The evening world. Newspaper, June 28, 1912, Page 9

NO DOCK STRNE SA SHPPNG ME READY TO CONFER Official, Declares Longshore- men ‘Too Weakly Organized for Sympathetic Walkout. The posstdility of a sympathethic strike by the 100,000 longshoremen In this city being called to support the threatened strike by the Atlantic Coast Beaman's Union, the Marine Firemen's Union, the Coal Passers’ Union and the Stewards’ Union was denied to-day by H. H. Raymond, President of the American Steamship Association and Vice-President ami General Manager of the Consolidated Steamship Company. A conference will be held late this afternoon between the representatives of the steamship companies and George 98! "Bolling, secretary of Seamen's Unton, and James Vidal, retary.af, the Marine Firemen’s Union. An effort will be made by the unton men to effect an agreement with the steamship compantes, who have, made known already their determination not to renew any of the agreements with the unlons, all of which expire the end of this month. “The threat of a general strike of the Jongshoremen {# impracticable,” said Mr. Raymond to-day, “for the reason that the longshoremen are too weakly organized to make such an arbitrary move. The steamship men have no pro- test against union labor, but they do object to having the unions dictate the managements of the ships, for that 1s practically what their demands mean. It ‘Would mean a mutinous condition on the sea, and where would the captains be how could they control such @ situa- ton? “Steamship men realize what a sertous matter a general strike among the long- @horemen would be, but such a thing Is @bsurd. Hiiminating the matter of the Possibility of that, has any representa- tive of any of the many local untons of ‘the lohgshoremen made any regular pro- test to the steamship men? WENY QUARTERS UNSANITARY OR FOOD POOR. “Tn the demands made on us by the ‘Atlantic Coast Seamen's Union we deny their allegations as to the unsanitary @ondition of the quarters and the poor food on our ships. We will not grant @n increase of pay. At the conferonce this afternoon, to be held in the Old Dominion ine offices, we will make every effort to reach a settlement with the men. In my reply to thelr letter to me I did not refuse to employ the union men or to give them falr treat- ment. All their complaints will be Ustened to with deep consideration for the men. What more can we do than that? We shall stand firm on our refusal to renew any of the agreements as they stand at the present time." ‘George C, Bodine, when aeen in his offices at No. 1 South street, sald that while his union and the affiliated organ- izations had, requested the aid of the rt had been dissatisfied for a long time with tho conditions under which they work. “They have recetved a great deal of encouragement from the recent strike in England,” said Bodine, “The men there were not as Ml organized as here and were successful. A general in- crease of pay for all scales of labor 4s what the longshoremen want, I be- eve if the steamship compantes refuse to recognie ovr union, which ts practl- Yoally the meaning of thelr refusal to re- new their agreements, that all the long- @boremen in the city will walk out. They began posting circulars on the docks yes- terday telling their members that should we strike it was the proper time for them to take action. “The letter sent to us by Mr. Ray+ mond was a very non-committal epis- tle which in my opinion effort to sidestep the issue a break our agreements befor of June, I replied and asked for a conference,” eee a Mikado Kecelves Dr. E! TOKIO, June %,—President-Emeritus Ettot of Harvard University to-day was received in imperial audience by the ‘Mikado. Special FOR JUNE GRADUATES To-Morrow Saturday, June 29th Guaranteed 23 Jewels () Adjusted Soltd 14-Karat .GOLD This will be the greatest sale 2s-K. Gold We ka 2 aia: Gret them. They can factory and) we. will money on request, N orders filled. horemen, he knew that these Krol UXTH + AVE.19770 207 Our Summer Delivery Service to the Seaside In New York's Shopping Center and Other Resorts Is Now in Operation. Misses’ $10, $12, $13.50 and $15 Summer Frocks, $7.50 Though you are to count the A money savings of great importance, we / want to impress upon you that these dresses are of a style excellence that brings them far above the standard of the regular prices. 