The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 11, 1913, Page 3

° ° . “ ~ ° ° THE STAR—SATURDAY, JANUARY 1161913 ° a Mz Wifeand! |NDUSTRIAL COMMISSION wiaT Is IT THESE GARMENTS WORKERS _|THUGS FOOL [ss rrow'Ske Stopped) LOADED WITH DUMMIES BY ? VICTIM WITH } Hr'bars Sucking) PRESIDENT, SAYSGARDNER ARE STRIVING FOR? HERE YOU HAVE IT] VICTIM WiTH For over twenty years I was a » very hard drinker. 1 loved : Roc By Gilson Gardner mission and is at the head of an I cared for no ae : bs , or feation of farmers. On the pretext * cent 1 could Re Gt T spent fF) ratt’s appointments to the new| Capital in represented on the , film for « | Furniture beer ’ lt 7” ve : commission by Adolph Lewisohn and of Wooa neglected. , home Was in in let commission, a body au of New York, Ferdinénd Charles thieves were a ault and rot Steet Strats My eaee eed be Mae | horized by congress at its recest/Schwedtman of Missouri, and & workman of | ‘ ‘ 7 3 maperne 89 9. as 8 Sosie bs \|session, are being opposed bitterly | Frederick Adrian Delano of Mit before 'a rowd jn I Fixtures me, bat Lioved liquor {bY the people mos ve'in seck-| ols It te safe to say that the ant 8, Abe nan. ae ian't stop pa ga f the commie} Mterests of capital will be well been ¢ Pryde r toc bey i have n Ht t led th ‘omml i 7 br pa a, a rey ~ or “ ; 5 . i sio e as aded the commis-| Delano is the former president of steady when ‘he fir Aevided > - son ee ahe Kep er Proaitys ah sfon with “dummies they sny,/the Wabash railroad Lewlsohn 1s jreturn home with $14 nt PURCELL SAFE CO. are ago. eho gaxe me @ simple | ang that spending $100,000 on | SQPpEr mine owner or New York jpecket. Jn the R ' retirees ie. work done by these men je use.|Stiwedtman ts an eloctrical en he was met b ! Phone |xineer; that ts all anybody appears one of whom ¢ 1 a cine rd Ave Senttte ne qatirely, It tock awa ess jto know about him graph record ‘ ae” ti “ceeunen oats ' "| Protests are Mooding the sen I, The rep sentatives of labor are cane «einen togr operator ei \ ate t wii is ‘bom: 7Gmm annon, treasurer of the stopped Boulard and id him he in we ‘ahesred 7 ese deuce American Federation of Labor and would make an exceller abject) « 6s 99 fee Workers tn New/* Journeyman. tailor by — trade jfor a film | Ye : Chicaad, “ual ii te an {James O'Connell, a vice president |. Flattered by the at nt, Bou nounced here that’ a apectal com, {of te 4 F, of-L., and former head lard readily consented to pose, al faites, Neaded by Rabol Stephen (2%, te Wachiniste organization |though part of the procedure con-| FOR Wise, Dr EF. Devine, Setanet {2#!4 to have leanings toward con |uisted In his bel knocked down }servatiom, and Austin Bruce Gar | retson, “ of the Order of Raliway Conductors, McCune Lindsay and Jeremiab hietflin, will appear here the protest. The Survey, | by Graham Taylor, is ac Som". MAY IMPEACH cece) JUDGES WHO Siete JAILED TRIO PRESIDENT OF |...7.0 22ewe.g U.S. MONDAY 0" ois Sm ytorious special privilege * ator The law creat h com mission defines its duties as eh | n living, seek to discover the underlying United Press Leased Wire causes of dissatisfaction in the in | EVA FELDSTEIN, 16, WORK : . ns ae dustrial situation! BOISE, lk Jan 11—That two 14 HOURS A DAY BASTING] WASHINGTON Jan 1 mn The commision is to make a final |/if not three justices of the su | VESTS, AND EARNS $6 A WEEK. | “onal electors Mo J eed report to congress Aug 1916,!preme court may find themselves jday in the t tates ae commissioners are to receive |involved tn {mpeachment proceed to sleep in and enough food to ke mp iot the un t ‘ t t keep “Seventy-seven® 10 a day ings is the rumor here today, fc me going for presic 1 pre of 1 vial of pleasant The law vides that the lowing the visit of progreasive| “I never get new clothes. | a United State 1 t e vest reket At e|be nit ianion thr members of the legislature to the buy the second hand ones. Net the actual ol tion of Gov. Wood c., or mailed r the pile ells of R. 8. Sheridan, C. 0.