The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 14, 1919, Page 11

oe er rramemr THF woe STAR—FRIDAY, ss 14, 1919. SPARTACANS IN CHAINS MOWED DOWN BY GUN ee 16,000 BACK AT Walsh Urges Equal Work bend Nand 100 HUN ‘REDS? WORKINYARDS, Rights for U.S. Womens's ARE EXECUTED © Stee ISESTIMATED conse ee om ~ INPRISON YARD upon the r nition of her ri Approximately 16,000 men are now work in the shipyards——14,- to @ place in industry fully the four » 000 the rights of men,” Frank the we told the war labor board yester mate With the tion, it ts ng of next week will find 20,000 of “broad basis of human right port the 30,000 BY FRANK J. TAYLOR United Prem Staff Correspondent? IN, March 12—(Delayedj== lore than 100 Spartacans, chained ther in the prison courtyards t down by machine guna War Minister Noskee in arguing for reinstatement anized state of Cleveland car women Walsh put bh arkument on the rtal trades workers who nen have the same obligations | th ax men,” Walsh said They | nt rdered that all Spartacan prise quent! If-supporting HiIl | friend attitude owart ‘ome < ors whall be executed similarly, 9% on they are heads of families, | worker Lieut. Boyer to Government troops Conia - aa » - ure of the suburb of Lichtete _ ta The railway statlioag” Be Chamber Guest Aeut. Ma her e ir gents had made went out ¢ at their The Skinner rike January 21 back Idy plant now has payroll, and a are ope PORTLAND, March 14 eir full quota farch thr d to hin } peed in are | Marie Equt was arrested last night) yy “e t ‘ 0 their Joba have been | for spreading I. W. W. fr co’ 1 nd movir them by the employers. | and spent the night in jai the h ions between owners and to furnieh $2,600 bail. It seems like a long time,” cial musics ers are reported at a tN wid the ma eference to his ranged was charged with violation of the erfminal promisn¢ i Hicaliam ac nich t California i se ° rma caer ter shite eens eee wane ae Spartacans Hide, ary i : etidlake ia able to travel TO RESTORE BOYHOOD in Lunatic Asylui nOMP Mar 14.—The under the espion ‘ ind Her. | birthplace ¢ Roosevelt, at | tc e the Spartacans out of @ ment has placed at the thle ’ & Bast 20th #t., was bought Thurs. | Li berg luna owing to dev American reservinte the steamers |. cause they | day for Duca D’Aosta, Duca De Abruzzi | Hous utterances, were cc ually uch oth-| Memoria! coi and Cxerta, which will sail within] She had been out on ball pending |er | “ ork, it was officially | as 4 the next two weeks an appeal earned toda Roonevel velt they had taken refuge, 1|a dispatch from Berlin, of | is said to have been ruined by lery fire. Women's Your Spring Buying iiae ‘4 Should Not Be Delayed. | The Special Price Suis Praser-PatersonCo, “iii and You Are Advised to | Important Center in Make Selections Early SECOND AND UNIVERSITY PHONE MAIN 7100 | Seattle Merchandising. Chinese Treaties New Stock of NOT ALARMING _ ......Are Discovers? ENDS SESSION Smart AUSTRALIANS Ss" ATMIDNIGHT || Socime Blats | S°™ Silk sod Wool Jersey Dresses) co and Raim ¢ dtar by N.£. A) |who witended the peace conference OLYMPIA, March 14—The Ina Very Special Offering for SYDNEY, March 14.—Botshevism | in Paria that while ive seanion in over Saturd: Tiststed vhskting to organtee .the Thursday Featured Saturday Umbrellas Working peopl of A orator "e for Saturday pontiac dren: ait $10 at $25.00 set, ak in th Prospect does not alarm Bolietin. [t says. “What is this Bolshevism which is Being organised here? It is no new , ate, marked ight present weather. Good for sun fol Manifestation. The world has ulways yi ee 7 . ERs ; : , Epoen it in one form or another, and Seviaiiek te i dyer coger oll és sa, SPECIAL purchase of new Dresses in or rain. Gris, eben tepreacnted reas ai by the sena “ld panned Taffeta, Satin, Georgette Crepe and —22-inch India frame. a new bill, again as not only intolerable, but alao incapa- ng thru both HE New Sailor, Wool Jersey, arrived today. There are Umbrellas are in plaid ee ‘ les, ge! ot OF Yetng altered except by foros | ay Saas aery premneiion. was tae | Watteau Hat, about 100 Dresses in the lot, and are the elty stripes, fancy . roared ogre aapenantays Biceps : the doz-| ‘"govator Phipps had the senate ‘kill smart tam effects, best values for the money we have ever rules and tips. 4 Russia did under the Romanoffs. (Ci. of these secret treaties he remuigiion ot motor | pokes and large irreg- offered. They are all new styles, suitable —Prices, each. .$7.50 to $14.50 ‘There was no other way. But what) nen found by Canadian gov sear agains bh in} ular lines in the sea- for general utility and street wear, and Feform does Holsheviem offer Sraae ‘arettalin that con come in a variety of shades and styles country like a that cannot Included in the lot are silk embroider ernment official son’s newest straws; Washable French Kid pay David be achieved without the shedding of j as red, 4 | a drop,of blood or the destruction of | ticable politically, even if they are — wed. Pein 0 beaded and small pleated effects. New Gloves p one atom of the community’s| economically impractical. It would ust, purple, brown, round and square neck and collarless effects. Talli r, : wealth? caly be naveemary under our form eT eueaes eeee ina octord Wa tant, “Ceca, weeshene —A full stock of Valier Washable- “If Australia is tired of the Brit-| of government for a majority of the ’ vaTy. -y, black, Peki uy z French Kid Gloves, pair. ..