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AR|Says Doom of Russian | sTARSHELLS Finding Workers for Jobs Is U.S. \ Bolsheviki Is eed Problem, Says Richard Spillane In the last five years our immb | 1207 Seventh Ave, Near Fr SCRIPPS NORTHWEST c | ate d08H WISE BY KICHARD SPILLANE f n 1916, to $4,067,667 in 1 Bheevinte Momeni es Continued From Page One f It’s a wise man! Special Writer for The Star, A kee mlumped from $16,0 wr ation has fallen off 800,000. Bintered as Second-Clase Matter May &, 1899, at the Postort « _ 20 4 ‘| signed to Humanize and Vitalize | 194, In 1916, to $4.56 n 191 Where is our labor, of Sento, ‘Wank. wader the Act of Congress Mareh 8. 1970 ants, have the right to vote for Soviet members. Seec- pole - oer the Te i en and Ke t the r bor for mill, mine and road Werk peas, we ‘ F month: 2 months. $1.50; 6 months, 2°%;|, ondly, the elections themselves are very imperfect—they $ pocketbook, const s6y Gatun ta tie be ad 0 RO coriess ern ae j fer @ months, or $9.00 per year, By carr te do not guarantee the expression of the will of the voters; | At present there is wor n mar take to pick and shovel, That work 4 { no secret ballot, general suffrage or direct vote exists. | ii Te gee) ee nee has been for the immigres® | 4a Thirdly, and especially, the Soviets today have def- | Tne United States lake survey re Mita woe! aut cd weak ; ae Fag moore peta ‘That initely ceased to express even the will of the proletariat | ports Lake Brie is higher Lo gies dustrial centers in the last week of ‘ There| work has t for the immigrant SA | and the voting portion of the peasants. For the elections = ero et Rigen rig Sane | Jan ary. \ rmy of |are many others y 1 this) girl. ‘The Amertean girl wilt take : In th Gl S e e | themselves are falsified. All deputies whose leanings are (0, bone dry. goes up Donk ts Pr aay Sy SOON Se RENE HR SP | PE An ene @ nae e ladsome pringtime socialistic rather than Bolshevik, if they fall under the | tinue upward 1 read v we come back to the white|ans cook or general houseworker . What a springtime it’s going to be this year, with the) suspicion of the Bolshevist faction, are arrested and HAIR TONIC HANGOVERS = | J¥*ed to peace conditions. That r quent There in 4 scarcity of ner > boys back from over there and the girls all fluffy and fem declared to be public enemies, outlaws. The voters also | Beasese wate calle severnt re merica obtained ite rough | vants in America today orem Bae " inine again in their new gowns while their war work uniforms, are terrorized by all possible means—by intimidation, by | "tahoe in being made every day rk, railrond wor! f ot that, Momtgailng rs: are hung up in the attic to be worn again only for mas-| hunger, and even by execution and assassination. Some M We have drawn on| Amerise has 6 Wt of @ ) querades and dress-up parties and such peaceful pursuits Thus the Bolsheviki themselves create the Soviets, which —_ ne se 4 #, Stal . yr lem today to fing jets ar 3 a atime and Peace ‘are submissive only to them. \ eer Weare. pe my oR ne ane orn ane Ee pods a ee ae jobs. @ world can hardly wait—already the trees are full Soviet government pretends to be a government of labor. so I a bn eh a ———_—— ge painting the work on Sg are" BRE AS QNE THING THA from war lines to peace fine aes cer IS ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE closed dowr the ma ati as Never Been, the seat of the trouble, and rid ” h Rheumatism Has Never Been Pah -eprsior ype bo : ; Cured by Liniments or Loe ee one biood remedy that |vote would express itself as anti-Bolshevik. But all is just Ct te ieeairuate there in one item | “tions, and Never Will Be. | has tor more than fifty years been | as it was under the ezar’s government—true popular expres-| facturing nes technical men of| You f Ttheumat viving relief to even the most ag- urce of suffer avated and stubborn ocnses of sion is suppressed by force. | ‘The