The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 4, 1912, Page 3

THE STAR—-MONDAY, MARCH 4, 1912. 4 Library Tables Are) More Smashing CED THIS WEEK | xrlasuetesets ® » Armed with : hammers and bite of coal a . 5 militant suffragets today + last Week's window amasht - paign, which resulted In jail sen tences for scores of women. The Queen attack today waa made upon 20 shops In Kensington and Knight's ee =P) Hridge, and before the rioters were . pnp windows valued at thou- sands of dollars had been shat Peery ee strat |itered. Thirty women were arrost heavy lemm, securely f/0% Ase they were carried away to bolted to the top; large || '* Police stations they sung suf- drawers and bine and || {raaet songs and shouted “Votes two molding boards; for women” at the top of their our spectal price deny OES SE ES & Attempt to Kill a Strike Leader UXWieNcie Mae 4 Unknown assailants early today at. tempted to murder James Thomp- eS ; son, general organizer of the Indu mn a M . Made of © thoroughly trial Workers of the World, who han been active in the textile strike : here, and whe is one of those In LEAL IM MM: sisting that Che mil wor! 2 LETT TTP a for thelr original A oe f ber cent advance in wages. Pee ag © uae Thompson was attacked in his e Se ep Ss th T A Sf eee even rain Arrives | The Beclinbek to tik etrecaast aI If our sixth train made our would-be competitors holler; just wait and see what our seventh train will do. What we have done wae tre rigger wey in the month of February, which is known as the quietest month of the year for any Department Store, is this: we have used train operate of any folding Couch. ; load after train load, increased our sales force from FORTY people to ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY, “these salespeople being wa ak Gin eee oe ' : those who were let out by other stores on account of slack business.” But why have we been able to do this, wage-earners? ~ sapiens | Because We Are Cutting Down the High Cost of Living for You Wage-Earners Showing to You One and All That This Is the Store That Saves You Money 75c 10c LONSDALE MUSLIN T ING Others ask 12}4c the pass = pg in Pri Yard. 7th Train price, Seventh Train Price Seventh Train Price * ._. B3 20 FREDERICK THE GREAT MEDAL ISSUED BY GERMANY To commemorate the 206th an- niversary of the birth of Freder- feck the Great, Germany isaued the medal both sides of which are plo N GOLD DUST ° Seventh Train Price, Say Concessions ha Puke Are an Insult LAWRENCE, Mass March 2.— 1 4c Dectaring that the concessions of- business men of the city of Seattie, firmly Hi fered to the striking textile work- ere by the mili owners ‘no con. ‘of Hiram C. Gill to the office of mayor would Jone at all,” and are “an ineult of the Vice Syndicate which im 1910 Fito our intelligence and manhood,” ,, aio the sub-committee of the strikers, $2.00 Children’s 15c Pe ie chy, demoralized our poiles force, cor Tl Viich conferred with the mill own. and seriously injured the geod-name of thie fiers in Boston, reported today SCHOOL HOSE BLACK HOSE against peace in a statement which was tnthusiasticaily received. The @ return of Mr, Gill to the office of mayo eee sie ent elt ae. C Feeetablish the deplorable conditions allow: | ment, and the war for what they his term of office as mayor, and that hie §/ Sa“ living wage” will be ‘on ‘ calamity to the city of Seattie, injurious CLEVER AW L and the substantial business of this city! SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 4—Ah Ling affectionately stroked his Progress and the prosperity which is now hh fs bug every time he stop- |ped at a house. Policeman Powell, ; 5 ied iy awake bars i ihbdne our haacty. euppirt ta. tr; Cotveriti Ubon tind Sith cosetnns “ine sins FELS NAPTHA, ding i that his election is the only method by Ii cheap, no license” explained Ah. Now IVORY OR FAIRY 4 ‘the threatened calamity. SOAP, now 7 Bars ‘Vital iswe in this campaign is the question: of the city of Seattie or the Vice Syndi- 25C every well-informed and right-thinking man 9) Im the way that ali really progressive and n must anewer such questions namely, Matthew Dow Perry Polson oe cine : Men's $6.50 ©. A. Reynolds Capt. Frank Winslow aay : ‘ : Muslin ye G D. Black Fresh Eastern butter. pe . Ms ad waar co 8 his Bees, \0 is—Beliing Base CORSET COVERS Seventh Train Price Dr. J. A. MacKinnan Wenatchet apples Now ©. B. Thorgrimsos Naval’ oranmes |... 2:60@ 4.00 ™ Dan Earle Dreesea Meate—teliing J. M. Wiestling ‘ ¥. M. Gion it 7 & 10c Woman’s 10c HIGH-TOP SHOES WRITING TABLETS HANDKERCHIEF or ENVELOPES at BE. FP. Blaine Frank 8. Batley Fred RK, Thompson W. B. Hutchinson C. H, Beattie ; : : H. W. Pennock Heart . Women's 35c J. W. Launderson Geo. A. Virtue : FOUR CANS OF ALL WOOL HOSE Wm. K. Sheldon Pork. . John W. Wallace Dressed he y ‘ Trimned si 3 ‘ 1. N. Just Bnort igin fn Edward A. Cravens mg = : n Harry Hurley : » Walter Kelton Dr. David De Beck 25C «H.C. Kilbourne Judge F. A. McDonald A .D. Lane A. F. Mowat La D. Baker Thomas H. Ryan Thomas W. Waters ; Boited : x" B, Ballaine T.'A. ©. Jonenhane a Boys’ Woman’s Men’s $1.50 Nichol: George Walters on ° RESS Douglas =. Byrne Pe Poultry Leoni‘ aidying $3.00 SHOES TAN SHOES * — tbe. & under . 5 Lunes Leonere. Jolaege sortase over f ibe Seventh Train Price Worfth $4.00, Now Now E. Moore ©. E. Bowman . W. L. Butler im Vive, Tb. 1 0. L. Robet A. A. Jones rr John F. Adams ‘Veg stabico—Sel Price, W. M. Elliott fF Carl Erieson y in| W. L. Bilger ~aFEs mange = M. J. Henahan C. C. Bronson Men's THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY LITTLE GENTS’ N. W, Huggins Hoereen H 15 SOX » OXFORDS, $2 VALUES, Sonn J. witote fetics wg 1.50 Selling foc “0@ 3.00 A. Robinson , 75 t NOW 0. J.C. Button Price. M. Kinninger HG. Lazelle c |. Carkeek |. W. Witham MeClennan loan . M. Dauiton ET || ‘a . J. Wilkins . : i fe aoe 0. L. Lather F. Adams LOOK FOR GREEN “Arthur Walley.” ; Sahelman SECOND AV. AT JAMES ST. SIGNS parse Boxes. u ¢ = o>s Som! . D, Bal Jobn A. Whalley |. Smith - Whalley 2 coe mE . Doors Open 9:30 A. M. : Herr 2m s