The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 7, 1919, Page 4

eee ow site - cnet A a THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1919. CHICAGO LABOR CHIEF CONDEMNS “REDS” LARS WAGE DONT THROW EM AWAY ———_YANK VETERANS (Hawker to Try Atlantic Flight _) SERVES NOTICE K-END DRIVE) ap ae A seen # SIGNUP AGAIN a ON BOLSHEVISM T VROPE FER OnE CENT: i e ki 40 Per Cent of Volunteers Werhecs Guin’ or teaeill canism, Says Fitzpatrick se Record Shows Thieves \ \\ y Worked Overtime \\ i <—— Zz . Want to Go Back \\ Wye. Ma STAMP HERE ers and thiev pont a busy \ =| send, the poli v ’ \ > q Bela toate nk the « \ \ / ©Your ©eLD rted that he lost the « \ » Which be hal t " \\ at the Co , / CHICAGO, April 7.-Charging that he Chie ts “knifed” the ew labor t the polls in the ° sca wate Kitano le ; HAWKER. | sy toroea! Abe gto ag re , f | nee J Z, y tien t nip nd 6 to the police that a tool chest} | \ \ i), g Z th ; Suitcase «containing sluable | 3 é / / , . m n Ue ae EE Fukwila, aecorin e| - i y V 4 | Greeks Celebrate of Tukwila, accor g to Y : A * r Rade to the p< Sunday aft ANY); / War for Freedom Reed betic B lost from the runr Ymachine, betweer and Goorgetowr and went back several times after the cise Set bis loss, but was unable t mad it. valued Mhe home of Joseph Burdick Digarry at. by & thief who ¢ ie pee with 2 De s = — " | i S 7] Atlantic Flight VOTE FINISHED PORTLAND, April 7.—The Port- eal of the Commercial Teleg- 2 ‘ was stoler Iroad teleg- not to han- » promi. business. jeson, physician and EW YORK, A ' H organizers of base hom will speak on his war aun a dinner given by fy @ tornado, which struck the | . a we or ‘ ¢ ot tbe First Prabye portion of the city last] J» sarretret “— He eer wince 1916 > _jterian | uesday evening. Mise Frances Mic n Lae a Back was broken, was the oo igen er the direct ‘NOTE: Gen. Pershing has sent a rush order for reading matter, especially maga- u 3 were | d Be tke sore ny of them |zines, for our boys in Europe. damaged and veral ve |) eee tras soon 2 me onereit Ttaans Change ‘Attitude Towards of the twister were ae iat arta of the state. "Near Fim | Americans After Struggle Is Over farm houses St ee tee BY HERBERT COREY error in saying that General James | soma feet thru! FIUME, Mare 20.—4+By Mail. GC. Harb n Fra as touch w American iseune were withdrawn from this section of the Adriatic *ituation coast because of the unfair methods | refused to consider them used by Italy Harbord is a two-fisted. Either the Italian command ‘*tiff-backed A an, who sought to'make a catspaw of the "ee the American flag spat \ 332d American regiment, and per-|the American uniform 1 suade the Dalmatian: 1d Montene: | Without taking prompt » srins that the Unit States sup "ction. Also, I believe I ported the Italian attitude in trying | ying t to seize the Dalmation coast, or clse | of Presider the Italian brand of courtesy and[?32d_ regin the Italian brand of diplomacy, in| Flume and Dalmatia face of a difficult situation, is away | trated in Genoa, from which city its | below par. members hope they will be sent I believe myself justified in say ¥ it jing that after General Treat, com access to the manding the 322d regiment in Italy jhad refused to act upon the protest Italiang Wanted No Check lof the regimental officers, a direct appeal was made to higher author ity slight injuries. and damage to ter General spondence = very simile Italian commar ¢ Am Report Brought Results H them I have not access to the cor 2 > é miral | desire of the Italians é ¢ " e four jets for hi i% F British, French and Americans—tor | UT Next reraes ving, shaved oitk things began to happen a —— ween of Sar ki the IN GUN MUZZLE or said or did throughout a long, happ “AIP Al is 3" teriment, “wisi Oe serine Negro Hears Shot and Sees life, our scholarly Author-Ambassador | CHILD'S UXATVE ee Lead Stop Short beganeach day by being “friendly” with his razor. certain p spondence, but [I think ullard, of the t dd Sta made a report to the United army authorities in France brought results. 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In the belief that or return the unused portion if not |¥OU Only Knew wha words of | ¢ {# more contraband liquor con: | President Wilson have meant to us i perfectly satisfied. in this struggiel We know yc teal cealed in the hold Address: Bellingham Chemical | ¢1,,. f bade 23% Co., Bellingham, Wash. | 4 of whisky from the hold of eamer Klamath, at Pier 10 morning, after previous search of the vessel when she docked the There 115 pint bottles: Colonel Hverson returned a tew Bellingham Man wor | days later with his battalion, In the * ° Honed | meantime the Italian troops had Killed In Auto meitetn Expert | moved in, He was astounded by the} BELLINGHAM, April ‘a Speciaity | e#Pect of the town when he entered, | 1,1 We Grind ry flag was down except the Ital erg was killed and Roy |serlously injured when Kiverything | jan flags. ‘T ad been torn do \ CANADA ENGLAND FRANCE We have the largest grinding equip: | by the Ttalinng ‘one tree aown a ie ea tri 4 Victoria Street 27 Church Street signe Ans a e a miles th of Jellingham. ‘erento iheMeld Rue de Pari 3 t im the Northwest, . TRIC GRINDING Works | An flag was still up, because it had | hit ar Fourth Ave, Near Union, | been hard to reach, Some one bad) of 15 fev