The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 8, 1921, Page 14

as oe ~ RUSS TRADE | IS TEMPTING TO BRITAIN Britain Negotiates to Open Trade and Aid Nation’s Unemployed BY MILTON F BRONNER LONDON, Jan. &—While the United States ts going to deport Lud wig C. A. K. Martens, bolshevik am- bassador to America, Great Britain gontinues to deal with Gregory Kras | win, the head of the Russian sovict trade delegation to England. The Washington government ts| mainty concerned with keeping out Dolshevik poison, Britain also ts worrted by Russian Propaganda, but is looking toward Fesumption of trade with thus hoping to solve unemployment And kill bolshevism at one stroke, BRITAIN ASKS PLEDGES AND SO DOFS SOVIET The British government te asking | from the bolsheviki that they will not propagandize British territory, Persia and Afghanistan. It also is asking guarantees Russia will Russia, | | | | | Pay past debts and for future gvods | and services. ‘The bolsheviki's repty ts that they Won't pay debts of the old regime or | @f soviet enemies. This same prin- ciple, applied to America, would Mean refusal to pay $187,000.00 loan ed by Washington to Russia for war | purposes. ‘The bolshevik! demand guaran- tees that gold and goods sent Brit- ain will not be attached in courts by creditors holding claims against former Russian governments. British interests are yd George to con- | clude the trade arrangement, as Rus. | @ia offers them a big outlet for! textiles, clothing, shoes, agricultural | Smplements, rails and rolling stock. Many British factories engaged in these lines are running half ume. OPPOSITION FROM BIG CORPORATIONS Opposition to resumption of trade | Felations with Russia is led by cor- Porations claiming more than $500,- 000,000 damage was done their Rus- sian properties by the bolshevikt While negotiations are pending has luxurious offices in a Dank building on Bond st, His en- raved stationery ts embellished with | Dolsheviki emblems From bolshevik sources comes ie, @enial that the Lenine-Trotsky re- ime has given the American syndt | cate represented by Washington D. | Vanderlip sovereign rights over Si- Berian territory, It s explained Vanderlip got only the rights to exploitation of ofl, coal | and fisheries. The exploitation of ores and furs are reserved to the bol- shevik government, Exploration, engineering and raf- Foad construction are to be paid for by the American syndicate. The territory containing of has Been divided into four-mile squares, Alternate squares on this checker. | board belong to the concessionaries and the government. ‘This reserves to the boisheviki a 50-50 chance of getting the profits from paying oi! fields, RUSH SETS IN FOR AMERICA Itafians Eager to Beat Ban on Immigration VENICE, Jan. 7—A long queue of Men stands outside the door of the American consulate here. They want to get to America before any bill re- Stricting immigration is passed in the United States. Consul Young here takes care of all Italians from lands redeemed from the Austrians, the number av- eraging 50 a day. Consuls at other potnts report the esse contition, emigration ts Azoart ca being limited only by steerage ca- pacity. Labor unrest, high cost of Itving ‘@nd stiff war taxes are spurring the emigrants. The industrial laborer now aver- ‘ages about 13 lire a day, equal to 65 cents, HORSE LOCKS UP HIS OWNER Educated Animal Keeps, Boss in Bin Overnight EDWARDSVILLE, I, Jan, 8.— County Auditor Frank Troeckler of; Edwardsville was down at his coun try place at Mitchell the other day and was made a prisoner ail night in an oat bin by a pet horse, Troeckler went out to the barn to feed the stock and went to the oat room with a measure. He was fol- lowed by “Spot,” the pet horse. The | animal has been taught to open | | | | SEATTLE STAR BUSINE poaea Go wey to think of Bold —it’s what ev- erybody says who is a regular pat- ron. Do you know how good we are? “Let’s go to Boldt’s” BOLDT’S Two Convenient Locatons 913 Second Ave. 1414 Third Ave. 2500 Used Tires lock at All Times ALL MAKES 30x8 $$ 4.00 and up 30x31, 5.00 and up 82x31 5.50 and up 3ix4 6.00 and up 82x4 6.50 and up 33x4 7.00 and up 34x4 8.00 and up 34x44 9.00 and up 35x41 10.00 and up 36x44 12.00 and up 835x5 12.50 and up 87x5 15.00 and up We want your mail order busines PIKE STREET Tae Fn iter Seattle, Wash. Electric Appliances Repaired by Electricians G.RHART WIG } | | | | and close doors, and while Troeckler | ‘was in*the bin the horse shut the door and latched it manipulating the latch with teeth and lips. There is no inside latch. Troeck "s shouts for help were not hear: ti] the farmhands came out to feed and water the stock next morning. Heathen Ladies Want Heels to Come High PARIS, Jan, 8—The one ambition | of the women on the Congo is to possess silk hose and French-heeled | ghoes, reports an explorer just back | from Kinshassa. Kenl rank of a Congolese lady is shown by the height of her heels and the trans Parency of her hose. Landlord Puts Extra Tax on Boy Tenants CINCINNATI, Jan, 8—“All boys enter by the rear” a@t the Virginia apartments, Parents who insist boys must use front doors will have to pay more rent. Reason? C. A. Faber, the owner, ways boys have been sliding down is the new order | followed the sea fa DYANKF CANE AK SynUB HILL SYRUP CO. SEATTLE €ST.1891 ’ Does it cont you @ fortune? Wwe can in- am ‘ THE TIME. Operating cost 8 no more than your kitchen stoe. IN.W. 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Safe arrival guaraat ANDREW HAMILTON 501 Seaboard Bldg., 4th and Pike Phone Main 5874 THE HATTER G10 Olive St, At Times Square FL A The Fieischmann Phone: Main 1002 FOR RESERVATIONS ON THIS PAGE -PHONE MAIN '— 600 Says Woman Who Followed Sea for 18 Years an she a answer you slowly in| gentle and tender as you pleases they her strange English dialect: “The| have had no experience” ie reaper adventure—even death.) in strange ports, and folk-tales she | household that draw wrinkles in “y gained clan oe cuba one i o land fake er ust your God—and /has heard at nightfall. She makes | face of millions of women—they will aes her Base ian nd.) But Mr ena thinks that for /ne lanc atl know quite such trust-|up stories herself—and perbaps the | never draw a line in Mra. Ste ete rigor aaad Ithe experienced woman—ebrecially cs you learn how to talk to chil:/most popular with the children Are | sone of millions of women Ked what #ho menna by {tte Widow (and she ts herselt a oh these | hehe of mations omen—th “ hea yadves kui navi widow) there is nothing lke the Ifo | “What do I tell them about? The | "igh cost of living on a boat, andy “There 1s too much romance cali i thee a cre eee of course. Land stories are all | Petty marketing to be done, neith lhe water—young stewnrdomes,are| not jute & wore Fn ica ane hs partic alarty her talk to} well enough when you're on land, | is there any trouble to keep the fur hear, after the shore line has taded ts And as fos ihe worrkes of the lowing and perhaps somewhere @ child crying for its bed-time stort,