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pis | The Seattle Star (2-2) ae SEATTLE, WASH., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1920, | Say PALMER Dana Sleeth GloatsOver| SENATE’S AMENDMENTS IMPERIL ‘SIDESTEPS’ | His Ancient Enemy | ON O1L LAND 3 VICTORY IN WATER POWER FIGHT © Senators May Demand S. P. Provisions Put Into House Measure After Fifteen Years’ Effort Are Elim- inated—and Not to the Public’ s Benefit - Cases Be Carried to | WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 20.—1 bill provided for a limited te ' : to future , ‘ Water power Jogislation that will] not exceeding bo ye plu 1 et ' I t vuthorlty Supreme Court undo all the a ee ‘of ha vied tbe pera for the’ val — : yom apr pli Sedelekie fe acti + power | RECIPE construction und « 1, Thus it practica . ; v8 nee with the « tony whieh BY HARRY B. HUNT ation; and on “recapture” by | the enorn y water f t t velo mensage ites tn likely to be enacted aa soon!ithe goverr t, for miblo re-| rights to be ted fer the bill.| the bilt it Prom WASHINGTON, Feb, 20.—Formu 1 government, for reasonable r 1 ° era 1 i i as tho ratiroad legislation t# out of |imbursement to the leensee for hi At the end of nection 16 of the|stble for a ‘ ft Coosa river dam bill, itt tion of a demand upon Attorney The Enemy the way het investment \* bill are provisions which make nd take t propert 4 t 1 din other m — al Palmer to perform the he Ene 3 pe i hn bareet . ae t ® the same groum Genera roa r t oS Tho house water power bil, | GIVES AWAY PUBLIC'S #. iphone oy | ROOSEVELT WANTED Prenid ; niko, 15 a Maties of his office by appealing the LOVE little expectally do} some w bedfetlow than the cold ded in important particulars by WATER POWERS ; ht, LERMINATION PROVISION ew Ase of the roment against the I er in the calm me here | coils of a fat t snake; but a snake | the e, in now In conference com-| ‘The senate has, for the most part, |” ee ee Predédent fF . 1 th pY oe Meuthern Pacific ratiroad for the re-| picture s a mode retiring gentleman at/mittes. Congressman Exch, of Wit | opposed th eonsntial. provisions aoe ve apain of James river and the Rainy river 4 ay Fs Overy of 160,000 acres of California this is the most satisfying | hetrt; he no yowling, shrieking. | consin, Is chairman of the house on-| and amended the house measure to! trois Avilewe a . - ame def ' © provision: the water 4 ail lands is being discussed by mem-| Picture of a cat I ever saw wy i making the night/ferees, but his duties with the rail-|make a perpetual grant ponsible, and | \cair ‘A which the senate bill now cont « diem % \. ing — “2 resctce See dha daa wigan [8 feous. |road conferer committee have #0 to eliminate practically any return |igeals of that tim a thee H swe ly on these if © house conferees stand by a we senate public «lant t t an hag ctl. it was a tom cat who /far held up the water power legisla-|to the public for the rights it «rants. |), cmtorn who « posed the perpet ground thelr pr 48 record of the houme, CoMmittes familiar with ¢ “3 7 n astray, and started tho firat/ tion | Section 10 of the senate bill gives| prant, That in why the t tin There should be a license fee or! the iil will be nded to protect gation ” an 1. ’ grinding elder.) ‘The bill as tt passed the house was|the public water power way for! ited the grant t ear charge, which, tho small or nominal , public interest, and the senate: . - the rewult of 15 years of effort to get! practically nothing by relieving the t the outset, can in the future b ns will be elimin : ho the senate has no power te eh ® r ‘ v i will be eliminated, agmitho the senate ha I have been 4/jogislation enacted that would ope consecn from paying the ble “PERPETUAL LICENSE, Ajusted so aa to secure a control 4 Order Palmer to press the thru if open | licer paying the r am © Palmer to pre ' " . ley « in MY | the water powers of the country to| value of what they get from the SAYS LENROOT the rest of I When a man courts trouble he Bete & decision by the supreme cow > gl © reflec |exploitation, but at same gime| public. It limits the charge to re-| Speaking on’ the senate committer m whe be made for the soon has an engagement on Bis i eome members of the