The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 24, 1916, Page 6

i } i STAR—SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1916. PAGE 6 Classified Business Directory | shalislessasinaais.eteieumacher sromntes Re ee —| Up i I TOM, WHAT ‘TIME GRACIOUS! WHEN DAD THAT ve-at-Law | Junk CLOCK COMMENCE To swurrer? eee at-Law tis es ce ner ae Lock comme and! fren Eutot 368. | WERE TC i UML STRIKE 2 ‘ ' Lawyers i Attorneys —Patent | - PRED P. GORIN= Patent Ator] © DS iealenies te Bra Me ER ot DA Aa ee Billiard Tables MADAM KIRL TGCS cede nea neanet wrt EGYPTIAN ) «| PHRENOLOGIST p|Cut This du trrerrenin ie OREGON MILT Bicycle Supplies you w . » UWWYUOE U ehh ple Piaget cht BS GOOD WORR—G. KWAK “roublem. re ¥ la whether ¢ mest pay| ¢ AMP WITHYCOMBE, Ch , Carpenters S ° We will sel! you, with the house, two fine view lots, for n arrival n Hell, commanding the de FShel. MAN —Jovbing and tepals” Ma ® Pe nt of the West, will arrive aA nnn wrrrrnrrrnnereen | eee ene $560.00—ONLY $7.50 MONTHLY. , 1 June 24 np Withycombe today to fm Ch 1L Plumbing 5 : Send me your FREE booklet on our best H. Donnelly today ct the 1400 National Guardp attel Loans 2 a nterest ¢ Lots fre feet deep, to 16-foot alley. Splendid ¢ ; " “ ; ; on to dismins the n encamped here Wee | and ges i material. D. B. Spe ne no special assessments LEWIS COUNTY LAND, close to the station, with cpet’s tr Y sem oh Mustetingda ot « RIUM. i. 3s es ent 20 le Lamber proceeded slowly tod: ‘ORM MER Physicians and Surgeons ADJOINING LOTS $250 TO $285 “oe Mon lags ee sess “pte o en a AN- AMERY 8 CO ROSS MT RITES RTT ee Sane Fram ERP Ok an NE onday, and masters’ supplies are en deo3-1004 | Smit Bu aee2, | ORE. T fens 300 Lik ma at & pyowrerr Nag Beaty othe. fs ee tL UNG ate tre er ks oan ae cree ee Ons stand Tuesday. | here from California arsenelaa Collateral Loans a iP CWNIN < t coment sidewalk on Catiies to 85th at - ame? ——e LARGEST * AM ~ ; ee ee em een emer A ee) 6 ER I eR igs wie ea ek Wb abe aie oe oe eo eee jews! - . ° ' “i liswarce ° tue ef value The Reliadie ave | DRY. FIREPROOF ie Wan Well Drilling and Testing | —_ j ere a OI a | ll y. Photographie Supp AN RAE ee RE | i TS ae i or a oe 41, ACREAGE FOR SALE} fre puiiet eres 260 dor 9 don. toe: , " Store Fixtures and Showcases | 23—Personats 25—Spiritual Mediums o ° « laree ; : SOUTH END MONDAY You can get a ? good land . PHRENOLOGIST 5 ACKRA—neT Darkains in Star Want Ads Pine ; . 2 1 GY! : FRONTING STATE ; e e 4 gists Se tetecns| eres feo Seeee| TreelrainsDally SEATTLE WANT AD RATES *" = ; a TO PORTLAND Ome cant a word, pe = paertion. frie mace "> crma and tow | | Leave Seattle 11:15 0. m., 3:45 p. m., 10:45 p. at tor’ akan a fears sted Ar. Portland. . 5:55 p. m., 10:00 p.m., 6:00 a. mi ep ~ — ss WESTLAKE SATURDAY Tint seus ete holsedhy po, rica Superior aiatagal We have recently inaugurated on all Great Northern Diners 75¢ table dhote luncheons and dinners, in addition to regular a le carte menu. The good quality and variety of these meals will please you Want ads receive . ie insertion same és The Star will + ieee in wa n Connections made at Portland (same depot) with 8, P. & 6, Ry. tion, and the placing of ar » Was at and GN. PS S Co's palatial steamers “Great Northers” and ieeevere, th = SCF Tiin GUT FOR Le END “Northern Pacific’ for San Francisco. ser condition by ope of Your entire life Pref Rapheei, oxington ave. New Tork MARION= S478 Wax: | Berkshire Hotel, 1218 Second Through Standard Sleeper on Mondays, night train, to ship's sides. ve Beattie 1: ; — Francisco 3:30 p. m., second . Breakfast in dining car, eon aboard ship. AD ‘HOLY ROSARY PICNIC For fall information, tickets, ete, apply Dirth date and 19 for wenderful here Gracies: 649 CENTRAL |, taining box numbers ag = by! BLOG. | oa FOX 32 60 WATH 1008 Let av eigen b eoery The Ladies of the Holy R Want At Agen District re “iat | Part Went Seattle, will "give eat have bi ot ae LINCOLN PHARMACY ~ ” their cnnual Fourth of July plenie A enn bestetciy Pike Asst. @. PL A Werth 946. 