The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 15, 1919, Page 11

SMITH GIVEN ”10-YEAR TERM" Veteran Sentenced for the Murder of Wife James M. Smit? r an ‘ Wife, Hoeler ' Mother, Mrs, Thomas M February . Years’ tmprisor Penitentiary Baturtay. A Murder, Smith wa victed Murder ‘ Wounded » t ot hi self. His he had been Shell shock while ove with the Canadiar “I know in my rt t tity told the Jud God's will—God's will “You a atenced not than 10 and not more 20 years me day,” tt Bald. Lights Go Out in Centralia 1:30 a. m. Mahon. ta Walla Bsa openers wens am not Ke, be but It's years and ¢ than Tt was discovered that the eae) Deard operator in the city pov Plant had gene to sleep and a fuse Tad blown out. An electrician was @alled and the lights went on again) WASHID fm a few minutes Soventy-cight oh Captain Floyd poco Worship Meeting, 11 A.M This would cost ¢ ultimately about $2,200, | To buy large tracts 00,000 and $1,200 additional equipment. eriment expense. NOTICE Boys’ Suita from §& to § $5.75; from ® to 15 for $ Bring this and get an pair o! Only one to a ME stomer OMEN First Avi 2315 First Ave. “Fatty” Arbuckle Ss “DESERT HERO” A Twin-Six Laugh —IN— “THE SAFETY “EYES OF BLUE, LIKE THE SIMLA HILLS”— THUS RAN THE LOVERS’ LITANY teats To give every, soldier an educ: tion or vocational training at gov- for pants with a $10.00 Suit Norma Talmadge CURTAIN’ uc the Relief of! Soldicrs Dysart announced | troduced in the house to further Roday that the Legion didn ot tn-| compensate soldiers Reed to round up any more I. W.| nese measures provide all forms We unless they were suspected of | ¢ compencrtion fone that ot Being connected with the Armistice | {), re, ‘so. gg — } x a ‘A mumber of I. W. W. have been }hump sum of $5,000 to each, The Wisconsin delegation all in troduced the same bill at the same time, in order that no one of them would confiscate the «tre eal om-Sectari: pulling strength of such a with | Bible Class and Sunday School, || the vice men 4A M regular 66th congress : meets mber 1, th movement “_ yg en A ~The Piggmes Of Tl to get.some kind of a measure thru eelists Eh mand he ll promises to as#ume greater mo- } mentum. “Subject, ‘ae Cacnaididieali sin" || To date the only measure favo: |bly reported by a committee is the “The End of Things Is |) Pine Monsen proposal to sell to at Hand” the soldiers reclaimed swamp and farid land farma. Of all the propositions, the onty ones that are receiving favorable consideration follow To give each soldier about $36 either in cash or 4% cent t e government of unused land, pay the soldiers wages to re- claim it, let them save their money |? *tructures. ,and then sell them the land on ltong time payments, To loan every soldier $4,000 to! |buy a home anywhere he chooses for tools and _ FINED $ BANK Seattle "FOR QUOTATIONS * = . stom Frenzied Tactics Keep Pota- we This photograph was taken in Centralia Potter's field, when 1 W. Ws, arrested follo eanasine, | _— CENTRALIA, Noy. 1 Centratla then ef American Legion veterans Tw lay, were foreed to bury the body = Wom sr Ao row goons Fras Thrown into the wildest excite. hanged from the bridge between Centralia and Chehalis early Wednesday morning. Armed war veterans are)!” By Pet SE Lee Mls morning when sit| standing guard over dhe four 1. W. Was from the jail who have just due the grave for the hanged man. Seecrieiah tine leat cies Went off, just as they did Tuesday | {> fivided with some how > Right when Wesley Everetts was | ping to 82 cents per and eS easures Up For GAMBLERS A cs See onare eet hanged. | Severai dealers predicted that the | Sega would open next Monday at | 80 cents per dozen | CHICAGO, Nov Trading at tho local stock yards | Gene” oosrd of 7 Friday waa dull, o to the de f large wm Chicago ! Market Report ] CLEAKINGS 011.80 199.32 5 00 toes at High Figure ate wees a4 That the present firmane f Halances 681,076. lo potato market ia mor " " any Of the other reasons frequently || Status of the New York | the declaration Aat : Stock Exchange | nent Weatern ave Jealer ¥ ~ from Yakima ae ' ed huyers from \ a round t i Ww om ” de r bids age t nother i 4 we P . ‘The heavy Kantern femand | firet th et bs arge-cised would tend to make hi mar ‘ ket but this is partial et by the shortage of cat r rop this year is helow normal both in at the open % 1% % i othe 9 2410 10 18.88 26 18.06 , : A layed arrival of ‘several stock cara | S*e the prineival fa of ut $ buying . : "x | Onty 16 cattle. reached the yards | rorsione © ulity to & ing be ‘ a ri during the day. Hoe market went| | ' W. Frater. He tm being t up to $16.7 fle enttle held opening of $1 We uld aie .,. | Powed § om each. This is nasa | OP Ns ' wt att 4 | Sanuary pea diaxhton phan ret , to be the largest fine ever imponed and dropped structive that wilt estab yme- lin wuprerior court for gambilr ig —_ — | Be Pr nt es Sore The men were arrested at 613% I oc al M | = a ho same tine bankrupt | and 608% Maynard ave., by Deputy | al Markets Ma he government,” sald Congressman | cheri¢ts J.C. Conner ond NL. Love . sits Intenrtvenped Se. 7. .W. Menten nd Fy dot , | hanged thru later trading ail and Frank 'T. Gordon, special in-| Congressman Dick Morgar ase tee ttor | corm— Open leh anywhere ats ‘ Lee Anton: ; " ublie lands: cor wayn De ‘ ‘ pubt Vidielotoh: a May rn " " Pork TRY of specula im the “ ine f the world Live Americanism ar Pa et ryerican Legions gf ten states raid and Prof. Clark ram 1410 33 |have indorsed the Morgan plan P . of the University of Wash Rive 7 fie ington, were the principal speakers jan was oun at the 12th annual banquet of the! Peanwt Getter—Per tf. 7 1 at Friday evening. Both pF ey ted Gem, new €6 1978.00 ra aroused enthusiasm when crete "Portland Market Report | urged every American to live @ Local, per or@ 04 ¥ cent life of AGAINST REDS“ aiasradte ‘ PLYMOUTH, F Nov Brit Tice © aiilia le stietdeten tery pak fm ss went to the polls today to| Mir esahe: tee ait 3. WP. WW. ancet * r *@ 6) | determine whether this district shall * ork Satu night . Chere « Wisconen tripi st © the first woman member of par. ie <s Cumncemind Seterdny, nie Or and Wash. triplets Sig ‘ss | lament | Bong discounted in mining circies,|— eo Ty ate of the Unionist party | sl rs nesirag bes pa r dapuctenc Other Ports ; a 2 whirlwind campaign, which Smear 4s Seceive instructions about ALPARA > 6 POULTRY vored candidate hack Mondas * ‘ | Feteee Paid by Wholesate Dea Her tion was declared certain pack to work a MRISTORAL—A ber ers to Shippers »y the Uniontt were Lie sag phim tron Tacoma. vie soesi “e212 Alleged Reds |: to Practice Here : for Hea iH Dr. Alfred Raymond announces| ,,84% PRDRO— Arrived Ne bisa wee Boe = Arrested i in L. A.} the association with him in practice ¥Y picked, per Tb. oo Los AN > A} of Dr. Walter Kelton, recently re-|# transp ent emmy |dosen alle og W. W. le sales | turned fr » years service in — r A rg} re une st here today, two] France witt e U. 8. army medical gen p oy . Setees Fale mlppere a thers w nergency hospi- | > corps sa ai ‘ " oajtal and the p tation was} During Dr. Raymond's temporar per 20@ 21 |atacked high with al d | ab ce from the city, Dr, Kelton ™ ue erature Th arrests «0 will have charge of the offices in t r night after 1. WOW Lowman building. . juarters in t Germain b — MASKS OF ; . I. W. = fee FOUND LOS ANGE 15.—(United Preas.