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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
Court Refuses to
Reinstate LaCrave

Superior Judge Clay Allen Thurs.
day refused TO issue a writ Of man
date, compelling tho city on Seattle
10 reinstate Charles A. La Grave,
former chief accountant in the city
comptroller's office. La Grave lost
his place when the city abolished the
office. last October.
La Grave says his office was abol.
ished because OF conspiracy against
him, because no criticised the system
OF bookkeeping in tho city lighting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02

ing--and then for a return TO old.
time prices for labor and materials
realize that prices win not be much
lower for some time TO come--lf
ever.
Build for Selves
They are not building for invest
ment. except for themselves. and
consequently they are willing 60 20
into the market and build their
homes. small or large. They have
waited. but they win not wait longer.
Activity Ia all lines OF building
will increase for many months to
come. say contractors and builders.
They SEQ Seattle spreading and
growing more for pcrmanancy.
Among other types OF buildings
classified on the books OF the build.
Ing department for April. with val.
ues. are:
building Types
Warehouse. factory. dock and
wholesale buildings. 10. value. $3.50.
$50.
office and retail store buildings.
10; value. sto.7so.
Churches. hospitals. theatres and
municipal buildings. :; value. sii.sso.
Hotels. flats. lodging and apart.
ments. s: value. $4,000.
Miscellaneous. toT: value tsT.sss.
Old buildings. alterations and add.
tons. b5i: value s2Ts.Tss.
The construction Of the new build
ings win mean tho development Of
s.oSf front feet Of city property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
Willie to Remain
Safe In Holland

Especial 10 The star By n. T. A.,
AMSTERDAM. May 1.--wiilse
Hohsnsoilcrn hasn't any hope Of get.
ting away from Holland for another
three montha He has renewed his
Isass on the vicaragc he occupies for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02

On tho hugo platform Of its after
deck the Furious carried planes and
AN airship any Of which could be-
launched directly from the platform.
In tho picture may bo seen tho air
ship on this platform.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
Tenants Revolt
and Launch Era
of Construction

After being buffeed around for two at the mercy
of autocrac rent agents. profteeng landlords and rent
hogs Seattle people have commenced to build homes for
themselves The April record of the superintendent Of
buildings shows the greatest building activity since the
started with small homes leading the Hundreds of
people who have been barred by the edcs of sucdng
managers of mo children apartment houses will
into little buDgalows and cottages before the summer ends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
Here's One of Britains Famous Mystery
Ships It Carries Airplanes and Balloon

Here In tho best picture that has
como 20 America OF the famous Brit.
ish warship Furious. II II called
Hush Hush ship because OF the
secrecy which surrounded ita con.
struction during the war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02

II You value your watch, let
Haynes repair H. Near Liberty the
atrc. Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02


When You think Of advertising,
think Of Tho Star.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-24

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-24
PYLE INV. co.
GOOD HOMES

Sew 2 story. s room, up tn-dhte
residence. wcli-locltod ON south size,
large living room dining room
breakfast room. mantcls I large
sleeping rooms. large coacts, uth
floors throughout, modern hulli-ln
features. basement garage FOR
cars. servants quarters Price vs.
GOO Part cash, balance reasonable
terms.
Practically new 2-story residence
located close to Maple Ridge LARGE
living room dintng room. breakfast
room oak floors large closets nti
Handsomely decorated beautiful fix
lures. large mRntel. basement furr
mace heat. garage fine cistern Price
$1,000 Part cash. balance terms o
New R.room modern residence
ready 10 occupy, large living room,
diuinE room, breakfast room, mod
prn bullt-iu features. sleeping
rooms. large bath, all neatly dec
GRATED. basement Price iP,bOO--
$4,000 cash balance reasonable
tsTmH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-24

r.-w. and hrsAk'a.' room rar '0Hr.
garage nicely finished arf af ""N
...t. 'u move into a. U.. rN.H ard
.a.f terms ur balance Usage .t.-.i.H &
-.H"sa.rg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-24

'N.N S.l- room naunr. corner. garage.
....rrn. servants quarters. harrwo. g.
.rHa.e. hur apartment .l, N
ward Realty Go. tli Na#n U.dr Phone
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
Editorial Opinion
TIME TO STOP THE BOLsHEvI1.

