The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 20, 1909, Page 7

ee ee GOMPERS AGAIN L nited Prees.) tON Nov, 20 i president of Poe eee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee Se * . * * * eee eee WIDE OPEN TOWN (Conctuded.) ent iy th spent palgns is ie} in ever al on be made Id mean of the cit ent e| of such a affairs oon dange n't Kr any membe know what I'm any wing fac this gang. 1) talking about. I've} been where I could see their work and when the proper time arrives ase to t you'll find me out among the peo ie ten fraud 3 ple telling them about it by the p Corporations Would Control. | fa the Alaska coa If these men shoald happen to sudcessful at the polls Seattle's elty ge ent will be run almost solely interests of the sa ns and of the dishonest cofpora ms. By dishonest I mean those corporations who h, by money spent in various way number of councilmen and city ficiala to insure them ‘proper’ treat nt. I have no very serious ob-/ tion to the saloon man, so long as our laws permit him to be in bus ws, but.I don't betieve we have} ed that stag® in our mantcipal | where it the city government over to him. I haven't made up my mind yet to support Boullion. Two or three times while in office he publicly criticised all of the members of the/| eity council, when his criticism wits of the and by Clare Pragent, the ov Migoally an agreet that the Se Seste all Cansingham & coe fe them for h wy ether exhibits the bes shown that i a railroad com ‘and had & raiiroad line elsims to tide wa med the survey filed with ment. By the af y of the entrymer that ~ irymen their clatr had vol gecured. ther Affidavit. fn one of his affi of ja few. He made me pretty sore,| jand Ff haven't gotten over it yet.) | But PM say this much: If Boutlion | iw the next mayor of this town the/ | public will be kept pretty well post. We/*d about what is going on et the fae weteritaading that when|city hall. He'll baw! out every.) pests had been secured we would | thing: that doesn’t look jyst right to! a ps ge ged for the develop | him, and I don't beileve there's any om field, but fone Ipower on earth that would stop were taken atic, for the | him fh & corporation ARE JAILED that when title has been s« would my BALLARD, Nov. 20.--Mike Olm- form a compa estire group. nie | ing we had t of me | pe oe moe mee agent the! stead, Ernest Olmstead and John] Inlah were arrested last evening by Pred H. Mason, in a) patrolman Wolcott, while attempt- " ling to pun off a free-for-all fight on idea with us is/pallard avenue. The three men} fa secured we Will| «pent the night in the Jail, and this to get @ failroad! morning were released on bail. All We thought that/o¢ them are well known characters we would form 4/in Ballard. John Spilling Is being] Mlseue stock and bonds) noid in Jail, in detunit of bail, for] read. Several parties! icitering around saloons ‘ . Cunningham wi! al - wiltiog » railtoat, ad i! HORSES SUFFER ON BROADWAY T OYORK ime are found to be good, a| i mM eastern representative Smelting & Refin- j, Which is the Guggen. The piepte of Rainier valley May be closed with! complaining to the city of the t |rible condition of the road leading | from the city tw York. } The complaint states that the road | MENG ween Valentine and York is unfit} leer travel, and that the horses that lare driven acroas it suffer terriby | Severat horses have been killed, after having suffered broken legs pod ae field. | an a result of falling into holes os Geareed: The complaint also states that \t| fare beaten and kick. |!" itaman to allows road in such | ‘and half starved, herd- tower than sardines | om wate hed no written agree with any corpora-| the only understanding w f was that among ourselves afew sfiree bs