}—Om bla masks a number of vivid.re oaks of Amer bon: per tia, wack \SontLAND | cetpts aninm. yee @rte nique design wer he| BAGLE HARBOR—Ralled November — on : dchr Levi W. Ostrander, for Van : quantities of evidence the rt In tow of tug Richard Hol Beat cows aod heiters ice last 1 at head cr quarte The poli . ACOMA-— Arrived jo after another raid condu tone ae .f men army and ng ' ' ‘ Four men and one woman, Mr: 1 t w ¥ , Dale Anderson 1 r f " a toen ¢ ; police toda 8 c Sheep pelts, long wool, each ; T do medium woot each rests of ed I, W, W. The police | goKmeerena ease wald 30 more arrests were expected m.| 40 mearas Wet Celebration Plans Disrupted CHICAGO, No 15, — (United Preas.)—Federal Judge Carpenter to- postponed until early next week |S judge had before him = the petition of Hannah & Hogg, liquor | dealers, asking that federal author: |! ities be enjoined from interfering with the sale of their tocks: The | mt postp nent wrecked pl of wets here for a jollification tonight in event of a favorable RICE CROP RUINED ruling F SUNDAY SCHOOLS TO BY PHILIPPINE FLOOD FIGHT BOLSHEVISM ; MANILA, Nov. 15.—A plea has been made by native planters in the| PHILADELPHIA, Pampagna provinces for seed rice; With “Christian ¢ to restore the hvvoe wrought by|thelr slogan, floods which swept the early crop | ae! hools have and destroyed inuch property. nenship” | earns ieee Pitt proghe ger” a (actations et Stockyards sburg Sunduy per rganized a movement ' ,.& Ww Light bolsheviem in Amgica, @o flint ary moat potia. 1 Y, GRAIN AND FEED jeanie Price Per Tom 63.008 62.00@65 Moat Convente: Central L 1,160 Chop Corn. Cracked bones Ground Bone .. Whole » for 24.00 57.08 : Oe Per 1h ue" s8.00,| 78.CO@ 80.0 Pa., Nov [trent Howe Frimes nt tle facet Fetatecs— Nancy Hall 864@ eth | made ARREST ALLEGED RED Paores 1 at Rigen cee K . “ Pete Dear, an plleged red. was Apetee. ee had ra | rested turd: ch ng Fi w $ / « ete ; pode nd Washington #t. by Sergt.| } a m He entire night guarding againat « | : (ig oa esondu dmg Yl jail, awaiting federal investigation. | Nesapas—Gustemal £0; medium | mixed, $1 He had I. W. W. stickers and propa. | Cr Tro nee se heavy. $1416.60: pien. $14 | Gramberrioe—Trer bo op Market sendy,” Prime lamba, Chief Warren declared Saturday | ##da in his possension. Dateo—36 ton pi H1@12; tai to medium. fi0.t0@11 that he did not feel it advisable to m O_o | oalanee serie eo, " |name the bulldings, but declared enim emperors, per tua | Butter—se@ete per mm that the uard would again be on |, VESSEL SSEL MOVEMENTS “laces Fruit Piorsia, per box Hage —T6% 400 per dos “- Noney— Comb, erate " Ge © pe ony Saves ay night. a ; heen) Cheese—-Tripleta, 33@2%¢ per Ib We are pretty well protected. DEEP SEA VESSELS | Wuckleberriee-—Per Hene—26@ 20 per Ib, broilers, 2@2% declared the chief, “but one can : |Lemone—Per box per if. never tell what to expect from the| Oresace—Ter ben % rer 1 W. W 3 am going to nab just enema ae oe ESSE RE oN ce eae as many of them as I can. A lot | and it is pre ard to get ther | » Pricce Feld at Whoelesste DENVER. Col 7 1 r a Aimowds Ter to we and heifers, $1.40@11.8 Deputies Ready to * me ‘ta trem | CRamtaate—Joqnecss, per. B. ¢ Ree age ‘er Fi vee market steady ga ES SE Go to Cumberland Sg 12008 . | shee county deputy cheritfe were Porane eS Bria Rt Pg men newer a hurry Pepeere BOF RD. seoneeee $12.50@12.7 | tup call land, mining town peur | Al ODvCTS | it is reported I. W. W, are mobiliz Besant nd risco ing for a meeting Saturday ni h per ™ ari Market Status Sheriff Stringer received rep areas SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 15.