The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 28, 1920, Page 4

-af SEATTLE STAR PACKERS WANT G.O. P. | PROMISE TO ABOLISH | TRADE COMMISSION BY GE > BR. WATERS 1. Watson of Indiana, who is slated WASTIIN' N, May 28.—Dig bual.|4# the reactionaries’ candidate for | : chairman of the rules committes, and nens interesta, led by the “Big Five” fone uld thus be in position to influence make an attempt t0lthe shaping of an anticomminmdon joan party to the) plank. feral trade commis |" Watson is the same Watson who, in the period between his defeat for reelection to the house in 1908 and his election to the senate in 1916, served for a time in Washington as lobbytet for the National Association It i within the « octation that moat of the opposition to the federal trade commission outside of the pack or group, Is to be found . =]] Men Enjoy | the laxurious comfort and genuine satisfaction that comes from wearing the Boston Garter. Aad it wears 20 long that ite cost amounts to only a small fraction of a cent a day. packers, are to | pledge the re abolition of th | sion | Failing the outri¢? the commisstor which is now the | people's beat weapon against profit Jeers and monopolixts, the effort will be to #0 limit its activities and pow ers as to make it ine ” The fight againat th nmindon, jas a party tnus, ts expected to be r James abolition of! TRULY WONDERFUL Is the Talk of ‘ the Hour Just step into our large and cheerful sales rooms at your earliest convenience and have it explained by a competent and courteous salesman. Insist upon hearing the Brungwick Records also. Convenient terms cheerfully arranged. cattle Manic 1216-18 Third Ave. Phone Main 3139 Between University and Seneca Sts. FOUR REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS ON RECORD Incidentally, !t may be slgnificant that republican conventions in at Jeast four states have gone on record, |im identical planks, in favor of abol | tabing the commission “aa ft now is.” It ts suggested Watson's influence has been behind the action taken by these bodies. Qp October 20, Watson said tn the senate, he would from time to time | speak to the #enate about “socialists” jand radicals in the government de | partments Tie claimed that his speech was not to be a defense of the packers —- BUT in his “expose” he | named only men and women who |had participated in the investiga jtien of the packers. He hasn't pointed out any more since. COMMISSION'S KMPLOYES CALLED “SOCIALISTS” As “socislists” and “radicals” Sen. ator Watson, named Stuart Chase Samuel W. Tator, A. 8. Kravitz and 1 S. Haines, who are still with ommission; Raphael Mallen, M. Manly, RL M. Buck, Martin Daniel A. Kemper and Baldwin, who had . ered only temporarily on the packer Investigation and were ‘no longer with the comminsion, and | Johann G. Ohsol, who resigned atnes Watson's resotution to take a better job with an export company in New York. The federal trade conmninsion wits created for the benefit af the people, to enforce and remedy unfair prac toes in business. Naturally, its existence ts “hostile © the interests” of all unscrupulous business. EXPERTS IN THEIR RESPECTIVE LINES The employes of the federal trade comrminrion, whom Watson attacket, are experts In their reapective lines accountants, statisticians and econ. omists Some of them are known as liberals; some are socialists; some are old-line republicans and demo. erate; but none are “rede” and “Rot shevike” an Senator Watson branded them, This probably accounted for the Investigation being halted that's what a clerk of one of the ymmiticen said had happened. | ber, Provision for @n aviation base at Sand Point, on Lake Washington, ear Seattle, was eliminated from the naval appropriation bill yeater lay at the national capitol. The proposal to construct a submarine an aviation base at Port An Wash alno defeated in inference report. * agreed on $20,000 000 for navy aviation. Practically all nereased aviation items were for | Pacific Coast projects, but the Puget t was not included in wa the elimination of the \Machine Invented e, Claude c.! the county aid that the com minsioners w their independent investigations: into the possibility of acquiring a anding field for King county board to take action at 11 o'clock Tuesday . Lieut. Leland W. Ninth Aero Squadron, flying nwhile Miller, s DE-4, arrived here Thursday after. | and was} ompelled to endanger his life and| noon from San Francisco, }r mashing his ship by ending on the Jefferson golf links, That Miller was able to land as| large and as fast a plane as the HD-4 on the links without crashing millar with the location, piloted one of the planes of the fly Jing us here a year ago. jor made | Francisco in the fast time of seven hours and 20 minutes. | A full dros uniform ‘for a an Eng- ltih cabinet mintater is #ald to cost from $1,200 to $1,506. 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