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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
HE HAS HANDLED
SOME BIG GUNS

There's gentleman stopping 40
the Seattle hotel who has met and
handled lots 81 big guns IN his day.
and he's NOT far beyond early man
hood either. he h. ". J. MciuniH. a
government contractor. who u now
and Tor the past three years has
been engaged. In terrifying and
strengthening tnRt emhry otto Glib
raltar % the Sound. Fort Casey
No war secrets escape the lips %
MIR. MeInula although in meeting
him and talking weather one finds
him Eeniaiity personlflsd.
lie Is In seattle purely on a brsa tn
Ing spell Work iH progressing rap
idly. however. on Fort Casey. and
Ia viii not be great while before
this fortress viii hr IN condition 90
dispute the passage - any hostile
fleet thar might attempt 90 pass up
the Sound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
HOURS ARE
UNIFORM
Water Department Fixes New
SprinkIing Schedule

The city water department has Is
sued rules Go govern the use ~
water FOR HprinkHpg purposes for
this Hummcr Under the new rules
all parts 81 the city enjoy equal priv
ileKoa that BE-. all persons are allow
"a To- use thr water between the
hours OF q and "a. ~. ana o ana D.
~. penalty iH provided FOR the
use ~ water Tor HpfiuklluK lawns
outside ur these hours, Fof the first
offonno there o. "a fine OF s. aud Tor
the second uffrnHo the shut or man
makes call.
The system this year differs from
that ~ last year in shat the hours
are uniform ali over the city now,
whereas last year different districts
had 60 use the water at different
hours
Homo apprehension b. felt az the
water department regarding these
hours. While there ~ plenty 81
water 90 permit ~ its free use.
yet some districts viii not fare very
we'll. the fault being entirely with
the dintrlbutiou THIS VIII be fcit
chiefly Ia localities where twn-inch
mains are laid. ~ b. barely possible
That after some time some change
may be necessary in the system.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
WAYS THAT
ARE DARK

For ways that are dark and tricks
that are vain. an the late Bret
Hartr said there's nAuKht can equal
the willy ChirRmau. The siN rhiukH
that we're captured iu n canoe here
by the customs officers two weeks
ago. have given the authorities the
grand zu-by At Victoria. ana are now
EigaiiuE somewhere over their cute o
ness While the steamer $50 Mnru.
on which they were being d~pnrted.
wan lying at the pier az Victoria.
someone opened the door 81 their
ship prison. and OF they scampersd-
IL De- thought that the steamers Chi
usse cook was the one who ilhernted
them The Dominion government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
STRIKE MAY
Be Off

NEW YORK. May TT Is ra-
morcd IN Wall street today that the
anthracite mine operators have
agreed 60 make concessions. inciud-
ins an increase Of from five to sew
en- and half per cent. and that this
viii be acceptable 10 the men. there
by avoiding strike 81 1850 900 min
srs.
Conflicting Stories.
LATER Another rumor has gone
the rounds % the street 20 the ef-
feet that the strike of anthracite
miners seems iueVitabis. 10 IS stated
that the meeting 81 tN~ miners rep
resertatives this morning ended ia
a summary manner with nothing
satisfactory accomplished
President Mitcsel did all 10 his
power 60 hold the more turbulent
splrsss IN eheck. but the delegates
wee almost evenly divided and
many % them favor strike al once.
The delegates from the filds farther
west. however. claim they are not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
BENEFIT To
PLANTERS