July curfew tolls the knell of high ability were drafted by the ge and buds. Father is out in the gara; ‘ flivver a breezy blue and shining up the lamps and giving ” machinery some jazzerino jabs with an oil can. And! pegj te : >, ‘ : lhe . de which the atrocities of the czar’s regime were a “mother sings around the kitchen with a smile twitching) rs of | th while sh ita cook books and| ere, bagstene. ) ers of her mo while she consults cook books and | - S ’ 4 od ad. rie Bape Retna gon Tor the concoction of | 1 affirm without qualification that the great majority of m . . : the people of European Russia, while democratic, are against goodies that —um-uuu-u-um — fairly melt in your/heibevism. If the vote were free and not restricted, that workingmen and peasants; in reality it is a government of usurpers, maintained thru a system of terrorism to et Springtime and Peace! } Sister blushes and smiles and flutters around the east} t painfu se where she cs ok out of the windows - bled | cures lintme lo- | Rheumatic: a. allel ,. ga ng Hops oF eu is due For all these reasons, the Soviets are definitely com-| parting boowe, and then the thirety erty nent to do rpectal wor 7 a tl pe “o see B m aoe ; * a a serges 8 7 isi w end his r ay to mical lines of war work tions or other ex pm len the blood by rou shortly return. And Buddy, who has come back with two|Promised. There is no real possibility of reorganizing them. pa cig ime hy Red prommegge clin. Ae dag : se will never aby anytuind-|trache of Gieaids he panne : and ‘an unquenchable : appetite, yawns and Under any condition, such reorganization would be entirely | vi, o¢ Bau de Bean tollet water, | hampered bec of | but porary relief afforded by | others who have taken 8. 8. 8. Will a 2% a om lat My i} ae rfectl useless. Russia must be rid of them altogether—she must) or q gulp of Koko hair with | the techn hift convines you that it will promptly ches and eats and lies in bed late and has a perfectly |) O° 0" ~ by denen institut le vaner of bay rum. Since the |p 7 : 1 be satiafied with te r your case. You can obtaim 7 ‘4 { e free to construct truly democratic institutions under a « am 4 - Bee: Sg" s time calling up all his girls and dating them up for ry 7 wotties of pretty emelis contain a | du governt rom ‘ t valuable remedy at any drug n t strolls and visits to the movies when spring comes. |£°Vernment that stands for a whole people. goodly amount of alcohol, the stuff | thorit siege re gure’ ; ard D- hey Aamagl Na shee] * snes that makes citisens sing in five! mer teenth : awed meverity, when there is per-| A valuable book on Rheumal Bpringtime and Pea a heart tind Germans Aided Bolsheviki hanes ine inn fv | mene il ecu tearm en ere | cle, ben, pacer Y ! on't you feel your hear rle i ; Se ae : ( ; lence has proven that eurna medical advice o i esd cing pth ean think of it? i vee oy ee I could not certify that the Bolsheviki have received sand, we may look tor. pertumed ing of one particular in y_ are | Sctene b Dnt idee’ oad Rhev - pets me capt ice shee aay d sing J ? Bee . jage you can’t teach an oldish | still in the government service am is a disordered condition « © individual ¢ Springtime and Peace! 0-0-0-ooh, Boy!! money from the German government. barker new tricks, but you may! Any sudden change shocks us. To| blood, How, ther n not ry lutely free. Write today to But it is incontestable that Bolshevism, particularly in change his diet, and being a wine |its propaganda against the war and for the disintegration 014 wooter, leave it to him to make | « treat-|ieal Department, Swift Specific Co., ne from a w nto 4 fn ver. There may ment that does not reach the blood, | 431 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga, French savants tell us that it isn't possible to eradi- | of Russia, has functioned to the interest of Germany. hie own new tricks on the diet. With (cg ag pine: cate the germ of war all at