From the Milford tOre) sun.
Bolsheviki promises to be as over
worked a term as camouhage. But
while discriminating people may soon
tire Of the reiteraton, It is highly inn
portant that the term imported from
Russia, should be understood.
There is a too prevalent impression
that the Bolsheviki are merely crooks
and outlaws. with nc program other
than that Of destruction. II is true that
the FIRST number on the program is
destruction. but behind this anarchistic
scheme is a definite political proposal.
This proposal is in brief. the destruc-
tion Of the present so-called capitalistic
class rule. and the sustitut!on Of labor
class rule. The Bolsheviki do not
recognize the al'dlty OF private prop
erty Of any kind. II a man has by
hard work and superior ability built
up a profitable business, that business
does net belong to him, il does not be-
long TO the state. it belongs to the EN-
ployes, and with the advent Of Boil
sheviki control the employees are TO
take it over peacefully, II possible, by
force, II necessary.
Now TO any reasonable person. TO any
fair-minded person, whether he works
with his head or his hands, this we
think anpears utterly insane and utter
ly childish. But the time has long pass
ed when il profits a person TO dismiss
the BolsheViki with an Indictment
Sane or not sane the Bolsheviki are
growing in Europe ike the proverb'al
SNOWFALL, and the time has come for
somo sort Of action.
While these long haired agitators
have a political program. that program
is essentially the program OF the out
lay and the pirate. Unless Bolshe-
vikism is put down, nothing can save
the world from complete chaos and
ruin.
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
Reckless People
Take Warning!
DON'T CUT OR PARE YOUR CORNs

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Every Spring hundreds of people cut
their corns and invite lockjaw and blood
poison. Don't do II again. Join the suicide
club II you wish. but never cut corn.
Here's a simple, safe and reliable way to
END your corn misery for good and Il
won't hurt bit. From your Druggist
get small jar OF Ice-Mint, rub a little
on any tender. aching corn or callous. In
stantly the soreness ends and soon the corn
or eallous loosens and can be lifted out
easily with the hngers-root and ali.
There is no pain and not one bit Of sore.
ness while applying Ice-Mint or efter-
wards. lt does not even irrtate the sur
rounding skin. II makes the feet feel cool
easy and comfortable and is greatly ap-
preciated by women who wear high heel
shoes and by men who have TO stand on
their feet all day. ry It, II costs little
yet one Jar is sufficient 10 rid you OF
every corn or callous and end your foot
troubles for good. Why waltz There is
nothing better.
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
TUESDAY, MARCH rs, 1919.
NO oNE-MAN GOVERNMENT.

N EPORTS are conflicting as TO whether not the
IN league nations viii be inteTvoven with the pre-
limlnary peace treaty TO be imposed on Germahy
What meager Information is permitted 10 via cable
Indicates that Mr. Wilson Is stubborn in his deermana-
ton to sew the two together and in this he supported
by the British delegates, while Tardeu and Pchon Of
the French delegation nsslent that the league pro-
posal be reserved for future discussion.
II the Brsh-wilson forces succeed we will have the
Joined on the side the President Of the United
states and his English who look for large
Of English control in American affairs; on the
other the United states Senate backed by the people Of
this country who wish to see America entirely free Of
foreign Influences the side internaonallsm and
Dictatorship the other hatlonasm and representative
and popular government The people must choose
will avail the hired press agents little to try and
scare this country into accepting situation manufac
tured by Mr.. Wilson. We receiving tales Of what
a monstrous betrayal Of Europe It would be If this
country should recede from its position and accept the
Wilson program But since the people Of the United
States and their representatives in Congress have had
nothing whatsoever to do with making the situation the
respons bllity falls on Mr. Wilson.
If he has caused propaganda TO be sown throughout
Europe holding him up a redeemer Of manklnd If he
has been guilty Of usurpaons Of authority pronounced
those for which Andrew Johnson subjected TO
Impeachment proceedings if he has been guilty Of
gross misrepresentation Europe with respect TO
attitude toward the league IN America with respect
try has had hand in the matter.
Certainly the request Of the hirty-nne Senator's en-
bodied in the resolution asking that the league covenant
be not embodied in the peace treaty. he considered
separately on It's merits fair and reasonable But
Mr.. Wilson. who on his own Interpretation was repud-
ated at the polls November 8 has ignored that action
We are face TO face with the question. Can any one
man on the face Of Gods green earth force his man
dates the people Of the United States and on their
duly elected representatives.?
shall Il be permitted to any to commit us TO
policies with to which the people have been de-
MED an expression Of opinion?
Is representative and popular government so fire.
quently ieered at in Europe to prove It's impotence?
Is Great Britain, which tried hard to destroy us
nation during the Civil War at last to be successful
IN assisting in our undong?
The United State senate finally emancipaied from the
dictatorship Of Woodrow WILSON has become the last
free forum in America and must yindcate ITSELF the
cause Of popular this country has failed
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
EDGE MOOR MAY
GET DRY DOCK

