VOLUME FOUR
RESSIVE-MINER
..a, S.iu>rday. March 22.1 did
Nuirher 132
UNCOMPROMISING ATTITUDE
OF ITALIAN DELEGATES RE
FIUME CAUSING UNEASINESS
American Delegates Believe President Wilson Will
Cable Call For Extra Session of Congress
Early in May, From Paris. Joining It Later
PARIS, March 22.—The uncompromising attitude if the
Italian delegates over the disposition of the city of Fiume is re
sarded with grave apprehension by the peace conference and the
situation has reached a crisis. The Jugo Slavs are equally o'rdu
rate over their claims and the two factions are at a den dice’s
neither side wishing to give in to the other.
The American delegates have announced that it i- their spin
ion that President Wilson will call the extra session of Congress
early in May. It it believed that he will cable the call from Parish
joining the session later, as soon as the League of Nation? con
stitution and peace treaty have been definitely settled.
The League of Nations Committee with President Wilson
presiding met today to consider the amendments to the covenant
Germany's Power To Be Limited
PARIS. Mar. 22.—The extent to which German) rendered hr
port ant as a world dominating military power by the impend in
peace treaty was fully revealed today. Germany is to lie all wed
a maximum of seven divisions of infantry, and three divisions of
cavalry, totaling lOO.CNKt men and officers. Her fleet is to eon
sist of six battleships and a proportional number of smaller eraf
Her navy personnel will be limited to 15.000.
German Delegates Will Not Appear In Paris
PARIS- Mar. 22.—It was announced today that when the time
comes for the signing of the peace treaty, it is under-t-r-cd that
the German representatives will be housed in one of the palace
at Versailles and will not be permitted to enter Paris, as the
French government dots not wish to guarantee to afford them
protection from the French people. While they will not be ac
t(tally prisoners and mast not be treated as such, public semi
went against German and her people is so hiah in Paris, that the
French government is unwilling to rish any unpleasantness which
might arise were the Germans to appear publicly.
A Soldier's Resentment
=T S F. W. CTgzm Mr, R. C
i fr-js* tfcsM t may 5* aj'owec te re*
Saber tfc* shamed mminimum aas to
« tzat cz that t <aow is being felt fey
the theosaadS 3* 'oii>ers m-s.:r-.:-;
<rc*r France it trz* time ~ 'f* tne
seise s# the 33 tt cal strife that tii
bees ragtag a ».* Cosgrem.
We feel t&e ittie rest 1 uAutii .teS
against -.-ese s«r*>ati if cur ratio z
e&o eaa thus t_rs 'rer» the i>g- se
« ce a# mazkiad it© which w-e si acS
dSer* prc -£.j f*5t that ear nation had
dedicates si te s« *s :/ a political
(rot ve or to avenge 1 persona-' wzdBg.
We -e*est tr.s spot&ag cf the hears
szo temper! cf ®«r highest rep-esezia
ttw, this spcesiiog te the *• "i" ire
Mtdid (rctjvej ct tt* igzc*azt az-d
diaecatented maaes. izc tra chal.ezg
11*3 of tie ;ieali izd ccsvteticse that
ucited the ail ec armies azd insp red
mea to fate -wt-se hcrrecs traz death.
Can ties* be the ,— *z who ha.» seat
Kii to France to die ai sc mazy have
died? Sri mt maw retuts frcm
fie is cf cicctl az.3 :'3":r*i cf death
to put _p w th a 'act. je cf d.*Srurf:«d
Cddg -«:>•—ez : c-st • uctteg the acsenv
pi..*rr-ezt of tie gen t.rat we Have
seez f ighthsg fcr. trying to discredit
the 3®i» idea! that could justify tie
appal eg sacrifices we rave «e-ez ?
Must «r* see cur -ms- ces—>drt
*t irs ra,e taieez such pride is tie
high regard arc i. tract of cut aC.«?