WASHINGTON. -. O.. May -
Manuel Rionda. Of CEarnika. Nc
DuuEai and Company who are
among the largest sugar brokers IA
New York. was the first witness this
morning before the senate committee
un relations VIih CUBA. which r.
making an inquiry into the cuban
sugar question. HtnndB said ih"
price % sugar was fixed by thr inrE
sst producer and Germany being ~
that position. " WAS she that fixed
the price. Sc said the effect ~ =
reduction Or duty on cuban sugar
would be fnn enhancement - us
value 90 ths extent q the reduction
and the cost fo the rHfluer would De-
exactly the same as q was before the
reduction was made. Undoubtedly
the benefit would 70 20 the Cuban
planters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07

nEEF TRUST METHODS
APPEAR To BE LITTLE
LESS THAN CRIMINAL

..~rreslN CITY. Mo-. May -
,,oxatloaal testimony was ad.
a,, toaay's session cf the state
..,u,ry. Witnesses told Of the
$3.50 employed hy alleged mem-
,ns beef trust 60 run indie
...,t packers OUT Of business. The
....cAl means used was through
(. As,cos,ing o. cattle raisers who
80 ne independents and the sell
!, neat At ruiRously Tow prices.
=. witness testified that the pack
.hlpucd concession" or over
!. ~" lnto ST. Louis, which was
=. 20 restaurants ana hotels az low
.s This meat was chemically
- % save its appearance and
- pfsven, Immediate decomp0Si-
Rws,a questioned OF this point by
!. a.,afney representing the pack
! ~ witness said he had person
i rfyen this treatment and that
resisted % using solutions %
- and several other Ingredients.
FAsn asked A- 70 whether he be-
"a Il "a be wholesome or not. the
eess said that was a matter for
Nnic experts % decide. but that
Gould not care 10 use such meat
= own family. as he believed ar
Al arrest 81 decomposition could
Z - otherwise than Injurious.
'norrcw Il Is expected other Wit
49, wsll be called from the ac-
mntszg departme % several
x,kssg houses 20 show the market
As OF selling concession" meat.
s, the point will be brought out
- explicitly as TO the competition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07

And only made possible nj al by
our superior facilities In buying d.
rect from the manufacturer for four
large stores and shipping entirely in
carload lots. saving thereby greatly
/ iu discounts and freight, which adj
yauiagrs we are always pleased to
divide with our patrons even during
our normal business. but these items
are only drop In the bucket aa
compared with the aggregate terrific
price Strengthening on our entire line
Of Chickering. Weber. KimbaH, Hoo
bart NJ. Gable. peaHe -. = Johnston
CO. ana various other Pianos and
KimbAil and Burdett organs.
During the spring We took very
rosy view Of future trade and con-
tracted for more Pianos and organs
than many dealers would sell in a
lifetime. and are now obliged 20 sell
hundreds Of instruments in a very
short period in order 10 take care
81 the incoming almost daily ship
mcnts that are taxing our capacity
and great facilities 90 the utmost.
While many Pianos have been ad-
vanced Ia Wholesale prices BY reason
Of the increased cost % labor. hard
ware. lumber aud everything used In
the construction OF Pianos and or
KauH. We have maintained prices
lower than those Of other stores be-
cause Of our foresight IN ordering
and special facilities for handling the
business. There are two other strong
reasons why We undcrseli competi-
ton.
First. stock reductions are impeT-
Auye. Some lines must bee condena-
81. others closed out Room az the
sacrifice OF all pfont in many in
stances must be had for incoming
goods
second. We SAINT you TO realize
more than ever the money saving
possibilities resources and ndvan-
tnKer OF this house We want you
tp share ia one 81 the greatest sales
q thoroughly uide awake Piano
House can push wlth al the energy
~ the we'll directed force nt its COM
mauh Suhjoiued are few exam
pies
Among the higher grades we have
some az the most beautiful pianos
you ever saw. regular price g49b.
now 1886. others SAYS. now $3.50 also
number % $3.50 styles now going at
tsg0 the biggest values ever offered
here. others from &l1i, ti62 and up.
/ organs cut in two
Price reductions genuine no mis-
| representation. easy terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
SOME TRlNC
IN A NAME
aTne Committed Under Pecul-
lar Circumstances

