The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 8, 1920, Page 1

The Seattle city council will vote next Monday on an ordinance to set the clock ahead an hour in Seattle dur- ing the summer months. This is “daylight saving,’ which the whole nation adopted as a war measure, but which congress has re- fused to sanction for the coming summer. The proposal before the city council, therefore, is that eattle shall advance its clocks an hour during the months from April to October, inclusive, no matter what the rest of the nation does. Several civic organizations have indorsed the propos- al. The arguments in favor of “daylight saving’ are well known. So are the arguments against it. The Seattle Star has no particular interest in the ques- tion, one way or another. But The Star does feel that before such a change is ade in Seattle’s official time, THE PEOPLE should be Wi sulted. They are the ones affected. Does the extra hour of daylight in the evening recom- 7 Tonight fair, gentle nor winds. Forecast On the 1 Ketered as Seeond Clase Matter May 3, Shall We Set Our Clocks Ahead? ;LET THE PEOPLE DECIDE pense them for the earlier hour of rising in the morning’? Is the confusion incident to a double time system out- Cut Out and Mail to the Clock Editor, The Seattle Star Shall Seattle Set Its Clocks Ahead An Hour This Summer ? REMARKS, IF ANY— YES 180, at Che Postoffice at Beattie, Wash, under the Act of Congress March 3, 1579. Per ssue of Americanism There Can Be No Compromise The Seattle Star weighed by the longer end of a perfect summer day? Before the city council acts on this measure, The Star believes the sentiment of the people should be consulted. And as the council has taken no action to measure this sentiment, to find out what the people of Seattle want— The Star WILL. Therefore the ballot on this page. The Star wants ev- erybody to vote. The Star wants both parties to the “time” question to poll their full strength, so that we may present to the city council Monday an accurate and representative expression of the public will. Send your vote to the CLOCK EDITOR of the Seattle Star. If youhave anything in particular to say about “daylight saving,” write your remarks in the space pro- vided on The Star’s ballot. Don’t delay. Vote today. counted. It’s up to YOU. If it makes any difference at all in your young life whether the clock is set forward an hour or not—VOTE. oe * 6 LATE | | EDITION We want everybody to be Year, by Mall, $5 to 09 |EVOLUME 23. SEATTLE, W. ASH., TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE ’ tas iT SEEMS TO ME DANA SL SLEETH all over when we con them— much act scientific truth there in the: Not much, I fear. We have come to believe that CITIZENS | 4, warm-hearted, benef | down on the city editor's desk, em-| uplitts man by her commun Fearing that eight bodies may | phatcally with him. yet be buried in the debris of the WHERE ARE ‘There's a hundred bucks,” he a i 8 Lincoin hotel fire, in which tour said. “It's to buy a medal or some Woe have come to believe that are known to have lost their ? thing for that fireman—the one who : ‘i, 4 gene ge ne eigen pen lives and = $277,600 property lows THEY? rescued the woman from the top ; soil, is a finer, broader, more was sustained, firemen and po 2 , | story window of the Lincoin hotel ete oan the ety Cweliee ial lice continued today searching Persons feared to ha I watched him do it. I got $100 And yet, it is to be doubted if . the ruins at Fourth ave and lost their lives in the Lin-] worw of 1 out of ft, and there's farmer is more kindly, more | PARIS, Aprit &—Ten Germans ; ; uue—aye, it Is to be doubted | Were killed and 30 wounded in Madison st. coln hotel fire, still unac-| the money. That guy can have any-| nerou®——as he doubtec he fire of 1 eported : thim got v a iether he be more righteous, of clashes between the French oc- why of ye was gyre ve : a counted for: pre 3 ive I'd give bim my more healthy, than his city cupationary forces and citizens | OU" 8 pom y rda fter H, A. Joeurns. red neany, in Frankfort yesterday, a news | >Urning 16 hours and 19 minutes a. Ae ms. He said his name was D, P. McRae, | other. At the city hospital. where several Emma Ballinger. living at the | discovered that | Ge agency dispateh here said today. m injured firemen and others were Vic , § ‘And there's irl named |ference committee to force Seattle city boys averaged a bit better | pont. Apr (Night)—| taken for treatment, it was reported ceed <a * he added wants to give dairy distributors to boost prices. iA id their rural cousins in | | PRANKPORT. dQ citinens clashed |today that all will survive Mr. s erson. $100, She lives at 1516 2ist