, 1918
2nd ave. near Union n.
SPECIAL NOTICE The nrm Of
F0uta. O'Brien 90. has been dis
solved ami the undersigned has no
further connections with the hru.
ita business or accounts.
Il. NJ. FOUTs
BEE Lloyd. Brireoc 4 Lloyd n HipcR-
~ block. about your homes for cash
or deferred payments
THE chcapevt place 20 buy oii ana
gasoline IN from the olympic on Co.
pl1 Third avenue Tel. Main 81.
OxYDONOn Victory" she genuine.
cures ~ diseases. avoid limitations
~ Mcdonald block
WAITED old gold ana silver He
Iiensel, mfg iswoier y Hlnckley.
LADfEg. try n bath Mrs. TAFT care
ful massage. 81 Thru avenue
SEATTLE Fish Market-Fresh FISH
daily. z22o First avenue.
ELECTRICITY massage -sis ist nv.
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nusINIasS CoI.LEGns

CLARKE's Psrnin shorthand acho,i
individual instruction "a Boston.
LEos business College. Union-9d. In
dlvidual instruction all subjects.
BEST methods aud teachers. Acme
business College, Second aud Pike.
N w. School Telegraphy, Pioneer.
Mod. Bus. Coll. Main li6
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A BAD TRIO
They Were Arrested Early This
Morning on Suspicion

Charles Walker. James caonsy and
W HennsEay have been arrested on
suspicion by officer W. e. Hubbard.
When Walker was searched four
watches were found on him.
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Modern woodmen Invite

The city council has received an In
vitation 20 attend the demonstration
20 be given By the Modern WooAmsn
II America az Armory hall. Friday
evening. Nov. I. There win be pres
ent Head Consul William A. North
colt.
Diamond Ice-~Thatn what you need
20 keep cool. Tel. Main 1859.
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AUCTION SALES

BALE 7.room house Of
ftne furniture. iiy order ~ Mrs
n = SANDER. viii nail al public
auction, al bgg Second avenue west
corner ~ Republican street, Thurs.
day, October "a. az 10 % a m. con
sisiinF ~ the following. , fine oak
bedroom suites. odd drenserE, fine
pArior suite. fine paflor chairs and
rockers, sldeboafd, extension table
Tine dininE chairs. Tine gaA range,
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Go on THE
CITY OF EVERETT

bEATTLE ENEHErr AND I'D.
MoNna ROUTE
~ Nratiie, 200 e. IN. ~ IN 3 O. m,
~ Everett si6 m. ~. Sit J.. m.
Three Fmmnd sripa easlF. lnrl8dinE
sunday. ia effect Hept ~ 1901
Flyer Tor Tacoma AZ Everett with
Str MfEaan for HnennWish ard Ever
rtt snd Monfe CgiHta Railway
cuiutNn itark Seattle Tfi Rcd 80
Nrrf hnnta ppck EvHfrtt Tei~rhpus
a. 81 W SCOTT Manager
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HOUSES AND Ions wAsTS;|

