The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 19, 1919, Page 11

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The Chicago labor; party movement was one of the i later re of the Ill- first and strongest, a tved the endorsement nois State Federation of Labor The New York labor party was formed in defiance of Gompers, who made a special trip to New York. | accompanied by several members of the executive council, to admon- ish the New York delegates and warn them of the evil consequences of their actions. The labor party movement had its first tryout when John Fitz- | patrick, labor candidate for of Chicago, received 66,000 v |Recently the movement gained tn petus by the Pennsylvania Federation of Labor's enth ‘vote to form @ labor party in that j state, If a resolution asking that the A. F. of L. endorse the labor party came before the convention there is no doubt that it would be over- whelmingly defeated by the com- bined votes of the conservative- Gompers faction and the soctalists, [but no such resolution will come phor .. 85c Castoria ... 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Alaska St. Sth and | Pike. 5 | | | | 0 Rainier Ave. Paint Co, 408-10 Cedar St 2601 West Andover St. | OWNERS, AND HOME OWNERS, ARE INVITED TO CALL FOR ESTIMATES but the Tiger Here are the Big Four at ease—the men who are fictating the world peace—snapped outside the residence me a point in the Fiume controversy Wilson, at the right, seems amused at tne }fffuation, but Clemenceau has spotted the camera man and all thought of peace problems has left his mind ar month BUT ENDAR Would give the landlord 13 wal lops at the checkbook It would remove the charm of look ing ahead to see if a holiday fel next to a Sunday It would change the birthday an niversary date for most peor make birthdays easy to forget by sdmiring friends And Correc Day might be seized upon by all sorts of reform ers for launching campaigns against the evils they THIS FINE NEW CAL PIONEER WOMAN DIES | WALLA WALLA, June 19.—Mrs. | & H. ixon, 65, wife of Post Com. |mander Nixon of the G, A, R., died here early Wednesday morning. Mrs, Nixon was one of the pioneer ye | Women of this valley, »| here in 1860, No man or woman is ever good. y Just for the fun of the thing. |Boy Scout Dri. e | | having come | \c Beck, chairman of the Seattle and Lets’ go eat at Boldt's. 1414 Thit ave. or 913 Second ave. To Make Hairs From Face,.Neck or Arms Keep a little powdered Is Lagging Here The Boy Scout drive for associate members is lagging, according to B. | King county committee of the Na-| tional Boy Scout week. He urges delatone | any poe of Seattle to support |2@ndy and when hairy growths ap the Movement to raise the necessary pear make @ paste with some of the funds, Checks may be mailed to R.|POWder and a litte water, then | H. Parsons, chairman state citizens’ |*Pread over hairy surface, After 2 | committee, 443 Henry building. jor 3 minutes rub off, wash the skin Rs w Hl se |and it will be entirely free from hair lor blemish. 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