The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 27, 1908, Page 4

cent Catholic missionary congress is vera to do the rk \* ITALY’S QUEER i” In Naples, not long ago, 4 1 ly wronged, who had to I vou © his talent was apple thought wa not apprect: His attitu the poor ate dered in her # ment in the United States and Can. the route of the parade, wearing ada, which has recently been in ailk hats and frock coats, but car representative of the walked in the pepe, rear af the parade who op to combine and th@ir fellows. forth tn all ble and suf have been « won of conditt with | of bis love for art, stunted by co-operate will some day burst,contact with a woman who its fury and cause trow hat might easily by the conces ain harmony with | ar modern ctvilization.” not understand So he killed her and his st LABOR RISES AGAINST | TYRANNY r went his w ing to aatagonisme from BY PETER POWER. corgahize the working ptople not) of the United States aad Can but tm Mexico, Cuba, Porto Rico, JAmatca, Venesucia, Pana ms and perh the whole of Cen- tral > America. The organizations | are to be merged into the Amert-) ean Federatior of Labor. Im fact the movement Is already | fn full swing im Porto Rico and/ + Cube and other islands. On ac count of the coercive and tyranni eal methods of the Diaa goveru-| meat in Mexico and Casteo and his} od in Venezuela only} progres has been unde ad those countries But & is believed that by the | employment of a corps of orgap-| livers whe peak the Spanteh | and ¢ dissemination of Uterature in the same | language a revolution in sett | aie can bé created that will) tendalistic practices in | Saxioo and Venesuela from the | industrial field and compel the ruling clase to grant greater free dGom to the workers, who at the! Present time are léttle more than | ranted the not unreAso: right’ & woh Free Fedeyation of block the path of genius, eo Sale Continued Saturday and Monday Only img, Hate, Furnishings, Etc. and now must get RID OF IT “The working classes {n the Span fsli-Amertican countries are ripe for + organization,” says Santiago Igte ® native Porto Rican of intelligence, died economic i > ela) guestions in the States. “L may bought all the remaining stock from the we had agreed to pay in the event that we felled to close out this stock Tuesday. get rid of it, and will comtinue the sale Saturday and Monday onty, ae neo ee ort ‘ as possible, when it will be sold in bulk to a new firm, which takes It over Tuesday. = e tere a gn Be geet To get their money out, the Siege! Co. made great sacrifices, selling the remaining stock g overerne| coe political prove ma - to us at about ONE-THIRD of its value. We are giving the public the benef® of this saving. We ¥ ee v. it have remarked all goods in the store at prices much less than at any previous time during thie . oe 2 leer pansies, ‘The tren sale, value being entirely disregarded. Our purpose is to reduce this stock to a figure that the & ap eh gona oman new firm can pay. We witi do this in the next two days, if we have practi¢ally to give the goods e by Diaz 4 Castro to keep the away. No reasonable offer will be refused. e. workers f te of slavery, their merciless attacks upon the tollers R ber T Mo $ bo Bate sought to protect them-, emem wo re $s selves by organizing. are no ~ barbarous than the practicws that Of the Greatest Price itting Event ever known in Seattle, and then the . are the rule im Russia and which th hk ’ & have shocked the whole civilized new firm takes the stock away. . world. And in Nexico and Vene ee coe Sean Note These Prices: «adhe rn: sass BROKERS Suits and Overcoats | Shoes Sweaters 8 Private lanags Wise to All Bx- $10.00 and $12.00 Men's $4, 95 $2.00 Men's Viet Kid 1 6 00 Mon's Coat $1 59 % & © Cho & Suits and Calf Shoes 3 . eer tyscanged qvood Sree , rn & Co. $1260 Men's Wool 85 | 20, ant, 95.00 Mon's Volous $4.00 and 95.00 Men's $2.25 Se Grietaw wb Husiness Suits $ . Box Calf and Yict 35 Come BYRD Pr $15.00 Man's Fancy 4 Kid Shoe: $2, 96.00 Men's Coat $2 85 : Cheviot Suits $7. 5 $5.50 Men's High Grade $2 95 Sweaters ’ ef $16.50 and $16.00 Men's Dress Shoes urnishing 2 ; $20.06 and $22.50 Men's 9 65 Shoes Mc Working de Setect Worsted Suits $ ' $5.00 and $6.00 Men's 33. 15 e.. pad agai tty, eeevessecaes . 99.00 and 910.00 Men's 5, 95 Logging Shoes Hand ee ate 2c . Overcoats | $7.00 and 97.50 Men's $3.95." R, a - seen cates # 612.00 and 615.00 Men's $6. 