WE have cash customers Ter h..
lots. cottages stores ana 49,
dwellings Boo sil parte N ~ =
Tho only way % gcil your pn-.
is n advertise, ana ~ " I.
TWO THOusAND DOfI.1Es
month for that purpose. Il ~
So 70 logical conclusion that 80
sell f. List your property ~.
and our photographer Hill 81.
"view' - u, which vii h ~
iHhcd In "haif tone" In ~
leading newspapers IN the IN,
GERMAN ANERICAN fw,.-
MENT COMPANY, -
BIZ Third Aworua
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FOR SALE 81 .001. two lots and two
houses: one large and one small (.
the small one rents for So. the
owner lives tn large one terms.
81. 0GQ--One new. modern house Of
rooms. bath, pantry. 4 closets and
hall. this IL an exceptionally good
place for the money and terms.
fT5o--s lots all cleared and nicely
fenced. good well and new small
hutssr.
81. e30-s.room house. bath. pantry
and closets. electric lights; lots
All IN fruit. close TO car line.
500 New s-room house. almost com
pleted two lots. s0xi20 each. terms.
$3.50 New house in Columbia, one
lot: rents for s..
800 . lots. 50xioo each and 10
houses renting for g. and s. each.
In Ballard on Day street and Rail-
road avenue.
s. se0 I'eo houses, rooms each. in
North Seattle.
tsis0 Sew s-room house at Green
Lake: ? lots. s0xio2.
81, 900 New 5-room cottage and
ioiss all in fruit: North Seattle.
ss9o--Cnttage Of rooms and two
lots. 50xio0 each. terms.
ss00--3-room cottage and two lots
near Woodland park.
s150-i-arge tract Of cleared land on
Renton car line at Brighton Beach
station.
sl.sO0-5 acres Of land one block OF
Green Lake.
sSo0--Buys two lots in Denny and
Hoys'e addition. cleared and in
garden: near kiibouTue avenue.
500 Each. lots on Draws street and
United States canal viii in
crease rapidly; so out and see them
being filled and watch the big
dredger pump mud.
800 Each. Improved lots AZ Green
Lake. Fern Hill station.
s25 Each. Green Lake Sunnyside sta
ton: terms; only : lots left at that
price; terms.
s2s-One lot in Craven's division.
gS5o--i00Si20. Madison street. cleared
and lays we'll. terms.
S25-SeNeral lots north of Ballard.
near the new car extension. they
viii grow rapidly from now on.
t200-Ruys the only lots left on Kill
bourne avenue at that price: sizo
foNiG0.
ss,ooo--Lot e0xi2o. corner OF West
lake and Denny way.
81 ,000-I4ot s0xi2o. on Denny way, 100
feet from westlake.
NFN'~tFhA "NAAANs AA AftNu2 way anu
Ninth avenue.
i60o--I.ot near John street and Tenth
avenue.
81 .boo--Choice corner. l2Oxl20. In East
Park addition.
ti25--Iso,s in Porterfield addition.
si5-i.ots In my new addition at
Green Lake. call and see them:
two agents on ground all the time;
Fern I'M station.
]. w. WHEELER.
US First ave. 25 Union block.
100 acres near Redmond. bottom land.
40 acres cleared free OF stumps. 100
acres pasture. house, two barns,
orchard ana running water; fine
dairy farm.
acres across Lake Washington, all
cleared. good house and orchard.
viii make a fine chicken ranch.
Prices on application. We have sew
eral other places at reasonable
prices.
COLLINS AND WILLIAMS,
56 sullivan Building.
NE have n choice lot OF vacant lots
cottages. modern dwellings and stores
in ali parts % the city. German
American Investment Co. SIS Thisl
avenue.
WORKING men with small caplfaI
sec Lloyd. Briscoe q LLOYD about
building your homes. 80 Hlnokl9y
block.
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WIN OILERS HAVE FAILED

% ~ your eyes. consult uW. We
succeed where others fail. and guar
autee q perfect hitting Riaaa. We
grind them In our own store.
aCHUCHAHn OPTICAL co.
Expert Eye Filters.
1901 9nd Ave.
fNrNt 10 Stone. Fisher and lanes }
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TEACHERS
AT WORK
Meeting This Afternoon An
Evening Session at The
First Methodist

Tho section work % the Teachers
Institute was begun This morning IN
the Central school building and viii
continue there each morning until
the ciesc u the Institute.
General assemblies IN the after
Moons VIII BE- held In the First Meth
odiss church.
The teachers are divided Into ak
sections. The first and second
grades constitute one section. the
third and fourth form another the
NTH and sixth another. and the sew
cnth and eighth grades still another,
The high school teachers make up
a section BY themselves and a rural
section has been provided for teach
ers OF all grades.
Now she Work Is ooae
The several sections meet tn srpar-
ate rooms and discuss methods Of
school training. as applied 20 the
grades Included In their section. Each
section carries out systematic pro-
gram Of addresses. Discussions are
heit and the result IL that all are
helped hy the experiences OF some
one else.
This afternoen's Meeting
The following program Is being
carried out this afternoon in the
Methodist church.
Music. vocal solo. Miss Violet Aa-
AIMS original poem. state OF wash
snEtnn. 7. r. Corhets. Address,
sorne teachers I have met and what
they have taught me-" r. r. Cooper.
Recess. Address. illustrations OF
the -Four Fundamental Propositions
as Applied TO Arithmetic" 1. u.
Harvey.
Mayor humes VIII SPEAK
This evening. In the church. Mayor
II ]. hemes win make an address Of
welcome 70 the teachers. Hon. L. -
Harvey VIII speak on Education for
CttsEenship." Physical Culture Wi
D treated by pupils % Queen Anne
school and Harry Hamlin VIII rem
der musical number
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wANTED--A girl for general house,
work, also a girl iaunderer. Apply
gs2 Terry avenue.
PACIFIC Emp. office. iies 3rd Ave.
furnishes best help IN city. Call up
Main SIS. Mrs. Reyes. Mgr.
Profitable work. alsis PIKE. Douglas
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AHttitTIsC rs
ATronNEYs-AT-LAw

