The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 24, 1912, Page 3

|SPOKANE FACES INDUSTRIAL WAR; | MEN WALK OUT SPOKANE, April 24.—Spokane today is on the verge of industrial | war as a result of the fight over pen shop campaign of the em. ) Following the open shop order of the building trades cou | tractors, union men are. walking out In #ores today, Not only men in the Buliding trades, but plumb ers, steam fitters and tinners quit work today In many pl The central labor « made @ announcement j flat to war He nell today | 0 WASHABLE WALL iweec that 4 holds. for yout Kitchens and Bath nion men in will be Will follow | Meet | : union men laying down thelr tools today many ot declared their intention of quitting and ft is believed a strike order will We obeyed by all members of the unfons FAMILY SAVED LOS ANGELES, Cal., April 24 After mourning the death of ber sister, Mra, A. O. Recker, and her ee small children, who sailed on Titanic, as lost, Mra J, W mmond of this city received » ram today from Springfield t the little family had been He trom were Mra. Reekor w sionary fr | sister from feall on the Titante did not appear on the list of r cued, and Mra, Drummond had} given up all hope PLAN NAVAL BASE ROME, April 24-—-It was official | ly announced her today that Italien | troops have landed on the island of | Astropathia, in the Aegian sea It is believed that the Italians arc planning the establishment naval base there, and another base at Rhodes or Crete. |GIANT STEAMER BRINGS DELEGATION : nose PARIS, April 24 [sent a more disting tion to am lof p fr is en ro maiden trip o giant France. the French line made April 20. A ing “France” by Augustus Rodin ' being brought along for presenta tion to the United States in conne tion with the dedication of the Champlain monument 'JOHN MUIR | LOS ANGELES, Cal., April 2 After traveling 25,000 mile |familiarize himself with | species of plant life in | America and Africa, John Muir, | world famed naturalist, is at his | home in Hollywood today Mair rated = his fourth birthda: — a returning mis sized. Be a Real Man ally de caknens 4 women. ney on stimulate on remedy ban that whieh The Hlectra-Viia Co. DEPT. « oes te ‘Theatre Dids. TELE. wasn. es me, prepaid, a8 Want Ads Bring Re- sults. seventy: Capt. R pathia, the man vease! of re Titante dier and « her mander of an ocean liner He wears a medal for capturing & Boer battery in the He was then Lieut of the British royal naval reser landed # battery with a few hundred u speed towa result that to reseue al dinant It was Victories of the c Re | od ah oa | Strom. was decorated for his skill and daring Capt youngest cAptaing in Rostrom He has world five times. mate of one of the small Cunard camera 15 years teadily in was given im fortun found refuge on to the seene of the r, in THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, Rostrom of the Car-| who guided the himself a sob an Well as com South Afi Rost f mune and, of the decisive war, Lieut, Ro one of the the Cunard been around the He began as first ie ago and has} rank and honor command of the} Carpathia, & 13,600-ton vensel that | plies between New York and Mediterranean. When he received the call of the Titante for help, ately turned with all the wreck, with the the | wirelens | Ros: | / thia was able | ssongers who enough to have the Titante’s life. ander of the Carpathix| territory tent pertious leobergs, as the disaster to the Ti} tanic only too tragically empha-| ship across an| by Simple Formulas for Health and Beauty | DANDRUFF can be f than the mansaged 1912. CAPT. ROSTROM OF THE CAPATHIA Captain Rostrom, the