The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 22, 1919, Page 3

“ These are the 24 Interr FOURTH a2 UNION Here’s a breezy, rollicking farce about what happens on the wedding night of one of two beautiful twins— ALICE BRADY in“HIS BRIDAL NIGHT” a million and ah Organizing Iron and sand Steam Fitte way Carmen of Amer CLEVELAND, Ob Ne and steel mill Approximately in Cleveland Ralsse, unic ton, Ohio. s to AgWatch Repaired by [tert he ster! corporetion plant Jones Is Always Right DENTISTS iy yee r ; Telephone Elliott 2607 THIRD AND UNIow deputy sheriffs duty ESTABLISHED 1875 SECOND AVE. AND PIKE ST. ESTABLISHED 1875 ph ten othe fn te Ba scoala. Men’s Semi-Annual Tie Sale! 95¢ $1.65 $1.95 $2.35 $3.95 Fine Silks From America, England, France, Italy and Switzerland Fashion These Ties Very Special 95e $1.65 $1.95 At this group of prices are shown many handsome “Four-in- hands.” They include heavy brocaded drapes, Jacquard pat- terns and many unusual weaves. Exceptional values at each price. Imported Ties Knitted Ties Special $2.85 Special $3.95 “- All the ties in this group are These are smart English ties, made of European silks, includ- including lace weaves, two ing many of the famous French tones, Jacquard weaves, cross prints. Truly exceptional val- and diagonal stripes and self & ues! figured stripes. MEN’S'SHOP, JUST INSIDE THE DOOR ft, t cording to Secretary W. % Foster of the National Commit rs Between 40.000 and workers on strike in ( was extima at 11 a m. tod according to reports here by unic Is and police Ww Car 400 out of 10,000 with a membership ¢ involved in the big steel Shipbuilders of America Employe ry Workers’ Internationa 50.000 ARE QUT STEEL MEN SAY IN OHIO STRIKE. steet_ | Continued From Page One 1 ay, anewered the strike At Kle down her # naid, but « Pittsburg—The polte 1329 FOURTH AVENUE tn plants, Union said th nicking “rall) wee af Indians Harber.Tntand Steel ccm tiful as one’s means will permit should be ' t no viol any sort he Carnegie com is a. Sabb einen i : 4 a s - - + oe pee i - liesment ef Aransgertithog poration eub- Ae pod — rer the ambition of everyone, this desire is particu- - = sidimries admitted that operations larly emphasized by the subtle approach of the | It is roughly estimated that there! hampered loner fitenide eventies are about 10 steel workers in| Hammond—Standard Steel Car g * - ry Allegheny county, so on the basis! company © has been i ‘ ¥ [Me:Dougall/outhwi [iio carees, Sr == py ep cctelens Bd i} 0 to 35, are on strike t 00 men are em | I] | few workers struck | claimed that most of the men wen yut Clairton, Pa., Homentead, Pa, | Braddock, Pa., and Duquesne, Pa Same situation as in Pittsburg | McKeesport, Pa.—Mul! peration; 3,000 civilians swe ge deputies Sharon, Pa All plants elk in pended in practically all plants. N estimate of men out pany’s 11 furnaces “cold.” ported out to be willing to treat with union at any time Ohio—AN mill ted out Pa.—All plants closed ported on strik Firmingham, Ala.—All four plant operating Milwaukee, Wis.—Al 1,800 worker claim less than one-fift union officials say eoetved no instruc Every employ plant said they would call a strik on September 20 at plants, unle conference demand in granted PENNSYLVANIA Monesson Steel District MONESSON, Pa., Sept. 22.—Al steel mills in the Donora-Monessor district wer Approximat strike, Altho many man appearec 0 today | | number was not sufficient to and cloned plants last night The plants affected are the Ameri and Wire t and Tin F DULUTH PLANT NOT | EFFECTED BY STRIK DULUTH, Minn pt En the head of the |] | stood to have vot pathy with the steel workers to strike in sym FIRST AID ng in every Our citizens must not forget their SALVAGE DEPT. JUMBLE SHOP phone ¥ 4512.5 Your Red is becoming r \ta whole * ly prepared and CIVILIAN RELIEF DEPARTMENT In now at General Headquarters, jJhaving moved from tho Central Building. THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, 24 Unions Banded for Strike in Steel Mills fe than 40 per cent continued n in Wives Ald Pickets Gary, Ind.