once. The Man of Nazareth | That nation has helped the Bolsheviki by all possible | tac highbalis, witeh hazel 00 atatie | plo than is wa ed gave us the right germicide. means. We need only recall the free passage of Lenine and | ay rum riekey™. Mir St tem | 123. industrial - mat his Russian friends thru Germany. It is also not to be cones ieee like a flower garden. Thought | 400,000 in w i that the Bolshevist ranks are full of German agents, Who tui barbers will put a brass rail op | in lew the ¢ vepends on Whose Tax It Is have devoted themselves energetically to advancing the Ger- | the Lega a po eS [total popciation, ’ Political chameleons are not rare, but they are inter-|man interests. | cloves after shaves a dieypandlanero rap age ting, neverthele: The Bolsheviki have dispensed very large sums of money,| 2.) oe of tiving certainly in nsiderable For instance, glance at the record of Senator Edwin of which the source is till now unknown, — ; high” ‘Wiltard and Dempery are| Cit and every state in Coman, banker from Spokane, who is being , groomed As to the number of the Bolsheviki: In Siberia, and) matched to fight for $127,500 and “*0> 0° : ue aaa Eee ee the gubernatorial sweepstakes. in all places generally that have been liberated from their) witte Hoppe ana Jake Sehnater gt eye Mee Mgt gt pee Eig You Cannot be He poses as a friend of the poor taxpayer, and at the domination, the Bolsheviki have either been arrested, or are | to play billiards for " a i = bu werk Wan 0 » isis, eweraet Constipated Be expenasa Nd Happy time leads the opposition against taxing intangible|in hiding. It is therefore impossible to know their number the incomes, mortgages and stocks, now exempt | with any degree of accuracy. An element among the work- f et, ae tion because of a protecting clause in the state ingmen genuinely sympathizes with their ideas, for even Virginian Wants titution. under government suppression they are able to continue their } Booze Display to Senator Rockwell, tax commissioner for eight years, propaganda. ; } Ame | he wealth worth millions is going free from taxation. (Continued tomorrow) Be Held - Relic | ‘ , . wants a constitutional amendment put up to the voters cae eae ° tng p carson oes ANE ect Si r9a8 it od to $ needs a two-thirds vote of the legislature. The que comes up for reconsideration in the senate this ~—% Boon cage “| Fought Czar and Went to Prison; tcherr. ot Mana “The eo 2 we a See Now He Fights the Bolsh ; archive and history @ quart bot Under the present system, the little homes, the real) Czars; Writes for The Ss ; { ; te, the sewing machines, and the mechanics’ tools are Rt rapes tad tie a i { { \ j { tit: AMieowe Ghlrenes ite (CYARTER’S IRON PILLS many colorless faces but will greatly help most pale-faced people Oo my “We tions may be able have seen it Senator A. } rr. of Hanawha county, fa $10,842,896 y be guarded care rity the things that ~ ved to pe a Why should incomes and stocks and cash|” aapaneqesnienestsnamnnenlil Continued From Page One he taxpayers’ friends will follow Rockwell's sugges-| ad me FF Reg MOE oy , Scherr’s vesolution’ to : lecharwe of police; and A. Argounoff.; One thousand kilometers I rode on) ¢ t was passed by the sen The friends of the big tax dodgers will oppose him.| {iiChative member of the cabinet. |horveback, and made 500 kilometers and concurred in by the Avxentieffs personal story is as, on foot, house of delegates, Professor Larnaude, of the University of Paris, | ‘mantic ™ any aaa | Calle Conference antes that the league executive commission may, in fu- |"MURISONED BY O7Am scrate| ¢, My frat act was to call the Con CAR SHORTAGE OVER ture, decide which disputant is in the right, and then | socialists ane | ference of Outa. Delegates were . and not social revolution-| elected by popular vote and by the} The car shortage experienced In "leave them to decide the matter by force. We did that | ists,” says Avxentieff. “Tam m grad-|jocal governments. All Russia was | this section during the war period | well without a league. | wate t of Moscow.