The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 10, 1919, Page 24

ree THE SEATTLE STAR “SEATTLE MAN HURLED FROM AUTO BY BANDITS Fair, Tte Strikebrenker FOCH'S NOTE TO 'S. F. COLONEL [Dies tive Aran’ NAME FAIR MAN MAYOR GOES ON MERITS RAR eee" — MN APPROVED IES IN WRECK EE NT a 4 Told to Withdraw Forces Two Auto Drivers Charged | Idaho Secretary Is Held to | says South End Must Be a From Baltic Region With Manslaughter Face Charge of Murder Cleared Up ‘ | ' HE RENTS CAR Is Taken ts Lonely Spot on Shore of Lake PMB oo BOISE, Oct. 10.—O. P. Hendershot,| Accompanied by Police Lieutenant | PARIS, Oct. 1 United Pre AN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10. ,° Automobile bandits robbed | Marshal Foch's latest note to the | Robert M. Thornbur secretary of the Idaho State fair, haw| Kmerson C, Collier, head of the ary Chris Jorgenson, 1825 Terry ave. German government, t pare aeons ee been charged with murder as the re-| squad, Mayor C. B. rie Lo Renan cee a TUR ehetny sored, wrangler " lead, and #ix 1 sult of the death of Michacl Morris,|4n exte visit to the dis : withdrawa | dead, anc ath o al Wa ‘Thursday and threw him out of the ma- th of ler ay the Malt ‘ or injuries a 4 member of a carnival company «oss Ga m on min night and was among those p chine while it was trayeling at | the supreme coun-| automobile accident here last night howtng the fair when an ax squad chopped down ® Digh rate of speed carly Frt Sore toda when the automobile In which Thorn Morris and Hendershot had an al-|¢h. doors of a Chinese resort at day morning ne A comenionton ation, to send | urgh was riding crashed into a tercatfon two weeks ago, and Hender-| 217% Washington ot, after ee Jorgey i the car at ‘Third . vunicipal bus ve struck Morris,|*#ome 20 minutes to | shot in said to Rye. and Pike to take him home. F. W. Carey, driver of the machine eitiian tah tows: ‘orris suffered |T@ttle of chips MThe robbery occurred in a dark that ¢ Thornburgh occupied, and knedtting tim dows shod sore Following his firsthand knew! , a fractured #kull, and was taken to! 0° Crus raid on the Chiness ee Biace tear the Lake Wast n James Lawless, driver of the manic) edge of th Boulevard. He de Snything of the + Feovered his ve a the site of Pockets rifed Following police. ent rememt pal bus, are both cha th man a hospital. He died from a pressure] tablishment, Mayor Fitzgerald visit- slaughter, becaure of witnesses’ con 1) downtown poolrooms where oting statement mbling raids © been made as Graduates | as several negro poolrooms 1 oT and cabarets. are planning a try-wide cam | CHURCH PLANTS A TREE What the mayor oer, namin palgn to raise a $5,000,000 endow Mins Lucille Armatroff, school! wNAPoLIs, Md. Oct. 10.—Thelto comer witn Police Chief J. F. on the skull, Hendershot has been | released on $10,000 ball Jorge * report to Walter Barker, 1¢ repe heft of ment fund, from which professors at ae a teacher of Petaluma, Cal, having|.\ 4. soot childsen of the Firat|\Warren, The mayor announeed + . " MON 0, Cet. 10, been “dead” for nine hours, liven to \ . ndiuions in the south J¢ . who Is iis tudittetien ‘e : n . ; have jater that conditions “ he inst will be # adequate mother, her child dan aged Pe tell of the great adventure. While| Methodist Bpiscopal church have i be changed at once. Bate to his room salaries, it was anr hureday ¢ «1 in seriou condition to-| taking photos on the beach she was | planted a memorial tree in hapor of Foom for an t evening, at a meeting of Cornell day following their removal from the] swept into the mea by a comber,! », Annapolis heroes of the war, and " hospital during a fire that dam drowned” and buffeted about by the Feturned the (16 grads held at the Ar Ne 1 W, Burgan, the minister ® ae oe A ep oat gad aged that atry ¢ last night, Four| waves for half @ day and then cang)! es Burger Surrey, Miss Kate i nga a : Smee cere OW | nationts were ¢ lout thru emoke|up on the sands where « was |has recorded the planting on the n&| had an epileptic fit, - a Barker furnished the police with a ss , ber |and bias | of the American |tace downwards, and was started in the| “resurrected” by a Filipino n ahe ing: | tional honor r man. Forestry Association at Was 20. jon -of the missing man. two ING ALBERT = uties, has been doing just that for the food adn She's ne of the many volunteer workers F ngeation American Education| caused by the British rail strike _— Patriotism rview, as his train 0 ? a, deciared he had| r the reason for the Ameri-| is er fighting ability and Sf discipline 22 sf«ear My. educational system of the By RALPH F. COUCH, rather than the / GaRed States wax the thing that! (United Press Staff Correspondent) | industr or any branch | { fee Ht possible for the nation to WASHIN IN, Oct, 10—The of it red a unit) we 3,000,000, well-trained, natural national industrial conference to | of producti e ontablish. | Mighters 3.000 miles to battle for| day voted @ recess until 9:30 | ment op contact and| [8 B ideal,” the King stated & m. next Tuesday to give the | full « r interchange of | Was « tribute to your educa central committee of fifteen time view between management and men system that all were so in-| to study and report on the pro thru individual or collect dealing and trained so well basa | posal of the labor croup, that the or a combination of both | months, | conference name a board of six “There should be no intentional re | % to & school house the| to arbitrate the steel strike. striction of productive effort or out-| | & Wus passing, the king remark — put by either empl | WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.—Declar |to create an artif ing fOr the open shop, delegates | product.” er or employe jal scarcity of the the schools are the largest | it's the same all over i‘ hoe fe educated” |Tepresenting capital today proposed| The central committee considered | $ to Iowa and Nebraska's |% code of industrial relations to the | ‘h¢ arbitration proposal all yesterday | © Jafternoon and stayed in session until | heat fields, thru which his | National Industrial conference. |nearly midnight. ‘Then the pretred | ‘i | es en. ae “No employer should be required | ing broke up, the committee men be | many “In: production | * “ea! with men or groups of men|ing unable to agree as to whether | ” re who are not his employes or chosen| they shoul report with a recom. | by men among them,” said the re-|Mmendation for favorable action by | King commented on the tn-| 0”! a ibaersits; 5, “ te eaaders ¥ The proposals of the employers’ LAbor members of the central! oo byt Scmmadlestsaiadie Baan are divided into 12 classes, all | Committee want to make a favorable | @ quieting unrest in not only the | °f Which are in the form of enuncla-|Feport on the steel arbitration pro- | States, but in the world. tion of general principles. One de- | Posal, according to information from | And Mrs. Boyle today boarded | “l@res that “there should be no Inter. | the committee. Some members repre special train at Sparks, | ‘rence with the open shop; that Is, | #enting the capital and public groups ‘and atcompanied the ruler | th shop in which membership and | Pposed it at a late hour last night. | where a short reception | "°™™embership fn any aasociation|, If the committee becomes ore} scheduled. The train will arrive |'* "Ot made a condition of employ. | Vinced it cannot reach an agreement, | r arbare at 9 a. m. Satur.|™ent.” it may report the proposal without | “There should be no denial of the | action. It cannot pigeonhole it if right of an employer and his work-|the rules are obeyed, iabor 8 CRAMENTO, Cal, Oct. 10—of.|¢T* to agree that their relations shall | ™y of the Southern Pacific to-|>* that of the closed union shop or ! Preported that King Albert's|°f the closed non-union shop. But| fe delayed, and will not arrive| the right of the employer and his | mento until 420 this after.|™€" to continue their relations on| the principles of the open shop, conference now meeting in| After All, Style Is a Matter of Taste How May We Please Your Taste? should not be denied. A. In Hullin, 1914 Lakeview bivd.,| Employers’ Platform jand his neighbor, L. Brosche, 1218 | Yorhans v rill li ! Under the heading, “Freedom of | Lakeview, were shoveling sand out Perhaps sou will like our Contract,” the employers’ group in-|f their kitchens Friday, following | new Waist Seam models sista the bursting of a city water Main at an C. C. Di will) “with the right to associate recog. |. Highland drive and Harvard ave fessor the auspices of the Raill-| nized, the fundamental principle of | Which caused a flood early Thursday mis Welfare league, Sunday, | individual freedom demands that | that swept their homes full of debri« t the Masonic club rooms, Arcade | every person must be free to engage Other homes int vicinity were } t 2:30 in the afternoon and | jin any lawful occupation or enter