The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 31, 1917, Page 11

= ToWhom ItMay Concem: Organized Labor in Particular. This is to certify that the differences long standing between Frye & Company and the Butchers’ Union have been satisfactorily ad- justed, and it is with pleasure that we take this means of announcing to the public in general, and ORGANIZED LABOR IN PARTICU- LAR, that we consider Frye & Company fair to Organized Labor, and deserving of the pat- ronage of all members of Organized Labor, and we respectfully solicit your co-operation in showing our appreciation of their adjustment of our differences by patronizing them. Respectfully yours, THE BUTCHERS’ UNION, Local No. 28. (Signed) JOES. HOFMANN, Business Agent. The Following Is a List of FRYE’S QUALITY MARKETS Seattle Market—109 Occidental Ave. American Meat Co.—505 Third Ave. (at James St.) Olympic Market—14 4 First Ave. (Between Pike and Union Sts.) Central Meat Co.—Lower Floor, Central Publi Bay City Meat Co.—Upper Floor, Central Public Western Meat Co.—1100 Western Ave. Ballard Meat Co.—5443 Ballard Ave. 29.9 Mkt. ui Mkt. ‘ 1 EXTENSION OF CITY GAR LINE ,) BEING PUSHED the MEAT KAISERS ARTIFICIALLY BOOST PRICES By Edward Moriarty rae _ United Prese Staff respondent SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. 31—While food shortage }has become a world cry and alleged scarcity of cattle is be jused to shoot prices of meat skyward, cota Western beef are being withheld from the market The board of public works is ex-/ The owners cannot because the cz kaisers de pected to call for bids on the ex-\cree otherwise tension of Division A over the Fre-| High prices are toc } 4 | mont bridge to Market st. in Bal- aa tae lard early next week ave « S The board was scheduled to let} all the the contract for the changing over | ng of the Division A trolley systeM| of federal ials Mifrom double to single trolley Fri- Pians for extension of way eystem are being pushed | rapidly. The maps of the ele- vated line from Jackson st. to the Leake Burien line terminus, authorized by council, will be sent from the engineer's office to the corporation counsel this illions of tons attle ly maintained by a marketing machinery we want,” is the packers’ dic of affairs has reached the as government food supervision jmethods are being worked out for persuasive or compulsory ay being artif 1 the beef {few eat state t atte just Hunell Thursday referred to the | 4pp!ication finance and utilities committees,| Here 1s a specific and typical! lean steers, which they could Councilman Erickson's ordinance |case of how “beef shortage” 1s! fatten on their own immense falling for the extension of the mo-| maintained Bence, ann aris ine noe Ricipai line from Market st. in Bal-| Jones ts a small Western cattle) ket without disturbing the lard to the end of Loyal Heights’ raiser. He bas two carloads of) present sky riding prices. Hine. As soon as the ordinance is|first class, fat beef steers ready| The other packer offer passed bitders will be asked to/for market. The American public dieulously low figure, submit prices for the construction |{s crying for the meat. But Jones, with the present high pri | ef a new line or the purchase and | cannot sell them ive stock, and out of this th } repair of a rt ps of cat mpared | | a Nothing in Front; It's All in oe—- Back °° Looks as nothing but his rifle and cartridges as he stands facing you. But turn him around, as below, and the same Sammy {s carrying all his equip ment fn @ compact case that has taken the place of the kward blanket roll. It's neater and easier to carry. U.S. NAVY STILL | NEEDS MEN T0 FILL THE GAPS Offering especially tempting opportunities machinists, cooks, and musicians, the navy recruiting station In the Amer- lean Bank bullding Ie “still open for Uncle Sam's busine according to officers here. to the Loyal Heights line} The packers say they have tle raiser would have had to pay owned by H. W. Treat all the meat they want. Jones the transportation charge as well. Altho the recruiting officers | ay | can’t slaughter the stock him- Packers Raise Barrier are under orders not to enroll TACOMA, Aug. 31—-Orders for) geif because he has no facili. Here is a situation which thou-] more than 18 enlisted men a the constructior 43 large bulld-| ties, and he could