The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 6, 1911, Page 2

Btevens’ New Academy, 4th Near and women between 40 40, we can tench you te small “LITTLE Pe? or LITTLR 1m Rost Pox lenses in ee trees Malm inteed gold. filled fram (pe mor: TS NOT WHAT 1 WE SAY, BUT 1 WHAT WE DO Makes The Hub]: the Place to Buy Overeoats |= Icravenettes Slipons Every Garment All- ~ Wool and Strictly Hand-Tailored We back up our clothing with an absolute — to give satisfaction or your money without a quibble. ee colors and styles now being iRegal $15 Clothes On the Square Opposite Totem Pole. 615-617-619 First Avenue. Seattle, Wash. RO RAE MCLE NORE MEBANE ct wet Wire.) the purpose of re-seating the de| posed King Manuel upon throne. allet successe the country. Two royalists, 3,000 in each, crossed the border into Portugal erday, —All North. theve Joined a force at AyemonteMin ern Portugal today is in revolt for a march upon Oporto. the! the republicans were routed in a Repeated rumors of roy | battle at are seeping from|Chavex garrison finally joining the tachments of insurgen THE STAR--PRIDAN, OCTOBER 6, 1911 ROYALIST ARMIES FICHTING WINNING PORTUGAL Fo} Pll jarmed peasants are reported to A special diepatch from Tuy asad] OF RECALL Underground efforts of crooked politiog to amend the recall pro- vision of the city charter so as to render it impracticable as a working aves, & majority of the Royalists here declare the ad herents of Manuel have two war Captains Conceiro and Machado be-| ships ready for an attack upon|remedy are vigorously opposed by ing in command, MEXICO “erry, Oct. tions are funny fe, as you way, In our country mado to insure @ secret ballot, Mexico the way & man votes erted from the housetopa. Publicity—and fraud ultaneously with down here. by the party in pow start sim registration Advocacy of La Fotlette for pres jent will be liean leanne, to be held tonight at Eliers hail, fining a one who le sufficiently sincere in hie claim that he is a progressive trophy have been heard from this afternoon save the America II and an unknown bag seen high in the naan “= vention and @ presidential primary i Meore—Gortrude Hoffmann. * % Metropolitan—Richard Carle = in emeing Jupiter.” x. . fontanmchen vaudeville. eseenee oe Have your vitts collected. ern Collection Co., 483 N. ¥. Block. Sinin 6169, Guns Repaired ‘We flatter ourselves that we have in our Noy the best gum smith In the 2 Northwost. Brit us your gun repairs and we prove it, Rubber and Oil Clothing, Slickers, Slipons, Athletic Goods, Etc. cr Sale Syating Gnd “The Rubber Store” 714 FIRST AVENUE, Two thouveand | Oporto. , house. Elec. reg! Mexico--or trag- peons for whom they Intended to look at them another vote. every effort isthe directors of voting, who In to each voter a written in | vote, | A registrar, appointed enters ¢ goes from | slip of paper bearing his name and house to house and secures the|@ blank space in which to write ‘amand of the men folks in each|the name of bis ca: SS ee BIG PRO-LA FOLLETTE MEETING HERE TONIGHT proposed as a test of | the league is to text out the claims val | ere ar republicaniem” at a/ of the new converts to the Of the Progressive Repub- | sive cause,” said s momber Third av. and Univer. | “Wh sity st. Resolutions will be pro-| pro ves posed indoreing La Follette and de- | tha’ ee rare 28 ie arn Lay ono the Public Welfare league in a reso- |lution adopted at a meeting held yesterday afternoon. Having in mind the difficulty at tending its work of procuring the GI recall petition last winter, the league went on record as opposed in the days of Dian theac|'? amendment to the recall ara used to ask the ignorant | Pfovision which would render such work more difficult, Even as tt stands the expertence ague indivates that the re iston is aw rich man's rem- on edy, and not available except un In the days of Dian the men al ~e ene ere render ho Intended to vote aguinst Ding | Poms nO ee ee duct of a recul pe td money for the conduct of a recall didn't get & license, petition campaign. The report of On election day, when @ voter|{he secretary of the league, read booth, he is banded &| yesterday, shows that since {ts or- uization the league has expended obligated ftaclf for $8,171.26, of which sum $1,241.36 remains un- = |paid. Of this amount the cost of the Gill recall petition alone was while the second, or y petition prepared for use in case the first one had been ruled invalid by the courts cost meas. Court expenses and at orney fees amounted to $1,600, of h $1,000 remains unpaid, but be taken care of by L. W. Col- of the Funny—OR IN OLD MEXICO of the The registrars give their lis idate, ee: $3,160.7 “What we are trying to do in aa the rhe report Indicates that but for Committee thie thorning.