The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 18, 1917, Page 2

service to the : ‘Add i To Your G ood “Account &rRUNKS, SUITCASES. UMBREL ALMA GLUCK | Victrola records 5 ) Vietor VP” Rail llth Minstrustion, amooth action, both pabs open jow build: Will easily go under furniture special for is w metal sweeper, light weight and practical, easily tod, Lt, oC RIN erat meg Ar lle attractive framed Cupid } picture, as here shown, 6%x8% Inches; fotogray- ) ure, with glass, walnut ( finished frame; special for Friday 1] le 201 to 111 8. Eleventh 9+. Tecoma. IT ture Co Credit Is Gos >- funds to purchase wool to ‘give &@ concert in the high school auditor Simple Home Treatment Two or three minutes no good. eet hing that quickly and com. jot hair from ma Years have passed, | arms. doing hard work us a car- There was no operation. no lost trouble. 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Compare our prices game Shoes with what you would pay ¢ "FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY men's Mahogany brown cloth top. h. leather Low ee ee See ot HAMILTON, BROWN SHOE STORE | LOUIS HYMAN, Owner. “KEEP THE QUALITY UP AND PRICES DOWN” ia our motto in our Upstairs Shoe Store D FLOOR, ARCADE DING NEAR KLEVATON, Trust a man of Good Judg- ment—trust him to offer you TOM KEENE, the cigar that’s made with Good Judgment. co TOM KEENE the Cigar made wi i 5 good Judgment Hemenway & Moser Cigar Co., Seattle, Wn. omefurnisher'!! ium Thursday evening to — ma ¥¥ | garments for Uncle Sam's amend to Remove Hairy Growths use of a! | delatone paste will banish every bit) your face, neck or} This paste is made by mix Empeue, bac sever returned. | ing some water with powdered del After the paste Is removed, | thesskin should be washed to free! information about how! it from the remaining delatone = ou a, | wil not be disappointed with this! cut out this| treatment if you are sure to obtain | | ORPHEUM (MM. JOMELLI WILL NO INDICTMENTS ‘BOILERMAKERS - BY GRAND JURY) TO MEET FRIDAY No indictments were solinaial | by the federal grand jury Thurs day noon, but the inquixitors held a long secret seasion, calling James Duncan, secretary of the The shipbuilding strike is Central Labor counell; Dr, Anna| Still hanging on a balance with Louise Strong, momber of the| the boilermakers acting as the achool board, and daughter of Rev,| counterbalance, whieh — will Sidney Strong, and rao P, List| either cause the reopening of man, printer, as witnesses the yards or result in a con Their names have all been linked) tinued strike with the recent trial of Hulet M.| Ben Breceki, assistant secre Wells for anti-conseription activi; ty of the bollermakers, is- ties da call Thursday to every member of the union to be present Friday at a mass meet ing in the Arena at 7 p.m. ‘Personally, | hope the members of my union decide to follow the rest of the allied metal trades unions to return fo work,” said Breceki, “but, of course, it in im-| porsibie for me to forecast their FIRST WILL OF LATE | MARVIN JONES LOST Petitions filed in the superior court Wednesday by Charles W Rrooks and Marion Johnson, exeeu tors of the Marvin F. Jones estate against Mre leabella Jones, widow of the late Marvin F. Jones, call for the she krant every other union with the butlding of has decided to call off the and retura to work as the bollermakers’ union the greater bulk of the| iret will of her husband, whieh Spectal papers Mackintosh ships atrike But contains shipyard labor alleges is lot i by Jud Mra. Jones give he Mme. Jomeill Mme. Jeanne Jomelli, the Seat it In practically use-/tle concert singer headlining the leak for these men to return to/ bill at thé Pantages this week, is for the rightful papers, which she claims are in a safe deposit box in a tile bank work, if the bollermakers insist onto give a special matinee y - sticking by their demands, made in}afternoon for Seattle's blind. All the August | agreement jthe blind who care to attend the WALKER GOES TO Officials say that Friday night/theatre that afternoon will be ad marke the crisis of the strike | mitted free, jmade at the theatre to care for the W.'G, Walker foeed trial, F NO COAL STRIKE blind, attending the performance: before a jury In Judge Ronald's PA jand Mme, Jomelit will sing for pertment on a charge of seconde |them the songs they desire gree murder, In connection with the i peidas, \a the ainarneee Killing ot Domenie Sandulli, on May |tormance bexina at 2:30 o'clock Walker is accused of killing the! ? Italian with a shotgun, following al After three days conference,’ the FALLS FROM HOTEL quarrel on Oreas st., between Raj. Joint conference between coal mine nier bivd. and 46th ave, S, after Operators and employes was| Sam Jordan, 32, Spokane, fell out Walker whipped one of Sandullt's brougt to a clone Wednesday with |of @ third-story window {a the Met children |Practicaily no resulta. ropole hotel at 1:15 a m. Thurs Walker t# said to have shot The meeting was called with a/day and wes found with a spraned victim in the back, as he was run-|View towards the settlement of the|beck on the roof of an adjoining tonnage rate increase. Every other | building Me sajd be had taken a detail of the proposed 10 per cent|Couple of drinks, but didn't know ning