The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 20, 1919, Page 1

UN CABINET FALLS | REPORT GERMANS ACCEPT TREATY Tides rRmay JUNE 20 First Low Tide Piest High Tide Second Lew Tide Seow Second Wigh Tide Second High in Seattle SATURDAY aUN® tt Pret Lew Tide *Piret High Tide low Tide Tide cF VOLUME 22. NO. 101. An American Paper That Fights for Seber! icanism eSeattle Sta as Second Clase Matter May 2, 1899, at the Postoffice at Beattie, Was hb. onder THE “SE ATTLE | STAR FRIDAY, aT NE 20. 1919 perese Maren #1878. ———— — — — — — — eee LATE EDITION TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE Per Tear, by Mall, $5.00 to $9.08 ___ Weather Forecast: ‘(LABOR ELECTS TODAY TEUTONS TO FOR PEACE GOVERNI WEIMAR, June 20.—(United Press.) — The » mann cabinet has resigned. THE HAGUE, June 20.—(United Press.)—The new cabinet will be selected tonight, according to a Weimar dis; TEUTON GOVERNMENT IS received here today, quoting “the most reliable authority.” LONDON, June 20.—An Exchange Telegraph dispatch Paris this afternoon reported the German government at Wei * had accepted the peace treaty. No confirmation of the report CONTEST AT BELLINGHAM BEGINS AT 2 “Will Determine Control of State Federation; Short ts Storm Center TTACK ON GOMPERS BELLINGHAM, June 76 —The historic contest for contre! of the Staite Federation of Labor was on today, when the conven ten voted to make election of officers 2 special order of basi ness for 2 o'clock Friday after Reon, Administration forces are backing | tom Ruscell, Tacoma bojlermaker for president, and L. W. Bock, Seat-| Mle warber, for secretary : Oppesitinn Sail ‘Wetion to advance the time giection, made by J. B. Hunt. of ters leral 499, of Tacoma. with comparatively mal! Opposition f 3t.was = victory for supporters of ot Shert, as it was generally Ereperted that insurgent metal trades | bad come here financed to Pproiong the session indefinitely f Samurt Gompers wes the storm peenter of the é wevsion far Four resolutions ting the action of t pan Federation of Labor 1 Gompers for upb 4 ines and beer were Mederation ‘The resolutions were brouz fhe floor on motion of E. E Seattle D resolution port to Gom {OONTD ON ding before pledging rs and his PAGE TW Si Winnipes Men CONSTABLE FINDS PART OF WHISKY Discovers Twelve Quarts of Missing Booze in a Sanitarium RESULTS IN SQUABBLE Twelve quarts of confiscated whirky, the first to be found since RS1 quarts disappeared from the county-city building on the night of dune 4, were seized Thursday night in a private sanitariom conducted by Dr. Frederick G Nichots, associate of County Cor oner Charles ©. Tiffin, with of fiers at 308 Joshaa Green build ing. The whisky, bearing the court check numbers of May seized by Constable James W bert ond an assistant, when they weooped down om the sanitarium, armed with a search warrant from Justion of the Peace Otis W. Brink ers court Not content with seizing the quarts, Lambert overturned beds and searche neok and crann despite the prov and hin nurses Get Ht From dodge protested that the Lambert was Judge Clas and hie « seuned ash betwee ecuting Attorney Fred ¢ I gave that whisky ols, to be used pone. demand Are Out Under Bond WINNIPES. Man. June 26—Six the ten labor leaders. pirial for seditious conspiracy. had Wherty here today, after giving ds of $2.900 each All were F Uish-born, a the civ ‘The remaining de —are to be tried b P thorities. fevieral a * The men relea Gaidermen Enda of the retar el. agree collect fron Madian + California Phone Strike May _Stop Everybody in Seattle Made a Rhyme Manager. popu ndeti awified f the next awaiting * Continued on Page 18 » Fight Over Future Army on in n Senate {4 sub coms vort the measure { ramuttee Skip-Stop Service _for East Madison | st Madi reet car line u be next 1 with skip-stop” signs ties Supt. Thomas } system becomes effect Mu More Sunshine Is on Tap Saturday HIEF TAHAN Of the Kiowa Indians’ Is Going to Tell Indian Stories for Seattle Children ox Canada President Cleveland par @omed him after he became converted to Christianity and he became 4 Presbyterian preacher. Chief Taban has « wonder ful cotiection of -eegrirs be remembers from the days of his boyhood 1 your = PHELAN WOULD BAR JAPANESE . Warns America to Be Ready for War on Pacific WASHINGTON, June 20 —De manding legislation forever bar ring Japanese immigration, Sen. Phelan, today warned Americas to be ready for “war on the Pacific.” Appearing as a witness before the house immigration commit tee, Phelan appealed to congress to save the