The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 16, 1909, Page 5

THE STAR—FRIDAY FE AND LIMB ARE SOLD AT BARGAIN PRICES IN THIS CITY JULY 16 1909. « | a » 4 ai = . * nf aaaeeer es es ** eee ee | * “i piTTSBURG--MONEY BAGS PARADISE * “ hayes made Pittsburg # . Of money madne * » * a4 a for th who must walk; #® + e t of reach of the * 1 € * * contrasted with the poor litt # e 4 would be @ seandal iu any other #® | » 7 * | a Puy counell 2 are considerate # « wealthy and tful of the w oe ee of 1 * “4 jaa for th h man who In # a 0 he 1 ee courts take w® | ‘ the imilt «| al * | BEEP E EEE REN ARR Re | ee OTO $200 TYPE OF FOREIGN WORKMEN IN STEEL TRUST MILLS. From left to right Lithuanian, Italian, Russian, Croatian, Roumanian, and other organizations of working THE STATUE “THE PUDOLER,” BY MEUNIER, PRE. [or cy ws work eight The Ressemer ¢ " THE CITY OF PITTSBURG BY ANDREW CARNEGIE. [ee tbl ~ . ¢ enda The pour SS. EPOEEIOS, GF i on and coke into th are actual amounts paid by employers to 27 work: | “Bitehot fron and coke | tnto thy ily injured in Pittsburg during three months las bot as fire can make it. ts blow: Gt... 8200 $150 $150 $100 $75 $50 $50 MB OOO [TO averter to get rid arm. .. $300 & o jes in the “heat,” ae $100 $225 $175 $150 $100 0 “SS Be: $100 $55 00 full of molten stee © strongest man t erter, and {that is why have an elght hour day. If they worked longer the heat would kill them The trust knows this, of course, and is putting the emer ma chines out of bubiness ae fast as possible, and installing the open hearth tem of steel making. Then everybody can work 12 hours jean Ii Of the 7,000-0dd trust workers in , more than half came a, Roumania and Aus tria, Two thousand are native white persone and the reat a mix ture of other European races. Of course, the e#teel trust en on It took charge of the mammoth : fo what it has done mill 10 years ago, began to cut i Pittsburg in the 10 down expenses. The taxation item Red, Plerpont Morgan was a big one. Bat the trust got isto the United States aro at eanily ft hit on « plan to make Ite workers pa. at American city has (ts: taxes Here's the way the pmercy of this, the trust benses went about It trust, for a deo They drew an imaginary lae be B soulless, sordid tween the mill property and the pwithout morals, degrad- jx of nearly a mil 4 V. KNIGHT. this summer, ae ried out Only one man in 100 has an eight-hour day in the trust mills. Most of the rest have a I2hour day. Molders and machinists have lwhat Is called @ 10-hour day, Wut Ithey work longer. Repairs keep m busy, ax each machine crew " et do ite own repairing is side of the line,” the/ A 2+hour Workday. | i, “we own ¢ yerty.| The operating day from the mill | jt a separate town and|etandpotnt f# 24 hours long The ‘men work in two 12bour shifts ry two weeks the day and) nt shifts change, this being Ac i complished by the day shift work the mill|ing Saturday throug the night enough jity In the world 1 i of poverty and vame it Munha Wealth and luxury On the other side of the 4 the men own thelr ow Whee been Wrought on we'll call that town Hor Peed by long working| Munhall levies taxes on ine and unsanitary property to sult the trust. Home-|24 hours, sleeping all day Sunday stead levies taxes on the homes of|and resuming work Sunday night through the people—also t the trust.|for two weeks of night work. At if ignorance In Mulhall the tax rate is 84/the end of the next two weeks) mille: the trust pays $40,000 taxes. they are idle from Saturday morn in Homestead the rate ie FIF-jing until Sunday morning, while TEEN MILLS and the trust pays (he r men shift as they did only $7,000 taxes there. foreman in these Home | ote teel mille is called the “push TRUST VOTKS.ITS EMPLOVES, | |" iiver. would be a better | word } March and October are called record months, and are sacred to breaking fecorda for output, the men being driven to the limit of buman endurance to make new the suppreseicr | irame ot pa 2 ead have the 1907 the trust's) nor the trust doesn't stop ite ex AS Were §=—$192,547,990 ploitation of thé men in mills and ectount was but | roll towns alone, It mixes in ° ‘4 every dollar the polities, and ite crowning act was i the big trust mills | }),, power it guve Senator Holes , any. os one, its bent friend, In Penn All Must Go—The ing the next few days. na " h { showings. i ecade le heny co anc 1 fa perhaps the) prot ee ee eee ieee eel poll:| A eplitup of trust cash 1s made pte igo pi pe after each competition to the thing the trust | pM ia keeping the , The 12howr day ts an al bows, though in a bos BOSSES who succeed in getting the most work out of their men The MEN receive nothing in cash, but get instead a new and harder mt Homestead standard of toil for the following ticians merent to see how the trust eget ia ‘boson a cal Hinel i rear soday 4 This splitup the trust calis a riper, with the bix-|ical proprietor of Pittsburg bonus system. It solely is an in ¢ Ma etl: Hares the ator! trust helps, ducement to the pushers to drive alll in the world, wil Here is the men under them. F During the 1008 campaign there} Hardly less evil in ite Influence Be ct. on the workers is the trust's spy » th who were & \ in} system. Let any worker voice a gain if you buy now. grimy |senate, The Penrose