JOHN GRAHAM. sso.s2i Globe blk.
W w tfouOHToN. a4.i3 Collins
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
ABSTRACT OF TITLE

OSBORNE. TREMpER a co. mo,
Abstract Co, este bliahad 1853 Mia
ms claim abstracts. basement of the
Mutuni LIFE building.
Booth Whittoaey iinnford Abstract
Co. established 1869. basement u
linllrr block Telephone. Main lgi
sEA1TLE Abstract Co, ~ y 81 ok.
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SAIOUN MIN, AIIFNIIVN.
FOR Snie-T'wo saloons on First ave-
nue.. near Pike street. new build
inRa and ncw bars and fixtures
lease may be had for ten years.
price. g. 900 and g. 800 respectively,
~ which amount une-half can be
paid cash and the balance when
YOU Eet ready. the best saloon
property in Seattle today FOR the
money We have 20 other saloons.
ranging iu price from 5000 Co $40,
900 Gcrman-American Invest
sssnrF 20
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TENTS nud hwningr- Mora,a,,
tents, mining hose and eanvse ~
army duck tents aud f0idle. -
beds. The "gpid Medal 49, &c
AT'ff.E TENT y hWEfva {
whoieenie manufacturer. z
and Western "af.
TLNTB. aHuinrr. hars o.
hose. ETC. Alaska ouGffte4, Z. I
canvas rucda. goods made 7.
hY exports 30 mrfnerfsa u
snnde n Erisnd. First ard -. ~
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BLOCK Way
TO DOCKS
Freight Cars Left Standing
Opposite Docks-Traf-
fic Delayed

/ Complaint Is being made hy ship.
ping men OF the way Isl which tht
railway companies ohstruct wharf
entrances with freight ears Par,
I ticularly Is this 80 OF the Colman
Greyhound and Flyer docks II has
happened recently that IN switching
cars on the tracks adjacent 60 thcss
wharfs the train crews have left cars
standing for hours 20 that no en-,
trance was left open 20 traffic. Teams
viii stand Tor an hour or more wait
ing for cars 20 be moved 80 that the
freight can b. delivered 20 boats. 1,
has quite frequently happened that
freight Intended for steamers has
been delayed until the boat had left
because IN. team could not get "a
the dock. Not only II tho delivery oi
freight delayed but passengers are
pat 20 great Inconvenience IN com.
ms from and going 10 vessels Pass
cngers not acquainted with the ioca-
ton ~ the different docks becom.
confused in the labyrinth 81 frelgh,
cars and miss their steamers
NJ. Scott Takes ssnd
To-day. after blockade OF his dock
for two hours by freight cars. Man
aker Scott % IN. steamers city 81
Everett and Greyhound. started 90
ionk for policeman. lie hoped that
the guardian - the police might
compel the train Grew Co move their
cars since they had simply laughed
at his requests. After an unsuccesv
ful tour ~ Railroad avenue. ne tired
OF trying TO find a pafrolfnan. and
returned e. hts dock. Why" he said
. they have blocked my dock here Tor
two hours, The city Of Everett left
without some freight which wagons
were waiting 90 bring for her. bat
could not set IN on account ~ the
freight cars. can't DO anything
with these train crews They simply
laugh AZ me. II this thing keepa az
very long u viii ruin my business.
As u II. Il "a nuisance for which
there should be \ remedy"
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nrnnER sTAMps


