The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 28, 1917, Page 11

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AGED WOMAN WOr a Departa 1401 Wiret Av eS atta AND EXCHANGES fe TRADES DIAMOND, For Better Dancing Ge to CARROLI the REST Ie taught in the mee for Jauneh. SINESS OpmenruM Ties ACREAGE FOR “BALE love, marrings, business low fee today 1404 Third ave ? ACRES, IIrROVED RUNNING CREEK. PRICE $1,500 able advice on bust : well mottled distr ; cheap fare downtown Qh selling on account operation; geod house an buildings; over 50 your lots of straw ever an acre HERTHA NELRON, private consultation daity. | 1604 Fourth ave i locate anything. ent to last one year rT CLAIRVOYANT, ereek running throwg® p Party buying sion at once. fnetuding garde femal! cash pa: New York Block for ecation TATRVOYANT. PHYSICIAN A renito-urtnary and rectal ave, and Marion st e : AARARARARAADS ‘cree bottom lant “LEGAL “NOTICES ne Elliott T16 ‘Bere. 3% acres north of ~aeer Lost AND FOUND Phone Haliard SOMIBCELLANEOUS FOR SALE| adult classes taught datiy Ruperintendent DIRECTORY - ATTORNEYS AT-LAW ALEXANDER SHIREMAN—ATTOR proved district about 49 trees; to move on to. and bargain for some Lat us prove it to you. & SEXTON CO. HAVE $500 CASH — sing to.» general ew pree- 4m Lyon Bide Third and Jamea _ Etito WILLIAMS CO. LAWYEE, 1* Downe ik Consultation free ¥ Phone Matiard ECZEMA CuRD cantly cleared. — $7_monthiy D YOUNG WAN OF CHARACTER WANTS girl or young | SR nn ATTORNEVE-PATENT ae. GORIN- -Patent Attor- secured of fee refunded Act farm land, in Snohomish cc | And bars for Opportunity of your lite. 28 aad LAXD CO DETAILS ON TANDS Handy to our mills and « Mgr band Dope r pt. SEATTLE, WASH PRYANT. Ww 4 with working womar Office open event MEIKLEJONN, “You deal with us direct.” THREE LAKES LUMBER Co. . TEXADA ISLAND, °C, on 253 acres of In Ber for piles and | and proximity to water Apply to Mike Prilat, . excellent tim- . en inte ELEANEOUS WRATES one Mtarted Tango in the Navy, * from $10 to $106 made quickly and }47 maconasie AND BATHS SANDEPS & CO. NS=MARSAGE, rl or young lad’ RONT PROPERTY © Are items these ti cheaper than on your frontage on Puget sound? es of high pric OSM” SOCIETY, own spud: Shickens, & cow or two, & fish 6 am clam fork, and you are fixe HIRD AND CHER ; running water LOTS FOR SALE - x. Yow quixtse REMEDY CO. SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS M LESSLIE COLLATERAL LOANS An and Jewelry at 2 per cont ER CHARGES lower rates, bu' the COMMISSION PROVIDENT LOAN rm TABLE PLACH AUCTION SALE ROOMS AND BOARD sn DIAMONDS and JEWELRY MEME For nOYS af (3-18 years) ming and education what part of the world wit be adviser how to 4 good positio’ ff the one you love [AN JEWRLRY CO. fs true or false; future huaband leapt os 23—-HOUSES _ LOWMAN & HANFOR! ALO At Fauntleroy 24—APARTMENTS, BELVEDERE Queen Anne Hill 112 Valley st. PORPAL ALA. FURNISHED Any size roll ve nnd Cherry. OPTICIANS | Fraser-Paterson Co.s baloony, you for many disappointments in oth- madam’a firat time im guaranteed or no Special readings two weeka only N between Union and Pike. . 9 to #:90, daily and Sunday MADAM MELLIE tis D'S GREATES “PHYSICIANS AND bind dl Di KATRIN HARKISON ie. | you, and hi Central Storage Co, DELIVERED, on to read your entire life, give true advice on | th and family af. nt and future muccenn in life, for your many disappointmer fhe will remove all obatacten tell you how to win and hold the CALROUN, DEN! & EWING ite 200 Alaska Bide. FOR SALE 1} 250 tru unks | and Tranater| Jashell & Bone, Auctionsers ~ AUCTION SALE — Of grocerien and general merchandise, at 13 portant aftaire of lif MADAM ‘VICTORIA WORLD'S GREAT guarantens to give true advice 32 MALE HELP WANTED POR SBRVICE IN AL. ABKA, | on steamer of ¢ ¢ CORDIALLY. many disappointments will remove all obsta » win and hold the one you de- Special readings 60c Room 12 Abbott Hotel, Ow! drug ntore HWLEN RICK BURLEIGH — \Stop Those Losses Woe absolutely guarantee the famous 21 Tablets to stop losses or we will re turn your money. By mail, $1.06 per box; ¢ for $5. RIGHT DRUG CO. $111 Firet Ave, Geattlo Glothes shop, Green Bide., Pike BROS it THAR On OVER from weaknes $2.00 per dw Howling Parlor, SUR APIRITUAL , wofentific hand read at. Phone