The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 3, 1913, Page 6

o rHE STAR—MONDAY, g GOLD RUSH FOR JAMES fs WHAT’S THE REASON? 2 HAYWOOD ADDRESSES — GREAT CROWD AT RINK FEBRUARY 3, 1913, | PANTAGES——|f QUALITY SHOWS AND TRUTHFUL ADVERTISING EXPL, 1 fe IDER AND as Yo 2AND- WHEN You CONSIDER i aap Nagarng Novia PANTAGES POPULARITY THAT (T'S PRINTED IN EVERY | FATHER'S NABIT To RELATE | MEDICINE ALMANAC SINCE iT AT EVERY FAMILY REUNION: Speaking to 2,600 people at supply the market, ‘This means th mais Dreamland rink, William D, Hay. |Hulona — scabbing against each j wood, the 1. W. W. lee nde co Min spectacle! — Adhnuel night scathingly arraigned the Gompers, head of 2,000,000 mem |i4a DETECTIVE AGENCIES American Federation of Labor, de> | be f the American Federation of A ete jelared it the t the 1 a force big enough to turn . 1 laboring Classes, and nly a@vo-|the country upald | 146 “ GOLb, OLA i ca nab ing In the dust to WEOTLAK phen Ferg ” | The labor federation, he said, by |antl-injunction plank in the Repub or pine, 1c; 6 | ENAMEL t a H |dividing into trade unlons, failed lean — natte convention, and : q 1 I jto muster the power of ite sup getting turned down 14€ PRINTE wey” posed numerical strength, He ad The moanest thing on earth ts mt, To. ive semana vocated one great inion, and ad a polleeman under the capitatiot id TRANGFER C€ ANIE Oe i - | mitting to erehip all classes system, unless it's @ soldier or & ‘ LOST AND own . : 3 AND Yaar gigains, THE |4 AND Youve used ty f 9h, EER een | ene dae head j : ‘ | 15~AGENTS WANTEL ec ; coo OFFICE CUT-UP SPRINGS 17 SEVERAL TIMES YOURSELF W. W. doctrine is social seab on white workers, and i ither phe } ! x BS that the $37,500 EVERV WEEK oR sow iN AFTER-DINNER SPEECHES —— tx working clothes on. do I Uke to see whites scab on ' | take: the J M ‘lism begins and ends ir phe 5 D IT ¥ sour! Pa e tr { workshop and not by sending Nitieal government of the} vike Bad ak tate I. ae Mos . * ven to Washi. to bi on th. The real i 6 HELP WAN J UE Ghendoned, Accord for which iabor has net |goverament Is got is Weabington i i te i Dalton, Jesse yet received its Just paymer said b. C,, but In Wall street ik t f : the lox ' | Haywood Morality in the eyes of the odint * " 1a be The American Federation of italist class is to do corrupt thin . , Ps ge Inabor ise greater. detriment tolend get away with them. Moral ' ve the ma i 1 the working class than any other in the eyes of the working class in mi FP - Sie time n organization in the United States, the sympathy we have for the , . | for the swax It in not & labor organization now, shortcomings of others | ay but a ‘job’ machine The working class should not = at ; While men are on strike in one be Interested in the mac ry of ; q section of the country, union mem government, but In a government bers in another in the same trade of machinery.” ; A 7 | ‘ sen f : } GIVESTALKIN ||" Wit 15 THE REA JUDGE LAUDS M’NAMEE IN = RN CLE A SON you : re. MISCELLANEOUS TAB A GUFFAW WHEN THEY HAND you THIS } FINING HIM FOR SHOOTING rt FEMALE SITUATIONS : DEPARTMENT CHESTNUT AY A SHOW fr iA edi Sala iK Mac ht Chief of Po! speak . ee 19 MALE HELP WANTED MASI ing to the ye meeting City Detective McNamee’s escape that he also bad a right to break | = : * in the Fitteer Sun Y with a $200 fine for shooting Les |the doors down H ANTE : aoy sight, w oe SAV CHARI ‘DAY wus conan a, t ten i | ‘The court held that McNamee at ' : ie sevival ‘ SAV CHARLEY No ines part He Pepper, an Innocent boy, in a). 