The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 16, 1919, Page 12

TH | Germans Who'll Go to Peace Meet McAdoo Replies to Private Ownership Railroad Critics BY W. G. M’ADOO . . f Who Recently Resigned as Director General of the United States Railroad Administration, (Write The railroad problem is today one of the if the most, important and vital de question facing the rican people. Our wel prosperity depend solution immediately time I nor Newspaper I Associa most not mestic —— EDITOR'S NOTE.—The fol lowing article by W. G. Me Adoo. | wartime director general of rail is his first ind ‘oper say at the present am neither an advocate wn opponent of government ownership But while my } government operation tendency is against govern- a ment ownership and in avor "of a wisely regulated private ownership under strong control, | am frank to s at I am not af overnment _ Ownership should experier prove that it is the be: as the senate ¢ hear at first ty } for wanting five more y o fed ederal gained | e test, ution of the pro s TEST PERIOD n Ame FIRST, the roads for twenty mon the end of that time SECOND, no a DIFFIC U LTIES ae AD Where the interests of the a8 they unavoida it to serve. This is not theory Already. signs of the ‘Then, too, were the eft fficulty a made to cooperation o “Present law to ca Ment. Already many + i Some opponents of the » ; the ground that | Be insufficient to pay until six months later If increased freight and passenger rates had gone into effect Panuary 1, 1918, at the same time as the wage increases, there Would have been no deficit. ‘They also forget that the govern completely paralyzed and wh their history was upon them. It cost the Clear up the congestion and get the U. S. REDUCED DEFFIC IT ‘They also forget that blizzard follc to overcome thei steel and of other supp added expenses a Mued under private ¢ fo be increased. Pri ly, and the deficit wou " ent management Under peace conditions, and trol assured, it should be poss Conditions and to effect such e iwer and freight, ought to ly economies can be eff Bticed under diversified con @ mile for riding in slee wemoved, and other restrict ring. No disaccommodation will result to the traveling « the extension of the period of federal Whether return to private control can be obtained within twenty-one months, and whether roads could be ope ing the discussion by 1920 presidential can Neither contingency | from the conclusion tt ‘extended for five years or th dn the near future, to take th fem Prior to the prior to the assump WANT SI SLACKER WiLL DISCHARGE | ALIENS EVICTED 8, 000 LEWIS MEN The Mi Men of Washingt @re circulating petit De sent to the nati ing congress Viding for + iho renounced their citizen rder to escape -nilitar The action peech by Cla November. ure to pre discontent a > Sgainet the menace Judge J Breseman ele: & guest at the Clared that he introduced b Of Washington for such action Here a who ar coun wed blizzard, and that t cost muck ce of coa operation ha fa 4 have been greater, perhaps, than unde UNDECIDED ON ‘MANAGER PLAN or ni rated wu cont eve Port of deportatic was prompted by a nce I ; Solomon Kaimi, Who Tried to Eat Wife, Released N FRANCISCO, Jan Kaimi, t Stanle t from But THIRD FLU VICTIM IN FAMILY | Kaimi , beet . a E Jack %. Brown, er ..4 mr “ fem. ih ird ¢ tis Millions in Coin ISS Sie ite cna tia enn for Hohenzollerns DRAMA LOVERS. HEAR E SEATTLE STAR THE BON MARCHE 100 Pairs of Women’s Cape Kid Gloves—Good Values Growing Feet Require Careful Attention A mother’s watchful eye is always or the lookout to see that son’ Special 95c a Pair and daughter’s feet are shod so that they are comfortable and at the same time look smart. Every mother can feel assured if her children’ —A | that will induce many women to buy Glove foot-needs are attended to by our Shoe Sections, the problems of growth, enough for a season ee ee ee rhe Glove é mostly white and pearl white with a small Boys’ Shoes $4.50 lot of tans and grays included. Some are slightly soiled and Russia Leather and Gunmetal Shoes for dress ome have been mended, but the values are very good. 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