The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 5, 1911, Page 6

Tom Lewis Kept Again Earning His Living With Pick and Shovel His Promise; He’s in the Mine BRIDGEPORT, O., June Tom Lewis h made good mr moms to go “back to the mines” promise he made when de Tented for reelection as president of the 500,009 members of the United Mine Workers of America Lewis was offered big jobs One at $10,000 a year as editor of & journal—but they didn't tempt He took Mrs. Lewis on a le vacation trip and just ® few days ago, shouldered his Pick and shovel—the miners’ gifts nd set out for Wheeling Creek Mine, where he worked 16 years He was given his check, 63," and assigned to room ” He sought out his “buddy, 1 Price, who had been his part Ber in the old days. Together in mine car they shot into the Dlack mouth. After 4 k—at the end of the eight day that Lewis had won for » the miners—he came again to the Surface. It was an average day for two good miners, and Lewis Made at least $2.50. “I feel just. as fit as when I wWoup my job here 16 years ago to take my first official post- tion withot union,” he said, “Pit? Well I should say so,” in opine Sy! Price. “Tom ts jut & man as when we both teed together, and ag good a ‘Miner as | ever want to work with.” “Pm not back here just to make &@ bluff good,” said Lewis. m here earning a living for myself Q@nd my family. I'm a miner and Tm proud of it. “any blisteré Jom?” asked a Capea fellow of giant physique. t ‘em,” retorted Lewis, and dropping his pick and “No. “No. ands were a few scratches eS off by the rough edges of gd it was an anxious Lewis. Accidents occur a. the Belmont Co. mines, she has seen her neighbors’ carried home crushed enough. The girls couldn't qremember when their father used @ to the mine every day, but shared their mother's fears. slack dust and dinner bucket ‘ the three came out from _ Qne of the prettiest houses on _the a ‘ASHINGTON, June 5.—That! - Underwood wool tariff measure 4s 4 political proposition not intend. €@ to be enacted, was tne statement ‘sam of Congressman Hill (rep.) ) “It 4s intended to reduce) the wool, not to reduce the wool "he sald. new schedule, Hill asserts, ff it became a law, would be worse fab- growers, he say: thelr market taken to sell at prices SEWS NERVES, MAY CURE ARM TRENTON, N. J., June 5.—Dr. G. J. Sommer performed an unus- “Mal operation here today, when he Bewed éogether the nerves in the of H. L. Jobes of Jamesburg. A Rerves became severed @ fall and the arm was paral) for a year. It is sald will be a complete cure. f When he walked home, smudged4 street and rushed to mect him. |feeling fit as a fiddle,” he answer PLAY POLITICS? | }ment and first and second class | sore, Hin the postal service to hold the HUNT KIDD'S HOARD N CASTLE ISLAND Big Colleges sree, Compe, Mam. for Rich Only, buried treasure !# on Castle island, Roston harbor, they have secured permits from the park comrmMssion are digging for all they are Says Wheeler, (hy United Press Leased Wire.) TACOMA, June 6.—Declaring that “the habit of Yale and Harvard in worth, Kinnear'’s sister Is a spirit: me diunMand she says th@ while in a eo waw the spot where the| drawing their students from the is hidder |fashionable and select private » Kinnears are confident of un-| schools fed by the rich is what is earthing the booty damaging them,” Dr. Benjamin Ide| ” Wheeler, president of the Univer: PAUL REVERE sity of California, made a spirited HOME DAMAGED. | gpoech at a dinner by the Univer BOSTON, June 5.—An old pow-| sity elub. der mill jn Sharon, built in Revol! “I am tn favor of Industrial edu utionary days, was destroyed and) cation in our schools, but I would be guspicious If the great and east thy ones advocate it only for the | the homestead of Paul Revere was Vadly damaged by fire last night, Above—Mrs. Lewis and Their Two Children, Taken Several Vears Ago; Below—Tom Lewis and His “Buddy,” Syi. Price. “Tom—Tom—are you tired,jed. Then he went around to the Tom?" kitchen door, so a# not to track “Or ttle, eneenentte and mod into the fro t of Een House THE MARKETS — ‘erwin lace a et hee on ‘sre sunject ts : re according | fas aes mai ‘BEg* and Butior—Soilling Price Mutter.s To Put Cats on Pay Roll | WASHINGTON, June 5.