7 Third Floor, in sizes 14 to 18 years, v able for women of small_build. Misses’ $6.50 to $7.50 "5 00 Summer Dresses..... Smart tailored frocks of pure linen; also ihe new models of striped tissues and voiles, with all the most attractive collar and coatee effects; sizes 14 to 18 years. Juniors’ $7.50 5 95 Frocks for.... New button front models of French linen, with large cut collar, prettily embroidered; sizes 13 Girls’ Striped tissue, gingham and chambray, all Dresses smart tailored styles with Dutch neck, peplums and various cut collars, prettily trimmed; in sizes 6 to 14 years. 00. (| Sts.8*"1 95 .. 5.95 made of galntea and khaki, with Dainty models of sheer embroidery and lawns, pretty in self or contrasting shades; insertions, with Val. lace and ribbons; in sizcs 6 to 14 es 6 to 20 years. lenathe | Misses’ $2.95 | 95 Tub Skirts... ° All new models of cordeline, linen and khaki, with girdle t inch bem; button trimmed; lengths 3? Misses’ $19.75 Lingerie Dresses. Handsome creations of embroidered voile and batiste, handsomely embellished with Val. and cluny lace; in sizes 14 to 18 years. $1.50 Coats and $4 Middy Blouses. For girls and mis: various smart collars also numerous middies of new design in years; full pleated or gored skirts to match; 23 to S1inches. At $1. ; 1975 Misses’ $25.00 Traveling Suits of men’s’ wear serge, braid bound; the S@-inch coat a smart cutaway style, with notch collar; lined with au de cygne: new model skirt, braid, trimmed. Clearance of Suits up to $29.75 Clearance of entire stock of spring suits. Special Saturday Sale of Women's 75c Dainty Neck Fixings,50c Comprising sleeveless guimpes, shadow and plain nets, with elastic bands to hold firmly at waist line, Styles that are in great demand at the regular price of 75c; special at 50c. : 7 Main Floor. 75c Robespierre Collars with Jabots, 50c Some of satin with net jabot, others of dainty wash materials with net jabots. 50c White Plain Net Chemisettes, 25c oN ————————————— eee e 9 : Children’s 75¢ Guimpes, 39c;Boys' Wash suits Made of superior quali vi) v £ on Tinned with lace Hag 5) Sad the oka” ilauhinont van for Warm Weather 8e rx) 0 14 years. Children's 50c.-75c. Straw Hats Saturday at 25c. Most Wonderful. Showing of Untrimmed)";: Hats for Mid-Summer Wear it $1.48 Untrimme Last Great H Day |, Saturday Sale: Season | The Wise Men Will Be Here To-Morrow to Choose from 1164 Suits that formerly sold at $25. And Pay 809 Suits that formerly sold at 930... soaca ae $ 367 Suits that formerly sold at $35.. +i This is our regular once-a-season Choice-of-the-House sale—the clothing event of the year. There is selection at $15 from any of the following: Full Dress Suits, 2 piece suits, 3 piece suits, Tuxedo Suits, Cravenelles—Rai ncoals and Top Coats, etc. All the newest fabrics in every size. Mostly Suits from the famous House of Kuppenheimer. A Rousing Sale of Men’s Hot Weather Shirts and Neckwear $2.00 Silk and Linen Shirts, $1.35 A choice lot of shirts that have beets seduced for quick disposal, An ideal i made of light summer weight silkand-diqea in the noel aranted stripes, Allene cout node Mad eaee ne popular goft French cuff now x0 muck a vogue. “The wise man will stock up, for this is not an every-day oor, $1.50 Woven Madras Shirts, 95c A great shirt offering—a chance to buy @ i the shirts i i ho bi good shirt cheap. The shirts in question are made of ji il percales in all this wfason's colors