Moat w- w-s hare tried te merit the
esse*— ce for etc saw tc 'eel the ees
tem.pt cf trveae good '* ec-di weth whom
aruf fcr whom we have fought? Hi,
«e did zet go to France tc champion
a«y sue- ~eaz arc letfsab type of
atfMiiar « 1* nac-ng erpreaectr
ea so rr.e cf these 5-satcrtai utterances..
We fee! w i- the tht-tazes cf out al
lied crotrer sc s<er* that each motives
a-e mwff ciezt. that czly the large
idea.* that we a* Americana had de
eiared curse res for could justify the
ceicaaai sacrifices we Have witnessed
T.1* aavSEOement VI WSB «jn
t&a; **■« :*d so irji'T th&inieutds of
a;«t mt is death. the further atrir
rag after tre WBnot cf inas Jrti*
h-op* dtick -;■* aspire* the nearts of
*c mazy nri - s. of Sv" fe o*w-m.es -i
th* sze 3-**? purpose tr.»t stands fce
fsre c«r eye* today Jh worthy ef the
attest, or, of ojt zattoz't repreeenta
t-ft* it tt ii, nwiprefciseihlr that az7
ter-raoi sf A~erioa taz dei:ser*t*iy
offer otoetrvoticn to tie- qutok aocs~
fMNMBt of that high purpoee which
*to*e baa ied tie al sm artniet to wc
xact.
Tho*e men izo orsmea *mo have par
ttetpated te*v et 7 .a the awful ur-:
fk« ztd iv .ii m of thla war—*e»
SBC, feo'tBS. tr-rrtsg t“e is-m of the
puaitffV-cZt of septet sat -stele—
haw* wesrched la tie darVxee* of tie- r
ftarrc . t Lght of Amerisa’e ideas*, wo
ozXjcb of it ail, for tame hope that it
»m not aE to be in rale.—aad tie
3*5ris‘-t :sght of Oi*ve*vea'f ideal*. «s
cie-x*.7 expressed and expanded la the
rweeagej of our PrMfcMBk hat
3
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“irt 3o-oj—»oo to -i'o»o i>' »
1 t*ory ‘o' ■'< s.~cafe* o :to: cf'f
-sc a* ta.it' ‘el '. M-yiT ots sad tie
«o* 5. 14 just : cist.— 1- a ; re
ly be 5-c recognized. Iss tie —east -e
‘art~‘. i.cpert of ire patios'* wr3L.
'■B5M e-c-5-ei.itor. trr«-tZ»t tt Exe
cutive, —c t’3 co-iP3 a res sect and
j"---*' *t on calculated to s''- tc't tz
tie pcsotcco. of t-eae o s9-' --f'.e0 Set
i.i *->-« t i.s tie:- Present 06
atructive activities cap pair *er<« to
vt'dccat.e 're .3-;—e—t that —e— t to
race d.-*srs<sted t-el? coiaue I't o a
•eluded their power
ARRIVALS AHD DERA—T - RES
Loving fir t>-<» SoufS i.*r e/*E..'■3
cs the PriiKes *tr? Mrs '/Visitors
aad R V. 2 ick isi A.
Fitzpatrick.
S*«tr.tos«sd pt4i«^?tTi re, tie* Cit/
of Seatti* i«^'e Mr!. E. H. L3"-s!sa0
aad «.?-••' G'Wi. O. F. Oit-tr-as.
C. Xahbn&n. C. BTyatad n 8*^38
aad O t K. Hamm.
MOVEMENTS OF BOATS
*ntl bo-tmd
iefs-atez. S-A.ii/ Atevaccr
AdtPWal V.i t/ M-.51J/
■-*! h unri
Cit/ of Seattf* Tj.-'tir
CsBMca
Aaim Sat-^ a*/ 25.
mSS GARRISON'
~ TO PLEAD FRIDAY
SEATTLE. V i id.—PrcsisutiB
AMorcey mm e-.-w.i ss p-aleiW
*Sa:;:« Miss G; - is-rn seats turned ov
ec te tee cire of the Kc.« e' te,
Goed e ~e*e she w.v
M 'ey tke sift.-'-f !:iiv the cit
jail.