—When/ | Postmaster General Hitchcock [sends the estimates for the main tenance of the postoffice depart postoffices to congress in the fall he will include an item for the “fare and maintenance of cats.” Many cats are regularly employed rat and mfce depredations down toa minimum. These cats prevent | ¢. the destruction of many thousand dollars’ worth of mail, mail bags and other equipment through the gnawing of mice ang rats. FEO HENS QUININE PLAYA DE 1, June 6. | Sguabe, dex. : —A few quinine tablets broken up into fine bits and fed to her chick Ft gy ence lig Spr ens, according to Mrs. J. E. De- a Ry . camp, is responsible for her hens laying two eggs a day. Mra. De ‘camp says the indisposition of an old her caused her to learn of the wonderful effect of quinine on lay- ing hens, gre iMA.GOT FURNITURE Co SECOND ave GE * "fi sells the best goods at the lo to all we have to offer. $6 ROCKER $4.45 Rocker of the celebrated KALTEX make, which is guaranteed against and heat; made extra heavy and substantial—just what you need for lawn or porch. Redaiced for the week from $6.08 to $4.45, ‘CREX water are adapted to all surroundin; around. They are handsome, These special prices for the w IAN INDUCEMENT It’s an inducement to you to know a store that always best and most courteous service and stands ready always to extend such credit terms as best suit you. the M. A. Gottstein Furniture Company. Crex is a floor covering for everybody, for (rex Rugs - $1.40 | 6x9 ... $2.85 | 8x10 | SEATTLE’S POPULAR HOME-FURNISHERS | TSTEI TWEEN PIKE & PIME ; a) 1.96 Hg i 1138 est prices, always gives the Such a store is You're welcome Ox tongue, | Liver Mente—Heliing Vrice. RUGS v . M, ALBANY PAINLESS gs and can be used the year @urabie and easy to clean eck: Cut Prices That Mean Something | Gold Crowns $3.00 to $4.00 Bridgework .$3.00 to $4.00 Amaigam Filling. 50¢ to se Best Sliver Filling . Full Plates ....... $4.00 to as. oS Best Set of Teeth in the World « + Sto. 00 | - $4.35 $6.90 BUYING WITHOUT CASH We are justly proud of the showing on our floors of Refrigerators, Lawn Mowers, Gasoline and Va- por Stoves, Garden Hos ete. Any customer havy- ing an account with us may select any of these articles for immediate de- livery without making any cash payment. The amount will be added to the account. To all others we offer the easy terms of $1 Now—$1 Weekly ur offies will boost reputation tn PAINLESS | DENTISTS TIBBS-HUTCHINGS PE tt omen’s Splendid, Ever ft Glove lasting Printed Calf, for garden $1: A Linoleum; one , $2.00 val pattern, at, yard . for LONDON Hot Water BAG Red or white rub- ber; several sizes; TIBBS-HUTCHINGS MEN’S DRESS SHOES [.69 A Spring clean up of $2.50 and values to $2.00, for ek $3.00 values at. TIBBS-HUTCHINGS LONDON Blank’ts| SLIPPERS Tan or gray; 75c Women's 8 - Point Kid. London {s solid value; good for ¢ as 8 rock. These i Slippers are not the camp or home Gait ts the world. ch Blankets, per pr. pair .... LONDON STOCKING FEET TIBBS-HUTCHINGS apes Busiest Hosiery Store in town; For children; all busy, also, in Un kinds of goods; derwear. Feet, a you are saving OOP acca money at, each . TIBBS-HUTCHINGS Suits LONDON Domestic Smyrna RU $1.50 Value For boys; the iegeae | colors; sturdy, outdoor 98 30x 66 inches; fellows. Here is ® have sold 2,700 of a Suit that will these Rugs. Take “hold” him at . one at LONDON TIBBS-HUTCHINGS Here's another for your} Aggon Check Gingham from house; heavy, yard-wige,] Tibbs, Hutchings & Co.; 7 i must be a million 12y%4e Burlap, in C3 qn] yards of it; made 3 sii biel from good, strong a SRR iC Alabama ~ cotton. “I T.