The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 11, 1909, Page 5

ore na, rok ing nes >, Of. @ bill aed : SPR 8 rr acre oe OE A j ™ 4 Af sod THE STAR- LABOR’S HOMES IN JEOPARDY IN UNION CITY WHERE CAPITAL FLEW 10 COURT FOR HELP are Plaste # Union Workers, There Are Hard Times > ¥ coms b \ Wy g* Againat Suing Employere—Only Bit v 1 t ings awe--Gases Where Hard Earned Sav THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1909. 'S.E, CO. "FREEZE-OUT’ BILL HAVING HARD KXOCKS APIA, Feb. 11.—The Seatth per ¢ f the holders to 1 “ th ‘ | t m 1 ' 1 having a hold w t h bef i h wt ma h 4 the k t held ' F Hicha " rs t * 1 & W “STAR IS A CLEAN NEWSPAPER” WEEKLY COMMENDS Hu ND TAKEN REGARDING NEWSPAPER ADS. LOCAL STA ge Os —— JAT TOP W. C. HAY IN FRONT OF HIS THEATRICAL HOME MAYOR GILBERT (WHITE. SLAVE DEALER sere | MAKES CONFESSION sae GREAT LABOR HAPPENINGS Be THE WORLD OVER BY: PETER POWER. |! 7) OLE HANSON SAYS ol, WE DID NOT LAY | AND ALL THAT HEARD HIM WERE AS. TOUNDED AT HIS UNDERSTANDING AND ANSWERS.—St. Luke 2:47. the sake of de be taken to f any mm ediate vicin school from an the part of the ik was a ur the members of tt ehool, A.| hear earnest and ¢ 0. Youngs eighth | ment from the It at school, ap | to reallze the ity of the FP C. Cohen and grade puptis from the peared before the co s fire and /that they p school ste laws relating Water committe: last night and! unable, so ," to carry |28b8 some whisky ad, dey reat Britain, but it; Urged the « protect the} qut the suggestions 1 highly-tinted letters. Then there hour day, and it is like plans ¢ par iiam, and figures, lurid fellow worke many will make to shatte that othe tleanam alte sana ma timid girls and boys 1} terms imply. While the commis | With them. le fe "gion was Tory at the outset, there *“*-e us J t yo the ") were enough labor men and social And what do you Qink of a hod } $500.00 reward if | serves every ! to} iets on board to wield a. powerful |carrier serving an vice chairman of ii 4 committee | influence, and the result is that the council in Australia? Si p nat the billboards \7 @ converts of so respon¢ " Electricity, vibration, tight, ther. TIS€N foods made with | th, vrotest axa erie c A Wy pga those “It Raises the Dough” and nt of the United sits at th abi ates 4d of ings of ernment out Liberal | aphy, hot air sweat baths, and other Grugiess methods. Crescent Egg Phos-). phate Baking Powder Optical reom fo: treating eyes commission ya recom that the NEW COLLECTOR OF fitting glasses present poor laws and equippe< . . | b “eo ped out, and that tn ci ro # @ miner Semeerioe te contain alum, lime, _ CUSTOMS IN ALASKA : ah saith WS. candtad: be proviae| Who how presto A eae ene oth H an-\ 4 oyment for the worke who er in secretar » affairs, tician cream of tartar (ro-) sv Alaska, 1 i the pres Ay be involuntactiy "idle without | while a « bead s wae © sitating them to become crim tional de chelle salts) or any)» « ; other sub- |, « to find jobs tn t * the for trade is mmmiseion propose estab orme nade hat i injurious s ° f a government labor de CAFE & GRILL =| CRESCENT MPG. CO, | snncuced “it” he and ‘appoint Be id De and irrtgn i FIRST AND MADISON. ffl! arater of Mapleine, the New Flaser | Nome, who le now on hi ; the lee ling wa a claiming ALL VALENTINES AT COST TO CLOSE OUT home "ru — eee oa « Champ! pers wer HEAVY 10-ROD ROLL FARM FENCING 48 INCHES HIGH This Fencing is ideal for yard or farm, having small mesh at bottom and gradually widening as the top is reached ; stays are 12 inches apart; roll contains 10 rods; extra special Friday e Range and Washingt slane: $5.4 | Bex aoe. 1! a bits a eae 8 | MAY MOVE S SuDeERS |WORK STARTS ON BIG peipcaeed Gas Mastes? plies a HOME TO BREMERTON s OLYMPIA, Feb. 11 Special Cor Kitsap county fficial a enpondence en and he branch Orchard are taking uf Se Carpet Tacks, 2 for S¢ | 10c Canvas Gloves, 4 Pairs, Cor daar i i ae e nf i Soldiers’ Home at Orting Lincoln’s Birthda store closes at noon— dee yy SEATTLE . THE ADVANTAGE OF MAKING A LOAN HERE 18 THAT YOU ARE BORROWING SEATTLE MONEY. YOU ARE HELP- ING THE TOWN. NO