The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 28, 1911, Page 7

T WHAT A ‘SCAB” MEANS phinist on a strike. before Farr, a union ma and Harry Little, machinist, were Gordon yesterday on a of fighting, Little was de by M. M. Lyter, ex president Moran Co. and attorney for “Metal Trades association, as ips for the Moran Co. PE was an unusual sight to see Speck ab array of legal talent in the det ef a common workingman, with fighting ie said to have called Little “ecab.” Furr's attorney, Mac i delved tuto the books | “the public library to show that yman may be a seab, and that it is permivalble Co aay so. are some of the definitions which MacMahon was armed: nickname for a workman who} for lower wages: than are! by othe | trades union; also for | $ a Thrilling ; Moment When Vanderbilt Shakes one Who takes the place of a work. | ma mn strike, A mean, dirty, pal- ltry fellow.” (Webster's Interna, tional Dictionary.) “A workman who doe mt belong |to or will not join or act with « j labor union."—~(Standard Dietion- ary, 20th Century Edition.) A workman who refuses to join an organized movement on behalf of hia trade,” (Standard Diction- ary.) “A workman who refuses to join, or continues af work during a fatrike; a blackleg; generally ap jpiied to all non-union men.”"—Hen- ley.) | Both of the men were discharged, ne evidence being brought forth to show any serious trouble. But |eatabtshe says that it has been established that it is permissible to call & man & scab if he ts one, as | weit as you may call one a union man, if soaa see fit Hands With a Jobless King YOU SEE ALF. IN THE VERY ACT OF DOING IT. DON, June 27.—Listen to ir. Vanderbilt saluted gravely bis whip (according to the custom of the coach- World), but King Manuel would him shake hands, and hearti & ‘I congratulate you-and your team,’ said bis majesty of ftugal. ‘The young millionaire i bis white hat and made a wm bow. The king raised his and laughed.” you, who dwell tm humbler have never shaken hands @myone more important than congressman from your dis At the Motion “The Kiss drama; “The of Reporter, + “The Crusader, . and two other films “The Village Gossip,” How Willie Raised To- ” comedy; “The Sleep Walk- “Lean Wolf's End,” ; “The Baseball Star From ile,” comedy. Sourage of Sorts.” West- “Juarez After the Bat- O drama: b” topical. TTER ENTER T THE BABY SHOW you nave a baby between) ages of 6 months and 2 years, n't forget to enter that youngster the baby show to be held at park on July 4. Eight prizes | to be given for the best babies, rand prize ts $20 in gold, and are go-carts, a diamond ring td other valuable trophies. Make ir entries at MacDougall & thwick's store. > t Mary, (trict, you will at least rejoice that your fellow countryman, Alfred G., can shake bands with a king, though @ jobless one. The occasion was the “coaching marathon” at the Richmond horse show, in which there were 22 en tries. Manuel handed the prize to Vanderbilt, the winner, Tt will be noted that, though be looks pleased, there = i nothing servile about Vanderbilt's expres sion. He shakes bands with a king as an equal, as is fitting in a proud (and rich) descendant of the origi- nal ticket puncher on a ferry boat. ' But why did Manuel laugh? Picture Shows ideal——“Cure for Dyspepsia,” comedy; Comedy of Understand- ing.” “Faust, io. 1 and No, 3. “Camorriste’ Trial, Italy Exhibit——"Van Bibber'’s Experi- ment,” drama; “The Mission Work- er.” comedy drama; “Avenged,” drama Odeon—“Over the Cliff,” “Max Comes Home,” comedy; “Winter Sports in Lucerne,” scenic; “The Delayed Proposal,” comedy; “The Bearded Youth,” comedy; “Range Pals,” drama, | National — “For the Squaw,” American drama; “A Thorough- bred.” comedy drama; “Railroad | Raiders of '62," drama. cand AT BABY OF YOURS ON FOURTH OF JULY The baby show is being given for lime benefit of Father O'Brien's jcharch, Fifth and Jefferson. Here | are the