Wilmington harbor will prove an
ideal place to establish a drydock, is
the opiaion Of Chairman Edward NJ
Hurley, Of the United States shipping
Board. In fact, it now ems an assur-
ty that a drydock will be built here.
When building operations are to be
begun seems to depend only upon The
final outcome Of the conference now In
progress between the Industrial Boa d
OF the Department OF Commerce and
The committees I, presenting the various
basic indurtries. II is said the river
front at Edge Moor is to be the site OF
the drydock.
When a basis Of stability for the
shipping interests Of the nation is es-
tablish d." said Mr. Hurley, Whining
ton ought 10 be one Of the chief depots
fos the repair Of vessels. Shipbuildins
on a scale never dreamed Of before, will
follow a settled and estblshed Merchant
Marine policy.
Il have had Wilmington harbor in
view for a long time, and reports
which have come to me from reli-
able investigators prove that it will be
just the place to have a drydock
capable Of accommodating ships Of all
Sizes" said Mr.. Hurley. But we haven't
completed our examination Of the con-
ditlons at Wilmington, Lewes and other
ports OF Delaware"
It is understood that General Black
will pay a visit 10 Wilmington, when
he will make a further study Of the
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
WHY NEWSPAPERS
ARE INDIFFERENT
New York Tribune.)

The following is sample Of many
letters received by The Tribune con-
cerning which It treats:
What spell have the meat packers
cast over the press Of the city TO give
them immunity from all editorial no
tice or comment? Surely, the evidence
disclosed before the Senate at Wash
ington has been sufficient to lndict The
Big Five Of every crime short Of MUIR
der
Every reader Of your paper has di-
rect and personal interest in the opera
tlons Of this gigantic monopoly in food
products, and while you storm and rave
about the high cost OF living, print
humorous and suggestive cartoons Of
the Fat food merchants and the enact
ated consumer. still not a scratch OF
the pen as TO the real culprts who
dominate and coerce the railroads,
bribe legislation and st~angle all COM
petition by foul and unfair practices"
The Heney Investigation has assem-
bled a large body of evidence alleg-
ing that the packers arc parties to
conspiracy in restraint Of trade, have
used unfair methods 10 control the
trade and are subject to prosecution
under the Sherman and Clayton acts
Why the Department Of Justice has not
proceeded against them Is naturally
matter OF inquiry.
Nevertheless, the interest Of The Trib-
une. like that Of other newspapers. IN
such prosecutions, is iaded Since the
victorious Standard Oil and Tobacco
dissolutlons it has not appeared that
the public is practically benefited by
them through lower prices. A mere
breaking up OF combinations does not
seem 10 bring relief TO consumers.
DO the packers increase or decrease
the margn between what is paid TO the
farmers for cattle on the hoof and
what is charged TO consumers for meat
on the block? Mr.. Heney has neglected
to go into this vital issue in any thor
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
FEEBLE DEFENSE oE FORD,

TN anticipation OF seeing their attempt to unseai
senator-eect Newburry turn into boomerang
against their candidate the OF the Senate
busiy engaged in building up defense for Mr. Ford
that they hope will successfully resist the assaults Of
the Republicans Senator Thomas, OF Colorado is the
latest recruit actively to enroll himself the Ford guard
In the discussion of the river and harbor bill in the clos
ing days Of the Congress the Colorado permitted
the attention Of the Senate to be diverted while he paid
lengthy and fusome eulogy to the Wilson proege
from Michigan, whom he described a "subunary"
Mt. Thomas thinks that Ford is entitled to great
- because he has come to Congress during
~ "s'uersNon Of revenue bill to protest against
trastas ,s'ea on his industry record that he con-
ms =, WIN WIN mat Of the representatives OF some other
have OF. The truth is that most Of those ,bo
thew rn ~ m reduction Of their taxes did so hecouso
rr, 1s ~ mat the Contemplated rs,a ,,,s 'Sluee '
u " '"er business; for instance 49, e' 'u "o'A
- ps''ouicals saw failure star,n ,s puDnshers OF
''s increased postage rates as a. a.. n IN the lace
op'eu Mt. FORD, on the other hans y 'oposed were
money faster than the sharehoaer ' 50 pcen making
eou'o speno H. and II there concern =, company
States mat ought to its taxes vdhor, 'e United
is the Ford Motor Company protest It
In turning to defense Of Ford's sor rs
exemption from military service while ether ho, ' n's
fortuhaie circumstances had 10 asht snd be kinca
ator IhonaJ .aaa: ais TASK pcsullarly dnie,y nr,
TIE senator was -esousest1 ".ic Eascy = not slyen
Evening journal., 1919-03-25

