The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 12, 1917, Page 10

_ ONLY FEDERAL ARBITRATION By United Press Leased Wire MINNEAPOLIS, Deo. every industry in the Cities. ity. to replace those who will strike Ask Federal Arbitration A keneral strike order, calli OM every union man in the ear men, has been signed tleup, union leaders said today Only union men handling stuffs are to be exempted from ) @trike order. Union men in prac ‘Cities will be afte. Mt is considered only a matter time before railroad traffic in Bini “government action forced. ing of union badges is eause of the lockout Friction Develops far employes organized a ‘Two months ago they struck / board, arbitrated " its ane many of the men were met. wearing union CAN AVERT IT 1.— ‘Thirty thousand union labor men today are prepared to strike at © a. m, tomorrow and cripple Twin Two thousand guards patrol! Ing the sireets of the two cities were prepared for any eventual Hundreda of employers were try ing to Import thousands of workers < up Cities to leave his job, in sympathy With 1.000 locked out union street Only eeasion to their demand for federal arbitration will prevent the general food. | ally every railroad shop in the Twin If they strike Northwest would be suspended, and During the summer months, street unton. | ition and wage increases. The Public safety commission, the diff. ‘The | buttons | Rot made a part of the commis | | Show the tie of the} the | at Camp of the Great Military Horsemanship show tor resented at the de the pageants, drills, or riding contests. Lewis, advised Graham, his assistant | manager in this city, that everything ia now in readiness for the holding }and Sunday afternoons. | gle department of the army as rep camp pate in either the grand review or i) 000 UNION MEN MAY TIE UP TWIN CITIES |Special Trains to Camp for Big Saturday | Capt. J. W. Jackson Capt. J. W. Jackson, commanding | the Auxiliary Remdunt depot No. 331 Fred W. | and civilian Exhibition and next Saturday Every sin in to partic! demonstrations Even the French and Rritish offi lcers who are stationed at this can consented to take sion’s order under which the men re. work. jtonment have men continued to wear | Part In the festivities The street car company! The only things remaining are the State Fights U. S. Mediation to comply, eral mass meetings. Two public Union men have frequently Manded federal arbitration Executions Don’t ig By United Press Leased Wire FORT SAM HOUSTON, SAN AN- 1O, Tex., Dec. 12.—Despite expected to follow commission ordered both factions to | etase wearing badges, effective Nov 8. One thousand union men refused and were discharged. Union men of other crafts held sev | ficials were removed from office dur the develop State officers, the public safety commis of 13 negro soldiers and announcement of prison sen for 45 others for participat the Houston riot on the night 23, the riot is not a closed seat the expected several of | CAMBRIDGE, do. | Nearly 25 per cent of »| completion of the big bleachers to crowds and the | final arrangements to bring the peo- | ple to Camp Lewis from Seattle and other outlying points. special trains | from Seattle to the camp. 235 HARVARD PROFS DOING WAR WORK Mave It in likely will be run Dee. 12 Harvard's peo fessors are in war service. Official figures show that 235 jan approximate staff of 1,000 pro- ot fessors are now engaged in special ized government work Almont ev | ery department of the untversity has contributed a xpectalint. President Lowell is the department, is doing search work Of- | William F. | neon. | Wilbur A. Sawyer, » |the California beard of health, and|& committee of Bolsheviki naval re p Woodward. said investigation was still in| the Oregon council of defense, will| the M ‘Progress, and that additional trials | speak at the Rainier club Thursday serving on the End Houston Probe Massachusetts Board of Food Ad: night. | ministration, while C. C. Little, | sistant dean of the university is in| training at Plattsburg. Baxter, chairman of the chemniatry | aw Prof. G. P. government secretary chairman of Seeing is believing. Come on in Ba as in the illustrat Do It? HY, Madame, value into the rise in the Eastern CASH. That Understand the ment sells not cheap good goods, cheap. is ND, Madame, you of the sound our