The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 29, 1919, Page 1

nO EET BI Ae EE REC OOPS IN BIG MIXU Fides’ tis” Getameta An American Paper That Fights for Americanisn. ar oa NIGHT EDITION Ace al PORE, SEATTLE can THE GREATEST DAILY CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST eh or Se tt ered os Becond Clase Matter May 09, At the Postoffice at Beattie, Wash : “VOLUME 22, NO. 33 <> ae SEATTLE, WASH., SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1919. Te oe ‘ ; ‘ | Tonight and Sunda: ral eS Sa Src sip lala inte in; - creasing noutheasterly wi GOTTSTEIN MURDER CASE NEARS END » COMPLETE [oor Force \FATE WIL (e073 cen eee Advance Clocks Soldier’s Wife ARMIES IN 3 | CAR DEAL an Hoar Tonight BE KNOWN A I , 9 “SATURDAY so Asks ‘Why: City to Be Operating Traction - Defense Says a Chinaman Star about why the boys aren't being discharged. | Lines Next Tuesday : 7 My husband enlisted in Co. B of the old Second F Pra May Have Killed John Washington and after his arrival in France he was diers Race to Lines in New Morning | Murray Oct. 4 transferred to the 26th infantry. Zone of Trouble = He is now in G y and writes he hasn’ |BONDS TURNED OVER ALSO FLAYS GREENBAUM | any present hopes of returning home before Christ. | MUDDLE 1S INCR Seattle's city officials will ae Sgt " set bs turn over $15,000,000 In wtlity The fate of William Gottstein, on mas. There are a lot of Washington boys in the LONDON, March 29—A news: bends to trection heads befere trial the second Ume, charged with same company he is and they are all in the same agency dispatch from Berlin te s he de o oh: Mu nea y i mich Setanta, tn exchange for pol re sed 24 — te pik amar predicament. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., who was in day, said the Lokal - care caster street ont ay uled to be in the hands of the jury command of the regiment, is home and has been dis- understands: Speien ai armistice is possible. * Mi of the late Saturda vttstein will kno wget “ape ue toe ogni “ang idien Gaey bowel ne enink niece charged. Why is he any better than any other of the ‘The transfer will be made with-| a life sentence in Walla Walla, or boys in the 26th? out a hitch, dbcording to Superin regain bin freedom. ' ‘ tladant bf elite “Sadipblenk whe In closing his arg for the Isn't there anything we can do to get our boys has perfected his organization and defense, Attorney Allan back home again? The 63rd artillery and other is anxiously waiting to shoulder his eb. that Abe Greenbaum com- ; ps 4 ; mei: new reopeneiuilitien ; mitted perjury It is better to let regiments who weren't even in action don't seem to With the exception of the ordi aves who murders in cold blood have any trouble at all to return home, and it doesn’t nance fixing the alaries of all em go free than to let Abe Greenbaum ee aa ployes of the city to be connected KO unpunished for perjury, when an! seem fair! A SOLDIER'S WIFE. with the traction lines, and Supertn- innocent man's life depended on hin tendent of Utilities Thomas F. Mur: } testimony,” he asserted. phine’s expense budget for the Greenbaum i the pawnbroker who month of April, everything is com says he sold Gottstein a revolver. # pleted for the city’s aquisition of Attorney Carrol Graves, for the Gompers Will Return to America the nyatem. ; C defense, completed bis argument. (A special of the city coun and Charles Claypool, deputy prose- ° ‘ a °. ‘ Gaetan | ae, Stains Sstagect. docs Soon; Labor W: unch Drive s J Fepresentatives Of the traction com: + ‘Pansy. An on cor. ‘ bse oil? récUng errors = py ay prarver o Rink een WasniReron, March Development of state colleges and|the following situation; pleces property include, ‘around the road near where the body | turn of President Gompers, of the} Unlyersities and education and Amer-| Both railway lines between ! ’ neveral rail — the deal, hi 1 — | 5 dae he pi-efegiven - | Pon j jigs found. may have killed John | American: Pederation-ofLabeot, Aeshization of thousands of illiterates | pest and Vienna have been ins Sistas a Ww. a, : oar . ‘Murray, the defense contended |), { whose existence has been disclosed | { ' , (action company with the-@ity treas. erent in April, will mark the opening of | Hed forces, Italians p at P dah ae ipany rT] Tink testified that while he was driv i by operation of the draft law, \burg on the northern ff Division. cA @¥ ury as a guarantee to perform 4 f hi out of the city the day the |"? Intensified campaign to elect pro} Elimination of employes’ lability | Czecho-Slovaks holding Fi Tye ay SOT ¢ franchise obligations in o@nnection y or was committed, a machine | bor candidates to public office, ac| insurance companies operated for} southern route. a * ; ints rasa Fs ‘with the maintenance of streets Wung into the road ahead of him|COMding to Secretary Frank Morri- | profit, as well as the wiping out of] Russian Bolsheviks are Shiny along the bernie, Ae tracks, ; and a Chinese, who had gotten out *®, Of the federation, today. Gom-| private employment agencies. westward and across ern eades ne ge sy Meet Monday Of the car ahead, came from the | Pet# plans to sail from France about! A fight against militarism, includ: | cia, overrunning the rich ping board officials have com The remittitur from the supreme S foods into which Murray hed gone | April 2 ing plans for the “reform” of the| and threatening invasion of Awl pleted their Philadelphia confer. | court was filed in the King county | to hia death | Details of the drive, which will be} National Guard system, in order ence over wage scales and work- | superior court Friday by James B. | : i Mes. Gottatein, who haw been sit-/20n-partinan, are to be worked out.| that the guardsmen cannot be used Rumauians on Mardy’ the way home. It wan received Friday and | trial, wax barred by the prosecution **eutive council in Washington late| Government construction of model Galicia along the same route as t1 t ing’ conditions. Delegates argon | Howe, attornéy for the traction com-| ting with ber husband during the | Morrison said, at a meeting of the|to suppress strikes. A Rumanian army! is enter But no one here kribws what kind| finishes all court action relating to from testifying to conversations she ! April, or early in May, The pur-| homes, with establishment of a sys-|¢led by the Russian Bolshevikm, jot an agreement was made at Phil-| the deal. & representative from the oer (had with ber husband the day of the Pose of the campaign ix to carry |tem whereby a worker may borrow| Another Rumanian army ie a | sdetphia, according to Beft Swain,/ traction company's headquarters in {1 murder. thru congress the reconstruction pro | money at a low rate of interest to|!S toward Budapest, sécretary of the Seattle Metal Trades | the East ix expected here apy - Shot by Coward 4ram of labor, It does not embrace | build or buy his own home. Maros river. nt jcounctl, | night, Mingling releases of all mort:/ we Without calling Gottstein to the the formation of a separate labor/ Federal licensing and control of| | Still another Rumanian ‘army March 29.—Piane| “We were informed by wire that | Suxes on the company’s property. | a LL] witness stand, the defense clowed its Party, Morrison declared emphatic-| corporations doing business for | 4riving, eastward into the ‘American {he conference had ended," he raid +The signing of $15,000,000 in mu-| Aan’ eaas. Friday afteracen. Deputy | @lly. It involves application of the | profit, |from Bessarabia, defeating 000. men— Saturday, “and told to hold off any | nicipad bonds was completed Satur. : Prosecutor Carmody took the jury | %id test to all candidates in which} Wiping out restrictions on the|Ukrainian forces and coo 1 divisions tion until the delegates arrive. But ‘ 2 thru the evidence, described the in| Ver Party they may be running, to freedom of speech and of the press. | With the French along the we don't know the result of the con- ular Monday meeting. | eidenta that led up to Gottstein’x | S4Pport of the labor program. | Discussing