The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 25, 1910, Page 11

F. of L. Convention rowns on the Boycott (My Velted Pree) | the International Typographical f LOUIS, Nov. 25.—The execu! Union played into the hands of the -ecommittee of the American) publishers. tion of Labor today consider The Solfeitors’ Union tights of local unions and the | Francisco, newly organi councils of citle declare | small in numbers, started t tts, thereby ending an at-| cott when the San Francisco daily of the newspaper solicitors’) paper refused to treat with it. The of San Francisco to boycott| labor council of San Francisco a Franciseo Call backed up the Solicitors’ Union. etecutive counc!! ordered Four big international organiza. the locals first must obtain| tions that have contracts with the of the federation execu-| Call were involved an extent ® council. Delegate Andrew J./ that jeopardized their interests. of San Francisco de-| The representatives of these unions Bi tbe solicitors and intimated | fought the proposition of allowing t Gompers of the} a single union to deciare a boycott Al and Presidene Lynch ott and won out, (by United Press.) ND, Ore., Nov wit ing, an electrical worker, and killed his wife last Mth and Columbia sts.,| he fired two bullets|, |, bas a fighting chance | * wording to physicians at t's hospital today. fealousy inspired the PA postal card addressed to} 16 months old baby,| Wes found In the man's | Indicated that the act was The note on the of and « boy to Tete eee eee eee GERMAN POLICE BAN ON LONG HAT PINS } } BERLIN, Nov ~The po lice president of " Berlin has declared war on the danger ously protruding bat pin. In a proclamation issued today he calls attention of the women to the many recent reports of injurtes inflicted by that projected yond rims of women’s bats accidents have b frequent in str usually men have bee tims. settee eee TLL bbeeeeder ox pins the The specially s. and the vie . eee ee eee ee eee ee MURDERER REPRIEVED (Ry United Pree) VICTORIA, B. C., Nov, 25.—The execution of Gunner Allen, sentence fl tried to take you away Your mamma, but | can’t. am going to end every- when she comes home Keep this card until ow up and then read; Wit understand. “PAPA.” Booting was the sequence | 4 to death for the murder of Cap separation of the cou-|tain Elliston, on August ist, has PWRich had been caused by en postponed until February 2 fealousy. The couple| This stay of execution was granted Meurried in Denver two years by Mr. Justice Clement at Vancou ver late yesterday afternoon. It was granted pending the return of Chief Justice Hunter, who is Br United Prev) sent at present. |, Nov. 25.—The cor- of the Exchange at Rio Janeiro cabled that the mutineers on the Brazilian battieships daneiro had surrendered ally. SPOKANE, Nov. 25.—Rail- ways operating west of Chi- cago will have a strike on their hands unless they decide to accept the uitimatum to be de livered by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Decem ber 10. . S. Wick Piano Character Appeals to Lovers of the Best Music BE Pianos, lik finguishes ind Hates one es Meet, res, na Mant 89d general }, Drop in at thes w;, \ Our pr |Waak-Baker Piano Co. Both p hones, 1406 First Avenue San | ete een ab THE STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1910. —— FRUIT °LAND TO EXCHANGE FOR SEATTLE HOME We have 20 acres finont fruit land, all thoroughly improved and cultivated, with good house, outbuildings, fine well, and under the ditch, located 50 miles east of Wenatchee, and is one mile from Adrian, Grant county, on the Great Northern railway. Will trade this place for a Seattle home worth $4,000 NO REVOLT IN PA | In "| all | i erious enough to cause the United | | States any worry,” My Vetted Press) LONDON, Nov Private dis patches from Rio Janeiro. ved by London merchants with interests in Brasil, of deputies today follow ample of the Brasilian extended amnesty to t sailors on board the the ex ate and mutinous | held advine that the chamber | a lof the Brasitian war-|t GEO, P. ROSSMAN, Phones: Main 4476; Ind. 3805. 