The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 27, 1911, Page 3

THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1911 AN STRIKE — |KINGPIFRP. (MERGER LOST,SEATTLE MAN SHOT == [0 vewcswom Club yesterday decided that they| Tacoma water po tem at} utes later, the body of the murder | or of |Enumelaw, this shot andjer was found lying beside that of would not consent to a merger ot killed J. W, Springston, of 610 W.| the engineer Beased Wire) !deavor te settle the differences be § their organization with the “new" | Galer ot. ttle, at the Enumclaw | Springston is survived by a@ 27.—Uniess 4/iween the shopmen and thetr em: Chamber of Commerce, The vot-| works yesterday afternoon. The) widow and two grown | ted the official® ployers, ing wae to progress all day at the ten fired two shots at his victim,| ters, who live at the le 8 nen, making certain that Spring-|addreas, ‘They "TOMORROW (RATNG 0 <(2.28. |. WN.M aU B10 Suits of Quatty Character at No Greater Cost Chenasty offers an unusually at- tractive collection of women's #trictly tailored and smart novelty suite from the foremost design- ers and makers, combining un- questionable style, superior ma terials and incomparable workman- whip, at no greater cost to you. The very best qualities in navy blue and brown serges and cheviots, rough mannieh mixtures in a great variety of exclusive weaves, rang ing in price from $25 up to $125.00. Commercial Club building on First eof the rai) The presidents of the various im! ew von ncaa te) ay in was dead, Ande fof the federation | ternational trade unions represent W YORK, Sept. 27.—Deter| Here ia what J. W. Maxwoll,|/the top of his own will ed on the Harriman i * are in| Mined to defend his titie as “king| president of the club, on by tomor | sone blew off| this morning to claim Springston’s | with the | body Springston, | had to say on that had kill conference with Kline here today,|of finance J. Plerpont Morgan | about the deciston of the me re he murder was witue accdtding a by! onthe jthe chief tople of discussion being) opened his office early today to ar| "The Commercial Club bas wpok-| RK. Simons, a workman, Simons volt FIVE KILLED iW pility of & strike. Kline Jeaued here to-| insists that everything possible is wat of the being done to adjust matters and ithe’ union, =| avold a strike, but he added that vice president |giving the railroad officials a chance ‘of the Harri | to confer with their unten employes it mocrive head of the In New York today will be positive om, has gone|ly the last means resorted to tn ‘to confer with the | order to avoid a walkout of the men on for tteelf, the Enumelaw authorities that) range @ campaign to uphold the! “Thin question being settled, the/Springston and Andreasone had| PITCHED BATTLE market. Commercial Club expresses ite de-|quarreled over some work that An-| aire to cooperate with all other|/dressone had ‘just completed LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Sept. 27 ead Of foar in the hold! commercial bodies in the upbulld-|Springston would not accept the! Five people were killed in n pitched States Steel corporation, ing of our state and city, and, look-| work, which, he said, was not satis | pattie between officers and negroes | personally signed the «tee! trust'’s|!28 to that end, it will continue its | factory, and Andressone pulled a)near Dumas, Ark. ‘The officers || declaration of war—in dofiance of | @¢tivities with renewed earnestness! gun and fired at him, according to| were trying to arrest some negroes | To allay ai story of the eye-witness, Then|when others opened fire, Sheriff || itt || ites, || the government—and has informed | ®" Visor.” eiticials In an em on all Itnes. hin associates that he expected to bent over his prostrate} W. D, Preston and Deputy 8) | ! A red other shot bia about the way Glasgow was] That Morgan wae correct tn his | working to retain the official route} #urmise is evidenced by the Lon | n’s through the city don market, whic! IS BU | Miles Away | He said the ferry could now makel todays nn Ovened Dullten —Whea/4 trip in from three to five min- It Is understood that at today’s} A real aeroplane burned tn this) ‘to convey him across | PRE” igre NS |. INDNANAPOLIS, Ind., Sept. 27.— all Suits aj utes, Four motor cars can be car-| meeting of the board of directors | city In a $6,000 fire early this morn * de of ried at once. The push button on/of the steel trast Morgan severely |!n« he estimated value of th: ‘at Glasgow now the post rings a gong in the ferry | criticised certain directors for hay-| machine was $1,360. The fire de button placed tenders house and he is ready with|ing permitted the inference to got|stroyed most of the Abner Binclatr! the time he his ferry any time of the day or/abroad that the trust was willing| Carriage Works, occupying the one - — juet east of Westlake, Sinclair] told the places his loms at $5,000 } Cartes tal ‘MAYOR TO BREAKI |LOST IN THE he airship was ¢ Curtisa-Parnam | biplane, owned by the Washington | POTATO CORNER ETERNAL SHOWS dcr2’s, co, Pg meeting | complete but for the engine, ex | hy United Pree Leased Wire) pected to arrive today A trial Ceases, Scalp itch’ mn order to break a local corner on SISSON, “Cal. opt 21~-Three| fight was to have bees made Sun-| Hair Grows | potatoes, Mayor Shank announced |e parties are searching today | day, October 8, with A. B, Roberts today that be has bought a carload | MFoukh the shows of Mount Shasta) at the wheel for four hunters, Harry Maples, Her of spuds, which will be sold Sat- bert Ball and Frank and Harry Pur. lurday. Potatoes are now selling at that be $1.60 a bushel, but the mayor will | {i aged from 18 to 20 years, who 4 and $18.50 In all the popular new shades, cut on the new English models. | These Suits and Coats were made specially for us and we offer them as our well known guaranteed ood values at the popular price, Seas, Penint on. 0 Sane BARR. Fi850. Select your Fall Outfit down, e io * follow e i Spleeart| ee other two with pack animals and JLT? 1S SUED pen have it charged and pay ® While enjoying the comforts of being well dressed. married | /200 delegates from sil over the Mra. Spivey last Saturday | Open Saturdays Until 10 p. m. A special display of strictly tail ored suite in our show window to- day, priced at $26, in intended to impress you with the remarkably reasonable prices that prevail throughout the Cheasty establish- ment story frame building on Kighth av.,| fiver bank he will find might. voluatarily to dissolve Extraordinary values in women's coats, starting at $15. Women's Department, Entire Second Floor. druff Goes) | Cheasty’s Haberdashery | Second Avenue at Spring Street If It’s Correct, Cheasty Has It The Quaker Drak 'sell them for 69 cents, plus the | '@f here Sunday on a deer hunt. eee ee EE See Bw By! Provisions, but failed to reach them. SAN JOSE, Cal, Sept. 27.—The| None of the party has been heard Lee SOR AUT atte | ing onde. and earea| mitt” whe "naa aed tae Hotel Milwaukee os > that disaster has overtaken the t 1 Sept, 27.—Arraigned, convict # ouths. 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