The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 19, 1917, Page 8

STAR—WEDNESDAY, DEC. 19, 1917. PAGE 8 IRPHEUM THEATRE Third and Madison. Eugene Levy, Mgr. New Show Wed. “SHIRLEY KAYE”’ Beautiful Actress, Clara Kimball Young, Liberty, ‘Thursday eee Starring That at the THE MEAT SITUATION IN SEATTLE A STATEMENT TO THE PUBLIC FROM THE MASTER BUTCHERS Notwithstanding that our former employes, composed of members of Butchers’ Upion, Local 81, refused to handle United States Government meats, flecessitating the employment on our part_ of new help, we wish to impress upon our patrons the fact that we ate serving them and will con- tinue to serve them with only such meats as they have in times past been accustomed to pur- chasing. AT, WHAT PRICE WOULD YOU SELL YOUR SILENCE? SEE We will not burden the public With another recital of the details of the situation forced upon us by our former employes, but for the information of those who did not read our original state- ment, made through the public press, we wish to say that by a written agreement with our old employes, entered into last June, to run for one year, wages, hours and working conditions were harmoniously adjusted. The agreement left us the right to purchase our meat vag ah from the pack. ing houses of Seattle and Eastern Branch houses, the only source from which U. S. Government inspected meats (the only kind we will handle) can be obtained. Because of some local disagreement between the packers from whom we obtain our Govern- ment inspected supply, and their employes, resulting in a strike, our employes, in sympathy with the strikers, broke their agreement with us by refusing to handle packing house products, from packing houses declared unfair. As all packing houses handling Government inspected meats had been declared unfair by the unions, we were left in the position of closing our shops or getting new employes. We naturally took the latter course. Our patrons—the public—in response to a previous newspaper statement made by us, have been extremely considerate and we wish to assure them that we appreciate it. Our service is fast getting back to normal; our new employes are adjusting themSelves to the public’s expectatiogs, and U. S. Government inspected meat supply is in every way equal to the demand. our Sellers” The Christmas rush will of course be heavy and we would ask our Where Love Triumphs Over Trickery Lina Cavalieri is not only a/| | LANRETY ay By Pe pe sr ° Py : bd = | eauty. Dat is & good actress, and in a patrons to aid us in giving them the very best’ of service by placing nal Temptress.” which is shown at | the Julberty for the last time tonight, | ahe is given a free rein to show off both of her attainments That Night.” one of those popu lar Mack Sennett comedies, is a side ALSO their orders Friday, and at the very latest, Saturday morning. 6 In conclusion, we feel justified in saying to the public that we have always paid, and are now paying our employes, high wages, and further, that thé shops of Seattle operate on a closer margin splitter of the first class, with pret . P we dines ieithed @ ‘ i ty gle end fenmy tactiette | of profit than anywhere else in the United States. Big New i Signed: COLISEUM : % ¢ Devil Stone,” stilt THE BUTCHERS’ ASSOCIATION the delight of good ho t Coliseum, with the bewttehing ( i Seat in the Entire gee a OF SEATTLE Balcony aldine Farrar in the leading role.