yo aml refused to consider hers stood by are ‘la condition to be used and asks |that the city do something at once | thetr te remedy it. TEAMSTER SMOTHERED UNDER NEW BUILOINE Charles Brome, a teamster, em | ployed by the Seattle Transfer com- | pany, living at a lodging house at the corner of Maynard av. and Charles st, was emothered to death yesterday under a new building that is going up on the corner of the t opposite the lodging house who it is belleved was looking the building| throngh the partly of wate and By the time who heard ed the man was dead at Butterworth’s. A gee later, In the| sinter to the dead man lives at 1011 Bumber e| Tentt Cal Magazine, to show O President Diaz editors of th SMegezine say that they ® description of Diaz Wo than ry arene eo y yo THE PLANTA-| hovel ts maintained | crawl off to dfe.| ™e or two dying| Me found there. The| a6 “The House of 4 eels slaves, do other Mave four hours Soatinuously the @thausted, they are fast out to die Wt aiding in the oxpowure rp # a6 this that the! dr De Lara, friend of Turner, | over Was sought me De Lar: Save barons Worse than that who bouse. sleep other k, was He ald floor | twent On his oO & pool in ot fate the below Lara knew Smith st., Sacramento, Every lady should wear a Vic orla Sanitary Beit. Phone Main call 514 Wash. Bldg 3 or Firat av any befoi SIXTH THANKSGIVING SERVICE the Mmterast % EMERGENCY NOs. ANNUAL In THK WAYSIDE MOORE. Tatar heehee eee CLEARINGS Lais Dimond, Plas Settee eee eee , Vielinint AGO MISFIT PAMLONS 1400 WIRST A Wondertui Men's in juite, roy an of Men's nd sult ER Sesx ess, HED NEW TRIAL . Who murdered hin at Brighton and who . Purnishin Caves. Davenports | Lounges and Sant- tary Couches in} ereat array. Rew trial this Judge Yake ng Bore Throat, Laary's Lom | 4 Waidort Biden POYNO FURNITURB, | Saves You 4 Vee Cent. 708-10 Pike St. ie advisable to tura|' | Kvalsheug should have been confined to only |’ THE STAR—SATURDAY, ANOTHER WHAT-DOES.-IT-LACK PICTURE. at 10 ried DWORCE WAS CHEAP AT ANY QO PRICE sake cots The five ey and second de argume nequittal firet de he Sa ‘ murder in the murder n For heaven's a divorce it thousand dollars; r go and get a bundred worth that TWO MEN HURT {to me. Thus apoke Hubert A. Lague, of 4142 12th av. N. EB, a wealthy gold miner from Alaska, to his wife about a year ago His wife acted upon the sugres- tion and this morning was granted ree by Judge Yakey, of the superior court didn’t cost a hundred thou und now the former Mra Lague ts waiting for Mr. Lague to come across with the balance. KVALSHAUG JURY FAILS TO AGREE TACOMA, Nov. 16.—Disagree | ment has «snapped the tension in case against Mra. Martina acensed of complicity with Charles F. Neweomb in the murder of her husband, who was shot to death by Newoomb May! Thieves inst night The jury, which since | H. Martin's clothing yesterday afternoon has bat-| Westlake ay., and led within itself on the question ued at $200 J. &. Brenan, a ed « deep gash on the and Pierce Morgan, a wan slightly injured late yesterday afterncon when a Georgetown atreet car and a South Park car collided at Georgetown, The acct dent wae due to greasy rails. The ar wee partially & motorn iataln forehead, | Georgetown wrecked WILL RATIFY NOMINATIONS. The socialiat party will hold « ratification meeting Sunday even ng, November 21, at # p. m., at which thelr nomi principal speakers ROB CLOTHING STORE. 