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;i When In Doubt--Try The j|
II PASTIME POOL PARLOR I
11 for a PLEASANT EVENING II
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The finest Amusement Parlor in the Northwest. ! ',
Twenty first-class pool tables. ;;
Card Tables.
; Cigar Store ','
Soda Fountain and Lunch Counter ;:
Good Music All the Time. •;
Everyone invited to visit the Big Place. Come once ami ', ',
; you will come again and bring your friends. ', ',
GOOD LIGHT— GOOD ENTERTAINMENT— GOOD ORDER ; •
: Autos for Hire Day or Night '•
PASTIME POOL PARLOR jj
COR. HEWITT AND WETMORE : j
ROBINSON & DRIESSLEIN, Props. ', '
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What are Your Plans jjj !
f\ for the Summer |
I Vacation Season? § j
h*4 TVT ° MATTER whether you travel abroad or close at h| '>
J&L [\j home, the pleasure of your trip -will be greatly en- Mj ;
§1? -^ ' hanced by the use of Travelers' Checks Issued by the i|| <
Wi Citizens' Bank & Trust Company. wi '<
f A No Identification required except your own signature. Ab- \G J
'$ solutely safe. May be cashed without discount In any part
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'•"•■ I Call at our Exchange window for complete information. r/X
I CITIZENS BANK&TRUST COMPANY!
U X Bank For All The People 3 i
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I! Thos. McNeely & Son |
] J Proprietors of the Star Grocery < >
]: Staple and Fancy Groceries ji
j; 3007 Hewitt Aye. Everett, Wash. ![
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|; BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAL AND SALT MEAT \ [
V, Phones: Sun. 369, Ind. 406 XY< ;
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HJ^^'i^^S- /^ffl i^^P' harness, robes and repairing at ]
\\ *^ia^^gT^ RIVERSIDE HARNESS SHOP, ]
mr \.^^\v^J conn r Fulton and Hewitt.
ffte£^^^^^^^^lS{iV^\ Got "s- *M " Green Stamps n ;
pp^f^ft-/' 1 i Suit Cases ii
|S \ %*'■ LUNCH BASKETS || \
If^ %^ i '■■'■'W^% 2819 Rockefeller H ;
B^^^ Everett Trunk Factory 1,
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our I
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The A. D. B. and the
Penslar Medicines are ver>
popular at the Pioneer Drug
4
Store.
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| 11 lion!, procurable, Eljrei examined I]
'll Kr,'.' ' "'"' i;i.i -pa are ln< i pen t]
: | STEVENS |
' I 200'? Hewitt Avenue ||
i ANY TIME
During the month or July bring
thii ad to
MYERS 1 STUDIO
and receive ;i Cut Price on tho
finest Photoi iii Everett.
1 DRUGS, CAMERAS AND
y supplies
B DEAN'S PHARMACY
|1 Free Delivery. 1616 Hewitt
BUFFALO GROCERY
Both Phone* 1166—25 th & Colby
Bruits and Vegetables |
Give us a trial. Ask for
green stamps.
A. W. HERMAN
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THE COMMERCIAL PRESS *
v, Printers of Fine Stationery B*
Jj The Only Rubber Stamp Works '*
3 in Snohomlsh County, .**
v ' 2931 Lombard— Phone Ind. 162Y ,*
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'<> Everett's Best Product ','.
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3 ', - Both phones 54 J ;
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1 For Pure Drug* ' ♦
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{ Delivery J
» ■ Both Phones 876 '
5 1607 Hewitt Aye. >
\ We recommend :
WEINAND'S PHOTOS \
I 2809 Wetmore
Edward Wahl's
1907 Hewitt Aye.
Gents'
Clothing
and
Furnishings
OUR PRICES
ALWAYS RIGHT
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i; The Maize ii
ii CAFE ii
< • Mr». F. H. GOFORTH, Proprietresi ;
;: EVERETT'S POPULAR !
;; cafe ;:
] ', (Under Now Management) ',
♦ Quick Service — Open Day "
Z and Night !|
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J| Wetmore and Hewitt J
j; Carl A. Schlettwein, M»r. J
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Our Shoes Are Better
Fisher, the Shoeman
Cor. Hewitt and Wetmore J ;
Fifteen Year* In Everett
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TMK COMMONWEALTH
PROTEST AGAINST STUDENTS
AS STRIKE lU{ iAKERS
ii i,i,mm. .i from i
N to ill- i hi
united prote I the di iplcable
pi act • i Iki bi ■ •■ mi m
i" i of the Berkeley In Ututlon
"in Inter* lewi m Ith outragi d union
•■I :n. i. ported
iii.ii bare no I
of the dolni oi tut hoi II ■ <>\ er the
a) ■ h d ah enl fi om thi
■Ml.
