The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 13, 1913, Page 2

AS tress cc 4 METROP OLITAN {THE TRAIL of the LONES( DNESOME PINE | PINE Soa, eee, ton, ou saa eu.s0 [With CHARLOTTE WALKER— ~~~ RESOLUTION IS is. Fiske THe TODAY PUT UP | ee TO DELEGATES: ovat: naglibanaag Oc Or | fo the American Federation of TONIGHT MATING SAT 1,000 SEATS $1 READY MONEY : With KOBRET onmR PRICES 61,50, $1.00, 350, S06, 23, | whole pur 4 cou “THE REDEMPTION Bensar KR OTHER WIG FRATURES We and Se. here today Ident of th Union « for the art and Aa on Labor convention orge L. Berry, pr “TIVOLI | SEATTLRS NEWEST THK ATRE | All Next Week ime ayo ubject Broached on Floor : snort iitoos ina | PRICES a0" $2 TO 50c , | Mats. Wed. & Sat. HS < aa SRATS NOW SELLING SEATTLE THEATRE | Phowe Main 43 Toutght and All Week maneyesarcuers ernest | STAR WANT ADS e's, who “ZAZA” BRING RESULTS 29!) PRICES—t0. wh ——- 1 1 ale t PRINTING TRADES © WORK OUT PLAN FOR 3.0" COMBINING UNIONS 905215: 1," he sald ‘The five delegates to the the Amertean of a Labor of! The delogates are Matthew . convention t of the Engr Ned printing oe at the Commer a t might, declared for a P - : yed in the printing tr \ —— Fadica) step in the direct Py n q . ve bh 0 aor Lest Kom dustrial unionism, and asurer of the Typographical . tf more than 200,000 } union Rg : ved ‘Tho printing delegates are in con-| All favored strongly combining| cnyors Natoe’s objection was re ference today, working out a plan|the pr s trades into f'in silence ‘which will be presented later to the! ganization, which would r, Kemper said: “Though ! Fank and file of the country for! recognition of all where one | "say so in my report, I am their approval ployed 14 always have been tn favor of « As the delegates have come to! In the past t union party which should have a the Seattle convention {nstructed,|been the y tional and all other rngrermcerrenrenreerans this means that the step will be carried out a This ““CASCARETS” IF CONSTIPATED, SICK, .,,: HEADACHY, BILIOUS—DIME A BOX" eS REGISTEREDYET? November 29 !s 9 ts the last day for | registration for the agricultural de-| velopment district, port, and schoo! | of December 6 If you already registered at once. ynvention Turn the rascals out—tho head Qche, diliousness, const!pation, the @ick, rour stomach and foul gases turn them out tonight with Cas- take the excess bile from your Ilver and cerry off the decomposed waste matter and constipation poison fi the bowels. Then you feel poobsag A Cascgret tonight will straighten you out by morning—a 10-cent bor from any drug store will keep your head clear, stomach sweet, and bowels regular and make you feel bully and cheerful for months. ‘Don't forget the children. earets. Don’t put tn another day of dis- tress. Let Cascarets sweeten and Tegulate your stomach; removo the sour, undigested and fermenting food and that misery-making gas; election haven't | year, do wo | Six candidate | director, and have one-year term, ese incl the presegt mem | woe who are seeking re-elec and two sets of soctallet meal date esenting the “red” and he “¢ rvative” factions ASCARETS WORK WHILE YOU SLEEP. Many Orders: Coming ; Tn by Mail NO NOW FLOODS AND, Nov. 15 storm began here today-—a 1 in torrents, and fast that the str has is over. Two orders were received by Eilers Music House yesterday from far-away points in Alaska for Pianos, three for Band Instruments, and several from Eastern| and Central Washington for quantities of Sheet Music. famine It is evident, from the scores of inquiries and) Ali Hasse ase hot. dive heavy buying in all the departments by shrewd and \Y*’nessty Bight gad was wounes d with 2 He bed of $1¢ 2, he was told discriminating people from far and near, that the heretofore unthought-of values offered at Eilers’ extra- ordinary closing ovt, shutting up shop and quitting |’ business sale has penetrated in every direction and | he sald was con eek ouse at Bi nue Th 0 low bestirring thinking people to action. came too late to nab th fellow - Why not? The world is over six thousand years MINER Is “CLEANED” , and there never was until now such a chance to mut drops wa aaht gave money in the purchase of a musical instrument, |: by two men who, Wednes and there probably never will be a similar opportunity. | {.))),. "4! ania, rob a vor ane . We realize this is putting it pretty strong, but we ‘ued « $22 $1 in cash mean very word of it, and can and shall be glad swattows mercury Tascer |" to back it up with real figures for all»who will call |. SS ae TON RWATIIG GR & Conn for investigation. lott mereur ache m Now that we have this gigantic task before us, |to ro ‘we must meet the issue and wind up entirely Seattle’s big musical emporium, for 16 years the city’s center), of attraction in everything musical. let thinking {t head. He has no chance ine eo STOLEN \ Banning ntaining was stolen yesterda PURSE Los orth from her Honestly, you never saw the like, the way we *ome are offering and selling Pianos, from the inexpensive ones to the most costly makes and styles ever shown here, all going at figures that are simply irresistible, and must be seen to be appreciated. Call