plan, carefully Dresses; tailored after and snappy. procured by our buyer. Crepe de Beautiful, new styles. flesh, white, Burgundy us at a low price. How Can We by stead of into fixtures; ing no free deliveries, ing Stocks each week; uying real bargains with SPOT the 3argain goods, to further ions in seven different models; smart Another surplus P-TO-THE-MINUTE styles in Broadcloths, ion. putting goods in- by mak- by clear- by enter- market in Secret. Ba e- but convince effectiveness of examine these the latest fash- $ stock Silk Waists $2.85 aS, still another surpri Chine or 3) s of Georgette Crepe. In Nile green, gray, and brown. Sold to Lucky the ones who take sizes from 36 to 46, for this is a “buy.” THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT French Serge Dresses 11.95 Spats 98c o are W dred price, The and full } 1 to 7. ~ | ing I | soft Pom-poms, Civil War Raging clash between thé Botsheviki and the Cossack rebels around Tan anevia, about 18 miles from Bieb erate parties, as well as againet Kor niloff and Kaledines It was reported from Petrograd to gored, The Cossacks were part [day that the terma of the German of a force commanded by Gen. | armixtioe proposal were that the Korniloff, well furnished with Iussians evacuate Petrograd “antil arms, machine guns and ammu came Tt was not stated nition Germans would oecupy Tho wine the Bolsheviki army under such @ scheme was not specified. No details were 4 on which the Ger ed were disarmament of fleet and the Austria, including shores of the Black sea received as to the result of the fight the Ukrania to nerad, dated and not received here | |FINDING RIGHT DUDS IS SOME JOB FOR Dispatches from Petr | Monday night north SOLDIERS FINED | AT CAMP LEWIS IF FOOD’S WASTED, | Staff Corr CAME are 250 men in a company of in fantry at this camp, This means that in the space of one squad room there are 250 blouses, 250 pairs of breeches and 500 shoes, | ndent indent CAMP LEWIS, 12.—Wasting food is just a bit Enlisted men who lea | are fined from 15 to | and an of | Tacoma, Dee, the army treason, food on | h offense, not to mention the same namber ficer who doos It Is lable to a of leggings and oodles of unmen. reprimand from the division tronables supply officer, Meatless and wheatless becoming common in the thin camp. At the c bakers’ school, where only y characters, like newspape: eat, the maving amount 260 pounds of meat each The other day fish was the big An officer ob saying that he and wanted « How does the soldier manage to are find his own clothing in the morn of | ing? The answer ts He does, and he doenn't If he doom, it's because his breeches odd alte, or have & grease m them, or because he has hin name marked on them in indelible If he doesn't, it's because his has them the men have a place for ing they and there are rules governing property rights im the barracks. But in the f a hundred men me are ar iter on the menu jected to a waiter didn't care for fish, steak The waiter, a private, went to his superior, in dixtrens Tell him politel: ntrict for, “that we are ¢ lem and that steak may have it ‘argument whe the garments after the meal OLD TREATY SAVES SWISS AT eae Staff Correspondent Me NO EXTENDED LEAVE FOR OUR SAMMIES Staff Correspondent fiad CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma, Dec. 12.| CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma, Dec No extended furloughs or leaves! 4 treaty made between the Ur of absence will be ¢ at Christ: | states government and Switzerland mas, While some of the men prob |in 1450 provided the ground for the ably will.be given passes good from the night before Christmas until the morning of the day after the boll-| gwitzeriand, and, under the treaty day, most of the men will have to| cannot be drafted in this country be satisfied with passes permitting | several of them had declared their them to remain away from camp |imention to become American citi from Christinas noon until late that | sony prior to the draft. So far as in known here the cits sens of no other country are pro tected under the draft law. arge of soldiers at the Tuesday. The men are subjects of finch amp \Bolsheviki Envoy Held by Kaledines | United Press Correspondent Staff Correspondent CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma, Dec. 12 Pay 6 camp ts being push ed, and « week finds more and more of the network of roads cov ered with asphalt The electric road lighting system ng extended. 