The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 2, 1910, Page 7

THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1910 . B li men again and again that | had not | | ttt ttt ttt tt tt te tet | AMUSE MNTS. "i usiness Bullies Women to eac t e taid it, and meant. rothing. Ot FOR AND AGAINST * * they kept coming back to the same ” SIXTH BABY 18 NAMED “SUFFICIENT” * | question again and again. | cannot |> Gwe reports, one in favor of the|* * MOORE THEATRE jngman-- eing ory 0 ar ie el er’ $ i e| doscribe how | felt Md iasue of $46,000 for the con-|* WAUKEGAN, TIL, Nov, 2.—frederick Crombte ni ood * ' I can't recall very much more. I dion Of b eatonty dam to * Roosevelt man, was told that the stork had just left another JAMES KO HACK WT 1 don't think there was very much the olty's w supply reser-|* «irl baby at bis he the sixth child and tourth daughter. # f " sj Woman Tells Story of “Third Degree”| Tey suid they mut talk to me im-| That will be enough for your paDer| vat aya’ tee eine eet grant |® “Butitotents” said "he nolemalys and viata theca S|! rue rassoxe ov zexpa” | J Tim ft H k mediately won't it? Tam very tired bond issue for the construction of|* “! am & good Roosevelt follower,” he explained, “but #ix chil # wlour Heawcaive Torture That Left Her Broken, in Physician's We are officers, Mra ider - n wtoel bridge on Mth av. N. B.{® dren for w man in my ctreumstances nough; that's why | # William Paver aid Jones, “We want to see Mr Yeggs Get $6,000, spanning the Ravenna Park ra |* "Aamed the baby ‘Surtictent.’ It y, thank you unless 1 # oe Wore ine bic Care. | Felder a J view. were filed by the taxation Inherit a fortune or get a raine * 1 told them Mr. Peider was out) COL yl ig ay 2 Tome t« ttee of the Chamber, of Com: | * of town men early today dynamite: the yeouterda i ee a Then we must talk to you,” they|*f of the Merchants’ and Far: | oe GRAND OPERA HOUSE? sald jmers’ bank at Hilliards, 10 miles We el) M-CM jonp, Seattle Ly se ¥ 1 was badly frightened, 1 won-|2OFth of here, took $6,000 in coin | made n HIN Grocery, 114 MEDFORD, Ore. Nov, 2.—The ure 400 acres to be seeded BELLY (“RROLS) CLarreRD | der tf you understand? 1 had nevey| @@ currency, and exeaped 12th 8 wcon 1677, L 216%, ***| local forestry officials are making Ashland reserve and fi " talked to an officer before in my ——jarrangements to at once reseed a acres on Cat bill, where the fir The Girl, the life, My baby must have seen that portion of the area tn the Cre wept away the chapparel Man and the Game J 1 was frightened, for suddenty she Inational forest, burned over now brush and left ideal ground " 2 started screaming hysterically 1} i for seeding tried to quiet at the same time - o> == — asking the wanted to # me about Diet Atty. Freder * Wants to ask You what you know about the| Times disaster and would like tol see you at his office | 1 told them that I woutd go to] | Mr. Fredericks’ office In a couple of tectives what they & Oe ia SS hours. ‘They wad, “No you mua Special Inducements at Eilers Music House Stimulate here until you are dressed to go Buying and Many Enthusiastic Purchasers \_tiandly knowing what to do, a Share in Great Savings Offered - friends at th Central La me Coun) o [wou . A i ve indy said The Finest of Uprights—Baby Grands and Player- paalagrndecmy -Fwn sat Ramu Se 4 Pianos, Including Nearly Every Make, Both New tay vou eowt conmnitiann: win and Used Ones, Now on Sale at the anybody,” he said, “You are in our Oe charge.” Big Piano Store j _— —— | = | (Tncommunteado” the call thia featere of their Spaniard — - hird de-| Y } 't wan gratifying to note the|for what would usually be pald fo : the cars|ready response to our Monday's an-| bUt one. {fice Of) nounce " e ful all at 218 : MRS. CHARLES. M. FEIDER ae an ment. We fully realised ALL THESE AT $215 ' ned at unusual * | For $216 (and it need be al 7 BY H. O. WHEELER, ! I 4 would attract ma neh) we w a Schumant ; LOS ANGELES, Cal, Nov. 2—This is the story of Chartle Fel ‘ om was Capt. of De but we hardly prepared for | Steinway, or a Fischer, or a giwife—and the Merchants’ and M ation of Los | toot mmer 2 a mit ithe number eager purcha of even an elegant little Kimbal tory of a sick woman who “never apoke to an officer He 4 } 4 that could hardly told ¢ new the story Yho called Monday and yesterday inter tife”"—and the reientiess brutality of organized big business. | tive scap