95 Logging Shows dRerchiefs Ac Overcoate te Men's Black, Tan and . Credit $18.00 and 620.00 Men's Underwear Fancy Hom Tc Overvonts $3.75 ase Men's 12: $14.00 and $20.00 Men's $9 15 ate eens Sey Seer 24c Hone aC Cravenette Coate ’ jerweer Be Me n's Heavy Wool 19 i 905.06 due 006.60 tuen's | 2, ee Ridted 39¢. 0!" AWE '. venaite Unde ; 50 Mo ‘on’s Silk Lisle 23¢ : Good be ses hae Mes's Crown ond axe ‘Dba | Underwear ic . P | : ants $1.) Men's bterine . For a Suit, Coat or que. ene 0050 iae's Underweer Bo : Mat, or all of them. Panto 9$c 41.50 Mon’ ll Woot 1%¢ One Price, Cash of 99.50 and 65.00 Men's $1. 35 n Ind ‘oe oe £ *anta ) mur 1 : Coot. W250, $4.00 ant 458 QO 16 | ORS 9Be a0 Men's. Dres Men's Pants sa » Light- Welgin 2 ‘ SPECIAL SALE wan moomabin gaan) * bed Sidrts only Ve, Moats Black Saican BQ ON SUITS AND ae ee . | Swit Cases | 1.25. me n's Got 59c Bs COATS AT Hats \ 68.68 mus a) a5 ‘ Men's Bow. 5c tome tes . $1.59 ond 92.60 Men's, in 98 } - Men's Shield and diffetent styles . C8456 ane Boe Sun $ heme 19¢ Greatly $3.00 72.50 Men'e Fedora War tea ee eres 2.45 | ‘ ie n's Fourtn-Hand 12¢ : bleh ead ot Tes ° Reduc d P giny M4 ‘ Ag Leather Bult Cases $4.85 0c and 756¢ Men's Four e eS or) 1 tad Mou'e Hate in ne 9 aud $12.66 Holl@ Cowhide| in-Hand Ties 29c a tyles aa€ be) ~~. a5 4 i0e e | CASH. CREDET: Westberg. & Chitds MasSlesB Brokerage a i 1812 — Gecond Av. — 1312 ee UNWRITTEN LAW CREE e i mions were organized in Porto! javing getus, the jury retureed a aie eaten Peer — ) Rico, and 27 of thowe disbanded last! verdict of “hot gulity” and the y, while Naph DOOM ED Prices cut deeper than ever on the Eastern stock of high-grade Cloth- We saved the $2,000 farfet moneys, but we bought the stock te do &, ge! Co. te save the forfeit of $2,000 which Now we must te reduce the stock as much THE STAR—rieivay, rp include } | We orkingmen These unions te principal trades, as well as ip antations able that Porto Rico wilt a. ‘oe the base from which the organtzation campaign will radiat througheut the extr southern (By United Press.) | parted house, through Lg at, to, part of the Borth Aeart an cone : ‘om o orde one perate th tlhe | aifieent Catholto pageant, more) of Columbus from five states ned me ne wal pete ¥ wa ; y , Gny other’ feature of the re! financing the movementand provi ing competent # kers and orga promt | nent sculptor was arraigned tn court for murder, He had killed his wife. Therefore he waa an yxorcide, ja thing to be resarded wif horror Instead, the mercurial Neapolitans Influenced by a hysterical press, | which described the prisoner an a man of great talent, if not a geniue, | placed him Gon a pedestal; made }a hero of Bim, in fact The Young wife had been a public Jainger, and although possibly not | the ideal mate for a neurotic being such as her husbagd undoubtedly | was, she had lived with Mm for sey pral years | When the trial was ordered, the} | murderer was shown every consld oration, He walked to the "Palace of Justice” without trons, contrary to custom, agd sat where he desired & mghout trial, He bore him not asa iminal, but as a with a woman who r his y | given | who had been mur stand the! Augurated, with the pope's bless-|rying drawn swords. in the simple garb o Franc When called to the , ing, by Archbishop Quigtey Fifty-nine of the 81 American! can rhbor y be € the le uxercide spent three dayg” telling The highest prelates in the bishops were tp line In the 86 Catholic pulptts of Cri. | the story of his life, His words fell United States and Canada marched| The most notable figure of the! cago Sunday the saw rmon on| "on appreciative, approving ears through the streets of Chicago,| parade was Archbishop Dimoede| “The nary was| The tale was a word pleture of his from the doors of the Holy Name! Falconio of New York, personal| preached by variot ng, | Atal his fivefons, his disap.) ee 7 a ; n polntments; « story of his wooing, | his wedding, his suspicions; « tale dally | could ory #0 | worked upon the minds of the ju ary | that when his attorney made & plea | based on the unwritten law as justt ' | preastog of the poor poy the rich applauded. An artistic soul oF DENVER, Colo. Nov. 27.