cammitt periods of medita:| protect the public interest. The house! imbursement of the government for | amendments, which m e for a grant ter jon of the grant or p en hand i favored the introduction of a reso te, 1 have been terwauled nigh unto madness; and i tien calling upon the attorney gen- | half f and go out a Stl tho I have stalked the devil cat in eral to explain to congress why he /over mine ancient enem t ! night ar and many the Will not make an appeal from the © 818 t an't say that I ever Tr E > ER, th eynical . t 7 war belt B decision of the federal district court,| NOTE THE Leer, t ) alp to my war t Arich a6 conte mi “ 4N aneer, the tic derision on But at last mine ancient enemy P which found against government. | i.4 man of this io tore, lies in a gutter, and I gloat. DECLARE PALMER IS ff in death t tefiant more 1 obse this picture, | ACTING AS JUDGE rate] the more it her and occult mean 3 om me, the They declared that Pa failing to carry thru to the highest | @ourt an action instituted in good | alley « faith by his predecessor, former At-| thing si r, by ia master here is some-| I'm going king, sneaking, depraved| whenever the o Cer it framed, and hosts rally for Rerney General Gregory, was tn ef- | ar deadly abont a cat, living or| the serenad. k my soul in fect acting as judge in the case and | de ura of thin de neone and re ° B Rot ax prosecutor For a snake 1 car rh eat solemnly, o'er and o'er: “God $ B Other members urged that the | much affection, and broad-mir fed | * good, good is God; good God, praise Fesctution should take the form of |.l strive ta be, » a eat ca ® direct recommendation AR Altho it is still doubtful whether ipthe senate will intrude it to the a uation, the belief js generally ex Pressed among members of cor War with the Southern F c that Palmer ts making a tre n mistake in voluntarily giv And Style, Onality and Hts always at them up as lost Gregory. wo now maintalon lelaiallers Suspect Alien Baw office in Washington, while Pinicatons soe towne See Aland in Hawaii Walkout ©) cessor in the cabinet, nm told a friend two days ago: “Of @ourse, the government was con- YWinced it had a cane against the Southern Pacific or the -action Would never have been brought.” | LIKE PROCEDURE | EN PACKERS’ CASE Senator George Norris of Ne | Braska, member of the senate pub- Me lands committee, says that the @ourse being followed by Palmer ts similar to his procedure in the cases Against the packers “Palmer admitted before the | Senate committee that he had am Ple evidence against the pac 40 convict them,” Norris said, “y Re settled with them outside of HONOLULU, T. H., Feb. 2—(By|dication that Japanese nationals, in @Ourt because it was easier, Of Mail.)—As this is written, the Ha | Hawali must follow Tokyo's dicta Gourse that settlement carried none waiiah sugar planters and the plam tion as to industrial policies and Pf the criminal penalties that = ot tation laborers are jocked in a de-/ movemen ve followed had the packers been | termined struggle whose influence! To thie Furuya, acting consul joa - court 1 a may be felt far beyond the confines! general for Japan in Hawall, has re Senator Irving Lenroo iscon- | of these islands. plied: “The government has no con sald: “Palmer's job is to prose-| ne situation, which began with| nection with © movements the case, not to surrender it/ ine strike of some 65,000 Fillpino| merely stepping in, in Japan, in the people's right has been aad. Ja ese laborers, is now gen-|event of lawlessness.” | Bue oe th be ee on erally conceded here to have gone| It has been the intention of the! he case, as discussed by sena.