und patterns, Light und dark grounds with ete contrasting colors. Coat models and Inundered cuffs, Sizes 14 to 17 us New 50c Summer Neckwear, 25c An endless assortment of cotars atterns, Plai ipes, ¢ reason snes tment of catags sud Patterns W Pain colors stripes crons stripes, bars and dots in this EF Second Floor, © sg have two pairs of trousers. ‘© active small boy ever had too spp About six, hundred straw hats, also peanut straws trimmed with colored many wash suits, vogp eden vidi ribbon, And no little prince of the house of C7 Second Floor, Children's $1.98 to $3 Pique Coats Saturday at $1.39) plenty had wash suits that look better or Made of imported pique, some trimmed with fast edge embroidery, other| Wear better t hand embroidered; all new, nifty mddels; 6 monthstoS years | You can ci ee But why? reales, ginghams, khakis, all cs. in suite for boys of from 3 to® suits for boys from 6 to 10 yearn An : wa sul ehectre ee” 986 da Hats at 75c Lan / B = = A Manufacturer’s Enti g Surplus Stock of 1.265 This advertixement MUST BE MAILED OR nv ATE to be rewarded before July Sth, CUIARLES A. KEENE 180 Broadway; New York | OVEN GATUBDAY UNTIL 6 O'CLOCK, orn FOR GIRL OR BOY GRADL- | With black button trimmings in very dainty styles; Saturday only at 28¢ each. $1.50 Silk Auto Caps at 98c made of beautiful quality rib silk, in two tone shades; made ina style decidedly smart and sure to please fastidious and fashionable dressers. Not only com- fortable for auto wear, but most desirable for steamer or trolley. Ses: Several handsome shadings to choose from. Each cap two dainty pins to attach a veil if desired. $2 and *2.50 Waists Right at the day when waists will be most in demand $] wide black velvet flanges, cach 75c. we spread out the most wonderful collection of dainty blouses New York has seen this season...... pane Sek eae The materials—Daintiest, finest, sheerest lawns that simply breathe coolness. They are combined with real Irish crochet, and imported embroidery, All come in the very newest styles and wanted high necks; short sleeves; also some | ow necks, effectively trimmed with Val., crochet buttons and embroidery, A very dainty one among them is an imported dotted Swiss; it launders beautifull, Sleeves are effectively trimmed with footings of Val. laces; backs are all trimmed. EF Becond Floor. Specially Planned Sale Bathing | Suits for Men, Women &> Children| Perhaps the most interesting feature on this long list is a collection of Women’s Fine Silk Tailored Bathing Suits, $5 If we told you that the true price of these bathing suits was from €7.50 to 810 we would not exaggerate. We nous maker of silk dresses, They are carefi made as il they were party g a and messaline, Allo in the lot, but navy and bh ohair at this price, We call these garments bathing suit y Sizes 32 to 42, cy Third FI Women's Mohair Bathing Suits, $3.50 Women's Bathing Suits at $1.95 Ss els, with panel front, Of navy and black surf cloth, in numerous new styles, omer atyles—trimmed | trimmed with soutache and hercules braids. All sizes with fancy materials, are navy and black, | Misses’ and Children’ Bathing Suits, $1.25 Women's Bathing Suits at $2.25 to $4.50 In navy and black, regulation sailor collar and dutch They are the very styles you will like in a great variety, neck styles, embellished with contrastmg colored materials, | Everything from the #e! sible knitted one-piece suits for the All sizes little tots, to stylish suits for the misses, Women's Bathing Tights, 55¢ & 68c — cz secona Floor, Black, Jersey ribbed cotton, tight cuff knee, regular and extra sizes. Men's $1.00 2-piece Bathing Suits, 69c Modern light weight sweater knit, cut athletic ind shaped right, and will giv in blac 1 sense of the word, style, come in blue only, trimmed with red or white. Sizes 34 to 44. / Boys’ $3.00 Sweater Knit Bathing Suits, 91.95 Finest grade of worsted, Sizes 28 to 34, Boys’ Jersey Cloth Bathing Suits, 75c¢ $3.00 Sweater Knit Bathing Suits sweater knit, V neck, and cut Come in oxford only, trimmed with white. Made of good grade wool in the athletic style. Come in oxford only, Sizes 34 to 44$.....0.. 