The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 7, 1912, Page 3

4 THE STAR — WEN ERY: AUGUST 7, 1912. STITCHES STRIKEBREAKERS CAN’T STAND PLEA OF WOMEN AND. CHILDREN, HELPING IN FIGHT AGAINST RAILROAD J WOMEN’S NOVELTY SUITS, Worth Regularly Up to $27.50, Thursday at HEART 1) PECK & CO.’S and COLLEGE BRAND Suits for Men, $25 Values, for HE HIS LIFE u, MEN’S SUITS, Worth Regular $20, in a Generous Assortment, Sale Price .... United Frese eaves Wire) ‘3 3 15¢ WASH GOODS, Some 40 Inches Wide, Now Offered for, per yard DELPH! f. 7—Nine “ss SEE WINDOW were placed in the heart gt Jobe Thompson, & nesro, in the ‘ ; ‘s iq hospital last night ‘ : $1.30 Couch ae that organ had rand cut vir ‘ Covacs (i STORE a0 waves TOU bi . Peamy ia two. Several similar opera ~ pun THE. TH NE Rave Deen successful in that 5 4 and doctors } » | ‘will recover. The opera formed by Dr. Mitchell who lives at 1009 Waver ; L, was hurried to th eye he ; ; 3 car dhe after he bad on stabbed 4 .! ; Shaw, another negro. Dr 4 Srésiaie, a Tiibell bad dim placed on the a9 Se Pearl - aperal fable and in less than to we minutes had an incision and 3 . - away portions of three ribs. + c bare the heart, he quickly ; a the wound, placing a th Shaw, who ives at 1007 Ase ; ee + Bee Tae wives he rai uae ' ; : tS aes NOW IN PROGRESS up the fight when . “ “ fe ene : : iy RED ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE, BROKEN LINES AND ODD LOTS MUST GO TO MAKE ROOM Tetarned FOR NEW GOODS, NOW IN TRANSIT. SECOND AV. AT JAMES ST. 3c : GROUP OF WOMEN WHO ARE AIDING STRIKE BY PICKETING OAKLAND, Cal, Aug. 6. Ve The women folks are having far law, and so far have smilingly re can stand facing the men but| better success in keeping men from tained the upper hand. Ladies’ $2.50 FOR WILSON |:*" 22", °! fetaiag' the Tairioetoecbent end iu] "Yes, It test eowrame,” etd cee see Phenomena! Values for Women || ‘5° 2 Di, N. J, Aug. 7—Gov.| tt was one of the strike breakers | Ettting thoee already in the shops of the women pickets, “but It gives White Canv: Biz Ci Up i Swiss cod today the selec to quit that we had,” was the tes us courage, too, When we think ir ean- w ‘ - in the Oakland Southern Pacific| timonial of (he men pickets Mon-| what this contest with the railroad Oxted, pais = a ot tbe aists Flouncing, Wells of St. Lo s} : ee cemmeratt means to us—and we women suf: $1 69 We are offering SAILOR WAISTS in | ZOLOT’S FAMOUS ONE AND TWO- sale price, ‘of the national democratic | allroad shops testifying to the ef- day. ‘and Chas. R. Crane of|fectiveness of a little band of ‘The strikebreakers are ashamed fer most if we lose—we Just can't white linen with plain or striped collars, | PIECE SAILOR SUITS, regular $4.00 yard fice chairman of the}¥omen, wives of the men on to pass the women, and they will help doing our part. We can't elt . Spence commition strike, who have taken their sta listen to the women's arguments Idiy at home and let tbe men 4o regular values $1.15, ore 98c ee tion on the ‘picket line, The man and pleas where they will pass us it all Boys’ Sho sale price sie embers C at i ied - : took off his working clothes, by with a deaf ear.” The time has come for women es, ae ‘ 2 SNORE-STOPPER walked out of the shops and joined) The railroad officials are mak-|—the w men of the working class: |i worth regular $17.50 woo SUITS $5.75 NOVELTY | $5.50 TRIMMED 5 SKIRTS $3.29 HATS $1.49 15c Shell and he 20,000 Harriman employes who ing desperate efforts to break up es—to take an active part in the} are in the nioth month of their this feminine contingent of pickets.