COMMISSION ASKED. CORNER FIRST AV. AND UNIVERSITY. “Cline Piano Cai AGENTS FOR KNABE The Worid’s Best Piano’ One’ Priced Piano Nouse 1406 FIRST AVE. ——AND— Tourist Turkish Hotel Baths Finest Bath Establishment in the Northwest Hotel Rates, From 75c Up Special Weekly Rates ee Corner of Main St. and Occidental Av. PURCELL SAFE CO. THE GENUINE f HALL’S SAFE & LOCK CO.’S SAFES Herring-Hall-Marvin Safe Co. ~ B12 OCCIDENTAL AVENUE DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER, Inc, BROK ERS. Stocks, B rivate Wires Both Phones—37 a 804-30 Alaska Bids. Irders nt or on “ensouted WILL OUST MAYOR _ patrolman AND POLICE CHIEF »PEKA, Ka F John C. Walling Co. PIANOS—419-421 Union St, that the o and combined with Port Orchard P € w p 2 for , . | igen $1.00 Shears, 6D¢ Savings & Trust §) "ssc 4 He Curtain Pole Trine | a wolves on ecues nolng brown join a mings, Be ment of the famous Keen Kutte Company shat a le | Complete Set Brass Ow Shears. « a special we offer w nde = | Pole Trimmings, for a pair of fully warranted nickel - Pleads Guilty | ro) ton a we nerd rings plated dressmake size Shears | i Brackets, ata: sonsted 9c ‘worth $1.00; shee Second and Cherry ding guilty to e charge of « We succeeded in r set for 69c FIRE-PROOF COOKING WARE SALE CONTINUED Grant ¥ of the vided 000. Profits, $35, on the complaint of a bystander, | Aged 57 years, and six times mayor | who said the physician had taken |0f this city, died yesterday, after |the woman's purse. Dr, Stewart, & brief IMneas from what it is sup | was accofipanied by his wife and| posed was acute kidney trouble |three children at the time, At| The news was a shock to city and [the police station h a| valley realdents. itl great mistake had been a aa | resonCrricaG) | $3.25 Rayo Oil Lamp $1.89 The Well-Known Rayo Lamp, complete with white- lined green shade; perfectly constructed and abso- lutely safe. The best lamp made. $1 89 . $3.50, an event that ha equaled. WOMEN’S HIGH-GRADE, SUITS, best broadeloth, amas; women declared Friday BIG CUT RATE Values up to $45.00 —eo— We Invite Your Account Billiard Parlors, Third Ave. Money-Raising Sale! | $2,500.00 months’ im 35e Frying Pan, 21¢ Clothes Pins, 6 Doz., 5¢ Announces an In a oe Cold Handle Extra Hi avy Steel | Regular 3 Dozen for Se, Select i ss wa » veer Bea bidet ose Carduced. Cats Bina: well crease in Capital with having in the next two days, Friday and Saturday, February 12 and 13. We havea A sive nished; Fri¢ ‘ 6 amounting to Mo. 8 we 5s Mc | rises: Friday tye 5c Sicck frank S100 Arb Te xing lapentiy let) fae ancinon, but ||, large stock of the latest styles in coats, suits, skirts and shirt waists, which ; n : . 9 , will be docked | was brought back here for trial we will sell at one-fourth less than actual co 25c Sink Strainer, 15¢ 10c Salt and Peppers, 4¢ to $300,000 Counet! for Webster etter enact ooman eavily Knameled ig Assortment, bo shape 0 $500, e had paid bac © me , . (torpor Bae pon PO payee poe pret Cate Gait nan | reece, 9 i a jap had paid Rack theme " 200 SHIRT WAISTS, in not, silks, batiste and ) WOMEN’S AND MISSES' COATS, in plain and with stand or may be fastened | Pepper Shakers; an odds and #| ss d : n whom he saw stag PIONEER (6 OAD. sarge ek 0 $1 49 en oy Val nae Vy ee $2 75 in corner of sink 15 ends lot to close at 4 } Surplus and Undi gering alor he street, Dr. Jamea| PUYALLUP, Wash, Feb, 11] sina . B ° nse’ ee 00 and $13.5 ‘ special C J each Cc | A. Stewart was arrested last night| By U. P.—Christopher C, MeMillan, There is opportunity for you to get | SILK PETTICOATS, black and all new effects | | women’s $9.50 and $12. serges also extra sizes for stout B. GERBER, 1410 Second Av. The Shop of Style and Economy. aising part of necessary funds, but still must raise that go best with popular modes. a ae es $3.85 WOMEN'S FLANNELETTE AND CREPON DRESSING SACQUES—Fine 73 MAN-TAILORED | ‘ality, Values up to §2.00.. £96 and fancy Pan- | 350 WAISTS, In batiste and lawn, trimmed with $14.75 | Soest. ae 50 skirts for | s never been | Values $1.50 and $2.00 ....,..ceeeeene Between Union and University, clans.