| once in my life have een to [ro Ison r id - and Sutherland supposedly | Broxon ar R. Crusen, newspa-| | the theatre. Twice | have been [Gov. Thos. Ko Marshall of i a ; Basser eae publte The other | permen, serving ten-day sentences | | to the movies. Once | paid, Le ete on } t r B. Chandler of Con-jon a eharge of contempt and once a boy took me.” ashin Charles Stmon Rar-| The prisoners would not deny mad | No wonder Gita Rosenthal * | cc ethos Chandler ban not that they had been visited by lew her dollar for the “strike” and| states will » » sets of ele given the public credentials which islators regarding the subject, but — talks claptrap” and “appeals to pers te ling nd he would ¢ the public’a con would not express themselves) gpRIKING CLOAKMAKER, TAKING HIS HUNGRY CHILDREN TO] atime ntallty. ; Listen Ne beri Vigehaye ae ence are fp nty f the: ‘ eRe 1 oer a go to he factory at 7 a h " nal ca ple who have—people "A ten-dollar contribution toward rae cEppbie Serge, cb tht Bi scorn hate morning and stay there till 6 at} The result in the different stat . . wy Lathrop of the childr bureau, the $500 fine imposed on each of} BY HARRY BURTON, denly, “honest living ts high Mving! night You would not bell it if} the pre R ii { Jane Addams and Louls Hrandets./the m was r ived here from} at least for a woman. I KEEP)|I should tell you of place. | eonat A nt ses Uv H ‘ .d|Barrett of Georgia was a member | Cir Judge McQian, of Portiand,|, NEW YORK, Jan. 10.—One han-| 4ygeLF GOOD—so I am nothing| There is not even a separate toilet e and house 2 Tee of Roosevelt's country life com: | Or [dred thousand garment workers, /uyem glave. 1 earn $6 a week or $7|/for men and women there and the ernoon of Febru . ; 5 _ | shivering Bsa penniless, are OD) oF $10 sometimes when business is|filth and odors sicken us as we to canvass the vote : strike in New York. They want) seed,but when the week is ended| work. Fifteen young girls work winner vice a more pay, better treatment and|"; have pald it all out for a closet the same table I do NEWS ODDITIES wus" they" remote than’ Justified |YOU CAN'T LOSE nd car athe in thelr their “boases” THIS DOOR-KEY a Iking elap-trap” aad |f What the Garment Workers Demand. BOs: Nive TOU Eee ee GOLD HILL, OR.-ON ACCOL NT OF THREE CANS OF to sentiment ality J Abolition of the subcontracting system hat have plenty for old er hes . t bearing parcel post sta € « in transit and inundatir Abolition of foot-power machines. t we 4 aitter an altog all sack second class mall, car No. 1¢ was an hour late|, Olta Rosenthal looked . Abolition of tenement house work ant with “Os 5 jong his route ner shoes. A 48-hour week t helps to ¥ cil, Valliant, Ob CENTRALIA, WASH —ALBE K CAME TO ¢ HE 1 WAS going to get pn An increase of 20 per cent for all the general workers in the advice was take according tc ions b < ilfered 180 pe of butter/Aw ones, st ald tom industry. le hed Des eameaid, Ve. from a f he: a“ ree product | Pay my dollar to the Overtime to be paid for at the rate of time-and-one-half, with oo certainly dojto the same merchant In Tac 1 hip ‘ It's the last of my ' double time for holidays. she. Sean thet OAKLAND.—THE STRAIN f CONSTANTLY IN| *¢ must all at togett ‘ perators to receive $25 a week if they are in class A, $22 a . “a : address | ¢ ng to be able to “wall er d he mes home| The dirty « of theo w f in claseB and $16 a week if in class C 4' Oo Interest Paid TA Bee IoME eb” after a with companions much for Mra. A. Lopes, |tramped streets of the East Side s A tallore to receive $24 a week, class B $21 a week and 2/0 7 aise waet*| She asks a divorce |was oozing through the brok Clasb G $17. er tag Hire LOS ANGELES.JOE RAMIREZ, SPANISH RESTAURATEUR, |leatber of Gita’s last Pressers in class A to receive $24 a week, those in class B $22 ‘ } come in a sealed! police are ng their best and laundries are being # jing it into Hittle icy crystals where Women and child workers to receive from 3! cents to 2!