candidates in| somewhere (il territory were opposed to’ Having dor much to Pitts | community who appre:iates the value of a dollar. Don't let other s\les take you away. is the need of selling so great. We only ask you to 1010 FIRST AVENUE * ASTEEL WORKER'S ONE-ROOM HOME IN HOMESTEAD. FapN Fron) \eft to right, it is seen that this apartment is used as a bedroom, laundry, 4 a kitchen, ‘The anéréem HOME Is common in Homestead. Cor. tet and Pike. 27--We Have--27 Live BUYERS for Cit ot > h wa sue in| burg as and to the men as nh have stood for better homes | ; ead. The tmaje 1 th ; Workers and vo! it would seem and better morals and better wages till men wanted to ce 1 and the tariff-fed steel trust would stay If the trust fs now about to make | 0 TO $300 tuinimize the saloon evil out of the homes themselves. But! good the threat of its creator, J = a long way f ate , It owns them in many Plerpont Morgar 4 © union j « ath work 1 te of the 1 OUL Of The steel | ome, it will ere’ | hi ay i" h department here show that «weep on to-=what next —— tem bu ( Was 0 { C th years O TOBZAS | the trust to grat of the worst landlords | Wher ' thee Aw ahead in the w id | the trust did, t¢ } Help aid Penre Va Bhocking Living Conditions. THE ngtor What the Trust Says fter row of lineata on: Wall at: eee and Inconver | The Homestead general superity gon wags ats are within rea IN COW BUTTER 8TORE, << | tendent got a hurry call, twe | back-to-back “- ounes stand 0 TO & 100 days later the order was p: J tO between f ine te napte tive the stee! workers to sacrifice thelr and even more a nae eee All teats sold at thie market opinions about the saloon ev ” of the t One FF are kept tm « thoroughly sant They were told to vote for the Pen » nat and « tary refrigerator, are the beat rose saloon candidates or give up This roc solected animals money can | their jobs. f the da buy. Ow? sanitary refrigerators } it was hard to break the room, d and show cases insure free | pledges to wives and fellow laundry, a s the alek room, | 40m from dust and germcar- fi poerense Selleverts, Dut you Dr t ter is obtained from 9 '?'"etiee paerenere om | CHINE Wells, sometimes located Our prices are the lowest tp ol sd nee the city constatent with aupertor | Ten ’ the greatest trust [qual | i “ world ® great American | " F telson at ores eee ¢ Invite Your Inspection “SKIDDOO” 23 for You,” Says the Landlord And So It’s 23 lor Everything in the Store, Including Fixtures Men's Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Furnishings The price cutting during the few remaining days will be ruthless and merciless. We'll practically give you the goods rather than give them to the moths in a storage warehouse. We can get no other location and must close out the entire stock dur- Sale Starts at 010 First Av, Saturday, july(7,9A.M. This has been an unlucky year for us. We've been hoodooed on all sides. Bought an immense stock for this season—no cheap junk—but garments for men and young men that are the collected efforts of the greatest of ready-to-wear clothes- makers— hand-tailored—from ‘the very best and most dependable of all wool fabrics—suits adaptable for business, social, out- ing or dress wear, in harmonious keeping with any man’s station. Styles, patterns and colorings radical or conservative, as you please. Trade has been slack, anyhow, this season. Now the landlord says: ‘Get out or be thrown out!” and out we must go. No recourse is left to us but to sell this magnificent stock for what it will bring, and stand the loss—which will be your great Space is too expe rsive to quote prices; suffice it to say this sale is of surpassing importance to every man or woman in this pair of shoes—every article of furnishings—all new, seasonable goods, at prices that make every sale ever held in Seattle fade into insignificance. You're going to get an assortment of suits in the popular shades of the time as well as the always standard and “always in deman1” blues/and blacks at prices that hardly equal the cost of the goods, to say nothing of the making. The wreckage of our plans and hopes for a successful season is complete. We must now save what we can and quit. Be on Hand Early Tomorrow We say positively that nowhere else will you find greater bargains. Remember the Place L. FOGEL —last day, tomorrow, of our JULY SALE, the most suc- cessful sale ever conducted by this store, representing the most extreme value- giving ever extended Seattle homefurnishers! STANDARD FURNITURE CO. Second at Pine eererrrertee: H. L. KLEIN THE SHOEMAKER. i you can't get boote or shoes to fit you, get them made to measure at 217 JAMES STREET. DOWNING, HOPKINS & NYEH, tae. (Ketabiiahed 1898) BROKERS Property at Market Valve If YOU wan to BILL, see Us at ONCH International Bond & Realty On 100) American Rank wi4 ee F - a MARTIN & CO. GLOVES ‘ Men's Sains ° 0 {207 Second Av. Opp. Savoy Hotel, " ' ' « . site 14.0 Ramle Ponts «| i Traveling Bags <P on MEEK TRUNK @ BAG CO, 424—PIKE ST.—424 010 Firet Ave. The Home of “PERERCTO"—best clove tn this city for 81.00 « pair. Store Is Leased Over Our Heads You're going to have your unrestricted selection of every suit, every hat, every Nowhere else come in and look and you will come back to buy. NORTH OF MADISON ERITH TS Be rein ete