Main’ 6686. Waten for big furniture sale noxt STAR—THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1917. PAGE 11 Deputies Can’t Find Anybody to Arrest Marshal Doyle's s#leuths were| mopping thelr brows Thursday, | jafter being out-maneuvered by all| e named in secret indict:| the pec ments returned by the federal] grand jury The inquisitors have been sup plying plenty of charges, but the] ‘deputies haven't been able to catch *! |anybody | Indictments were returned Wed nesday against David Anderson {Carl Frederick Gilman, Michael t|Roner, Wiliam . Graham, Gus Jenson, John Mynthi, Jalmer Mack ier, Their bail was fixed at $3,000 each. William Yake and Ah Suey | Were indicted, charged with smug | ect and violating the anti-drug act, respectively | GANT PAY $1,600 | Deputy Prosecutor Brackett Thursday morning told the county missioners that, under the _|state la they cannot pay $1,500 P AND ME /for select service registration ex pense Ineurred by registration |boards in King county By United Frees Leased Wire DAWSON, June 28.—More than $6,000,000 in gold from interior acer camps, and $2,000,000 re near Dawson, will to Seattle this year, it is i ated by Volney Richmond, superintendent of N. C. posts and trading K camps. SANDERSONS PILL’S PILL’S known and retta- edy for FEMALE mS A. ANEGU. 14 the most obstinate cases 3 to 10 daye Price $2 per box, or 3 for $6. Every box nteed. Hours, 8 te 24 to abe! Sundays, 12 tol, Mala ane RAYMOND REMEDY Co. Room 6, Me ic} Antlers, 4th @ Union, WARNING! As a regular physictan and sur- eon With recognized credentials, specialize in the Di Men and offer @ higt ‘among nt the best proof of my rellability an@ are Worth careful investigation. Peas and terme can always be ar- ranked. Consultation and exam- pation free. DR. WILSON 625 FIRST AVENUE SEATTLE WASH. TRUSS TORTURE * | Can be eliminated by wearing the Lundberg Rupture Support. V | Rive free trial to prove its supertor: ity co. e. | eee | And Women, My terms and treatment for all conditions — will Please you, Come and find out can be for you. | DR. MACY, Glandular and Neryous| o| Diseases a Specialty. 203-6 Epler| | Bldg., 812 Second ave MEN | DON’T BE DISCOURAGED ACT TODAY We wit treat nome of your all. ments for low & fon as $5 and $10. We will make you Qn excep- tlonally low eo in any atlment you MAY be sut- fering trom With this low feo and our long and succonstul experience in treating ailments of men, you need not uffer an- other day. We don't care who has tried to cure falled—we will give you fee. Don't & sure et lative up us. n © anecenst cont or obligat “rrr | Office hours—9 a m. to 8 p.m HOTELS AND APARTMENTS NEW STANDARD HOTEL Corner First Ave. and Pine St outside rooma; ; phones tn all room Sundays, 10 a. m. tol p.m. NATION. AL INSTITUTR Ave. Improper measures rather F dixon. very cause of your | ime trouble? DENS of DR. DONAWAY 202-34 Outen and Third, THEATRES ORPHEUM Wednesday's swudeville at the Orpheum theatre, and Madison, TAKE MINES; ROADS That’s Recommendation of the Trade Board By GILSON GARDNER WASHINGTON, D. C., June 28.—The federal trade commis- | hopele house since ugene Levy reopened it has felt the failure of transportar |tion. Factories cannot do their | maximum of business because they cannot get mends that | D | they cannot get cars to take away | the coal erate the rail- roads and the 6 Copper City th ‘ age and fuel |the wharves Al Hallett and his company revel shortage, says sion, are par- The bill is completed ri alyzing Amer. PALACE HIP The new vaudeville show at the Palace Hip Thursday mission puts it thus In one is headlined "The Beautiful assisted by Ger. trude KE. Selby in a series of classic “The coal industry is paralyzing | grain cars were diverted to the industries of the the coal industry itself is paralyzed chandise cars were diverted to by the failure of transportation.” Railroads are coining dividends concentration camps. It was @ But as efficient, case o. we strongest grabber get- have become! ting the car. Vampire Dance Noy Harrah and his Skating Girls provide another extra big number. Beasie Lester is a singing com Newport and Stirk sing, never before public carriers they Every industry in the country ars to ship the product. Coal mines operate on half time, aying