The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 12, 1919, Page 21

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1919. THE MOST NOVEL Automobile Offer IN SEATTLE’S HISTORY To stimulate interest in our Removal Sale of used cars, we are going to conduct the most novel contest ever inaugurated by an automobile firm in this city. The Prize Will Be Your Choice of Any Used Car in Our Stock The conditions are very simple. Every purchaser of a used car up to the number of fifty will submit an article of 200 words or less, entitled “Why I Bought My Car From the Mitchell Motor and Service Company” The judges will be the automobile editors of the Seattle newspapers, and the prize will be awarded only by the unanimous consent of these men. The announcement of the winner will be made shortly after the first fifty cars have been sold. Fifty cars must be sold by February 10, 1920. Make your choice early. Buy that used car you have been iain on now. Select one from the Mitchell Motor and Service stock of 75 of the most beautifully con- ditioned used cars ever shown in Seattle. Then write your article and submit it. If you win you get your choice of any car in the Used Car Department. All Standard Makes. Get full details from the Liberal Terms. Mitchell Motor & Service Co. J. M. OSMOND, Pres. and Mgr. East Pine at Summit East 8413 Says Japan Has Eye on Islands If U. S. Leaves _ That Japan ts ready and eager to possession of the Philippines the the United States withdraws forces from that country, is the of W. L. Wright, recently urned from 18 years’ residence In In an address to the Young Men's biican club at tts meeting Thurs y¥ moon, Wright declared that TALKS ON FOREIGN TRADE Foreign trade and the way to de- velop It waa the topic on which J Frederte Thorne, businean manager of Pacific Porta, addressed the schoo! of commerce of the untverst- ty Friday morning. transports at Manila and the United States flag is hauled down, some other country, probably Japan, will land armies and take poaseasion of the tstands, Japan would not permit any other country to have the South Pacific dependencies.” Wright declared that the Filtpino MAY DEMAND REPORT FROM DEPARTMENTS Every one of the 34 department beads of the munietpal government wil) be required te file cn anpual report, if charter amendments Grawn by Corporation Counsel Walter F. Meter are adopted by the voters next March. Under the pree- emt charter annua! reports are re- quired from the city comptrolier, board of park commissioners, cfvi! WALKOUTS ARE | NOW DECLINING Secretary of Labor Wilson Has Optimistic View BY RALPH coUCH WASHINGTON, Deo, 12.—Strikes and locko are rapidly decreasing in number, Secretary of Labor W!! son declares in an interview With the deciaion of the executive committee of the United Mine Work: | ora of America to urge thelr mem bership to return to work immedi ately im accordance with the pro | powal of President Wilson, ¢ald the | © secretary, “the national industria?! situation from the standpoint of in oreased production seems i wear 4) better aspect than at any time since the period of unrest began more than @ year ago with the signing of the armistice “It seeme likely that within a week or ton days more men will be | at their uwual datly taske than at any time within many months, The ‘returning miners can be counted upen to overcome swiftly the fuel shortage which, an I enid in a tele fram to President John Lewis of the miners’ organization, had brought the country face to face with perhaps the most difficult tn dustrial situation that ever arose With the mines again turning out the norma) fuel supply factories can | run full time and production will} be largely increased. This will tend | to reduce costs of necensities, as| President Wilson bas pointed out ce : | DOOM OF TOBACCO BY | 1924 IS PREDICTED} NEW YORK, Deo. 12.—The Asso | elation Opposed to National Pron | bition says that the geformers have | set 1924 as the year tn which an/ anthtobaceo amendment will be tn: | sorted In the conatigution. “These fanatics,” the statement | says, “who seemingly would make | suicide the only unregulated pleas | ure in the United States, set a ume | limit when they began thetr inten | sive drive fer prohibition It was 1920, and they beat their schedule | by & year “The Antifaloon League never) has made & firht against tobacco | ‘There ls a wide difference between | ‘tobacco and Uquor, The liquor traffic is & public nuisance. The to baceo habit may be considered by some a personal or private bad | habit, but It le not tn the same class | with Uquor, which is @ public| nuisance | “In the more recent | the todacce league quotes Clarence True Wileon as spokesman for the| Anti-Baloon League favoring an antitobacco crusade Dr Wilson represents the Methodist Temper ance Board and not the Anti-faloon League He has repeatedly denied this story, which was ciroulatd by the AntiTobacee League “This whole tobacco league prope mands is an effirt to draw a herring acrona the tral) to divert the chase | from the beverage liquor traffic and | law enforcement against the moon shiner and bootleeger “The Anti-faloon League will con tinue the fight without diversion un- ti the manufacture and sale of bev erage liquor ts prohibited thruout the world.” Stiff Joints Sore Muscles |tion with the murder of W |ARREST YOUTH IN DEATH CASE Jack Clement, 20, Held by Vancouver, B. C., Police VANCOUVER, Bi, C. Deo. 12—Jack Clement, a youth of 20, was arrested last night in Pancouver, in connec J. De forge, & dominion police officer Deforge was shot to death recently in Winnipeg, where he had been |active in rounding up LW, W. after | th strike last June, Clement was aptured by Detective Imlah, who pulled a gun on the alleged desperado when the latter was in an employ ment office, ~ On reaching headquarters, Clement tn maid to have admitted to the police that he waa present at the shooting tn Winnifeg, but claims it was done by others The Winnipeg police are now hold ing three men in connectioh with the crime. Two of these, Harold Burdie 19 years old, and William F. Elnich 24, are charged with murder, while Robert G. Marshal! is held as a mn terial witnean Clement will be held’ here until the arrival of « prairie of fleer, whao will return him to Winn! pew. 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