| represented. I presided at the con-| has now been entirely eliminated jand of the t reit f Halle, Un) ference, and was elected president of | according to J. G. Woodworth, of | | der the czar’s me I was thrice i-| the provisional Russian government | Chi traffic assistant of govern lrosde, With M. J, Gorm-| R 5 prisoned for political activity | the only government ever Installed | ment + p en | “When the Bolshevikt overturned) in that suffering country by true) ley stant regional director, he| | cto here king napectior ot} ue proposed anti-rent-profiteering bill deserves se-|tr is, ts11'1 was president of the|” “Western "Ruste, being in an|Nortiwet mae OAL MLULLLL LD LYL LUA LUL ULM LTT LULL LLULULLL LULL YL bry consideration at the hands of the legislature. |councti of the republic, a parliament|uprosr of anarchy, I made my} — nee | With due allowance for fair profits, the bill aims) hich represented all parties. This | capital at Omsk. Siberia. Here we wee a . rac ane ae ’ ¥ BAPTIST FUND GROWING at the conscienceless lessee and owner who have made | "8°" BT ane tate nee. snmemeatally «ene Si cing 96.900000 reccnetrasted tend ern Raptist lay Tn all good faith, The Star is anxious to impress upon|the committee of safety of re|when a group of intoxicated army |™men ie advancing rapidiy in Wash Ways legislature the point that a law, so eminently based | Public. of which I was president. | officers seized me and my compan. | ineton, ec © local com n justice and fair play will do vastly more to stamp out | Then I spent two months travel-| ons and threw us into jail. mittee. Co of the red flag. lwho would fight the Bolsheviki. Aji| Wax made dictator. We were given |or Colfax, March 3 and 4; Clarkstor f r th i The fight in this state, and in every state in the| this time I was marked for assassin. Our cholce of death oF banicumnens as org Walla Walla, Mareh (e] e pr ce 3 tes My on See: 5 8 | ation. and chose the latter. But we will|7 and §, and Yakima, March § and 1¢ on, should be to eradicate injustice and suffering. A HELD IN FORTRESS go back—carrying with us the sup. | —~ | by ee ‘k propaganda. I) Seholar, fighter, man of action, | ned to Petros hiding: Was great personality and patriot, Nie-| to Guam are in working nd and arre For three olas Avxentieff speaks for Russia | cording to officers on the rye} | persed by the Bolsheviki; I went into! beria from Holaheviet domination, | gns in Seattle and several other cities unbearable. | hising in Petroxrad, and ore djuntii a night in last November, | “@mpatgn of Nor ng conferences are as ‘ thet ing along the whole Russian front “Admiral Koltchak, commander of | follows Cashmere. February 28; th b St b hevism than will a law that merely prohibits the parad-| from north to south, seeking soldiers| the caar'a navy in the Black sea, | Spokane, March 2 and 3; Pullman e e uy ible legislature will view such a policy as the greatest port and sentiment of the civilized er tiward Asmericaniam cf ine Menedt ob iar The army was hopeless—decom-| Sete | AND CABLES BREAK, | - ven of the 21 « President-elect Ebert says that Germany will be an : P raw sd hs I was prisoner in the fortress for o Up or other | Restorer, Gap all C empire of justice and truth. They will getan adequate |ot Peter and Paul, daily expecting ee ir See. ee oF Oe SrouD, . apt, Basti ¢ ' SS \\ H 5 : | but Russia. which iw p ing fo supply of justice from the allies, but they must learn to |death. Put in March, 1918, I was| The Russia that will emerge. \ pair the cabins te Ghat ladaba manufacture truth at home. released—why, I do not know parvowedle - i Rasta “I departed for Moscow, and si immediately organized the non: When we have officially abolished secret treaties, partisan league for Russian | we can adopt the Japanese plan and