ough way. The weight Of other evil
dence is that the packing companies
do the work Of conversion cheaply.
II is apparently undenled that they 10
business on a 2 or 3 per cent margin
that is. for every dollar they receive
they ray 10 the producers and in other
expenses 81 or 9S cents. VIII an en-
forced breakup widen or lesson this
difference2 II it widens it, as seems
probable will or can the consumer
gain? The answer we leave to our cor
respondent
The public, If its mood can be sense
ed is tired Of spurious and imitation
remedies-is weary Of barron court Wis
tories. II prefers small concerns. but
10 get them is scarcely willing 10 have
the consumer pay more or 10 have the
producer receive less. This would seem
too high a price to pay to indulge the
luxury OF its aversion to bigness.
That is the big concerns make large
returns on their capital is important,
but is not the vital issue. That issue,
as said above, is whether the charge
for service is up or down. If this
charge is small, and large profit Is
realized through a rapid turnover Of
capital. an intensive use Of byproducts
and the economies Of doing business On
a great scale, the profit rate is OF sec
ondary interest.
II would perhaps be going too far 10
say Mr.. Heney has lodged the vital
issue, but he has plainly neglected u
As his inquisitorial zeal is not ques-
toned the inference is he recognizes
he cannot establish that the gap in
price between raw and finished pro-
duct is wide or that others could do
the work more cheaply.
Here is probqbly the reason for the
Of newspapers Of which
our correspondent complains. and
which he is inclined to attribute TO
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
WIND TAKES HAT eff
RED CROSS WORKER

Miss Dorothy Pillins. a Red Cross
worker at the Old City Hall. lost her hat
yesterday and is anxious to have IT
returned to her. While she was en-
gagged in Red Cross activities she placed
her hat on a window sill in the Old
City Hall A gust OF wind carried the
hat through the window and toward
the street. By the time she got TO the
street. somebody had picked up the
headpiece and walked away with it.
Miss Pilling would gladly pay a reward
TO anybody who returns her hat to her
at Red Cross headquarters.
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
You Can't Brush or
Wash Out Dandruff


The only sure way to get rid of dan.
druff is 70 dissolve 10, then you destroy
IT entirely. To do this, get about four
ounces Of ordinary liquid arvon: apply
il at night when retiring; use enough
to molsten the scalp and rub It in gently
with the finger tips.
Do this tonight and by morning. most
II not all, OF your dandruff will be gono
and three or four more applications will
completely dissolve and entirely destroy
every single sign and trace Of it. no
matter how much dandruff you may
have.
You viii find. too, that all Itching and
digging Of the scalp will stop at once
ana your hair will be fluffy. lustrous.
glossy, silky and soft, and look and feel
a hundred times better
You can get liquid arvon at any drug
store. 1t is inexpensive and never fails
TO DO the work.
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
With The PaTauraDhers

For over a hundred years the American people have
been getting along fairly well mindlng their own bus
ness We do not believe that the American people are
now or will be disposed TO submit their affairs 20
the judgment Of mankind.-Msrioh llnd) Chronicle
Mr. Wilson has pretended to represent the United
states but he to the peace convention against the
desires Of the people and took along with him set OF
men vino represent no one bat himself Last November
the people repudiaed the President. They expressed
their disirust Of his leadership in the most positive
ner Yet Mr. Wilson ignores That direct and decisive
reputation and taking the helm in his own hands, steers
the ark OF our liberties upon the rocks Of nternaon-
asm-spencer wv. va) TimesRecord.
Evening journal., 1919-03-25

