The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 8, 1919, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1919 PAGE 3 HOW SEATTLE CITIZENS GOT STRIKE NEWS They Sure Looked Pleased to Get the Papers When the Police “Newsies” Reached MacDougall-Southwick Corner qi ; HOW THE STAR WAS PUBLISHED FRIDAY For first time t r 1a wenth ave. and ©, & newspaper has been inwued | t t Seventh ave. and work of sending the paper out on its mn of information thruout Se » aid in facilitating the work of 1t of The 4 off. Soldier guards innued in 1 crowd bution, the area tn f tiene to thé a Papers Go Fas anes began to and rext of onlookers ib ores Ct 1 et and loaded onto rah ‘ Preise ni trucks. A detail of mounted appeared ay an added ,ot policecnen, armed with a nm hand. The mount lowed the firet trucks arted out on th down aie ; towr Armed soldier and police wile aes guards accompanied Star employes : thruout the bunir section and inte A city, a , withou Draws Big Crowd aaliriorece sla -somnieekronrnd T of The Sta whe © guards handed out copies. The . 3 janue, was published by crowds “ate ‘em up : : + 1 r every depart Bully for The Star ‘Gimme one vs : 3 . ms ne Star have not | mister Well, they made good, all ens sich wi BA Hea A eit ‘ 3 ee ae ee Se Ee ~ eS esr Saeamaned right! and other jovial comments ie . IL d M A k: aie . apectacie of a newap r inwu-| were heard. \ Ca ROSS PRAISES Fre* 2 Hovee STATE TROOPS soc Fyne cosas aco TWO STERMY ord Mayor Asks | SUBWAY STRIKE es i strike, affore attraction to hun. |t ternoon, the audience finally de-} el j Chief of Miners dreds of Keath ey Bred: to part in eet oe ’ hi eoeied DUBL Spe Me —_ lord mayor 4 the United Mine Workers of Amér be that The & he management of The Star again dward Shortt, chief secretary for Announces that the paper will cor Pi Ireland ‘ jea, It waa announced today John lish an c As 4 fubiication thruout the ‘etr “5 _ den ot Sak te H. Walker, Danville, ll), was hin a a are Paty sage Sapa ghian 8 Wrcukede clan can be done to avert deplorat Soanee:., lanene..aeiinn Moe, Beant BY MILTON BRONNER sults? A)l. nationalists have re LONDON, Feb. 8.—An J.D. Ross, superintendent of the dent, J. L. Lewis, Springfield. 1)! NEW YORK, Feb. § California MORE LIBERTY LOANS EXPECTED Ww aanetsecherae pal 2 yaaa = Vl poner cit a erin ba secretary and treasurer, Wm. Green, Oregon and Washington boys of the SHING i ni , pri s been effected eee, Sremereet, Kaye. opt the worsen, Ohie I6let infantry sucrificed themeel row Wilson faces two stormy His reference to “imprisonm it is ace : dustrial war being 4 following statement today 3 ta r fearlessly in the Argonne and Bel pal ts te ae tte Rodina, Sores wo, ad eee “The city lighting department is gian front fighting a say Pah lea a yo 4 SHAFT T U § quarter century who has had a sec An cae fi \d in English jat While the subway strike was very proud today of its 400 mem This was the statement of Ch off, and ail electrical warlaan lain A. L. Weber, of San Franc 4 . © MARTIN propriated more than $36,./0d term has had one continuous back at their posts, annocieeaa bers. There has never been a test of BY Tt proy mor han $3 : 4 : who arrived on the French liner E«-| WASHINGTON, Feb. ¢ ‘orda 000,000.01 But the ending of the} raw! with congress in the final was made that a mass meeting asury department and the ed cancell years of his last term. Cleveland trades unions would be held today ‘ ‘true Americaniam in Seattle like the “ test that has teen placed on the pagne Friday of the tr tion of contracts ti Vighting department yesterday and 5 He paid high tribute to the fear. appropriations there shall bey iat he 22 cide wheth wide ger committes of taling mor an $2.000,000.000 | had it. Roosevelt had it. And now “The radicals were in control of (Special to The Star by N. FE. A.) ‘Three steamah enact th t tax 000,000 The ultimate total of| The reason ordinarily is that 5 fons reached an ~ allowed PARIS, Feb. 8—A -narble shaft is more than 2,000 officers al tube the unions, and they we t the $ ) rev: | such Jons would be about | president in the closing yearw of his) ¥ippaNKs. Alaska. Feb. § ment with government repre to go thru the department without to be erected at Iseoudun, in mem. from all parts of t hat w ‘ wwe S$ 0 r um ap: | second term no longer ha patronage | 00) he ol utives shortly before dawn, Ay) being molested and call out such ory of American ators who lost many of whom have ree er « ear and $4 propriated. This leaves $18,000,000,.| with wh to deal with congress. 7 agers has eget ment was thought to. Baan men as wished to go. They informed ; their liver in Frnace The majority were retur ear from ever Jual of the /000 as the net cost of the goverh.