The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 14, 1918, Page 2

(PAGE 2 TRACTION DEAL Ww. I ANTS ACTION ~~ Toth okie: Paved: ileal \ Aieenroamial toate OL. GES mi tolton, president ave., $70. Puget Sound Sheet Metal Works, |°U%! Wo! Saturday morning now awaits the action of the ty council at its meeting legal department is b call Viola B upon to frame an ordinance ar) ©. H. Hoffman for the transfer of the trac: ) Co., Olympia, Wash., N. W jomzarth, 412 Crock clo Mud $100. t., $20, y Log > right the awchers in a ¢ City electrical en fused the a ‘ Property to the city government Clara M, Meacham, FE: jorge, well fitted at Monday's council meeting is ex: Wash., $100. ¢ “1 on the d the men t @ to define a clear-cuf policy on A. W. Sharrad, ave., $30. } cit at y morning by Leon 1 Alfred Hansen, Tr Hearon, dt ave., $10. | Gre 120% Pike of the city in connection handling of the lines. | e Traction company has given ity a formal letter acepting t out the ess agent of the Elec:| your part in carry! ra’ nic The men in} mane p Jaddition are asking for 26 cents a|equal pay for « day more than the city is willing to rywhe Harry C. Wienker, 9766 61st ave} Wash., $50. W. Lightfoot, East Seattle, $50. ies jes, 414 10th ave. (for Head camp degree team of the Woodmen of the World will initiate | more week to a class of candidates at Washi n | case against mp Tuesday Counsel 6, P, | Jack Williams Martin of the head department will | his manager attend the meeting. On Wednesday | not be dismi it he will be guest of H he two men are Western Hardware Metal Co.,| and on Friday will visit I $1,000. - - Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging| City employes will hold a mass |t? Co,, $1,000. meeting Monday evening, at 717% Hicks’ Cafeteria, $1,000 | Third ave., to discuss the benefits of | th was a Metropolitan Laundry Co., $1,000. organization and debate the Miller/ up,” developing from = a Dreamland Dancing Pavilion, $1,000. | wage schedule. Labor organizers | which Hogue Seattle Automobile Co., $1,000. will address the meeting candidate the operating street railway arty of the company in the city je Sum of $15,000,000, p I bonds, bearing intere: & per cent per annum, pay- annually. price named in your offer ts etory, and we are ready to set the details of the transaction at @arliest date convenient to you, ‘Basist in the preparation of all > Papers to make a binding et for the pu and sale of 1 operty, and to consummate it P Speedily as possible.” Hogue, know human fly,” mi Calloway, ‘gan, 1632 Summit ave. $100 Carstens & Earles, $1,000, pending that they THIRD AT MADISON “THE TEMP £ OF THE MOTION PICTURE” ARTING UNDAY ONE WEEK WML) 4) 4, ” Y he | HE TAN OF THE WHEEL. IT’S A GOLDWYN ‘ Geraldine Farrar’s latest and considered by critics to be her greatest offering to the screen — full of love, action and mystery, depicting throughout the struggles of a woman who staked her all to save the man she loved. ORPHEUM’S SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA FRANK ADELMAN, DIRECTOR ALSO 2,000 FEET OF SIDE- SPLITTING COMEDY. ADMISSION 20¢ CHILDREN 10¢ PLUS 10 PER CENT WAR TAX ‘S ORPHEUM KLY NEWS Ne oven ra eee HERB Ate Buckman, 4029 Seventh | $1 wrote @ letter to the school board ave. Kg ee Stewart & Holmes Drug Co., $1,000, | condenmning their action in discrin: ‘ t Mrs. W Cole, 2025 43rd ave. —" sen] in at between men and women | Beattle’s purchase of the traction |. Mi CITY EMPLOYES DECLARE | tencners. ris ts the tetter 8. nsen 8057 Ninth ave | ’ | "In beha of the women teacher e ane, THEY'LL GO ON STRIKE | oc aeactie, t trust your board will m “of $15,000,000 for the system.|S., $20 give. They threaten to strike Mon . - " ¢ lett : gar D. Coulter, 214 Fitth| day unless their demands are mot CASE AGAINST We have considered your propost- | ave. N., $20 - Unitec ates Commis rR. WwW \ September 6, 1918, to pur-| Chris A. Rueld, Route 1, Hartford, W. 0. W. TO INT McClelland, at a hearing Saturday morning, gave the ¢ rnment one se why the should ut liberty on “Hpoliticnl frame scored a nonpartisan THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, SEPT. 14, 1918. rs SHIPYARD MEN « TO GO OVER TOP IN LOAN DRIVE Kepresentatives of Seattle's six big steel shipyards conferred at the headquar of the Liberty Loan workers Saturday after- noon, formulating plans to put Seattle over the top in Liberty Loan subscriptions the frst day of the driv STARTING SATURDAY 4 DAYS ONLY put will | terprise kinnet has alread ject that every man in the purchase at least one bond Shipyard owners are expected 1 be heavy pure aad “Failure of a ments on his I purchaser | plete y oe west erty loan plans 1 to keep up ve his ments 1 sub. y sup. stribu nts of | nust be cent of the ul purchase | Twenty per cent payments m ne | made } December 19 and January payment is | 30 per Inter are April 15 10 per t rates, and can main ion to the ituting their d Yarie Dress. arth Liber will Lin the the: scores of 1 around er the top to William | chairman for San Juan « [PLANE FALLS INTO SEA; 2 FLIERS LOST DIEGO, Sept. 14 R. of Oak Park, e Allen H. 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