4 much now has electric lamps Dee 12.—Gen. | arrested one of pptly resentatives sent to talk with him by ximaliat Black sea fleets, a Me eived here. commissioner of the ording to word also is One visit will be a forerunner | of many. | | 3urellas, Kersey Cloths and Velours, exactly Absurd You Say? M ADAME, these on our racks for your in- the choicest of high- manufacturers’ surplus Belted models, with the wide collar of Coney fur material, smartly buckle | and button trimmed, each Coat lined throughout and in the prettiest of the season. The sizes range from 16 to 44. Coats are spection; grade large, self colors Exquisite Silk Dresses F still in doubt, look further and you find these dainty Dresses of Georgette Crepe and Satin combina- tions in ten different styles; some with | the Georgette blouse, or blouseyof satin | richly embroidered, with double collar and long tassel belt, green, fawn, black. may In cerise, seal brown, navy, taupe, Wichert & Gardiner Shoes at $4.95 HE name that stands for good Shoes for women, as you must know, and our selling hun- | 48sortment includ all first quality of a | ax thie surplus stock. A high-cut Dress Boot, with | Havana brown vamp And ivory kid top; all 2y are dressy | chocolate brown Kid Boot, long vamp, Louis cut. Sizes | heel; black kid Shoe, with fanc y cut gray | cloth top, and other $. ‘ Against Bolsheviki] | By United Preas Leased Wire Un teday reporte uneasiness at) LONDON, Ded 12.—Iussia's Tithe capital leat shel might be riot scenes Tuesday The military civil war has apparently begun. stionary committees waa exhort tches today—all greatly de | ing ail soldiers to Join a demonstra —reported the first actual | tion againat the cadet and other mod \ ceasion of HURRIED SAMMY $19.45 | over- 1 Electric Motors These Motors are designed espe- | | Steam Engines in upright and hori- | with steam or water | zontal types, cially for boys to use in operating} gauge; $9.50 to $65.00. springs; Arig Samm 8 CRRURE HONOR "COPE, Erector Sets that will build Bridges, Cranes, Wagons and many other set. Transformers working models; 50¢ to $25.00. With these Transformers many } electrical toys can be operated at the Boy Scout Telegraph Sets that have of which same time; $4.00 to $6.50. telegraph key and sounder and a. F Morse telegraph alphabet; $1.25. 0. Wood Buildo Blocks : ice pmamermntette With which Houses, Windmills, | Tinker Toy that will build any Trucks, Toy Furniture and other amount of toys—something that articles can be built; 50¢ to $2.00 a cote happy for hours; a set. | $5.00. ns Saal Who’s Going to Buy All the| Handkerchiefs on Holiday | Street? Why, the people who have | determined to practical Christmas are buy-| ing them; threes, by sixes, by dozens, and | they're sending them in place of Christmas Cards this year. HANDKERCHIEF ON HOLIDAY STREET and they're full of the daintiest, prettiest Handker- chiefs at prices within the reach of all. THERE ARE TWO BOXED | HANDKERCHIEFS Women’s Handkerchiefs of | Women’s Handkerchiefs of sheer lawn, with white or colored embroidery; some with colored hems; three in a box; 35¢. Women's Handkerchiefs of fine lawn, embroidered in white and colors; three, four and six in a box; 50¢. Women’s Handkerchiefs of linen and fine lawn, in many very pretty de- signs; three in a box of linen, and six of lawn; T5e¢. | Women's Handkerchiefs of fine lawn with butterfly designs that are excep- tionally dainty; three in a box; $1.00, Women’s Handkerchiefs of fine linen with button- hole edge and embroid- ery, in rose, blue or lav- | ender; three in a box; $1.00. SECOND FLOOR Matting Boxes for Gifts $3.00 to $8.00 Our large assortment of Matting Boxes includes all the most wanted _ sizes. These boxes are trimmed with split bamboo, some being fitted with tray and castors. Women’s Fiber Silk Boot Hose 55c Pair Fine, firm quality Fiber- | boot Silk Hose, with lisle | thread soles, heels and { toes. All sizes, in black, white and 20 costume shades, | Pussy Women’s Handkerchiefs of Women's THE Mahogany and Oak Chests $25 and $34 mahogany and oak wood, fitted good-size tray. this size hall se | | make this a\ buying them by | SHOPS