patronesses of the infant ex- position: Mra. H. W. Treat, Mrs. |W. P. Trimble, Mrs. N, H. Latimer, Mra. W. W. Chapin, Mrs. C. D. Stimson, Mrs. F, 8. Stimson, Mra. Thomas Burke, Mrs. Eliza Leary, Mra. John Collins, Mrs. John B. Agen, Mrs. John H. Powell and Mrs. ‘Frederick Bausman. orimer Election of Money,” Alleged Statement|" WASHINGTON, June 24—Before the senate investigating committee today Shelly Jones, a druggist from Marquette, Mich., testified that he had overheard a conversation be tween Edward Hines, Chicago lum. an, and Rush Culver, a lawyer @nd lumberman. Hines, it waw al Teged, said that the election of Lor- r bad cost him a “barrel of = = “Cost Barrel money.” .Jones said he distinctly remembered the mention of a sum of $100,000 used as a “slush fund.” Culver later took the stand and oa flatly denied that any such con versation had ever been held. He said he had not seen Hines since the Lorimer election, and that the |last time he talked to him was in 11907. aeamemnemeed POOR “BUCK!” HE CAUGHT SNAKES | “I have served 15 times 90 days, four honor,” was the reply of ‘Buck” Flynn, an old police court) habitue, yesterday when Judge Gor-| don asked how much time he had Served in jail “Buck” is a little white-hatred Man, about 65 years of age. He in| &s harmiess as a babe. He never did any one any harm. Once in a While he gets drunk. That's all He had been in the county jatl quite a while. Last week, when was working in the yard, mow- the lawn, he was seized with) the spring fever. He told Sheriff Hodge that he would like to go fishing on Fraser river “1 wish you would let me go down to see Judge Gordon about ing away,” Buck said can make some money fishing in kind of weather.” ‘I hope he will let me go down there without a deputy sheriff; I @on't like to go down there like ¢riminal, asking for pardon,” he remarked to some of his as- sociates in the jail. And his wish was granted. Unac- companied, he came down to the “1 know | NSTEAD OF FISH police court, had his little talk with Judge Gordon, and was told to go to Fraser river before he spent the few dollars he had, But somehow his legs refused to carry him by “Billy the Mug's.” | He got drunk again and yesterday he appeared before Gordon again “Have you got any money?” the judge asked. $12,” “Yes, about ply. } “I guess we'd better d you |up to the county jail and let them get a ticket for you, #0 you will be |sure to go,” sald Gorda “1 wish you wouldn't do judge,” said “Buck,” hanging head. Don't they there?” ghe judge “That's%ust the the old man, up there, He was turned loose. came the re treat asked trouble,” “I am ashamed to go W. J. Johnston yesterday the Renton apartments, located at Madison st. and 17th av., to Mary @Witen, for the consideration of that, | his | Br you all right replied |} sold | 9 BRAZIL SENDS VU. 8, ANOTHER ‘AMBA ADOR. SENOR DON DOMICIO DA CAMA Brasil’s new ambassador to the United States, has arrived in Wash ington to assume his Guties. ‘IF HE CAN'T COOK, THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1911, CLEARED TRACTS PIVE-AGKE BEST LOCATION IN STATE $50-Al — The soll te & oF chickens within walkin deep. The " factories near qay'tt you want t ft heattcrenting, tott 6 tragte which we fuel ‘are plentiful ‘Only one for for ltuatret MAN SHOULDN'T WED| AMERICAN Home TiVesTMENT C0. CHICAGO, June 28.