in-|4amaged and for a time it was the evening, on the Plumb pian | | to any lawful contract as an employe | feared would be swept away, City trol and ownership of the rail-| and be secure in the continuity and| firemen finally stemmed the tide rewards of his efforts, Hullin’s kitchen was piled to the “The only qualification to which | elling with silt, CARS FOR BILL such liberty of contract is subject | lies in the power of the state, within | ON HIS MOVING DAY |!is!ts imposed by the constitution to | DISCOVER STILL regula in the public interest, for ISTERDAM, Oct. 10—William|cyample. for promotion of health izollern's personal property | safety and morals.” Deputy sheriffs raided a ranch ft have been greatly dimin-| The proposals emphasize the right|Portheast of Issaquah, ‘Thursday As & result of his abandonment |to strike or lockout should not be| afternoon, discovered a still, arrested When he fled Germany. It took| denied an an ultimate resort, after |G fan and §. Balpuppo, and E@pecial train of 50 cars to bring| 41 e means of adjustment | ized 1,400 gallons of mash Deputy ie goods to his newest home in Hol-| have heen exhausted Sheriffs Frank Brewer, Matt A distinction is made, however,| Wich and Fred A. Brown m: with respect to strikes and lockouts | F@!4. or still you may prefer the straighter lines in the more conservative models. At any rate we have ’em all and ean fit any man from 16 to 60 years young. That's not all, but our low up- stairs operating cost enables us to sell these remarkable mater- ials in our new Fall Suits and Overcoats for $10 less. Fall Suits — and — Overcoats $20 to $40 Alterations Free Fit Guaranteed Arcade Bldg. (Over the Rhodes Co.) service |the ‘code declares, “common rignts|JUlius Barnes Is ( THEATRE (imi tie stanton “tow t| , im Seattle Today a Barnes, president of the PLAYERS | somewhat different point of view| Julius H than private ¥.” The code| United State es pret} indastry: Grain corporation, ar 4 oy PR ger Also condemns the sympathetic strike | Tived in attle Friday to be guest eek, with Mat Saturday. Ul ana lockout as “antisocial and im.(% the Chambér of Commerce Mystery play based on forgot- || moral.” Jat a luncheon at the Masonic club. ten memory. | Other principles in the proposea| te made a tour of the business dis Rights tice to 75e; Matinee code AB st ra ’ trict and waterfront, Sat, 22¢ to 31 % Public Authority "PANTAGES |__cBvery association, “whether ot HUGO KELLY SPEAKS or employes, must be Tana ® Ji equally subject to public authority | TO DEMOS SATURDAY legally responsible for its own) Hugo Kelly, owned and publisher jet and that of ite agents. © |of the King County Courter, will ad e the righ dress the King County Demoggatic but “the club at its regular kly meeting I Saturday noon, at Good Bats cafe hers withe irit on “What pmes of Your fringement on per-|Taxes?” ¥ I discuss the county - budget and methods employed by the Pro-| different department heads in arriv means for the discus-|ing at their estimates. “TEMPTATION” Fantas Musical Comedy her end) Turner, eccen Fantasies. act ns, wire art F Ward, 3« hment LARGEST CLOTHIERS IN THE NORTHWEST : ; the exercie by : agement ot ite WAR MEDICOS WILL PORTIAND STORE RALEIGH Sights : ection.” P DINE HERE TONIGHT, 4 ; Hours of wor hould be fixed| More than 150 physicts ho —————| of the worker, and his right to an|and navy during the war will dine at ALACE HIP quat per 4 of leiwur t, rest. | the Arctic club Friday evening. Dr velop-)J. B. KB on, Whowserve as major Continueus Dally, 1 to it ertime work shouid| with Base hospital 60, will be tonst SIX BIG ACTS OF n far a9 possible be avoid to HIPPODROME VAUDEVILLE f rest in seven should Feature topiny MARY MacLARE b Ajusted as ¢ DEAN MILLER SPEAKS In “VANITY POOL maintain t t n Miller of the University of at ot @ that “s 1) Washington delivered an address on ; [Moore THEATRE man in view of the prevailing bigh | dents of the Queen Anne high schoo! | APHEUM VAUDEVILLE ough ee erimmen to get equal | Thursday evening TINA RASCH pay ‘ qual © aC aa © on oui . PASE Moir Make Work Safe LONDON, Oct. 10.—A bed in which | “a ea bass £30100 1m ve Gontors and King: \ od an Work conditiona should be as|George IV, the Duke of Wellington | 2 =e oe HLS etna itharum; “Meinotte Dr ‘safe and satisfactory to workers as Jefferson Davis slept has wold| * Company nature of the business seasonably!for $250. It has a gilt canopy and In permits” bears the royal arms,