The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 17, 1917, Page 12

TAL COUNCIL [GREENE HUNTS FLAG PALLS STRIKE Comap Lewis Commander Helps Heroine | Staff Correspondent tit from my hand, | shouted to him CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma, Oct. but he only waved back at me 17.—Only a torn and tattered Mra, Halley's flag in hand-made bit of bunting, but there ls an and has 18 stare and 15 stripes aged woman in California who “1 know that 1 om a Yack num Members of the Metal Trades grieving her h out for it, ber myself, but that flag ts ov _ Gounc! voted as a unit to call and the | 8 of # great mill flog and will never be a back num Off the shipbuilding strike and tary machine have paused in ber. | am very lonesome without rn to work, following a their work of fashioning an — the companion of my youth,” read y theeting Tuesday night. army to search and return to (the letter, “Everything 1 have action of the bollermak. the woman the flag she wor loved is gone now, Tell the boy to return to ships. who took It that if he will return “1 was given that flag for saving it 1 will make him a nilee, warm the lives of four soldiers at Canton, comforter, big enough for him and Mo. in 18 Mrs. Agiie Hatley, his partner, and that I will send representing the 15 al. | Sacramento, Cal, wrote Maj. Gen, him as nice a Mag if my pension trades, it is understood. H. A, Greene, commandant here, comes in time. eouncil’s action means that) “And, aa I stood on the platform Gen. Greene et once directed itike which was called on Sep- here when the boys left for Amer. that the organization commanders 29 has been officially called joan lake, Sept I had the flag of the camp use every available ff And that any further action on/on my arm. Just as the train means to locate the flag and ordered Me part of the boilermakers along) pulled out, one of the men reached that {t be returned to his office as Of protest will be unofficial. (thru the car window and snatched | soon as found of the metal trades ex | Thursday in the Waist Section | New Silk Blouses $4.95 Chine and Net. Eight of the models are pictured here. Charming Creations in Silk Georgette, Silk Crepe dé . & strong bellef that the RE . F boilermakers would not | The first model is of dawn pink The third is created of morning The shell pink Georgette model, Steel beads again reflect the & k to resist, in face of the ac-| | crepe de chine, with silken blos glory pink Georgette, with bead-| to the center right, is embroidered light from their tiny points upon ne elt. ne | | soms just unfolding their beauty | ince of steel and self-toned em-| Tichly upon the collar with tthe near-by white Georgette, fur- , 2 1 . ‘ eb at ert in ay a Sila « pir k i 1 t de er ‘ 1 with white ¢ Pollermakers voted in the recent Baker’s Agent Wants Suppression by U. S.)J) wr" the collar eed dison blue and pink silk in Oriental shee adored ey iis See regard to returning to work 4 i ? sign worked motif ‘ Heved another Vote will be By United Press Leased Wire ties, enforcement of measures The second is clouds and clouds The fourth is of horizon gold Poe oer Mi, im which an attempt will be) PORTLAND, Oct. 17.—The fed-| against disorderly houses i» diffi Me soft cer ae dae with a prt ia i ' A fhe it A wide-spreading graceful motif Duchess lace pleasingly finishes to have the entire member. eral government should create a cult. Mayor Gill, of Seattle, ac rit of pink satin ribbon peeping gette, with a silver braid bell | in French hand embroidery, adorns | the last BI e int nik It is 6,000 men present. It is| “free zone,” including Seattle, and cording to MeCourt, contends that | through at the waist, like the first | tinkling merrily with its gold silk the model next, and es added | of peach bloom Georgette, and one the majority of the boiler- [instruct the United States district there is no prestitudion in the! breath of day on the Eastern horizon. | ¢ lapper at the center color to rose-petal Georgette of the daintiest models SECOND FLOOR, Want to return to work attorney in Washington to remove ‘city, while McCourt returned to McKillop, president of the! all prostitution from the district. | Portland with a long list of alleged and business manager of; This today was the recommenda. disorderly houses and their in PBollermakers, declined to make| tion of John McCourt, member of mates it regarding the