their men full time, because Ships cannot be loaded, because cannot get their cargoes to Meantime cars are lying In hundreds empty on sidetracks, or being hauled empty for long distances to get some commod- Ity freight, for hauling which the railroads would receive an extraordinarily high rate. Coal cars were being yanked off the roads to haul automobiles, and haul neral mer- general merchandise. € haul lumber for the government — talk and dance. Selbie and Lillie also sing, dance end talk under the title of “Politics, WAR PORT NOT | YET SELECTED ‘LAUNDRY STRIKERS Brothers, athletes from Japan, equilibrists and foot jugglers. The thotoplay 1s “The Magic Mirror.” c Markets | WESTLAKE Stall 46, large silver smelts, lhe ; halibut cheeka, 2 The national fense has not decided to make San Francisco the Pacific coast Port from which war shipm for Russia will be concentrated. This was the substance of a ge received by the Cham- and Comme ) aS 2 Ibe, 26e; salt ber of Comme cial Club Thursday. claco business men announced Wednesday their city had been Post Tonstien, Crisco, 400 pkg Royal baking powder, L-lb, can 4! Groceteria coffee, 3 120, , Cabbasre, Be Ib.; cantaloupes, eal ranch eggs, homemade jam, fresh Washington but. not 9 LAKITINS. Cure many ¢ “The national conneil of defense) is working out a program for con-| centrating shipping activities,” retary Corbaley, explained, “but will make nod decte-| jon for several days. we are assured, will be made on a fair basis, with efficiency the only consideration. | “A digest of Puget sound facilities It will show that | the Puget sound ports | are better situated and equipped to |handle war shipments to Russia.” DOUGLAS FIR MEN GET BIG CONTRACT nited Press Leased Wire ve N, June 28.—A con- tract for & minimum of 10,000,000 feet of lumber for the army can- |tonment at $24.50 a thousand, delivered, was! signed up by the Douglas fir emerg- ency bureau of the Pacific North-| The bid was 63) cents a thousand lower than tit) More than half the lumber is to be shipped within 15 FLAGSHIP OLYMPIA REFUSES TO FLOAT NEWPORT, R. L, pe Dewey's flagship, Olympia, is aground today. munitions and 1 38e doz, 2 the chamber, ter, 40¢ Ib. jonions, 2 Ibs. 10; dry onions, 4 Ibs. The decision, . 10 7, 8 Ibs. standard granulat- Stall 79, pasturized | ¥!ll be sent East joa 63c. nage in every wa Columbia river shad, 25¢ each; Ling King salmoo, ||a new one. It was formed three fresh silver pork sausage, hamburger and sausage meat, 2 Stall 31, best ever coffee, araham crackers, selected eggs, 39c dor; local Jersey butter, 40c Stall 81, peanut butter it yesterday. bread, 100 loaf ~ SANITARY steaks, 180 Ib.; beef liver, 10c Ib.; four, $2.75 #k.; $8.20 per sack; $1.20 can M. J. B Stall 45, fresh fig $-1b. sk. household Mexican beans, 9 sack flour, 55c; 3 boxes mtd Tang or 3 sks. salt, 13-15, strawberries, green beans, : c and lic ea.; home cane sugar, coffee, $1.00. June 28.—Ad- fittings have all been taken off in an effort to ease the strain and make it easier to Every attempt has met | with little success The next high tide when it {s ex- 1| pected another made to float her will be at 5: 47 |) | owners’ Club cre running 75 per ||cent efficient. The present em- cantaloupes, 10c a., turnips, be Ib.; asparagus, | 160 Ib. || will not allow. Stall 36, § ibs. granulated sugar, pure pasteurized milk, bc pt., Standardize Clocks Seattle street clocks will have to tel the right time “No more losing a train because||t® Join the union, They ask only)” a handrome, big street clock was a| 0 be let alone and be allowed Mar,” says Charles corporation j |drafting a standardization ordinance .)at the request of Street Superin- tendent Case. 4 Ibs. Jap rice, can Selecto coffe , old potatoes $4.00 per sack, or 25e; dry onions, 9 Ibs. Bermuda onions Allen, assist- ries, 2 Ibs. 16c; cantaloupes, 2 |these workers into thetr ranks, || By their own admission, aks, 230 Ib.; choice dolling beet,| Start Ferry Service lard substitute, 8, 4 Ibs. soy beans, 80c; best seeded Ferry service for shipyard work-|| wages of all employes were : men will be fnangurated by the port) |terially raised before the walk- Fer- out. The one real issue Y, |has been obscured by meas af 10¢ jar rubbers, commission, start: raisins, 