"Would inn Km ii. pun •om ell to
Beth ilnuti profi n while
we ha\e a little plain tall Dw It not
occur to xnii to Inquire w hy your sin
d< ni ; ,ii. i, ,Hi in,in their seats I.' We
an- bound to assume thai you know
iMe why anil v li. h foi I Of thil Sbll nee
"With tins knowledge In your poi
lon, do you withhold oredl
not? It has been asserted further that
Bxtn liis have been given unlver>
'nil, ni, as i reward for ■oabbtng.
If we bars been misinformed v
i willing to be put right, one thing we
! do Know and that II that certain
arlj gentlemen, memben of thil itate
supported institution of learning, have
di loended to the low and reprehensi
ble practise of ■cabbing on our oom
rail,:: in their struggle for better con
ditions. And we are strongly of the
opinion that this despicable conduct
has received every encouragement by
those in authority.
"Now we desire to slate plainly and
bluntly that we will not stand for
this, The men involved in this ('.as
*:• Bleotrio strike are our comrades,
they are men of our class uufl their
n rang! are our wrongs.
"We will not stand for il, professor,
because we do not have to, and we
warn you that il' this icabblng con
tinues we will have recourse to every
mean: within the law In put a stop to
It i>o not underrate our strength and
determination or you may be sorry for
it. Shall labor continue to wear out
its life in pouring millions into the
itate treasury to be used in appropria
tion! for the education of scabs? We
shall see. Are the managers of this
institution to be appointed forever
without labor's voice being heard? We
will find out. Labor must be repre
sented on the board of regents in
some form or we will know the reason
why.
"You have the temerity to ask for
an appropriation of three or four mil-
I lion dollars to carry on the work of
i the institution, every cent of which
must be wrung from the sweat and
blood of labor, and then you follow
1 this up with the candid statement that
you do not know, which means that
i you do not care whether your students i
1 scab on us or not.
"If anything be needed to accom
; plish the solidarity of labor in this
i state you have, by singular good for
! tune, hit upon that very plan.
"Again we warn you, professor, that
, before we will submit to this indignity
|we will fight to the finish. If need be
I we will block your appropriations, we i
| will tax every dime in our treasury in
the struggle and we will force these I
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WMsi wmm dkgUm limiij SsSbj fisti!
Mi A Saving that Si
«m is Equal to the «£»
■ Cost of Your §§§
■ Clothing - m
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I SH| requires no extra service nor denying yourself ■'JJ^S}
J SffiJSj | of anything you now enjoy. That's what it means i^^Wij s
|S^k] TO SAVE •'^■«//"" GREEN TRADING Ji-^fcj
IMkB 1 Start now—"They are Good as Gold" |M:i
ill
1^ The Sperry & fes>
|||j Hutchinson ■Sj
Hn Company jp||j
fefei THOS. A. SPERRY, Pre«. \fsWi
EKSSbJ Paid up capital $1,000,000. ii-^U
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: SUPERIOR GROCERY CO. ii
i ' Both Phones Cor. Pacific and Broadway ', '
| ONE DOLLAR WORTH OF GROCERIES FOR 100 CENTS J|
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;: AMERICAN BAKERY II j
<j 1714 Hewitt Avenue ', ',
♦ We also carry a full line of Cannt-d Goods, ', !
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cull handed iirlfstocnitH who an Be
. .it Inn sn education at our expeiita,
before Dip glare " public "pinion.
(Signed) RICHARD KIRI
MC. it. LITTLE,
"Coin mitt pp."
Next issue of tho Common
wealth is Woman's Edition.
Get your orders in by Wednes
day, July LOUt,
HORRORS OF WAR.
(Continued from rage One)
sling was severed below the elbow.
iii left breast was also slashed off
and fiiTiin iir had set In. I could not
ask her for further details. I had
neither the heart nor the courage to
question her. But i read her petition.