the railroads, the pro-| "Ver, northwest of Odessa. : inced ference. " Spee aprapethe: sym Arrest, and declared Clurence Good,| The legislative program includes: | gram says that public or semi-public| A fourth Rumanian army ime these divisions. men Seattle shipyard untons will com: cas ter tad cle a yn driver of the auto which took Gott-| Advancement of the trade union utilities should be owned, operated | treating _southuperward act fan from the 21 divisions | plete their vote on a coast-wide strike| the car lines by the city. | The onde ldusin to the spot near where John | ovement. | or regulated by the government in biper. river, in the face of Miheir present divisional fr April t, Saturday night Since fixing the splarias of the 3.098 Murray's body was found, told the| Blimination of unemployment by | the interest of the public. be hone newly constituted i ‘will be used, but an en. “It will take about 14 hours to . wh . < Mare gin truth. Anticipating an attack on keeping up the standard ot. wages, Government ownership uf all | ssarabia, which was formed personnel will be per- Count the vote,” said Swain plat S Daag hem Bedrenan se yen tr | Good's truthfulness by the defense, | thereby giving each individual in-| wharves and docks is declared for, | Hance with the Russian’ Bo eis if being formed nla Sic passed then, and the council will act | [Carmody asserted the chain of evi.| creased purchasing power, to the) as is the “encouragement and de-| Bulgarians are mobili upon Murphine’s expense budget \denee Indicated the chauffeur told a| nd that there may be increased velopment of the American mer-| the eastern frontier of Serbi ly granted by con: / | tor the month of April, which calls ‘0 0" pril, | } tory production, chant marine under government con-| Polish troops, occupying Se seated tater. 1f ace KIDDIES | for $210,961.93 | ie uererdant and John Murray| The elghthour day | trol.” |—recently recaptured fi Horm with future les | Names of the wigners in the || The council, too, will senbeniy Eee ee oe enods an | ‘The enactment of legislation in-| A curb on the power of the courts !Ukrainians—have gone on of this “mobile arm: “glad contest” are. pub- opt. the. ordisancs ‘ipereadiag : the lwhen the body of John Murray was Pi M cludfig immigration exclusion for a to detiare legislation unconstitu /*Ympathy with the Hungarian: ma direction, | lished on page 2 of today’s Star. bag a of fae Sis ~~ rn found, there was a bullet in his |Period of at least two years tional is also sought. Government. Wieor /| tices, which is necessitated, by the | | PY, Se hod ten net by hotel Saba tnetr gg leva coward from behind,” Carmody 4 hich they seized from and their portanent Superintendent of Utilities Mur Paed . 7 | Ukrainians and Bi bian | care) eanonans 0s YOUR phine Friday, placed before the coun | } | f |tutionary forces are joining \J | J | attack on the allies na . which they seized from the p Pike; ma cil, for their approval, a iist of 20 com | j fe Cam s Second | changes in the present system of the ff. q loa } Odessa, Revolutionary so ha Dodge; Third tntan- GARDEN traction company, changes in. rout-| BELIEVE CRAB | iS LAUNCHED TWO | selsed Drohobyes, souciwalll Lee, Fourth infantry, ing that will facilitate travel and) . , | |berg, and established a soviet gt y the handling of crowds during the! : : OP kl? ernment, bt Halt: Bevenths infantry-| Will be a series of | expenses In the operation ot tho xy | |Ames, Duthie and Skinner-| Driver Held on Open Charge petween 4 aT . far tan | y Herbert Madden, 29, a chauffeur | H Tt pd fhe Mexi ep border: een — giving you Briti hM see Send \ in the employ of B. L. Grondahl, 610 Eddy Celebrate by the Police | ‘ Be tstavtry, Camo best pointers in ritis| ay Sen i FEO ave. N., was found'dead in bed) | i umching semaon| @vercome iy eeitement and BOLSHEVIK A anil Vabout §:30 a. m. Saturd by his t ¢ ae Aatantey, Camp Dix: making your home Dirigible to U. S.