now. Don’t)’ put it off another minute. Beautiful Silverware VIENNA, No 13 doctors St Peters » quot saying h haa tuberculosis of and cannot live six burg ur Band, Orchestra and Small Musica! Instruments and supplies of all kinds are now going ai from a fourth to a third, and even a half less in some in- stances, than the regular retail prices. peautiful time A Sheet Music, Folios and Instruction Books are mild) 908 Ms almost given away, with special inducements on quan- ight them in tities. Also Music, Rolls for player pianos, electric "\'’ sisal Ett led pianos and other automatic instruments now selling A necessary for you to do ” rp is to pay your subscription to at a mere fraction of the regular prices. Star one year in advance ($ land the spogme will be sent i oa paid. If your subscelption offer Tel. this ' ear from the 4 qxting a Elliott in The Star and taking 4 sub@eription at regular pri ou will receive fpoone . {ust the same. The will make Third Av. at University St. 4377 fine Christmas present If you 4d J not care for them yourself. ‘This| i. dogg not apply to agents, t to be me this | | s for the three-year) ALI GETS IN BAD. For Star Readers) THE STAR—THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1913. Amusements ORGANIZED LABOR APOLITICAL BODY? THEY’RE GOING TO MANUFACTURE MEN IN OHIO’S NEW PENITENTIARY; NO GUARDS AND NO CELLS ea with | Prisoners at Work Outdoors Without guards; and at Left Gov. The greatest penitentiary in the world is not going to be a penitentiary at all! 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Haines ompany, STM Glenn Mg, for a clear complexion IMPLES and blackheads dis- appear, unsightly complex- jona become clean, clear, and velvety, and hair health and beauty are promoted by the reg- ular use of Resinol Soap and an occasional application of Resinol Ointment. These soothing, heal- ing preparations do their work easily, quickly and at little cost, wh@n even the most expensive conmetics and complicated “beauty treatmenta’’ fail. | All dr ite start In Ohlo or for adopting which was ge heart of m of Warrensvil Any Lady May Do It At Home— Below, Dormitories—n ot Celle—They Occupy at Cox (above) and Director | | Night; Cooley al treatment of crim-|a business basis, of course, but we | will save men FIRS’ Saved d Secretly | | | | the prison question he new “pen o-acre farm, farm at a by Cleveland instea nodox os of other cities new d of peniten- prisoners” will sleep ron s—NOT IN They will work outdoors without guard! They will go to school to learn the interesting things they have never heard of! They will be taught trades so when they are released they can earn an honest living out in the world! They will get exercise, med- local attention and the best of foo They will get the benefit of all the latest discoveries in sci- entific penology. “This Innovation of ours is bound to become nation-wide—yes, world wide,” says Gov. Cox For any man who approaches soon finds b McKenzie, C. 8. . Mass., will come to lecture McKenzie ts ard of lect er church, the F Scientist, in B SENTENCE BR. Ha ard's applica Unit be state supreme Mrs. Haz of man with She also c before the United States supreme court MILO YALE DEAD Noy, 12.—Milo} of the village of da retired capitalis day CUT TOMORROW, FRIDAY, FRYE:CO.’S MARKETS Aa Follows: Choice Veal Chops .18e 20c Choice T-Bone Steak ‘ Rib and Loin Mutton Chops .......... 15 (This mutton is of. a super. lor quality. Try It.) Bi ri cssivses 8c MAN doe oss. 10c 2 cane Wild Rose 150 Look for U. 8. Purple Stamp It signifies purity and quality Shops open until 6:20 p. m. of Ohio tn LOW PRICES Week-End We have ty Rag Rugs, suitable ty und Saturd 27x54-Inch Wilton Velvet It a ; #2. OUR GREAT Grote- Oe EASY Rankin’s te ‘ enings Tl o Bargains in Floor Coverings all parts prices useful regular PRE-CHRISTMAS | Oriental Rug Sale r stock. You cou al Rug You ave Aueadsd One S Demonstration of the Sanitary Gas Range who y Gas Range ie ie its many up-to-date not found tt r gas ran Come and y rug tn a choleg Agents for Monarch the Hoosier se | Kitchen Poin a | Cabinet : Pike ! WILSON LEAVES TO HEAR HAT MAN Secretary of Labor Wilson is on Knowing Your Cunteanae his way to Portland today, follc pw-| Line” is the subject of the regular ing a conference Wednesday night | weekly address to be delivered t> with representatives of the Amer-|morrow night before the schoo! ot ican Federation of Labor, who de-|salesmanship of the Y. M. ©. A. rict laws for the ex The speaker will be T. W. Harde- Orientals. Secretary |" of the Hardeman Hat Co., for agen Secretary | many years a salesman in the omment on th on. i to give the | of iT | Northwest. The limit enrollment the salesmanship class it been reached jhas alr = wish Police to thank the Seattle Department and the 1 Com- their rompt ieir ~=prompt HUDSON BAY FUR CO., 819 First Avenue c y b a You Will Find: a Model Display at | some remain 1332 -34 Second Ave., Seattle's Reliable Credit House | When It Comes to Stylish Coats The Eastern The arrivals inc most | late the reations of ou have y simply paying a nd your choice little down may lowing t a charge ac Near Union faney * — oo ye °