11l her petition she begs the war of
fice, to order the officers of the mur
derous regiment to restore her chil
dren, asserting that the barbarous de
tachment is at present stationed In
Vilayet of, Ayder.
After ii short investigation, I found
out through several Christian officers
that the captive women from Monsoul
had committed suicide "en. masse"
while crossing the Kizll Irmak's deep
waters, on their wa.y to Anatolia. I
also informed her that the guilty regi
ment was destroyed to a man on the
Klrk-Klllsseh battle field. The poor
woman, looked happy when she had
learned that her children were dead.
I took her to an Armenian house
and sent for a surgeon. The young
scientist said he must chloroform her,
as the gangrene had set deep into her
system. It pleased me very much to
find out that she was very willing, In
fact, anxious to submit.
As I summoned several Armenians
to become witnesses to the act which
we termed "operation," she asked me
about the war.
In a few sentences I related to her
the complete successes of the Chris
tian arms In the Balkans. It pleased
her Immensely.
As the surgeon administered the
blessed opiate, she smiled and said:
"God is just; He punishes the wicked."
Russia.
The Russian press committee has
forbidden the entrance into Russia of
Arbiter Zeitung, the Austrian socialist
organ. This action on the part of the
committee will doubtlessly exclude the
German Vorwaerts and the French
L'Humanite also. The Russian press
committee is composed of Russian
nobles, who adopted at a recent meet
ing a series of measures against all
radical papers sent to Russia.
,
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;; RUBBER GOODS V>
', ', that the world produces can be < ',
] I bought at Darling's. < '
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M "The House of Features"
|j COMING JULY 9TH AND 10TH '(\
j Imm ( farm
ZIGOMAR
I M SPECTACULAR DETECTIVE FEATURE I :i
(Three Reels)
M . One of the Biggest and Best Productions of the Year ||
t.J Watch for Further Particulars 0
|;l SEE THE GRAND FIRST ||
The 1913 Indian Motorcycles are
now in. Singles, $215.00; twins,
$265.00. Motorcycles and bicycles
sold on installments at Arthur A.
Bally's Sporting Goods and Hard
ware Store.
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CARL REICHELT, Prop.
COMMERCE BARBER SHOP
Commerce* Bids., Everett, Wash.
Two Good Baths
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.We recommend you to the —.
HOTEL HOLTON
Rooms are nice, large, pleasant
and modern.
2928 Wetmore
Phones: Sunset, 646; Ind., 953 X
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Phones 1133
JAMES B. SCANLON, Prop.
| BARTLETT DAIRY CO. '
Wholesale Ice Cream
3020 Smith Aye., Everett, Wash.
For Refreshments Go To
STOUT'S
1817 HEWITT
That's the place
I SMATHERS 1 HOME BOARD
y AND ROOM
|| Smathers' Transfer
B Baggage, Express and Furniture
B moving to any part of the city.
M Rates reasonable.
H Phones: Ind. 559Z; S. S. 40
jjj Stand corner Hewitt and Rucker
H Res. 2913 Norton Aye.
UP-TO-DATE ELECTRIC
SHOE SHOP
G*«. A. SUpenborst Prep.
All Kinds of Repairing Neatly
Done at Reasonable Prices
\ 281254 Wetmort At*.
Phone Ind. IX. Everett, Wash.
Coroner's Offict
JOHN F. JERREAD
Undertaker and Embalmer
State License No. 3
Phone Mail 330 Everett, Wn. .
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DR. K. I. KOBBERVIG
406-8 Commerce Bldg.
Phones: Ind. 163, Sun. 436
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I: RILEY-COOLEY ij
j: SHOE CO. i
0 1707 Hewitt Aye. J
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! : store J
1 \ 2921 Hewitt Aye. !! j
(> Something for Everybody <!,
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! ', For high grade Watches see ]
i \ A. J. MOHN ;
I; 1418 Hewitt J
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; Chris Culmback ;
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J for ;
TOBACCO J
J cigars ;
' CANDIES j
I I 504 Hewitt Aye. :
1 PHONES 237 5
everett" "meat ' "MARKET
Wholesale and Retail
Fine Sausage a Specialty—
Strict Attention Given to Or
ders.i
1317 Hewitt, Both Phoaw I**\
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Thursday. July 3 1913
.'? The New .Steamer Alyeren* < >
I x On tits Homes Harbor Route '' '
4 Leaves City Dock Daily at 3:30 ,\
' <y P. M. except Wednesdays. Also ' >
1 2 Ruby Marie. , * '
Z PRATHER BROS. ',
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♦ A*k your grocer for > 1
- "EPPCO" PEANUT !!