| | Clara \* as Kood an actress as she ‘ Wallace Reid, the handsome boy, |” atl . sous | Vandeville Acts plays the opposite role to Geraldine | mouthful. to ‘ Consisting of the following Markets Tonight permis pat come Geen | kar "Common La cone Headed by [ant Oe Sees Oe MThe Gen Wee" | co Se me Sie te be eee ee hee Augustine & Kyer, 1520 Third Ave. Boston Market Co, Ine. 116 Pike St. Schumann Quality tailed 4857 Rainier ° Entire Lower Floor | Rddie Harris and Dick at Weabert Sebeee ‘ a aeteanive, role : pone © Bret, © eo season Aue Martics, O11 Gases Atte Aves EEN a sik Sistas fh Twenty Cents Lonsdale With Their clears the tangle out in the end and Augustine & Kyer, 2400 10th Ave. N Cicorge Peck Market, 61 Pike Place Market. Power House Market, 2030 Madison St , iq » sends the audience awny with a Weiauhe fy Sees Crs Augustine & Kyer, 1507 Queen Anne Ave. Bast Union Meat Market, 2702 E. Union St. Standard Market, 4 Boston St. Pleat . ‘HIP HIP BOORAY | pleasing taste in their mouths. Wed ie mae he a Auguetine & Kyer, 15 First Ave Germania Cash Market, 5507 Duwamish Stong’s Meat Market, White Public Market. oe : “ea ae tintie iM ted Pot” Titikum Market, Senitery Market Ave Parlor Market, 502 Denny Way ee es ere It m to mention that Falr Borgen's Market, 5400 Pollard Ave. Pure Food Shop, 1511 Pike Place. oe a ge + cenata presage dagen = —_ ome yn ot nae Cunningham Market, #1 Fifth Ave, N, Sunnyside Market, 2315 N. 45th St. nN ul Poo ae . be ba Graceful Mra. Vernon Castle in| 5 - po Indiana Market, 8615 Fighth Ave 8. Potlatch Market, 818 Fifth Ave. N = sess Mantest, “oo ie in her second bis pom for| tHe wilt in at the Rea for the Clark & Jicgrntuss, Seventh Ave. and Pine. Cherry St. Market, 2924 BE. Cherry St. ht, under the cee Market, tall No, 1, Sanitary Sunset et, . * west 3 , ‘an election of officers on ‘he of “Bylvin of the Secret Serv er 2 sa South Park Market, 8325 Dallas Ave. of Dec. 20, at the regular piace. Douglas Fairbanks pressed the belief tomay that the | ¢, earnariom Srenat “a ace, CLASS A Sacramento dynaytters may have | COMMISSIONER KERR SAYS: rrocotad with V oO been: responaibte a ae Senn As Health Commissioner of the City , reali Re te wit | By United Press Leased Wire o alee ete. * I wan imporftuned many times Jer Praegontirs fr. yom AR SON CITY, Nev. Dee. 19 PY | said, was almost | The film is based up an |S “THE MAN FROM oa toa ba exii so te acer Ta 'tNe, poset wae] Ome Can Surpass 1916. and the brave micrifices th re In both Instances the force of the r borne by: ther Alice Joyce and| ! “ " jexplosion was outward. a am Warry Morey make @ great team | * tage over all seats In the 1 Bj of Thornas Mooney and other defend | CLEYMER Harold Lockwood will be meen | the last time Wednesday evening j his latest screen offering pa & production in which crooks | and detectives play a game of hide and-eeek thru five exciting reels MAY HAVE TRIED | put in an appenrance at the Colonial | entire atx reels. The picture act By United Preas Leased Wire tempt to dynamite the soverac | mansion at Sacramento the! lopinion expressed by paitettine ot ficials here today. Members ra the ame cang are alleged to he Senator Johnson, while he was aon | ernor, letters threatening his life in| Nuxated Ir a manner similar to the atternpt on| Gov. Stephens today. These letters are in the hands of | | | ants of the San Francisco prepared ness parade dynamiting cases, WHAT FORMER HEALTH Experts for some examining the terious notes and ca time have been my that earm and want to handwriting in m my own great ards circulated in Should Be Used in Every Hospital and Prescribed | tor “Under tun} < Former Health Commissioner Says! | Largely to His Personal Use of Nuxated Iron|°*°! Market. Kevan’ Market Tenth Ave. ry A puspenne nd of the pic Beacon Hill Market, Oak Leaf Market, 495 Pontius Ave. Areade Market. Market, whi cnt S| MEVADA TO HAVE and work together especially well iv " is production 7103 14th Ave. 8. Stalls Nos. 7, 8 Independent