1913 da val xtore, Poor Light, Bad Air, Crowded Rooms Contribute to Spread of Disease At a meeting to Washington, att 4 ding resentatives of workingmen, the sentiment was u | air, poor light and crowded roome in many school | uted largely to the apread of consum lof the American Federation of Lat duction In the hours of labor, and sec | possible to provide better sustenance assist in the great work of stamping ow! While much has been accomplished In the fight against consump tion, it ls necessary for each individual ake eve precantion against | contracting the disease, Coughs and colds are a prolifie source, and [must not be neglected. A simple, inexpensive and effective remedy in| made by mixing two ounces of Glycerine, a half ounce of Virgin OU of Pine compound pure and eight ownces of pure whisky, A teaspoon: ful, four times a day, will ally break up a cold in twenty-four hours and cure any cough thet ts curable. This fortauia is frequently prescribed and is highly and advertised by the Leach Chemical Co, of Cincinnatl, the genuine Virgin Ot] of Pine compound pure by I ducators and rep- imous that the bad and factories contrib | ei Gompery, as President maintained that by causing a re-| her wages, which made it Federation had done much to! the disease ’ 7 recommended | who prepare} You all know what that meane— the best of everythi just as you want it. And the Best eat here. SMITH’S CAFE 1123 Third Ave. Fourth and Pike, on the Boulevard. THAT PEELING OF CONTENT after having dined well can be your daily experience when you dine here. Our foods are tempt ing and delicious, our wines and beverages of all kinds are sulted to the refined palate, and cigars are a dream to the man who loves a fragrant cigar and a good smoke after a satisfactory meal at the American. Music Every Evening from 6:30 to 12:30, Including Sunday. the best Cake, 400 Pumpkin Pies Plum Pudding at 40¢ per pound. Extra good per pound. Hetnz’s Mince Pies, 20¢ and 15e. Better and cheaper than you can make at We have Fruit 300. home. Have THOMPSON’S CAFE AND BAKERY, Main 2145; Ind. 5480 Second and Marton St your order in early Phones Do You Dine at the rae CAFE If Not, Why Not? It's the Best in the City Fourth Avenue Between Pike and Union ~ Famatie Grotto” 955 from jorial Noouday Combination 200. Be. Home cooking your place at; 100 and The Newport }) '*s: ‘ine up A 3615 of Main CAFE & GRILL | Prompt delivery assured. FIRBT AND MADISON. } 1830 One trial. one test Goodbye to the reat Main office, 219 Marion siroet blackemith, | in| ‘or schoo! directors will be the | anvacked W./ NOVEMBER 20, 1909, YOUR GIRLS GROW OLD TOO LA Arnold’s Asthma Cure FAST, SAYS CHINESE GIRL Slant Eyed Girl With Ideas Coming to Learn From Us. women too 8 Our wowen na differ They stay at home and nfluence the men. Maybe that better, but education, more knowledge, would not hurt them.” “Half China thinks and half'does not,” said Mrs, Cheng, in outlining the purpose of their to the Pacific coast. “Among our women the percent age is even smaller than that, Wa propose to awaken the wom en, but, oh, dear umbering so v get old fast. They are always rush along after things. get what they want ent way iw more of journey they have been ong, it suppose we will have in China d what you to term “modern RAN are the sentiments of race bright ot the flag a They from t “nn orld the land of awakening dragon mae. LIM CHENG. ever came po Loren ar Kong, acr mband of Mra th nid ther un of thelr and | Orient me jfurther knowledge In. the ne that thay may return te their birth and aid in thelr steters os. Hight that brought . with and vot earne the young matron neer sinters have nission to the tor a it is & woeking for f Mra, I further Cheng | clannen California he From the time mature on the trees, to the time the aromatic brown cocoa is put in tins rardelli’ COCOA retains its natural purity and full flavor. Don’t ask merely for cocoa —ask for Ghirardelli’s. hi There are nine or ten cles of cocoa trees, the American continent PULLMAN AND | AND REGAL AUTOMOBILES Hin" ene Car Go. Nevgisenid eriierits x jenry