—The spoon | that stirs the soup is the symbol of domestic fellcity and the hus band should learn to use it as well as the wife, said Municipal Judge Goodnow today when he was called of to censure a man who, unable to cook, had forced his wife to arise at 3:30 A. M. ta get his breakfast. The judge in a good chef himself, and ts proud of it “The man that can't cook shouldn't think of getting m ried,” sald Judge Goodnow. “H. a pitinbdle object. Let bride beware of her husband tf he cannot toss the piping Mapjack or coax the Mavor from the carrot to the soup. “The engaged girl usually does not consider in her beautiful dream of things as they should be the drowsy breakfast time. That's where the husband's bust ness of cooking comes tn. “Let him jump cheerfully from bed, tell the wife to snuggle com fortably in the blankets and then let him go down and turn out a mens for himself and wind up by carrying her a cup of chocolate before he hikes for the 7:15, Don't you see that her harmless itlustons will thrive and help their married life? “I'm & mamma boy, ff that’ what It is and I Vm proud ot | “wef SAFE FOR TAFT NEWBURGH, N. Y., June 28 There will be shipped from here tomorrow the largest chair ever made in this city order for President Taft, and te the June |.) It was made to} } DAES Mokibort® Bull Paulson Building, 1018 Chamber of Cor 15 AT THE Weer MARKET POR TH pound 26 cents t Ki PU RADAY on ream, 16 ¢ conte pound kigpered fancy tomatoos, MEALS SERVED. Gtr, Clty of Rverer of 1 apa at Leave Colma: gussiner ‘nd schedule subject "2" change | her! Tt "Phones tunset. Main 2908) Ind. 186 THE SEATTLE STAR *: FOWL AARON ts ate) mm expires te on ber large enough to accommodate two} > ordinary men. two feet two inches by two feet, and the back from the seat up is . two feet seven inches. The chair iq in the Bar Harbor The seat measures! | nie per month thee, $1.78; one style and braced at every point ee where there can be @ strain, there being more than twenty-five braces. The specifications for the chair were prepared in Washington. The chair wi'l be placed in preal- dential suite in the Washington terminal. In selecting his color the pres! dent said that he preferred dull brown. In its stead a dull oak sub- stituted by the builders as more| , LONDON, June 28%.—John Hammond wil! be the guest of honor at 4 dinner this evening given by the Pilgrims soctety. The Hon. A. J. Balfour will preside. The installation of incandescent lamps near their nests is said to in- crease the ben's cee output. Hays i" Mtorage Raatern butter Baer, focal Peatter—Local Basing Price. aa’ broliers Hana’ yader 8 ine: Hens, 3 ibe and over Resstera. 1 Ducks, live Spring Gucks . S$ $3555 2 ings, ton Hilied ate and barter, & S3sssssses. ark Spinach, few potatoes O14 potatoes, Calttornta ried ontons 16 ne 16 house lettuce, crate... 1.260 1 6 r jery, dozen tchee appl on Meats—seiling Price 4 eps eut No. ox tongue,” tiver oine Short Smoked Ment»—Seliing Price." Hames * ’ . Plenio hams «+ oiied hare ried beef $50,000, $35,000 of which was cash. | Bacon 9 Mallard Av. Phone wen 46 , S2Eb Dalian ay, 7 Street Pharmacy, corner tard Cherry ot Phones Kast 114 seer FUNERAL DIRECTORS. THE ROSENBURG UXDERTAK ore Musi, Howse or a invited. and 0 . eheviot RNBHOLDT THE TAILOR il Burke Bidg L 3912 ters First ay Ind. Grant 328 PERSONAL. THE OXYGENATOR othing sha!l THE WASH! fideu it ur ethep ro Us Bo | tot wear “STYLISH Hats tri 4 treated; Valley, corner Bantiake ay _Vatley at MARRIAGE GhREMONIES PERFORMED. PHONWS: MAIN 4967; Don't be lonely. Join e bureau. 1424 Seventh ay. en free this month. Phone I INTRODUCTION sOciE Removed to 424 Sones “HELP WANTED—FEMALE, nt girl for general housework nily; Cret hin, Main $628, IND. 99, F matrimonial slant calle O66 NY Bleek, ‘anied asa doth av. merce Bul HELP WANTEO—MALE. Out Gs job? Get one by working tor If you have a@ little monay nd your time clearing ive OLE HANSON & CO, r ri New York to: and women to | Largest and it Washington, Phone. hot Foast beet Basement OKLENTAL 1413 Third ov., between , r tute, 588 GC. Mockeet: Pool Room. everything Wr Dept | Wpring Nest darn ¢¢ Ruperior Law a. Cedar 143 Wecond hand clothes. aed ' i Cha WPORD Fier surfacing and refinishing dom FURNISHED ROOM: We mend, ie phane Main 2039 All kinds of store th i ae ee Oe > D UR STERKLY NetAL nOLtLerin GONTAINS WHAT TOU WANT Dy fetting ws know your name and address, we will mall you am copy. Contains everything we have to b DODO DOOD MynDYODDDD?E FOR RENT *: 1414 13th ay . & CO, £35 Globe Bioek Ind. a9e7 Mair Discriminath whe establiah real homes In central ed modern apartments, ab Mer Sama foliage ik from ‘Manb BATTLE & Phones 381 New. Yo iF YOU ARE LOOKING TO RENT HOUSES, CALL ON GEORG 4. COLMAN, 656 Now York Mock To. Rent rniahe ioe Howell wm iain Houses tn Hy, 1 and un oO N.Y. B f Queen with D12-14-16 Pike FURNISHED APARTMENTS. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A sur" OF ROOMS IN A F APART) . HOUSE ON QU y ANNE, $16 TO $30 PER MONTH, CALL ON GEO, L, 656 New York BOARD AND ROOM, take a ‘amp Ha; rates reneona Steamer Sentinel COLMAN, Block, Seattle, boats launch Virgin A inve young w BUSINESS CHANCES, wlth board, sultable mn 103% Bastiake, Yowry furntaned lots. pod town ch maw + ts = FARMS AND ACREAGE a sinugirsiinttasimiclirsiativdeasiesie: Nasl ¢ i AR SLVARDALS ON HOOD O ANAT. Actoage and waterfronte, S tht Bar tore, on oo widindet nb CK 8 WM Central ‘bide. Oo eeV00000M0000000C ° iO ° something t IL will give it to ROME lord to walt, and giv TMEN o, The ging returns id rather for T & DF Waldorf too WA Beattie, | CAN SELL OR EXGHANCE ANY THIN HAVING VALUE What have you that you don't want? I can sell it or trade it slowly MENT GHATT LOAN! ane on furniture, horees, ete William 7 lowe 8 LAND COMPANY, the MAIN 64. WEST SEATTLE A REAL ESTATE K. Keifer, onl Kenta LUSIVBLY. Mato West Bonttie Real Ketate 14 Downs Bivek, 109 2484, Ind. 2369 LAKE BURIEN PROPERTY. , Saas FARMS AND ACREAGE DON'T READ THIS AD, Unies you 220 acres of ation 1 am 1 iw fruit and n'8ClinoEDER, 169 Arcade Annex CHICKEN RANCHES AT $60 PER 7 ob OLE HANSON & CO., Third Vioor New York Block WILL SELL ON BASY TERMS. 20 ACKES, PRICE $1,460. * Bu: MMER HOME SITE FOR $300. y petdering the al soll te good. balance $18 per mon BL hee & FARRAR, INC., rk Block 406-409 New ¥ ant AUBURN shops are now GOOD BUY Where the big ratiroad improved dairy ranch, and, all improved balance | cleared; wm tand. very easily easily cleared. f terms $19 cash, bal- big HANSON & CO. terma A dandy little ‘ ‘t AND co., Wis COAST 1131 American EST ite W. ANTE Db 'T MALTBY RUMLDING STREAM be ROBER 1010 ALASKA ACRES ON RUNNING FOR $750 » the shore of A MONTH 1, within ahert ng at Kirk Anderson boat n whart at Kirkland, of “BURKE & FARRAR, INC, (09 New York Block LET YOUR RENT MONEY THIS LITTLE HOME Hargain—Owner deatres oan i a : : ROBERT MALTBY 110 ALASKA BUILDING ACTU ve WATER . non tT HA 80N & co., Block tvom jand hicken Lai ti mtn, Third Ay TO a bre KENS? ash 419 per mouth ROBERT MALTBY 1019 ALASKA BUILDIN $100 FOR 5 AC RES. want to nd wilt anty ° $2,400; Close to or 40 a Seo YOUNG & MRONERG, Phone Mallard #13. ON THE SALT SOUND, * for $375. Terms, $10 cash $5 per month, ‘Located the Sound, just 65 minutes from Pier No. Oh Fort Madison Indian res: at Suquamie ndid place mall frult farm chickens. Come in. HANSON & CO, OLE Third Floor New York Block. KOTTOM LAND, * with stream; rich alder jand kot today or place muat b 1 Phone North tomorrow, $850 takes tt directly terms, Bidg. CHICKEN RANG Hiss NEAR SEATTLE. for $800; $80 balance easy * multable for "FARMS AND AGREAGE—(Contd.) PRP PRL DDL LPL PLLA PLL INVEST WASHINGTON oyt OLE Th Ten ‘acre chicken ranch house, to or FOR SALE UR EXCHANG! TRADE HOUSE FURNITURE, WORTH $3,000, FOR CITY OR COUNTRY PROPERTY WILL GEO! 606 New Ye AY See me _KAY vod rise th IN a H 4 Floor ie HERE Is A GOOD LITTLE BUY rich i Fioor New York Bio v ” ont bor Brown, n, f 18 lots. on with fine view view tn KIRKLAND CITY $15 DOWN, 85 rk BURKE 'k “PARRAR, 405-409 New Yor GREAT WEST WOODLAND “BURKE rly Me if YOU ARE LOOKING TO BUY CITY PROPERTY, CALL ON GEORGE L. COLMAN, 405 (64 Ne Nearly ja eraded. month oxies, fo for Bouthern Oregon MUTUAL of mouatsine and R range for date OWNER 3101 v & FARRAR, an OFPOR TUNITY, LAND NEAR LAKE ALOR BALE—MISCELLANEOUS ~Bargaine in furniture, barpets, household goods, stoves and ranges. We