The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 5, 1919, Page 2

PE TO STOP COAL FAMINE Is Being Rushed to! FOR U.S. MEN Berlin Railroad oad Workers Are WASHINGTON, July 5 ‘The | Gronna, THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, JULY 5, 191 SILESIA ASKS = WEALTH MASSED IN FIGHT AGAINST BILL the chairman; Norris, Ke: ia a . ‘ : greatest fight of massed wealth to} yon, McNary, Capper, Gore, H Capacity in Mines | Planning General Strike | Stree iegisiation which this country | Smith, Kendrlek and. Harrison—ail . | has seen since big bankers tried to|of whom want to the grip of defeat the federal reserve law is/ the packers ended is makes it ig WASHINGTON, July 5.—Coal BY CARL D. GROAT book to take place when the sen-| certain the bills will not remain mines are being worked to their) (U nited Press Staff Corréspondent.) | ate committee on agriculture reports | buried in. committee, but the best peeeety in am endeavor to) BERLIN, July 6.—State Commis.| Out * bill byarfely Bris big te | ones wiji be reported out and prevent them from securing « ¢ fight in the se - Off another serions coal! ory Hoersinger, of Silesia, appealed] Strangichold on alistaneowepeiine otc Ane tnen the nig fight nt th ne | stre ‘ ate wil n here will be ni the department of the In=/ + america today, thru the United] the nation. Chance to sidestep, Hach senator announced today. | Press, to send troops to upper Si-| ‘The proponed Inws are a direct outs) OT ean by hia votes. will Wigures of the department lesia. | come of revelations mac a4 the}, to show clearly whether he is that coal production, in- The troops were needed for tech-| federal har Srey 3 Bi , \ ¢ tec the’ consuming publie, or thé “eluding both bituminous and an! nical reasons, he said, because the | he rings bad by nt " pacar on ‘ ora. Abd if be hetpe 061i any Was constantly climbing. [economic alms of France and the| agriculture, which largely sippalim | veo out af the bill, thus making en Bituminous production during | national interests of Poland rendered | Charges that eee ile ot the Ameri |it harmless, he shows himself a Week ended June 28, it was their troops unsuitable | Saas Bese. On “3 | friend of the packer crowd 9,147 ! can family is rapidly falling into the totalled 9,147,000 tons, the Rerlin's rallrond workers declared |) nd, of a email clique of men and| Of bills aimed at the packers, one weekly figure recorded this/togay that if thelr Jot was not tm-| corporations by Kenyon is more drastic than that since the last week in Janu- | p,oy further, a general strike! jsitig shortly to be considered have|of Kendrick, It is aimed to cure but a decrease of nearly would be called. Government of-/ as many teeth in them as a croco-| every one of the evils shown up by vted hes bituminous proj {ficials said they doubted if addt-| gig and if adopted will Inrgely re- hearings. To begin with it provides luring the same period 19) tignar concessions conld be granted) store normal competitive conditions| the president shall name a commts- This made the Saal bitumi-\+5 the railroad men, in view of the in the packing busin: take stock |sionér of foodstuffs who shall he Production for dl a a plan to lower the cost of food. yards away from the packers; com: office for five years an 1 draw $10. 000 tors during) The government announced that) pel them to let the little pacers 000 Spnusy alae Ie is oe sponding period of tast|the supply service had been im-| have the use of some of the refrig: under supervision of a secretary c “| proved in leading lines and that) erator cars; foster the van ae agriculture, very per na = cor ‘ 01 anc ere| eting system, and force big packers | porati engag in slaughtering ite production during the|*!! the long distance trains were “ ot the canning, grocery, | livestock or marketing the products : et out of |running, except in the vicinity of| to # BE June 28 totalled 1.841.000) rvanktort-on-Main, Suburban traf-|dairy and other businesses | must obtain a license from the sec Which was also the highest |) @nktortop) v ire. So must those Packers Hit Back Already some of the packers fic has been partially resumed, Gustav Noske, minister of defense, | ly mark recorded since Janu As compared with anthracite during the week of June! increased the government guards to-| hitting back. They are star | make a business of distributing live- |" licensee shall, two years after the SA918, this, however, was a do-|day. In many parts of Berlin ma-|backfire thru editorials in farm ee en ie or news, or |W becomes effective, have any own of over half a million tons.|chine uns and barbed wire were) journals they own or control handie dairy or poultry products. |°"8hip or stock interest in any stock Week's production made ‘the | frequently seen. Marine and soldiers| | Fortunately for the country the poi i cise of the latter |? yard, It has frequently been com- Amount of anthracite mined|here have volunteered to aid in|standpat republicans overlooked a)" Me ae Oe ge og Goo busi |Plained some big packers control 1919 agagreg: 000 |the transport of fgod. Food riots|bet and did not pack the ness per annum. things by reason of the fact that and Horde, reported today. compared to tons |in Dortmund Sorresponding period last year.