| [Mtiployers, Ptomaine. poisoning is {started off in dead earnest Saturday| losing control of his automobile lf fackson, 8. C.; 22d in-! garden a success. NEW YORK grt - The | }thought to have caused his death.|afternoon, when three big Seattle; W. S. Wetzell, 8018 3ist ave. N. fm | The Star gi British air ministry today has un- | He had eaten crab Friday night. | : sks vontadn ‘Gand ts] CH ten Onr inl sertously in. pies : Custer, gives you dar cieuidéeation Ge Dromcaito. of UU « Pe i built boats took their maiden dips in 4) Tan down @ jously in o é y t $ ation O% > » lights were on in the room| * | 4 Y try. Camp Grant! the news and the —= [sending » giant British dirigibie| ron || wien th bods wn four. ‘he bea |, the waters of Puget sound. | Jared W. 8. Wall, 62 years old, |Inflict Crushing Defeat ti ‘ np Trav feat from England to America, landing t }ielothes were in disorder, indicating | Three shipyards were in Kala ng | 3045 d8th ave. W., and Ernie | Battle on Dneister River testy. camp. tay jeatures. at Atlantic City during the Aero: | Soe jhe had struggled in the death agony, | tire to honor the coming-out partles| Wey, 30 years old, 3450 60th | ’ ; iret infantry, ¢ . . nautical exposition there in Ma | The body was removed to the | t ner tlgghat “4 ave. West, at the corner of 32nd a - co Raat erga The Star gives Alan R. Hawley, of the Acrol yi tne owing |marmue, and an autopry will prob | The #.800-ton steel steamer West), 2°% Lies, at Uae sarner of Se | BERNE, March —29.—Rum BS cas Sinirie you these in snap- Club of Amerjca, invited the Britons y ably be held this evening. Madden's| Itmo slipped off the ways promptly N.W. th st, at % troops inflicted @ crushing ifantry Pp ; to fly acrous, and their cabled reply | beard and his hour glass will put parents reside in Vancouver, B. ¢.|8t 2:15 the Ames plant, to the) a.m, Saturday. Wall and West | Bolshevik forces along the left atter was under conside : Es en Riles cheers any @ | e ster, ‘ ) ON ee perms, gga pest stra. sald: the matter der-/on an extra burst of speed early Sun, br opie toe end pg: Mrs. Na) stepped from the curb to board | of the Dnelstor sere vy . ° a " | thaniel Paschall was sponsor. | sarabia), Mi style. That’s why ation a |day morning. He will keep up. the RUTH GARRISON IS | "Fifteen minutes later the J. F, Du. {se &"% inbound street car, when jay official dispatch from 42 pace for approximately six months. BACK AT CHILD HOME! thie yard launched the West Hem they were struck by the ma- | Fest Near Tiraspol (60 ot k,800.ton steel steamahip,| chine, The wheels passed over | northwest of Odessa), the Ru , | you should have the |e h M S. a paper i % W Mr. General Public, to keep step, b " nine, . ‘ MEN DUE delivered reg | eat “if an rat | |as only to follow the simple formula Ruth poms 9 vagrhgh the which is the 14th vessel floated from| Wall's body and West was | have established contact with ‘ } ularly to your home. Rain Due Tonight | “ Juvenile Detention home, 200 Broad:| that yard, and the second direct con-| dragged about 20 yards. | French 4 | The Star’ it = ey {Of Pushing the hands of the clock| way, Saturday. Her attorneys were | tract ship for the United States ship-| At the city hospital it was found | ig. " tars carrier It's scheduled to start raining |0ne hour forward when he goes to) granted until Tuesday to prepare | Line board, Mrs, R, D. Morrill spon-| that all of Wall's ribs were broken| Recent dispatches reported B ‘ boys bring the paper at 5 p. m, Saturday, the weather ied tonight and thereby present him-| Plas ue charge of murdering Mrs |Lored this new acquisition to ship| and little hope is held for his recov: | rabia had declared its independ r ss 5 p.m. : race Storrs; When the girl appeared | i cieg er It is believed West's skull is | formed an alliance with the Ri field preuaey “the 4 tanch to your door most pee eae” et Ga ade a Ages gpd hg beforé Judge Tallman for arraign: | Pa akishasemae at 2:30 p. m, al fractured. Both men were badly |Bolsheviki and attacked the ‘ .TAne . | . doesn't, ne nati ‘ormmis t Friday afternoon. ' my i jeo- | Scratched and bruised about the face | manians, driving them act anywhere in the ; . eu : tent me” representative throng of Seattle peo-| #eratched and bruised about the face | mi ving th cross the famous 91st division, | iy Seattle will probably wake up [sion,/ which fathered the daviixht inde nt the Skinner @ Baty vant, | Sam heey Pruth river. . The above. dispateh ine to reach New York to Northwest. In Seat- Sunday morning to the music of |poving plan, figures about 10,000,000 naan | ple | “| ” re ‘ id homage to the 9,600-ton steam.