e ~ opinion ~ the police the
Afify 0f the nsmss IL two men
-lie1 one ~ them 90 commit a
and n that crime he impiicat-
4 ifien4 Thomas Arls. the friend
lstody. harKed with grand iai r
his arrest u che result ~
l-fsistsni work ~ Police 0ffieers
,aa 8ne Carr he was appre -
l y TIE Southern hotel at 80
mis- morning. after fight.
- !oaiyn. the man believed 60 be
800 thought 20 have left Seat
u Aiaska- Frank JDalyn 80. 2.
"a robbed. lB lu Seattle and
Hpseeufe the prisoner.
TINE ago Frank J0siyn ship
tFvnk here from Spokane bY
Hsai northern Express n WAS
- y himself 40 Seattle. The
-. arrived here. and postal card
- iof ne baggage was DIT I'm the
- a-iiYery az the p0stofiice adj
I'D r 4oaiyu
Got Other Mans Mail
.h-r Frank Jorivn. the mnu
Aantsa bT the police. 10 alleged
80 gfoeulef the trunk on that
j Enieh ~ frauduieutiy got out
eisiqiiiee. The trunk was first
" ne Silver Pow hotel. and
1e Two men, OriH ana Jonlyn,
SAT- 20 have had DE-. moved
southern hotel The trunk
- ~, lfed Monday by inc two
80 its owner the real Frank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
lATHOS in
| THE STORY
ane Still Lingers Hoping
10 Make Three Dollars

~ Is the FIRST JOB have had
es.s me for sixteen years" said
4 Fsonas Gordon when he found
* lis name was down on the
hi mry list
$50 man presented himself a;
xA Isl Of May with some diff
I'll - II required two men %
Hazrp the Hill. one on each side.
s4a ranaged TO get there jus,
MAm
Exshe IL So years old and Il
aEsMrd Of hearing" but he Il
ttaaag ti4ted at the prospect ~
bEtaAy.
TFa keep me out a consider
~ he says. My children
s4w grandchildren and my great
gsaahiltren are all kind u poor.
ID isaTs only my little pension"
srtsr 3 generally known at the
~ sczse a. rip Van Wrinkle -
= tatAss are u antique make and
= saz whiss beard reaches almost
y rsist When the old gentle
"a aepes -ea he was al once excuH-
= s'sr tsry duty IN Judge Emory
tasr bot Fiji hovers around and
- 2 earn his three dollars.
Gtart Army button "a IN the
AsfEkc's ~ his fashioned frOcs
- aad he tells stories ~ the bat
I 4 chickanagiin. and ~ how he
AasEAes With sherman from Atlanta
n ga when beyond IS years Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
CITY COMMITTEE or CHAMBER
SHIFTS THE RESPONSIBILITY
Gambling Resolutions Passed Last Week Put Into Other
Hands important Measures Up This Morning

IA Mr.. shorrorkn resolution relating
10 the use OF the uuilce department
Tor private ends" Nv. Hhorruck eN-
planned that when one OF the gam
hlcrs fell out with The others az
election time the police closed the
games and Kept them closed until the
private differences were settled. Mr.
Wood Ia his remarks charged that
the police force and the municipal
body was being proBtituted for the
support OF vice. ana Il was time
somebody took hold OF the question.
After the discussion Chairman
6ohram appointed Mc3ilvra, j..
Il. Iiayt and h. Ahutrook a. present
tho neutrality-suspicious. 20 the may
or aud council II M expected that
some interesting developments may
be looked for when the resolution "
presented ia council.
a communication was read from
Congressman W. l.. Jones. present
ina his views on the ship subsidy
with certain amendments which
would be beneficial TO Pncinc coast
commerce.
Give Seattle a Chance
4 letter from o. u. Colvln was
rad. stating that bids and contracts
Tor tinifnNNiitFH tA w H''N -" /" N"''
we're advertised and opened at Van
cuuvsr barracks. and that very Of
ten Seattle contractors had no no
lice ~ the contracts 20 bee let lie
urged some action ON the part - the
chamber 20 give Seattle mnnufnc
turcra an equal chance with those %
Portland The printing ana ndNrr-
tisins committee favored the schrmo
OF the Victoria Tourists Association
20 attract tourists 20 that city anu
Seattle. and the chamber indorned
the recommendation.
A petition frosn the stonecuttrts
or Seattle. asking the chamber %
requss, the secretary Of the treas
ufy 70 specify the us~ o. washing
ton stone ana marble In the federal
building, Vas referred 10 tho nation
al affairs committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
10 RECORD
OF SMITHS
COMMAND