100 | Ib, arting July ries will land at the West waterwa: near the Ames plant, making three jround trips a day, and at midnight a be sold for 10 cents. at 7 a.m, 3:30 14, fresh sturgeon, 2 a fresh halibut, red snapper, 10¢ Ib. | dustry and an intolerable Continue T raining Most of the 100 business and pro- fessional men of the city who com- | Pose the unofficial officers’ ing camp at Fort Lawton have sign. ed up for an additional two weeks training, beginning July 2 Postpone Bi Big Auction The Red Cros ticles put in the “Mercy” barrels black cod, 3 Ibs. mon, 20¢ Ib. ; kippered sal- Stall 116, corned beef, whale meat, 12% 3 Hastern dry salt jmore industry in Seattle under} gern hamburger | and sausage, lic 2, best “fresh churned | sey butter, 40¢ Ib.; fancy dairy uction” of ar-| |{cannot and will not succeed. | ment will be made later of the dls. | best guaranteed pullet eggs, |Position to be made of the gifts, 3 doz. $1.00. | Serer! SHE'S 103 YEARS OLD The oldest white woman in Brit ish Columbia, Mrs. C. W. Tait, eele- brated ber 103rd birthday at New Westminster Wednesday, pie URAL SE DISSATISFIED |. |Coercion and Unjust Meth- ods by Union Bosses Hardship Upon Union and Non-Union Workers. Many Wishing to Return to Work, But Fear. There are certain features |the present laundry strike it is proper for the public to um | derstand. The Laundry Drivers’ union is | Teamsters’ union. Some di | entered it freely and others, by their own stat | were coerced and nagged | joining. | ‘The latter, who again, by jet | |own statements, form 4 Cor able portion of the union, have] never been in sympathy with \strike movement. They out under protest. They to return to work under the |mer conditions. It is only jthreats made by their own | tators and by the which restrain them now union resignation. A similar condition if among the members of the |dry Workers’ union. |recent membership cam} |some entered willingly, under protest, When the was called, many Indep workers quit and signed the |fon roll, because, in the ex | ment, they were afraid to do 4 erwis In some cases force jused. They now desire to \to their jobs. This their union} _months ago by agitators from = a iked | q | The plants of Seattle Law ployes, two-thirds of whom were at work before the walk-out, de- sire to continue, and do not want to earn their living as free ican citizens. The union bosses want more sheep to follow and are trying to use the laun- dry-owners levers to fores: |drivers have no grievance, |minor importance is CO jof the unions. Such recognition would sooner or later impose possible conditions upon the upon the public. It cannot will not be granted. This laundry strike is an at] tempt by the agitators to put one} the union yoke, to give to ||selves added power. The fight! ||has been conducted ||of coercion and intimidation hee workers, of mist rereseaeh tion to the public. It Propones | slavery. It is un-American, dvertisement. | Special 4th of July Fares Round trip rate of fare and one-half to and from all sta- tions in Washington, Idaho and Oregon on the Great Northern Railway between which the regular one-way fare is $6.00 or less. Good to return July 5. Stall 66, halibut bottle salad oll, Stone's, 20c ode known te| pasteurized best cream | On sale July 3 and 4. $8.40 Portland and Return Stalls 10-11, | punches 6c; rhubarb, a , Blue Ribbon toa, | rolled oats, 100, aed coffee, LABOR IS OPPOSED TO CONSTABULARY ¢ that an effort would be made to convene a special ses- Wenatchee and Return Similar reductions to intermediate points. Minimum Frequent trains to Scenic Hot Springs and Cascade Mountain stations. Also to Vancouver, B. C,; Portland, Centralia and intermediate points. full fare $1.00. pass a constabulary bill, “ed of at a meeting of the Central For full information, tickets, ete,, apply CITY TICKET OFFICE Columbia and Second Ave. MOORE Cc. W. MELDRUM cP. a& TL A. A. G. PLA, No action was taken. Speakers sald that organized la- bor would fight such a move to the The plan, it is said, is to organ:| tz a body of men Whose sole duty | Come to me for Raliaple Wasserman | would be the suppression of strikes | and the guarding of pecperty du ing strikes, King Street Union Station, $7.45 Phone Eliott 56¢9—or Phone Main 6601,