The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1917, Page 2

for your convenience store open Saturday evenings— | . e "NO. CAS "~ Credit Is Good of homety ADD TO YouR ACCOUNT »—~ 1 Itberal dividual needs make your selections C args «NOs Wane out initial payment. ft JOIN THE JUNE-BRIDE SILVERWARE CLUB! —95c will bring you a fine Rogers 26-piece silverware set and cabinet AT SPECIAL PRICE OFFER! $13.50 set for —this will be terest to June brides! —"membership™ to this BRIDE SILVERWARE te secured by the upon which this fine with 10-y is yours month ‘until $9.95 for this $1 JUNE CLUB payment 0} $9.95 of partioular tn t Sisting of 6 teaspoons, 6 soup apoons, § knives, € forks, butter knife, | sugar shel! NO CASH DOWN ON VICTROLAS! “MAKE YOUR OWN TERMSI”—“NO INTEREST” —we, invite you—the Seattle homefurnisher—to select any Victrola up to $100. @ cash payment! a CTROLA VI “NO CASH DOWNI” cabinet, § Bt in. wide, He fnches nigh, $% in. deep, 13-fneh A new ship yard may be estab-| im Seattle by a large East eoncern, which is working thru agency of R. W. Michael, a on broker of this city. It will be sent to your home witheut opi motor (can wound while Seattle lodge of the Switchmen’s union went on record Thursday as! not in favor of any action taken by the Central Labor Council that does not uphold President Wilson | polley in the national crisis i { A SAFE HIT EVERY TIME Rich, nutritious extract of golden the good left in; foaming with unfermented; all health and good spirits. A cool ing, invigorating glass of LIFESTAFF during the day will make you work better, play better, feel better LIFESTAFF EVERYWHERE HEMRICH’S STAFF PRODUCTS CO. CAPITOL 870 A case at home will bring Health into the house—$1,00 2 dozen, medium size; bottles. $2.00 large botties. Liberal refuna tr PUTTING FIGHT INTO STRIKERS Seattle laundry workers and drivers who walked out two weeks ago prepared Friday for an active fight against the 12 nonunion laundries, which still refuse them recognition. In ternational President J. F. Brock, of the inside workers, has taken charge of the strike “The situation looks good to tays Brock, “We have son to be optimistic. to be a settlement » the reports morning 139 me women Went to work tn ne laundrt The normal for and 1,100, says end union le between 1,000 Brock Working Three Shifts In the six union plants shifts are being worked, with total of from 650 to workers. The union plants are paying a minimum of $10 a week, and thore a working are paying 10 per cent of | thetr wages In to the strike relief fund Ay mass meeting has heen alled for Sunday at 10 a. m. at the labor Temple, and Brock that plans are being laid for a Tag day rat nds and arouse pub ec interest the girls “We have reports from the pick «ta tn front of several laundri that girls under 12 years of age are being employed as strike breakers,” says Brock. “We shall Tresent the facta to the welfare commission.” 210 Dri on Strike There are a total of 210 drivers lon strike, according to Business Agent Wyatt, of the Drivers’ union he union will not accept new taembers now, Those whom its pickets persuade to | © the wagons of t union plants will be gotten fob: where, says Wy att, but will no¢ be taken Into the inion. | "We don’t want any excess bag race.” says Wyatt. “Every driver who handle a car or a wagon jen't a laundry driver, and we want only competent men in the crganization io WILSON NOW HEADS ROADS OF NATION Wire Ry United Press Lenard WASHINGTON, June 29.—Prest dent Wliron this afternoon received | his “first papers” as executive head of all the railroads tn the country when the house passed the priority shipping bill, giving him power to control and give precedence to any shipping carried by common car. riers. { | | i FINES JAIL PRISONER Claremont Blessing Friday was fined $10 and costs by Justice Brinker for hie part {n the burning of the Enumclaw jafl, Sunday night. Fred Koenig, Frank Sartoris ané J. Bhiottt forfetted $100 ball each. The four were arrested Saturday night by Deputy Shertffs Starwich and Malone, on charges of drunken- |ness. They eet fire to the jail, and Hit was only by strenuous effort that ithe structure was saved | WOMAN ARRESTED | Ruth Wilson, a colored woman, was arrested by United States mar- ehals Friday, on a grand jury fn dictment, for smuggling and selling opium. The others named tn secret |indletments have not been overtak- jen by the federal deputies FOR YARD \THEY BACK WILSON) |... ins the \Elizabeth Davenport stenographer who died at Provi |dence hospital Wednesday as the result of @ criminal operation, was begun by @ coroner's jury at 1 m. #riday. ll death of 20, the UH WATE iE an |FOR E. | The Energy Value of 1 |b. of butter equals that of 334 Ibs. of steak. Economical Pecause #0 highly centrated. 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