The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 3, 1919, Page 1

DOP CENSORS REMOVE _ Chief Warren has removed his cop censors from the Equity printing shop. “The order was issued last night,” said the chief this morning. sued the order on my own account, and not on instructions from the mayor.” Early this morning a policeman showed up to open the shop, as has been customary since the chief began the censorship role. A police padlock had been used during the ban. The officer left immediately after opening the place, and did not return. No statement was issued by the mayor. The suit brought by the Central Labor council to oust the cop censors is still pending. It is believed, how- ever, that it will be dismissed in a day or two. When it was begun, Corporation Counsel Meier requested the chief for a statement on which to base an answer. This statement was never made and consequently the city’s answer to the formal complaint was never prepared. Wednesday, fair; warmer ui ULD RETURN HUN COLONIES ERRORISTS IN U.S.MEN SAY ASTATIEMPT PAGE 11 "HUNS SHOU OMB CRIMES gees: ss HAVE CHANG [ASHINGTON, June 3.—(United )—With the ablest secret service and gah ert ass ee p experts in the government work- PARI .—A i , the plot to kill Attorney General A. perts in ne Je Be with President Wil Palmer here last night, clues were today, advocated that Germany be gi ued to many points in the East! “ me . former East | Sal se | 11. A-synopsis of the first pn cig iy FANG oy meet her ce thus far uncovered led officials here to be-| 7 5: = gan seine eiths ret el "Phin ce ae ry oH t hile rf bis por yspoail is expected to make a formal sti . Spat bganie eons oe, lished in yesterday § Issue, Is jtomorrow regarding the proposed modifications. printed today, together with | qasnse ot Ficasee "Lieve ‘Georpr'| the aicond isutalianedd, for proposal that ‘Upper Silesia be re TRE ATY CHA 14 “I is- NIGHT EDITION TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE by Mail, An American Paper That Fights for Americanism The Seattle Sta Rotered ‘tides in Seattle TUESDAY | WEDNESDAY JUNE 4 Per Year, $5.00 to * Becond Clam Matter May 2, 1899, at the Postoffice at Beattie, Wash. under the Act of Congress March #, 1879. VOLUME 22. NO. 88. i "SEATTLE, WASH., TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1919. Tonight tonight eather Forecast: May Be Next Queen of England | ae Days,” the rapid-action nov- el of adventure and love, which will run, serial form, in The Star. Turn to Page ‘oe ‘were set off im eight | 11 o'clock last night thie morning. Two » killed—a special police serene Saad "ap gt lcials, who, with Attorney General | Palmer, were “marked” for death a turned to Germany for economic rea har 2os eean-tey-prottere: . These. tn sons. The American experts, how of Labor Wilson. New York and an unidenti “thrower in Washington, being slightly in- ae a th hoary scene of explosions in were arrested in two in Philadelphia. - police said, the and — cities. | erature was discov Pittsburg and Roxbury. | cluded Secretary | Commissioner of Immigration Cam inetti and Postmaster General Burle jon. Police and soldiers have been thrown about the homes of officials | | whose safety may be threatened | Homes Are Damaged | Tt was shortly after 11 o'clock fast night when the northwestern part of | Washington was shaken by | explosion at the front door (CONT'D ON PAC violent f Attor those who missed the begin- ning of the story. The prince of Wales ix expected soon to take a bride. The choice jever, suggested that Poland retain Upper Silesia and the Germans be | given supervision over certain of her recent East African possessions | In addition to this question the American experts discussed the en |tire probflem of reparations, the Saar valley settlement, details of the league of nations and the points brought out in the German counter proposals BEING TALKED: Modification of Econom Section Is Debated ~ BY FRED 8S. FERG (United Press Staff Ci PARIS, June 3.—President apparently loaded with | FOURTE royal circles has been narrowed by: the war. Lady Evelyn King, ¢ ughter y We a Jof the earl of Lovelace, is most often mentioned in British circles |Ebert Says Treaty conferred today with An commissioners and experts Liberty in Russia Unknows ia wife, in an auto- se WARN POLICE friends, were approach ‘s00Me at the time of the ox mM. When the blast occurred mevelt stopped his machine and to Palmer's house. The attorney fal appeared perfectly cool, pevelt said, and remarked: ° ‘46 all right; nobody hurt Bomb Thrower hist killed here by his Meath weapon while preparing low up Palmer's home was an at the game, according experts. The bomb he used § Of a type identical with that em y by Frank Holt on July 2 When he attempted to biow up the capitol here. Explosive experts | Who worked on the Holt case believe | thatthe attempt on the attorn Beneral’s Wile “was perpetrated _ the same organization Ploying Holt. the police today investigations the @ Baltimore & Ohio railroad ticket mn the remains of the dead anar ehist, showing it had been punched at Philade’ jhia. | That +e terrorist i by as that em continued had ax shown b prepared the he pur wore to while one Kk derb had another hat, a soft ehased recently in Philadelphia F his suit case, apparently to away from the scene Causes Own Death That he came to stumbling over a ledge _ Of the