The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 5, 1919, Page 16

THE SEATTLE STAR (will You Enlist fo FICKERT LOSES TAMMANY LOSER BEING TALKED | 0 70u Flist for Red Cross?) “Wwe & VOTING IN N. Y, VOTING King and Kitsap looked dudge Brady Takes Place; Rolph Winner fam- ilie som His Fail to Show in Four Princi- pal Offices Lewis Favors Plan for Joint Bargaining counties have been after this year by the Seat. tle chapter of the American AN FRANCISCO, a: 4 O'SULLIVAN “ pst ; ; YORK « Correspondent Red Cross. That, means ee, Seer ye 1 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Now, 4 there were 11,000 tided rt, th n who t ited Thomas —Altho there was on unmistak . M an 4 1 for r able sentiment o ne those in over a period of delayed tion istrict n ' elose touch with the United Mine ras a J Iathew Trad rdin Workers’ headquarters here that oldier allotments, or min ‘ returns f Hes the strike of coal miners would ree eee 1 be of short duration, no tangible ered to while sick, The 1 1 hmits t foundation for this belief could be found today Red Cross is not asking you © been made by | 0 donate a@ dollar to char- ity. but is asking you to be- come a@ member of an or- #0 a federal arbitr stated positively Oppese Arbitration Union leaders, it was in. strongly opposed to o any basis, altho Phat an arditracion copted. ganization you can be proud t@ be a member of.” Mrs. W. A, Peters, dir tor of the Red Cross roll- Mrs, W. A, Peters call, ) Joint bargainir Means for strike out by Acting Pre Lewis, in the only xt Agsued since the strik — Sos SEES NEW HOPE. Miners’ chiefs wore w today j 1} w H lignin for either the governmen @ coal | trier tT : mae sed es Operators to set the mac of | © 8 ¢ in San Quentin 4 mS jt bargaining in motion i ] |“ om . v Apa or that either the govern inca hers. Pin tie carton Expected to Send Won't Remove Injunction On Regulations to Seattle Gompers’ Plea as district prosecuted ney for the bombing out ta edness parad Af important meeting of mine op | of the Indiana field wan d to be held at Terre Haute,! today. The purpose of the meet Was not disclosed. ! ats appar Murdgr indictments still stand the alde oP eee ae against Mooney, altho the Seattle fuel dealers were awaiting | Continued From Page One curred in 1916, Brady could bring Wednesday from Dr. Harry A. | i Mil wahahae 60: teed ‘aanin C0 he. OF it Penna, spokesman for the op 1, national fuel administr ation's fuel, according to! these. Mooney'a frienda assert that ¢ set at rest all reports that arding coal price regulations h here today if this were done the evidence would © Meeting would plan to reopen the | during the strike. Meanwhile they of the Na | force Governor Stephens to pardon Seal Mines. In view of the situation, aro abiding by former rulings of the entimated | \tooney seiner ah ioctl Per stated ft would be foothardy | administrator during war-time. Dw to } ry Sitnk of opening the mines. An inquiry wired Garfield by W pbs plan mapped out by attorneys |p. Monks, president of the fucl ithe United Mine Workers to fight | ory association, asked whether Government injunction sult in| war-time price for coal would pre- court today was approved by | vai! during the strike or whether the emicers of the union. dealers would be allowed a margin fight will center on the appeal over the present wholesale price. " the government for a court order eting union leaders to with their strike call and also on the appeal of the miners for tion of the restraining order | p that strike benefits may be paid. jw bombing minor appeared that mplexion of tk hanged, th distr one in Behe nds ady's first statement today did er “ not mention Mooney, but promised a ~~ ypgad ane BAY STATE VOlr I whall clean out the district at said, is about one-third of | ,..., ctor, nt capable | IS REPUBLICAN order and y engage in | or: The government has command-| one cored to date 123 cars of coal tn Se-| 7 attle, 250 on Puget sound and 350 In| Washington and Oregon, exclusive]. have been of Puget sounc ag Sg at maintain law, 4 of Railway Train lay er |Gov. Coolidge Re-Elected by # of railroad = 8 0 p CHOICE Majority of 124,155 oUrls | bs off or are on | BOSTON, Nov. 6 wterday over ¥ f the strike, Gov. © was re 4 ard WH. Le necrat, by a majority esi i | No change was reported in the|rafiroad hes cut down its echedul | strike situation Wednesday. Word/to the barest minimum of dead wor to Address }trom Olympia was that Gov, Hart| freight and is ing only perists had issued an order Tuesday nicht| ables and necessition.” omar f 124,155 . Me carried with In him the entire republican state ticket ub.|by large majorities chy | Coolidge polled 317,769 votes. against Improvement Club |Site: on all members of the Na-| a | 193,614 for Long. At the last (United Prem) in Coolidge, re tional Guard to hold themselves! } Seattle Northeast Improve-|-raty for strike duty in cas ot on| Buys Tobacco Store lub will meet on Friday, No ermency ne strike to date has| Saad Giber 7, at 7:30 p. m., at the Wil-|caermency, The strik “\to Get Living Place Cullen Bryant school, F. 57th LONDON, Nov. 5.