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

o4 the ho years service to mefurnisher! select your holiday gilts now—pay next year! Cred Is Good Chare No fe) Interest —10-ptee: Beta, composed of One casserole with 2 make selections NOW and start paying @ little each month so your you ean comfortably keep paying 4 small amount each month into next year | this is a metal sweeper, mple cons low build Regular price $2.00 Friday and Saturd: special for SS, 7 | weight and pract smooth action, will easily go 4 } under furniture . $1.19 208 te 112 & Kbeventh 1. } _ AMnouncement of the appearance Sale of ‘Women’s and Misses’ COATS SUITS DRESSES This Sale presents an un- ‘usual opportunity to secure some choice models at greatly reduced prices. 19% Jof Ysaye, conceded to be the mast violinist of the world bounded enthusiasm among loc |mmusic lovers. This great Helgian, a heroic ure of musical achieve ment, comes to Seattle under | Suspices of the Ladies’ Musical « and will be heard In violin reeita the Metropolitan Monday evening There has never been any other Jartist to dispute the soverei¢nty « | Yaaye, wherever music connoisseurs are to be found. Some experts whose opinion and judgment are founded on absolute knowledge, a» sert that {t is a question if there ever lived a violinist who was Yaaye's mr |perior, Past 50 years of age, having recently undergone expertences that would appal a younger man, Yaaye, undaunted, is still the matchless }artist of past years. He has given to the defense of his country his three sons, who will endeavor to wenge the wanton destruction of his ome and lands which were immed atety in the path of the destroyin army, which devastated his beloved Belgian home. First Co. W. C. A. auxiliary, will | an entertainment for the Ana stationed at Camp Lewis thamber of Commerce club rooms, next Monday night at § o'clock. A BAD COUGK * risky to neglect. Take It in hand, an: ateguerd your health by promptly takin« PISO’S in creat eS cea ws marvelous growth of Sonora (1917 sales 100 times those of 1913) is due solely to intrinsic val ue. A phonograph merely “as good” or “slightly better” could never have achieved such results in the face of the vigorous competition and extensive publicity of older established machines. If you want “The Highest Class Talking Machine in the World” you must buy the ; Sonora. $50 $1 $250 = $375 55 $60 $80 10 $140 $155 $175 $500 —_ Sold by $105 $200 $1000 Bush & Lane Piano Co. 1519 Third Avenue 60,000 TO VOT ON STRIKE IN PACKING HOUSE ed Press Leased Wir . 29.—Prepara er way today for a strike vote of more than 60,000 employes of Chicago packers in sald to have been ed by the discharge of mployes of a local concern. ‘The men want higher wages and better working conditions John Fitapatrick, president of the Chicago Fe of Labor, who ordered the said today it will necessarily mean a walkout. He aid the packers have refused to meet & Union committer, and that he hopes the power to call a strike vil! force a conference Government intervention look: ed for, as the federal food admini» tration has just placed a meag order withethe packers for the allied gov ernments and relief commimnions which in characterized as the eat in the history of the world Fitzpatrick notified Samuel Gompers and Frank Morrison, of the American .Federation of Labor, of the call for the votr In addition to the local plants, branch concerns in Rast St. Loula, Omaha Denver, St. Paul, 0} and Fort Worth are affected CLEMENCEAU SENDS GREETINGS TO U. S. ON THANKSGIVING By United Press Leased Wire PARIS, Noy, 29.—Thru the United Press, Prerfffr Clemenceau of France today sends this greeting to the American people on Thankagty ing day vote oma BY GEORGES CLEMENCEAL Premier of France Even before collaborating | supreme efforts which wilt enemy from Belgium and Americans came to our assist admirable concentration of 1 thetr snergies. On this Thankegiving day to tell them that more resolute t ever; that our ranks are Ughtening, and that w shall know now a just peace. THANKSGIVING IN THE CAMPS Dy United Press Leased Wire EW YORK-—.New York sounded the Thanksgiving mesa call today in camp and naval station and on board ships in the harbor. More 40,000 noidiers 1 naiiors are eating turkey for dinner at the invi- tation of volunteer hosts. we wish every than By United Prese Leased Wire FORT SNELLING Minn. 36th regiment of fantry here today was entertained at a turkey dinner by university, town and country clubs in Minneapolis and St. Paul ‘The 8 By United Press Leased Wire CAMP FUNSTON, Kan.—Football Camp Funston vs, University of Ill- nois, and other athletic events, and |Cuss Box to (¢ | Dough for Girls’ dig- | | has at } | ] | our Potlue @Fe stand faithfully | | | turkey dinner were Camp Funston's | celebration of “turkey day Ry United Press Leased Wire CAMP BOWIE, Tex.—Despite a quarantine order because of eight ot spinal meningitis, 27,000 Sammies here had the finest Thanks giving today the nation’s greatest turkey-producing state could furnish be By United Press Leased Wire CAMP ZACHARY TAYLOR, Louteville, Ky.