The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 11, 1913, Page 2

\ GOMPERS TAKES RAP AT IDEA OF HALO ON JUDGES ‘a In the Spotlight—No. 3 THE STAR—TUESDAY, WIVES OF WORKING MEN, SHE SAYS, CAN FORCE UNION LABEL 1913, NOVEMBER 11, OPENING OF NEW © TIVOLI THEATRE | GRAND SUCCESS: [AMUSEMENTS Metropolitan wt ‘TRAIL « ~ LONESOME PINE MRORE TOMORROW NIGHT : MATINV.ES—Wedneedny and Hatnrde SAY vou \\ CHARLOTIL WALKER i start CRABBIN MY “It iho delegates, of thin conven If the pace continues, Manager WILLIAM AL BRADY, DPD. fe gin tt say on the | ? L.. C, Keating of the new Tivoli | @ve* Presents pis see i aa et owe ean ne.” PANTAGES READY MON it may concern-a Judge Humphries, looking like a piker; Press Agent Ju Jeffries Justice Wright man will be giving away It | Dearth” Deve. Sees BY JAMEX MON roomeny With this scathing rebuke to the braries, like auld Andy, instead of Se see A COMEDY of LOVM and NpNCAilll clothed with briet Satbestty, writing them; and every one of the PI ic i tpecersa $7 With KOnLT OnKK B | Gompers in his opening ad | Pchorus maidens will be taking a OTHEN BIG ume : nees, wi nein in thelr ears, the | trtp to Europe for thetr summer va 10e nnd 206 és nvention of the Amertean Jeation 00 Federation Labore come | | The way that house war packed ‘ today to wrestle with the pr Jist night, and the way that packod SEAT TL. E THEATRE LI la wanted labor | house greeted the Tivoli player me Main 48 op | cat sekestnad that ede ar 4 All Weel BHATTI NEWEST THEATER Th belay oe tea er given} tps ge thelr palms in enthu a | BAILEY & MITCHELL PRESENT Keath 4 3 : py rhe Addrens of th was giver tle applaune uid make Klaw & oe ZA ZA” ‘i HONEYMOON THAME + ia sor of Want The | Erlanger turn gre ew ant ne $1.00 « prte ‘ of the day was t with re | The opening { 8 newest PRICE r * Pi io « naive siutiod | | theatre w ne & t Nargnin Nie y. any went . “ ee " Ks whan tel Hone 1 i nome ieeataieie idges feorable exclt of the mur offered, and| plump and who . a . aga shea time ¢ ng itself. They ve | are ious te Soar aor e Fi fe bye ‘ . on a number of good warblers in| Normans are som a i, men and wor ising hi Keating & Flood co: H + rOth ES merge olleve yw our rights a Tel r a some American citl 4 the fe 1 looking lot of las ‘haa “Whe wakhe tne dandy, comfort hou a eo rights duce the show tn * y, of worship, of p were wrung The Romig Twins took the eon] ORPHEUM a ° “hag Py with their nifty dancing. 3 Ps iS Alling mm and are Deloy was a blue-ribbon n Prima donnas, cyclists, a mono “ sae 7 ie bat ie che ae both on looks an © Frank |logist, a melodrar a couple of ig the ‘Star Spangled Banner, Bn} a can Oss noc foe i Have Ri Right to Criticlee, i Laliand, as well as Christias Ruaranteo us the right to ton, put the i " , r the in positions of }h at oa r se wy powe mmfortable who fall tal the Tivoll theatre certalr ends nassen of the Wah et saat aie D OSS Wh « ats may hay 4 k fmmense floral wreaths EMPRESS , : ay ade ag us, no matter fror attle merchants were pre a e e hat he future may hold out fo sented fo the Anagement, the in The Power of M ; i < ; 8 of Kood or evil I repeat to those vidual players rece Pigg Bie | name of the act wh Superintendent of City Light len ¢ uthed bd: ho brte anthe { ouquet Manager |® 4 zen OF > of singe 3 P es ‘ Lith oe , # of power t even h by} 8 int ( 3 are some ats at | doesnt € its or congress: ‘Scaring us| one | Maye 1 A an, know about light the old man left out of the book n't KC vening. | tenor ‘ bree r acts complete Appoint Committe . ie = HE ASKS THEM WHY? ‘ con’ em, BOY ef} rs e NG ERAC ‘ ‘ t wore named by Gompers| Mias Anna Fitzgerald ? LONG BEACH, Cal, Novy —— peal et : : renal dr VETO $25,000 LOAN tie kev. Irving 1 A * oa They make brooms in the Bridewell prison in Chicago. ° : . has ‘CLEVELAND CUT OFF : Patti ee A Plc : “is | 4 offi wanted to buy a broom. Shown one she said : vm me ti n t ‘ : 5 denattanenio do not eee the label. is this a Bridewell broom?” alwa o depenend upon ts es to ¢ % OM OUTS E leoeed .aaiendanenth ta State Connie Label!” asked the grocer, puzzied. “What label! It is a Bride out the emotional yearnings 4 mae, fiance and ways andi ¥Ol! Sreom.” ade es SUFFRAGETTE sas ' ¥ 2 ' “1 do not want it,” the woman sald ¢ CHI CAGO, ‘a the rine i. t Worth, Texas, will probably % madam, it le a gued Broom.” ’ * be Aignnmotatad ta tee ote spare: do not doubt it,” eald the woman and walked away a ; s Maia the tht, acuvantion on toon The grocer lost a sale. It hurt hie feelings. Big busine : ; see: ention as there! wuiie up on many little sales. He bought no more Bridewell brooms : CLEVELAND, ©., Nov. 11.— 1 deliveries were being |™ And #0.” explained Mise Anna k uid has established t St on wtascion ee ee, sien ig nd 0," exptnined Mien An aie GIRLS! BEAUTIFUL, CHARMING HAIR, ; ‘was established with the out © babies 1 wae & “pf e ; Ps ee Bae rte toaey fore tr | "in he "downtown, stvete anon Gig S Et vo NO DANDRUFF—25 CENT DANDERINE time since early Sunday ma six . " , tt a type ‘ woe 7 i The wind had ab “s neg * rp : ze, —_— “Was still falling | st Blizzard in History 4 ‘ o enta en sepia Gistracted by her TRY THI8! DOWBLES BEAUTY Besides beautifying the hair at 1 ‘Are running, the telephone . he bilzzard ts the worst in the is 8 $ falthlessness, gives herse OF YOUR HAIR AND STOPS (once, Danderine dissolves eve ‘ of commission, aua most of the entire 42 ory of the loc eat aaa Tt women we want are th ntirely to her career, becomes IT FALLING OUT. particle of dandruff; cleanses, pu ¥ town is without lights. weather bureau | WASHINGTON, Nov, 11.—Prest weapon is in| wives of workingmen and others of | #, and in ture, rejects her fies a ‘ s the ® In the residence section the food| The storm struck the city Sun- t Wilson has pardoned William |the ha ¢ the women of the|todest means who know the value)” lover Your hair becomes light, wavy,/ever stopping itching and fal ing @upply is nearly exhausted, for gro-|day. The railroads were still mak-| ar, convicted in Portiand 20|country if they care to use tt of a ‘cllar, who are not shallow or BE | fluffy, abundant and appears as|hair ; Pe 2y ers could not make deliveries ing & pretense of operating, but as| years ago of smuggling Chine: “Men cara; women spend, Wai fiic whe 40 sot wake ai? PANTAGES —| soft, lustrous and beautiful as a| But what will please you most , }} Grocers Run Short ‘ oo cienpaliea 't <> hed oplum into the United States/spen4 more than a billion and a| promise unless they intend to keep /¢ e yes ee pony Bane bonged Polo an poh te ys pPeahea! Indeed, the retail grocers ¢' ee | eo aile te who jumped bis bail and e® quarter of dollars a year. And di jit | Dorothy Davis Allon, a former 8e-| Cicth with a littie Danderine and {fine and downy at first—yee—but Selves were beginning to run short [caped to China, where he has re-|you «ver notice that the larger the “Such women do keep thelr | attle stock actress and € aad 1 Telephone service collapsed Sun- day and the company's manage ment sald today It would be a week | before there would be a general re sumption. The electric lights were cut off except in the heart of the owing to the dan