M\;s Gsr sca will r esd to the n»u*
cs3«# sn Friday, ’-e- tttjrwy ac
"OiiacsS today. She will not be pe.
pitted to sec tJ.d'ey S’.cr-s tatil a'
:? if ties, the authorjtie:
’•i^e irtr.tur.ter
Miss Garriscn. it is under
stood will plead insanity. Th
police learned this atternno
that Sterns wr>* deceiving both
'v -rnen as ^i; --'tiers to hi '
wife and Miss Garrison dis
u fe.
VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN
AGAINST AGITATORS
IS BEING WAGED
i s F: ? 3C '-si. 22.—The
-_*.-c-:ri e - ;=3 2 visor
$e ; r»;re r id leal
- * -.t5ior> i*' -- - -ti-e
ree----i So the s o 1 e $e: ?
- ■-- :s: i by ::~e official? to
EXTRA SESSION TO
BE CALLED MAY 1
iSA?- *. G?0-N Veer. 22:_Sera
*:-5 ... ia c ry tave received
-- i ■- > - — 5 e‘. iVe tip to the
effect »nas t'-e ext-i session or era
■$: -.it r-‘ -i: Vsy first.
ME--PC', =NE. v-- >2 —T -€
rJdffjS £0'. * • l-re-Ji of A-jr.'iX-l "S'
ST-e-ruti - 52 5?;-CX for the con
i'- . ;B - -■/- ws-'-5. :r. ordv t:
*' « c.s ~z ~ ~ T: ~ — r c ved f r1 ~ ■? *s
P-i3*> nre “c r rczstruc'^d
C -Cli cf S lA'-C*
s • " • — - * - - - -t -»\a ,« *'■' * * ‘ *! *“ T ^
cr-'rlrg A-*:? 2=325 ~-?~r ir'Et
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WAS- \GTCN, 0 C Vir. 22 —
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c-~* t“—t~: ;f ■.'Cjc. ".r? ■«*» :i s.:
•rerS :zf:: •* “c -r^.
CORONER’S JURY
BRINGS VERDICT
IDENTIFY BODY
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^ -astarpay. pe:er
- — W V Pc?> C, A. R:-?i C
fc. - - ~ 3 w E. : S**
* - A, Cl‘r. Foreman.
«V rsa-sos* -* V. Sisckpole.
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S- - - A-* : — * 'T;. rc*'2. W
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i - * r~ ,tr ~ c:- v*2" -'^E^r
■•• •' -rair*:']: SVfC-f
-- - ". :r*:c of p-er
• p '.cf tee city jail
--'rTc-n^aa - - * :r. :*ve —
\r~ ' Vi;:- 22 cc ?:«d rit the ce
- •* r ■ '' '• :< - cf Jap
-sw *•:•-. r~x* tv: tr i: t'? fir* c.'
*j4 e?a?*2ed: that *hi!*
-- n a‘ t'i •’ire *£_; £v:it-2?'-¥
with *h d. "2iJ i-?25 c-r::
s.t/ i2 *'• ? .s:; Vi r
--$2 -j ”3v« fc«-2 rv:^4d and
•• * i;22 ■. • vi r":d *<eti■ vis C V
S'. : "-*7^:? arc '*'
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•- - *■» - " i ' f 2" .1' "i *5^ *
C*B! n IOHNSON
n*j HIS WAV SO'tTW
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c.*~ - * '.. L:j • *z Sc 3.5V * * c' r
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.-'C'tr a ::v:r3 Cfst* r^r man
-ci. — - r .7 ✓ trti’ t"' - -'':' 7 c .
