The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 11, 1910, Page 7

‘G MATTEN EVO PLADELPAA TRACT N THE BLOOD N TRUST OF THE_PEOPL LAE STAR—FRIDA O'Leary ont of intend announced to the Assistant au police, Now the company began to dis Y} MARCH 11, 1910, | (War, but the potloe palloe cordon between & car and A jn the sunlight of Plorida, wh road detectives the prisoners went) collection of Van Dyke paintings J. P. MaeNichol, otty in,| mony of special potloemen or rail hawk | 1B. Widener enjoys his $1,000,000; money; the pollee and the militia jand the apecials” and the Com ing clubs y hewapapers that a supply of riflon) “VEhsualtion of thiv sort reported at) to pri | Mayor Reyburn has the honor of his| sacks have earned their pay and ammuanttion had been pur! t tale averaged 150 a day. No Detectives for the trust “planted” | Office; Boles Penrone graces the Might makes them right, ang chased for rlot and strike une |polooman went to a hospital be! a bomb which they tried to show) Uméted States sen eo" the KuAran’| wenkness and poverty make Viola : ioe teed stockholders w wet their d Marie wron ” } cma injury was the work of atrikers . or se abet Began Firing Men Patrick Allon was driven by a j chasse ite men in viol i ft ite truck and erushed to death ix wofourning with bis famfly SS Een Shred ie ete Pe Pee ga ap die! Alt but tour of the 28 police mag aaa a ahile SOLID COMFORT : ee shania ‘ he as yy | letrates are known as “gang” men. DANCING ACADE Its Promises to Stockholders re ., Chay whe eae cee tee CALCLY | Theee dealt with prisoners with un ‘ria Is what you enjoy when you Breaks the Latter and, Under Cloak a big traction stockholder, took | NGArtet severity. One boy, Carr, iY - hold. Ho meted 2nbo Tlter, took! WAS was rallroaded to the peniten ook With as 7 War, It Compels the Aid of Courts, Titles and clita toon unt with | tlary for aix years, did not even Cc G fa Geel . | Were augmented by 600 “spocialy' NAVE ® lawyer in court. The cases Let our solicitor eall and ey @ andfMilitia | Picked te on the wate ppbeclals '| were all rushed and upon the testi #1 our solicitor eall and convinee BY MARLEN E. PEW troop of state constabulary galloped into town armed with carbines elety youth, rifle in hand, responded | The Oriental Poo! Rooms. bon 302 Ind Seattle Lighting MORE HOT s shown by the fact th: t of a DOWNENG, Wo! Ine. demands of !a — ey rit oe “1 Sneuniend aneuineas ag ther yf (Ratabitened 1098) | WATER by the action of the Wade(phia Kapic en are strikers, | ‘ ruthie violate solemn con But the people of BROKERS Co., can 3,000 met soy be ple to wal it murderous weapons ficial» and courte. There was an 304-308-208 Alaska Midg } peo tebe tee ; se vely spirit, The first tthe ott} meen —_o | hands of every iceman, fireman and breaks were met by bullet and { Sih orders shoot to kill”—can club, And this is what bas mad | ; dened the people of Philadelphia / reets cossacks Of a trust into the stree rate : Children were shot down in the state, make pup tf the Mayor, city otreets and many community int ployment, force and convert a ody field of battle. Philadelphia hate the company that has looted thelr city and prostituted their of- Catherine Conroy, 11, on her way home from Sunday school, wae run che, feratn and Both Phowes 270. ¥ vate Wires BEST Company PELPHIA March 11.—Here is an estimate }to the order for militia Po uel yaeenoes 154 earth Ave esialita ars os } , owek . y | Clarence O. Pratt, national or hn 7 | Phones: Main 6767; Ind. 67 wer of a trust that wallowed a city gov aniser of the car nen, #aW (hel seven’ char barker ahop. Larmeat as iahec : 4 i | ieey bie Satelite neni ,,| Place of the kind In the world. $10 : neople ence " 0 provoke you. | Pas ¢ail s16 wrench from the peo} le ¢ nough money te if you tft @ hand in violence your | tg Ra Pike ide Gul | watered securitics afloat, to pay to guar cadse is lost my ah PALA( LESS GAS stockholders mous prohts, to resist Mow weti the mon understood Is = ri | » 10x10 ft. with about r10 hours, 9} down by a policeman’s horse. Marie Whelan, 10, was shot in the hip by &@ policeman, THE it take the | payments down and weekly payments LOWEST Second Ave. and Yester Both Phones 5 Viola Bevans, 12, was shot in the head by a policeman. Marie Deviin, 17, going to work was shot in the side by a polloe man it forced te opinion against dollars and nothing STERLING JEWELRY 00. for Room 110. 