| Then, too, there is the finesse and *t by Lge ade Thursday night, but the Our men that they had instructions | Issoudun Js 200 miles south of | training camps or or ti t nt this year jockeying that preced Pewee Pree ning tiated by some to put out every union and non-|Paris. It had the largest American) The Espagne, from Bordeaux The rm-| Of this amount the pending tax! presidential contest. Added to ea tea tide subway organ union man from the job, and they ation training field in France. It brought 422 officers and men, includ ment 000,- | bi estimated to raise $6,070,-|1n Wilson's case, is that he face : suite ; a new confer- s ,000,. | 4 congress republican in both branches ‘ were told that they had a man’s| Produced moat of the American aces, ing three casu 4 p00 iKress repu Sised Job. Only about one-half dozen living and. dead of men from noi» and congressmen ray it won't and that he is suspected of harbor | WEAR SILVER BARS This re he tube worl 1 a y 0 i t eet lat Pennsylvania h i] The o ralve r 000,000,000, but if ing third term ambition Jeclining to work t responded and walked out. EF The monument. to be erected 1 EMG was taken during this month, will be built with funds viduals from many other states in third ax he amount. ita. sponsors| Wilson might have a better chance ONLY TO OBEY ORDER fren 1 1919 it will leave 2 BOSTO: Mass,, Feb. 8A grow:| who } been forced to sleep in thi night to pr 100,000,- if the republicar non-union home ing. them light and disaster by ect every donated by the Plane News their ranks per usiness or take their with makeshift transpor esume their no The Zacapa t sive leadership, but it} among men in the army CLEMENCEAU COMPELS _Sicer,th4 the Sexonia i422 otticers| penditures for, the tax-epending year) | Thin means two Liberty Hond is- the senate the lendecn are t wearing eflected at Ca p Devens, the light going. y man Aid his beat EQUIPPING PRISONERS ..... = Where in the rest of t age eae r hgland cantonment at ‘rave i agin t that it was diff! | (special to The & x.n.a) | Wild Rumor Says ; ane"Way to of: te. nilas ante Devers three: sliver ‘chevione | narciel aesbrstan: tt aaa cult to guard outside places for the| pARIG. Keb. § Clemo s he tax 000,000. Smoot says it wil in token of the year and demands was the threat of spent in this country in the present war men who stood by us 40 well and picnet to act when he approves 2, _housands Leave who believe in Americanism first alps gas . a etalon "E waa ble to find that a number |*esestion. The Frer a Here for Oregon paper, La Victorie, pleaded for relief . of wireless sets were in the posses | for Irrench prisoners arriving in| PORTLAND, Feb. &.--Among sion of the Kilbourne-Clarke Co. a s wild, unfounded stories that ha Tie thousands with clothes in tatters and Mr. E. C. Kilbourne and Mr. R.| 00) boots worn out brought to the lim: | hardly $3,000,000,000, but if it tations that will nith, representing the motor drivers, to call them out if the nment persisted in running amy) because they are| motor lorries for passenger ie fulfilment of an order, and that) The return to work of the @letes ig, the will be bond | comes in 1919, but in 1920. | leave the 1919 tax-spending year, con- more t to be raised by Let big business alor I wear these silver bars,” he is| ¢ th insues Give the countr high tective tariff been printed in some newspapers q ger oO company, were | the coun anent the Scattle strike " : ss there » the matter from the trical employes relieved a tense situr PS ae trad a are tory moma Next Mts," ARMY COMMISSARY POPULAR ___,."erresvs nro Sent Seah rh Me a! emesis Ue detiand worked si act night. oo |™PnS the premier had given of-| shed to Portland, overcre the This leadership v ontr 1, even | why we should be compelled to wear | =né threat to fi or impriosn ~ of tellgraph operators. We are HOW | was on hand to pee that hin ondep/® few wealthy residents of Seatt BY EDWARD M. THIERRY building has a conclergée—or janite ain on tia’ eine comeaniitee . rae wn, wie - informed the Kilbourne &| Wag obeyed, nt ie FMF Tha I Alt lh alas (N. E. A. Staff Correspondent) | She uned to be satisfied with a Up|in upsetting the acheme whereby. the Trains and Boats debdtigiob scared clube. in t “larke Co. will charge only for the the t food diet in the : on 4k atne ah So aed - ‘ estaurant and ie one gare Sueno chavue aha aee ae febulk of ta PARIS, Feb, 8—Hotel men, res. [Of 18 fran month. Nov old reactionary republican crows Leave on Schedule «on coe shee: cr with no charge CHILD NURSES FAMILY ; pe AA f é aie ice e jw a and get franes would have important committee All tralt . toad ine Sat The gene strike in Belfast waa 01 uments amine there taurant keepers and tradesmen in} phe army commissary in Paris ignments - gypsies " x work, and hundreds of individuals pengaharsgent i grate ended ment houses merenptre 101; PREM, The Y. M. C. A. commissary ul] make little difference. ‘The bulk of |C®'® ship Governor left