—Thankagiving day wan observed here today with roast turkey and “trimmin feed there was a football and sever al basketball games. By United Preas Leased Wire HATTIESBURG, Mise —The 129th field artillery at Camp Selby, had an extra big dinner today funds were pooled and $2,5¢ of cider, cranberries, pie and a ‘fixings” which go to make a regu lar Thanksgiving day dinner were bought here c+. By United Preas Leased Wire CHICAGO. —Every who could obtain leave from the training station prepared to attend the Fort Sheridan-Great Lakes football © at Stage field today Several thou rand sailors turke private homes, me ate in ee By United Preas Leased Wire CAMP GRANT, Rockford, 1) hundred and seventy-one tons of turkey we to be consumed here today. Each of the 18,000 national army men was allowed 19 ounces One ITALIAN ATTACKS FAIL BERLIN (Via London), Nov, 29 Italian attacks on the western bank of the Brenta, and Monte Tomba, failed,” fice anserted today, alxo the around war of CLUB DANCE THURSDAY The Minnewatha club, » the Red Cross, will ho! dance in Redding’s Que Thankagiving night If you value your watch, Haynes repair it. Next theatre.—Advertisement. an auxiliary a reunion m Anne hall DARWIN man have a dear face; For many of them bave two nice bare ari | In nimont every cane. Some people have a sheepish look, And others have horse sense, | While others try to “buffalo” yo Where there In some expense, || | No downt Kon When fake nda were all Hens But we live up to our promines In things we advertine. times you've been the We're having now an OVERSTOCK | SAL 1's 9 saving to suffice, THE FLORENC sTOR Second and Union, STAIRS After the! | | — STAR—THURSDAY, NOY. 29, 1917. PAGE 2 ret Relief Bazaar box for the to donate their relief fund to tired busine A eum men of Seattle the girls’ war The priviles exact | for profanit cided upon yet. However to be placed in the city hall postoffice some other ral place, so that the swear lay will net be an inconvenience en be put in hort idea i# to tax & man the f aw rr tute of thin # bat been it in cor tel the mer ted that enough silver ther of silver articles to the 500 4 to be the bane hospital were do ri barrels Wed Inventor of the Torpedo With Ears to Be Here Prof. Montraville M. Wood, in ventor of the now famous “Torpedo With Bars,” will appear before a Beattle audience December », lecturt and ¢ mont wonderful of inventions He ted emphat that hie in vention is available for none but the United States ¢ regard lean of the tempting foreign offers Prof. Wood will appear at the Hip podrome, Fifth « Univ the evening of Sunday KING GUSTAV PLEADING FOR NEUTRAL STAND By United Press Leased Wire CHRISTIANIA, Nov, 29.—King Guatay, of Sweden, laid great atress the independence and neutrality Scandinavian monarchies ing today to an addre of we! from King Haakon, of Nor the occasion of the confer thet three kings here. monstrating hts ally overnment ence of We three Scandina together he de lared, “upholding strict and impar neutralit and constituting a oe to be reckoned with in safe guarding lependance and the right to dispose of our own destinies SHEPPARD AGAINST LA FOLLETTE WHEN TALKS ARE PROVEN vy United Press Leased Wire DALLAS, Tex, Nov proven to be true that La has said or done one-tenth of things he is reported to have said or done, | shall vote that the places which knew him once shall know him no more.” was the declaration United States In-|of Senator Sheppard, in an address here last night traitors lift their heads.” to Congressman to wherever they Then, turning Sumner, he said “And ft in our duty aa members of the American congress to assist In stamping it out there dso.” We Grow Because We Serve The deposits of this bank have now passed the $9 00 mark again of al $7,000,000 in yoars, for which we are great ns and other “Serving Patrons Retter—The ® Nath Unsolicited Advice When you decide to buy your home secure the services of some re- liable real estate agent. Don’t imagine you can, save money by dealing direct with the owner. The real estate man who knows his busi- ness will more than save you his comm sion," WASHINGTON TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY an kingdoms maintenance of our tn-| WHITE BEGINS — ARBITRATION OF | PHONE STRIKE M. White, 0.8 , in Seattle, winted as arbitrator phe strike for the Northwest by Seeretary of La bor Wilson as the result of the San Franels agreement proved by most Pacific cals of the electrical visited Tacon vestigate fail there to tah White announced before go to Tacoma that he was making the trip te rify the Tacoma situatl | It is belleved here that White's | mission will have much to do with | placing the operators back at the | posts and the prevention of a | tinuance of the strike in Northwest: | ern cities. * | n exchange of telegrams be | nC. L. Thompson, of the North Blectrical Work Va utive committee, in Tacoma, and retary of Labor Wilson, resulted