| contest for a square deal, even to} $1.50, sale Twenty-eight Serge Suits Young Ladies’, Women’s | Ladies’ Straw Hats, neat- Amber coutest with the railroad for better They have exerted every energy to going out on the picket Ine. It is ri ‘ , ‘ Sas cansitan oe ae TleSiag’ wating asreax tnolbard, yes, bel pabenehYy. All ehivatl price selected for this sale from and Misses Novelty | ly trimmed, worth to Barrettes He was only one of many to be women on charges of disturbing the working man and woman have 98c our regular stock, Skirts, $5.75 $5.50, sale | won over to the strikers within the the peace and ridiculous accust gained have come from sac rifice $17.50 values ‘ fT values, now ‘ price ‘a ' C Hast few weeks by the efforts of a tions of vagrancy They have all been won through} douen women on the Oakland pick The women, howe have been bitter struggle, so why should we i leareful to beep a! s within the) hold back?" e “ ie ne careful to y always within th id ba 1Se Bar eck: SR Wash Goods 38 © Sc Hair $50 Chata belli” Castile furned Talcum Brushes Purses ‘SAME COUPLE WEDS THREE TIMES; “WHITE SLAVE” Soap, cake Powder Me wash Fab | 100 Colores for new Outing Flannel, BOTH HOPE THIS IS THE LAST’ CONSPIRACY? ot colors sna, | sete Price, g° | 8 23° | 48° ST. LOUIS, Mo, Aug 7.—)ago, she sald she had married him) PORTLAND, Or, Aug. 7.—Dr designs, choice Secretly married this week to the|BOt because she loved him but be-|Jing Wo, a Chinese physician, wan 6c lstie who bad’ twice’ divorced him,| use Ste Wes lonesome jarrested here today on a charge of . jwite who hee twice civere im, | "The last marriage did not beeome | offering Frank W. Brown $50 te John Kienlen is apparently happy! known until yesterday because th e him to Bertha Johnson, a 16 Cc with his threetime bride at her/license was not entered } sold Swedish girl. Brown told the 7c Crash Towel- 50c Window Men's $1.50 Men's $1.25 Men’ is the Rev. Alfred B ¢ \home, 7426 Flora av, Maplewood. /diately on the public record at St be ce of the offer and the arrest of A Musli Nai . one) Drea — $1.90, af rg podbcombbenss bra When the couple first were mat-\Charles. At first it was denied|the Chinese followed. The police ing, per Shades now pcos stipe The roeagal Balbriggan Shirts in abund- Dress Shirts in \ponveng 3 pana a anal iried Kienten was her third busband.|that such a license had been issued. /aay they believe Jing Wo's arredt solder tol sook Night Union Suits, all plain colors and e ed She divorced him on grounds of| but later it was admitted that the/will bring about exposure of & yard Gowns, all sizes, sizes, now i ifs said to make it impossible | nonsupport, made him her fourth| couple had gone to the home of|“white slave” conspiracy ns : . SneR for, ent striped, estects fhe wearer to snore or breathe |husband, divorced him again on the Assistant County Clerk Dubbert. in| Chinese here 1 P wyectiy. It is worn on the nose|sqme grounds, and now he is her St. Charles, and the license was) 2 a c c Cc c c c sleeping fifth husband issued. Justice Brons married the aE —| Mrs. Mamie Kienten’s first hus | couple. BEEF HIGHEST za band’s name she refused to divulge Since her second divorce, June ick: ds | Her second was Gustave Calzman, 27, 1911, Mrs. Kienlen has lived CHICAGO, Aug. 7-—Reef on the Quickest and Surest who died in 1903. After her second alone in her Maplewood home. She | hoof reached $10 per hundred Ibs $ Men's 10¢ Hem- 10c roll best Cure for all Sore Feet divorce from Kienlen, 13 y months is 48 ye rs old and Kienlen is 44 here today, breaking all records Ladies’ Mercer- Great big lot of ‘ eeeeemermn actin " . Armour and Swift were bidding . " . " ‘ against each other for steers when stitched Hand- quality Tissue ized Cotton and Men's 75c Work ee Lisle Hose, all lowing is absolutely the the high mark was touched % " : - - kerchiefs Toilet Paper, enlere, 5c Shirts, all sizes, 7 4 4 Cans Old 3 Packages . i eceusities. 