> cents Yeah ‘Guan HILLSBOROUGH TRAMPS’ HEAVEN” IS WHAT ‘H)it shot up onto her thin, cheap|| for each buttonhole they make, and for a full week's worn never nown and often lost : soon will be called pine Weary Willie” goes te o | stockings |] less than $10. to oblivion if covered } she spoke up sud ‘a as the fore of the com fidence to Mrs ‘s"\a French chet. - ; bination yor Kr lock has hi rj fay mm hares 7 - = |way. And keyholes will be no holes ai nt youre A ENJOYING A FAMILY SMOKE 'ASKS CONGRESS i'w: iwe’ sees See's | Bank for Say.nes “re | EITHER WAY HE AW RD DAMAGES | ieee TO INVESTIGATE ES fon may be set tn fs be tet Pike St. and Third Ave. | KANSAS JUDGE)" sues Soe ; STAR WANT ADS STANDS TO LOSE| TQ WOMAN FOR BRING RESULTS | “pontiann, or, Jus. 11—Attor | FALSE ARREST |ney Hennessy is up against it | | } q co n Pree eure | energy inn ai, BALE: Or. ea WASHINGTON ‘ ‘EET "ER BUCK”? ; has the goltre, and as a result it|!an Walling win ressman Borland : | wa by the pound master, | &!¥en & verdict of $1,470 day in the . It collar, Hennessy |M. la Follette and wite | puatiog "| al FIRST TIME IN SEATTLE pw gaat adarrie Sed se Impri , | United States Ju Poll r - wires since filing the suit, has | |iansos and Vanvieckenbars oof Nine Days 7 Mra. Williams | conspiracy and fraud eee ‘ attending a military ball] ices. Borla aan rted Starting P e | Limitations. | Wh nding y rtainly not!” | rested Miss Wa the oom ote aa had forwarded alle AT THE . Mr. Henny-/ptaint of La Follette that she had bag aba tae a husband, /stolen Mrs. La Follette’s pocket the interest of Fudec ode “Mies Walling ‘wan kece ial ral gas company — — + Insurance *: aE 25 eelacineales THE MARKETS eee ee ee hee HE’S AHEAD OF GAME TWO SHOES MATINEE DAILY AT 2:30 seecccesecees 156 and 25¢ TWO SHOWS AT NIGHT, 7:30 and 9 ; y THIS CLASS HOLDS PORTLAND, Or, Jan. 11.—H | HE i9i2 ¢ und abi asa Ie on liberty f ‘ afnere core ‘THIRTEEN’ RECORD Teas ¢ Ethers seal rranty in a : t ation. while Supt. I is mourning Fage—Boying Brice 1 graduated shoes, pu t 1 The clase is at} IF the ey Frult—Selling Priee 7 hae ire roan | FROST NIPS NAT’S Bi Lease eS e s oe Ramos: Seve 6 ( R HE BOY IS KING) ' VAYS chool 13 years | ORANGE ORCHARD sh d be ALWAY F pol 13 year | G Cc Most Thrilling Motion Pictures Ever Taken. . ECUD Dressed Mente—Selling ¥ : =P 10 — RIVERS! ‘al Jan. 1 No eS ee " , ; H WILL INVESTIGATE i = - baeee Giese hate ‘ WH Cows e 1%] | Z 35 — = groves will grac the PALLY WILLING | jini 14% | FATAL HOTEL FIRE | Take a good look at this picture of Filipino women and little|Nat Goodwin should the F to respond to a claim for : ists taddh Sean tonne eee children puffing big black elgars that would make the average Amer-|matrimonialist upon a fif : 2 ‘ 8 | BAN FRAN CISCO, Je ican man take the count in less than ten puffs. marital venture ng the next damage i we: lievastiendion anane tween An There are women and children of the province of Cagayan, |six month | | Mt a ee Sama gaan cen atta st SCOPE! Philippine islands, where children begin smoking these big cigars be-| Goodwin's orange orchard at IF ¢ IN Rubee 1e% |way connected wit age na fore they learn to walk well, and where mothers and aisters, gweet-, boba Springs suffered greatly fro: : Bhan « 1“@1 | bility hee tha ana mn me p |hearts and wives are seldom seen without a in their mouths. the recent killing frosts, I E, public rec ss [Mae atthe an Paden cok tio However, the American schools started since the Stars and Stripes|many