The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 11, 1919, Page 2

PAGE 2 THE SEATTLY STAR—THURSDAY, Sterr, 11, 1919 ———— NO HOPE OF GAS | FOR OFFICIAL INSPECTION _|NTREN We Shortage to Last Days, Is Indication Now - | — ‘ Continued From Page One | your last opportunity to buy these Victor records— red th pressure Is, better dur they ‘are cutting Credit \ Goody Production Below Normal led Satur : a ~ : = iS si ae So These Are the Hands = ee : vate mito were ere vr HY "That Makelt Painless | Admit, Situation < bolka Vietor Military nd i . 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He told , ‘o say about the strike’ 17387 | wh re All Dreased Up and No Murr sett here that he w t y agreemer hing came of the inspee pany. : with ne. 1 told hin except word that it was 1 Knew Him When He Was All Right erica Qua 17684 | Cninatown. My Chinat m pte weg eit aeeee or ty Pr 6 the One Bia Union ed by Sunt. Hutchiogsiay w eso | Le Roull Routh (Castle Dance) UR ee ‘etek Gente une'te bes Spinning thal com: i Words No. > have anything > t “ be 7 o eis ay Mariners ston. t . “Doing All They Can” Many Will Hear tight. ‘ “The next day he called up and Secretary Daniels >» H Wane Hindu M.D M. D., told me the men would strike 1 4i4) pe ticiets tor ssion a the red) t reinstate two men I had fired! n q bad TTR for inefficiency First Methodist « Fifth and ae j “ | “I told Miller to go to blazes, and} Secretary of th Sina ' i j s 1 that's all there in to it phus Daniels will sped town a ee «. 1 firmly that all Sleep at Plant “The men walked out, all but one at ' Sunday, to men only " Pe rtment how rooming houses| Numbers of cots are scattéred |or two, the foremen jumped in and| were fast disappearing Thursday 19 \ ! khould ba Meensed, just|@found in the i the offi nen came back to the|They were being issued at the ¥. 4 4 po and billiard par-| Waterfront works. There wax no question of M. C. A. to those who made appli- i cots with wage increases at all.” cation in person. ; Dvn eoneak: ta1t0F? Commissioner Spinning said he| F, S, Bayley will preside at this } haeee Oe Gortinea (2 improvise d| thought the company was doing all meeting Chaplain’ B, We Scott, {4 nabic’ vemssinet tired out {it can and even if the strikers went |chaplain-in-chief of the fleet, will ie “ol from back to work conditions would not|offer prayer. Bishop Matt 8. it pod. onxented to be greatly changed. He said if, as|Hughes of the Methodist Church he rs " shift to keep the gas |in the the Tacoma street car | will introduce Secretary Daniels ba r Pp «peed, and so we pro- ir service was prevent-|Music will be in charge of Howell cots and the reals,” said | ed because of failure of the com. | I and general arrangements in {utchinson ‘pany to do its utmost, or to get men, | charge of O. L. Jacobi. at Juet about Me the case would have been turned! Admission will be by ticket only. formation. f the ren YOU WILL FIND COAL ECONOMY IN the pr Py ARLTRIESTO ™ Sie as ylice Warren keep order Altho Mayor Fitagerald foresees © ee jalong Second ave. Th ute Loaps Into Bay, but Saved meet at 815 Saturday morning on \BON MARCHE HELP TO. Sixth ave., between University «t.| |) ¢ ny 9 Giemmer there, where they wil be : r SHARE STORE PROFIT ; ——— Cher eI heatre. where they ii be i lgea we te eres | net Fichta. Doug Fairbanks’ latest picture. | eal b 20 " | pao, Mapers WO 01 After the performance they will tempted to drown herself by leaping | go to police heauquarters and report Elliott bay late Wednesday night, to Chief Warren. ported recovering Thursday j i morning in the city hospital. Sen. Johnson in She jumped into the water from r 16 at the foot of Virginia Spokane Sept. 22 Benjamin) SPOKANE, Sept. 11.—Senator Hiram Jobnson, of California, will be opposed to the unreserved ratifi cation of the treaty with German obs Dr. M. V of Indi A profit-sharing plan, affect: | mal men who jon Marc ing 1,000 omployes, was an nounced by the management of the Ton Marche, one of Seattle's department stores, at a recep: tien Wednesday night to om ployes who had returned from the war The exclusively to tive k of and was rescued sala dak thes tieeution Froneis, an Indian dec on the fr nd working WASHED NUT cent t which was proximat Mit helt, lying nearby * rushed imme-| when he speaks here on ember |! 1 spend three months in America "ae cee diately to th hospital, where| 22, according to a telegra . “ e owners ‘ mi ‘ ¥ first aid. ws 4... 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