The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 18, 1919, Page 19

labor conference created by > TAINT WeAVY is: IT HOLD IF ‘You GET TRED IS YouR MA GONNA MAKE. ICE CREAM? FOODS ARE FRESHER SPECIAL On Bananas and Cantaloupes. Watermelon, Ib 4c STALL 11 Sanitary Mkt. Lower Floor. THOMPSON’S MARKET STALL 26 “*NTARY wanker STALL 26 LOWER FLOOR FAIR TO ORGANIZED LABOR Good Meats and Lower Prices Lamb Chops, Ib 25¢ | Pot Roasts .....15¢-20¢ Boiling Beef, lb,...12%%¢ Shoulder Lamb, Ib...18¢ Bologna and Liver Sugar-cured Bacon.. 20¢ SERVE FISH DURING HOT WEATHER Gives more nutriment than meat without heating the blood. BUY FISH FROM US and you may rest assured that they are STRICTLY FRESH. PHILADELPHIA FISH MARKET STALL 10 LOWER FLOOR SANITARY PUBLIC MARKET The Cleanest Fish Market in Senttlc BEGINN’S BAKE SHOP SANITARY PUBLIC Always Dependable STALL 102 Sanitary Public Market First Avenue Floor You can’t equd! either of the following combinations else- where in Seattle 1 Ib. Best Fresh Churned Butter and 1 Ib. Red Can Hill’s Coffee $1.05 Only 1 order to a customer. 1 Ib. Best Fresh Churned Butter and 2 cans Carna- tion or Co-operative Milk 84c Only 1 order to a customer. Other Big Specials YUKON MEAT CO. Stalls 30-32-34 Lower Floor Sanitary Mkt, Lemons, don. Oranges, doz. Cantaloupes, New Potatoe: Cherries, Ib. MARKET Pure Foods STAL Sanitary Market——Lower Fleer, FASSBINDER’S LIBERTY DELICATESSEN Lower Floor Hot Home-baked | Fancy small Ripe Home-made Ham Loaf, Ib. 20c | 20c | 35¢ All Kinds Pickles, Olives, Cold Meats, Salads, Etc. m= STOP! Seeing is believing—so stop tomorrow at SIEGEL’S BARGAIN COUNTER 1519 First Avenue Entrance to Sanitary Public Market. See our goods and be convinced that we can save money. Saturday’s specials include the following: : $1.75—“Can’t-Bust-’Em” Bib Overalle— S17 Union-made. These Overalls are going fast, 2 pairs to a customer. Buy while you have the nce. MEN" and others | PANTS, nalo prioe., DL oO | worth 40. ee 3.00 B ERALLS, | bow, youthe’ at... BL oO 1 CHILDREN’S DRESSES, fous fabri to 16 UNION SUITS, short and long sleeves; Egyptian $1 -00 and derby ribbed.... 85c sorted colors and fabrics, $1.50 and... MOLESKIN UNDER- WEAR, worth $2.00, at.. LINEN DUSTERS, worth $1.25, sale 50 c golf and negligee. . 7 FRENCH price MEN’S AND Boys’ Outlines Plans for World Labor Meeting in October RODMAN HEADS WESTERN FLEET 1523% First Ave.—Sanitary Market ¥ Best Bread in the State FAIR To Organized Labor. worth $400, at... DoeOO tn Busts crete, at, COC | t 25c CHILDREN’S UNDER- WEAR, sale price. DERWEAR, fiber and others, SHIRTS, work, dress Aes $1.25, TENNIS SHOES, going fast at WASHINGTON, July 18.—(United} to draw up definite laws which will | embody that principle so it can be| Press)—Plans of the international the | peace treaty, when it convenes here | _ Shotwell, i for its first meeting next October, were outlined today by Dr. James T. American representative on the organizing committee of the conference. This meeting, he declared, will be the first step taken in accordance with the peace treaty on behalf of labor. Shotwell, head of the history division of the American peace com- Mission, commented on these four major questions to be taken up by the conference: 1. An eight-hour day thruout the world. “In the treaty all powers have agreed to acceptthe principle of the eight-hour day,” said Shotwell, “but the conference will undertake The very nex’ time you're out Tidin'--go round by 25rd and East Union (where the 23rd ' Ave. car rounds the corner on its home stretch) an’ see the dandy new store the Seattle Drug’s moved into _ The ladies'11 'preciate being treated to Chief Nut Sundaes--and you can get “SUM” of that new “NUT HOUSE BRITTLE,” to take along an’ sweeten the ride--- Ki and applied by each nation, and prepare a detailed treaty to make the obliga: | ons reciprocal.” 