|¢yond the stage of a mere strike Japanese to permit some of the la te the fact that the case has| Many observers profens to see be-|borers to continue working in order o pgp Ryo Heeger the striking Japanese laborers|to supply funds for the strike com en “Attorney General Frank |certain interests at Tokyo. And in| mittee, but this was frustrated by Nebeker, whose home is in| corroboration the following clause in| the complete lockout on all planta Lake City. Nebeker, now in stitution of the f n of | tions. Fak all Qlpartinent-€f- Sustice anese laborers in Hawaii is point-| The Hawalian Sugar Planters’ av fation involving public lands, | ed out 4 on the eve of th was assistant attorney for the Ore-| “If a member of the Japanese strike to make no effort to bring Short Line raflroad at the time |labor federation shall be found) the men back. “We'll fight it out Union Pacific, which controls the | guilty of an act contravening the to a finieh,” i thelr attitude, Eorecen Short Line, also owned a/| interests of the federation, the mat P e firet time in years, the controlling stock interest in the|ter shall be reported to the burgo- plan advocated by Chinese mer Developments in Hawaii Sugar Strike On February 1, 50,000 Japanese plantation hands joined 40,000 Filipinos, already out, in a strike for a new wage seale and dif. ferent conditions. Several fires and minor disorders have occurred. Japanese priesthood of Hawaii attempt to play conciliatory role between planters and laborers, adviking that “the planters generously and ly grant the demands and solve the question perceably Contribution ef $35,000 and quantities of rice by Filipino labor aveociation to their fellow countrymen on strike, Rapid drop of sugar stocks on Honolulu exchange Declaration by acting governor, Col, Curtis P. Laukea, that the island authorities would not interfere in situation unless disorders occurred. ~and the. reason? Why, simply this: We do business upstairs, because we save money on street level rents— We sell for cash, because we eliminate credit losses— We buy in large quantities because we get a bigger discount from the manu- facturer. We sell on a low margin of profit—because we are the largest exclusive men’s clothiers in the Northwest and therefore do a larger volume of business. fociation dec Bouthern Pacific. master of the offending member's chants of Honolulu to bring 40,000 TOLD UNTRUTHS permanent domicile in Japan.” lies to Hawail for work th the And about our | Those who regard this as especial-| sugar is, is being listened to ? Pte SAVE HER 80: significant, interpret it as an in-| eage by the planters clothes 1} “You came to me the day after} —— i meristmas wan't it, om told me! Srey, Tish fo'2teseSt| RURAL MAIL CARRIERS MAY Statement to a stenos: di heme Salads CARRY CHILDREN TO SCHOOL TON We ask you to be the judge. A careful examination will convince you of our splen- did materials from the largest manufacturing ‘ou wanted me to Issue a war 1ce, presents possibilities for a far Want, didn't you, for the arrest of leve Baton of rural | rea‘ ng development of our ma clothiers in the world— hal Ieee mare ria. |chinery for education and intercom All sizes, all styles for all “And I told you, didn’t I, that I ing the ° 0,000 fourth-class post men. would wait around there all after one-room | offices over the e ’ Nien and evening, if necessar wh thruout the/ United Stat y of them d ABA went: Out and got the other w being an unprofit UITS an 0a nd brought them back country stores, These ° Yen tory containing 263,000 one schoolhouses : - Try to,.Dodge Bike; Hip camry Motor Cars Crash “That's all Detective Captal Was the “last witness for He identified money f Nemitz deposit bo $20 TO Wight satet an rm Verxations r jen ded to three or In trying to dodge a bi le piloted “$n which E f 1 ist Ervin Moran, 7 t., two ints admitted toff lepartment and the bu MoGir N,, rid Alterations Free solidated school facilities and the de-! shaken up. e other mach was } Flyer Fog- Bound clopment ot parcel post motor driven by J. 1 for tranape Way to Sound lable Maton ar Resolutions Are Northwest schedule time It ie expected tt r dogs, chickens, guinea owa in the country olution was unanimously | | Mrs, Walter Han- | | Sc = FREE AMERICAN ee ere and Fria Mining Man Held for Ran- thah'$8s daipdinethed teen Hedges Calls Aid son Has Been Released maa Wittig ter ee nro fae, Stadium Fund Py bas ag nerican citi : wav Rah-Rah Editor Is |i Logical Reasons that enable us to save you $10, Low Upstairs Rent Cash Selling | Arcade Bldg Second Ave. een vere named. as n committee kidnaped by Mexte on Feb “Poeming” in Jail| Berit Pensa BH edong sony. th in Persire, Mewin Se] aga eee yt, ru (Over the Rhodes Co.) 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