Palmer house | bomb before he had placed it the decision of the here. Dr. Monroe, explosives expert there were two two bombs or one other explosive Finding of @ thumb b led Inspector ( wear his death near the fron the exploding investigator said explosion: bomb ei and some declar evidence ish the Iden » tity of he plotters AN plan taken found and there are Police headquarters 9 Cities in the wast That it may be _ that threatened » ) averted only by the finding, April = 29, of a score of undelivered bomb: the New York postoffice, after had exploded, following deliver it the home of former Senator Hard | Wek, of Georgia, was the * Officials here. * Working on this theory, ¢ | CAtition wae be taken homes of other government offi of the thumb being rushed to of all the big to guard beliet of OF BOMBERS | Guards Stationed at Federal, Building, Mayor’s Home | Police guards were stationed about the county-eity and the Monday following receipt of a wire at federal and buildings ir hore of Mayor Ole Hanson, Seattle poli headquarters had One that bomb outrage been committed the Kast plain remained on| of the man duty near the residence 2609 N ced mayor at Other were pi bout the ount office Captain 6. from m. remains to bomb in telegram at 640 a the Tuesd: of bits tating that the who wa blown m of the re near b: ording te mb ple precaut been ther thar patrolman will keep on the alert for s The of being bomb break men in Us whom ye stapec radi¢ anarchistic in t criminal tendenci ed dally. We have of them. ‘This for the past about pub ight ure being ata on each one ha. been unde wa four guards were buildings here eipt of the in the F at day of the thi off nd not replaced were taken dayligh morn PATERSON HOUSE WRECKED PATE N,N. J, June A bomb reception hall vartla whecked a two-family house morni No [one wow seriously injured, 4 Quantity, Says Reporter BY FRANK J. TAYLOR American prisone (Copyright, 1919, by United Press.) | in Moscow PARIS, June 2.—(Delayed.)— — Bolshevier by me Russia, under the dictatorship of | The propaganda agitators, ix a land where liberty | deceive them is an unknown quantity. The Bolsheviki have surpassed even czarism in their efforts to legal ize control of every one and every thing. It ix impossible to buy a shirt, rent a b or go from one canine five miles distant er mits from the communists’ com- r missaries. of war confined being exposed to ans of lectures however, did not and After ne be first-cl om pa nie We did not until ik out where train by @ soldiers for Petrograd wouny British soldier experience the slightest dela reached the final Bolsty Finnish border, rded a ans ac the mmand was in ¢ ermit us to cross the ured the Finns op: | Russia would re eu Tt come by a Fin baby Bolshevik 4 obsta : | could ¢ Washing ment wi would prac courier and replac t issued this tore, Your papers to leave I be all right from the fc asia ma own t office recognizing precedent reform wn out ustom: but the t consulted m ithority here. T hould be mitted to cros# the You will Thru Bolsheviki Front jave to return to Petrograd with a of Finns 1 sending You cannot leave an m in military thrust the of the see why anyone per border he German as the I entered Russia thru am Bolshevik front first non-officia front officia in Lithuania Russia un train pulled out for and hitherto on man et @ the missions” used this ro Petrograd, carrying 400 women niless bec commander's | dren and babies — pei rassed weeping in disappointm whippersnapper ented their the influence of flat reed to release ui out r 7 1 division | this t of which whim escape—he softened pres under and Men Are Robbed stripped and Mone and ¢ Owing to the fact that there now stele, I till unwashed and une the foreign minister permit to Che entire rehed party wa neh by inch eredentia no was obliged, while haved, to ea Holshe for on propaganda tract the wireless the th and copies allie office proposals to th foreign which Bolshevik ners inside let dom had forbidden further ent pe ed and per mitted me to w days world confiscated. A shevik officer eager! banknotes mitted yrrespondents, but reler icnaits 4, 2a the room the Moscow, I rounding — the were Like ¢ had perfect grabbing for Americ taken from us. The us to retain a few Bolxhevik evident! them too had per hire an in reter, leave town, take photograp! A f : ruble uelee confiscation for twounile walk across the the nglint unguar 1 to A of | carr ik leaders prom ing wounded brought th the constructive result uch as fac communism m and failed than party to a Finnish ed us which aut and hurried us camry Perl Finland, ning under but the pitabl off to made evasion after eva propaganda, and how to interview leaders bubbling over with big idea as yet unte mo: wove may be able to see something the locksmith, but, it 1 t of com cl, Lman:| blind to the intere the g weed w obtain the releaw of ve! pany. ‘SAYS THIEVES GRAPPLES WITH | GET PETITIONS +TWO PROWLERS Declaring Attorney John F the that petitions bear- ing 100 names have been stolen, Murphy, rep Calif association, reward of $50 Tursday for infor would lead to the arrest of the thieves, who, conspiring mation that charges, are vent his workers from brir about a referendum vote on legislature when it ratified the federal pro- hibition amendment to the con action of stitution Headquarter the coming Murphy wre ristration clerks ly 5.000 name in Seattle