exchange your old goods. SULLY & BALL, New Location, 600 Pike St. Power, batch for immediate use; GRO. jolaer, teady Price 9121 ¥ Mi oie 460. Way. i cows, iy. ¢ in, ANBON & C©O., New York # Jand, [adjoining email AN. must be seELY Phone North 1478. Three-room of Meridian av ANSON & CO, rent; rent appli Meyor-Toner 216 Union st FOR SALE—-FURNITURE, If you want to exe furniture or range or different, (ell. Kam will give you « fair t forth Sapitary Market Main 6686; Ind. 2834 MOORE & CO Youior Way. your used for ken house at; 10 y paymente y 1324 Aisnka Bide. Main tit & e. Two bh 1923 First av. MY LODGING ash paid for dx Main - 1610 jet. furnitu aL INVESTIGATE. EE = L. COLMAN, k Block, Seattle cheap farm 206 Liberty bment lande Bide to exchange for in Horse Heaven partly fenced “will trade BLDG. Meat rene Teronte, Cansés Canada. eto). A general ti interest allowed om c Head office, hes in me POD ITS NT be A AW. KLINE, 456 ARCADE BLDG. city and ‘90 ‘one of the fin Por sale, chimn plers Peerless Br “LOT. MONTHL ¥. Hats cleaned and blocked SE MOVING. Taw eon, housemor ing. . Ballaré 1139. ala BOxe. INC.,, x MIXER ROGak Store, irgest Stock a Developin - if Maron at - on the © and Printing for A JANAEER, aI" Gpeckert—Al courte, collections. corporations organized. Damage cases & specialty. Second floor on Fourth, K BARGAIN cottage, Just com. tevens Danel Mitch Goats. a. Hobart. with a laree Vegetables, $950; terms PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON LP. MULLINNIX. M.D, sctentifi for all INC, York Block ek. Seattle, oe oe f plastered large lot going away; must $15 month. See ng. next door to od Station, Paunt York two gas terms for blood and skin dlessenm, tice only. Consultation free, Suite 233 Only $69 cash. nd ipecial equipment for Bl tere tor Wiese “Giana” eteed a for tubercul Gnd needle treats mm cottage, t in inolpient cages 625 First av. at 44th wt A floor. Price only A 236 Globe Block Ind. u rheumatism, jendid tittle | cages, pil TO RE SHOWN,” ar calling up 1407 tawe foot Aurora. ay 00; cash by Annex. ro Dr. N. M ¥ Goitre, women, children, — nose, catarrh, Specific medicines, cade Annex. Dr Wm. 368 Are American Bank Bide _Roth phowss 319-20 Lumber DR 1 BROWN. 608 easy terms. S 108 White bidg. HAINDRUDGE ISLAND. itesidences i all pai 1 COLLYER, $04 Leary Bide. Member Seattle Real Estate Association, “FOR SALE—WOOD AND COAL. INIA AAR “Haskins, ta written, opinions on scope and validity of pai 444 Henry Block Phon “Adame & Brooks, Tapeless Tr 0 coat 18 Mark Attorneys 28 i AUCTION SALES. and Rapids Auction and Storage Co. r PU Ger SOUND BROKERAGE CO. Main 626 MONBY BLDG. We have for outside ti county PUGET Main & ae On improved # per cont, loan at low rates on collateral mpre SOUND B 1 AND COU! uy your gooda oF Rothe- 3614. > Plumbing, make of work Ind. 1307, SPELL: b stoam and’ gaa fitting. We Specialty in Brompt tv : wee, _seourity, 1811 Bighth av. a mera. ‘Tirat-clase ‘work, draw yable and repairing 7-8-9 Empire Bidg. | Main 1251. ON IMPROVE! AT 1 F & COLLEBe- ICAN BANK NT. en Woore 3 eo Ladder Works. sydney ant of money na in King pees AGB CO. STAME WORK: Tet Natt Dank. Mate 380 ithe amp. Works Baker STORAGE. “Yate ser 10S FYSDevot Storage Locked Vault for valuables 1018 publican st. Henry Weller, Transfer, Ss vacant property at 7 ount Crom $6 a do. | Ketter and Col. 120 jote in Kirkland neton farm lands. WHE ik OWN MONEY ed residences. good whart o mn; Worth more money, Hie sure to seo this before you buy. OLE HANSON & CO., ‘Third Wioor New York Block, Orchard land, houres, in a Main 625, an equity PUGRT SOUND BROKERAG , Moving & Storage Coy *. in 386. Ind. 896. BS. SUPPL tan rent today WRITER MADS, for $3.00 per month. Phone Main 696, Ind Ra inion Tranal the Smith Premier, Lit Third 697. rr Washington neven-room CO.|"yox, Bilek and other makes Pacitio 1167-6-9 Binpive Bide. | TYvewriter and Supply Co. 822 N.Y, Bika two location