for Cal Man oi ee oe oftered their services, and very few |¢4 his worth as a nurse recent If many come, however, they will by the peace confer-| ways crowds So:tb the ded Cross |tne comm ca hea © and | @* ports Friday ap nde Basaran PANE : 3 them 7 re looking for permanent |When his parents and Wm. Shoe-|find they must sacrifice sleeping |ence, are paying the freight peo dy nde he Red achat phe rcpviag uniwc: Hed eens na eet : I vening nr. howevers pub-\ 1 positions. Many reported for guard |M4#ker. a brother, were ill of influen- | quart to good meals. The latter) 1 away six weeks right after! The army commissary ix the most | they called themselves republican or |crat, David Walsh 1 that wan Be “ od a Rite Aaees et thee being.cld men, (2 hey were unable to obtain a| are plentifyl, but the former are ex-| tne armistice. When 1 got back I|popular. The civilian who ha dancaratic'? Whe alate that hve lia otcck ena an enee te aye have. Baty sletae aur who turned away disappointed, be | NUM, and the boy took care of the ceedingly scarce. found my hotel room would be 18]| officer friend is fortunate. But it's | republicans from democrats no long. |ed citizen. On Wilson | jeader tua toni tee Cause they were not judged strong | ‘Pree. gave them medicine, kept the franca a day instead of 10, as it|hard to get t tem of re-|er divides the real parties. There ix lost the re fluent J. Ham | cow wan. asi. to.) bea enough for the work. Many of our fite# going, gave them food brought Seattle Freight used to (A franc is 19.3 cents.) | ducing the t of living In the senate today a reactionary | Lewis, who { cceeded by Medill | change ah ome citizens from all ranks, including |!" by neighbors, and waited on them Breakfast—Coffee, bread and jam| An army man or Red Cros# or Y.| party that comprises the bulk of | McCormick, republican iciinausarhe were. ctransere during the night. He escaped the Is Turned Down lenped fr 1.50 fra to 2.50,|M. C. A. attache can get butter for|the senators on both sides of the! And there till in the senate GLASGOW BAKERS THREATEN terday voluntari became er malady b L h he from to 8 frar iner | 58 cents a po it the commissary, | aisle 1 a progressive party that| five other democrats wt Ave op: GLASGOW, Feb, 8 kers, dee Tae anil verted sy or est Walt er ran ae a y Longshoremen ;,.,, 6 to 4 fra: The latter do| Elsewhere it's twice much or | comprises a few republicans and a| posed more than they have support: | manding a 40-hour week, threatened \ to be used oe Prom Vp ope i. VANCOUVER, Feb. Vancouver | ide coffee or wink f it can be had at all few democrat And the progres: | ¢ him—Underwood of vbama, | to walk at noon today ‘ urre th any fac Pris iat Rigs — ie horethen have decided to hand These are prices in nall hotel| Commissary flour ts cents a|sives will have little chance of get-| Hoke Smith of Georgi: 1 of Mi — t The ce which | *Pite reports that the & e no Seattle freight. Whe Arabia in a side street. The big hotels| pound, sugar 9 cents, coffee 16 cents, | ting anything thru the senate ourl, Hitchcock of ka and i " \ piscegy pst hen it came to the | 0? silk mill worker B here was Prac’! Maru and other here | have increased prices correspond: | canned milk 11 cents, bacon 30 cents, Aside from the reactionary line-up, !Gore of Oklahoma TRAINING SHIP HERE Es j acid test w ‘ ntaneour, | Ag led, work was not resum:| because ofi the Seattle tieup, they will | ingly rice 9 cent the president's position with his| Things are no better for Wil The United States shipping boards at f i t t mar handle ar edla threerdom irnish: partment | half t ein the State ha better Vardaman of} of progressive tendencies has been| Capt. J. McAvoy, is stationed of \ ’ der " vip ye tk 4 LAND, Feb Lone hunted for three week id be le to go to the commissary enemies of the Wilson administra |er by the republicans, who will have | the official merchant marine trainin ™ now th sbeence of rumors of trouble, but they hay fre t ‘ ql anced toda at | “or ud to pa , ne x Harrison and Harris, friends of the of Illinois, Gillet of Massachusetts, | trict. This is her first visit to North street and house lighting might easi-|been without foundation, and the| least until orders to the contrary are; month for a fourroom hed|\ ‘The Largest Audience in the | |President. Weeks, bitter republican | ess and Longworth of Ohio, are all | I waters, There are 200 mer att ly lead to a di attic iatrikers have been renarkably or-| received from the internatic or! apartment Northwest Reads Star Want Ads | | critic, was defeated by the voters of | reactionaries, and have been bitter | chant maring recruits from Califas) ® does not wish to contemplate, but derly.” ganiz ; Livery apartment house or \office gy ———— ——— ~~ ' Massachusetts, who sent a demo | critics of the administration, tania abowrd