—Butter that handbilis had t eireul -— ae per * . ; | calling the I. W. W's to assembl nts, OMe; under-mized ete, €3¢ “I've sent Deputy Sheriff Tom PRODUCTS per 20: Prices id Wholesale Dealers | Smith from En law to watch the nes cereasart | | ie sia vab paullae, Mtstnaer «| British Voting on ‘Every man at my disposal will be ry | sent to Cumberland if Smith's report Woman Candidate SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES AU sizes, m4 to $30 Year, Title Trust Co. Becond at Colum to climb CAGE 11 NAIL UNION RECORD LIE Printers Show Up Method Used by Labor Organ to Keep Strikers in Line As Chairman of the Scale Committee of the Seattle Employing Printers’ Association, I wish to correct the malicious misrepresentations of the Seattle Union Record that the Western Show Print is being run under agreement with any of the printing trades unions. I have thoroughly investigated the working arrangements .of that company with their staff and find that the men in that office are working for the cale, the full quota of hours and prevailing condi- tions agreed upon by the Seattle Employing Printers’ Association, free from any agreement with the unions or the men composing it. Furthermore, I can con- fidently say that the autocratic domination of the printing industry of S by the crowd at Sixth and University will never resumed by them at any time in the future. The members of our organiza- tion have permanently adopted the American Plan of | | | | | | | t be employment in their offic HERMAN A. HOROWITZ, For Seattle Employing Printers’ Association. The Union Record Lies In the issue of the Union Record of November 7th appeared the following: “WESTERN SHOW PRINT SHOP IS OUT OF TRUST” “One of Bert Swezea’s Plants Is Fair to Union Labor.” ud Employing was . announced printing trades The Western Show Print, the only establishment of its kind in the city, is employing a full union crew at the new scale and is using the union label on its output “The plant is owned by Bert Swezea, a prominent member of the . employers’ in the ranks of the Printer Association Monday strike by the committee. association, who also is proprietor of the Pioneer Printing Company. The latter plant re | mains with the employers’ associa # tion fighting the unions, and Swezea is placed in a dual capacity and unfair in another. “I've never worked In a non- union shop, and I’m too old to start now,’ R. 8. Richards, manager of the Western Show Print Company, | is credited by the union men as | having declared.” | fair to labor in one of his plants | | | | There is no comment that I can make, beyond the information contained in the line heading this state- ment—That the Entire Article Is a Deliberate Lie. Both of the offices with which I am connected are being run under the American Plan as open shops and will in the future be so run. (Signez) B. L. SWEZEA, Sec.-Treds. Pioneer Printing Co., Pres. Western Show Print. I wish to add in confirming the above statement of Mr. Swezea that as to the statement reputed to have been made by me that .“I’ve never worked in a non- union shop, and I’m too old to start now,” is also an unqualified lie. I am not and have not been negoti- ating with the unions and will not in the future and am conducting the Western Show Print on the American Plan of employment. . gned) R. S. BICHARDS, Manager, Western Show Print. ~ GRANGE FIGHT DUE GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Nov. 15, | Public Markets: ||—A bitter fight’ was expected at | |today’s session here of the national = ————® | grange over the proposal of Samuel Gompers, president of the American SANITARY 45, Mazola ofl, 28¢, Te, $1.45; | Federation Labor, that the 0 Club coffer, 4c; 3-1). caD i grange be represented at the la= tr SAP “iS bor conference in Washingtoh, De- pkes. |cember 13. CORNER 1 eeen 480 doz, 2 Thoroughness Characterizes our every transaction, tomers are accorded every cour- tesy consistent with sound busi-+ ness judgment. 4% Paid om Savings Accounts Accounts Subject to Check Are Cordially Invited, ECONOMY 49-1. sack beat Peoples Savings Bank GBCOND AVE AND PIKE ST. 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