2. State help to remedy unemploy- ment, “The peace treaty,” he said, “provides that each nation provide remedial legislation with reference to unemployment. The conference in October will discuss definite laws.” Plans for Women 3. Women in industry, “This is to be taken up with reference to three separate problems,” Shotwell stated. “First, safeguarding the health of mothers obliged to work for their liv- ing. It ts proposed to prohibit their work for a certain period before and after childbirth. To provide for a mother’s maintenance during the pe- riod si is not permitted to work, each nation will be required to cre- Ks ®& maternity fund. The second will be enforcement of prohibition of night work for women, and, third, consideration of women in dangerous trades.” 4. Chidiren In industry. “The main question Involved here,” he said, “is the prohibition of child labor up to 14 years. There is a definite clguse in the treaty, stating that no coun- try shall be asked or required, as a result of any of these annual labor conferences, to lessen any of the pro tection accorded to its workers by law.” The organizing committee, Shot- well stated, has cabled a long series of questions to each member of the league of nations about its existing and proposed laws on these matters, Ansewers are now arriving. Four delegates from each nation in the league of nations will be sent to the conference, he said—two rep- resenting the government, one rep- {resenting capital, and the other la- ,or. They may be accompanied by | technical experts, who will not have pe vote, advertis- |, When you think of | ing, think of The Star. THE MASTERPIECE PHONOGRAPH | Factory Price $80 Dealers’ Price $275 Difference $195.00 WHO GETS IT???? Not the Local Dealer Nor his salesman Nor the wholesaler Nor his salesmen Nor the distributor Nor his salesmen Nor the factory Nor their salesmen And certainly not you— But they all (e: ‘ou pay you) get their share of it. the shot. BUY DIRECT AND KEEP THE DIFFERENCE $70.00 instead of $200.06 $80.00 instead of $275.00 MASTERPIECE PHONOGRAPHS Seattle Sales Store 1214 Fourth Avenue—Near University REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS In order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which is the lightest and strongest plate known, covers very Uttle of the roof of the mouth; you can bite corn off the cob; guaran- teed 15 years. EXAMINATION FREE‘ $15.00 Set of Teeth.. 0.00 Set Whalebone $8.00 Crowns $8.00 Bridgework . $2.00 Amalgam Filling. All work guaranteed for 15 years. ning and get teeth same day. La alt gmt ee Most of our presen atients, whos Be ad fs still satnte who have ‘our_work. You are in the right place, Open Sundays From 9 ¢: Samples of Our Plate and Bridg Painless Extracting Have impression taken in the Examination and advice free, ¢ Work. We Stand the t patronage is recommended by our giving good satisfaction, Ask our When coming to our office, be sure Bring this ad with you. 0 12 for Werking People OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS ag UN weegiry pe Opposite Vraser-Patersen Co, 2,100 Officers and 43,000 Men in Pacific Armada WASHINGTON, July 18.—The Pa- elfic fleet, which ts due to reach Pu- | get Sound waters on Sept. 15, ts un der command of Admiral Hugh Rod- |man. Vice-Admiral C, 8, Williams is | Second In command. ‘The total per sonnel is 2,100 officers and 43,000 men. ‘The flagship is the battleship New | Maxico~—the first electrically driven battleship ever built. The fleet is composed of 14 battle- ships, 11 cruisers, one cruiser tender, 110 destroyers, seven tenders, 14 sub- marines, two minelayers, 12 mine Sweepers, one repair ship, two hos- pital ships, three supply ships, seven fuel ships, one target repair ship, 11 tugs and one radio repair ship—in all 197 vessels. These are divided into two battle- ship squadrons, one criiser squadron, two destroyer squadrons, a subma- Tine detachment, a mine detachment and a train, The battleships are: ‘The New Mexico, Virginia, New | Jersey, Rhode Island, Georgia, Ne braska, Vermont, Wyoming, Arkan- sas, New York, Texas, Arizona, Idaho and Mississippi. ‘The cruisers are: The Seattle, Chicago, Cleveland, Denver, Marblehead, Machias, Vicks- burg, Montana, North