on the Surely anyone who has had in mit hile $360 will take the very fas Te understand the sto Chartie Feider's wife, you must keep | Rach wa i with H idea of owning & plano, whether ot largest size and me ' te following facts in your mind questions. He told me pall a aoe Gy @ Seek tee “tegpose te catalogue styles of the Le Ges. M. Feider is general organizer of the American Federa | chair up near him and then he a do te better tian invention ter, Steinway, Knabe, Decker. Sto: ged Labor. He is a clean, clewrthinking workingman, whe has (some of the others began asking | onen is ithe janie ‘ & Clark, Schubert and even the fed and worked in Los Angeles for four years, 5 seat one right after the] Pioneer Plano Tose eon Mt | Unione Prim Angeles big business rtered in the Merchants’ and Manu er, not giving me to think Ae we etated bederd. der coe During this sale we shall alse 3 gear agsociation, is allied with the city government ina struggle fur a second between each one itracts with Kastern manufacturer ut al of play planc } pon the working man They asked me again and aga!" compel us to take more than go| (St bave some way or other no’ fart Rogers is a criminal lawyer, notorious for hie part in de if | didn't know something about ds of their instraments be-| °°? Sable to kee D with the fich Bribe givers and other criminals, He is special attor | the Times disaster. It didn't make p close of this year. Failing 1 iw ful progress in sqnd special detective for organized big bus m Los Angeles any difference how many times thie, we lose very imoortant fern pla «. We Feder became the object of special animosity of big business last (said | did not. Another question ity discounts on the entire t close f the Weber because of his legitimate activity in a strike of metal they asked over and over again was car's supply ola pianos . He was savagely attacked by the Los Angeles Times. if | did not know that men had!” Thirty cnrioads of pianos. plus| K8abe. Ans le . Haw days ago, during nis absence from the city, his home was | been clo with my husband be-|enose that we now hare oe hur r) Many of est ‘ Pind by city officers, his wife cut off from communication with (fore and after the explosion. It). ore than can be normally sold | “zien. mad ect Whends and subjected to th: “Third Degree” at the hands of «| didn't seem to do any good to tell) von under the } cated nt anufacturers—and others more or BF Rogers unti! she required medical care. She was confined to (them that | knew positively that Sitede Suahe a We " | te ted for two days. my huaband had not been closeted , one y wev a * ] The following is Mre, Feide story of her experience, word for with anybody ard, a6 the told it to the Los Angeles representative of The Star, Toward the en when ft Hallatingly at first, but more pa jonately as the recollection of | gn. 4 to me that 1 would ac ies hours in the hands of Eari Rogers came back to her: if they asked me oA t Mr. Rogers sud MRS. FEIDER’S OWN STORY a conversation I had bh me with a M if prope induc retail profite ® ‘lof our stock discounts on the entire your's « *| ply—hene rather than lose * thin sale an ent, to ——— > : usually low prices wd He several days before Mr. Fol tectives had crawled under ou caretaker for 6 Mre : j Panay us called away fr home, howse and had been iistesing to ev ae whose hous we EVERYBODY KNOWS THEM whith the ulal seen strange men banging ery thing we said and be 5 Or yg ae tal os Pe 8550, 3 a, a t was about § o'clock the morning | Fra if she d te o how dy knows anything 0 s some ort 2 , He! ® Mr. Felder left me, when De ach Mes. Durant in e any ’ ire Rolng Hee the 4 , teectives Jones and hin Srtant ‘ hapt f regula Tt alno in this sa ~ re d their names la Yoo see 4 t of " 8 of which are bo o tema! c of several carload sg my door I had dressed wh a gre ‘ Durant among them dozens of f clegant regular § $4 ssed myself. tf before the Times 4 Mr pright » t Barto. Rocers was not a parrassed. Y¢ er a me mudd t 4 in ding . aiical or er e, bat a hired was in my bare feet said “if anything ‘territ t * 1 prices, and at this figure : Wt the Los Angeles big pair of bedroom at ppers. My room) happen”? He pointed bi 4 ene the eryor of them should find a srganiza tion.) was in disorder. 