045 500 25c Rubberized Bathin, BAPRR OG nn eee GN Le ee 4 TY Main Floor, ‘sizes & to 7, eeaenens :19c | |has a | drawers, jeye sey) ee ace A RRR nn earrerererrranene ae ate snantesucomen 0 den brown, Copenhagen blu ) ‘on's wanted colors, so you can match any of the dain One of those sales that mark the time to lay in a season's supply of gloves. 98c Rubber Gloves These are gloves suitable for housekeepers or physicians.... While classed as seconds, we guarantee every pair Red and black; all siges. tion that will send people bouncing merrily this way to be water tight $8.95 320 inches | mirror, small top maple, ma- hogany and _ gol- jden oak finishes.§) ' 7 Fifth Floor. SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO., SIXTH AVE., 19TH TO 20TH ST., sur wide, 20-inch bird’s- We have pictured here four of the eight most-wanted shapes worn this season, all brand new and clever, and made up for this sale. In fancy white chip braid, with €F Main Moor, Clearing Sale of Misses’ and Children’s Trimmed School Hats, 58c Special! Women’s $1, 16-Button Length Silk Gloves, Saturday, 59c : , Look in the hem for the name It’s the greatest silk glove sale New York has known in many a day. pure silk Milanese weav hamois, pon ummer colors, ¢7 Muin Floor, $35 Brass Beds $1 7-95 February sale. thi seme quar- tered oak buf. fets left Made of all quarte sawed 0 well structed and good drawer arrangement. y are made uble finger ja, gray and "This isa rubber glove attrac- []! C7 Main Floor. Saturday | | | with pretty contrasting colors, others effective! Dainty Silk Parasols, $1.65 " : They’re the prettiest Perpacls you ever saw at $1.65 ° —the coverings are of pure silk—the colorings superb—the work- manship the finest—styles the very newest creations—the handles the handsomest you ever saw. Floor. Your choice of role. Wh uitiful taffeta ribbon border or ribbon inser- edge with any color of pure silk ilks, floral designs and too many You Have Never Been Offered Before Such mf Bargains in Leather Goods | WO immense purchases and one large i u ses ¢ sample li T _thrown out for Saturday's selling at pesca that wil caste the liveliest selling this or any other store hav seen for a decade. ™ 50c & 75c Belts at 25c aren Calf, suede and patent leather belts; plain or fancy; black and white, black and red, black and violet or black and tan; also plain’ brown, blue, green. and black; handsome buckles. W they last ? $1.00 Wash Bags, 50c delightfully smart; pique, Jinen and la edly effectiv ‘i ‘ cca ecksoed or tose Cheat Sample Leather Goods at Half Vanity Purses and Hand Bags, Tie Racks, PI c s. - % Woks: Manicure eth Toeriais’ Bolle’ Brush Etlo ip ee te eee and Collar Bags; large assortment too............ 25c to 7.50 4 White Shoes |SpecialsinOur ¢ Vegetable Really good shoes at the These beds are made with 2-inch posts| WI! and top rod, 10 1% fillers, bright or! satin finish, 4.6-4.0-3,6-3.0 sizes; over! White Canvas Button Shoes, 500 were sold the first week of our} $30.00 Quartered ,,}? Oak Buffet a~ 5 SYS IN NEW YORK’'S SHOPPING CENTER Reading and Sewing 95c Better shoes for the money Department are not to be had in Ne ork, C7 Sixth Floor, prices of the advertising kind:. iite Nubuck Button Shoes, $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00. $3.00. White Duck Pumps, $2.00 and $2.50. Duck | and $2.50, | White Duck Oxfords, $2.00 and $2.50, Colonials, $2.00 ATESSEN SPECIAL C7 sixth Ploor, Wafer Sliced olled feisious t Kind t DAIRY SPECIAL ahve aR 4 sint! New Grass Salo st xamined every two Eyeglasses, $1.98 ' i c t af arton #],98| BAKERY SPECIALS | co th Fi Drake’s Pot | Glassesaslowas..... cy Mal plain. ‘sin Pr citron; per ib,