in an anwwer by the latter to the ef fect that the Tacoma branch of the telephone company did not intend to place the girls on the waiting Het but t their names aimply to reg | inter them so that the company} would know definitely how many of the former operators Intended to re- turn to work Striking telephone operate electricians predicted Thursda strike may become coast-wh ' ding the reports to effect that the strikers who signed the ref.) lerendum to return to work are not being taken back to fill vacancies in true This bres was ap tw went coun = and that ecaiieh atid f the t tentative ag ers have a the ay, ina phone ment pted in ch on the f a number of cities F. L. MeN commer:| jclal superintendent of the telephone) jcompany, here nnection with| |the reports that the operators who | have been on @ strike are being dis leriminated against oaye “Heporta to the effect that return. jing employes will be required to joome back as new applican’ at be Wages are absolutely | distr in ¢ incor retain thetr same it} their em. employes will former standing the there had been no break ir | ployment during the strike Strikers’ press representative, | Frank Tustin, eaid the Seattle strik ers would push thelr efforts to force the company to grant the operators’ nda if it took all winter ‘Th abor counci! assured us that | the necessary funds would be sub j scribed,” maid Tustin, “to ald the of orators who did not have homes and who would suffer while on strike.” | Secretary of Labor Wilson and members of the mediation board led the strikers that they ‘ arrive In Seattle Fri The telephone operators | Thanksgiving dinner in the Labor Temple and will have an informal! dance in the same place thin even ing. A mass meeting of the strikers and the usual meeting of the atrike committee, at which routine business had o tivities at the strike headquarters. ‘LEADERS SEND THANKSGIVING DAY GREETINGS, ‘The following Thankagiving mes mages were sent to the United States today, thru the United Press, by leading men of Europe | ARTHUR HENDERSON, M. P., |tabor leader, former member war jcabinet—I readily accept your invi- | tation to associate with the Ameri- joan Thankegiving day, because «ince | August, 1914, the free democracies of the world have been subjected to thelr greatest trial; and it is cause) for satisfaction that they have stood the tent day the great English |speaking democracies of America and Brital com a com mon catne; and notw anding the palling lon of b n life, and the impoverished world by the destruc tion of property and material, they are determined that the war must be #0 concluded as to be the end of all wars; that such a victory must be wecured by moral, political, ¢ mat le, or military means, panied by a League of Nations, arbitration, and disarmament, as will make a re- currence of such a catastrophe im which alone the world can be made safe for democrac SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE The fact that very branch of the ah-epeaking peoples is now edding blood upon a common ttlefield with a common end in view in so great an event that it will repay us for all present priva- tion and anxiety. If America and the British Emptre had been clos in their councils before the war this would never have arisen remain it will never accom possible; t | situation If they jarine again ARNOLD BENNETT America and Great be thankful that the racy is making progre world, Democracy me ment. The instrument of disarma. ment will be a League of Nations;| and we have also to be thankful that in both countries there are powerful men who understand the supreme importance of a League JEAN FINOT, French author itor La Revue--One consequence this war is a new discovery of the| United States, The nation, once rep: resented by its detractors as vowed to the cult of the Golden Calf, stands today revealed before God and man as the most merittorious of nations, Behind t ingenious money makers, we have detected millions of noble souls led by an ad mirable chief, who is, indeed, the just man of the Bible. I refer to President Wilson. The months of war undertaken in common will ac complish the work of centuries in consolidating your country. Thanks giving ould be celebrated this year with the conviction that the great American nation has become the first and most loved of nations. VISCOUNT BRYCE—America ané Fritain to be thankful that the both obeyed the voice of Duty, which called to come forwar¢ in the cause of all mankind to de fénd the principles of Right, the veredness of international eng dictates of humanity cruelty and protect of war Innocent non Both Hritain have to idea of democ- « thruout the ns disarma- have have ments, whieh forbid the even time , combatants, Drug Stores until the last? € . hy wait ny friends with gifts from our stores. Why Kodaks and Dolls «in Pyralin Ivory, Perfumes, ht at a saving. You can satisfy your m and take your choice of the many pretty th kiddies. 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