Hero of the Rescue | tSMITH READY FOR NEW JOB of I ‘A CHILD'S WASTE | CLOGGED BOWELS |Make It Cross, Peevish, Rest- less and Feverish—If Tongue Is Coated Give “Syrup of Figs.” place until afte resignation Idren get biliow just like grown [THE MARKETS |)!" mach sour, breat the for the vacancy take Then t eat or rest well; they becom rritable and don't Listen, Mothers our child's sake t force the one to swallow useating castor oll lolent harsh irritants like ( © pills. teaspoonful of Syrup of Figs will ha ng and wh following are ow paid by lbeas oot prod average | feverish, cror want to play for little your child sm ain in just a fe 0% | With Syrup of Figs drugging or injuring 13% ¢7” | Being composed entire 6 | figs 10 be har hildren. y of luscious senna and aromatics it cannot mful, Full directions for | ehildren of all a 4 for grown- ackage. full Syrup of Figs and Elixir nna,” prepared by the Califor Fig Syrup Co. ious tasting, Refuse HALF PRICE SALE OF JEWELRY Elegant stock of Watche Dia- monde, Wm. Rogers’ Silverware, lete., now being sold at half price. iS | The best bargains you ever saw FRANK BRIGGS 1330 First Ave. Arcade Annex Building. ‘@ ron : u@ woutter aon gues Price. ; under at ALBFRT HANSEN Established 1883 PRECIOUS STONES, FINE JEWELRY, STERLING SILVER Corner First and Cherry Peed, Selling Price. SEATTLE Washington y rT na timothy. 15.00 4.0 ASTHMA SUFFERERS Send for Free Sample of ARNOLD'S ASTHMA CURE The Never-Failing Remedy 333-334 Arcade | Rolled oats and | mixea . - Dance at Dreamland tonight. NINETEEN YEARS AGO Ihe Rubber Store — Now the Seattle Sporting Goods Co. 714 FIRST AVE.—0pened Its Doors to the Publicat—714 FIRST AVE. THE SAME OLD STORY—SEATTLE’S GROWTH FORCES US TO MOVE, OUR PRESENT QUARTERS BEING TOO SMALL TO HANDLE OUR INCREASED BUSINESS. OUR NEW HOME WILL BE AT 713-715 FIRST AVENUE, JUST OPPOSITE THE PRESENT STORE. WE INTEND TO MOVE OUR STOCK FROM OUR PRESENT STORE (NOT THE WAY YOU THINK), BUT THROUGH YOU—FOR IF PRICES EVER MOVED MERCHANDISE, THE PRICES WE HAVE PLACED ON OUR STOCK WILL CERTAINLY ACCOMPLISH THIS. PRICES — STOCK MOVING — PRICES Grade Success” Fishing $4.00 Reels $1.39 14 First Ave. Doors Open 9:30 a. m. 4 8ALESPEOPLE WANTED 35¢ Line We Lines Spinner .. Fishing PURE S91LK AND WATERPROOF LINES 40 PRR CENT OFF Shoes for the Family and Ox 98¢ $1.25 Women’s Tennis Shoes Tennis 59¢ $1.00 Misses’ and Children’s Shoes and Oxfords Putman $3.98 $7.00 Men's High Top Boot, make $5.00 Men's Short Duck Boots. .$3.69, Men's Army Leggings - $3.50 Boys’ Hip Boots « ee eee 89 Shoes and Oxfords . Bag 9c Boys’ Tennis Drug Sundries $1.00 Hot Water Bottle 25 $1.50 Hot Water Syringe and Fountain 39¢ Bottle $2.00 Hot Water Bottle $1.17 $2.00 Fountain Syringes 98¢ $2.50 Whirling Spray Syringes B spray syring' 25¢ Tooth Brushes Five packages Dog Cakes ..... 1.00 Winchester Leader Shells, regular 75c, 16 gauge Men's Heavy Australian All- ‘Dae Underwear $00 pound Pure Para Bands. .€2.80 $2.50 Men’s Worsted Sweaters. .§1.29 "S778 Boys’ Worsted Sweaters....90¢ a Durham Duplex Razor .. Oh, You Ball Player! \ll $1.00 Bats $1.00 Globe Safety Razor $3.25 Imperial Tires $3.00 Lawn Mowers, just 3 left $1.50 Men’s Yachting Caps $3.50 Ball $2.50 Croquet Sets . $5.00 Croquet Sets Ball or Football Pants $8.00 Hammocks ..... 6.660000 $6.00 Hammocks Heavy Bearing strongest on the market Bicycle $1.98 lread ALL MASKS HALF PRICE 98¢ |} $8.00 Athletic Neck Sweater $4.69 23¢ 33¢ B4¢ Be 714 First Ave. Doors Open s30 a.m. 25 SALESPEOPLE WANTED Rough 50c Baseball Socks : 50c Gymnasium Underwez Skates, n Underwear $1.93 Roller 60e Running Pants . Men's’ 25c Rubber Collars