The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 11, 1919, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR-—-FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1919. Satisfactory Terms Always me ROTE-RANKINCO: State Labor Reports on | Mooney Strike Failure of the Mooney strike | strike by lletin of the State Federution Labor to four principal enuses # outlined are, lack of | and file t strike | s end | the | The failure their adverse did the street car of |ing to vote on the vote to it men by refu strike under any OTTOF & The Little Queen of the Comedy Screen— eirew nee eee Discussing the lack of 1ong the we a _— that th trike wtrike was concerted effort “The und fil labor was not cony Mooney interest STORE HOURS FROM 9 A. M. TO 5 P.M ng the rank = = = any that the accomplish — the nely, the release new | the trial of ‘Tom Mooney, and aversion certain of the unions to s which they had would ® sought “a * MARGUERITE / CLARK With Harrison Ford in Clyde Fitch’s Clever Laughing Story— Among breaking: agreemer made with the em rank f organized 1 that the and a feel-| ult in an overs, trike v permanent fit, prove of it ions that they | for five ing among certain \ would have to strike while other unions would only for two days or even temporar therefore, refused to ap the bulletin explains “with July 4 turday and many oceupatic including |shipyards, a large per cent o workers would have only Monday and Tuesday. Means Solidarity “On the other hand, catinary work: | ers, street railwa | gineers: continuo bene and and the following | ction of the Boll holidays in| neer their first vot and declari the week be the strike war uled, are other reagons for the strike failure, the bulletin states. Vote Was Light The teamsters, ind mine workers CUT DOWN THISTLES OR MAY GO TO JAIL) (Arcs, Folks who have large crops of| strike, w Russian thistles growing on thelr|the union: back lots had better look out. The| tracts with employtrs and thus jeop- police department has discovered|ardize the interests of organjzed! |the last legislature passed a law| labor requiring property owners to cut down the thistles, Warnings |being sent out Arrest fine and imprisonment may follow failure to,cut down the weeds. |MRS. COLE IMPROVING | FROM WRECK INJURY | She didn’t like the men! They were such impudent, conceited things! ive: 506. Se Gola, hd wan injured | WN vitally Then one night a mere man, pursued by another woman’s husband, fled right in tke automobile accident near into her apartment! Richmond Beach Wednesday night affect the workers.” that res im the death of her What did she do? You'll have to come and see how | husband, was reported to be ‘ot ner | WA NT U. S, T0 hasialak ack: a tatrible situation! ling Thursday night. She is at the| GIVE UP FINE country home of Dr. J. 8., McBr near where the accident occurred. Deny Knowledge of Drugs Aboard Liner Cyclops Sunday unions ir in favor o hemselve been on strike | culinary workers and en helped to kill the men required to give would have been days. This was ndication of un Another vital fac who are service on strike for five | | declared to be an | | “In the opinion of constructive ‘leaders and those members of the rank and file who have fought the | battle of labor for years, rejection |of the Mooney strike does not indi-| | cate olidarity on the part bor. On that it indics olidarity on issues are the con winsome Marguerite Funeral arrangements for W. B. |Cole have not yet been completed |The body 1s at Bonney- Watson's, NO MATTER WHAT ARTISTS, YOU CAN NOW HEAR THEM IN YOUR HOME THE BRUNSWICK Plays All Records If you are a music lover you should not miss hear= | ing this master instrument. The Brunswick method of playing all records at) their best will astonish you. A simple turn of your hand presents the correct needle and diaphragm, no matter what make your | record may be. Ey Then, too, the Brunswick is a handsome instrument, | worthy of a place among the most magnificent sur roundings in the home, HIPPODROML JULN’ 18: SPFOIAL PEATORE NIGHT AT YOUR GROCERS | Learn to distinguish, by the label and the signa- ture, tlie famous Leaerunig It has been the world’s leading condiment for generations. _ LEAsPERRINS Plea for remission of the $4 imposed on the Blue Fun the result of the quantity of drugs Seattle harbor a hearing be- United States commissioner, by Capt. Wm. Duncan, master of the vessel, and company agents. Both Capt. Bowman and members of the crew denied they| drugs or the fine liner Cyclops wizure of a | Chinese ther the booz » aboard. evidence will be b sioner Bowman 1 will take action by Secretary of the SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA—31 Men Coliseum’s News Service -:- Mallotte on the Wurlitzer SMASH Still deeper cuts in prices