The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 23, 1920, Page 11

TDAY, JULY 22, 1920, fe al 4 re ie > ols a* 1 ka gate Ask Scale Increases Which Will Total $127,000 (4 a Year Beattie denteuure” and motormen @re asking for a Mat 25-cent increase in pay. | » Q Formal request for additional com. | Pensation has been filed with the city council by representatives of the oar men. The petition will be considered by the council in connection with the 2921 budget, now in course of prep aration. Approximately 1,400 motormen and Conductors are now in the employ of the municipal railway, A blanket Faise of 25 cents in their Would mean an increase in th ponditures of the street car system ‘of approximately $127,000 a year. POINT TO RAISE IN CAR REVENUE At the present time conductors and Motormen receive $4.75 a day during the first six months of their employ ment, $5 a day during the second six Months, and $5.25 a day after the first year. In support of thelr request for a Salary increase the carmen point to the increased revenue that wil! be de Fived by the new fare schedule that goes into operation Saturday and to the additional revenue to be guined thru the elimination of jitney compe. tition SAY MAXIMUM DEMAND IN TACOMA IS HIGHER The maximum rate tn the pay schedule in Seattle is 68 cents an hour, the trainmen agsert, while in Other cities the maximum {s 77 and 78 cents an hour. In Tacoma) conferences aré now in progress for | @ TS-cent rate, with time and a haw) for Sundays, they claim. » The petition of the carmen wi » Probably be acted upon when the es-| timates of the street car Sesartnents z. considered by the budget » GUARD ASLEEP AS MEN FLEE Discharged by yy Monroe Su- perintendent wr That Prison Guard Afbert Morin was asleep on duty when Henry! Arthur Hickey and George Henry} Wood, “honor men” at the state re formatory at Monroe, by ealing the wall & came known today it learned that Morin” ha@ been dix charged by Superintendent Cleon B.| Roe. ‘The Ford car in which the two fugitives made their escape from the {institution was toind abandoned late Yesterday near Tacoma. Deputy! Sheriffs of Pierce county are search ing that Prove bowl for trace of the pair. -PROHI PARTY Watkins for President; Bryan Won't Run NAMES TICKET THE SEATT SEN RN Sa v TUL HELP 41M FER A NICE $10. Bur, Wet MY GOODNESS PAL YOURE ” POU, Nees Proposes New Laws _ CARL JOHNSON, to Exclude Japanese| ALASKAN, DIES SACRAMENTO, Cal. July) 23-— Was Organizer y Swedish abernacle gram was laid down yesterday by | trolied by allens H. Stanley Benedict, member of the| Amend corporation laws to pre nih state board of contro! and leader in| vent organization of corporations, by Following a jong {linens at his home, 4319 12th ave. N. E., Carl G the recent state investigation of the Jyananese with dummy directors, J ene, adr e apanese, in an address before th Amend HJehneon, 18, eneiel the organiaee 6¢ died yester. dia. Thie would save the state from | the menace of a fishing fleet con awe regatding guarntian dians of Japanese | the Swedish tabernacie, nid land, thus evad: | day Lions* club. Here is Benedict's summary of ac tion he saya is needed on the part ||, laws | Johnson had tived in Seattle and of the federal government: | Prohibit foreign lanwuage sehools. | Alaska since 1882 and engaged in the Abrogate the “gentlemen's agree: | ponedict suggests segregation of | contracting business here. In Alaska] ment” which would eliminate picture | sananese and white children in the| he was foreman of the Treadwell] brides. schools. mine on Dougias island, near Ju-} Japanese exclusion law, similar to] oiite should enforce proper hous. | PAatt fon act. Ing lawe to compel Orientals to live|_ He t= survived by his wife, Mrs quate border control (0 | ie ee ee iditions : ¢ Johnson; two daughters, Mrs. | ng. | ‘ rl G. Leaf, Mount Vernon, and er violation of fed-| 4 labor laws should be en * Arthur Winquist, living at] ast inten” Sebati strictly among Japaness te ¢; and a brother, J, F. Johnson. licenses to others than citize for hildrep from working seven | of Torsturmma, Sweden. da. ? Fuferal services will be held at 2) jock Sunday afternoon at the | Swedish tabernacle, Rev. Paul Rood operating boats of trem five to tons. F zany a week in ster all aliens annually ~~ ‘|Buy Jap Land for alien to carry will conduct the services. Arrange | registration card i Vets, Says Stringer) ments are in charge of Booth Un-| Here is the part of Benedict's pane our | dertaking company. Burial at Mount TACOMA, It is duty to buy every acre of land on] {Puget Sound from the Japa nese and turn ft over to our ex-sol legislative program he put up to the legislature of California. Vote the initiative measure of the wire Excl uston dengue’ which | a4 feclared Sheriff Jobn String would prevent Orientals from owning | oe of King county, candidate fo or leasing land. This measure could |... 0. ing before the hee bh jee amended and strengt the | cas eiub bare today next legislature as experience might a dictate | t¢'ts surprising how » widow can t fishing license laws similar make love to a man in a way that now in force in Washington, | makes him think he is the first man Alaska and ish Colum: |she ever really loved Pleasant cemetery. “Mermaids Hold Up a Train and Capture Crew) | conw away ape to on Oregon, LLSVILLE, July 23.—The} male ulation of this place en| may im beweiging the Baltimore &} Calo railway for jobs on freight trains running between bere and Mt LINCOLN, Nebd,, July 23.