away increase has been satisfactorily|how he happened to go thru the | agreed upon. But the tonnage! window. question ts interpreted differently [AMUSEMENTS METROPOLITAN 3-MORE DAYS-3 POTASH & PERLMUTTER by the contending sides It was decided to let the question | “ride” for the present, being sub-|—— ject to be reconvened at the call of the district president of the! mine workers and the commission: | er of the coal mine operators. M. J. Piytick, representing the miners of Wash on, has nott fled all the workers by telegram of the results of the m@eting, call ing their attention to the fact that thelr country need the many joys. the agreement between the miners and the operators does not expire sntil the last of August, 1918. He liexpressed an opinion that there CIETY “: || Would be no strike in the Washing UPSTAIRS | bon coal felds - HELLO GIRLS TO | STRIKE FRIDAY? vr OREN ® Fete $1.50 yorn NIGHTS, are wD. Mosara. Shubert Présent geng Walter's Powerful Drama “THE KNIFE” With Norman Hackett. i] Buckicy and THIRD AND MAODI5: ise = Unies officers of the Pa. cific Telephone & Telegraph Co. hastily comply ith ¢ | telephone operators’ demands, If you don’t see our 5 acts of real vaude- | more than 600 girie will walk | out of the various Seattle ex Tonight s Mat Wed ville and the 6-act sen- changes Friday at midnight. bounties Petreeuer @ by F. L. MeNally, district superin. | Speaking Play Success sational film, |tendent of the company, said ur Nights, 200 te S00; Mats, Thursday that he hoped the dele gates at the joint conference in! San Francisco would be able to | == ch some sort of a settlement which would prevent the walkout. | BIG SEND-OFF SUNDAY ‘FOR BOYS AT MURRAY The state council of defense ba: Invited all those who wish to bid | farewell to the Second Washington infantry before leaving Camp Mar ray for Camp Greene, Charlotte, N ©, to attend the reception to be held next Sunday at Camp Murray Gov. Lister, Adjt. Gen. Maurice | Thompson and staff, United States Senators Wesley L. Jones and Miles Poindexter will attend and give ad | dresaps. | NEED FRUIT Pickers | NEW PANTAGES Mate, 27:90. Nights, 7 and 9 For One Week Only MME. JEANNE Jom 1 Celebrated Operatic Soprano 100 and 20¢ Ihe & 250 Gatys — Missing Something! Balloons at Sat Hip The Harvester league of the Se attle Chamber of Commerce in the Arctic buildink has sent out a call jfor a few hundred more apple pick lers, sorters and packers for east of |the mountains, Some of the ranch ers have offered to pay their re turn fare More women are needed to work In the canneries of Sumner LEAGHER PLEA FAILS Other Big Features . Modern rn Salesmanship Is It An Evil? The application of George H There/is no question that sales |Leagher, formerly fireman at) manship, as it Is to a great extent jheadquarters, who was discharged! employed today, with Its hypnotic |by the civil service commission,|infiuence, persistent urging und accused by joy riding while on artful persuasion does a good deal |duty, for an honorabie discharge, was denied at a hearing of the com when it is di article onto of harm, espectaily rected to force an succeeded by making it a study to the selling expense to the lowest = poin nd by taking is fast nearing com-jadvantage of bay in quantities announcement Was! for cash only; therefore our slogan, the Industrial bureau|_argest capital, smallest expense ttle Chamber of Com-!iq a synonym of your getting the Comipereial Club,.The| biggest value for your money, A new sawmill, being bullt by arr & Fields Lumber @., ariton avg. pletion. This given out by MORRIS L. KREIGER of the 8 |merce and fa reduce at 7400) very An Eastern soloist, who has ac {mill ix being erected at a cost of | wy . spted r ageme - f her buying for cash or on eas oes is ne Seng BT a t the $25,000, and will turn out from 50, payments. After slidwing+ our volee has A range of two and a | 200 0 60,000 feet of lumber per day.| pianos, quoting our prices, we leave olce has a range of and a E half octayes, and his repertoire| pj, 5 jthe buying to the Intelligent judg consists of classic, popular, and rag Plan Hotel Laundry |ment of the purchs committee was appointed by MEYER & DAUGHTER a | Men's agsocia-| 1621 Third Ave, North of Pine night, 7" NOW PLAYING “4 F ttle Hotel J ‘* es ances, tion, at a meeting Tuesday to investigate a plan of e Dblish. ling co-operative laundry, which Chinese will handle all the laundry of Seat- | “‘When Women Go on tle's hostelries. Toddle, | aim of the pian Ramble, ‘SCORE LA FOLLETTE i azz, At the closing session of the Kconomy is the the Warpath” 5ce—CLASS A—5c Third Near Pike, Hello Pall western rorestry and Conservation resolutions were passed ®@ . AND ALL |Consuring Senator Robert Mt be Fot| Take 1-or 2\""Reseiitions were also adopted to Skin Remedy Lessons [re the government to refrain {rom * COmPOuNd of Otte that Haw Stoda drafting skilled woodsmen and mill| New 3 at, BAN pre ce SING FOR THE BLIND The per-| mission, Leagher fs now a mem-| people who cannot afford It. We ber of the Camp Lewis fire depart-/do not employ salesmen to sell our| jment. pianos, A. W. Meyer has Ifkely old as many pianos as any four iNEW MILL GQixzeg UP salesmen combined, but he has (GIRLS! 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