1 had thrown a/ me and «ald very Hallet °K the | home before the end of this week - wrapper around me. I asked th What did you mean by that? away a © Lowter, the Knabe ; Pedrad ont afterward men to stop outside for a few mo-| What did 1 mean? eck, etc LITTLE PAYMENTS IF WANTED Me Peider ments until I could fintsh dreasing.| 1 told him and the other gentie A « the we off a Steck If you are not pi it i pia 7 all ¢ then pi one-ter 7 ordinarily be f he amount In cash and take able §=that Ame are Ut nm which to finish none « the balance A t perb reg This is the greatest selling event Ch « rand, at held i b ot ¢ whatever ayer piar ' Third and Madison a . may t ar ‘ " Knabe baby grand, for which " Fi wrenent k on $ ked Ko now f , $68 | v walt any longer 1 upris anos will go] A t ente | i Third and t SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION of — MOPPS PEPTONIZED EMUL HON OF CoD LivER OIL Special is a bargain no man can Each art known t Thi afford to pass b: # standard and i ereom SALTS un * 4 = “eum RUBIFOAM 14 SEATTLE MADE ae $3.00 | res HAND PUMICE SOAP “er hae a $1, 78 tal 5c The State Bank Basement Salesroom MENTHOL COUGH DROPS 2 cakes 15¢], WORLICK'S MALTED MILK A Turkish Bath at Home of Seattle MacDougall : F $1.00 siz POSLAM. ECZEMA REMEDY & Beetas 78c Regular $2.00 ja $1 59 MUTUAL LIFE BLDG , . sean OF MILK vl. ee eee Southwick etal. ane 18c KIDNEY PLASTERS : Vv. an sler ay 0 great relief to th , Peter ROSALINE Miler 256. Sine : : i heal 14¢c : RUBBER Gt aves Buy Right|? Spe BATH SALTS A quality 1 teat 176 30c [ he | om TOOTH PASTE ROSE WATER AND GLYC ERINE GUNS AND AMMUNITION, SPORTING GOODS, CUTLERY AND EVERYTHING MADE OF far 25¢ ah 13¢ PRS VioLeTTE TALCUM poet 14¢c LUCEO CLEANING COM j Palace Mier betore ecu ge r ef POUND ,' ee), eee | wee Market || RUBBER WITCH Hazel er ‘ +t m Hunting Licenses for Sale Vint bottle . : ald WOOD—TO BURN--WooD le me age Specie 14¢ matlontin ¥ to tur » obtain ‘ P Expert Gun Repairs iene ; he Pyrography B beacon. $3.50 | p Pat i. | Sve y{ a and Fs trae Ic COLGATE’S CASHMERE BOU-| thine Goes at, 10c ay es) Clall on , KING 800A QUET SOAP ‘ I 7 24c Third Ave. and Madison Store sass ie Ad ONLY : Lois Theatre — iycle Del Semoet Palace Market Ph ogres Cycle Dilivery A MILLIONAIRES KEV ENGE how en motor cycle messen Phones : will deliver your orders Immediately. | Kirst Ave, store, Main aise atle Whanenend ie to ap of our three Third and Madison. u i clate the quick rvice eons Second and Yesler M . | a> mn ro SRL AC ——§ | SEATTLE THEATRE Ko JOUN CONT Mrs. | Catherine Gates A Native Lady of Seattle who was 3orn where the -acific Hospital Now Stands on 43 Maanwer LITTLE JOUNNIE. JONES” Under Southern Sicbew ie Mix Musteat Cuttys Wekle’n Bets j Road Ste T—Kteline Ponte PANTAGES THEATRE “Unequaled Vaudevilic™ FAMILIA & My Knee is as goed as ever; have Other Big Ones © eases of rheuma Ane A Loughney Bake ‘Oven Ins $5 Silk Petticoats Do not hesitate a minute on these Silk Skirts % madam, for this offer may not occur again. Read care- ao= fully— uma lifferent shades These are sti pe 1,and we t you to come and see just what hav Best of al ase money will be refunded if the serdhels fall tay plexsi uu Lé Long Flannelette Kimonos _ Black Tafieta Silk Waists Worth $2.00 and $3.00 Worth $4.00 and $5.00 These Furs 32.50Neckpiece st. 98 . You can always rely on Furs; every one is warranted $2.88 $4.98 $4 iw Newest Hat Shapes $1 98 of Hat Shapes Your choice m $4.00 to day at $1.98 London’s 3 Rosin Dress Goods Speeials which were bought at a Panamas and rges, in black and m the regw These are woven ean fine wools and will yard,...98C MORNING SPECIALS P rates ee an Hair Swite’ all I ecia Ha Thuradas Me rh 28 to 32 inches long . 7 ‘ ffect but r $8.00 value. a way en t A rich effect o Till noon ' : M Cluster Hatr Puffs must be . 5.45 een to be appreciated; all Old Store Upstairs shades. Till noon Believe Us — London Has the Blanket Values WOOLNAP BLANKETS—Sine ¢ eo be , white, gra an. This b worth $2.50 Moss Cream, a new exquisite QRAY BLANKETe- war ry a M4 ¢ i fr i ic cream h for th sara 0 ' ww 1$ '69c ault a regu HITE BLANKET- This is the Nashua M Alpine Blanket, | 200 19¢ 3 A $ ‘ te Stone Pins a TAN BLANKET-—Ask for th NEPONSET Blanket, a vd egular . 4 2c , $1.00 a pair. Londor olal pric 77 ¢ | Women’s Heavy Lace Cota WOOL BLANKET—Ex Large V : a a “ rade, "Mossiel titi Women's and Children's Wh Her ched Handkesehief value rill Ic Kid Glove is now f thousands of fact loudly pro importation | f ven 1 row unti noon, we offer ar nde, any seen A SA RRP EERT settee