Carolina and Pueblo, The train is composed as follows; Flagship—Cruiser tender Minneap- olis; repair ship Vestal; hospital ships Comfort and Mercy; supply ships Rappahannock, Glacier and Ceitic; fuel ships Arethusa, Maumee, Kana- wha, Neches, Brutus, Vulean and Mars; target repair ship Nanshan; tugs Iroquois, Ontario, Sonoma, Un- daunted, Dreadnaught, Aspinet, Mo- have, Sea River, Brant, Cardinal and Sand Piper and the radio repair ship Saturn. Many of the destroyers and mine sweepers are stili overseas, and the full complement of these craft will not go with the fleet thru the Pan- ama Canal, but will join it later. | SWITZERLAND SEEKING | LEAGUE HEADQUARTERS PORTLAND, Ore. July 18.—Swiss ideals of liberty and justice make Switzerland the logical place for headquarters of the league of na tions, declared Hans Sulzer, Swiss minister to the United Sfates, in an address here, He sald Switzerland believes the league will better humanity, and is| |proud that Geneva has been chosen | as the seat of the league. {HALT MURDER TRIAL WHILE JUROR WEDS) Lazar Peter Vucanovich, trunk| manufacturer and a member of Supe- |rior Judge Michael Roche’s jury | panel, asked the judge to excuse him for three weeks. He was asked why. “Well, judge,” he answered, “I re on getting married.” When.” ‘Well, sues I figure on getting Where?” Well, judge, I figured on beyiaRi Vhere’s the bride?” Well, judge, I’m figuring on her being outside.” Vucanovich stepped outside and re- |turned with Miss Cella Jacono, 180 Gough st, The ceremony was per- formed in the presence of 12 jurors itting in amurder case, Willigm B. Sullivan, secretary to Supreme Jus- tice Henry Melvin, acted as best man. SECRETARY HOUSTON IS MOTORING ALONG COAST GRANTS PASS, Ore, July 18— David F, Houston, secretary of ag- riculture, with Mrs, Houston and a party of friends, are motoring south to Sacramento today. With them is Austin B, Fletcher, California state highway engineer. The party motored Eureka. Houston here from expressed great under construction, HUNS KILL MOTHS interest in the Pacific highway, now) — Baked Before Your Eyes in Our New Tile- Lined, Revolving Oven Look for the Card and buy where it is displayed. STRAW HATS for the DRESS PANTS, summer shades .... $1.75 an 10c Cy» More Bargains at our Upstairs Storeroom, Ask about it, CORNER PUBLIC MARKET Full Cream, Choice Cream Brick, Sharp Jack, 13¢ Ib., BUTTER Fresh Washington Creamery, Ib. Nase bs. 25¢ BIG CHEESE SALE! EGGS Fresh arrivals 48c Doz. PEANUT BUTTER Made before 1 8c 77/2 2 pounds Lbs. Pu Cane SUGAR From 8 to 12 o'clock only Cooperative or A Carnation Milk... Cc guaranteed. Limit 2 cana Stalls 1-3-5 Stalin 102- 103-105 GREEN’S BUTTER STORE «20%: Soap, hag a4 White, 6 ba: Pencils, Fabe ° Others 28 Economy Market 17 Pike Place Market CARNATET LSC rset! rower Foor. It’s the skill in the make— Plus the Rotary Bake. co Fresh bee fe omy mee At Wholessle. Brice Every Day. STAR MEAT MARKET STALLS 10-11 FCONaYS BArser STALLS 10-11 EAT BEEF *"%"s," PORK DOWN Price of EXTRA SPECIAL Legs Mutton ......20c| Boiling Beef. .10-12'/c Pot Roasts ...121-15c|Bacon ........... MT. VERNON BUTTER STORE 1521 PIKE PLACE MARKET—MAIN FLOOR Full Cream Chee: Best Jersey Butter, per pound .. per pound Wheel Swiss Cheese, Ib....65¢ | Block Swiss Chee: Fall Line Butter, Eggs, Cheese. Quality Always the Best. PURITAN MEAT MARKET STALL 45 "2NEr MR" STALL 45 LOWER FLOOR Big Saturday Specials on all lines of MEATS Follow the crowds to PURITAN MEAT MARKET STALL 45—Economy Market, Lower Floor—STALL 45 WE CASH PAY CHECKS See it made at ROTARY BREAD SHOP 1501 Pike Place Head of Farmers’ Row. R. JABBER ">" Pike Place Market, Lewer Floor Yakima Gem Potatoes, special Saturday only, 2.25 per sack, delivered, or 12 2he Onions, 4 Ibs. Cabbage, per ib White Navy Bean CARNATION MILK 13¥2c Stalls 44-27 Economy Market COFFEE! aT ONE CENT cur “Supreme Blend” makes that an honest fact— One Cent Per Cup 50c Per Pound 3 Ibs. $1.45 114 lbs. 75¢ 45¢ Royal or Price's Baking Powder for ... Pure