rz 'r^ v?7 rswsvsr. M
'->r^ .• _ 7 fzzczj *:c admit
■ £S?~“ iC:<! 7 3~C/»’ th* IrZ’Jbl
P * PEST* V ' TIWG
Mr. &E£ J»f-r7 A. c Larson wr3 5*
li.‘3d !'•:$ -.v*^ C7 *7. j*f*9t%Gri 4"
✓ v4 23 /# * 57.t*' M *■ A R. La*
' 57: 7 f *' 'r v 2nd M yy‘- >r.‘7
T-,r.v 'V.-.d Mrs jL aritOB,
A pubhc lih-r.ry in be in / start
-d «v ihr- Deep ;c-*i Fishermen’
i rrr. Pei'-r+Uur:-: Branch, Tbe
'ire rec'i l .. donations of book
'f »<? k*nrs f; 'in a*>v on a carin
d'.nate them. These will i
placed in a Jar ,e h'x4;t<'*»e !■ ''
- ■ . 'he ( r'' n Ha?*' n Valr "?
~v be -' !’■'• diep"-"' ■
any •>«« desiring to secure xsa:
,ing matter.
I ' ! ELL
v _ - ■ _ ;c;or of the
* . war indus
tr s ' - •. rr*n who will
• -* . » — r.'-tural develop
r~:• • r-i is disbanded.
H.s s?:o?s’ty :s nit
a:es
Nine Seattle Are De
ported
22.—Thir
t; Nve narehirts Bolshevikis
rs were ship
p: n <•; the cruntry. accord*
•'( m Ellis Island
t>‘ have been confined
'une . p elation.
• : i crowd of notori
. err- are nine from
the cit> of Ser.’.tle. who were
connected 1 :fh the recent plot
■' Government
i i- Roy sis
ters. and the remainder are of
i S’rancfeco and
’" o ritiesj
TO EXTEND THE
MACY WAGE SCALE
• - 22:—Advices re
W i-tafton, D. C
- ".asy wage sea]?
0 ce extended
ON PASSENGER
TICKETS IN EFFECT
" p ~O'. agent for the C. P
5r.a- :ieed today that the
■ - f " went into effect
- - - and on Mare*
- * - 'nr -:can iine3.
at? to Seattle from
• •? s now as
' ' t .*/er deck. $26-50
:S2P tet'.cd c!as= $17, and
• = . Vj FAMILY
‘ ~ ON PRINCESS
- Mr F. F. W Lowle and
--fct ad passenger* on
•:r:r." c" their way
0 -'o «i a t three
-tst.-f 1say.
v /.]% :? -- = ka ae*nt for the C
rO p line, and
ft- y to Honolulu
.i >, -cure passage.
JULET C'"33H
; - *- i-jnt 'f'-r'sd an e-.pe
/ ' - r,sr cf the French
- * ... « r a* Beer
-- . ■: bet1! Arr.trtcr
- -r.t we
| itp-vtia / ;• .. "3 *.o ir.e American i
■ oeiti*ticn.
WICKERSHAM
COMING NORTH
_
SEATTLE. March 22:—James Wick
ehshsm. delegate t am Alaska will sail
for the north next week, going nofar
■ tlier than Juneau, here he will await
the decision of t e canvassing board
in the election com >st last fall.
LONDON. En* . Mar. 22.—Queen
Marie of Rumania and her daughter
ha\e arrived in London from Paris to
day. King George. Queen Mary and
he Princess Mary met the party who
; will be guests at Buckingham Palace
' for three weeks.
INDICT MAYOR”
OF LOS AMGFIES
FOR BRIBERY
1 OS ANGELES. March 22:—An in
f-'em has been returned against
I’vo' Woodman of this city , in which
he is charged with having taken a
once trom ueorge nenaerson and
'•'oree Brown to protect the vice ele
ent in the city.
Mayor Woodman was arraign
’d today and plead “Not Guil
‘v.” He declared that the
'’barge th:y he had accepted
money to protect vice in Los
\wrr?jes war merely political
‘cbbery.
LAUNCH ofiOO-TON
SHIP TODAY
SEATTLE, Mar. 22—The Skinner
A Eddv shipyards today launched a
”00 ron steamship which was chrls
’ned the Eldena this morning.
