The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 21, 1919, Page 2

"| SHORT URGES LABOR PEACE He Says Organized Factions Should Get Together TACOMA, Oct, 21.—Warning of an organisead adtempt to break up the labor union heaters: all kinds: movement of the nation THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY; OCTOBER 21, 1919 "Deleg: te 0 World | | Labor Conference | | ainda esi atns | this winter, President William Short, | of the State made an appeal last night for organ tged labor factions to stop quarrel ing and get together, He announced the state federation Would call & special meeting of or ganized labor heads here soon to bring about solidarity, Telling of bis recent trip to the Bast, he asserted that “the ste! trust and Judge Gary are backed in their fight to break organized labor by Wall street, the J. P. Morgan company and the Rockefeller finan cial group.” “The aim is not to break up the 1. W. W. movement, with tte 75,000 members, but to break the powerful A. F. of L, and raiiroad brother hooda, with 6,000,000 members,” he wald ederation of Labor, CAPTAIN SMITH LANDS AT S. F 'First Derby Flyer Going to New York and Return SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21. — (United Prens.)—Captain Lowel ¥ Smith, the first of 15 western start ers in the transcontinental air derby to complete the race to New York and back, arrived at the Presidio today at 9:44:53 a m. Smith is flying Major Spate’s De Haviland bluebird, which was gtven him by Spats at Buffalo after his own plane had been destroyed by fire. Sirens announced the approach of the Western birdman, an he neared the completion of his air voyage. Smith left the Presidio on the sth, Heading the Pacific flyers to Cleve- land, where he damaged his plane in & forced landing. heat, but you heat the room evenly. A pat- upper draft bakes and cokes the coal and burns -b es getting all the heat out of the fuel, the _PEACH-BLO gets the very maximum of radiation from the stcrve itself. This is due to the patented ff; “ce gol grate and the scientific construction of and drum. —your old stove, range or heater taken as pay- ment on the purchase of a new EMPRESS MAL- | On the return trip hie plane was LEABLE RANGE, PIPELESS FURNACE or |ogneumed by tre Gre. carclensnene heater! Call Main 7144, Local 2, and make an |the tight cote cies tanee _ appointment for our representative to call. Sena mak Wad wees ooreed to tote jout from motor trouble. BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21.—Lieu- 92225 a. m. today on hie return flight to Mineola. HELP AGED MAN | Fiver |, MONTREAL —First of the British labor leaders to arrive on this side of the Atlantic for the International Labor Conference, Ben Tillett is one lof the picturesque characters in the British labor movement. retary of the Dockers’ union, and [has been one of the leaders in some \of the biggest strikes England has experienced (GIRL RUN OVER BY MOTOR CAR Florence Embileton, 15, a school wirt fiving at 4591 S%rd ave. 8 was knocked down and run over carly Tuesday morning by an auto- mobile driven by Dayton Williams, 5122 Molly st., at Mainier ave. and Alaska st, Williams took the girl to the city hospital, where ft ts believed she may have suffered possible fracture of both legs. It in said both wheels of the machine panned over the girl, Hospital physicians took an X-ray, Williams told the police that the irl started acrons the street and after she reached the middie of the street she retraced her steps, It was then he struck her. Jitney Flipflops; One Man Is BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21.—One man is believed dying and another ie wertously injured as the result of an automobile accident at Tenth and Market sts, today, when a jitney bus Ho te nec) SPARGO DRAWS “PEACE” PLAN To Bring Labor and Capital Together by New Code BY RALPH F, COUCH | (United Press Staff Correspondent.) WASHINGTON, Oct. 21—John Spargo, nocialist and writer, today was working to bring capital and labor nearer together in the na onal industrial conference. Spargo was preparing a complete code of baaic principles of industrial lrelations, which he hopes to intro: |duce and have the conference adopt | ‘The code contains about 2,500 words, and takes up the stool atrike, the thr od coal atrike and other industrial disturbances only in an addenda | | “After we decide on general prin. lelples for government of industrial relations it will then be the logical time to take up specific disturb ances,” maid Spargo. \ Spargo planned to introduce his code immediately after @ vote on collective bargaining, if the confer ence fails to agree on that long-dis-| cussed subject. \ The code includes a plan to table all proposals that have been intro | duced in the conference and make a \freah start Spargo has laid his plan before Chairman Lane, members of the group, including