COMMERCIAL STAMP WORKS
seheuerman block. 10 Cherry.
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JMBfEList8 manufactured. -.
inE Hnd general repairing ~
ord avenue. Iiuheeer Bros =
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Cooper & Levy
Burbank Potatoes
Per 100 Pounds si.2s

Another car just IN today nice
mealy ones. splendid cooking
.tsa rtesfts
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afffa7+
THE Ivy Press. Artistic Printing.
Engraved Calling Cards. Wedding
Announcements. etc. First and
Pike. Phone, Main s73.
MARKET Report Printing A Publirh-
Ing Co, high grade Sob printing. M4
Spring street Tel Bon ca
BULL BROS. commercial printer.
30. 81. ~ Washington bidn rvef
Treen's Hnoe Store Tel White fs7
METROPOLITAN Press. Inc. DG-ii
Ind ave g.. and 1864 West wash.
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PLUM hIsts

iIazT Tyr q NI-fJTN--wevv yv,,,k
guaranteed ono year. Tel Bun 1921
Geo. ~. woodhousa 60. Tel Main ast
KAUFMAN Plumbing Co Bun 81
THEo. 1uRsEh Tel Green "a
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PHOTOGRAPHERS

Amateur finishing. Wise. Sullivan
block
STAMP PHoTos-1s Columbia strssi.
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rnrsIcIAss AND suHoEoss

DR. ! O. STEWART. specialist 10 dis
eases of women. Edinburgh Medical
Institute, Boston block.
Or MILES. removed 70 is-is Heussev
building. 3rd and Pike Tel Green 10
DIR. VAN DYKE. diseases ~ women.
chronic diseases. Wash building
bR HiNKLE. ui-2z Mutual lite
bldg Tel white rs. res. Bun 81
DIR. FAI.K. 7s-78 starr Boyd building.
Tel BLACK &c. res. Green isi.
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Win. nos AID i.LATise
.ee. EalL z fLatLng Morxs. a. -
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NatlonnI Bank OF commerc,


STRANGER ATTENTION.
ARE you looking for a safe and prof
liable busincFs opening in Seattle ?
III go. We can offer you any num-
bcr requiring an Investment ~
from $500 TO t1.0ea. Every bust
ness opportunity that passes
through office must stand the clos
est investigation, and we can place
sou IN a hank. store. factory, hotel,
mill. office, or IN fact, any busi-
ness you may prefer. Kindly call
and investigate. German Amerl-
can Investment Co, Incorporated.
Efa Third avenue
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4 WEIf.H, general Goa.
tractors, n Starr 1oyd BUILDING. Tel
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tDiCE Culture
q MAoNLn acmrTz. HelraEs Z.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-05-22
13 SHOPS GIVE IN.
Outlook For a Peaceful Solution of
the Strike at Frisco.

San Francisco, May 22.-The ma
chinists' strike in this city is attended
with absolute order. The Fulton and
Mccormack iron works have been vir-
tuaIly closed by the strike of the mold
ers employed in those places The
molders in the other shops did not
strike because they say the moven ent
has not yet received the sanction of
their national body in Cincinnati.
Bishop Nichols of the Episcopal
church. at the request of the labor
leaders, called on Henry T. Scott, pres
ident of the Union Iron works, Capt. W.
H. Taylor president of the RisdOn Iron
works, and one or two of the employers
with a view to arbitration, but his mis-
sion was unsuccessful.
Secretary Wisler, who represents the
International Association of Machinists.
states that no shops We're unionized
the men concerned in the strike that
such a result might be obtained. So
far thirteen shops have agreed to the
demands of the workmen.
We have been in conference said
Secretary Wisler, 'and the results indi-
cate a peaceful solution of the diff
Guilty.
Henry T. Scott. of the Union Iron
works, freely discussed the strike stu
alton. He expressed, he said the views
looking after the interests of the en-
ployers, who are ready and willing to
hold a conference with the men who
are employed by the Union Iron works
or other places affected.
We are not bound to build the ar
mored cruiser California and the
South Dakota. at our yards" he said
1T is possible for US to have both ships
built at the Bath, Cramps, Newport
News or "A dozen other shipyards where
the men have not gone out on a strike
The strike may result in the govern
ment Withholding contracts for Ships