Butiding ACME“ SOUTH PARK CLUB IN SYMPATHY WITH INTERURBAN FIGHT. At a Parh ipport the Puget That n be went to the Improvement elub daily pa Signed ere fT COOPER J, ANDERSAN STOLE HIS COAL When Ge went out ing pu tolen d Barr wood hat two load had to his shed he fouud chased ring MACHINIST ARRESTED. erday the nigh mach morning worth! Mike ¢ a Henr arrested charge of passlt ene He is held at the city jail pending further investigation F Taylor, Ut Call for Fre Catarrh and Asthma Cure. Free Massage with Arnold's Vibrator at $36 Arcade Bidg., Seattle. WE HAVE THE LARGEST | NUMBER Of first-class workmen employed of any of the jocal paint and paper houses. Work done promptly and correctly at moderate cost. Federal Paint & Wall Paper Co. 1314 First Av Ind, 2913. of Arnold Admission shee oo Dance at Dreamlana. free should wear a Vi Belt, Phone Main Wash. Bidg,, 705 Every lady torta Sanitary 2103 or enll 514 First av Main 2304 the beans It's a Warm Proposition to get big C.al bills, but then you should recollect that the Coal makes you warm, too. Ours has good heating qualities, but you nev- er get hot over the bills. These are Mght, but the load is full weight. No dirt, no rubbish added to tempt the scales. No scaly treks done to customers in this yard. If you have not yet put im your winter supply of fuel, let us sell you Coal. You will find it burns well and lasts long J. W. BULLOCK Phones 87. 4 CUMMINGS, MOTOR CAR co., 310 E. Ajke St. OLDSMOBILE “ Ie What You Require. GORHAM RUBBER Co. 310 Firet Av. South. A Goodrich Tir Babcock Electric ; BODY BUILDER THE COUPLE-GEAR TRUCK ennereial Gerege. © Vigtenoen, id ©o. Electrics F. A. WING, AGE Broadway and Ma 2. 910 E. Pike FISK TIRES | East 4222——Ind. L. 2021) Maxwell and America MOTOR Pous uP Mare Bw 1, 926 First McDONALD BROS., Auto Top Factory | Everything in the carriage trimming line. Sip linings a spectaity. Temporary Quarters, 519-21 EB. © St, Near Brondway, Phones: Sunset, East 506, lad, 4381. NOVELTY MOTOR Co, AUTQMOBILE | au Kinds Oakland Motor Cars Fred Fisehbeck, Age A_ forty-horsepower buflt, Full equipped, front car ongty top and glase £1,960, F. 0. tthe. 312 B. Pike St, OLYMPIC MOTOR CAR COMPANY DISTRUBUTERS OF CHALMERS-DETROIT, POPE-HARTFORD, PEER. LESS AND HUDSON MOTOR CARS The New Down-Town Garage One Block From Postoffice Phones: Matn 4899, Ind. 902) 1317 FIFTH AVE. 800% Ptent Se} AND AUTO REPAIRERS jarion, Thomas, piew Electrics Overland Automobile Co. 1724 Broadway, East 7501, tnd. 1063. Overland Ca Pierce Arrow Motor Cars Puget Sound Rubber (0. . 1862, The Motor Car Agency, Ine, Office and Satesroom 1169- 63 Broadway Broadway and E. Unien.) Bast 80. Ind. 648, EXPERT VUICANIZERS Invites auto owners and tm terested public to visit thee pinat ot 1433 Broadway and see ens vulcanization, (8. W. Cor Phones. Phone No. eat at ‘Reo Four Cylinder $1,250 Royal Sales Co. ight bare in Repair Werk ¢ 1415-1689 Drs Seattle, Re ttes Agents for 8 and J 1421 BROADWAY, Kast 248, ‘Seattle Auto Brokerage | 110 Blanchard s¢, ‘Seattle Automobile (0. | 1422-25 Broadway and 142% 10th Av. | Seattle, Wash, Hast 1212. Ind. 1917. “1910 Franklin” Agents for Franklin Moter Cars Automobife Supplies, Storage and Repairs. STEARNS MOTOR CARS Studebaker 908 First Av, est Garage Northwest, Broegway ang Pr Ask ur New . M. HATCHER, 206 Amertenn Bavk Bldg. D “40.” © nM. F. FO. at South and 2201 to 2207 Second Av. ‘White Steam Car Baker Electrics OFFIOK AND GARAGE, 1409-11-18 BROADWAY attended to, Blectric cars stored “90, Rlectries, ing and repairing strictly Cars tor hire. Full Line of Supplies ¢ 245, Ind. S85. and 1 Phones, Sunset, Yenawine & Seibert. woop workers bodies and wheels buflt Wind Shields made to Automobile and remodeled order. Tel. 1876. 1508 10th Av.