45th and Wallingford . at Luna park. A h orchestra | NonTH Td Want Ad. Agent Rallard Distr weeks. f calven, 3 rhe will furnish the dance music. ‘Toe pai’ COLUMBIA AND SECOND AVENUE tee M Ms anid aaa on Bg A © stock . Orphan Boys’ band Orillia will Phenes: Main 117, Elliott 5608 : EEL Ann a attaire tha ut the ¢ ibe © two Cafeteria din 6—Autos for Sale : rl Mme. Davia, I8i6 event sei Gao cca - f@ GOOD umd care Ww no | MADAME PRANK —Cisirvopan q reader, palmist. 88e 165% Pike, 7—Furniture Wanted __ Bere Bat ee | OO | 21—Female Help Wanted or Killing the Goose &—For Sale Miscellaneous | aos po ante ian —. orks, $7 nt . 26—For i SASH AND poons - 3 . a ihe sak Furnished en ating 432 James by y from C na Y e hi AK RAaay FRI ’ if stock always on . “ Glogue, No. 21, mailed free, postpaid. ; 4217 Aurore ave Be on request ive Hes KERS WANT « a mh ae ~ AAAS AAA Ka S-cross-panel doors ....... $1.88 | place. good picking PF we i HER, AGE wouLt in * » eed Ta aaa OL the a ¥ + ” a i One-panel veneer doore 390 pleased last yea 1 She . mi « ity 27—For Rent Unfurnished seg poet gga vid as < ys kill the goose that lays the golden eggs fereen doors, galvanised wire..... 1.2 Puya <8 ae «ee ferred. object ma a F a HOT Not conte with arbitrarily breaking its agreement, demanding an unheard-of ive KR ANT? ‘ F AND PF , rel veneer e #06 Dalles nerease in wages, which was granted, the Longshoremen on June 22nd again napberrion ape “ 4 aiulek growth of eyelashes and | WWW nnn refused work, even at the higher wage, and are now making such impossible = ieee f 75 conte nox se7,|29—Unfurnished Apartments oo . ae Big: demar upon oyers that they are not only endangering the future of the &.10 unter a, 100 tone a8 | ome “ oR | GeE a eae wararanereT,| TAR 8 MODE AND “ali ore Ah PHINNEY entire pping industry d its independent and relative industries, but they are =f 11 to 9 tt thoveand.1400/| 4 BER na ‘ORO A A wo A . ~ t ae ™ « . ° + ‘ ee “Gusdurs teletne bese July 1. Mouse.» a water tur Mailed free The : e paid pace ser" c reating a condition which will make it absolutely impossible for them your order direct ie. pe ser "| iadTIMb cleving teagkt- ie ie-ye-tes: | 30—Furnished Rooms te ata to receive the higher wage granted a few weeks agi ©. B. WILLIAMS co WANTED-—-AMATEURS LYNIG THEA Goneeme guaranteed, 666-066 Den - < PARTMENT wren 44—Houses for Sale Let us study the wage conditions under which these men have been working Mein 1847 1949 Fire Ave | rerrenn | ROR EREO IN AF IC AFT FWY nE|~ Re innnnnnnnm | nase it WALANG to the last strike. Owing to the great number of steamships in the harbor, bork 7 Aa ER > ‘ done.” 19 conte a roll, Jacobs. 3 > Ly ‘ rk has been p' f ar any ¢ m e D consider- texts, awwras | 22—Female Situation Hide oSialn obi Business Chances . cen plentiful and many of the men have been able to make consider etcrnada. s codavens | — 4 coMaN WTR wince ROOM z AKE rtime. At the prevailing rate of 55 cents per hour for a nine-hour shift, if J. Webb Kitchen &@ Co ert . bos as keeper r cK — Bi OMPANY, |“ Ann a $1 hour for overtime, it has not been unusual for men to put in thirteen Goon ct ot of references ‘ KMAN — MARRAG .e USP 45—Farm Lands for Sale hours this scale the wage for the thirteen hours would be $8.95, and working Mee she per thewand. Phone , . a stall ogg eas . . ni In price: around | SRAAAAARAK SAPIRATAARS twenty days only at this rate the monthly wage would be $179 for unskilled labor. ae. site ean | AMA ean ADI a i Or take it another way. Much of the loading is done at night, when overtime c : — Personals Wan ange \ night shift, by working ten hours a night gets $10, and in twenty ous for M A ¢ « or 1 be TRUM « M AGED ¥ " t onan ATED acres, f get $200. Taking the outside figure or maximum, if business con- CAKE—Second-hand ranges ke te aurrespoed ady of about! son, of ow se. Private byte Pa liti were such that a full thirty days’ work could be secured, it would be $300 ice ard working man, with arlore: private entra fters ald 7 pes teal saw PIANOS FOR RENT, RENT AP-| fooreg tele