—Plans|*nd powerfyl has produced and | ¢ n raged, was cause sufficient in tie | ant being develo to thorougpty | 2UTtured a spirit of revolution, total of 112 union eg of the arbitrators of fate. AFt| eg ped OroNsBly | which, unless the workers are in what is knows as the! must ive, A human life must n@t| } A WOVEMBER 27, 1908, THE NEW WAR (Star Special Bervice) o WASHINGTON, No Sam has gone dee hess of toaching Arnty war the PEDAGOG OF WAR: per inte the War college | how to instruct sty tent A In ef schools and colleger or is presid | colleg ie new war co Jone of the handsomest tn ington AT A TRAN CASTRO STOPS (Sy Unadil United Pregs) AT TRINIDAD) cove'ts"s0 o 0as ae th wh today at a (By Up Uni hited P & into Caleuttg, Pe bens } POR? oF PAIN Trinidad, | » ean passengers. wig | Nov 2iPresident Cast of A bole wy torn through one of ¢ | Veneoxue arrived here t PT lee eakienal ot the cary , ay his way to Mure to secure ox-|' rt : tn prt Inaro pert medical attention trace throw the aga | President Castro is accompanted | |) - sod in the CO it, } by hin wife, several other member 1 rn rt iat Ry lot hia immediate family and three | ©)" peeiaty rey | | Venezuelan phystelans « foarch for the | ‘The president wan on the deck, |” ie Hite hove that he and looked He expressed r ” rehended gret at his inability to come ashore mb thrower ig jand sald he we 10 #o ro | 0 8 ee . per ture in Febre and stay as |" ‘Y Coe? te pnd ~ | me cturing infernal as beng COP TRIONT (200 BY WALDON TAVEETT: . for months, planning @ COLL EGE IN WASHINGTON Congress wil! aboli#h the tariff | slaughter of the white . when you aad I will be wearing | India Washington, formally dedicated by either a muslin o ! halc Uncle | Elihu Root, secretary of state, the! says Joo Canno s nothing to| Teacher: That boy at at the. , other da army officers will be in| look forward to, thie halo thing. of the class was the ama bush structed in higher courses of war | Kven the asbestos article may be| in the school last summer, " than are taug@@t at West fF protected out of our reach by nt Examiner He ts now; the tag, at) These officers will also be t time f the class is nearest the rdigig * Anty Drudge Disagrees with Professor Jawhard "Professor Jawhard says these are the three steps Anty frote tee are all right blessings. saves our health. 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Follow the easy instructions printed in it Straightforward _Dealings No Exaggeration of Values in Our Advert We Are Building on a Conservative and Solid Basis superior quality; this gar ent we strongly recommend for ite wear Our price, We show a strong line of Men's Plain and special Saturday, $1.10 pet dozen 15 Dozen Roys’ War J 5 One oye ™ Filannelette Blouse 1 Lot of Unbleached Bath Towels; 4c Waists, soft and warm for winter school Babies’ Winter Garments ape Jaturday, each wear; they come fn neat stripes in medium bathers. wt 1y economy, will fl and dark co “run from 6 to 14 | g,. a sur prices. Women’s Outing Flannel Gowns org Speotal for Saturday 25c Mitts, white and all ‘fhe and Skirts. annel G edium quality fl First Av. | me name and shape of Fels-Naptha are the only se than can be imitated. “Folks that wash’ the Fels-Naptha way can iron the same day. You don’t use the wash-boiler when you use Fels-Naptha. You don’t use hot water, either. The white clothes, you'simply wet and soap with Fels-Naptha, roll and leave to soak about thirty minutes in cold or lukewarm water. Just the way you leave the sponge to rise whee you’ re baking. The colored things are washed through a heavy — Fels-Naptha suds. Then you just rub the clothes through and rinse very thoroughly, mit The work is soon d ‘a the wash is fon a sweeter than it ever was before And wash-day doesn’t turn the house Nothing harmful in Fels-Naptha. It cannot injure a off. The first He's 'wa f in their way, but Gay re far from unmixed @ sewing easier, but The gas stove saves chores for The men can’t make us wash twice as [ Fet-Naptha bs wash-dny ast express Imlatins the slow accommodation ———-Small_ Profits We Aim at Selling Honest Merchandise at tl rofit, and We Consider No Sale Final Until the Customer Is Absolutely Satisfied ~ for Saturday Saturday's Shoe News Strong Values in Ladies’ Men's Extra Fine Jaeger Fleeced Underwear; Misses’ School Shoes, ‘wear Saturday the flesce that won't gather in lumps or vicl kid, patent tip, m wear off; celebrated for its weartng quall- Boys’ Kangaroo Sehool | Women's Fine Jersey Ribbed Vets a ties; all covered seama and neatly 50c Shoes, warranted not Pants to mateh; vests forméitting finished; sizes 22 to 46. Our price to rip, California oak fall r lar cut; they come in a Men's 75 per cent. Wool Fall Weight Under tan soles. 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