The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 11, 1919, Page 16

Scheduled to Speak at Bil- BILLI ient Wi Fatificati spoke but once and said a few wor form crowd at Ma Test of ¢ at the few Passed slow devoted industrial Meet next mor ‘The president Mites of lk with little Tn Montana he was i The president beli Argument in favor AM explanation of j treaty provides paper men on hi » This memorandum said that the treaty provides for destruction of; ‘Altocratic power as an instrument of |swept in from the street. A fnternational control, admitting only self-government Teague, for substitution of publicity tion of oppressed peoples, for dis Continuance of annexation and the 4} @ubstitution of trusteeship with re) we Sponsibility to the opinion bed man Kind for in fes, for protecti ples, for high standard of labor un Ger international sanction, for inter Mational co-ordination of human re forms and regulations | THREE HIGHWAYMEN Ray Skideler, $433 24th ave. S. W Feported to the police Thursday he Was taken advantage of by three |*t* to poison our Men Tuesday night, who, after stick-/Clared, and again the big audience ing & gun in his face, rel ave, 5. W. and Cloverdale st. ‘Two of the men were regular high Waymen, he asserted, because they with his Wore masks, while the third he struck ‘The explosion was the signal for a| Beneral retreat. - CROWD SHOUTS WILSON “QUITTER” WILSON TODAY =Hiram Johnson Draws FLEETIS SIGHTED IN MONTANA Great Response i in Chi ENTERING SOUND, BY FRED 8. FERGUSON brought back? nited Press Staff Correspondent) He brought back just CHICAGO, t. 11.—Chicago ia in. | banded him. rest sition to inter lings and Helena Impeach him Ry HUGH BAILLIT United Press Correspondent the league of natior He makes his argumer tay a Billings and at Heler Ww was Reach refreshed as the reault of tak Ine a long rest w ¢ To Safeguard America fight that is now going ther shall r the league sha gland’s v end wien artners With Bankrupts have heard of men placing| tr themselves the hands of their r have I heard ritory, but tonieht ‘ tica into Idaho, the hands of Hg. Borah, implacable Johnson told th wan & ned what Sums Up Treaty explal the price of forel ange Views of its pr t e of fi nan ten out and distr upts expressed the hope that th ch thrusts this brought| Would alway r the diaple ning cheering ting minutes |Of the Lamonts of the country And as Johnson p reased cheers Mise au ‘big as, that ‘packing swe COURT PUTS STINGER Auditorium was waiting there, and ax they left the platform. nations to the e three rbitration for war, than arms. of the world constant tional over , for disarmament for libera to the| ordina Otle W e prin: | ing, m Brinker Wednesd: re lights and unauth s enunciated which he deciares were be ned in Parly, He 4 the Acoerican principles. As t went ¢ and encuted “but as Clemenceau = grimared or Jar H. C. Nolan, Carl k her head, who quit?™ the| ssiner Fred Olson wd Jumped (o its feet and yeils 3 Fish, D. F. Smith, Clark | Larson, K. Wada, J. H Maful, Scott Bird, Ft. W ad Gg. King tenders. dation of se n of depen Creen amen | ent prop aganda for the last two years, prop y40 MOOSE TO Go ganda for which the people paid, | lauding those in power i “Picking Ou: Pockets” | | “We have been picking minds REPORTED IN HOLDUP our pock he de Lodge, No. 211, Loyal Order 1 him | let loose red, he said, at 24th | yell Describing the peace conference Johnson said the . This oc: for Vancouver, B. C President ant | sociation, September 15 mind full of beautiful gates from while the diplomats sat with their att bulging with signed, sealed ts carving up the world.” yhy talk of the altruism the| band of 30 plec | president mys is in the document’ crack military drill team. Eight Dainty Styles in Crepe de Chine Blouses at $5.25 Convincing Proofs That The Bargain Basement Saves You Money vil. role, Skideler says gun and it exploded. | oF When you buy in the Bargain Basement you pay a good deal less than when you make purchases in the regular way. 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Idaho and British Columbia also wii | lt The Beattie delegation will inctuds the popular fife and drum corps, th as well as th "Armada to Arrive Here at 10 A. M. Friday «| % 9 Continued From Page One ” " Ker Later two other of Lev harmers, Miss Gladys Robinson and y| Mins Juanita Rae, ascended in the ved & greeting to the Ore Polish Up Brass 1p the coast,from San » the Oregon made 14 knot an hour with 218 men trim for Pre reviews the ft was Capt. A. A. Pu who extended Ivan ¢ 6 Oregon port warden eting to Capt and his mer comp t » higher up Give Out Tickets Thursday * will be reserved on the main floor of the Arena galleries, which will seat 4,000 people will be open to the publi open to those who get there Arena Early Friday mo Spangler will ning board th hte | the eity Go After Cash J. B. Chitbers’s ¢ < nose job has who not only will be served water melon, but a truckload of chicker friea in the pan uthern style After the dinner a jazz dance will ensue 8. A. 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