708 First Ay. ‘Tel. Main Tree John max Hughes, a young Was a bystander d ance. A special thim te move, He refused and ffieer shot hire through the killing him instantly i Sellers, 14, wan ortppled business ne & die seman or CLOTHES WASHED —IN—— No Vent Doylalr Water Come in and see it Five with our Heater. | east | Rite Lite Shaving M frame, heavy nicke irrors, wolld brase #41, plate MARY DEVLIN We do plumbing, steam She was walking to work in al from a potieeman's club 66 99 and hot weter heating in | glase Mirror; ads to all post downtown department store, whea Ran Over American Fiag. oap a e oap ali branches, and we do it | tions; $3.00 value. & policeman's bullet entered her right. spectal : The crowd, of which Sellers was had piaced an Amertoan fag street car track and warned rman not to drive over ft *, Causing terrible Injuries, JOHN HUGHES. He was instantly killed by the} right st Have that immaoutl cleanness and sweetness of new goods. SE SUBSTITUTES 5o-—All Dealers MODERN PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. 224 MADIBON STREET bullet of & special poticeman Ar] Wb he did the crowd charged | - — . though but 22, he was a successful business man j j ALBERT REIMS. | He threw @ stone at a street car, fand Judge Howard Devis, personal! | friend of Mayor Reyburn, sentenced! j him to 13 months fm a reforuatory He wan the sole support of hts wit ‘ mother and two baby sleters. JUDGE HOWARD A. DAViS, Mayor's friend, who gave stiff sen tences to men and boys whe | is sejabcienindlivenenaigtigiseniiaraiaied threw at street cars. Or to the men tt hired? It enys it! can't do both. It chose to break its) i that their greatest assets were) Word te the men. / rich franchises they had #! The first warning sred from potitictans. nanan The men struck for better hours ond pay and treatment. They! wanted thetr share of the prize The public sympat and because tons coming on the company t gent children to gueered at a m!, who refused tn pis to “wrder Wormers wd | toeape sbot right and nothing cise have gone ove whea ES a a $45,000 Stock of Manufacturers’ Spring Samples and Broken Lots of | plainly say that they cannot keep the agreement and pay the millions of dividends they have guaranteed to the merged companies. Such ‘fallures means a recetverahip. So thie blood is shed for dollare The question is shal! the trust keep its word to the companies it fought! ’s Suits FABRICS aba. N LETHE LATEST PATTERNS Men’s Suits, Pants, Hats, Shirts, Underwear, Hose, Etc. At Less Than Cost to Manufacture Che Peerless Clothing Co, makes immense purchases of Men's Clothing, Hats and Furnishings at less than cost of raw material, | was going up ef common the traction mas Buce profits 2 ; i and will place on sale the entire stock, commencing Saturday |Tomorrow), March 12th, at 9 A. M. At Their Store, 1301 First Ave., Cor. Universitv Street—The Greatest Sale in Years n the manufacturers have goods left on hand which are broken in lots and sizes, and are bulked off with their It’s absolutely pure, sweet jand wholesome, packed in air-tight cartons that keep out all taint from dust or handling, Gold Star Oleomargarine Is much to be preferred to many of the butters on the market. It keeps fresh practically indefinitely. A good part of it IS the ver Ne creamery butter, and the rest refined fate that are just as nourishing. Doubt if you could tell the difference if you didn't || know beforehand which from | other. Every sea We newest goods samples, were first on the market this season and procured the stocks at practically our own price. These are manufacturers’ this season's newest productions 1301 and are marked at less than the cost to manufacture. Remember, sale starts