| Witnesses reported to the police | dicates the Rumanians still hold the ing on the Aquitania, . rain. Ruin,” says he whose [people will rash from the office and pate. Oi wget * rd Re, . @ private advices received | tle, the rate is 12 prophecies are based on ealeula, |{he shop and dig an thelr. gardens, Fred, The Star tnip Edgemour, which was chfisten.| that the auto was traveling at high {entire southern portion of ( { Gre being made to/ cents a week. In the tions and observations, “rain to [and this, the commivaion hopes, will Office Boy, Sa: i by Mra. M, A. Matthews. eee ee, tee. ct th Be maori Per ae ‘ esgesic, an, toe country districts, it wight nd eee |help break all records for food £0.) noe torget to net you clock {i 1 WORKE who investigated the accident, report Fy; fl To eatiely San Frenciaco| is SO cente a month |? wt ag |e Rene HL be in effect for s1n{) One hour ahead tonight, but re ELECTRIC KERS fthat they. found marks on the pave 5 000 REDS LY ie coneie men. i i Ole you daing to help | (dave Tmo hundred and ten multh)| Bey taney BONDE ofthe MAY GO ON STRIKE |pa'siiaaea about 180 tect | 9 i Camp Lewis. by carrier. Outside What are you doing to help | |i 8% sy 10,000,000 will giva a xtag-|) BUY LIBERTY BONDS of the ! | bad skidded about 150 fee | p Canes ot \? Fn FIFTH LIBERTY LOAN." | SAN FRANCISCO, March 29.—A| Wetzell was arrested and booked | ARE CAPTU ar Py : the old cjothes drive by the bbls is basdorvte the carrier zone, it Red Cross? Seattle is” re mening pupipec of Royre to be Covoted Aan penne strike involving 3,000 electrical at the Central police station on an to food production. momen coven, mre gunameteemaenaee | workers looms today, with the an-|open charge. He told the police, | IGELES, Cal., March 29.— i quired to furnish 120 tons of | Ta TET a eon thirty-two-men of | is $1.50 for sedita atethée 200 the needy in Outside the realm of figures the | ¥ BANK CLEARINGS jnouncement that employes of the|whert he saw Wall and West step-| LONDON, March 29. — Ad West” and “Sunset” di-| months by mall, | weven ropean countries. Jextra hour will do a number of} | | |Great Western Power Co. and the! ping off the curb he was overcome! Kolchak's army continues to who have hovered near, $2.75 for six Collection headquarters are at | |things, altho its effect will vear off|| Clearings . . $5,223,062.81 | | Pacific Gas and Electric Co, In Call: | by excitement and lost bis nerve, He the Bolsheviki, according to del x4 4 in a couple of days, || Balances 1,827,748.92 fornia and Nevada, will take a strike | sald he slammed the brake back hard official advices received from French battlefields, will | | 416 University st. Telephone . Angelet today aboard the months, and $5.00 Elliott 795, Or you may leave || Husbands planning to get home at | | pokane | | vote soon?” and, at the same time pressed the | today. Between March 14 and ital train, which # bring: | for a yeer. || your bundles at any. fire sta | |2 & m. may find themselves sneak-| | Clearings « 1,217,527.00 | The workers de:and 2 wage in-| throttle forward, giving the machine | the anti-Bolsheviks advanced: ing up the front steps as the cuckoo| | “Balances . + $16,940.00 | I crease. They state thelr companies more gus. This, he says, accounts | miles and took 5,000 prisoners m to the base hospital at) tion. shrieks thrice, -—-————_—_—.———_————# refused their requests for the skid marks ‘Ural front, Ufa was taken Mi