of the young trees ' $ ect 18; Valeen hated Bla gp an a Mart-| went to the islands have done much toward weaning the smaller chil-| killed : k H penond we go ap Negri Ling ra! dren from the tobacco smoking habit, and in time it fs Hkely that ar r at . nol . ree were killed | neither women nor children in t »hilippines will care for ¢ " is at ; Pigs’ fee oS ned. 40seh and 6. ball serionslyon te, re re ee ee TALLEST WOMAN usage 16 |Coroner T. B. W. Leland | IN WORLD DIES : ena j 18 pps aiand | |GOODING WITHDRAWS | IF it t ’ gar Ae Mary Likes Monopoly || HE WALLOPED HER x », Jan. 10.—Ex-Gov-| <r The Great Parade Al Y € and ro a ‘A new baby arrived at 6 house ft Grrr CHEEK, TOO J ene: " ce os an ped ies wing, , 4 ache # in height : The Crowded Stadium ¢ fac , 16@ 20 |A little girl had been the pet of the Pete fei Galante TEasWe a dentiettaiicat’ gg BG The Steer Roping Contest du 1¢ past JOx tongue, each HY roa ba At made much of! 16g ANGELES, Jan. 11.—Asking|made vacant by the death of Sen-|traveled with a circus years ago, Tne: travers: See ¥ heh: Lecal—-Baying P her, but when there was @ new), complaint charking her husband jator Heyburn and now filled by K,|finally retiring to a magnificent Fancy and Trick Riding | Soe a | ee aoe Sac teesee ected for] With issuing a eck, |. Perky, exGovernor Hawley’s ap-|country home with all the furnitur Cowgirl Pony Race © 1* |asked of her one afternoon. | Mr. F. W. Clark ‘¢ pointer |bullt according to her size Cowboys’ Relay “Race need the ve ib 0, I'm all right,” abe sald, “ex-|Obeved. biblical commane Ween hes Cowgirls’ Relay Race | #pring ‘ 8 jeent that I ai i there is too much |e ther cheek, too. She retallat The Great Bulldogging Contest | 0 plies arclbrnac csc led with a cup of coffee, Clark's in : The Steer Riding Contest Vapetanten—Setiing Petes Irony of Fate } jail Jason Stanley; Famous Gallop sty "1 The Stage Coach Race Potatoes, new, t 12.00@ 16.08 , : | : ‘0 make automobile tires from NGS | The Sq Pony R, 7s | Borne blaes | TO HOLD MEET! || SPECIALIST COMES WITH NEW TRUSS SEE] The Squaw Pony Race | ise i” Meetings for those interestgd in| 4 L. W. Minor on “Long Tom, e Indian Careps cee is ide one en | evangelical, gospel, divine || Mr. Arthu® F. 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Dodge Is the regular pastor | pe = ; wen om all, saneete If you are suffering from rup- | than any spring or elastic truss Mi scd big uk? | Tour bowels regular, and your|Mintstere trom wi Mom, tine to{f ture, call and let him explain the | It’ will not absorb. perapira © AN HOUR AND A HALF OF INTENSE EXCITEMENT. C. panera Was Tiss: stomach in good tone by timely |{i"e J] new Anatomical truas, the most | tion, become foul gnd chafe the ompany eee sind Gecay 17-$3870-$8 | use of the time-tested, beneficent scientifically constructed instru: | body, can be worn while bath ‘ 0G 14.00 d always effectiv tes il ade Sure Sign. ment ever offered rupture suf- | ing, and brings pressure only “Under State Supervision.” he livogisco jand always effective family remedy) Gaye—smith is the most agree-|f ferers, which has no springs, | where the true hernial opening Pd belts, harness or leg-straps and | {a, but not where the lump therefore does not squeeze, | shows, ° pinch or bind the wearer Mr. Bull will show the truss This truss comes with 78 dif- | and make e@&minations without ferent styles of holding pads | charge or fit those wishing him and each appliance is construct- 9 to do so. COLISEUM 25.00@ 26.00 9, able man I ever met Me Peis ty 14 BEECHAMS Steve—Yes, he acts as though he} 46/00 had something to sell or was pre ais and” bar ‘ng , paring to make a touch,—Cincingati | . A i “| PILLS = Heaters, one-half. Modern Fur- f | Bold niture Co., 415 Pike. everywhere In bones 10¢., 28s, Dance at Dreamland tonight. ***