wASHINGTON. II. c.. May IT,
srstary Root today Submitted to
= senate copies OF all correspond
A. between Gen. Chaffee and Gen.
s~sA relative TO the iattsrs fam
Is XII and burr" order.
secretary Root says he has no
|rsxsstge OF the Issuance OF such
+ srser Smith having given such
srructiors as were testified TO at
|ra.srs courtmartiaI in a personal
mysrsafion with Waller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
ACTORS ARE
IN TROUBLE
Sydney Platt Causes Arrest OF
Frank Cooley

A warrant for the arrest OF Frank
Cooley. of tbs Peaceful valley
company. was sworn out BY sydney
PLATE. former membes u bis com
rany. this morning. on the charge
of USING language tending % PRIV
woke an assault The warrant was
issucd by Justice George.
Plat is one - the plaintiffs in a
punishment suit against Cooley.
brought 60 collect back salary alleg
ed 10 DO due them.
n was over fhls that the trouble
yesterday occurred Pinft alleges
that the two men met ON Third ave
nue. and that Cooley used urafape
and abusive language toward him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
IMPORTANT NEWS

The Tex Richard gambling ease.
which was Co have come up la the
police court today. has boon post
pOncd until next Tuesday.
THE Brooks COW case ia being ar
gurl iu Judge Emorys court this ale
tetnoou. fred brooks la alleged to
have shot uhd stabbed i've COWS be-
longing GO VIM stark
Nancy tliUhok secured verdict of
SiAuo from thr city Tor injuries re-
CriNvd hN falling through "A defrc-
tive sidewalk az Madiaon ana Twcn.
~ second avenues,
e. Gallgcr a mere youth. was arr
rested hN Policeman Gtnsacock today
on suspicious OF stealing "a larxc
quantity of old brass and copper
few days moro viii m ull probe
ability see the schooner Mimic 4.
CHiue noateA Au ATTEMPT viii De
made to-day, Il being spring tide
there.
The $1,000 damage suit " brown
Icy and wife against Detective ). J.
torbett and Camille Helnard went by
default this Hfiftnoon. Tho Jury was
stiil ont az - O'Clock endvsVoting
Go TX che proper award uf damages,
The city hall Us thfuuged to-day
with applicants Tor positions in the
different departments of the city.
Tho ciNil service examinations began
today and VIII last for several DAYS.
When tbs registration books at the
city hall closed last niHNt nt mild
nlght e.iO9 voters had been register
~ Tor thc library bond election.
since the books were opened only
about forty five new nAmra have
been added.
ST PaulA Junior auxiliary Will hold
bazaar an tho home ~ Mrs James
Qriffiths. 15e olympic Place Tuesday
afternoon. May u
At "a recent meeting 81 the board
~ trustees ~ the Washington State
Spiritual Association held in this
city resolutions were adopted Tor
the purpose OF protecting the public
from lnipostors claiming 90 be rep
rcsenta,ives % modern spiritualism.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07

toslyn-appeared IN Seattle yrster-
day and told the police % the loss Of
his trunk.
Last night Policemen Chapman
and Carr cAmped in the room occu-
pied by the two suspects Early this
morning oris appeared az the door
Of the room and Chapman heard him.
Both officers jumped W aud seized
oris In the hnlL lie put up a despsr-
ate fight. but was soon handcufYed
and sent to jan. Joslyn. Il has been
learned. has left for Alaska.
Part of the clothing that was In
the stolen trunk was hanging on the
wall and has been Identified BY the
real Frank JoSiyn The police be-
lleNe they can prove that Oris was
Josiyn's accomplice in tho crimea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
GOOD FOR 8. n.