85 Madison St. when your suber Tiption expires te on addre ol of each pai hen it yo ven paid in ad MEXIGO—BELL (iy Unteed Pree.) cAVENWORTH, Kan., Nov. 25. Gen. Franklin Bell, former chief aft of the United States army who leaves for San Francisco De cember 1, to assume command of the army tn the Philippines, said today that the revolution In Mexico wae not nearly so serious an was generally believed. | € Bell's revolution In Mexico will a Received at Drug Store, 1112) 2nd Av. and Cor. 3rd and Pike. of owl PEKSONAL the real opinion come} tm until President Diaz dies The present revolution is not said the general, Women Celebrate. A farewell reception will be | r nday afternoon between | | see o'clock at the headquarters | © Waabington Equal Suffr na | 496 Arcade but) iff who have been in ~ ballot for | T nd association, for all women ereated in winning th: ships in the harbor at Rio Janeiro. In return for the battleships tn ; their possession, the sailors are to be permitted to go free from pun-| ishment despite the fact that they} killed three of their officers and) turned the guns of the warships/ upon the city of Rio Janeiro, infilet-| ing slight damage to property POLICE ADMIT LEAGUE WITH | UNDESIRABLES (My United Pree) WINNIPEG, Man. Nov. 26.—Re fore Justice Robinson, special com missioner appointed to inquire into | the segregated area for social vi in Winnipeg, Chief McRae admitted jon the witness stand yesterday aft }ernoon that he hed established such } a district 2 years ago under instruc | tlons from the potice commission. He dealt through le well known red Hight district character, who had been a resident phere for 20 years MEXICANS RUSH | ov SAN DIEGO, Cal Rumors that Ricardo | Mexican ext was gol | Lower California, got little village of Tla line Into Mexico today and alarmed the people there. The re sult was more than $10,000 was | brought to local banka by anxious Mexicans | placed on duty 25. the to invade vat In the Juana, across| Magon. « below the line. and Chinese ngaged today aighten out a Tokio, —Japane joffictals here are in an endeavor to st tangle that has resulted from the tion of the sam istrict in Manchuria for the autumn maneu vers of the Japanese and Chinese |troops in the Northern | province, TALKS ON TEETH By the REGAL DENTISTS NEW TEETH FEEL NATURAL If it make Our Method feel natural, they ure of the made on these teeth by first time natural looking. absence of the were not possible for us to Teeth look and would be a fail One first comments those who fs that see them for the they There is an entire “false teeth” about them. It requires skill to build yp these teeth and place them in the mouth alongside of teeth make them fit and no less skill is required to follow the char old teeth, so that yk natural Method are #0 nature's and firmly acteristics of the the In we tise plafns in teeth re The publi better than Our Method This work for work of the considering that elsewhere, It dene tigated. by any man or has lost teeth or who ts partial plate. We give a written guarantee with all work REGAL DENTAL OFFICES 1405 Third Ave, N. W. Cor, sad new ones will I th This ex- why the wely ething and demand than charg applying Our no partial plate A great emble nature demands jal 5 the more measure at first it would class, and not obtained ves to be in Inve an who a wearing Minnie Woods, | MONEY TO BANK Extra guards have been | After the Ke" will be having igh ian TAM SLAYER t KINGMAN, Trailers and expected to the women of the state. reception, headquarters closed forever, the battle been won price Fry ted Pres) Ariz, Nov. 26.- & sheriffs posse are! overtake today the Piute Indi who killed Dr. L. W Gilbert at M4vug mill early thin week, and news of a battle la ox pected. The Indian has sworn he will not be taken altye. The murder of Dr. Gilbert was cold blooded. The Indian, becon jing estranged from his tribe, started | out to kill ry white man he saw Gilbert was the first to come across | TAT ct |hin path. | Oregon Gilbert's presence in an frolated | |section Ike Goldbug mill ts causing conjecture, as papers found in possession show he wan the heir in 1905 to a fortune of 000. DYNAMITE PLOT AGAINST STEEL - TRUST FACTORY (By Uni i AGENT® WANTED. Th WANT RD ac SPECIAL NOTICES. DENNY WAY Uri Fpenters reene 8 6 Ind. vet 1S Premed | waxtep | CHICAGO, Noy, 25.