Hospitals, children and sick will be ith. Bad teeth, bad digestion, | one this afternoon. A number of| A# soon as an investigation is com George H. Westdo, of provided for, according to the order. nitary housing—these weaken meeiieics ee od and wounded pleted by Building Inajector Black Earlington. tae looked disappointed when | | Seattle consumers are paying from rural generation Ep ieuk .coowle’ gaveeéd in the Sera sie mare so i f3 -- Clara Nesselhouse, em- = editor handed him back his | fag by eng beaded e which D if the beneficent force | Sroets, pres Sin ede biake {will wet the time for an inquest to | Ploye of Seattle Star. “Keep it.” be told the donor, “till! ithe: dalrisp to" bout the phen Pig of Nature reacts on men | int Britain had demanded that |X responsibility for conditions that E. E. Scott, tire salesman | we find out if anybody else feels the cents a quart. hah then the more |rrance evacuate Frankfort by ¢|'¢d up to the fire ‘ for .H. W. Merrill. same way ubout it Maybe the fire ‘This, they claim, would permit the Raverubie the aspects of | toa 1 The, bodies of Frederick R. Ham- W. E. Warren, tire sales- | ™" needs a new auto, or a home dairies to pay the $3.30 demanded ps the! tnetdents contsfbuting [180° his daughter, Gray, killed . * or something for 100 pounds of milk. The dis- better dispositioned, the m to the fatal clash waa an alleged at.|Jumping from the fire on the fourth! | man for H. W. Merrill. With $200 offered ax the nucleus tributers are paying $2.60 and refuse cient should be the dwellers in | oo ion a German reserve officer, | oor, are in the care of the Ho of a fund to buy a token of esteem to pay more. it region. ce Raetie, olianee "| Watson company and will be taken . for Fireman C. R. Dooley, The Star} | Producers : am especially reminded of this |' lat caceeen” cohen iaie ia oni meee, Ca ir home, tor Ex-Fireman Says investigated today | |\o shige eng te use just now I amvin the hap | 4 ene Hotel Imperial, the French | burial GETS SALARY OF | | _ “Do not send your milk to SE in cates a0 Ge | ee (ee OGL TmSNTan 0 Nr economic Cormen Nets Would Have |Sis0\tongn | sll "haat ‘hori 1. oe Bocce in’ can Diego county, |*e¥en French officers, who threw| the body of Miss Blar Been Life Savers vovicy tiven with his syearolt notified by committee. Urge your bal him to the floor and beat him with | stenographer for t Chauncey f - e daughter, his mother and a sister, at | neighbor to follow a ferme ‘4 the winters ; are like agen Wright Resnaanes ecenpany wire hief F Steteon's = ine. Saeaaiars Gta Mak dae been, 0 course, It is more profitable to © summers about the same s covered from the de|ton of why life nets were not used . pe. . 4 a te song ot bir ie the (FPRENCH COLONIALS poco Po idiae was im Sele yeaterde was challenged to- |’ gee Re ney ache is We can’t lose if we act ple ae o jesert shrubs a the The French officers accused the | tiv poury n r owns the he ‘This fight is for our very exist- pry of s get: yp German of pass improper Charles ¥ the only fire Cited by Mayor Caldwell for brave: | ence.” Sing to every socee wan slic eile wesnei | One Cre ee es en cas a4 3) en ae ry, he will probably be voted al This is Fireman C. R. Dooley. He climbed to the top story| Distributors declare the producers m has nothing to do but ex- | oo1ninn eae pi tgp r oon panty ae ise tae aia wots ne an Use of nets would have meant pagar py By ead council, And this! of the Lincoln hotel and saved a womans’ life. Two people chauld etrtke at the ool nd and luxuriate 4 i isarmed. Other French | cording to Walter Schamburt, cap: «reater town of life and limb,” said| Itigh up in. the windows of the|tave offered $100 each toward a medal, or, perhaps, some) the controling factor in milk price, But the human animal ts no be harged the crowd Aj tain of truck comp No. 4. He Chief Stetson, “When a person!burning hotel, seven atories above greater gift for him. How do you think Seattle should honor | Condensaries cut down the price be- PhD sapedhindne Ags wong tee few minutes there was severe, had beer ears in the department. jumps into the net, uniess he alights/the street, a woman stood seream-|such a hero? And will you “chip in’? Write your views to|cuse the spring supply increased; 4, he is more selfish here than wall fa and made a/in sitting posture, death or broken) ing, She was about to jump tol¢he Fire Editor, Star. — i automatically, as it does every year. the frozen camps of the cruel armed with machine guns. run for his life, but was|bones is the result.” certain death | x es us : Distributors say that supply and forth, where every man relies or eared the streets and re 1 the outer edge of the de-| “That explanation doesn't go with Wait!” yelled the firemen below.