UNBOXED HANDKERCHIE sheer lawn and linen, daintily embroidered in white and colors; each, 15¢. Willow Silk Hand- kerchiefs, plain white or | white with colored edges, | special, each 15¢. | fine linen; a very large assortment of patterns in white and _ colors; each 25¢. Handkerchiefs— | some fine hand embroid- | BON MAR THURSDAY—APRON White Aprons; dainty more practical plain tucked or lace trimmed; UNION STREET STORE. DRESS with wi If You Give Your Boy Mechanical or Electrical Toys He Will Learn While He Plays Many parents note the trend of their boys’ minds and then wisely select toys that-will de velop their minds in that direction. passenger or frei gets its power of the track; DAY would it not? hite tape. Charming Gift Aprons Always Find a Warm Welcome White Aprons of sheer lawns prettily lace trimmed ; and Swisses, and embroidery 35¢. or larger, styles; and embroidery 59¢. White Aprons, with or with- with lace or embroidery, or with out bibs, trimmed touches of ribbon; 65¢. Many other Aprons in attrac- tive styles, priced at 50¢ to $2.25. wash ribbon. You will choose with wisdom if you select Gift Pictures, Cedar Chests or Serving Trays Cedar-lined Chests of with lock, key and Chests of are suitable for THIRD FLOOR New Fruit Pictures Priced $1.75 to $5.95 Well selected Pictures for dining rooms; a splen- | did of all ; all gaily colored fruit designs, many in hand pastel work. THE BON MARCHE ones ’ ' Third Floor Styles, $1.25 to Mahogany-finish Trays in many ‘ Mechanical Trains That have locomotives with strong |] ight cars | and track; $1.00 to $4.75 complete Electric Train Outfits Complete Train Outfits, — engine rom $7.00 to Electrical Erectors These Sets are for teaching the first steps in electricity, for making motors, wiring bells, ete.; $1.00 to AND HOUS. The “Trixie” Aprons $1.10 It would be a “practical surprise” if Santa brought you one of these, Aprons of striped or checked chambray gingham; white or blue and white, finished at the neck, pocket and sleeves in pink and “Hooveralls” $2.95 Any woman who has signed the Food Conservation pledge will be glad to get a “Hooverall” Apron— plain blue or pink chambray— with white pique collars and de- tachable cuffs. PR) ered Madeira; all beau- | ss _ tiful patterns; — each, | Serpentine Crepe | Japanese Crepe 50¢ and 75¢. | Kimonos $1.25 Kimonos $1.50. Women’s Handkerchiefs— | __ Good _ grade Serpentine Japanese style Kimo exceptionally dainty and| Crepe Kimonos in Empire 5 aes Ha very fine Madeira and | and belted styles, trimmed | 0S in light blue, Copen, other hand embroidered | with white collars edged | lavender, rose, tan and designs; h $1.00, with lace or trimmed with | pink, with obi attached. The Bon Marche. | Serving Trays, Various $3.00 n Serving new and effective shapes and sizes, in plain and inlaid effects. Practical home gifts that are highly valued. CANNED PINEAPPLE—15c A CAN BEST HAWAIIAN PACK—NO, 2 CA Whole Wheat or Graham | Garton’s Fish Balls; two- Flour, in 9-lb. sacks; a sack 60¢. Campbell's Soup, all kinds, a can 12¢. Beans; best Califor- nia quality re-cleaned beans; a lb. 17¢; or Li rations can, 20¢; four- | rations can, 39¢. Sardines; Booth’s Cres- cent brand; No. 1 oval can, 20¢. Boiled Cid for mince meat and pudding; pint | ANS—SLICED Pure Cane Syrup; quart tin, Evaporated Peac quality Califo low fruit; Ib. Peaches; |b. and Maple pint can, 106. 22¢; hes; fine ria yel- 16¢. Standard Evaporated 13¢. Children’s Silk Hose 50c lbs. for 50¢. bottles, 20¢; large bot- Hela saa a Phoeni Silk Hose, 4 Red Salmon; extra fancy tles, 38¢. White Cooking Figs; good gpa Lesoil Lary al Emperor brand; No. 1 | Church's Grape Juice; sized California figs; a have crochet tops run with | = 20¢ ade fro! inest & pound, 121g¢. ribbon. Pink, blue and large “0k H ee ee white; 4 to 61% White Tur sh o! the lected grapes; a pint, Evaporated Apricots; ex- Jp Watt er non | best pack; No. can, | 17¢. tra choice California ’ 2 ei 38¢; No. 14 _- 22¢; | Extra Fancy Texas-grown fruit; a Ib, 271g¢. = oe No, 4 can, 12¢. | Rice; 5-lb. pkg. 35¢. | FOURTH FLOOR ¥ ame — WO assistants from the’ af Digte eeatedy ded on Git Ht tle Public Libeaty Merchandine i: ‘ on i | te! hein you select the AERP ire pt hea mie ‘4 kind of Chik v's Books, ; , exchange Book Shop—Lower 3 until January ist Floor, eeaean waeu