on the Great Douglas Shoe Stock and High- grade Clothing Stock which we purchased at a fraction of wholesale cost. Saturday, July 12 The following prices go into effect. Read every item. The entire stock has been marked down for quick selling Saturday and the following prices are merely samples of the sacrifice taking place here tomorrow: Men’s 15 and 20c Sox, in different colors, at— 8c Sweater Coats In colors, values to $2.00, at— $1.19 $8.00 and $10.00 Men's Logger Shirts; buy them now $4.95 Men's Caps, values to $150— = $3.00 Men’s Heavy Work Pants cut to— $1.68 $2.25 Men’s Union-made Overalls cut to— $1.25 $5.00 Heavy Army Blan- kets, special at— $1.98 $6.00 Douglas Shoes, broken lines and sizes, cut to $2.98 $4.00 and $5.00 Men’s Dress Shoes, broken lines, cut to $1.98 DOUGLAS SHOES The entire stock of a large Seattle shoe agency—every pair of Dougias Shoes, strictly union-made — the en- tire stock going at a fraction of present- day prices. PAY CHECKS CASHED $6.00 and $7.00 Doug- las Shoes, all sizes, cut to $3.85 $5.00 Men’s Heavy Work Shoes, all sizes, cut to $2.48 $2.00 Children’s Barefoot Sandals cut to 98c $3.00 Boys’ Shoes cut to $1.65 $7.00 Ladies’ Dress Shoes, welted soles, $2.98 $3.00 Ladies’ White Canvas Shoes, all sizes $1.48 GO THE $12.00 Boys’ All-wool Blue Serge Suits, sizes 9 to 14, cut to $5.85 $25.00 Men’s Suits, Society Brand $9.85 $30.00 Men’s Suits, J. Capp & Son and Alco makes, cut to $14.85 $6.00 Men’s Dress, Pants, in stripes, serges and suit patterns, at $2.48 $35.00 and $40.00 Men’s Suits, Hart, Schaffner & Marx and Kuppenheimer makes, cut to $17.65 SAUCE : ‘THE ONLY ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE PRICES! $30:00 and $35. 00 Men’s Suits, Colle- 20¢ Canvas Gloves, knit wrist— 9c Men’s Dress Shirts, Ar- rows and others, to $2.00, cut to— 89c Men’s$2.50 Khaki Pants, sizes to 44, cut to 98c Men's Chambray Work Shirts, worth to $1.50, all sizes— 69c gian, Hirsch-Wickwire and others, cut $11.85 $6.00 Men’s Extra Heavy Corduroy Pants cut to $2.98 SUITS Comprising the makes ever sold, in- cluding Hart, Schaff- ner & Marx, Kuppen- heimer, Colleg Hirsch-Wickwire Society Brand Suits. SALE STARTS SATURDAY, 9 A.M. COME TO THE RED FRONT CLOTHING CO. 1601-1603 First Ave.,.Corner First Ave. and Pine Street Men's Ribbed Under. to wear, in all sizes, cut to 49c Heavy Wool and Wool- mixed Underwear, worth to $2.50, cut to— 98c Hata, worth to $5.00, in colors, black, brown and gray, cut to— $1.98 Men's Summer - weight Union Suits cut to— 98c best Men's Flannel Shirts, worth to $2.00, all sizes 69c Turkish Towels, worth to 500e— 19c $3.00 and and a ian, and Misses’ Mary ‘Treasury ¢ to remit the fine | Customs officers declare the Cyclops seizure one of the largest ever made in this country © Cyclops is owned by the Ocean Steamship Co. Ad. of TAverpool, Eng. and was scheduled to sail for Hongkong Friday. The same com- pany owned the Chaleas, aboard seized here in 1915. ‘The company agents declare the ship touched at | several Oriental ports before coming to Seattle, and the drugs might have been smuggled ab Religious Pageant Going to New York Wayfarer,” a mammoth religious production, written by Dr. J, E Crowther, of Seattle, and which -has been playing to capacity audiences here for the last 20 days, will be pre sented in New York in October. This was announced Thursday by officials of the Methodist Centenary exposition here, who declare “The Wayfarer” to be the greatest relig- |ious pageant ever produced in this country. More than 2,500 persons took part in the pageant here. ENGLISH NEWLYWEDS SCORE MARRIAGE TAX LONDON, July 11,—The newly- weds of England are uniting In a [protest against the marriage tax which exists despite the fact that | few e it. If a single m $645 1 dividends or a woman amount they but if they n house they pelled to pay » immediately co a tax of $84.75, While the officials admit the in- justice of the system they also de- clare that it cannot be remedied unless a new provision is made in the next budget BILLION SPENT FOR BOOZE IN ENGLAND LONDON, July — 11.—Approxi- mately $1,300,000,000 was spent on intoxicants in the United Kingdom during the past year, acec to ord in the his 1. penditure ulcohollc liquors | August, 1 to the first of} the present year amounted to ap-| proximately $4,875,000,000, or about $500 for each family of five. MAN I$ HURT WHEN AUTO SMASHES TREE; driven by Charles Hen- on, Ballard 1 tree at Fifth ave place late Thursday evening, auto was smashed and F badly cut. Mrs. Henson and M Henson, who were i nthe car, were not injured. An auto 52064 ave, rammed The | 1221-Third Av *COR.UNIVERSIT Y- which a big shipment of drugs was Terms to suit your individual requirements, U. 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