The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 29, 1917, Page 7

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The Ladiew Al, Ww present Mine Mare N te circle nauer prima donna following the the Metropolitan theatre, Mon somtoet night. The proceeds of the con Ceeachation cert will be given to war benefits. . | Ruth Miller, lyrie soprano of the Third Ave Rooms Metropolitan Grand Opera com TO acy rr ay thay pany will give concert at the | pastor a i, Mirst Presbyterian church, Wednes 17:46 p day evening, The proceeds will go ed by others: to the fatherless children of This lovers of Seattle will xt week, for there of big iusieal offer The munte kept busy n Musical oldb wil Matze sloome. contratte Datly git Private m France rhe just r Mi, who have Australian concert at the evenine has had a has Cherniavaky Trio pturned from thelr tour, will heard in the Masonic temple 6f October The Tri wonderful success wherever it appeared The La Scala Opera company will a week's ek Nd Minn ‘Tereas |}. SPIRITUAL MEDIUM ADELINE LLOYD Beatle busin heeds no © | for her Others co Sings 600. 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WILSON: WASH. as a sample ARRANGE PLANS FOR [Shop Non- Union But 4 000 GO OUT ON CELEBRATION OCT. 4, . No Strike on There STRIKE TODAY J. Vintkow, proprietor of the of the exemption | Continued From oar Page 1 | 13 meetin bo 4 members counell for noon Saturday bration men who Octob bration committ boards and th patriot and tentative includ to the Puyallup fair by The transportation arrangem the {8 men of the contingent | will be made by Bert Swezea, who | ad charge of the lawt parede The flower committee will be bh a by Richard Hut handled this part of the last bration é Parisian Candy Co, denied that any Ca the ye Paragon of his empioyes had gone on strike, arranged pla for | 4ltho ‘hia is not a union shop, The honor of the last) Parisian Candy Co. was included if tue and King \the list taeued the business 1 go to Amert agent of the candy makers to The Star of places where the girls had gone on strike. are at work All our employes have never struck,” Vinkkow tin vunty can Lak The a in by pr w r4 will be repres & settlement and said strike would be a long one The board wired Friday seking ¢hat a member of the Metal Tr be to wit with the board during it# hearings here: Secretary Miller said that in all probability the member selected would be one of the delegates to Washington who are now on their way.to Seattle. duet Stalled Around” About two-thirds of the shipyard Workers reported for work at 8 @ m, Saturday. There was practical ly no labor done in the yards, the men “stalling und” until the whistles blew at 10 o'clock Then rapidly, but with letle cheering and no disorder, they gathered up, their tools, wrapped them in their overalls and left the plants At some of the tails of police wer they were not n 4 | Many of the men went directly |v to the strike headquarters in the Maynard building Firet ave. and Washington st, while others went to the Labor T The union con during the a smaller yards in the ward night ¢ in charge iting the counell a trip automobile. an said | Pea | .» f Painless f And Absolutely Safe, Is Our Modern Method of Extraction The local anesthetic we use |s both efficacious and harmless, leaving no injur- lous after-effects of any kind. nts for again who cele Draft Objector Is Given Seven Y SAN FRANCISCO, pt m years in prison wee the sen ten imposed by Federal Judge [Van Fleet on Daniel O'Con nell, convicted w ix others of conspiracy to obstruct the draft law Herman and David feted with O'Connell ed to one year each; Dr. Louis Hoff. man, thre years; Carl Wacker, 18 months and $250 fine Thomas ary, (Wo years. O'Connell at once filed an appeal and announced that he will carry the fight the yreme court of the United States OXMAN ACQUITTED; ARRESTED AGAIN SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 29.—Al tho acquitted in his first trial on a charge of attempting to “frame” evidence against Thos, J. Mooney ing yards |vomb plot defendant, Frank C, Ox. yomb plot defe ‘ank C, Ox Skinner & Eddy, employing, | man will have to face another trial, 3,500 men. { Was announced today Meacham and Babcock, 400. Winslow Marine Railway and ome Markets —MONDAY toda yards special ap du h but ith were sentenc mple ittees were busy | « visiting the contract shops them up im promised is ent to au ing it agreement M contract shops tely eald, to sign th day, while three signed before 10 a. These Yards Sign new agreement was signed | the Metal Trades Council Fri-| day and Saturday, with the follow ne Several n Hurt? No! of “tooth-pullini pletely ban terrors are com- Examinations and Esti- mates FREE, N. W. Cor. Fourth & Pike, ; ape Te: {| Publi solTH m Steamship Co., 250. McAteer Shipbuilding 150. Agreements were © at the following contr shop