threaten to lick Fesurvection. Here net the | ‘ ‘ ; rench det anybody who confesses that a secret treaty exists. pha fe Geek sek aged or - the first time that allied assist. , ; . ; . ance be sent into Russia, Our modern, city-bred eyes do not see as clearly as Ambassador nels was at Vol the eyes of the cave man saw, but they see the other fel- omda 1 not reach him low's faults just as clearly. Col Robbing, the only | American at hand, was at that time vik, and with him I could five-cents worth of beneficial : | pro-Bolst A lot of our cleverest little exploiters would rejoice Se anes © if the conference should establish mandatory govern- | “Once more I was proclaimed an s af. le outlaw. In May and June a strong ment of working people. \ansiiestehirih Wibverace’ atartee ie Aunt Samantha led by the CzechoSlovak If the new German constitution chang | refugees; I was sent b: > ; . - 7 A ‘ ges the Hun | retuw was went by the league Our Uncle Sam's been pretty good f h from a piece of private property to a citizen, it will be |" Russian resurrection to lead and To all his felations, re res ment | cheap at the price. Jorganize this movement. | _—‘HMe' alwayn done the best he could Despite his limitations ot - td | He neve even ho a 'e { possible the most radical autocrat when a political upheaval puts : And yet he'd lead a better life, 4 P V { him on top. a ; With Aunt Samantha watching - \ibadies 1 BY NICHOLAS AVXENTIEFF } ‘ tha! Unc When a nation doubts the stice its bicqganl lerensky as & man geet bag i bet a E justice of its present |} sincere nt ‘ 4 4 : 0 u of its . straightforward { lappy pair and buman ’ a course, it rakes ancient history for a justification. triotic, It on be he ro an 5 For God made man upon the plan , | ets enough personal force } His better half is woman In a land where all classes get a square deal, the pLiut nobody, 1 belleve, contd { one , P Wet hath no ole | , have stood at that time against | 1d Uncle Sam has sung his song Bolshevist hath no p' ce to Dut his foot. ths Madeaa Gases { etm E yort, Main to Jolo j Mey . accomplishing itself, e wang it clear, he sang It strong A disinterested party ia the only one who could rec $ It was impos r 5 it always as a ognize justice in the middle of the road. the propag } He sang ils bass fortisstmo 4 ceccatnt ) hecaune it 5 He sang his bass pian: a ; - cotism ? It sounds much baser now, for oh! Fe The glory of a victory is more apparent to those insist on order and duty; the peo It does need some soprano. who did not see the mangled bodies, ple lacked conscience and under: <. standing 5 Aunt Samantha! Uncle Sam! he German view is that a peace ble : We said: “Continue the war.” Ought to sing together . ; im 7 peace table is a place The B@sheviki said, “Go hon So would their song be blended long where diplomats pick the bone We hid. “Ke ) Thru all the world and weather ——— Bolsheviki said, “Take land, { Are we to have a peace founded on justice, liberty tories, everything. } Wa thea the Cotas eee oe equality and land grabbing? : Ht was not written that such Wetton weitere arguments could he answered, — ) We all were set to kiss the bride, piedagpensa g : With Uncle Samuel married The Hun is fast learning that the most expensive |" hiee nme But now, the senate strips her brow aed of war 19 failure. “L shaved my beard, cut my hair The bridal veil denyir ble HORDE and m ut a forged passport, I And Uncle Sammy swears “I swow!" ———— , passed thru the Bolshevik lines, And Aunt Samantha's eryin; The only obstacle in the way of everlasting peace | which then were surrounding Mos ies is human nature. cow Aunt Samantha! Uncle sam! | ae | lt took me trom 1 to the | Fach requires the other z : ” , ‘i | of August to reach Chetya-| I make eal Tel Street is paved with the hides of suckers. praneggatitaore Siberia, | and mauniOy aust ee Easy pa f kers. Vinsk, betwoon Russia and Siberia, | And make Our Aunt another, ‘ e