—fecause he sand 4334 ave. N. FE. Mayor Pits | eo find a place for his family tn ‘will talk upon the needs and| If some preachers don't practice| no other way, a soldier bought nts outlined for that die/any better than they preach, they| tobacco shop with living quarters are dismal failures. in the rear and moved in. The Bargain Basement LOUISVILLE, Ky,, Nov. & rn the | ton Coc ige defeated Long, 214,863 normally strongly demo- ve Long only slightly more 000 votes margin over Cool treaty, they said. In the cloning 10 days of the cam en. the republican candidate € miy attacked the administration |] for its efforts to ratify the peace i treaty in its present form. lidge made his campaign on an ricaniam” platform. He iged himself to combat radicalism and denounced the recent Boxton po- Meo strike. THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT lat between 9,000 and 12,000 votes by his republican campaign manager. | Pa 1 OHIO VOTE G, 0.P, port of the radical factions, President Sends Grows as It Goes CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. 5.—Ohio Ste Coclites It’s going fast and growing faster because more and more people again waid “No” to liq *|] WASHINGTON, Nov. 5- She rejected it 5S Prennb<eed telegr of Mananc congratulating bh jon text of the telegram fol appreciate that a dollar is the same here as one hundred cents. The money experts all agree that a dollar only buys 52 cents’ worth now- a-days, but they’re wrong—at least so far as the Bargain Basement is concerned. | Prove it? Certainly—a five-minute visit here will convince you. ernor Cool a, republican, m upon his re ceesful in n Cleveland, Mayor Davia re can, running on a non-partisan t for reelection, defeated his opponent, Robert H. Bishop, mocrat, by a plurality of 9,200 es. Bishop was advocated for election by Secretary of War Ix in, the bl the bid for municipal of. “I congratulate you upon your election as a victory for law and order, When that is the issue all Americans stand together. (Signed) “WOODROW WILSON.” -Here’s a Timely Dollar-Saver ker. ns lost the - EDWARDS WINS IN NEW JERSEY JERSEY CITY, N. J. Nov. 5. Fiection of Edward 1 dem ocrat, as governor CHICAGO, Nov. & paid little atten a strictly Minolta electi on three put tters, selecting candidates f constitutional convention and cho officera, the state, on ¢ practically was aseu P. G. Garven, republic mitteeman, conceded Hu Le to him by 35,000 votes. This county was believed to hold the “balance of power.” 4 today, whe n state com ay, had done a lot of Democrat Winning » constitutional convetion, ac cording to figures avaliab will be made up of 80 republi and 22 democ Ot 750 Here the the “gatew KB, Md, Nov Attor Ibert C. Ritchte, deme r governor, has a ma itions Mid not do so well J A taide the elty, but it | | appears small, $2,500 REWARD stacssimi vow y Lee M Dresses of Serge and Tricotine Only $ 1 8.50 | Visits Seattle Es That Ireland's hope for immediate een us a free and 5 ent nat n depends upon the ¢ There are over a dozen styles in these smart day-time Dresses of nite pod quality serge or tricotine, and the assortment includes many of jf iy7 ance" "s,0ime of the Unit HANSON 18 e favored straight-line silhouette models. Liam Mellows, personal repre LOREAL Noe, Ken Phare taint The trimmings are of silk bands, military braid, beads, ied 48 lig owe a ena Have tsapanded it the ganie:sonher, buttons, both novelty and covered, and combinations of narrow braid with floss embroidery. plete arrangements for the coming| Every American ts pleased with the Shown in Navy only, and in sizes from 16 to 44. | of the Irish leader, netx Monday jaction of Massachusetts in voting for Mellows is the only one of the|@0Vv: Coolidge and law and order, three leaders of the Easter week re- | Clred Ole Hanson, former mayor of bellion alive, and is an exile from | Seattle, here today Ireland, with a reward of $2,500 for | his capture, dead or alive. 1, W. 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Sizes, 12, 14, 16 and 18 years. DAUGHTER SHOP, SECOND FLOOR Playtime Dresses for Baby Sister Dainty Little Styles That Make Baby Look Dear Even When at Play —Baby can play “young Mother Hubbard” in one of these little pink print or blue gingham dress- es, Mother Hubbard style—others belted—2 to 6 years, 95¢. —Cunning Dre of gingham or chambray, contrastingly trim- med, $1.25. —Pretty gingham checks, high t line, belted effects, $1.50. ovelty crepe or gingham Dresses, smocked or hand embroi- dered, $1.95. —Blue Fleece twilled Bloomer Dresses, red rick-rack trimmed, $1.65. —Pinafore Aprons of gingham or percale, 2 to 6 years, 75¢. BABY SHOP—SECOND FLOOR i. | Soft, Fleecy Outing Flannel 25c a Yd. 27 INCHES, LENGTHS to 7 YARDS | Now’s the time to buy Outing Flannels—for there will be plenty of cool | Neat stripes in pink, gray, tan and blue—at 25¢ a yard. aad salty ti FABRIC FLOOR (THIRD)