—Work apparently sus | cent of the eng Chicago--Six of Ilinols Steel com-| No disorder was reported in the Joliet, 1 Most of the workers re- they "had not made a single arrest Warren, Ohio—Steet officials anid |COMmittee aided the police in keep-| Elyria, Ohio—Roth planta operat 3,000 work rding to unions; company All workers re-| were out. Plant offi 8" hundred kk 10,000 Men). Are Gut in| ans wor peccommence hen cs y 10,000 men went on | steel corporation here w for work, the companies decided the | clared that some of the men had perate | walked out n Steel and Wire Co, Pittsburk | officials s@id they had no comment he American |tg make. lakes were under- | "TEMBER 22, 1919. GARY'S MILLS | SILENT TODAY | Center of Steel Industry Is! | Gripped by Walkout | nyval Satisfactory Terms Alwavs THE ROTE-HANKINCO. OTTO F. KEGEL. President in the Calumet district an ported for I Store Hours from 9:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. wsuied by the of the ement was unsigned, but lare the situatior able,” and they were na # in eight of the 1% blast fur haces operated by the United States Steel corporation in the district were he wituation at the various plants! Claim 16,000 Out « Exposition and Sale of CRETONNES for Home Beautifying HILE the desire to have the home as beau- 2,000 that Manager } ent were at 1 machnery » Plate com Mulholland 1 perintendent, stated of the most effective ways is in providing attrac- tive draperies. Chicago—Inter State employing 1,00¢ EE aa operating as usual per cent We have assembled more than 5,000 yards of Domestic and Im- ported Cretonnes. with 75 per cent of their usual Their var are a tribute y and diversity of designs and colorings > the iggenious artistry of the textile world New pr and linens and very decorative effec -popular Chintzes—many ‘heavy tapestry effects are here for your approval the eve eaders el “la, ae a re Y engineers — jo! strikers, They declared that 85 per Cretonnes for the Living Room and Dining Room. A collection in which our purpose is to give the greatest possible return for your investment are priced 65¢, S5¢, $1.00, 61.25 to $2.00 the yard Bedroom Cretonnes introducing many new dainty designs in rése anQ blue, rose and gold, blue and brown, lavender and pink, are priced 35¢ to 85¢ the yard. Double-Printed Tapestry Cretonnes fgr the recushion ing of furniture—tmaking of slip covers and seat covers- are priced $1.25 to $2.00 the yard. cers employed in o|the Gary works were out. They stated this would tie up the plant |district today. Police officials said |In Gary, members of the citizens’ ing the crowd mov tee claimed to ha of 2,000, and gn |tolerate no disorde membership ix se Trouble was fr night, however worked today leave f The commit membership 4 they would The league's «| BUFFALO, N.Y than 200 workers 4, | Lackawanna There was no disorder at the plan MILWAUKE s)strike of em plant of the Illinois Stee! Co, went h | into effect this morping. Union off clala claimed all of the 1,800 men fifth of the men failed to appear We Are Here To Help You PUEBLO, Sept. 22.—The » Fuel and Iron wan extimated Furnish an Attractive Dining Room HE attractiveness, hospitality, the appropriateness of the Din- ing Room are influenced to such an extent by environment that thoughtful and studied procedure should be given to_ its furnishing. strikers gates this morning. There was no disorder CHICAGO. Sept 22.—(United »reax.)—Only old employes, countin: per cent of the wor atrine 1 theoms Every piece of furniture that enters into the dining room should be selected, first of all, because of its beauty and the har- mony it will contribute to the finished picture. were rey »| RIRMINGHAM, Ala The four plants of the Ur Ti ing today, altho union te rs de “The Grote-Rankin Company” shows unusuag? selections in modern Dining | Room Furniture, especially featuring the moderate in price. Thus, patrons who wish to hold their expenditures to small limitations may have every advan- tage of “The Grote-Rankin Company's” helpful service and of the unusual selec- tions for which this store is noted. Union heads declined to estimate the number out, and the company VANDERGRIFT, Pa., Sept. 22 About 30 per cent of the emple the American Sheet and Tin I works failed to report for work to- day, officials stated This week very attractive values are offered in Mahogany, Walnut and Oak | | | Dining Room Suites that are displayed on our Fourth Floor. ELTON, Pa JOHNSTOWN, Pa, Sept. 2 More than 80 cent of Cambrai steel worker . it is timated. Tho plant is not #0 serio ly 2 SBLO, Cole hut down t 7,000 MEN ARE IDLE | IN SHARON, PA., ZONE SHARON, Pa usand men Ww ango valley, as a n and steel strike, ac tary Coates, of the | tc union of the Amalgamated as |goclation, which declared that 75 per si es cent of the workers are on strike Nearly all foreigners employed by) Grote-Rankin Pike and Fifth the National Malleable Lron compa quit today, ee a he