not market (sands of «mall cattle rnivers thru-] week, there Is no restriction fogs for cavalry rters, which the meat if he Had, because out the West will seek to bring} on the number of bandemen, Were received at Camp Lewis Thurs meat inspection requiremente to the attention of America’s food| bakers and machinists’ mates, nf | day, indicate that a large body of| make this practically impessi- | commission | which may be enilsted for ca {s to be trained here. The) bie, The maintenance of an artificial] service. buildings will be located at the re-| There are, thruout the country, shortage of f to sustain exce The order that only 18 enlisted nt station |many thousand Joneses sive prices the bearing wh men may be enrolle only a@ nn ——~j} And thelr combined cattle—to-| present federal meat inspection temporary one, issued on account 46 ” | day ready for a market that is rules have on the beef situation|of the lack of re at training e S- ’ rops, jarbitrarily closed to them—would would neem to call imperatively for| quarters, which 1s rapidly being lmake a herd of vast proportions. wide government Investigation. [remedied Corns Peel Off! Yet the Western beef rulers, at! “We have meat to sell,” say the| Old requirement the position least, josist that there i @ scar- smaller stockmen, “and the pu chie’ have been jeity of meat and thus explain ex- wants it. But between the r wa may attain | cessive prices yand the tat the packers hat | Lay It to Waste raised a barrier We can't sell, Forr A favorite allbi of the packers | elsewhere y have us helpless, come ¢ y officer until the to the pub when charged with|/ And meantime, the consumer r + second enlistment, and until paying too little to the producer|pay excessive prices because of serving a year as acting chief petty but sky rocketing prices to the con-| ‘beef shortage officer, ‘ lsumer, is that great “waste 15| - - | Want Musicians jentailed in the slaughte:@s pro- | | Recause the size of the regula | cens |Marooned on Island —_ |tion navy pana } The experience of Smith, an ‘ (i _ifrom 16 to 2 Jother ttle cattle raiser of the| in River 22 Days: tore ot musician Western ranges, knocks this altbt | CODY, Wyo., Aug. 31.—That he ceptionally good 1 alley by i di what bap) was marooned on a small island in ise at pap pened to Smith sa Bhoshons tive * low Ih He consigned a carload of cattie | ‘be Shoshone river for 22 daye—con-| aiing ay to a San Francisco packing house |*tantly in wight of a bridge acro are enlisted as landsmen for sale and slaughter. jwhich traffic was streaming, wn-!cians and sent to a musician Previously he had been boride to reach either bank of the «chool for six months. They are quoted a figure on the hides [river because of an inability tol graduated as musicians secontl alone, by a dealer. |swim and unable to make those on class In the final settlement with |the bridge who saw his signals Need Machinists the arcking house, Smith re comprehend that he was doing The rating for ships’ cooks 1s ceived less money for the live |more than wave a friendly greeting yi itiar, with the opportunity of cattle than he had been of- |to them—-was the rather fanciful freq to unskilled men to enlist as fered for thelr hides. He [but apparently true story told local y, ndaemer 4 and receive a would have made money by | #uthoritte he sly Goote 4 course in training. Bakers are on shooting his cattla on the [stenographer of Jonesboro, Ark. 9 gimilar bi range, giving the carcasses to [Who !s now under the care of a Machinist however, are the the buzzards and the hides to | phy ician he class of men who are most needed the shoe barone. | lin the navy These aré common experiences | yy ee ean ‘There are thousands of young do" lamene the small cattle grower| Bandits Gag Family, {yen in the city who are consider STAR—FRIDAY, AUG. 31, 1917. if Sammy {Is carrying) PAGE It ranite Market ALL DAY Pubite Market SANITARY \yivit, ECONOM CLOSED CORNER THESE MARKETS We Cut the Cost of Living SUGAR $8.50 SACK Stall Corner Market Lower Floor Extra Fine Granulated Red Sugar GREEN’S Peanu: Buiter, Ground Here, 15c Lb., 2} Lbs. 36c se Bulk Honey Special, ape; | OTe o oo Hest Fresh | Veal Roasts, Ib. . ..12Yc “ahi 4c Lb. cian Wastineion | Pork Roasts, Ib. . “1Bize iat ge MILK | rovcmam | green Short Ribs Beef, Ib.8'3¢ " Your 4 large cans Ni | Cc Pot Roasts, Ib.8c to 10c TAS 45c aa Lb. Round Steaks, Ib. .16'/2c Loin Steaks, Ib... 16/2 Legs Mutton, Ib. .17'/2¢ Morray Meat Co. STALLS 235-7—CORNER 40 Oregon Ranch Eggs (guaranteed), dozen..... ‘ GREEN’S BUTTER STORE GROCETERIA NO. 17 Corner Market, First Avenue Floor CRISCO Ivory Soap “rT We Make a Crystal White So: S bare ites 6 bare ’ Shop at America’s GREATEST FARMERS’ MARKET front of Pike Place Public r north KR OWN RAISING nh man an extra profit? f tables al d extend FARMERS SELL YOU Why pay the comr Oceupies 1 6 Car Tickets ir Alone 300 ¥ 7 24 Lower ¥ Mut. MILK Acom Market Stalls 32-33—Economy Market Lower Floor C. A. SONNICHSON J. D, MacPHERSON No Advanee im Price of the WILLOWMOOR ~ 9c. ot, Lower Floor kt, Lower Floor Large Cans Milk llc STITHAM MARKET “%* Lower Floor Pike Place Market. We iil! and dress our own cattle. Why not trade here and avoid paying the middieman’s profit? Pot Roasts,..10¢, 12%¢, 15¢ ) Lers of Mutton, Ib. 22¢ Pure 2 bs. 45c Bolling Beef, Ib. ize | Shoulder of Mutton, 1b17¢ le Round or Sirloin Steak .18¢@ | Mutton Chops, Ib 20¢ T-Bone Steaks, Ib... 18¢@ | Lege of Veal, Ib. ise Lard Compound Good Corned Beef, Ib 12'2¢ Shoulder of Veal, Ib. ¢ a Ibs. 35¢ Link Sausage, Ib 15¢ | Breasts of Veal, Ib......12'2¢ Soup Meat, Ib.......———— i Guaranteed Strictly Fresh Ranch i aie 8, 1b Eggs, 49c dozen the following ye i Our Own Fresh Churned aks, Ib Butter, 50c Ib. So i Jap Rice purger, Ib. Banana Ice Cream, 5c nd Match ‘ ker Ib. Se-10e-15e GROCE Fr 4 Economy Market | a0 pike I'l. Market. Lower Floor. a an LNITARY T Stall 56 | Large Green Peppers 10c Lb. 3 Lbs. 25¢ Green Peas, lb... ...10c Sweet Corn, doz. 25¢-35c PUBLIC ARKE a —_——— THOMPSON SERVE Ice Cream Melons, lb. 3c By Selling Meats of Quality to Intelligent Buyers at Lower Prices | TOGO Stall 26—Sanitary Market—Phone Elliott 2336 f Round Steak, Ib . -18¢@ | Soup Meat, Ib..........6¢ 4 Stall L-7—Sanitary Market Choice Steaks, Ib .15¢@ | Sausage, |b. weeeee 15 ¢ Lower Floor Veal Roast, lb.1214¢-15¢ | Pure Hamburger 2u¢ Guaranteed Storage GOEBEL cash Grocer EGGS 43c STALL 45, SANITARY ARKET. REAR LOWER MAIN FLOOR. ani ieree russ ioe CANE SUGAR ..:;,, $8.75 |The Kennedy Store Pure Hone high grade Jap Head I 128-125 pint jars ts STALLS 119 Pure Honey, 4 eS tes meth Coen 4 . i First Avenue I A i p, bt . ‘ ae 4 | yee i aA ane gre | Me Bar’ ea saitecs ahik each Soe |S, Pa Jar Rubbers Ie ne oi here H+ %& 0, for your patr ee | utente that we sderal Brand ben" fo nF eam: can ize |," y, fc THE MAN. (Witleg 3 “A Word a Day Will Boost Your Pay e BY THE REV. CHAS, STELZLE | is dictionary x * SEATTLE LABOR “4 SPURNS COUNCIL pronounced by nd then use it as often Whether it's fair or not, people idge us largely by the | 1age |@8- you can, during the day—until pa abe |yvou are able to get it out of your The average man really knows |™outh without getting red in the Seattle organized labor is not ust about 300 words—the extent | face |Worrled over the futile efforts of jot his everyday working language | What excitement titre mit be the People’s Councll to find a place out of a possible 600,000 wo i 1 chas at word until it ts it of a possible 600,000 w all Rane SURG Were CUS to hold a nation-wide conference to the English dictionar your own! And in : qi Ti Resinaraitvely -eaiy io ie |! power you'll have as a embarrass the administration in cada Gnireeal li is merely a| conversationalist! pursuit of the war of trying to understand| It will help you get a better fob.| Unton labor here will send no } words me themselves, |It will open other doors delegate to the conference, wherev nd yen used together \ ody) Altogether, {ft will i. worth er it may be held he council, at can do it | while its weekly meeting, voted — solidly But one of: the main things we) 7 all--it will unconscious. {against participation in the con lest of led you to a greater apprect words tion of the bigger things of life. If the average man learned ny need to do is to learn to use MORE |), | vention After a stormy session, in which \it was charged that the People's A qi ropa of » West ange Ty » going Into some sort of se + | . . mieten tt thai’ all intg- it be he | Of the Wentern Daeg | Then Rob the House (eine vomit Mantar of Arme| ust one new word each day, he | Vi May |cate Remar a ae or tee ” nate in the world to treat 1 ey