The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 17, 1919, Page 11

‘ rey | Friend of Eng sh IES POSSE Charles F. Aked, council day noon's I elub rooms. the Discussion of the I tions.” Dr, Aked re the pastorate of the COLUSA, April 17.—After he had) gregational church. killed J. M. Scroggina, town marshal " when the latter was detailed to arrest homas Woods was shot and Surrenders After Receiving! Serious Wound Aue Smithing, Won-aeeeneseet eee Premier to pope friend at Pe. n the Masont A Background for of Na y assumed | Plymouth Con WILL DEBATE IMMIGRATION | national THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, APRIL 17, — CANADIAN URGES PIGEON LOST, ‘ONE UNION PLAN |Proposes Six-Hour Day and Five-Day Week Recommending the forming of one Inbor union and the aboltsh ment of the present form of inter trades union, Secretary him. Immigration should be prohib-| Midgely of the Vancouver Centra! probably fatally wounded by a px fled for’ a pertod of four years,”| Labor counctl, outlined a plan to ‘af citizens and officers Wedr ty fs the subject of a debate to be] C&Fry this action thru at the meet held at Meany hall, day eve-|!ng of the Central Labor council! ie took refuge in his woodshea | "8, April 29, betw the Unt-| Wee day night Bad defied the posse. More than 5o/ Yersty of Washi Band Whit-/ The labor men of Western Shots were exchanged before he was man college women's teams Canada called a conference at Cal Padiy wounded and competied to sur| Mise Virginia Benson and Mins|€8FY last month to discuss the Fender. His wife and two small chil: | Ruth Holland will represent Wanh,| RUselan situation and to recom Gren were spectators to the battle ington on the affirmative while, end the all political Scroggins , ) arrest Miss Anna Matthias and Mise Grace | PTt#oners, ut the sub Woods cartier in the day, when it) Lee talk+for Whitman On the | Jeeta were and the was reported that Woods was flour. | same evening Miss Vivian Ketlan|Westion of the forming of a gen Shing a shotgun and menacing the/ and Miss Florabelle, Ludington of/¢™! union and the establishment and children and | the to debate the negative. Aves of his wife | a@eighbors. RIRLS! BEAUTIFY YOUR » HAIR WITH “DANDERIN Get a Small Bottle! Freshen Your Scalp! Stop) Falling Hair! Remove Dandruff! Grow ‘Lots of Wavy, Glossy, Beautiful Hair~—You Can! X-Ray Always At Your Service Dr. H.W. Wharton —SPECIAL OFFER— On Your Teeth I am offering to the people of Seattle for the next ten days special reductions on Crown and Bridge- teeth fixed today. EXAMINATION FREE DR. H. W. WHARTON Personal Service Dentists | Second at Madison—Over Seattle State Bank Phone Elliott 1480 THE FACTORY HAIR is the place to get your work done. at factory prices. We have on sale and manufacture Wi Switches, Pu mops, Transforma- and O14 Lady Front Everything to wear in Hair Goods we make and carry in stock Clean, dye and make over Yur old Switcher, Toupecs Wikn atc. | Make’ up you Cat Hair and Combings | b iA pattern you may de- sire 1529 Third Ave. Ketween FPIKH and PINE university will go to Whitman jot labor which now continent on ave 99) | porters’ associations andthe Pacific | Forwarders’ association who appear-| fed before the recent railroad admin-|Then I started taking it, [istration rate hearing at Washing-|my second bottle those awful spells! |ton, D. C., will reach Seattle Thurs-|of sick stomach left me entirely, and | |I} day, from the Bast. of the six-hour day and the five Week occupied the center of stage The six-hour day will relieve to a certain extent the oversupply exists on this unt of the return of the soldiers from the war. “. international system has [been a failure, The red tape of these organizations is intoleral to any progressive union man we think that the one big union will solve the problem to a certain extent. (We will then have an or ganization which will be from the bottom up rather than from top down.” WON'T IMPEACH COV. HARDING DES MOINES, Iowa, April 17 | yernor W. L. Harding wil! not have to face an court because of bis pardon of Ernest Rathbun, Ida county youth convicted of a statutory charge. The Iowa house of representa- tives arty today voted down the! majority regert of its judiciary commiftee, Impeachment The minority re port, asking only censure of the executive for bis part in granting the pardon was accepted by vote of 70 to M. ‘line, he continued, “I was weighing HEALTH DEPARTMENT coly, coe hunered ‘cee eatteh DISAPPROVES OFFER pounds. ana had not been able to de any work for years Hut now I On the recommendation of | weigh one hundred and thirty-six health department. the pu pounds—making an actual gain of safety committes voted Wednes eighteen pounde—and am in shape to oppose the city's acceptance Of | tor work every day; the name as ff the offer of Mrs the city the Irondale, Mra posed that the city building to Seattle and entabiieh & new hospital on the shore of Lake Washington. Tho health de partment reported the bullding is too small. The coung! is ex- pected to reject the offer, Anna J. Hill to give four-story how Hui bring pro BRITISH ASK PART IN REBUILDING FRANCE) (Special to The Star by N. BE. A) LONDON, April 17.—The Federa tion of Briti¢h Industries has a mem bership of 20,000 firma, representing a capital of $20,000,000,000. The fed voring to have ns on imports lowered that British industry may share at once in the reconstruction work eget’ France and Belgium. FRANCE IS TRYING TO GET AIR MAIL, TOO} (Special to The Star by N. BE. A) PARIS, April 17.—Continued eftorts are being made, in spite of many re verses, to establish permanent postal air lines over France. Mail haa been carried from Paris to Bordeaux in} four hours, to Marseilles in three hours and 45 minutes, and to Brus sels in three hours and 10 minutes. geen EXPORTER VISITS SEATTLE R. C, Dailey, vice president of tho Overseas Shipping company and rep- | resentative of the Exporters and Im He will be in Seattle a short time to confer with | Walter P. 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