VICTORY LOAN TO
OPEN APRIL 21
WISHINGTON, D. C.. Mar. 22. —
">c Victory-Liberty loan campaign
: ] open cu Monday. April 21, and
‘os? three weeks later, Saturday,
lay 13, according to an announcement
ade by Secretary Giass. together
vith the fact that short-term notes
".luring in not over 5 years would be
.sued instead o. longer term bonds.
f-r skuuui rrr now, ^
1 as not disclosed, but it has been gen
' ally understood that the loan would
be for a minimum of &5.000,000.000
v th the treasury reserving the right
- accent all over-subscriptions. It
as estimated, however, that the
otrs might bear interest m excess of
* 1-2 oer cent the interest rate on the
ird and fourth loans.
TRAVELERS TO
EUROPE MAY COME
HOME ANY TIME
Mr. F. E. Ryu3 has received a no
ce f-om the Swedish American line
Mch will be of interest to persons
cntemplating a trip abroad. It
• We have lately had a number of
o-’e asking us if they would have
-ny difficulty in returning to the ti
nned States, in case they travel to
“-rope, if the proposed immigration
r’l became a law. Undoubtedly, fear
rat there would be hindrance for
vcse who sro to Sweden to return,
’! cause many to abandon the jour
- . =nd we therefore suggest that you
ft - the fact that even if the pro
csed new immigration yaws should
be adopted, it would not in any way
event aliens, who are now in this
•vnt-y and who no to Europe, from
fining, as the law prescribes that
y one in the United States, wheth
- a citizen or an alien will have the
ivilege of going to foreign countries
->,r.d to return when they so wish
vithout hindrance.
•NEW EMPLOYE HERE
Hal. E. Pishop, cf Juneau, arrived
n the City of Seattle last evening
o t-rka a position here wih Mr, P. J.
[more in his clothing store. Mr
v op has been connected with B..M.
'"-ends’ store in the capital before
omi.g to take this position.
comparison ot tne aga groups ot
a-;'at rants is said to have indicated
ateria! deterioration in the average
tmerican soon after he reaches his
majority. Of every 100 men aged 21
who were examined, 76.89 were found
hys cally fit, while in the 21-30 year
la*s only 67.17 were thus classified;
while only a small Increase was noted
in the remedials, the disqualified group
qm from 23.11 to 3083 per hundred,
Mm; of the Southern States showed
high figures for the mentally deficient
—probably, it was explained, because
of the large negro population Ver
iont wan the only Northern State in
e first ten Sthtes In this reepect. On
he other hand, mental and nervous
disorders were far more prevalent in
jke Northern States
THREATENING CLOUD
ARISING INTHE EAST
American Government Much Concerned and Anxious
Over Attitude of Japanese Newspapers Which
Are Conducting Anti-American Campaign
WASHINFTON. D. C.. Mar. 22.—The cloud which appeared on
the horizon in the east seems to be growing larger each day and
s being watched with much anxiety by the American govern
ment officials here.
Public feeling in Japan and eastern As:a is very much dis
turbed and the press with its anti American campaign is helping
to rouse all the racial hatred of the yellow race. The situation
has reached an acute stage according to reports from the vari
'us American consulates in the east.
NEW YORK, Mar. 22.—Bainbridge
Colby has resigned as a member of
the U. S. Shipping Board. He resign
ed in December but his resignation
was held in abeyance at the request
of the President until his return from
Europe. Mr. Colby has resumed his
law practice here.
Seattle. Mar. 22.—The Cura
~ a =a;led this morning for the
north with one hundred and ten
[ mnnery hands for Cape Ed
wards and Port Walter, large
'v for the former Diace.
___
Washington. D. C., Mar. 22.
—Five hundred Federal Em-,
nloyment bureaus throughout (
the United States today closed
i -n account of lack of appropria-(
tion from Congress.
REMOVES MACKAY
_
Washington, L. C., Mar. 22.