The employees Of the Stewart 4
Holmes DRUG Co. Wholesale denlrt-
ment wiii be allowed q hnlf holiday
every saturday afternoon during enc
summer months The time wiu be
spent in athletic pastimeH a base
bah team h now IN the leid made up
81 the employees. Games may be ar
ranged BY any rival teams that ao
wish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
ARE PARDONED

WASHINGTON y. g., May IT,.
The president yesterday granted
pnrdona 10 W. ~. Wcbbor. John lla-
dow. Tom nrnley and -. Cinrltsnn.
members Of the United Mine Work
ern. who had been ndludRpd guilty
of contempt of the court ~ the dia.
trIrt Of Western Virginia ana sen
fenced 10 serve terms ~ imprlaon-
mcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
is INFERRED

CHICAGO. May :. The body Of
Potter Palmer VISA laid 20 rest lu
Graceiana cemetery today The ser.
vices al the Palmer mansion and the
grave were brief and simple Mayor
Harrison and other prominent citi-
knna were arflnn nalIhaaFsra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07

II would cost too much TO tell you
all shout the BattleHhip oregon
through these columns. 80 We would
auwKess that you take a trip ana sec
Tor yourself Boats leave Soimau
and 80 3 m.
Excursion steamers for charter.
call on Port orchard Route.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
Nav GAS COMPANY PLANT

Or J =. Criehton has been named
by the corporations COMMITTEES ~ the
council "a committee % one 20 see
whether the establishment 81 tho
CitiEenH' Light . Power Co.'S gus
plant near kinnsar Park. would be
In any way Detrimental to the foliage
ga the park. ps Crichton viii COM
munieats with the best Eastern uu-
thofitiss upon the question.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
An tho latest styles IN Hats from
$3.50 TO $500.
NJ. ROsENTHAL & Co,
1909 First Avenue. First Door North
OF Madison street.


-
In the Superior court of the state Of
Washington. for kinE County, In
the matter of the estate of Henry
puhhs. deceased. no. i34G
Notice ~ hereby given 90 AN per
sons having claims against the es-
tate Of Henry pubbs. deceased, 70
present same with necessary VOuch-
ers within one year after date of
the first publication Of this notice tu
the undersigned special admiuistra-
ttix Of said estate, at her pluCe OF
transaction of the business of said
estate. namely, nj the office OF O.. T..
Hogue, her attorney, room 62S paCi-
fic Block, i'm the city OF Seattle,
Washington. CLARA DtRBS.
Special Administrative
Dated al Seattle. Washington, May
r, 1902 Date Of first publication,
May 7. 1902
q. =. BOGTE.
Attorney for Administrators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
WEATHER FORECAST

For Seattle and Vicinity. Tonight
and Thuradny partly cloudy with ot-
cHHionnl showers. light 90 fresh south
20 west winds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
AUCTION SALE Of Elegant Furniture

residence. T.. e.. Biekcrton Ia in
structed hy the owner To sell on
Thursday May s. at - o'clock sharp.
ou the premises, No. West Repub-
lican street. elegant brass mounted
beds, bureaus, Commudcs. hirdseye
maple Chilfuuier springs. mattresses.
pillows, bedding. fine mahogany
parlor suit, rockers. seCretaire. center
tables. extension table. dining chairs,
sideh0ard. fine organ. han tree. pic
lures, brussels net curtains. velvet.
Brussels carpets, rugs, steel range. in
fact everything belonging 20 we'll
furnished house. Take North Seattle
car. get OFF at Log cabin. E. G..
Bickortun. auCtioneer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07

The residence 81 Or. r. NJ Conn ~
SIS Terry avenue. was entered by b.
burglar Monday morning. The thief
.crawied IN q front window and pro-
ceeded 20 the doctors room where
h. tl.n. 40 ffntn q nalr ~ Irnnanrn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07