|in@ timely fuancial ald of Mr. Pe fought the! Colman the recall movement must — etl nave failed for the inck of the ability of the other supporters to he gue had uring sig: other work connect the petition, its re eouth in which be is Oct. 6—After 50 , With uses ranging hall to federal court, old Olympic city hall was as a device to detknocked down today for $10,000 ceive the unwary, Contractors are ready to erect # In case the losgue indorses La}pew munletpal structure. Follette tonight plans will be made —_—_ > by the executive committee to in- The funeral of William BE. Parker, ago, took place yeate: augural a vigorous cam; Beattie ‘and throughout " . H. C, Mason offictating. Rep- ep-| resentatives of various church and One of the features of this cam. palgn will be a nd for a con-funiveraity societies, to which the resentative repul an estat similar to that proposed in Ohio ¥ their last respects. 300 STRIKE nited Brows Leased Wire.) OAK AND, Oct, 6-—Three hun dred men in the employ of the Tay- lor Lumber Co,, in A a today, The trouble te of the dispute between the Su Co, and its emplo; h has brought about industrial t for the last three = wontl The Taylor company’s men cla the company is employing non union labor and sfefusing to sign a union scale of wages, MARRIES AND LOSES $1,950,000 MORE, ‘Oct, 6—The mar- lage of Mra. David J, Dunlop, er, and Archibald Montgomery McCrea, of Pittsburg, non of the president of |the Pennsylvania railroad, which took place at a New York hotel, is of much interest in this elty. Mra. McCrea forfeits $1,950,000 by her |marriage, When Mr, Dunlop died here ton years ago he left a fortune of about $6,600,000, To his widow t a third of the fortune on condition shy would never remarry, otherwise she was to retain only 950,000. AILORS STRIKE LOS ANGELES, Oct fused an eight-hour day ay recog jpition of their union, 128 tailors In |the employ of three large tailoring establishments struck here today Strike headquarters were immedi ately opened at the Labor temple. HOWL FOR HELP MEXICO CITY, Oct. 6.—Alarmed over the expected uprising of the | Reyes party, the Maderista faction in Mexico bas today petitioned Sec- retary De La Barra to immediately suppress the Incipient revolution, which they say will break out on [October 16 when the electoral col lege convenes, CHINAMAN OEAD IN FINERY NORTIi YAKIMA, Wash., Oct. 6. ~After arraying himself tn silk gown, silk scarf and a highly-decorated sandals, Chong, walter in a Chinese taurant here, died last night In his outgrowth net room. In spite of his careful prepara tion no lence of suicide can be found, and It is the opinion of Cor- loner Fred Shaw that he dressed [himself in his finery when he felt |death coming and had ample time to put his house in order. enty bad order ca dead here at the Harriman shops tod: 4 there fs ‘little likelihood that | -|bide must accompany th Trial Next Week Leased Wire.) Oct, 6—That cave of the Me Namara brothe: coused of dyna miting fos Angeles Times | building a year ago, will » to KO lon trial next week b Judge | Bordw 6 made certain by to ments, Bordwell has to try the case, his In jtimates say and no matter what fforts the defense may make they |must prove unsuccessful, CAMPAIGN rm NEY FOR TREATING (iy United Press Lansed Wire.) MILWAUKEE, Oct, 6.—Whether campaign money Imay be legally spent in “treating” to Mquor and cigara is the subject now being threshed out in the Senator Steph enson election investigation which | took a new turn today when Game Warden Stone and a number of bis deputies were examined as to what they knew about receiving a gen erous nibble of the fortune spen by Stephenson during hin cam-|First Alleged Fraud paign Against Postal Bank What is al 4 to be the first Paring Budget postal savings bank fraud culm) The efty council, In committer nated yesterday in the arrest of of) Balin Cin Amat, @ . youter- the whole, this ning continued |day when he present muelf at its work in paring the budget. The | the postoffice to get alleged police and the health and sanita-|to belong to R. Ali, & countryman tion department were overhauled | of his living in San Francisco, All this morning. reported the loss of bis certificate ‘The estimate for 10 new patrol |to the postal authorities, and Amat men, amounting to $10,400, was cnt lig charged with forging his name. Out altogether. An attempt to cut _ ns ~ off the proposed increase tn the salary of the police inspector failed 3 ¢: INDIANAPOLIB, Oct. 6—Judge Bids for 6,000 acres of capital sarkey today denied the petition |bufiding lands in Douglas county |of the California authorities to al will be received up to noon Octo low dynamite, nitroglycerine and ber 28 by the secretary of the | other evidence found here by Burns state capitol commission. Certl- ctives to be taken to Los An- fied checks for 10 per cent of the geles for use against the MeNa mara’s. in I can save you at least $10.00 and give you the newest shades of brown and gray in tweeds and homespuns, or an excellent blue serge or | My low rent upstairs is what helps you save. $25.00 is what you will pay elsewhere for what I charge you $15.00. rough cheviot. I can also make you a tailored suit to your measure from $20.00 up. Every garment is guaranteed, kept pressed and repaired free. Take Elevator and Save $10.00 HAMMERSLOUGH’S ines are on the side tracks | belonged, were present to they will be repatred for some time, | to come. 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