Cocoa, Ib Pure Chocolate, Ib. Specials Regular 50¢c Mixed Candies, lb...30¢ 01 Regular 80¢ Chocolates, lb. .50¢ Peanut Brittle, lb .25¢ STRICTLY PURE AND FRESH. CA N DY Made in our own factory. ALL KINDS STRICTLY FRESH CAKES, each...50¢ BRE A Our BREAD cannot be duplicated— best ever; 10¢ and 15¢ loaves. HOT ALL DAY. See “Loop the Loop” Demonstrated in Window. THE ATHENIAN BAKERY 1517 Pike Place—Pike Place Market (will not bake out) 35e Rogers’ Baking Powder 25¢ Good Tea, pound “(Green or Black) M.A.HANSEN Stall 40, Economy Market First Avenue Entrance _ MURRAY’S MEATS — Better in Quality—Lower in Price OUR OWN SAUSAGE FACTORY,UNDER EXPERT SUPER Murray Meat Co. Washington Corner Market n Mark s Not in the Trust—Our Prices Prove It j Best Westinghouse MAZDA LAMPS 25 and 40 Watts VELVET EDGE SHARP sHOr Sharpen All Kinds Safety Razor Blades, Scissors, Knives, ete. SUGAR STALLS Every Day STONG GOES THE Limi These Prices Good for One Week. VAN CAMP’S PORK AND BEANS—35ec sie, 25¢; 25c size. 45c CAN ROYAL BAKING POWDER.. 45c CAN INSTANT POSTUM ... 55c CAN GOLDEN WEST COFFEE. 5-LB. CAN M. J. B. COFFEE 10-Ib. pail Karo Syrup......00¢ $1.25 Broom .... $1.00 Good Broom . Mason Fruit Jars— Pints, 80¢ dozen; quarts, 88¢ dozen; %-gallon .. $1.25 3 doz. best Fruit Jar Rings. 25¢ Mason Jar Caps, dozen .25¢ 3 pkgs. Teco Pancake Flour 25¢ Aunt Jemima’s Pancake Flour Holly Milk, can Stall 378B—Econemy Market 20c can Del Monte Tomato Sauce for 2 pkgs. Grap 20c can Karo Syrup.. Campbell's Soup, can. ue can Corn or String B or White Soap .. 5 bare Naptha Fresh Soda Crackers, é 35e fancy assorted ese pound Fresh Gral a ers, ‘b. Fine Ginger Snaps, ib. 4 lbs. Rolled Oats. 2 cans Del Monte Pumpkin. ' 3 pkgs. Corn Starch 30c pkg, Citrus 35c pkg. Sea Foam Powder. 20c can Pink Salmon. 15¢ can Minced Clams. uu 3 Ibs. Siam Head Rice 3 pkgs. Washingt 60c M. J. B. Tree Tea Spaghetti Pramas oe STONG’S ECONOMY GROCERY =i ?*-e-ur Market—Lower Floor _ 35e can Tuna Fish. 3 pkgs. Cream of Barl 16¢e pkg. Corn Flakes . 2 pkgs. Post Toasti 2 pkgs. Shredded Wh for .. 4 big boxes 30c pkg. Malto Meal 6-Ib. rolls Toilet Paper GREAT DOINGS AT SHOE-TERIA No. Pike Place Market DQWNSTAIRS Next to sugar stat Downstairs Rents and Prices Are Lower EXTRA SPECIAL WHILE THEY LAST BOY SCOUT SHOES, sizes | CHILDREN’S SKUFFERS, 9 to 11, : $1 95 ny sizes, $1.85 $2 25 at . Ladies’ White Mercerized | School and Dress Shoes, for boys and growing girls— Pumps and Strap Slippers, in various heels and styles, $2.40, $2.80, $3.20, $3.80 at $1.60, $1.80, $2.20, $2.40 Ladies’ White Mercerized and $2.80. Ladies’ Dress Shoes in High Cut Shoes, in Cuban, Louis and low heels, at fous styles, $3.80, $4.40, $4.80, $2.20, $2.40, $2.80, $3.40, $3.80, $5.40 and $5.80, Ladies’ Comfort $2: 50 An excellent value in fine $2.80, $3 80, ° Nu-Buck, $5.80! $4.80, $5.80 And up. pair In spite of “Cut Price” oe tet PRICES ARE SHOE- TERIA No. 1 Pike Place Market—DQWNSTAIRS—Ne=t to Sugar Stall Bi tan; P ealt and pes farm, ‘The injury was discovered when the mother went to the infant's crib in the morning, The baby’s face was swollen, The mother picked 17- YEAR- OLD L LOCUST BALLY CRICKETERS KILLS BABY IN PENN SIDESTEP TO GAME|< Royal Naval college team, The ma- shines all made safe landings on the cricket grounds. | FREE DOCTOR } E2x-Government Physician LONDON, July 18—German pris-| READING, Pa, July 18.—The bite]it up and found the locust in the oners are employed in exterminating | of a 17-year locust caused the death | clothing. Physicians worked over the moth pest in several orchards|of the 2-month-old baby of Mr. and | the child for several hours in a vain near Sittingbourne, Mrs, Warren Kunkel. of Kempton| effort to save its life OSBORNE, Eng., July 18.—Using five areoplanes in two relays, a cricket team of the Royal Air Force flew here from Gosport to play the After rejecting a young man noth. ing is calculated to make a girl 80 weary as to learn that he has mar- ried disgustingly well. AVE, 169 WASHINGTON 8° RIGHT DRUG CO. STORES Leek fer the Free Dector