:: BUTTER : \
-> Made in Bverstt • >
x EVERETT peanut i!
$ -\ PRODUCTS COMPANY j
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jj CHARLES L. LINDBLAD <►
J ; Staple and Fancy Groceries, <;
<| Fruits, Flour, Hay and Feed <>'
.» ;,• Sun. 1064, Ind. 465 XJI
J LOWELL WASH. <'
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1 S.D.CLARK
I 2820 Rockefeller' Aye. I
5 Wall paper, paints and i
1 glass, paperhanging, paint- T
% ing, kalsomining. Esti- f
J> mates furnished. All work % .
% guaranteed. J>
I Everett, Wash. 1^
% Phones: M. 213, Ind. 299Z ''Ijfjj
J WHEELER VARIETY*~STORE'
* for Underwear, Hosiery, Ribbons, J
Crockery, Tin and Granlteware, J
, Candies, Tobaccos and Cigar*.
» Compare our goods and prices with J
J others. A trial will convince you.
o^2 Hewitt Aye- l Phone 1912. ,- {
Directory Socialist Locals
If any local has paid for entry in,
this directory and has been omitted
from the list, please notify this office
at once and correction will be made.
The rates for this directory are $5.00
■""" year"
Arlington—Meets at Odd Fellows'
Hall first and third Sundays at 2
p. m. L. W. Thiele, Secy.; A. H.
Coburn, organizer.
Bothell—Meets at Manna* • hall, first
ami third Saturday •reniußn. Com
bined I>MHiB««H and propa«aßda meet
*&. Dr. A. L. Victor. .S^y., FUth.il.
Coupevllle—Meets the first and third
Fridays of each month at the resi
dence of Henry Fair, Secy., Coupe
ville. Wash.
Everett Second Ward—Meets every
Monday night at 8 o'clock in socia
list headquarters, 1612 California.
Dr. W. S. Keyser, Summit Hotel, or
ganizer; Louis Eschwig, secretary.
Everett Fourth Ward— Meets every
Monday at 8 p. m. in S. P. Head
quarters, 1612 California St. Mr*.
L. Fye, secretary, 2005 State St.
| Everett Fifth Ward—Meets in S. P.
Headquarters, 1612 California, every
Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Peter Husby, Secy.
Preeland, R. F. D. La»*ley— lod
and 4th Sundays at 3 p. m. at Or***
Haute. Program 3 p. m. teeoad Sub
.lay*. A. K. Hanaua, S««y.
Granite Falls—Meets every Friday
night at 8 o'clock In Miller Bid*.
Julia Herman, Rec. and Cor. Secy.
Hlllyard—Meets every Thursday
night at 446 Sanson Are. J. C.
Harkness, Secy-Treas., Box 307
Hlllyard.
Mountain Vi.w—Bn»ine*» ■■!»■■ th«
m«eond Wednesday in *a«h month at
the hornet of the rn»inb«m. Propa
camla meeting the fourth Sunday is
•ach month at the Mountain View
••■hoo] hotma. I>. C. Buchanan, Cor.
Local Port Angelas No. I—Meet* vrr?
Kuivlay at headijiiarterii at 2 p. m.
J. O. Layman, JJox 37, Socy.
Meet* n tjj« firit and third
Nundays in «aeh month at 2 p. m.. ia
th» ooure housr. IL D. Lake, Secy..
Prtmni'r.
■battle Socialist Headqnart«)i, 180S .th
\»«. l:.Min--« me«tinjri, Fifth Ward
local every Tuesday errninß. Prona
v*n<U meetiniri ia I,ah«r Tempi* «»ery
Sun.l»y at ■ p m. Mjllard l*ri<», Beey.
'•dro-WeolleTr — Meets »rery Monday
•renins. K. E. ltoddy, Secy., Box «37,
•ledroWoolJey, Waal
s,l.jn< M the second and fourth
Sundays at 2 p. m. at Union Trading
hall. Kllvana. Anton Jensen. Secy.,
Sllvana, Wash.
rhe Woman's Karl Marx Study Club
meets every Thursday at 8 p. m a*
•03 South 11 th St. Tacoma, Wi«b
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