| ctutched a hold on the ledge. Care- Then began the most perilous of |4¢mand must govern the price. @ good heart of his neighbor to | stored order widow, Dagmar LaCasse,| me,” said Deasy, “I've jumped into! “Don’t jump!" fully, Dooley put his Weight onto the, the fireman's work. Hooking the|, The Shippers contend that it costs Ipgnake the sullen winter endur Rioting had appeared imminent at 326 Third av nets many times, and landed in every| A scaling ladder was unhooked| pompier, It held. Up he sprang] pompier into the ledge at his fect, |$%80 per hundred to produce milk, " thruout the d kers harangued The Lincoln had been re Jed as conceivable posture. The net ts #o/ from a fire truck and hoisted against ang scrambled over the ledge, fol-| Dooley began the descent While | that Dresent low prices to consumers The more c at different pointe { a firetrap ever since its construction made that, when properly handied,|the side of the building. It touched jgwed by McNamee the smoke and flames wrapped“ “false *and unjustifiable” and ature, th 5 und patrols were kept busy 20 years ago, according to officials, a person can't hurt himself no mat-| the ledge of the thirdstory windows. | ‘There were still three stories be-|about him, he came slowly, painfully | ‘hat there would no falling off of pmes, and eae re ng the gatherings, which in| and had been the cause of innumer-|ter how he aligh With nets the| That was as far as it could go. »|tween the two men and the woman.|down, and with the policeman | °°MS¥mpton if the price is boosted. hakes it for man to live, the lazier jolation of Gen. Degoutte’s procla-| able complaints to its owners firemen could have walked around| were still four stories between the Don't jum: eried the firemen| reached the extension ladder amid | Distributors say that the public an becomes ; mation Estimated lonses due to the fire the burning hotel and everyone could |top of the ladder and the window]! pelow, as Dooley pulled the pompier | the wild acclaim of watche will turn to canned milk if fresh im Tie Indian of the Arctic circle is ‘The situation was admittedly tense | follow have been saved. But I'll bet they| where the woman stood. up, raised it another story, and| That is why Dooley and MeNamee | ™ prices are raised. dustrious and prepares for th ght. He trols mar Lincoln t building, furniture forgot to bring their nets.” IT APPEARED AS | nooked it as before. The crowd, with | were called heroes by the mayor, and|, More mille is consumed by com dead winters by laying up 4 |thru the streets je military reg-|and property of guests, $260,000 e . THO SHE WOULD LEAP | upturned faces, watched the climbers |why McRae and Ethel Jones want |2s#ries, who . lowered the prices, pest store of food and fue] and | ulations were enforced rigidly Swift's Pharmacy, 1601 Fourth ave, Smoke , b | thru the reddening smoke with bated |to give $100 towards a medal, or | M4" by the public, distributers point r The disorders in Frankfort were| $6,000; Cecil Jones Millinery Fed 1 Sleuth I ee ee ee te eee something else for D : i And the Northern Indian is J|attributed by Gen. Degoutte to! Fourth ©, $800; C. A. ¢ edera eu bd about the windows above, and about breath 5 pmensthing Sse ior Darky, Approximately 20 per t of Si M t . 4 bag ‘ * lthe screaming we Cc and| Up went Dooley and McNamee to| The mayor said on 20 per cen e- moeable. = He orders from Berlin igars, 1005 Fourth ave., $1,000; Lin Trapped in Blaze closer, the flames crept. up andthe fifth-story window, The narrow} “The hotel was a flaming cauldron |*ttle’s milk comes from Japanese mance of blu ar The British cor and the French| coin Beaut ors, 1009 Fourth) jy ert E. Lucas, special agent of around her. To the crowd standing|pompler swung perilously, but held.|when they essayed to scale the|S"!PPers. Included on the “commit. Alpena fer t i np lponageeetlig: ty. Bila decir} Eoteed ics » Tailors, 1011) | oer litgence unit of the internal below, with facea blanched, it ap-|The watchers were almost sure now | walls. The situation was desperate, |tee Of Producers” that sent out the The Se a inland as of Unites nd Great Britain had! Fourth ave Holdt's cafe, 1013 en department, was among|peared she must jump or be cooked | the rescuers would reach the woman, | Dooley went up without a qualm for cott order is “The Japanese jer a bread fruit tree |reque twal of the French| Fourth ave. $200; Felix Rosaia,|Tevenue department, ae diay) oie ‘And they did, Dooley hoisting the| his own safety. When I congrat.|D&irtymen’s association, H, Makh yin tone, Taree tributed the rumors | florist, 1000 Third ave., $200; Spark. | 100e Mile om Wednesday. He| “Don't jump! yelled the firemen.