08 fuNrt me tats nag yy for te alt Fines ¥ 5 ang at , $ bearers not e, in { WHo WAS THAT wor my wire! jFald upon a supposed hold-up's | eat at d "nothing emer ath at Me ( af | vernon R ADE BC §OOL "| pecans eo eee general, by th ne oF ( LADY 1 Saw You com, In the subject of much com: | shot he be ae 64. Washingto : | two in the departs | WITH YESTERDAY? / _ HAW linent at the court oth ity i (eae fey roor Stevens! Fy: ag 3 BD | ‘ i ‘ | 4 ja Policemen, ar friends ‘ HAW!! | ge Ronald impc Abel were charact b. ' | oa - j by Rev. Ralph Atkins Dr. CL i HAW assault charge, which is punishable and if he had. ot arlene 0 mn PRIVATE HALLS. | " "a MeCaustland, and Dr. John M.| Haw! by a maximum of one year in the down the doors, he would ba Every Day and } . | "Eohee i be | . MeGill Rb county Jail and $1,000 fine, cor t in hin dution. The ¢ : a : maid held that McNa- judge lauded McName fo Dances Wed.. Friday, Sat t r fn | LISTER !S SPEAKER pen ved an. anony |cearaaein vow of the fot. be ee| “THA SEATTLE STAR | Y is] i AT C. OF C. arta € ee ‘e venth , iad boot én " aa snort Paget at | gg Tiga 69--MISCELLANEOUS WA&ANTEE f Governor was th c fan arrest without : ‘ rr ; nd 7 ho “ ‘Ny mot 4 ro oe vent mn | : rt er oh pe . F ore entra F bay ' x “Ti x the prox got ads . } at 6 RUN veri Saad | : |69a—TRUNKS AND TRAVELING Peres, 8 FIST BATTLE ON | GOVERNOR GOES “ 5 : ore ‘ SE te wc | STREET ENDS IN | TO VIEW OREGON | 15 | BSwave erTUaTioNs WANTED by the cor Civevitied Aa Hates bean sce FATAL SHOOTING) POWER DAM SITE“ Gi TRY TO SEND BOY BY PARCEL With a bullet hole thr ears “t “phones “8 or Mt : MORTUARY fF List y POST; HE’S TIED AND STAMPED Emil Georne vor sited : a ver of ox reader 12 FLORIST if et od t . above a ter be © Onwald ef wing ne Progress Bo (erage : wherthon's rhage, Bate" —— re | FARM NECESSITIES FUNERAL Din : ompan 7 : aml tS 1427 Fifth Av umbia river forces its LIVESTOCK FOR SALE —_—_—_—_—_—— 107 ugh at the Five Mile | 2 ,* * 4 Vashington, Oregon a od 4 7 PERSONALS _ " a biceanacir se, ropriate $60,000 for th relim . i “per irna wa 6,000 BOSTON GIRLS wom my ary wurveys, which will ultimate co Pn We have o} iN SYMPATHY STRIKE FINDS MISSING lty result, the governors and the RSC LRSPOITS Fs SON BY DREAM = ANOTHER WHITE ces. gene : i= ) k M | the Niagara F rai oe AND DROPS DEAD PLAGUE CURE ne ne aa ie ak a C ( at Ph ss “NID fat 4 DISCOVERED “gperange POULTRY FOR SALE Pr te, FS ‘MAN WHO SHOT ma i eamed as in Oklahoma and er ; ‘oe MEAT PRICES CUT AGAIN FOR TUESDAY ps" ee gs igen p & The Middlemen Eliminated at HOLD 30 SAILORS Pris DIES IN ASYLUM * Be FRYE & CO.’S MARKETS FOR REVOLT PLOT ™ wire : jt t our t ‘ HELSINGFORS and, Feb r unded he. Gaynor’ of New FINA IAL DI Ente the ie Le Choice Sirloin Special Liver Tt Rose ave b August 9, 1910. X INANCIAL DEPT. take ce ees. anche 18c ausage 10¢ arre here w art EMIL AU of New York said, 1 the state insane ¢ be —. - Banks eteteted FO. reer ice Loin of Por! ne Choice Rib and Loin ! terst "Oh!" Girl's short it E ‘er Ghers 205 | “Ghose 15¢ Pi amg ld = O ME Paa lh a REAL ESTATE D : 4 Cans Cascade D5¢ | Susrantecs man. He wouldn't “move up” |°F Gaynor when the latter was > weit a al SOS kG 86 REAGE Milk vu Eggs 20c ‘ a rowded car, and Marie about to leave or an #te HAVE YOU MOVED i a k ae he above proces wri! preva x marnet Kneff slapped him. He had jf for @ trip to Reen VARY 1 1 t. Mer nS ee Oe MPIC MARKET Sik YOUNG dan mctad e her arrested and fined $2. Oh, ie me or's w e, it co 5 30-—CHATTEL & SALARY LOANS ‘4 bearers and six girls as nes j result an eS # ; r rary pall-bear at the FOR THE first seven months of| Gallagher was once a municipal ell of Payee; Nye ether beeen Cort. Gt Beatie | chal x nee cbacwae dla were to have been ushers and | we against $ pon on ae bhatt ‘ ( LAKE VIEW bridesmaics at her wedding 84 42 me a b ‘backs free , he 32 COLLATERAL LOANS , Ft i gow TOMDEUVUAAEUUGGUUGUOEES UA EAU LL | UNCLE JOE RAPS Jina AL. ratee: (1) = %.. TAX SYSTE | HOOD MEMBERS, TAKE = = | M AT TICE 34 REAL ESTATE LC a = = The state es ¢ Frate Sac eS BUY AT