—The na onal prohibition party was definitely In the field with a national ticket, following the refusal of William J. Bryan last night to accept the presk dential nomination. The convention selected a presidential and vice preal:| @ential nominee and laid plans for} the national campaign. The ticket follows: + Aaron S$. Watkins, Germantown, Ohio, college professor, for president. | D. Leigh Colvin, New York City, Historian of the prohibition party, for vice president. ‘The convention adjourned early this morning. can't understand why hubbies, form- ' oat ae trly onew willing to Work at white} Funeral services for Samuel La-| H. F. Ostrander, one of the defend-| Members of the Amphion 'soceity pelaed | r jobs, now talk of overalls and|fromboise, Enumclaw mayor, who/ants in the case of the United States | will pienic Saturday at Alki Point.) Reasonable. ? -SAND POINT T0 dream of the Pechim Mermaid club. |died at the Providence hospital last |"eainst the Seaborn Shipyards Co.,|4 baseball game between tne tenors || 237 Bolter Bik. } _ inlaw week, were held Wednesday under|!## been allowed leave of absence » basuen will feature the oup- || Grama she Aen. , Z from this judicial district from Au 1 |Pays $50 Fine for the auspices of the Masonic lodge of to Beptember 6 by gederal| y A " Enumelaw. Rev. W. A. Major, pas Frank H. Rudkin, He is re| “Where Quality t | His Jugs of Wine} tor of the Mount Raker Presbyter |Is Higher and A Watch Repai s — | Hesdink ovilty to. seamuienellor church, officiated. A ritual team Prices Are I epa! May Be Used as Navy eight gallons of wine, Camille Rosera|ot,'R© Independent Order of Odd) an Lower” ones Is Always i. 4 hureday efternoon b: Fellows took part The body was he shipyards ¢ « are scheduled Telephone Eliott Pas Landing Feild Frank H. Ruékin Ro. returned to the mausoleum of the ame up ir the United States dis- 1329 FOUR’ e: peed sera was indloted by the grand jury |Donner-Wateon compaay, where it/triet court during the first two weeks TH AVENUB Ten members of congress will in-| jon aren 26 will await the completion of the/in September, before Federal Judge vestigate the Sand Point aviation | ddl family mausoleum \ Jeremiah Neterer, { se early next November, with a ¥ med to determining its possibilities ‘Whachamacallit Is ‘as A permanent naval landing field ‘The joint committee is made up of five members om ‘the senat and house committees on naval 4 fairs. After inspecting the King county site, they will investigate the extab- | lishment of a submarine, destroyer and aviation base at Port Angele and will visit the Puget Sound navy yard at Bremerton. The report of the committee will be submitted at the opening of the Decembe Idaho and Geenen Towns Are Gaining ON July 24.--The cen au announced the following ation results: Idaho, 14,961, 4,840, wus bu 1920 pop Pocatello, Albany, Ore., Corvallis, Or Increases sin Pocatello, 1910: 6,861, or 64.2 per cent; Albany, 565, 2; Corvallis, 1,200 or 26.4. 6,292; increase, t ; 6223; Increase, or 680.8 per cent | Centro, ,Cal., 5,464; tmcrease, 229.4 per cent 5,479; increase, 566, 2,454, or | Monterey, Cal., or 11.3 per cent. A woman always tells you it ts lish to worry—but she worries) the ae, Braddock. Many have offered their The other day a freight stalled on 4 bridge over a creek. It just stop ped and snorted. The crew investi } pated and they, too, halted, stood with open mouths, charmed and} fascinated by the sound of merry! splashing and singing in the creek | jbeneath. Their eyes ned wide. A bevy of mermaids flashed into view lAnd bathing costumes! Do mer maids wear ‘em? And every day, now, traffic on the| | line stall One train waits behind the other for the opportunity of he ing on the bridge. Wives Puzzle to Scienti | LONDON, | July 23.—Scientists here gre seeking the | | nature and origit ral | ved up by the waves in Scotland | the other day. The size of a horse, | | with four short legs, the beast was! | covered with long cream-colored hair. Some believe it a young mammoth | washed loose from a glacier and others a prehistoric horse, WALLA WALLA.—After a week fasting, Anna Carlson, serving five to ten yeary for murder, ends hunger strike at state penitentiary, || She will be moved to Medical Lake | hospital for the insane. No Gas Hoarding Says U. S. Sleuth The gasoline probe, instituted by agents of the department of justice several weeks ago, has failed to reveal any hoarding of gasoline by the distributers, ac: cording to ™ statement ixsued by J. A, McAuley, ehlef of the bureau of investigation, Friday. So far as can be determined lo. Chicago police investigating the romances of Lieut. Carl) Wanderer, war-bride murderer, have come upon this photo- | cally, said McAuley, the onl. graph of Wanderer and Misa Julia Schmitt, 16-year-old!) “yoaraing’ in Seattle has pag typist, made at Riverview Park. The letter below was writ~|| that indulged in by individuals who accumulated private supplies by draining the tanks of their cars and having them refilled. ten by Wanderer to Miss Schmitt. She says he courted her, claiming to be a single man. The wife he killed was to have | i been a a mother, 600% |Body of Ex-Mayor to \Defendant Gets LE STAR Summer Clearance of HART SCHAFF NER & MARX SUITS at 4 Off You really save money by coming here any time for HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES Right now you save more—the values are unusual. $55.00 Suits reduced to. .:-.+-~+. .$41.25 $60.00 Suits reduced to. .-« <r... $45.00 $65.00 Suits reduced to. .--.-.--.--. $48.75 370.00 Suits reduced to..........$52.50 $75.00 Suits reduced to. .....-..-. .$56.25 $80.00 Suits reduced to. ...-....--..-. $60.00 — Copytight 1920 Hart Schaffner & Marx We want more friends for this store, so we’ve made a special opportunity for them to save money now on the best clothing made. Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Shop Corner Second Ave. and Seneca St. Tenors Meet Basses in Baseball Game CURLS ae Optometrist and Mfe. 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