Vulean Iron Works, employ- Ing 400 men Pacific Coast Co., 800 i. Fraser-Paterson shop, 750. Phone Main 3256. Kilbourne & Clark, 300. DENTISTS | struction Co., 150. — ‘ Fa ania Engineering Co., | Sood: Paint Is a’PRESERVATIVE Is a Good Paint | Pacific Machine Works, 70. I Co., Ew Stall e also ted Andermon’s {fee the eine p tall West Coast tron Works, 40. Acme Forge Co., 30, Franklin Forge Co., 30, | Diamond Machine Works, 20. | Aurora Foundry, 30. Enterprise Brass Co., 35. Clyde Casting Co., 30. West Coast Foundry, 20. Eagle Breast Foundry, 20. Oregon Boiler Works, 15. Star Foundry Co., 16. Doran Bros. Foundry, Stee! Yards Tied Up | The strike completely tied up three of the four big steel ship- building plants in the city | In the Duthle shipbuilding plant,| which builds steel hulls, 1,800 men! walked out, The normal pay roll of the plant Includes 2,400 men, but 400 men were already out because of he lumber boycott The Ames Shipbuilding Co.,| which also builds eteel ships, lost| 1,500 men, there being 700 men al ady out Seattle ‘Dock yards by strike of hundred were already of the strike agains 10. Construction wer 2,000 and closed down n. Four because lum NOW IS THE TIME TO INS/JRE YOUR HOME WITH A COAT OF Preservative Pain In a m out unfair ber President national Olympi G, Brown the rworkers irday, urging and building strike against 10. Jay T Sat was ship carpenters esmen to ar lumber. Brown wi and addition to beautifying, it is a positive protectio against the rigors of winter weather. A dealer you kno carries PRESERVATIVE PAINT in a complete line o and a PRESERVATIVE PAINT f purpose Sold in Seattle by the Following Dealers: BON MARCHE, Second and Pike. MOUNTAIN VIEW MDW. CO., 7802 Aurora KNOWLES & BOUCK, CO. 2513 Fremont CURTISS HDW. CO., 018 20th N. W. GRAYSON & BROWN, Rainier PENDENT PAINT 1409 5 1 visit: Aberdeen, Bellingham on the Ta oma tour. colors there's Portland Unionists Strong for Strike ited Presa Leased Wire RTLAND, Sept. 29—After be- ing apparently on the verge of set- tlement, the shipyard etrike situa-| tion took a sudden turn today, and now peace further away than ever 2,000 to Join Strike in Yards at Tacoma United Pre Wire TACOMA A 2,000 every SPELGER & HURLBUT Recond and Unie RNST HDW. CO., 4 Pike WHITON KDW 108 Firat ave TLE 01 First STANDARI 418 Fi M. NEWMAN INTERBAY HDW. CO., 1 Grand boulevard. PAYSEE HDW. €0., 2610 Sixth N. B. NORTH EN SF nDW INT €O. 7309 Greenwood, ARD HDW. CO., 5210 Ballard. CA. TRAPP, Halland t ROLAY, DRESSLER HDW HOLMES HDW stri} men in and railway ain today nimous v Tacor « Tra¢ nell declaring a on all 10-hour lumber. > More than bipyard carpen rs and worke membe s and Seattle in Ta volving fon wor ak ‘oma shipyards . was believed to result ¢ be « as co. RLOW WEED, . F. Madison, the Made and Guaranteed by Preservative Paint Co., Seattle. boycott counell rades will ns along shipyard workers onl hai ta rike MMA PH i Ht il Mh Sai a) The rd big nt affected Tod! plant, handle 10 ship: is the refused mag. (\ “nh y which hour Northern Pacific and expected Milwaukee join in shopmen ar to the boycott PRESIDENT WILSON FILLS VACANCIES “Wire opt, 29.— Presi der Wilson today filled vacancies mn the interstate commerce com uission and the shipping board For the interstate commerce com-| | missto n Robert oe t lyde Added Security for Savings Accounts , your savings secure is the fi urpose of the Lat t Savings Keepin The Scandinavian American Bank Institution in the Pacific Northwest. To this end the capital stock of the bank has been increased to $1,000,000.00, fully paid in. This gives double the protection this source formerly provided, and adds greatly to the safety of your money Thrifty savers seek the strongest depository for their earnings. Between June 20 and September 11, 1917, the deposits in this bank increased $676,317.71. More than half of this was made up of additions to savings account For a quarter of a century the name of The pndinavian American Bank has signified Strength— rvice. Make it YOUR savings bank. By Unit WA HINGTON, W. Wooley, Virginia, for rm ending December 31, 1920; | Aitchison, Oregon, for the fers ending December 192 George W. Anderson, Boston, Mass for the term ending December 31 192 To be members of States shipping board Charles Re Pa California place Theodore Brent | ARTIST'S SON HURT | Robison Jenner, , sou of BE. C. Jenner, commercial artist, was crushed by a freight elevator at ee Rolle-Barnes Co., 514 First ave aturday morning. No one wit néssed the tooident. 3t¢ waa, plok- up by fellow employes at 9:40 rushed to the city hospital, where it was the injuries will prove fatal working boy over 8 “Practice Economy in the Days of Prosperity” the United Capital and Surplus $1,500,000.00 Resources Over $14,500,000.00 Use Our Ballard Branch if More Convenient in of resigned CGniinavian.| = American ‘Bank ane ht He his was