names must be Wednesda Man thelr signature ph open every di those who election must ignin Me SPOKANE to 9. council b snservative il force here munieatior ate asking that ention can t ng about the oners, ation and rey ul the Petit returned The regis last last Mehihorn buildin from mu petition night Ful derat release the DAY alid ration office at the cit did not fon” in to pre - ai detays, the Yankee|/Murphy Offers Reward for Finds Men Crawling Over Information; Charges Plot Office Transom Grappling with two men he climbing over the tran caught som of his offices at tral building, Tuesday Dr. Wiliam G. spector U. 8. ice, coat and The man fled. and petitions all Seattle being checked day en « bearing at O} obtat the peti y day Approximate mpla b. to lding to make had fixed up to reach the outside Spokane Labor Men : Are Conservative Ry be 4 and n of Mur ure All ust before Ne hail At the the Central land uncle heard Lak Cor eaven & Compton elicited the information Lewi that he ue, fi Chicago, named to of the Labor of political to rights of free | Press war-time OF DAYS. heir of the wspapers a aid int heir y reach t tate had left One Lewis, June, Pryor, 416 Cen morning, chief in public health serv fought desperately minutes finally Ke ree fr ability an 15 papers w etective om 1 for ming that es in rolice ch to prope Lew 1915 ms addre im solicit that plac June ferred with Chancellor yesterday fo: that the the ge | Berlin four he the five the for tore from one of the prowlers. > b Hop army dia years ago. turned department Richards to work 1 climbing transom the me of search Hunt for Heir to Estate in Britain have be for G en rire at law of Charles Lewis deceased, of Bradford on Avon and Jaber of Eng rty of his is Was last at Ootsa sed there ind inquiries by ors for the e for § Huns Will Reject Rhenish Republic COPENHAGEN hundred Rhenish mem: national (United mbly cor heidemann and Germay government new dispateh Rhenish reported republ a today. Must Be Modified BY CARL D. GROAT (United Press Staff Correspondent) BERLIN, June 2.— (Delayed.) President Ebert, thru the dicted today that the sembly will reject the pea Jur they are modified government pression of a military ing the German people if they are ready for armed resistance against the peace conditions ing rpoposed modifications of the economic of the German 7% treaty a The suggested changes were out” lined authoritatively to the United Press as follows: - Virst-—Fixing of a definite sum which Germany must pay im repair ation, to be 000,000,000 to $30- 000,000,000. i Second--Clarifying of the clause” regarding powers of the reparations — commission as to issuing decrees) ) = governing German internal affaira,” Petrograd Is Again Thiré—Making four years inal Reported Captured of two necessary for the first pay. ment of the $5,000,000,000 repara- LONDON June (United ’ ba, Press.)—An Exctange Telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen ed the Ti Tegu Petrograd been honian itish war section press, jonal as © terms pre has ordered sup cireular ask Making provisions en « Germany to acquire merchant shipping by charter or other today quo’ that by and Fy The office repor r its latest informa that the al as stating captured nish forces regards the lease, has wise All in line these suggested with the changes are policies, the Amer ates have pursued since « of the peace conference, to reliable information, represent any sacrk principle in the treaty, i med, but are among thé portant details regarding felt’ modifications may be without affecting seriously the ment of Germany. From 1 authoritative souree it learned today that Wilson, Lloyd George and Clemenceau are now agreed the advisability of modifying the treaty, The question now was said to be the degree of modification necessary and when it should be done, Lioyd George ip, | the ope 2P- | according British King 54 ice ot Years Old Today LONDON King birthda not June (United Press.) George celebrated today. A fired at noon in I and in, garrison at home and NC-4 Will Not Fly Back From Bri WASHINGTON June Secre- tary of the Navy Daniels today an-| nounced th would be no attempt to make a non-stop flight from Bu- rope to America in the NC4, The crew of the NC-4 will return on the Arostook, Daniels said. his 54th made salutes pur were towns dockyard | was abroad. ain : it is understood, favors changing the terms before compelling the Germans to sign. Clemenceau was reported to Be in- sisting that the present treaty should be signed and that it should then be reopened for such modifh cations ay are deemed essential, he president's view as to when the modifications should be made could not be but that he al changes was ain, Mexican Minister on Way to Capital LAREDO, Tex,, June 3.—( al | Candido Aguilar, minister of foreig jaffairs for the Mexican government | passed thru here today en route to Washington on “official business.” Yanks Leave North, Bolsheviki Report LONDON, June 3.—-(United Press.) A Rolshevik official wirele Moscow today stated that American withdrawing fom Arch obtained is in favor declared to be of seve Riots Occur in Spanish Cities MADRID, June 2 (Delayed) (United Press.)—-Rioting has oe curred in several cities as a result of the national elections. ville t ballotlar = from, disorders were reported and Granada, where t successful ia the in | troop: sock angel are wer oe