to morrow, March 12, at First Avenue, at the corner of University Street Note some of the Manufacturers’ Sale prices: Men’s Pants Hats $2.50 PANTS $1.35 Men’s Suits Topcoats LOT 6--816.00 TOPCOATS $4.35 Furnishings LOT 1-10.00 SUITS FOR $4.35 . é ons ae en's Corduroy and 4 M@uufacturer’s samples and hea Bite. new apring, Sune | Mens gub0e Toncous ihe | QQ egy earned | isdn’ Meng Soe,cet | Moker itr of new Sine sate 30c Per Pound |) 's severe smaaee and 94 965 | incon” eas Matind not to ips fine naan, | Seer7 style and color: worth styles,.now . . all wool; $4.35 well worth $3.80 : | trom $3.00 to $4.00, $1 65 now worth §2.8 ; At : no That makes a big differ- 42,00 SUITS FOR $5.06 his sale, a pair $1.35 2 %OT 7—YOUNG MEN'S BUITS Young Men 1.50 AND $2.00 HATS 690 ence in household expenses 00 Wool Suits, the $7.85 ot.te PANTS 91 2 mB, Boe ye b> - Bangp acco A of "Phone if your dealer does || newest patterns and cut; per | gig 09 91.00 and $20.00 Youths 16e HOSE 6c “y+ egg bbe turer's samples and 084 69 s not get it for you— | fect fitting; $5.85 and Young Men's Suite ranging | Giack and Tan Hose 6c terns; would be a snap 1 95 lots; now oe c Spring } | BpblLar ad PRUE RE. in siseu from 16 to 20 $7.85 regular price 6c, new at $3.50; now, pair $ . $5.00 JOHN B. STETSON HATS to Edward Lytle | LOT S.-099g0 SUITS FOR 67.40. | #00: 8 20¢ FANCY HOSE 9 $4.50 PANTS $2.45 $3.36 } Men's $15,060 Suite, manufactur ° 296 pairs of All-Woo! Pants; all | John B. Stetson Hata, black and Sole Distributer, ors samples; no (wo alike; all Men’s Shirts Fancy Hose different colors; I iizes and meterials: regular | gray; different etyles; 3 35 Friedman's Gold Star | wool; & aplendid $7 25 regular price Gc price of these goods $2 45 $6.00 value, now . Oleomargarine, | lot wees ’ ' . $4.50, now - 760 SHIRTS 300 817 Western Ave Man 8 Golf and Negligee 25e FANCY HOBE 12\90 LOT 5928.00 8U)TS POR $18.05 $6.50 PANTS $3.95 39c Underwear jo Bhirts; 750 value Silk Embroidered Fancy Hose, | 198 pat and Wool Pants ain 2589. Ind. 4656. Men's $25.00 Hand - Tailored k Ei 1 98 and Wool Panta, | Main Suita!l silk and wool worgted #1,00 AND $1.25 SHIRTS 590 several shades; 26¢ 1226 bes a plat snewes si iot Soheumilaae ted _ —-- | tweed and velour; the very new Men's @jik Front and @triped | value 2 nt ig) I Caen COA tke Wace a ae — { eat goods on the market; perfeet [Goif and Negligee Shirts; the han WAL HObE tas per $3.95 ee ec “ales | in every detail; gréatest value newest patterns aad matefials; hae si a i wo over; $2.25 20 ACRE RANCH ever offered for $13 95 $140 and $1.25 9c Blac and = Brown Wool i ' , $1.15 r 26.00, NOW ..., ' ann Con 2be value bo Other G 1M t . # "7 BILK SHIRTS $2.1 sgt 1220 Notice! WSe UNDERWEAR 28s Of ¢ k 3g LOT 4820.00 8UITS POR $0.88 4.50 BI 2.15 : man's Bite Frama’ Gateoicial ; 7000 Makes @ 8% miles from Kent, Men's $90.00 Hand - Tallorod | Men's Stik Outing Shirts, fancy 50c NECKTIES 24¢ pe ae Golan ; i 39c 0. >, AN cleared Suits, silk and wool, cassinieres ollars and cuffs; all colors, | Roversible ailk N “it nits, \ Underwear ’ $9.50, SIO, Si2 80 fruit trees, 10 years, ali worsteds, raoure and Cheviots: auch as white cream, lavender, | G00 value, now 24c Shirt uff Cass, eto. esis ae " the newest spring patternet ) prown, purple pline e oh spac n mit 25 UI E EAR early Saturd t us save you more pearing. models; manufactuterg’ sam- | prettiest Shirts ever shown in 50c SUSPENDERS 23c to deseribe are #0 low in Men's ; $1.85 Wool Underwear All the best Small troit. ples; all different 9 85 the olty, $4.50 value, $2 15 Silk Web Suspenders; 23¢ price that one cannot reallze it | gray and brown; 59c re re here Five cows shades, for . oe DOs GW. claeseceh ent ae) 4) B00 value ‘a until looking them ove Tee aks cacakbasiniks Chickens, Good barn, 40x60 House, 6 rooms, all improve ments. Fine view of Inke, A bargain if you buy now Jones Realty Co. 621 Biowett St., Fremont White 467. THE PEERLESS CLOTHING CO, LOOK FOR THE MANUFACTURERS’ SALE SIGNS 1301 First Avenue Northwest Corner First and University right *Pthird Avenue