Jobn D. dr, and Judge Elbert Gary, chairman of the United Btates Meet corporation, members of the labor group and others. Vote on the collective bargaining question seemed certain to occur in the conference today ‘The collective bargaining proponal, | Introduced more than a week ago, | has been discussed and revised by | the employers’ group, which has been | working on it almost continuously |nince Friday, Employers last night hoped to reach an agreement on it.) FOR INTERVIEW. Fitzpatrick, Strike Chief, to Consult Brotherhoods WASHINGTON, Oct. 21—Jobn, Fitzpatrick, tee! strike leader, arriv ing here this morning, asked a con four big railroad brotherhoods now conference. Fitapatrick, it is understood, plans to ask anaintance from the brother: hoods, Bretherhood chiefs refured to | discuss Fitapatrick’s action, They} indicate, however, that it would be useless for him to ask for a #ym- pathetic walkout by all raliroad worke | ‘ASKS RAIL MEN ference tonight with heads of the! here attending the nationa) industria! | HONEST, SKILLFUL DENTISTRY PART NO, 3 The Story of How Infected Teeth Cause Rheumatism, Heart Disease and Kidney Trouble The poison or toxin made by the millions of bacteria on the root of a tooth does not stay in the hollow the bacteria have made in the bone, but is car- ried to the blood and travels to all parts of the body in the blood stream by the circulation. The body, however, is provided with certain tissues which immediately be- gin to make a substance that will prevent the poison or toxin from doing harm. This substance can destroy the poisonous effect of the toxin as long as the body is well and strong. If the vital resistance of the body is lowered from overwork or long ex- posure to dampness or cold, grippe, influenza, etc., it may be impossible, for the time being, for the tissues to overcome the toxin and it may then cause a serious disturbance in any part of the body. In fact, when the resistance is lowered the bacteria themselves are able to get into the blood and travel over the whole body. They may find a more desirable place to live than on the roots of the teeth and locate in the valves or in the lining of the heart and produce a disease known as endocarditis, Very often they make thelr homes in the joints of the feet and knees and cause rheumatism and arthritis hands Just a# people living in a cold climate crave a different kind of food from those living wh it in warm, so do the different members of this bacterial family have an affinity for dit- ferent Ussues of the body some cases they may locate in the kidney or perhaps in a muscle of the body, where they may cause a twitching of the muscles called chorea. Their toxins may produce an irri- tation of the nerve fibers causing a form of neuritis MANY PROMINENT PHYSICIANS NOW BELIEVE THAT WITH A FEW EXCEPTIONS THE MAJORITY OF THE INFECTIONS IN DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE BODY ARE PRODUCED BY THE GERMS FROM DISEASED TEETH. 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BAN QUENTIN, Cal, Oct. 21—~| skidded and turned over twice, Au bgp Prese.)—Youth is returning | gust Rerfch, driver, is suffering from R|to old man in the prison here/ internal injuries several broken who was given the interstitial glands | rine, a of Tom whea WATERVILLE, Wash., Oct. 21.—| executed hae Frieey, ngpetion: (Ex-President Michigan State Board Dental Examiners) 504-512 EITEL BUILDING Swift's Drug Store Corner Northwest Second and Pike While her mother was out, S-year-| Before operation, old Bessie Smith started a fire. PE yng dowry cry ‘ovata tis or aflame, she rushed,| petite showed marked improvement, Meanwhile the house caught fire. ‘es pulse before may die. The house is a total loss./caught several times at 76. His Sraieeies Hy. wearing fee ‘Te Preveet Infinenze nflvense. Colde cause Geip and | rove ite superior- | CXATIVE BROMO QUININE lets remove the cause. There one Quinine.” GROVES signature on bo: GRE HARE ee, : \ . ae PHONES mM Lauder ic MA i hegezea |Holt’s Estate Is Valued at $5,871 The estate of H. C. Holt, Alki grocer, murdered September 27, is valued at $5,871.24 In the report of Hugh C. Todd to Superior Judge A, W. Frater, Tuesday. Upon pre- senting his report Todd was re- Meved. Jullus L. Baldwin, of the Seattle Merchants’ association, was named as general administrator. James L. Deaver, retired sergeant major of marines, is accused of murdering Holt for alienating hin wife's affections. In a will declared invalid, Holt left his estate to Deaver’s wife. oT etiae ws INJURED BY CAR a S sustained minor injuries late Monday " ht, wher eo was oe! ee 26 Formerly Enlisted Bluejackets ERY st. between Fifth and Sixth aves. Ensign Alfred J. Moore—Conductor Marstens attempted to cross the Largest Jazz Band in the World street in front of the car. 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