—Seventeen| without sticks of dynamite were found to re day near the works of the Federal Steel company here. It is believed by the officials of the company that | ja plot was afoot to blow up the| | plant | The American Bridge |which controls the Federal leompany, has been at war with It employes throughout the country CHINESE PRINCE DIES A PAUPER IN COLORADO DENVER, Several youre | Telee compar Wa pe i Stes Apply, at Mi ELE WANTED—MALE. NATI 7 Third ‘A teach the b Cole., Nov body of Prince Ylian Chow leade the Boxer hee found in a The sm, has ‘ ri a uprising pauper He mosa until na onnecti known The recipler veld har messenger He fled ded to Prince an by from the palace. America and ones who knew! nk. He died of] r year AZO. Ab “Moust e itated a pan-| Moraes body of the}? , exhumed and for wrapped in man enclosed was to by Can e, FOR RENT ; nece grave The has been arded to China jarin robe plendid coffin nee and SH NE EES RAR SERNR ‘ CHANGE NAME OF WELLINGTON » * EVERETT, *® lington will & known as Tye. The Great * Northern Railway Co. has * made the change in name be * cause Wellington has come to * mean a scene of disaster and * brings up unpleasant mem * orles on of the * ber of passengera and work * men killed there last year by ® the sliding snow ee ed FUNE ‘RAL Dike -CTORS. Nov. 25,—Wel hereafter be account num _WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS tght Jacovi Pol hide $27 and was, bath, $1.60 up. $2 Sixth ~ |THE ‘SEATTLE. STAR rerrtrd six cents per week, f PENED. $6 AAMPLE MAT SHOP and HELP WANTED--FEMALE ey TARTER WO PH _ aaheat ¥ Hahted Por Kent Pur bath and ¢ per month Anne 107! FORK RENT .- iets Oa block. No. 607 Use ot phe All. kin shelving. Ind. 1604 FURNIGHE vir GWAND Kastinke; sri ed; 2, 8, rates; m mw lent ty turnin THANKSGIVI BOTTOM L. the hat Suitable for and et Hiv en GAR ot $15 P QUIT WORK ch 2 ACR $40 DOWN ke To sid us supply nursery stock: | P| Three-room A tor b FARMS OR BUSINESS CHANCES. hone North’ t447 FURNISHED HOUB! with eas pm, heated with family, #10 Queen ished ro now for month alined 197 ~ MIBCELLANEOUS. Main 3904 tr fixtures, counters, at D APARTMENTS, ~a jetty ra APAICTMEN TS, modern. walk moderi finite a bit AND ACREAGE. NG OPPORTUNITY AND AT BOTTOM PRICES. ACRES FOR OF $50 DOWN 00 ON TERMS ND $10 A MONTH RDEN TRACT AND BUNGALOW FOR ONLY CASH, ER MON BALANCE YING AND RAISE| fICKENS. ES FOR $450 $10 PER MONTH. & Farrar, be SHEEP AND GOAT RANCH H SWEENEY, THANKS T ean , Seaert | oe PORRE | : — | pe 3 NEARES TO FI HANDY PR CASH AN CLIFFORD NEW ON LARGE FOR ONLY BALANCE iF CHARL ce ‘| ALASKA | DON'T FALL ROREI FOR SALE av, | mont Alaska bu’ $150 AND UP P « THERE Bide HOMES HANKS STEAD Waar LAND CO T ACREAGE TO SEATTLE VE-ACRE TRACTS. R ACRE #0 and $10 per mon FARRAR York TO MARKET 1c D $10 PER MONTH.| & VAN ARSDALE, BUNGALOW GARDEN TRACT $ $260 CASH $15 PER MONTH ANOTHER EQUAL ES SOMERS IMPANY BLDG TO SEI FIVE OUR NEW T MALTRY ' r OR EXCHANGE 11 REAL ESTATE LOANS, MORTUWHET TRUBT PORIT CO, First av. am « Building), tavites f $1,009 residence FARMS AND ACREAGE—(Contd.) OND AY & BAPE DE iT 1DANS od or vacant property at 1 and | * per any ® ix | for & long oF short time, | ments 0 deiny | i, te “| FOR SALE HANGAINE prices are tion of and wmatl and easy Hturtevant & Co, a ond and Columbia. MISCELLANEOUS. er yw the market te tn profits ix sno of quantity the 60. 7 reguiar price ndow Sto per 100 ft lous sizes, 1 6 DOW Wit) buy one acre Madison "et BURKE & FARRAR, to 409 New York good land, 156 at 1 bring it WILLIAMS flash and PD 1942 Firat Ay 6 down and ge, Britian Tapia laid " slumbia's land values have Main 1667 ie Harbor and samp Tracie, roon Buliding moving pieture thea a fi Rot ‘fetes Hides, eta OV. Traggardh, 1016 First av New pianos for pene: purchase Meyer-Toner. Hunday oe Third ay. Trade Mpler ilk cy st aoet HOMESTEADS at applied om 214 Union at particulars free 4 Zi « AUCTION GALES CITY REAW ELTATE. VIEW LOTS WASH I Walter. Bar 6 1246 First ay hachild, auctioneer a your service, Main 7 ort re or L 2614 OvERt NOTON FOR SALE WOO" aN Vaal Cos miliwe Patent dow ainwright & Weate $s FOR SALE—FURNITURE AND COAL 1415, Ind 14 pan with firet McLeod. Phe Se fh MONTH a mae 1218 Hie tr Impr nothing to be this radiue at Great mill wood. Soni 14 Ind Fuel aM fo 1 A Gr eure? 109% t firet the by ’ CHANLES 1 DemIt HALLER 1226 Ist av | WANTED D TO | BUY—FURNITURE | Deena “RO i burs Valdes Purn., 1810 int so 382 CHATTEL LOANS PORE ox REAL ANOS. Li OSCAR B JENKEN & CO, INC, 4 Northern Rank Bldg. ¢th'and Pike oane on furniture, horses, ete Will- Rew: mi 117 New York Bide WA “LIVESTOER HOLCOMB © CO. 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