-H. Sale, yard .. Per yard ALL-WOOL BLANKETS Better Take These Now— Tibbs-Hutchings “Wacou- ta” All-Wool Blanket, $6.00 value; assorted piuk, blue, Gray and tan plaids, on pure white ground; 69x80 inches | suggest special schools for t sone of people working for them,” said Dr. Wheeler, “If that ie th way industrial #ehools are to be pre- | (By United Press pared, God help us TOKIO, June 6 “If 1 were a laboring man I would | investigation of the be suspicious of the aristocrats who | ing for a wife” by favor it, 1 do not lke people to of the working man, The public| polley adopted by ieee are better than the private| the conference of schools, The habit of Yale and Har |yard drawing thelr students from | fice where the men have no chanc@to| that many of the | moot « others is what is injuring | are placed in disorderly houses, = ‘m. = | ¢. C. BERG, Taxidermist WALL PAPER high grade fur Retailed at Wholesale Prices || Man turer of DAHLEM & BARRY 1508 3rd, near Pike Skul ummer rs FINAL WEEK | TIBBS-HUTCHINGS Bankrupt Sale at London’s If you haven’t been to London’s during the last few days, we urge you to come this week and get some of the great bargains that will be offered during the next five days TIBBS-HUTCHINGS = LONDON Dresden Enamel Preserving Kettle ~~ 9% TIBBS-HUTCHINGS Twelve Big Bars SOAP 10-quart size See Fully worth $1.00; brass wheels; wake up anyb A wonder at London this week sure ... For women;' Not Lenox nor all-wool; “worth Naphtha, but $15 to $20; last fine, pure sw “ chance at these Soap for laundry, AAW] for ........... LONDON WOMEN’S Kid Gloves The hit of the sea London wants This is the place . son; no try-ons; your trade, Big 85 oo git gr: 12 money back if you gale on Rugs ens Von inte le are not pleased . MR Bt sks Per square yard . TIBBS-HUTCHINGS LONDON TIBBS-HUTCHINGS RUBBER COLLARS 10¢ LONDON Mullis These pretty Mulls weren't Clot 25 different de- signs; not a poor one in the lot; pretty for summer curtains. Yard... For men; nearly every size, th good staple style; reg ular 20c value, for Law intended for eee : their real value Hutchings Sale is 20 floral de- on; 100 pieces of signs Tibbs pretty Lawns and Hutchings Sale Organdies for price, yard summer dresses. also | elgn countries, 1s about the only im: | portant change In the immigration retaries just held at the foreign of- The government in watisfied for rug work. Lae Ro irom Coims and alterations. te 1425 First Ave. LONDON Pure Half W Danish Cloth 2 Got 400 on Jap 180 Warp; hand? values to 98 worth 30c; in = 1Sc value; myrtle $12.50; styles . yard lengths, shade only i Se beautiful, Bank- per yard ... week, per yard ., rupt Goods at . TIBBS-HUTCHINGS German Alarm CLOCK| Silkoline will ly. LONDON SUITS TIBBS-HUTCHINGS Brussels RUG [LINOLEUM Casement ° Valie | Switches | 1 Save a $5 bill on 2 these glossy, wavy Switches; can’t $3 2 exchange hair .. TIBBS-KUTCHINGS Better get your summer sew- ing started while the DAINTY SILK DRESSES Can you get through the summer without a pretty dress? New styles in Silk Taffetas Woolen NoPelty Goods. V: blocked, cleaned ed and remade A, dyed, curled , retrim: PLUMES willo and remade. Leased Wire.) A more careful so-called “send Japanese in for AAN ERY 00. 527 People's Bank Bide Japan following | prefectural see MEALS SERVED. Sty, City of Bverett of Telegraph. “wives” sent for Purrier | Tanning and) rug making Artificial)? on Ladies’ pm TIBBS-HUTCHINGS PURE SILK Petticoat LONDON 36-Inch, Figured, 10c Be sure to see Lon- don this week; he has the goods, at, per yard bic TIBBS-HUTCHINGS Men's. $1.50 and $1.75 Pants Get into’ a pair of these as quickly as you can, ° at, $I per pair LONDON INLAID $1.65 ‘ABC §8 HAIR 25c LONDON S| Boys’ Overalls Headquarters for Every- thing That Is Good for Boys to Wear 39 ‘Tibbs. 1 Ho! for the camp, ? Double knee and seat, double and twist denim. Not 600, and Foulards; Serge and 6.98]