$3.00 fsh connection it only needs to say | electors to decide that the expert These are clever mod- navy, black, Pekin and rose. An unusual : offering right in the beginning of the —Two-clasp, pique sewn, Imperial — Spring season. Special Saturday. .$25.00 stitched backs in self and black, Fraser-Paterson Co., Third Floor. These are in colors—white, cham- — #0; it will not have to fight to get | ment was worth trying. What luna free of it. If it is weary of import-\cy for a community to organize + ed governors, the whole band can be | death and devastation to get som els and original trims. Specially pete for "speedily sent back to England, in a|thing which is to be had for the “d constitutional manner, and iocal | asking’ Saturday ...$10.00 pagne and pear! shades. dans or aldermen or seven) —————— Third Fie —Fraser-Paterson Co, First Floor, : | trades hall officials substituted for them. If Australia wants disarma SAYS BOLSHEVIK! ARE y t it can have it on the same Poet ee nleved the G. MF ena, MOVING ON ARCHANGEL |: the navy. | HELSINGPORS, 3} 14.—Th Oppose Six-Hour Day Boish i ex t to rec “The six-hour day and profitshar- angel by M 1, it was nou ¢ would have heen instituted long | in an official communique rece ‘ago, in many industries here, if the | from Mosco’ union rules and the big union bosses had been agreeable. An even short er working day and a readjustment responding of the wage standard giving em-| (more than ployes the whole profits of the con-| the commu ‘cerns in which they work are prac- reach Archangel by Sa we ae Men’s New Sprimg Merchandise uring taxation lim unicipalities, was killed in n amended form. Amendr i A id te the eee oe with a showing of new Munsing — __Men’s Silk-plated Hose in black, Palm $1,200 f « alae tee Underwear for Spring. 3each, white and navy, ey priced ° rand $ the state treas ° ° for Saturday at ........ ; 50¢ Arrow Shirts | projects WEIN RE Se i fica sss so wage et 406 . ve 5 —Men’s medium-weight Union Suits; —Men’s Cotton Hos 1 black tan, white, N_ exceptionally _ fine after passing the senate HE Men’s Section is well red for i i i car or New Shawknit Hose in Many Shades New Arrivals i im § of for the state b urer, to be exper dea in necemsary Union Suits —Men's Lisle Hose in and a nice wool mixture in gray and nat- gray, priced at 35¢; 3 pairs..... $1.00 line of new Crepe ural color; Saturday at........$5.00 — Phoenix Hose for men. A fine, full- Madras materials in neat een very fine ribbed Cotton Union ioned Silk Hose with lisle foot, in stripes of blue and helio. Suit in ecru, at. ...........05. $3.00 black, white and battleship gray. .$1.50 An excellent looking Shirt LISTER THANKS —A trifle lightér weight Union Suit in —A trifle lighter weight in the same Shia sal ive a blir OLYMPIA, March 14.—House and bleached cotton at............ $2.50 colors, at «... $1.05 “ag = mate | on as In joint session for —A fine silk lisle mercerized, in pink —A_ Silk-boot Hose op and and tailored to fit. short period yesterday morning to ; inal « Ta means trom. Gov. taster,||{ ono ee ow soeustees $4.00 sole, at .. 85¢ —Priced at .......$2.50 seriously i at Fort, Steila governor thanked the legit ture for it’ consideration of him his recommendations, The legisla- ated $5,000 to help the ain his health 1 hope for my quick recovery,” © message said. He said the legia- Jature’s deliberations, he believed, would be of “real and lasting benefit to the state.” Acting Governor Hart expressed gratitude for the “kindness and char- * of the legislature, 1 tried to carry out Gov, Three Hundred New Trimmed Hats at $3.00 URBANS, Close-fitting Hats and Large Hats, in plain and rough straws. Black and all the popu- lar shades of the season. Some have smart trims of ribbons, others flower-trimmed, and some with fancy feathers and wings. These are exceptional values, and in styles that are right for the Spring season. Very. special’ price fOr BACOIGAY.. 66. 550605. 6 oes si sabi Gamiles v4.54 adg asain’ $3.00 -Fraser-Paterson, Special Price Basement, The Special Price Basement ' Headquarters for Special Values in New sutttind Wearables—See Them oe Caen 50 Newest Spring Suits 200 200 Superior Silk Petticoats at $3.95 at $25.00 HE excellent models and superior quality | | (() NE-QUARTER to one-third underpriced. A of all wool fabrics shown in this group fortunate purchase brings to you this chance of Suits, and the price, means a saving of | | to save on fine Silk Petticoats. The lot consists of fully one-third to you. The new blouses, both | blacks, navy, browns and greens, in solid colors viateh 1 bratdty Be abated. ata dal and a wide assortment of pretty changeable effects ; ee ne ee Oka wer Baa: sean in lighter shades, Also fancy plaid and stripe silk #ep, Beiesooee, freer Such values are to be found only in the Spe- Petticoats. Altogether a most unusual offering, at cial Price Basement .... . $25.00 typical of the Special Price Basement. .....$3.95 ture appr a I been free, I might have done otherwise,” Hart said U. S. Capitalists on Way to Mexico LAREDO, Tex., March 14.—Headed by MeKeevin Bros., New York City, a party of capitalists and mining men from New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and Minnesota left for Jalisco and Guadalajara, Mexico, to inspect gold mines in those districts. They ex pect no trouble from Mexican ban dit BRUSSELS PRICES ARE SLOWLY COMING DOWN ch 14.—-Prices in coming down, envy in men. | CONCERTS DAILY SOLD ON EASY TERMS Ausic 1216-18 Third Ave—Between University and Se one Main 3139 Elevators and Stairways from Main Floor cents each, oranges 20 and 25 cents