AUBUR 4 =] 2 SFLL THAT FARM ee ee : = = =| i - 4 = WASHING Tox” Feb bib ts en lot ‘ | = — = | open secret that the owners of the Fo E © . ¢ = = sr mansions in thie city, ig Fe ‘ : " t OLE \NS = ois = $100,000 to 00,000, pay half the = 4 r Be [Sas trovertion that the oor _ HEALTH DEPT. 5 = 3 he was the statement made “eri ROP SS | day by ce sman Jos. G. Cann I : SS Jot tlinois ; binges ARSH & ( = = elty of Washington TRACTORS, SUPPL I 'S 7 CHIROPRACTORS = 4 annon prefaced his remarks with or CARPENTERS ee; oy a 7 = == beh “4 mens To relieve capital “r anter Mt = and plutoecrats from taxes and | Ww " t r 3 > = = | further oppress the poor negro ond | Whereas 7 tures = wal ede RT E = Boor white class Is the policy in| _F. 8 BOL tate 5 eraser | t ‘ashingto : = ngton iA ea ee x OPTICIANS _ ENUMCLAW, 4 = | y,MINNESOTA 18 to conserve | Uis-s ped s Tw. t ; D fe supply of froglegs. Bill for. ——————— M ‘ - | sie eat me BUSINESS DEPT. |i) ‘puvsicians Ano sunatons ‘ = nding in the legislature. ™ sented 3 eae i TEx = | Pe . |e are rhb. MD 4 ‘ er OT If you have a farm or a piece of acreage for sale, or for Annual Dinner of veter HOUSEHOLD NECES. vy trade, the most logical place to get in touch with a customer | Canadian Club Gne Wort i i mack r =| SITIES "| as CITY REAL ESTATE = Star is through The Seattle Star. Why? Because The Star has = Thursday, Feb. 6th 73— BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES |&~~ REPA A SUBURBAN HOME = over 40,000 paid subscribers every evening. It goes into the 3 pa aoe if ant to make § : “omni p anual di » Cana- "i n = cc ] ass rT fi e d homes of the people. Where are you going to sell that farm? dian Clu® will be Neidtn the ate ' a = You don’t know, Who is the particular party who is going |parlor of the Washington Hotel An- | ifor sais by owner, h | cor Malneprings: | ot = to buy it? You don’t know. Therefore, to be more assured hex on Thursday, February 6th, at | lconted paying | w eb iekes a ar : = ¥ 6:30 p.m. It will be an informal| [4% yi 5—COAL AND WOOD DEALER f $ = Ss of its sale, place your classified advertisement in The Star, jee and after the business of| Working i . As ‘ : : electing officers ts held a ¢ al partially ht eM a og " where it will be read by over 40,000 subscribers and their | Kood time will be in order. xe Brier 108 a WANTED Sell families every day, for somewhere among this great family | ne program has Been promised by | pc stticn & : | the entertainment committee, o Ke. . there are possibly not one, but many who will be interested. | sisting of Dr. A. McKay Tenses, De. | a : And the cost is very small. No matter where you may live— =| Glasgow and Dr, Stubbs. Members * ty JUST TH Anything whether in the city or th@ country, use Star classified ads ivect tavithtion "an ob geared ie ein : \1 : 4 i special no- Bo _ and yow will get results. If in the city, call.en us or phone tices wil be sent out. ‘Tickets are 418 “Vike. "Ms | = waar us. If in the country, mail your advertisement in and we eater aie athstties at li mete MUSICAL = & 4 - 0 , . ve, Or the you we this year Music 10 | A y = © will at once give you information as to its cost for one time door will do just as wall, | — tees C-107, 228 wae. Mmeurn of Spring “7 Gaels we hs = oc ovate ee Canadians not yet members of tee | s@ap if taken at once, an up-to-| te” Fry Music Co. G6 W | for = . club are invited to come along and| “8te shoe and harness shop for : “| CHARLES SOMERS @ = 6 . a see what a good bunch of their fol-| S#l. Beacon 1604, or P.O. ad N i GY ff 1 ° low countrymen reside in Seattle, | 4ress Columbia City station STAR WANT ADS x TH HH UE Hureeeerer ' 1 . m ubbeiatin wartn welcome and a good time in |For Hale An up to-date plumbing and WL iAH prgpined’ thea figrtig oe ssbarm, Wash"! BRING RESULTS rn