|pompler up, first to the sixth, then|ulated him afterwards, he merely |@™% president, and H. K. Mule sacion ee ee ee ee nationalists. Addi-| man & McLean Co.,‘real eatate, 1004 | Tictel, banca ee a by tt A pompier ladder is a long staff|ta the seventh story window where |amiled and gave the answer a fire. |" secretary.” head | bil afty; & jtiona) Fr ad airplanes | Third ave 00; RC. Erakine & and = Mra t a tae ~~ @ ‘on the! with * ateel hook at one end. Across| the wor was, As the fireman | man always gives—'It was my Job. Distributers admit the producers fly api tful, de arrived this afternoon nnnne. | OO: real entate, 1002 Third ave., $500; MITWey Sram ae ae but the|the staff is bolted a series of funge.|@nined tho ledge a great shout went] xe being jpinehed” a Uctle naw be- Rush McCargar, electric shop, 1006 “ixth floor, aavin ree t ont ‘ad {up from the throng in the street wuse of low prices and “late pas tthe argument, |weme to show that uttering [Third ave, 64.008: ‘Robert Maltby, cotnes om thls beak, nan bem tater te] Beatty ted he Wt foi shout was | PO Provide Camps ie"! "tly iene Nature does not |comes lest we become utter- | real estate, 1008 Third ave., $1,600, | Seattle investigating | ag Ragen eye vider ana| woman, attached the rope, and in spring and therefore the price to man, except that w The goad of the eee Spe Oe ee veer i ase ‘ea ieee the maces re “itis | swung the woman from the ledge | Along Highways the public ought to be lower, y perils make more of a man of ear of fate drives us not to Ss lheit he. carried @ coll of rope, At-| out into the smoke and flame-filled| AS the plans of the camp city com. Health Commissioner Read to- and ter kindnensen make a ir, but to the high his of Earlington Woman Mari Help Fight | tucnea to this waa n ite belt, ne. air seven stories above the street, [mittee of the clvic bureau of the| day asked the shippers to post- oc him hievement, and the loss of our ° arines rieip Fig! : | pitta 4 jChamber of Commerce materiulize,| pone thelr boyeott order until 48 ad dalek tak (AAC - Esteli ict Seeking Husband T Hotel Fire, hina him was Policeman P. P. Mo: PHA'T'S WHY THEY free camp sites will be established ad-| the return of U, S$. Attorney HICH will give us another |hearten us, but lifts up our eyes to Fearing her husband may have ragic ome WANT TO HONOR HIM jacent to all highways leading into| Robert Saunders, who, he said, WW] deduction, I take it, And | the eternal hills, where our Re been lost in the Lincoln hotel fire, More than half the members of| FINALLY REACHES Slowly he lowered her, foot by} the city. might have the Fair Price com: that is the eternal rea- |deemer liveth, and there is nopart- |Mrs, George H. Westdo, of Earling-|the Roving Marine organization, | WOMAN ON LEDGE | foot, to McNamee two stories down, | DaruoreRAEED Ce mittee adjust the situation. The ¥ son for storm, sorrow, |ing ever any more ton, has telegraphed J, P. Barron, | which e@ been entertaining Seat-| At the top of the sealing ladder | then below to the top of the ex T, Okaggki, landlord of the Grand| shippers refused, but said they uftering, discipline, It And, finally, this might indicate 1807 nd ave, to make-a search. |tle for the past week, aided police| Dooley halted, Up went the pompter | sion ladder, She was unhooked and | Union hotel, 108 Fourth ave. forgot] would cancel the boycott if the n't’ prove that God in a big, |jto us that however ruthless Na- | Mrs, Westdo says her husband came and firemen in the protection of lives| until the ates! hook was opposite the carried to safety while Dooley pulled | to stoke his furnace according to the| distributors would pay the $3.38 mged man because he lets us !ture seems, if we dig far enough, © two days ago and had planned at the Lincoln hotel fire, it became | fourth story window, With # crash | the life ve we ay ib with Me bapa A a gee He'll settle in| price pending government inves Namee’s aid lowered another woman. } Judge Gordon's court. tigation, . If it proves it anything, We Wil} find healing in her heart. |to stop at the Lincoln. Wife and Nature is These pretty humani- | I doctrines that make us (CUT OFF SEATTLE’S MILK FS ILL NOT | &@ stack of currency Ethel jknown Thursday, the hook broke the glass pane and 'How Shall Seattle Honor Hero of Fire? ACCOUNTED FOR IN Can’t We Give Him Medal or Automobile?) HOTEL DISASTER . «. x» ws BOYCOTT ORDER IS SENT OUT Seattle's milk supply will be cut off |Saturday by organized shippers who jeontrol 90 per cent of the milk production for this city. This was the order issued today after failure of the producers’ con- eects