attitude, the Fosdick commission, appointed And Portland, MeCourt contin Walon Wednesday. Neither by Secretary Baker for the protec: ued, Is not much better, He warn. anything regarding the tion of enlisted men after a visit ed clty authorities today that up effort to call the boiler-|to Tacoma and Seattle. less conditions here are improved r for another vote. | Conditions in Seattle, McCourt immediately, soldiers from the bar ‘of the council, at the declared today, are deplorable. racks at Vancouver may not be ab Sf the meeting Tuesday night. Thru lack of cooperation between | lowed to visit the city without a satisfaction at the results. | the potic and the county authort Tapectat permit The New and Dressy Ostrich Hats—and at $7.50 A wonderful display of the fashionable Ostrich Just arrived, the smartest clongated drooped Hats of fine velvet, in two-toned effects or har brim Sailors of hatter’s plush or Fi velvet, be monious blendings with colored facings. We sell comingly faced, and trimmed with perky bows of them cheaply owing to our unlimited ostrich sup iffened mbbon, bat wings and French bouquets ply SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE | “Trixie,” “Geraldine” and “Elinore” Aprons $1.45 Dix-Make Nurses’ Will Be Shown on White Uniforms Saleswomen in the Apron —at $3.50— Section on Apron Thursday “TRIXIE” Aprons are made of striped or plain The famous Dix-Make Uniforms of pre colored chambray, with rick-rack trimmings, shrunken white Dixie cloth, with long or three $1.45. quarter sleeves and collars to be worn high or “GERALDINE” Two-piece Breakfast Sets of - " low also of chambray, plain blue, pink or blue, pink or lavender percale, rick trmmed, $1.45. “ELINOR” Aprons, of plaid gingham with noy- elty pockets, belts, collars and cuffs of white— all sizes; $1.45. BUNGALOW APRONS 85c Semi-fitted Bungalow Aprons of dark percale, fitted on a belt in front, loose back with string ties. Also Coat Aprons of medium light per- cale; 85¢ | 24-Inch Calico 8c | New Felt Slippers Women’s Fleece Lined | Large patterned, for comforters; black FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN Union Suits for 79c and white checks, and dark blue with A shipment of Felt Slippers has just come in—in comfy small patterns. Limit, 15 yards. style or with leather soles, in all the fancy or stapl for you to select your Christmas i . | I be wise 27-Inch Gingham 8c aie Fite: pe reas « ribbed cotton, slightly fleece lined. | Blue and pink plaid and check Ging- LSO a new lot of Kid ts the wage loss on a rena = the strike at $1,000,000. 000 {tlons, an well as others, will be stag at settlement could $27 THEATRE Is hed in tt. ¥ Thursday, but decid- Monday, in order to give D FOR LEWIS CAMP LEWIS, a vewey, Oct. 17. kers sufficient time to! gare Correspondent ‘Three hundred and fifty thousand | CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma, Oct. 17. dollars in Liberty Bonds have been re A $27,000 theatre will be butlt at S@!¢ to soldiers here, and it ix WOMAN is aad enn hes ‘ probable thet this amount will be jthis cantonment for the accommo S04” nefore the end. of the D CROSS dation of the soldiers who are sta: week OFFICER tioned here. Orders for the con-; . Press Veased Wire |struction of the theatre were re Moss for Hospitals gg Oct. 17.—Dr. Esther) » former Portland city! ee ee Tacoma,, Oct, 17 has been commission-|'* Maj. Stone today, and It Is un’) ios inetead of cotton, may be nt in the American Red derstood that detailed plans for the sed in the military base hospital , according to a let-| building are now on thelr way from here. Physicians are experiment; her today. She is believed | Washington ing to determine whether to aban firet woman ever granted; The building will be 121x180 feet| don the cotton for Washington a by the American gov-|in size, and have a seating capacity moss, and before long a report on of 3,000. Klaw & Erlanger produc-! the matter ls expected ndent nurses’ stripes THE BON MARCHE RED CROSS NURSE APRONS, the official An Unusual Collection Taken From a Special Purchase of Millinery 95. THIRD FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE, A special shipment just received in ippers Women’s Warmer Union Suits; fine Dutch neck with elbow sleeves and ankle allet Slippers has just come to \ hams dresses and aprons; short our Shoe Section—black and white, for women and chil- | length; sizes 