Pheking Company, South End Union Market, 225. jon St. 07 Tenth Ave. at | it tne a Rainier Packing Company, 1527 Pike Place. Marray Most M. 1508-10 Ptke Place. Washington jet, Corner Market, Nuctsel Market, 1770 Market St. The Sound Market, Kconomy Market. i‘ pinan i Handicap,” at the Clemmer. Rea and 9, New Westlake Market Wallingford Hill Market, 1926 N. 45ch St. Janes Meat Company, Stalls Nos. 45-46, | COLONTAL sow punehers and sous ef the G Flite Market, 317 W. Galer % Crescent Meat Company, 501 Pine St. Keonomy Market. @| Pretty Clara Kimball Young will| West abound in plenty thruout Lincoln Market, First (ve. and Pike St. Polet Meat Market, 1352 Rainier Ave. Valley Meat Company, 2737 F. Madison St. Kenton Hill Market, 1408 K. Pike St GAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 19-—That | {OF & today stay, starting Wednes. | ly shows a big roundup in Arizona Howell St. Market, 1119 Howell St. Madison Market and Grocery, 1019 E. members of the so-called “C. G c7|{uy,!@ “The Common Law,” « film| a High School Market Pacific Mea# Company, 803 First Ave. Madison St. geen rer ete ag hg ge NE MISSION Fuss’ Market, Westlake Public Market Pacific Meat Company, 308 Pike St. Empire Market, 614 Brondway name written by F Wednesday night wil ee the last Hi) Market, 5819 30th Ave. N. W Eastlake Market, 605 Eastlake Ave. Everybody's Market, 508 W. 65th St. Fair Market, 651 King St. ‘tnion Grocery and Market, 6667 Duwam- ish Ave. N Schumann Market, 5619 Rainier Ave. Irwin Bros., 15th and E. Madison. Seattle Pork Market, Stall No. 16, Sani- tary Market. The Fussy Market, 905 James St. Sound Market, Westiake Market. Seand Market, University Public Market. Sanitary Meat Company, Sanitary Market. Chicago Market, Pike Place Market. j handwriting experts, and they are y 6 en are as > dings, ea |mid to contain finges prints ce mene by Every Physician—Attributes His Own Great|*owine of Pilly, Stex Fail Gece ua ones oor Gecraigien precincts where choo!” rooms. aFe ion to & letter frews.the eaveney am ness ot the gang. P SA cae.| Physicial Activity Today at Over 60 Years of Age tn of five reels of| dent lused as election booths next «pring. |of the school beard, reminding him Persons interested In the defense T | their smokes will fight shy of those » judiciary committee of the city council Tuesday received a communi cation from T. Josenhans, superin- of the “absolute prohibition of the use of tobacco and profane language er conduct on school property.” HOT ‘PROHI’ FIGHT —- (DAMAGE BIG TUG BY “The NEW EDISON By United Preas Leased Wire A PACIFIC PORT 19.—Fe San Franciseo a few preparedness parade an effort to get tity of the writer fore th exe 4 clue to t “A Phonograph with a Soul” 'NO SOB LETTERS : WANTED BY MEN feratified that long rule " in cs nts toda hed for per Igorots Give Doc tact | Cur he oke sattonient ponsible for the « Put all the world’s best music where the children Spears for Kaiser shrntan “ae Gs ger re fer EW S: can hear it every day. A long program at a concert in jicome’s . | AT CAMP L | eetrial tty, tires a youngster, but they all love to hear a little . had been requi |the governcnent. Police a | an allen enemy plot was responsible music at frequent intervals: Thus a real appreciation is unconsciously acquired. uff Correspondent CAMP LEWIS, T A few weeks ago The : Be Denied Smokes | Lewis the kind of letters rela Blection officials who must have | ma Former, Henith Commiasioner, Star published Mr. Edison's latest invention gives them correct ideas of music at the start. Their ears become trained to its mellow, rich tones. « the loading ed: | the ‘Top. tth n Over the | cation. 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