The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 10, 1903, Page 1

, 4 ONE CENT ‘ ] er ittle St: r The Only Paper in Seattle That \ J 1c , C : »] C } ‘e Dares to Print the News “ j “ 8 , WASHIN ‘ON HURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1903. VOL. 5. No a5 C ENTS F PER MONTE MONTH STRIKE AT THE BUTLER HOTEL ' Seventy-Five Building Laborers Walked } Out This Morning Because of Refusal, STRANGE of New Management to Employ Union. °.-ccco-ce cxven Cooks, Waiters and Bartenders | a el LAST CHANCE FOR SPECIAL pooblonen, ROBBING HIM through hole at which a try | Waite stands guar LEADERS | = BUNCHED © | Remarkable Show of Pluck by! Poulk lead the bull t t season. © headquarters scription of the “ALLIS LOVELY | Mrs. Parks Gets Divorce, and| king of #hort- ¥ tle a Six-Day Race Rider : a to ta, Thee e inte plete wit tntenti when finest on Dece > the or & partner agolts's mate, Rettivch, had retired from the Pansy Littlefield Aucsiaatl of Freno’ scvial paras! whe were driven out of the city several months | and are protected from ce interference by the payment of blood money into | | =a isi onetit 13 —— TO LENGTHEN from ‘her hus nd earn tt Games Next Season Instead the Damage Suit The notorious NON-UNION STREET CAR CREW CHASED AND ASSAULTED BY UNION WORKMEN IN CHICAGO—POLICE CALLED OUT cently | seeeeectene ce rratnere CHICAGO. ” | Board Will Purchase Armory; NeW York ne | cided -|'MORITZ THOMSEN, Se! ear | LIONAIRE, CONTRIB: | ht Piety. UTED $433 TO CLEVER poe t BURGLAR LAST NIGHT| smtstys | of more than thirty local RE, M4. De Site on Western Avenue and | * Lenora Street for $33,000 aamong thy was fleet of foot and being chased « mile suit ¥ t with st ade were common eight. | P : avi nervice reform organizations |! 1 ductor was excort-|t - | Sous «th r stored the ree? \" pulation BLEW ~ HANGED arn STAGG. t Alonzo A, coach of ty, whose muc- ents of athletics itl with pneu- fear for him, ing day and ake renee THREE MEN ARE BADLY HURT IN A PARTICULARLY FIERCE GAME AT PORTLAND YESTERDAY nm bed by his PORTLAND, Ore were carried off the field maimed and | 7 = - _ to ROBBERS DIDN'T FIND 1 during the game. ‘This football teamis, re id him ‘more ‘harm than and may result fatally. ack Remington, a Senttie ; "ANY MONEY IN DENNY ?*" ies CLAY CO’S STRONG», vce 27") BOX, HOWEVER | the. feal and Dental ¢ mixed SHORT SPOR? |SPOKANE PRINTERS GET THE CONTRACT it | thought a grid * nt ay that resem : ne nt more than an wealtht- | ent citine nd tw rated HE FEELS ¢ Company of rday awardea ushing 100,000 voklet desertp- of Washington PLANS FOR THE LABOR GRAZED WITH i ea | GRATEFUL enn v|eamee ane TEMPLE MAY BE CHANGED, _—URINK | uros ow fie SS ae EONA WALLACE HOPPER NOW Will Give Interest in An Al- TELLS OF ORUNKEN HABITS } OF ALEXANDER DUNSMUIR leged Rich Mine to Men Who EXHIBITION « | STOCKHOLDERS OF ASSOCIATION WILL MEET MONDAY EVEN. | ING TO DISCUSS SALE OF VALUABLE PIKE STREET SITE } | | Saved His Life {Special to The Star) UA, B. Vdna ing of the Seattle Labor Temple ,in WwW. Cc. LU hall, December 14, at 8 p. m., for the purpose of taking action upon a erty and buy in another location, | °u “ eh ft] brother, to whom ft several f the # me r ed upon which to construct a building ke 34 re t 2 r th pe iif | DAIRYMEN MEET «. : : en i, Cora ee he eee t & met with ol LABOR MEETINGS TONIGHT Yale ; immediately.” os Fie — has t * 1 ' | ¥ to the t i 7 PLY H, Ind i ‘ | Rib tre Nding on a with th : t ‘ a very Inter- | M 1 ‘ oat | , sed of r boing & a h + on : ' It 5 Beene of a ta watch ond bie eral x be ¥ a, Plyer dock. ' e t Jon Allon, a