1,000 sheets, for Dutch Cleanser, Searchlight values, pair sale price, each basin of | First Matron! don't see how c makes old Matches, double t in this tor fuil anybody ‘ t y y can afford any luxuries Aieee mt Be nowadays. We've given up teat at c eructes took | dlnped Kind, c c ubbing the! ur house . | sore parts”) Second Matron—And we've given 25c | 10c 4 Teally" wonder} ap bridge —Cleveland Plain Dealer ful All sere — ~ —_ — ae | THE MARKETS |M‘<'""S-" SHOES, PUMPS AND OXFORDS] "a2<s calloyses can be pe wine ore less Cotton At Lowest Prices Ever Known colors, 2-clasp L It givés trimediate re! ot paid by local comm length f Ladies’ $3.50 Boys’ $3 Shoes, | Great clean-up of| Men's $4.00 bd ps We bunion«. sweaty, smelly and t Hose, pair | A twenty tive cont dex : . Men's $4.00 Working Shoes, ao egg big assortment, Ladies’ $2.50 | Dress Shoes | " | the worst feet. It works . ‘ : | | | the pores and removes the ; aying price,” and the c sale price eoneee White Canvas | new going c ‘@ the troub: AX te. - u j retailer under y price Pumps for for Sern cmetien nat = o> ie ve 11 $2.69 | $2. 49 | $1.89 $1.49 | $2.59 pair ‘alocts tit Eggs. ranc’ iy 27 $1.50 Combina- Ladies’ Black 1,000 dozen Val. Laces, 3,000 yards Plat. Val. Lace, 10c to 15c Nar- Fratt—-se Prie z : * . : Wenate hee” appl ne ie 3 tion Muslinwear, |] Silk Hose, worth Beading, Edging and In- Oriental and Torchon row Satin Rib- two-piece, lace- 50c, sale price, sertion, 35c to 50c values, bons, 5-yard WORKING FOR HIS BOARD AND CLOTHES trimmed sale price Laces, values to 10c, yard pieces for 2 ; 5 pair ~49 DIVORCES | FIREBUG’S WORK | 2: $1.19) 28° 23° 4c 7° AMERICAN LOS ANGELES, Cal, Aug. 7 REDDING, Cal, Aug. 7.—Mrs. - . 2 a 4 g Forty-nine divorce cases in th fog uaene' pe gee : H CUT- RATE ee eas ty Solge Meet lared her belief today that the fire wen . 25¢ and 35c Fancy Children’s Play Boys’ $5 Suits, some }] $2 Military, Cowboy Clothespins, usually js believed today by Judge Monro: 1 , ty be a California court recoré | 7as the work of an incendiary, as <a 4 : Metal cara caine of : , : : ; “er : Ribbons, 4 to 6 inches |} Suits, $1.50 Indian its and Policeman Suite.] 2 dosen for-Sc, eal P Forty-nine couples appeared befor 1e family watch dog was discover: | 53 ‘ s, “ DENTISTS |Monsoe for marital readjustmen: | 4 with a gag in his mouth, « : ‘ ; ‘ knickerbockers, sale ‘ More than 200 principals, witnesse | ‘ently placed there for the purpose | prows : 7. wide, per yard and Baseball, at price for price, dozen oe 3 4 lawyers crowded the room f preventing him from giving ie : sented fe wae F meterT ONZER 9004 | Cat Made Nest of Money : , agp ; ; rats : “ . r *. world, a Chicken Is Operated 1, Aus TA session ihat will puzzle ke On for Appendicitis er county grand, jury is whether | Tub: _———_—_— Mork has been a faliure, do| drs. Mary Keresen 5 from | s44 , D Ladies’ 5c Hemstitched Ladies’ Neckwear, values Turkeys, live fit, We are | @ physician to attend a prize | once Resting comfortably in their | t, yh Two hundred | One hundred and But our work can not be di pte — | watching her offapring : ¥ Ladies’ 15c Embroidered ular values to 35c, regular 50c, sale with braid, sale 25c Shell Barrettes, Ave, Stare-toyd Bid, | unconscious. sco-dreeoreheniian ‘ad lettuce, doz, ‘ ‘ } s et be discouraged atan- COSHOCTON, 0. Aug. ¢ « boarder, as charge hethe: a t 7 9 mae satiety you qf 8 ar John McDowell, linotype over |. mother cat committed the theft. | 3 4 