Western states from economic death at the hands of the “sons of the East.” ator California - REVISED TREATY ” Polk Informed P Pact Will Be » questior anza machine xican probier will be one . Leghorn Named to Ci y Auditing Job ‘ of $250, Flashes of Latest News About Peace GERMANS IN REVOLT OVER FRENCH OROER BERLIN A riot re nd several NOT SO POSITIVE NOW and cannot be, Consider able significance wes attached in po litiea! circles here to.the fact that th statement did no erate th ‘ago are “unacce: 'U. S..WAR DEPARTMENT 1S PREPARED TO ACT WASHINGTON June Mower léepartment plans fer action in fuifitied titreaty. Ti SOCIALISTS DEMANDING SIGNING OF THE TERMS 9 (Dela ye United Press) WITH KIDNAPING WILSON SUBMITS PLEA FOR IRELAND HEARING WASHING dent, Wile Pres Largest Criminal Case Re- sult of Bisbee Affair HOENIX, Ariz June 26.—4Unite rrants for 1.200 residents Ariz, charging them * BRITISH AIRSHIP BACK FROM GERMANY PATROL ve PRESIDENT WILSON TO MEET COLLEAGUES T0 BE PRINTED ; TROOPS SENT TO GUARD SWITZERLAND FRONTIER ' REF Published Today EXPECT AN OFFICIAL » ment ‘ been received from any source. GENEVA, June 20.—The betting here switched today to 2 to! : that Germany will sign the treaty. New Foe Leaders Sign Terms Offered by Allies PARIS, June 20,—Chancellor according has fallen, to Scheidemann’s to advices received by govern-_ the American peace commission this afternoon. This action, in London dispat source. Earlier di acceptance of the treaty, development following ove rturm of The peace commission's information further present minister of war, that Gustav Noske, from an Exchange Telegraph dispatch received tated, was followed by acceptance of the peace h was not confirmed from any other matches | Weimar indicated that however, would be a natural the German cabinet. indicated would succeed nn and form & new cabinet. new ministry, nationa f assembly, decision ely ratify the or final cabinet s President Ebert Reported to rv Be Standing by Scheidemann Dd at BY CARI WEIMAR une lnyed.—10:30 pp. m.—President Ebert has decited’ to stand or fall with the Scheidemann cabi it was learned today. As ministry is expected its determination Ger present to announce to resign before morning many would be without a pres ident until the national assem bly can pick & successor, pro viding Ebert carried his decision into effect HUN ANNOUNCEMENT 1 BERLIN ne 19 tement, it imp exy ssued avert CONGRESS WILL CHECK LEAGUE SAYS SHEPPARD WASHINGTON, June 20 (Unit Press.)—-Congress will be a ch eague of nations and a perm guardian « under th ard, Texas wering t nounced today the ared today in league critics. JAPAN OFFICERS MOVE TOKIO, June 17.—(Delayed)—Vice Chief Fukuda of the general staff and Har hi left today for Sibe rth % ° 99.98, | Col | Vietory The situation among the vari ous governmental bodies here to day appeared to be as follows Peace delegation—Unanimous ly opposed to acceptance of the terms. Cabinet—Majority against signing National assembly— \bont even ly divided at present, with a growing tendency toward accept ance inclined the remaing e Strikes Impend The industrial » according to dispatches filed in Wei- would be pledged to sign the treaty. which was regarding the treaty, decision. The scheduled to convene today BY ©. - was expected to CAMILLO CIA ‘FARRA (United Press Staff Correspondest) ROME, June 20—Premier Or lande announced today that hie cabinet had tendered its nation to King Victor Emmam vel who had reserved deckslenm. statement was made the chamber ef deputies nad ae jected, 250 to 78, the premier’s motion for the chamnee tomas vene in secret session te com sider a vote of confidence demonstration. © chamber. PESSOA PARTY IS WELCOMED « <> Brazil's President-Elect Due ference rectified our according to the wark nature vouch. Regarding the Adriatic Uers, Italy has not refused te — borate on the solutions offered to Arrive’ Today debate. I wilt effort to conciliate com sstions of the day were more serious by interna- April. In the face the government am meeting with pare the country’s approval, make every ts in ¢ upon claime, y believes that so Tned peace would » her enor be unjust. with the * of the poison ons imperative to the fm Fri t at . terests of the entente cordiale.” game Naval Aviation Is Given Money WASHINGTON, June 20.—(United Press}-—The senate naval affairs committee today voted to allow A storm of indignation often ends $35,000,000 for naval aviation with a reign of terror, (the coming year. bre, It's easy to wi weman if she ha a smile from a pretty teeth