sahre-| Ministerial services rep P me eats Sidi per month for the night shift on overtime, $148.50 for nine hours day shift, and a Biied on purchase, Meyer r, 314 ss i MISS HARDING * i ue for) lank per month for a combined thirteen-hour shift, day and tng machin 117 Pine Main i900 ub. Ladies free. Ade P. Brena |i MPT | ? Taking the minimum at 55 cents per 1 for the nine-hour day and only “ pion, Apt. F euare A | 8OR sai : 2 getting in twenty days, and the monthly pay check would reach $99.00. After eee weve Livestock je an kee NOR cass aeucin’ tad Te : e. ault . MARKETS |) receiving this $99.00 the laborer would have ten days to himself in addition to hav- iz teee OLD ane 7 _FORY, G PeTER MICHAEL, 1204 ina Tat i a ie a ! ing worked the twenty days but nine hour aS ! SOS modeled ve AGI ; Mant | y va | Compare any of the figures with the wage schedule of any other class and MA TATIOM 5 2 ' clay : MIKE PLACE SATURDAY t 1 be sec t the 1 re rec n msiderably more than — et Malésmen Wanted i, . : #8 cen Re SHOP . j 1 ’ t men were receiving ¢ lerably more than they were H Tned eaten Waal | eee tistics show that about one ton per man per hour is the average amount s41W [SMa aR ee t handled thi hedule means a direct charge of approximately the same Madivon. | ~ | amount cents, $1.00 or $1.50 against every ton handled, wae HOTELS AND t Che great fleet of forty foreign vessels that have been used in building up th 19—Male Help Wanted Wa “gy itrepoeal , Me, . Sree URL Eieonaetv ior 43 40 age 18 Josue APARTMENTS nit 1508, f ck | Puget Sound trade with Vladivostok, created one of the factors enabling the men Lily upstairs lothes shop, Green Bid, iT pine ee | MANGINIOUE AI page et fa Deoming tral. ¢ od: fa to earn so much during the last year. Now these vessels and this trade are threat- SED Pen _ n | Mignth Dletely furntehed at and nee M a , eae f ® F ened with elimination. They can operate from New York via the Panama Canal by ent fica, | DIAML obi tor Ghteodn oe CASS ‘ : single * s . one to Vladivostok, and if they are driven away from Puget Sound, the Longshore- ht. W ‘ Brokerage Co : y itie coer A net WE PHA men will be responsible for destroying one of the best sources of their own wage ehua Bids. HMouree 2 , ht K runs SANITARY SATURDAY revenue BOYS WANTED ' HY $2.00 hate is A HOT ; 1 f ‘ The government's Alaska railroad must ship from various ports, in the near fu “1 ak : i ANDER ROOT | rerec x ture 15,000 tons of steel rail, with all additional fittings; many million feet of lum % y ye esinl ; | servtee: phos “ 4: s A s ae ber and all supplies and equipment. As 90 per cent of these shipments must go on End H A 6 Hot : eof ie m regul teamship lines, which are sought to be hampered and restricted by the Petson to Sea ; = al i ; I horemen, this means that any serious delay will make it impossible for the Pulatic ae 14 : ce WAGedee mbna The wh mune " + wee ' government to complete its line to the coal fields this year, as was anticipated y 1 Main 1900 25~-Spiritual Mediums SFTW LAND hese are but two illustrations. Generally speaking, Alaska’s great trade 1 BRCHA 1 Withard Cafe, @ 60s i vervt up a s ROWANEW is hard Cat pea ana We | : hes which means everything to Puget Sound, and all offshore and coastwise shipping GRIGINAL MOLEN BANDEN BGiOoL |! Z : Mie MME. VICTORIA pe rolle is in grave danger of an alarming setback, and the loss must fall on all the people 223 Occidental Ave. re The delahpated oheenes AC ANI P ink t is conc ns P ‘ % ‘ , We tener eee y ; p « ma to ale meee es An a uaae th at a n a houl fen when the men were receiving in ate one; wages while Tearing 7 ; os acre voit aa waa Ad a aise asked for, which was the highest relative wage paid in any BY DOING business upstairs, Tracle walle ah f we All readings| * i t pert o re worl & (ee ee rey -orarcepe | set trod teat ata tes * pm tat ater Front Employers’ Union ORIGINAL. MODE pAnnEn onitively ' . « Price ni ura Seattle, June 23rd RATES cut in two b DENVER BEB WoMks—ia06 im ave | Ly ine Dita Hine, 73h ata ‘ pai tanite