sided ever since. Dunbar will have to pay the fine of $1,000 asnensad against him at the time o. his coa-| | vietion. Dunbar rot ‘of provisions through the jobbers fnability to reach them with their wagons. The milk supply also was altace duncan Eyes Examined | formerly was a prom! nent shipping man of Portland Ginsses ground, | business section | fitted and guaran- | ger from fallen wires | and up| The property damage was esti mated today at $1,000,000 Le Garry Optical Co. 15 Inches in Pittsburg CHARGE UNFAIR RATES TEACHERS TO STRIKE € Arcade Building, Third Floor.| PITTSHURG, Nov. 11—Snow had signed a pledge to uphold th ceased falling here today, but not union label until it was nes deep on the I DECLARE! “In a pantie the company thres level, and the gale, which at times out ite ® ry, got new, and reached a velocity of 50 miles wrote the offended patron begging hour, was beginning to subside | No THRONE, NO WIFE |for her trade. The letter was ONE price| The storm was the severest tn ROME.--Intimate friends of the, ¥ritten on heads with the FRRCONAL | Pittsburg’s history. duke of the Abbruzal said that he|Unton label prominently displayed % relea Elkins from ly when JOB FOR SWEEK ~*~" ALL THREE DEAD throne a few months ago WASHINGTON, Noy. 10—Alex, QUEL BY PROXY RICHMOND, Ky., Nov. 11.—Mrn Sweek, prominent democrat of| ,PARIS.—Liout. Refikadii, a Turk. | p L. Banks, ex-secretary of the Portland, is slated for minister to Offered to take up the Hulgartan| stare Federation of Women’s clubs m or some other good diplomatic nptitoae po Srorere : to) shot and killed her 12-year-old son ent, it was understood), °° 0t © and herself on hearing of her eagee ala . }band’s death on a business tri) business concern the more it hates! promise to the league, and re | also well known to business —even a little bust fuse to buy anything that hae antages theatre nen not the label, which is the ¢ attraction of the proof that it was made by union nption.” It bh bright humo “I now people, decently paid for-work- did not have the ur ing under liveable conditions. ate with the eatloaer It “if every workingman’s wife the matter. with In the country would join the league, we would have a power Arthur Vincent and Eleanor Ray for good greater than the Fed mond have a great line of chatter eration of Labor's.” land songs. Katherine Miley, Don’t Cackle! onrefully Grav {t through your hair, taking one small strand at o time. This will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt and excessive of] and in just a few moments you have doubled the Ddeauty of your hatr. HOUGEN really new hair growing all over the scalp. If you care for pretty, soft hair and lots of it surely get a 26 cent bottle of Knowlton’s Dan- derine from any druggist or toilet ‘counter, and just try it. The Shoe Repair Man 216 Union S 2 Shops—110 Madison 625 First Ave., foot of Cherry St. FALED| eregonnt + rs LONDON Headmasters of Charges of unfair freight rates to - cai = rad | 4 FE hippers in competition wit atordskite sehoole get Sere ‘ LA Oregon shippers of ce t ae j oBwrent ah TREATMENTS plaster, stucco and gyp ar ‘ "1 4 $ USSsrenton TREATMENTS being heard today by St Ey Beas . . . 