Hantdkerchiefs, a 1es ron a e to 35c, sale ¢ i each price Ma lower price | 3 pullet, sick two days. The doc | ocr of greenbacks, the missin Spring broil ers | Hens lee’ ate hound to he #eattl tis. An operation was perform | vith » litter of kittens in a closet | purer Ve. ‘tb. Ladies’ Fancy twenty dozen | In Beattie at the pris on we @ . oe HI Woman in Swoon 4 Days Vametattnaneeting, Fuze Collars, sale price, Thursday, each price price various designs, for, , » for, F 4 actly» } S dol informed by physicians that her) FOND DU LAC, Wis, Aug. 7— | Low toing make our. : \nforow McAbee, was fatally ill. pin order to reduce the danger of * b c c GC ..| me 7 Mrs. Alonzo McAbee swooned and | accidents in the car shops at Nore Cher mre Am "4 4 remained in that condition four} Fond du Lac, the Soo railroad has | Rerts, local | wear neckties or torn overalls while ; ay is : ‘i ‘ 5c Package Writing Ladies’ $1.25 Muslin $1.50 Muslin Gowns, 75c Corsets, made Genuine Coutil the machinery when | (re ihers, doz + aes " Envelopes, each neatly trimmed, for neck style attached, for $1.50 values, for them in and we ator and chicken fancier, called | Wry Keresen protested her inno eee ork bird had appendict serosa $1.50 Coverall Ging- and gar work's guaranteed tor 18 tor said the bird Pv sum to a dollar, was discovered aly ete geet Cc , low-priced dentists, We} ed and the fowl's recovery |* The mother | spring ducklings Swiss Aprons, some | Ladies’ Long White with two large Dental] expected sat proudly on the $10 bills lve, Mh neatly trimmed, reg- | Plain Aprons, worth | pockets, trimmed ‘and | make y« ’ 7-—W'! Workmen's Neckties Barred | potatoes tp AR ke you a booster| DANVILLE, I, Aug. 7.—When each each Rate Dentists|days. The voy died while she was) posted a notice to the effect that | Turnips, sack 98 employes will not be permitted to shes, doz. at work, It is claimed that many | ca: . ; . ! employes are injured by being] He : Tablets or Gowns, slipover style, all sizes, square with hose supporters }} Corsets, latest models, drawn into » their neckties become entangled in siery, dos the mechanism, b 214 | a maton ene * | c c Cc c c . ” Price, Falls ‘Agoin’ to Meet God’ | za»: rn ve imothy oa ANYWHERE GALENA, Ill, Aug. 7.—Thomas] pyyer sound timothy.14.00@ 15.00 [I re YD, stig A Johnson, janitor of the South Pres-| ajfalte , 18.004 14.00 YD.27 v.38 byterian church, started up the] + co@hiens te eS 4 ies’ 7 Ladies’ Long belfry steps. 5 28.004) 2900 3 a 2 Tal 35¢ ad 5c ae aapis’ tod," he call per Het 75c Bleached $1.25 Lace adies’ 35¢ vadies’ 75¢ new he $1.50 Hand Bags, COREY SIGN ca cua a cSt s7.000 3.86 is Be lates’ dl Jersey Ribbed Patent Leather |] Silk Gloves, all 5 sii ings 55.00 vinen now urtains, sale Wests and Pants, Norfolk Belts colors, double various kinds, Fearing that his mind was wan-§pliddiings i... : yp Of s. t dering they sought to reach him tare, ne eee? 37.00 | offered for, yard price each for, each tipped, $1.50 e TLE WAS? Higher and higher went the man, @ ‘onehihd aro ‘ TTL Ai. segre a) years old, Thirty feet up| Modern Furnittire Company, 416 é watile foe e he missed his footing. He was taken », Everything Cc Cc c c c —_— onitin - ate home fatally injured ————— - 1 ” Sells Girl; Gets 30 Years) Noice Undertaking Co. EW YORK, Aug. 7.—The limit} | aw was given Joseph Milton, | . ss : uct, ” BROADWAY AND UNION «J 35 ‘Sears’ olds ‘who veceived. via It Will Pay You Lo Visit All Sections of the “Store That Saves You Money” Tomorrow featuree—reasonabie prices, efficient service, homelike surroun! mee |probably will work out to bi Phone East 300. year sentence in Sing Sing for sel , ing @ girl Into slavery, ; z i