4 to 44. Slightly soiled— lengths m s j . so have oil spots NTRI CLUDE * lengths. Limit, 10 yard dren—medium prices me ha I MMED Shapes as illustrated, (CLUDED are the helmet, shirred LOWER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE | UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE. in black and navy blue; good | + brim and soft crown, bonnet effect ity velvet. The styles are the new- | and plain sailors, with wide or narrow |f} | bron | Peaberry Coffee 25c Pound Buy One of Cole’s : Dagan | : Roasted Fresh Daily Hot Blast Heaters _* —$2.95— ee ee ct ete You'll Need One These Cold St Golden Egg Macaroni or Spa- | Minced Clams, Wlikem brand; ghetti; 3 packages for 25e. extra fancy Butter Clams; a Canned String Beans; Cutting’s . 4" 10c, or 6 for “peo , brand; each, 12e; doz. $1.40, | Brick Codfish; best quality | Bei white fish; pound bricks, 19¢; California Asparagus, ©. ©. ( 2-pound bricks, 35e. brand; No. 1 cans, each 15¢; Catsup, Del Monte brand; 18- Mornings and Evenings Warm, comfortable Wool Sweaters for ool and outdoor wear; belted style with shaw! shape collars; blue and red Women’s Smart Waists at —79c— *eag Cole’s Hot Blast Heaters will give a steady, even heat, using for fuel the cheap- est kind of coal. Made of heavy sheet steel with steel lin- Samples and odd lots of Lingerie ing c i ire ave 5 5 ‘and Tailored Waists of voile, bepeidy and a dozen, $1.75. ounce bottles, each 174g. ars te he us ig a hemes | heavier corded materials. Canned Shrimp, Reliance brand, Canned Tomatoes, Del Monte F 11 : T : ee i sag cl : tainable in the Double Service Dresses this season's pack; No. 1 cans brand; No, 3 cans; special, 3 ich Misc diasi cl re 9 cans for 53e. 12-INCH SIZE, $18.50 ., 8c | Hershey's Pure Cocoa, 15-INCH SIZE, $23.50 D jouse wear; nice made of good | ~ > > e497 quality gingham, percale and chambray, in | Va-lb. Cans 14c Each 16-INCH SIZE, $27.50 * | FOURTH FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE FOURTH FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Plain colors, stripes and figures. Children’s Underwear at 69c aay ALLOWEEN Novelties, W. ’ A ie | J OIN Madame Coates’ Dress ° Boys’ and Girls’ Warmer Underwear: omen s utumn ; oe ogo na Tickets . Cards, Stickers and? Tai atl cotton, fleece lined Vests, Pants and Coats $10 50 jor full course, § neta ie Acie 9 it wers; all properly sized, good fitting Pattern Counter, Lower Main Floor Stationery, Upper Main Floor. ; Eerments ; sizes 20 to 34. They'll Equal Many Coats at Higher P:ices Ce SSS ISSUING * Many smart, new style Coats are here ce a § Be rae an I B . og time gtieadlyatned ,_ |Shown—of zibeline, cheviot, Thibet and PRO- GERMANS IN Alaska Purchase GERMANS’ FEAR 'U. S. WAGE BOARD GERMANY PLANS 4 ‘ K oO okKirts we've | mixtures ichly t ylus ara ° ne BT ot chic’ eteah ca ae s | minttres ri ily. trimmed ‘with fur vies 50 Years Old; Arctic | TO PROBE IN FRISCO oe iaintetes ih cut pockets and | waisted in shirred; sizes 16 to 46 ARE. Club to Celebrate PR ir | MW] girdle belt; sizes 24 to 30, BLUE, BROWN, GREEN OR MIXTURES refi feecngar i tenacis Apalrnad vestigation of the differences be T _-- tim Alaska will have tween the fron trades council prs in the possession of the United the employers, which — recently Stat 50 ye 4 e noe HIN hates for years | AIDS caused a strike, tying up shipbuild When General Jeff ©. Davis 2 3 ——— 7 ing on San Francisco bay, will be ‘ ; Try Buying Undermuslins ss sa Seid haces we and his bunch of bluelackets from! LONDON, Oct. 17.—Indiea. onened her Saturday by the fe: the U. S. warship Oseip raised fed By United Press Leased Wire WASHINGTON, Oct, 7.—An ef. tions that England's determ eral adjustment board. Chairman, WASHINGTON. Oct H ' the American flag to the staff fro’ jermina: ts 4 i ie 17.