to wasting his fathers substance In rlotous living He
has public record for overindugence in wine, women
and song" The purity of the young Edsel is set before
the country as a why his father should be put
in the Senate represent the grest State Of Michigan
in defiance the viii Of the voters expressed the last
election
Another stumbling block in his Ford defense the
Senator found The contract amounting TO s500OO0O0
less for the Ford eagles" with which the
try has been made painfully familiar But how neatly
Mr. Thomas met that obstacle THE Ford output" said
he. especially in ships has been attacked spurious
and deficient do hot believe IT, because such Is not the
reputation OF the Ford product" The Senator made
the mistake as have others before him. that efficiency
in the construction Of niyyers necessarily carries with
great powers OF production Of 25Oton ships BY sad
experience the country has been taught the faacy Of
that assumption
The speech OF Senator Thomas was occasioned by
virollc attack Mr. Ford delivered by the Senator
from Illinois, Mr. sherman The Colorado solon expressed
the hope that Mr.. Ford will not reply In kind quoting
the caution Of the Scriptures "Jest not with rude
lest thy ancestors be dsg-aced" But Mr. Ford and his
Democratic managers are attempting to make jest Of
the laws Of Michigan and to reduce to impoency the
will OF the voters registered at a regular election
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
GEMS OF THOUGHT

Sometimes the hand Of fate gives some pretty hard
knocks at the door OF hope.
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Millions strive for wealth. and thousands for fame
and possibly dozen 10 be good
-.
There's every month but the honeymoon
sometimes lasts longer than that
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-, ihc patriotic red says he IS willing 10 prove
'hs' lie is also white and true blue
YOU sr pe Hcope arc pretty 10 get your number II
''e SW@Fs looking out for No. t.
Is an angel or s,npi asiseves ves wings whether man
p's makes goose CT himself
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
Run Down System
Build up in Two Weeks
CHAsCO-NIN, Tasteless Cod Liver and
Iron Tonic Guaranteed to DO II
or Money Refunded.

Those who are weak and run down
from the "Flu" or any cause. can take
nothing better than Chasco-Vln, an old
compound Of notwithstanding drugs,
principally the tasteless extract Of cod
liver oil and iron. along with hypo-
phosphites and native wine
Il improves the appetite, increases
the strength and vitality, often as much
as 100 per cent and brings the old pep
back. Il has done this for thousands
Of people and will do the same for you.
The local agency for Chasco-Vin is
the Miller Drug Store, 40l-406 Market
street
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
FIRE DESTROYS AUTO.

Special TO The Evening journal.
SEAFORD, Del, March 25.-Georse p.
Fields, L. Avery Hobbs. George Hearn
and Frank C. Dawson, Seafo motorists
returning from the automobile show a.
Salisbury. Md, Saturday found the big
seven passenger car Of Clarence Caulk,
OF Sharptown. to be on fire on the road
between Salisbury and Sharptown. The
flaming machine contained eight Sharp
town people, all Of whom escaped in
jury.
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
D0UBLECROssEDi

PARIS. March 2i.-The glrl ste
nographers and copysts at the
British Peace Mission think the old
government is crazy. They were
elated at fl~st, when the announce
ment was made that they would get
500 for new clothes from the tax
payers. but-now it comes out that
the men stenographers, clerks. etc.
got $3.50 for clothes. Nobody but
some stupid politician would make
a mans dress allowance higher than
a woman's-so there They are
stupid. so they arel But the rec
ords show nobody who has turned
back the allowance.
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
FAsn0Ns Am FAnS.

Grey satin has a pretty habit Of be-
ing embroidered in steel
High collars are not in favor. The
graceful open throat IS preferable.
No matter how tight the underskirt
may be, the overskirt is fuller than
ever.
Evening journal., 1919-03-25
HnIlsEHnIn NnTEs

A dustless mon can be made from the
frin@e Of al old bedspread.
Accompany boiled beef or ham with
string beans in white sauce.
Delicious soups are made from your
store Of dried peas or beans.
Unless 10 be a vegetable. never serve
the same dish twice a week.
Evening journal., 1919-03-25

harbor, with view to determine to
what extent it would be able to serve
ships in need Of repairs.
Evening journal., 1919-03-25

After learning the spirit with which the Mayor OF
Seattle handled dlnlculi task recently it is safe to
guess that in the year 1919 there will be baby
boys started out in the world with the initials O. II.
than there will be with w. W.
Evening journal., 1919-03-25

As the difficulties in floating the next Liberty Loan
loom larger it Is easy to additional reason why
McAdoo quit.
Evening journal., 1919-03-25

stories Of seventies court-martia proceedings bear
strange contrast TO the lenehce displayed in treating
the conscientious objectors who given early hon
orable discharges with pay to date