|citles, were tionaries, “It is my business to know life from many angles.” “But why shouldn’t your wife have the same knowledge?” Now Running Here A wonderful screen adaptation of the most successful play of America’s foremost dramatist— AUGUSTUS THOMAS ' Entitled “As a Man Thinks” With Beautiful A clever wife adopts novel means to bring home to an erring husband the injustice of his conduct. MALOTTE en the WURLITZER “The Diplomat” .. “Humoresque” ......0++000+ “Poet and Peasant”. “The Music of the Wedding Chimes” Popular Song CONCERT—1:30 SUNDAY There is splendid acting, a glitter- ing spectacle in the Four Arts Ball in Paris, and a real story with depth and and a gripping plot. Symphony Orchestra Coliseum’s News Service Prussian | committee on agriculture with res It contains liberals like retary of agrict who operate # livestock on ck yards or handle a commission basis, or Jis intended to force | thelr present business in ola vast storaging gee and butter Teeth in Bill Here big tooth number aimed at the packers: ‘The govern: | ment may ulate and control 1i-| « relations, whether direct or indirect, between purchaser, manu: | |facturer, storage or sale agent and | may order the licensee to refrain from either direct or indirect par-| ticipation in such other business as | it wishes. ‘This means that a cor-| poration getting a license as a meat packer may be compelled to refrain from handling eggs, butter, ric eanned goods and all outside activ ities now indulged in by some of the! big packers | Big tooth number two orders no| licensee may sell to or buy from any | other licensee any livestock or live | RUPTURED? _ TRY THIS FREE 1 Sent on 30 Trial Hefore You Pay. 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Kansas Novelties Regular Program Uninterrupted —Also— MOTION PICTURES THE OSWALDS Dancing Teachers Beginners’ Class Monday ‘This ast provision | # packers to quit } | taken FAST SERVICE | FOR EASTLAKE {Express Cars to Go on Run! Monday | | | | Express car service will be started the Wastlake Monday, the traction department city nnounced urday, From ) in the |morning inbound cars leaving the | Univeristy and Roosevelt park dire tricts will not stop between the south end of the Univeristy bridge | and Pine ats. | Passengers desiring to reach points in the nonstap nection will j transfer at the bridge to a turnback car, which will be put on the run. In the evening, from 4 until 6:15 out: | bound cars will not stop between | Pine st. and the bridge | | stock products for the purpose of | apportioning the supply between any | such licensees or unreasonably af-| fecting the price in the market, or/ | ereating a monopoly on buying and selling. | Hits Price C8ntrol It has been charged some of the big packers had agreements whereby they controlled markets and prt Big tooth number three orders the may not do this. | Ble tooth number five requires farmers have to send their cattle to yards which are owned or controlled by the packers themselves. Rig ooth number five each licensee shall make under oath which will his business transactions and of bis business by stock-holding or otherwise, and gov: ernment agents may at any time enter his place of business and ex amine all documents to verify these! reports. Persons who make false re ports or obstruct government agents | may be fined $5,000 or sent to prison | for one year, This section grows | out of resistance of some of the packers to a search of records under- | by Frank Heney, at the in-| stance of the federal trade commis: | sion, | | requires reports n| disclose true ownership May Revoke License Big tooth number six is unique in| the history of American business regulations, It provides the commis. | sioner of foodstuffs may, after a \seaal upon the subject, revoke or suspend license to do business if it! is proven regulations have been vio-| lated. ‘The licensee then has an ap-| peal to the fed circuit court of | ppeals, which affirm, or set wide, or modify, the order. Now| here comes the new h. If thet court sustained the order revoking th license, and nothing else were provided, there would be danger of shutting down big plants, throwing men out of work, and depriving peo- ple of foodstuffs. So the law pro- vides any United § s district court shall, upon application by the com. missioner of foodstuff, appoint a receiver to take possession of the licensee's property and operate it un- til such time as the licensee is once more restored to control of his busi ness. In this way the plants would | be kept working full blast without loss or injury to the workmen or the consuming public, Wnally, big tooth number seven jcontains provisions that will compel the big packers to share their refrig erator car facilities with any smal! packers that make due application to al m touc NOW HERE— RUSSELL SOURTH===e UNION BILL ool BE the hottest mys- tery story of the year. If your life depended on it you couldn’t guess the finish but there won't be a sec- ond that you won’t be all lit up with excite- ment when you see— the railroads for them. PRIZE WINNERS IN BUSINESS GUIDE CONTEST The following are the prize win- ners in the Seattle Star Business G uide contest: First prize, $15—Miss LMtan Si- mons, Hotel Lee, Seattle. | Newton st., | general delivery, | 825 j at 10 Vv Hunts Point, Second prize, $10—Miss Gene Relf, Lake Washington, prize, $5—Vera Sunde, 106 Seattle. Fourth prize, $5 Third fary H. Means, Bellingham, Wash. Cyril Crawford, Apartment A, Se Fifth prize, Lenny way, tle. Sixth prize, $5 12 8. 12th st. Tacoma, Wash Seventh prize, $5—J. W. Bellups, shon, Wash, The following is the correct an-| Melba F. Aldrich, | swiftly! “He certainly can wrap up a lot of The plot centers about a mystifying midnight conspiracy in a New York hotel. It looks like a badger game—then things change ERNEST P. 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