—Postmaster General Burle
~ n today removed Mr. Mackay:
as President of the Postal &;
Telegraph Cable Company, it
was announced this afternoon, i
Tlis successor has not been nam- j
d as vet.
KAISER WANTS A
WARMER CLIMATE
GENEVA. Switz., Mar. 22.—It is re
-•orted that the former German emper-i
or is complaining against his residence
in Holland and that he has declared
that the climate is disagreeable and
that he desires to go to the Riverla
or Egypt. He says his health is Sufi
"c in? and he has requested Mathias!
Erzberger, head of the German armis- i
‘ice commission to make represents-j
tions to the allies to this effect.
BISHOP CRIMONT
ARRIVE ’ ’ TOM
TRIP TO EAST
Seattle, Mar. ?‘T —Bishop Cri
mont of Alaska ...rived today
from New York and Baltimore
where he attended the Jubilee
of Cardinal Gibbons and will re
main here to attend the conge
lation of Bishop McGrath, of
Baker. Ore -n. which is to take
place in Seattle on Wednesday.
T’his will be the first consecra
tion to take place here since
that of Bishop Crimont himself.
'TINES ARE TO BE
NATIONALISED
London< Mar. 22.—The Brit*
ish Government has virtually
conceded that the coal mines of
England are to be nationalized.
ARE MAROONED
IN SKAGWAY
Word war- received by the lo
cal Lighthouse office that Cap
tain W. C. Dibrell, Lighthouse
Inspector and Mr. W. J. Wright,
who were left in SfcagwaY by
the lighthouse tender Cedar,
frem which point they expected
fo take passage home on the
Tefferson, are marooned in that
nteresting place and have no
•"eans of knowing now when
they will be permitted to leave.
it seems < that Skagway,
which heretofore has escaped,
is now quarantined on account
"f the influenza and the health
authorities will not permit any
one to lea s that city, going
north or^sonth. The Jefferson
left yesterday but took no pass
engers from Skagway.
RED CROSS CLOTHING DRIVE FOR
DISTRESSED PEOPLE OF EUROPE
BEGINS MONDAY TO LAST WEEK
To the Chairman of the Chapter:
The Red Cross will make another collection of used and sur
plus clothing during the week beginning March 21, 1919.
Months ago, Mr. Henry P. Davison, Chairman of the Red
Cross War Council, cabled from Europe that the cessation of hos
tilities would find the world face to face with a picture of misery
such as had never before been seen in the hi ‘ory of mankind.
The veil thathid this picture from us has now bee i lifted and we
know that millions of people must depend for so: _> months to
come upon food and clothing from America. If we il them,
they will perish by thousands. Once more* the Ament./.i Red
Cross is to prove itself “The Greatest Mother in the Wo.
The two former collections of used clothing were made >e
Red Cross for the Belgian Relief Commission for the French : I
Belgian behind the German lines. This collection is wholly urn •
Red Cross auspices and is for all the distressed peoples of fcu
rope, except the Central Powers.
The amount asked of us is just twice as great as last time, ten
thousand tons from the United States, six hundred tons from
the Northwestern Division,—and consequently twice as much
Jrom your Chapter as was requested last time.
Wifiout doubt there is in every Chapter jurisdiction enoujr h
clothing which the owners will freely give to this collection ( >
fill the Chapter’s allotment several times over. We are advis< 1
that the need is so urgent that over collection Is very de«irabl •.
This worq gains tremendous meaning and importance wh'. i
we realize that every single garment will prevent actu 1
suffering.
Sincerely yours,
EARL KILPATRICK,
Assistant Division Manage.'.
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Rev. C. M. Van Marter, chairman of the local chapter, wl t
will be in charge of the local drive has announced that, anyw. :
having old clothes which would be of service, are to leave the
n a bundle on their porches. Mr. Bold of ti e Electric Laundr.1
has kindly donated his laundry car to colled he bundles for th.
Red Cross, and will collect from all parts ol town. If you ha>;
p bundle of clothing’ phone 15*.