The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 5, 1919, Page 10

vy Four Fine New Red Seal Records From June List SOPHIE BRASLAU Sings “Baby Mine”—$1.00 GALLI CURCI Sings “Crepuscule”—$1.00 JASCHA HEIFETZ Plays “Spanish Dance” (Op. 21, No. 1)—$1.50 FRITZ KREISLER Plays “Dream of Youth’—$1.00 VICTROLAS $25 to $400 Convenient Payment Terms Sherman Dias. Co Third Avenue at Pine SEATTLE MMC 7 NUT COPTS, JEWS, MOSLEMS UNITED IN CAIRO TOWN Tae CATRO, June 5.—Coptic priests ad rf | Many School Children Are Sickly ldressing Moslem congregations in who value their own comfort | Cairo mosques. A Jewish woman | the welfare of their children should doctor speaking in the same mosque. De without # box of Mother Gray's | seen, SPOAking jp you value your watch, let repair it. Near Liberty! Advertisement. | the Coptic patriarch, These are some of the curious results of the Egyptian nationalist movement. And over all waves a banner displaying a cross within the crescent. Coptic leaders, however, have maid that be cause there are but 500,000 Copts to 12,000,000 Mosiems they could not do otherwise than fraternize. "4 by mothers for over THESE POWDERS GIVE SAT- ' “Always” Serve ‘The “Always” Good ear “Always” Fresh COrrss In vacuum cans, at most grocers. Roasted, packed and guaranteed by Schwabacher Bros. & Co. Seattle’s Oldest Business House. Moslem priests exchanging calls with | PORT TOFIGHT "SPOKANE RATE Commission Decides to Sell Fishermen Ice To fight the bill troduced in congress by | Miles Poindexter giving Spokane an advantage over tle in continental and to again to fishing boats altho probit ited & supreme court ing order, wan decide by commission Wednesday The Poindexter bill revives the long and short haul € troversy and was started by the ap of Spokane men lower from Seattle than to er rate has been established by rallroads to meet water competition the Panama canal, The bill prevent the railroads from with the water in Senator to a finish Ne trans rates, well ice by restrain the port afternoon feation the to This low the to wet aside Bastern points okane rate thru would competing lower rates | A resolution was submitted to the commission by C. J. France, exec utive etary, providing that the two senators from Washington and the three from West ern Washington be petitioned to fight the bill, and that. the port commissions. of ‘Tacoma, Everett and Grays Harbor be asked to write their congressman protesting against the measure, Emergency Now | The proposition to sell toe despite |the court's order was introduced by Commissioner Christensen, who said that the persons who obtained }the injunction did not care if the | port started to sell tee again. He declared there is an emergency and fishermen are not able to obtain sufficient ice, The strike of: fish ermen in Alaska is the reason for this ice « . said Christensen, | Robert president of the |comminsion, vigorously opposed the jsale of ice, declaring it to be } “against the law.” He asnerted he | did not want to make the port lia tor tempt of court. The congressmen | bie measure was passed over the nega tive vote of Bridges. A special meeting of the commis | day afternoon lbonds to pay jaward on the to receive bids on the condemnation property at Smith [Cove where the new Pier “A” | being built. Approximately $320,000 in bonds will have to be issued. The county will assume the bond ed indebtedness on the ferries | Leechi, Robert Bridges, West Seat | tle, Dr, Martin and Mercer, when takes them over. The indebtedness amounts to more than $350,000, The county also will take over the ferry landings on Elliott Bay and Lake Washington which now are operat Jed by the port, but the building at the foot of Marion st. will be re- tained by the commission Price Too High The appraisal of Pier 9, which was offered to the port by the Whiz Fish Company for $55,000, revealed that the dock was not worth nearly that much and the offer was tabled. All Red Cross goods passing over the port's dock will be exempt from wharfage charges, This will go into effect at the request of local Red Cross headquarters. The establishment of a minimum wage of $6.40 a day for the eng neers employed by the port was referred to the port engineer H. EB. Frick, district manager for the shipping board, asked the port to exter’ the leass of the Hanford #¢, termina) 60 dava to give the «hip beard time to move material it hes op the dock A'tho the lease was not extended the commission voted to cooperate with the board in moving the materia: TO OUST REDS FROM A. FOF L Morrison Says Bolshevik} Elements Must Go WASHINGTON, June 5.—(United Press.}—Measures to dinssociate or- ganized labor from all anarchist and Bolshevik elements, will be taken by ing June 9, Secretary Frank Morri- son said today. Resolutions stating that there in no place in organized labor for these bomb plots, are expected to be of- fered, Morrison said. *‘In addition, all local unions will | be urged to take strict measures to prevent lawless factions from assert- ing their influence in the work of organized labor,"" Morrison sald “We will meek to prevent a repeti tion of the Seattle strike, where rad feals guined control of the local unions and caused a general strike | that was not authorized by one of | the international unions “Organized labor stands by Its| right to strike, but will insist that) }ita strikes be orderly.’* Morrison will preas his recom- mendations before the convention for closing of immigration, on the ground that lax immigration laws made possible the recent bomb plots, He left for Atlantic City today to make preparation for the conven- sion was called for 2 o'clock Thurs | in| the American Federation of Labor |! at its Atlantic City convention, open. || radicals, and denouncing the recent || THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1919 —WANTED— BIG BROTHERS 1,000 STATE OF WASHINGTON BOYS WANT BIG BROTHERS E thousand State of Washington boys want to go out into America and help tens of thous- ands of American boys to be real honest to goodness boys. THE BOYS FORWARD MOV will SPREAD THE GOSPEL OF RIGHT THINKING, among the boys of America. FORWARD, EVER FORWARD, BOYS HELPING BOYS. LITTLE BROTHERS RIGHT DOING HELPING LITTLE BROTHERS. BIG BROTHERS HELPING LITTLE BROTHERS. Hear ’em sing. Watch ’em work for a better boys’ America. MENT, singing sweet Seattle songs throughout forty states, AND RIGHT LIVING BIG BROTHER—HOW MANY OF THESE LITTLE If you can’t send five—some some. i i} | Beattie Advertising Agency department of the days of ‘89, who fought the blaze which almost wiped out Seattle, will be guests of honor at the big reunion and dinner to be held by the “Eighty Niners” of Se attle In the Masonic clubrooms Fri day night Josiah Collins, who was chief of the department in those days, but can’t be blamed for the conflagration because he was in San Francisco, will be toastmaster MONEY And should yo Th Liste Menbers of the olf volunteer fire! tion Assurance has been given that | the condition of President Samuel | Gompers is much improved, and | that he will be able to preside at all sexsions. | Gompers In expected to ask the | convention for some action that will | [urge congress to repeal the war- | time prohibition law, He will also | | speak in approval of the work of the | | international labor commission which framed the labor provisions of the peace treaty |PERSHING’S MEDALS KEPT FOR GALA DAYS N. KA. Spectal to The Star LONDON, June 5.—British papers comment on the fact that Gen, Per- |shing usually wears few decorations, altho he has three rowa which he can put on for ceremonial oceasions: London's looking forward to the re- view to follow the signing of the peace treaty by Germany, and at which Pershing will be the chief guest of hogor. Home of the Best $2.50 Glasses On Earth We look upon eye examina- tion as a very important mat- ter—no should you the bent should entrust the examination to @ thor oughly reliable optician — one who, through years of ap izing in adjusting eye de Je positive of fitting them rectly MARCUM OPTICAL CO. To secure you Fire Fighters of ’89 to Assemble Friday Night Rattalion Chief Tom Noonan, Capt Michael T. 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