fits . ‘ would, at the end of the year, Yel a Fireme av |agents, the labor men went on tec only Its the mure way| To verify them a Star neporrer | “tit id prea Posing Ye pat Westrom Frida “Those men, es hae twice as many wore at Tacoma Iremen May Eek apnouin the snenel beak F t 181 ¢0 bush wo of the big-|squad officers, bound and gaeeed pecially ey are skille an erie Sente 7 Pf ee eee yee easitie, Ooaer, |G; M. Duan ald Die wite at S210% Settcian ing, at skilled in ny his command as when he be- Strike September 15) wrtorts have deen made to hold : i vest pa elfic 8 M an 2 4 particula ne role ind ou i R % Peonle’s Couhd 4 Va. peels | represented himae a small cat-| First ave, Thursday night, and hat the navy has to offer them.”, 9" ‘ : TACOMA, Aug. S1--Uniess the/tt® People's Counctl, first at Min , { are of fine, |robbed them of $50 'n cash, 1 gold aeeied SUPPOSE YOU TRY IT! jneapolis, then at Fargo, N. D., and eorns r alte ralver with two chrs of fine, |robbed them of $50 in aah ——_—- - - At the beginning of each day, se [tWo-shift aystem is adopted by the|jater at Hudson, Wis. fa ett c fat steers for sale. One packer|wetch and a iavaliter 2 ue none a , : nat! tir 7 , | 38, Me t Tt" at any dru ¢ i a tur 6 y price, giv-| One of the robbers is believed, ©~gapa; : lect a word you have rarely, if) fi department, 1 firemen will At each place, public sentiment eeipt of p i 1 f ‘ Fkpoeh (Bn terran fo hed tov ito be KB, G, Brown, elleged mur-| STAR WANT ADS | ever, used--perhaps you were not) quit work on September 12 jas be en so strong against tl s Ing as an ¢ . car er Crt Ls how ta aRaneTh aout} The domand made by the)plan, thet arrangements have ha Me warts best corn many beef cattle of thelr own + vad Me caped from the county! BEST FOR RESULTS 4 ay Mehathie meaty aacane Mt new City #iemen's uaion, Vio be ealled on ws oe she wor They were willing te buy Jail Avg 18. ———_$—_-—__———— ze Liban aseun - Owl Drug Co PUBLIC MARKET CENTER PIKE PLACE MONDA | CORNER PUBLIC MARKET MURRAY SINKS his prices a little lower. He is getting the Put up in unitary Cartons Coffee warTsA| ou Butter Trust’s goat. Gee! MARKET 94.9) TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES AND EXTRACTS 35c, 69c, $1.38, $2.07 5 Bars 23 hag hy ene pty Namaalbeeniwens $1.00 | Hills Bros. Red Can Coffee 98¢ | AVENUE. Seattle Tea & Coffee Co. Sonne? Prices Are Lower LABOR DAY Convenient to All Street Cars Pape Market They are mad Sugar-cuired Hame, pound Boneless Smoked | rer Hamburger, Ib. . ..12%c Country Sausage. .12'c Fresh Liver, lb......9¢ Washington Marke! PIKE S&T. per Shoul- Specialty of 7c indlien 2O€ very Day Pil Markets YOU CAN BUY COFFEE ; vc: TEAS } con ok + POWDER for at One-Half Price Pike Place Market Lower Floor. Bhe O00 Wwe p Stan a4 CARNATION SATURDAYS and WEDNESDAYS Economy Market Economy Grocery Stalls 37-38 Economy Market Rolled Oats, 51/2 Ibs. 25¢ Flour, No. 1 hard wheat_.$2,75 Wheat Meal, No. 10 sacks..30¢ Wesson Oil, 3 22, $1.00 Jar Rubbers, dozen... - Be M. J. B. Coffee, 3 lbs... oe Sun Matd Raisins, 2 lbs___.20@ 3 sacks Salt for . 10¢ Pure Chocolate or Cocoa, lb.20¢ 4 lbs. Beans A. & H. Soda STALL 47 2 cans Carnation Milk, 1 pound Brazilian Gold Coffee and 1 box Tooth- picks for . One Large Can Carnation or von MILK 5 For One Week. With One Pound of Peek’s Perfect 30c, 35c,or New Shipment of GENUINE OLD N. Y. PREMIER CHEESE Arlington : Co-operative a Association t Lower Floor—Sanitary Market Doz., 2Doz. 85c CHEESE, HONEY AND HOME-MADE JELLIES STALL NO. 10 Lower Floor, Sanitary Market MARKET SANITARY MARKET opposite Liberty Theatre. WE THANK YOU ge, which bas increased so much again enlarged our quarters. ‘CIALS TOMORROW. r Sunday and Labor Day Buy )Dr. Sheldon Deplores | Individual Tendency individual making intellectual ef American The to go with the him incapable fort, tendency of the majority, of gripping | is the This statement was made Thurs- Sheldon, of the of Oregon, when he ade of the in hool, day by Dr. H University dressed the 39th institute King county scaool ession at Broaiway D. teachers, hig 160 Wasi:!ngton 8@ And the Doctor will give | you a careful examination ter you and prescribe FREE. if you ai ter than take advanta fer. | the best possible treatment. FREE DOCTOR | Go to the Right Drug Ce, sick you cannot do bet. of this of We save you money and give