3 Ne, More—Ne leew Meal L. 3. Cian en Waskiakins ‘ To dispose of their Merchandise “Bigasine i aj in the federal building. Flynr me eatth Gite Wari: represents the interstate commerce | r4 ‘Phone Pitiote sae ped commission. At Monday's sessitor U “3 | only one witness gave testimony Ps | 7 . | i” JOHN DEXTER DEAD | CARPINTERIA, Cal, Nov | : —_ fais ie KPA ee ‘no! | This forced selling event means a great sacrifice, but the first loss | ohn Dexte her, spanked her son, Mra Vic-| 7 . Lee san sor ra 5 resident of Colvin ale beat bim tp with a club is the best, and realizing the necessity, no mercy is being shown in . is dead as a result of exposureland her fists. Hot was taken| ate i; : : * [DENTIST during the storm h did such/to a hospital Perr errr he emer res pricing merchandise for this sale. Remember that this store has been gre: amage to Nome. Dexter | Nad heh oe er : ‘ ° . f oad was washed away by the| SEVERAL CRAFTS SMASHED |C@lved an invitation to spend a the working man’s friend for 28 years, always in one location, and now f a ani eeeSeaiace _| BUFFALO, Y., Nov, 11.—Bey.| breakfast on Hide thes Batted that this sacrifice comes to us we want every working man to come . al boats were smashed on the| tie! , - gerd y rocks along the water front in thie| ims, to chip off the top of an egg here and take advantage of our loss. lvicinity during Sunday's and Mon.|With her knife exercised so much lday’s storm. The crews of most of Strength that tho ege was knocked febis’ Seake. “GaMANLAT ai grins out of the cup and rolled under the ’ ° | es > \ patenley ae aia se table * ee do in auch clreumstances, she ap: | : | @He CAN WORK Now Peta ana eapieed. AP Tae Regular $12.50 value at $4.95 | Men's Heavy Overalls x WASHINGTON ig |Aropped an egg. What I to do? Regular $15.00 value at $7.95 Wool Sas 3 4 ; “ WON cer gon Regular $18.00 value at $9.95 7 ‘ H.joffact Joh SOc Preside: tule Sian 3 : Regular value at..... $10.95 | *Oc President Style Suspenders at. args | Regular OO value at...... $12.95 = bead ed States | Makes Face Young— ‘ . | 50c Police Suspenders at..... é WARNS THE Gints _—||_—s Tightens Love Ties MEN'S PANTS MEN’S HATS The ie. Will SPRINGFIELD, IL, Nov | A fretful wrinkled Regular $2.00 value at..... -95¢ | Regular $2.00 values at.. ne issued a warning t on and On ne Regular $2.50 value at....... $1, 39 | Regular $3.50 values at. Clothe You on Credit : S to look for work In ooae| {ira om ly au Regular $3.00 value at........ $1.79 | $500 Suit Case ...... ce nec with the coming San Frar difficulties ¢ «, fres - —_ SS aa ao neo and 84 vr Noni Men's Raincoats, $10.00 value at... UNDERWEAR ( wc ette ea eo a the or Vt ; ie th on POUR MILK ON FIRE me al | c “na $4.95 Extra Heavy Fleece Lined at 39¢ é new “whether it be a ‘Tallored ut t Find D hedieht bedhe Hesean tt f remarka $1.00 Negligee and Cuff Shirts ‘at 48¢é 00 All Wool Eagle Brand at $1.15 n Seeds. oF some e@ mode mos " an remen | . nt belo our $1.5 Na > Department, the payment of a little no put oun 6 JA, Cane's apance will ao improve you will $1.50 Men's Rough Neck Sweaters at | 9/5 Heavy Cooper's Wool Ribbed at Giplies the sctstiva of your dress probiesn eety. parse py cemandonring 190 gal [ieee ee ceee eee ss ses, 48¢ | .98¢ Jairy and pouring it on the poring simple, face ta Beng io 4 0 ranges | Boys’ Knee Pants, values up to $1.50, Me eR atitn Me net iatate Wiian haat $2.00 Wool Flannel Shirts at. MRED |RE cael win.. soe vacetk Picccee on 39¢ INDICTED FOR MURDER OAKLAND, 11.—Thomas J Power wan indicted, charged with murdering Charles Quinton at Irvington Sept. 30. Nov KILLED BY STREET CAR r J 1332-34 Second Ava., Neor Union St Seaitle’s Reliable Credit House cl Unb Mn RAD 1 v of th police was killed by ptain [street cay a wonderful this occasionally wrinkle-<c |your complexfon. purchase of ordinary, mercolized drugél ro waing thin up Ja. marve formation. wilt tak ‘ ‘ iF ment suffices. “ HIMELHOCH BROS.& 5 First Ave. Foot of Cherry