—Ger- In the Bargain Basement fort by proGestadna to the Mouth Sua tt ete pied pa ee tion to exact full measure of 4 today telegraphed that the! many’s reported intention to estab- There west to intimidate banks aiding the fluttered, he finished a little job| ‘etallation for German air | ont would arrive here Friday lish a, submarine zone about the here you will find sample lots, discon- Second Liberty Loan was reperted| that cost the United States $7,900,,| ‘aide were notea in Holland | "isht or Saturday United States, Canada and Cuba is in q Na Fes +" ware erie wm 4 4 ats 5 pips sve! dispatches today. For 16 days | | taken here with a touch of skept tinued styles and bankrupt stocks—at very to the treasury department today, | 200 and concluded one of the most | li |cism. Despite this, however eval not one German air raider has U ventured over England. In il lig wil des P profitable 1 patate ostments 5 al < , A low prices. This was met with a threat to re-|[r modern histones nvestinent . S. to Send Envoy {authorities sata it was entirely nove f | the eight days before that the | Raete ( inect sible that the Ter . move government funds from bank 3ince f ‘re “eC eutons would en ey vi Envelo Ch at 69c nove & nant # from banks) since that thne Alaska has sent] Teutonic “baby killers” made to Paris Conference deavor to extend their zones, since \ pe r not giving their hearty co-opera to the United States more than! six air raids and killed 51 per. WASHINGTON, Oct 17.—The_ they are building a large number of hy fade of nice quality, in a variety of styles; tion to bond sales, At the same $353,000,000 worth of mineral, fish| sons, wounding 249. United States will be represented ! 771) by daintily trimmed with lace, embroidery, organdy time a direct drive for subserip.| #04 other products, Its commerce] Bonar Law stated in commons at the coming allled war council in Azone, however, would avail Gale motifs and ribbon ) Hina titan vin lecian valacsant ta wie United States last year| that a bill ating an air ministry Paris, it was officially anrnounced mans little, it is felt here. ” Lio was tn excans of $110,000,000, and | would be proposed. Unofficially today, The conference will dis. BY maintaining their vessels on the re : A e he country is just now getting well| it was learned today the govern. cuss militar »ble of broad| E pan sid b > nei ga Muslin Petticoats at 79c Minneapolis reported that Ger-| started | ment plans to-do away, if possitie,|and vital scape Ne abnocncences| bases ahd Bare a tetee Cotta ha You'll find them well made, with flounce of man born farmers are buying bonds,| In view of these facts the Arctic| With the dual control of aerial war- was made of the names of Ameri-| tO carry on their ruthlessness than ts *, embroidery and extra dust ruffle, fastening with and one Texas bank stated a re. club is planning to celebrate the LS , Pxe eh ta at present in| can representatives. at such a distance as this coast, ex. § . ’ 4 cently naturalized Teuton doubled, occasion, ard F. C, Johnstone and) the royal naval alr service and the - perts point out ev drawstring ane army Corsets $1.39 8 hin $1,000 subscription, following a a Dik staff of committeomen have | (im ) royal flyink corps oe (Moreover, torpecoing off the fc * . shower of congratulations added many wrinkles of care to! 5 ich Post was quoted in MAKING MISTAKES | American shores wo Muslin Night Gowns at 89c i | Holland dispatches today as depre , uid be undowks edly one of the best stimu cating all aerial raids over open) Bven tho democracy makes mis lw ar spirit thus far deveioueg, a Front and Back Lace Styles The Liberty Loan situation ia, thelr more or less ¢ sic brows in These have square y critical today, the department feels, evolving appropriate ceremon ces of lace and embroid Corsets of flesh and white coutil in With | elties takes , re, - ‘ , y h only about a fifth of t The do 4 venir 7 akes, autocracy makes nothing but | there have be pvidene MRAA weblion best with robter in ered organdy motifs, finished with wide band SSO ANLIOR tout tuGaenian che vee ings will bein at 8 o'clock th mistakes, aseording to William M.{ many, realising BA ree Ger- werts at top. Several styles are in- of satin ribbon bey hen Guterson's orchestra will play ho “Get Acquainted” days by! Sloan, L. lL. D. . & this, would avoid professor emeritis | | nnd@rtaking it he hardest kind of work,” it was “The Star Spangled Banner ni it t 1 university, who ad-| officially stated, can bring success eral other entertainment Sev-|the retail bureau of the Seattle of Columbia Cuded in sizes 21 to 20. features! Chamber of Commerce and Com dreesed the Municipal le pagiie at al cae in the remaining ten days of the n 0 , Y e SARE meee the, tet | wit bo staged during the after-| mercial Club, will be continued luncheon Tuesday, in the Macoaie| Do yo sell aor ‘ noon, Wednesday avd Thursday, rooms, Arcade building, | Lage? Use star Want ‘Ads. , Ptr dla ‘ om (Ae OE 5 AARNE OSA aN nes mene