The committee on city affairs OF
the chamber uf commerce. after de
llhrtnunE for one week. uuun the
gambling resolution ndoptod at the
last meeting has decided that IL In
NOT tho purpose of the body to 40
before the mayor and city council
and Insist upon che suppression of
gambling The committee made u
report 90 the chamber this morning
shifting the responsibility on Sc
shoulders The report calls Htten-
ton Go the fact that another messvn-
gvr should he appointed, ou the
ground that one person can present
"A written resolution fully as we'll AZ
"a committee, and further that N the
chamber still desired the resolutions
Go bv presented. that a special cum-
mlttco be appointed. as q Was deem
90 luadvisAblo FOR the city nnairs
committee ana the council to be- au-
taEunistic, since the former was CON
atantly ppiltluninE the council for
some Improvement involving the
outlay of money The city commit
tee 81 composed - A } Hlethcn. Jr.
chairman. } A. James lcouucilman
from the Fourth ward and chairman
81 the finance committee OF the
counciO, George ~ Stewart, George
n King. Irvtng r. cole. lao Kohn
and W NJ Calhoun. Mr. James dld
mot attend the meeting OF the com-
mlttce this morning,
The Report Adopted
The report oi the committee was
adopted after considerable discus.
aion. go which D.. ". sherlock OF the
Law and order League. J. J. Me-
.0Hvra, James A. Moore. l.. ~ Wood
and j y. Hoyt took part Mr.. Shurs
rock formulated the original rcsolu-
ton. lie stated that in his opinion
the Chamber ~ Commerce should
take up the question. az u WA 81 VI
tai interest 20 the business people %
the city Nit Moore. while express
Ing himself ~ against gamhiinE.
doubted this adVisahility ofthe cham
her taking Il W lie asked fur an
explanation OF the allegation made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07

prepared to strike ana urge more
time for the gaining ot. and " ncccs-
NrN. making CONCESSIONS. Nothing
utuylal has been Rtven out hy Nh.
Mitchell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
BELLTOWN
SALOON CASE
Gaynor Fined S25 for Selling LIg.
uor 10 Young Girl

A. r. Gaynor. the Bell Town sa-
l0cu bartender who sold liquor 20 ts-
year-oid Lillian Fauup, was fined
sos by Justice Cam this afternoon
for selling liquor 20 minor. The
girl was given q severe talking 10 by
the court.
=--Sa-=
Dunlap. real estate. - Union block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
AWFUL
DROP

In Piano and Organ Prices Estsb.
lishsd by D. s. Johnston Co. During
Their Mammoth Cut Price Clear
aneo and Improvement Sale Can
not De Maintained Much Longer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07

will hold the Nippon Yuscn kMHha
line responsible Tor $500. tho head tas
on the Chluka
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07

Tho stern wheeler city 81 Aher-
deem. hos replaced the Multnonah on
the olympia run. while the latter AN
dergooH extensive repairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
CARPENTERS
NOT SCARCE
Rumor Lately Circulated Is Denied
emphatleally

Rumors that the carpenters are 60
Ing 20 make a demand Tor 50 per day
are cfnphssicaliy denied BY officers Of
that union.
said President W. W. Mcdonald
this morning 20 a star reporter
There Is not a shadow OF truth in
the statement that the carpenter.
Will ask FOR 50 per day. We are weil
satisfied with our present wages. and
everything Is harmonious within our
ranks. These rumors seem 10 have
been circulated with malicious in
tent. for We have taken no action
whatever that would cause anybody
10 think for a moment that we will
ask for higher wages"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07

At meeting Of the Carpenters'
union last night. 10 men were Until
afed. The union now numbers al
most 1900. Geo w Boyce. the new
financial secretary. WIS instructed 70
be on hand in the ONCE all day long.
in order to properly take care - the
growing bus.us PISS - the union 10
viii now be able 20 supply eli men
needed by contractors. Secretaries
~ the various other unions may soon
be obliged 70 remain In the office all
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-07
Rainier
Beer

IT'S THE BEST BECAUSE IT'S
THE PUREST.
TWO DOZEN ONE-P PINT BOT
TIES DELIVERED AT YOUR
HOME FOR 800. BY CALLING
UP RAINIER 30.