The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 10, 1913, Page 3

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H " ensat \ W wha r Award ew , t “0 oA DOLLAR A KISS STAR—WEDN SALEM, 0 THEATRES THIS WEEK. Moore—"Les ™ AT THE Miserables,” in tures. tion f Metropolitan—Desk Seattio—Dark. Orpheum—Vaudevite, Empress—Vaudeville, Pantages—Vaudeville, Grand—Vaudevillo and motion pictures. Clemme toplays. Melbourne—Phot Alhambra—Photop! WANT SAFEGUARDS The Commercial Club passed resolutions offering co as it hissed ky assert he bride was. formecty Mre. [ation in {tort to the meteor fell « o rat the ae8 WAS Mma 4 ° Don't Read This! |How a Big ocpuratiod sagt ac Put Smooth Trick Over Bet. Pike and = -| on Broken-Down Employe ALBERT HANSEN | cguraalaps veer | cida Cee eres Mae Maen enedeateeiie Is Now Locaicu At His It is the story of the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co. and and father of a 10-year-old gir erman Bryant Tibbetts, 42, married, m put down bis part of a a rat eee Tibbetts in Providence hospital, his ed from a fal Link Your Interests to This Chain of Credit Stores which he s ned fr a defective aerial This was in FFERS HIM A JOB FOR LIFE ed = COMPANY © ee old, the company’s cla agent, and Otto B. xceptional Values im (7 iui e's. ' ions Wiis, BNA a Roi ° ° mirhe ¢ was admitted. Tibbetts had been tn incnhilla VOaTts : palpi BD sake, care He w 1 ash, which was a pitiful enough s Styl he ‘these t r th a limp in his walk for lif 18N, J Stylish, war neh nseuamey pene R / the company would guarantee him a Job for life at prices offered. One coat his most saintly mien i ain show a bla et 1 1 have been connec d with this company, have rvs, raps ‘ » break Its w he told Tibbetts 7 Diana f On the day Tibbetts left the hospital, Arnold gave him $10. smoked pes ee SIGNS A FINAL RELEASE AGAINST COMPANY ; 2 : er Tibbetts was in Rupp's office, Rupp prepared a Extra Heavy Weight. of Tibbetts’ claim against the company. Tibbetts Special $24.50. the company would furnish him with work, sig The coat illustrated is trimmed You Tibbetts didn't know very much about lawyers and legal with black plush on collars, rever er i. release did pot mention the promise to furnish employ pea ey era ea ca ts didn’t get all of the $2,000, His hospital bills amounted K fastenings. ver Hibbetts thought it was only fair he should pay them, instead 7 V. S . l of as still trusting, you see, for a while. ery pecia Manager Dumfrey came around one day’ last Q at $18.50 & promise Tibbetts st 1 to say ‘ wv thing about that »bet went to At cht early in the eel him of the promise, Rupp remembered ain stores, the coat 0 t. but ving OF 66.00 16 87.80 “YOUR DAYS OF USEFULNESS ARE OVER” Baie hief counsel of the company in San Francisco, It seems © arranged for 1 ‘Tibbetts =Haten to a new proposition? Tibbetts would, of or $5.00 a month for clo mu t Tibbetts had the promise—the will find that it 1 be much € ra ine employment to keep neatly dressed Last Ma as again laid off. Dumfrey again knew nothing of any promise made bim. Rupp couldn't see bim Entrance to Women’s Department He ‘ the chief counsel in San Francisco, and the latter 7 . ont the letter to Rupp, who wrote Tibbetts a very curt and brief 1121 Third Avenue ey poh m the company considered his case closed, Tibbetts went ‘ » hoe lie was not in. Attorney Ramsey was there. fulne » the company 18 over,” sald Ramsey. 1 t has been out of work ever since. He couldn't get any own trade. He has been unable ta find work of any kind WIFE GOES TO WORK TO KEEP BABE FROM STARVING He told how, for the first time in their married Ife, his wife 4 has been compelled to take up laundry work to keep their little baby from @ al ta tion. Whe an “fired” the first time he took his case to Indec . Humphrte who was then practicing law, A complaint was prepared 1119-2] Third Ave. and filed in the superior court, alleging the release was obtanted by y nt representation, and @ult was started for $25,000. ] Near Seneca the w not pressed, for the five-year employment com ee : ted by Tibbetts, Now he cannot get an attorne | t his he sa 1 Aud also he cannot find any work DAY SEI iF PATED, SICK, IN ALASKA WATERS 0»: -TEMBER 10, 1913 ait Anna Held and Her $250,000 Stockings LISTEN, MOTHER | DO BE CAREFUL CHILD IS CROSS, CONSTI GIVE “CALI FORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS little Ky SEATTLE And Ail Points In the Pasttic Merthwest 0 ROUND TRIP Chicago . $ 72.50 Duluth 60.00 Minneapolis + 60.00 Montreat + 105.00 New York . + 108.50 Philadelphia .. 108.60 Pittaburgh 91.50 8t. Paul, Minn, 60.00 Bloux City, low 60.00 Toronto, Ont. . +, 92.00 Washington . + 107.50 Winnipeg ... 60.00 Omaha, Council Blut Kaneae City and 8t. Joseph 60.00 Prop tely reduced fares to Many Other Pointe in the East. Return may be mado through California at alightly higher fares, Going Limtt 18 Daye. Fruit RETURN LIMIT OCTOBER 31, 1919 Liberal stopover privileges and cholce of diverse routes offered. TWO ALL-STEEL TRAINS TO THE CAST DAILY “The Olymplan” THE FINEST TRAIN ACROSS THE CONTINENT and “The Columblan” WILWAUKEE TRAINS MILWAUKEE SERVIFE WILWAUKEE EMPLOYES ALL THE WAY ACROSS THE CONTINENT For additional: Information re garding fares, routes, sleeping car reservations, otc, call on or addreas A. P. CHAPMAN, JR, Gen'l Agent Passenger Dept J. L, CRISWELL, City Pass. Agt CHICAGO MILWAUKEE & ST, PAUL jAILWAY Becond and Cherry Seattle A little in. 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