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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
Status Of the New York
Stock Exchange

sew YORK. Jan. i1.--nost leading
Issues were higher ht the stock market
opening today. United states steel
opened At i07. up y Central Leather
at bsis. up =. ruited states Rubber az
lgt. up \ Southern Pacific NJ 100. OF
a United Retail stores ~ s3M. off y
studsbaksr at 100. Republic steel at us.
Up ~.
Traders who went short OF the market
Just hsfors Saturdays close on report
Of a revolution IN Germany. found u
diffleuit 10 cover their contracts at the
opening today.
After a period ~ heavy selling In early
trading pficss were steadier and showed
some tendency toward recovery at the
start Of the second hour.
Prices broke badly ~ the first half
hour. PfofsssionaiA feized upon Haiur.
days poet clearing house statement as
4 preiast for ssnefai drive.
American wooden broke points. 20
ihf. United states Rubber T. 20 lz0h
Republic ~. 20 iIss
steel common held we'll. At its low Of
1904. u sold AZ Saturdays closing fig
ure.
Pan-American dropped 4. 90 ". and
Nesican Petroleum 4. 20 20i.
Many active issues touched their low.
~, prices for the day IN early afternoon
trading. General Motors sold down 30
s7i from 11s Saturday. Baldwin 90
my from ifi, Industrial Alcohol broke
from a hiRh u ia TO iioA, but reeoy-
cred 20 iiia.
Royal Dutch. New York. was active
around noon. seiiins up ~. % i67 = .
Mexican Petroleum febsundsd sharply.
recovering about points from the low.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
BUTTER PRICES
ARE LOWERED
Dealers Reduce Quotations
5 Cents Per Pound

Butter quotations were reduced ;
cents per pound on all offerlnes on
the local Wholesale market MoISlnyl
Prints nre being quoted at 81 cents
per pound with cubes l cent under
that quotation Egg prices are
steady.
A shipment Of California spinach
received here Monday morning was
placed on sale at ts.5o per hamper.
A good movement was reported all
along the street.
caulifowcr market shows brisk
trade. with quotations "a little off,
Large boxes are being quoted at 81
To $3.50. Potato market continues
firm at fioo the ruling level with
some dealers threatening TO raise
Wholesale prices another ~.
All trains were late at the local
stockyardn Monday but estimated az.
rivals were 800 head of cattle and
$50 hoRs by noon. Cattle market
held steady. while hogs wen, higher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
Passenger Says Conductor Drew
Gun to Enforce Anti-Smoke Rule

'The conductor pulled gun
when he was about four feet away
from me-" Kellogg accuses. press
ed II against my ribs and forced
me off the car into the mud and
mlre OF the street. | was then
compelled to walk two and half
miles TO my home.
"hi the eyes Of my ncighbora
var greatly Inundated and sif
fcred nervous and physical dis
ttcHs"
The city angle OF the case pre-
scented by Corporation Counsel Wal
ter v. Meier IL In direct contrast
20 the story OF Kellogg.
kellogg persisted In smoking
despite requests 10 desist and
abide with the city ordinance,
which prohibits smoking on the
street cars gays Meier. He
threatened tho conductor. wanted
10 fight. and 10 preserve law. order
and peace. he was cyicted from the
car a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
Deputies Visit Ranch and Dislodge
"Invalids" to Find Cache of Whisky

Wen. wen look anyhow replied
the deputy.
They looked in the room. The
girls didn't look very sick TO Won
Gorst
Better get them out Of bed. we're
going 20 search the beds" he ordered
Lockman
"oh how could your" answered the
proprietor.
The girls were asked 20 get out OF
bed by Lockman and the deputies
shut their eyes.
Now. YOU girls get out OF the
room. before ] open my eyes" said
Won Ccrst.
when Won 0erst opened his optics
the room was deserted.
His suspicious were verified when,
under the covers. he discovered five
bottles OF whisky. Lockman was ar
rested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
Jascha Heifetz, Musical
Genius, to Give Concert

iieife,x began his concert career
AZ the age Of nine. An amazed pub.
llc heard the hoy play; he was
greeted Immediately IN one OF the
masters of the strinEcd instrument
Concert masters all over the world
sought 90 engage the services Of the
new star on the musical armament
Before the war. iieifctr appeared In
all the great music ceniers Of Eu.
rope. Ills coming 60 America was
memorable event Naturally the
critics dld not take much stock IN
the accounts that had reached them
from Europe OF the phenomenal
young violinisi
Ills first appearance IN New York
was revelation. Oveynlght iieifetn
leaped into place beside krelsler
and zlmbaliss To-day his plac. IA
assured among tho great masters OF
the world OF music.
In Is expected that tho appearance
OF Hcifctz will rival In musical en-
thuslasm that % Galii.Curei. who
appeared here under the same aus.
pice-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12

not only ta relieve the burden or
tho American taxpayer. but to force
Europe TO get on IT, feet quicker.
The iiolsheviti Hoover said, are
causins great delay to rccons'ruction
In Poland, because the Poles are
maintaining an army " 100000 men
on i.6oo'mile front against the
Reds
~ Poland collapses u means III.
rect monaco 20 the financial stability
OF Europe" he said The situation
In Austria IL the worst IN Europe,
Hoover stated. III u absolutely dos
perate. Austria was broken up by
the peace conference No that she VIII
be- perpetual poorhousc, ana l
want 20 say this question was not
settled ON an American basis. Her
alternatives are migration. death or
Industrial diversion. The situation
IL 80 desperate that Austria has Of
fercd the art works In her national
galleries Personally. ! am strongly
opposed to that Ia ~ form Of
pawnhroking that | avn sure the
United states does not approve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12

Two sick girls In bed failed To dc.
celve Deputy sheriffs William Dow.
ney and julius Won Cerst when they
raided Snake Ranch" near Wood
land park, on y. 77th 1T. Sunday.
NeiRhbors complained 20 the sheriff
that the place was too noisy.
when the deputies arrived. james
A. Lockman. the proprietor. was
very courteous.
You can search the house from
top to bottom. but please don't make
any noise. az I have two sick girl
friends upstairs In bed" he told the
deputies. I'm waiting for a doctor
to come and attend 10 them"
Deputies searched the house. They
found nothing.
what about the room where those
sick girls are" aueried Won Gerst
"Oh. you wouldn't disturb them,
would YOU" countered Jockman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12

Thou Shalt Not Smoke on a City
Street Car.
To n conductor this edict is
binding. But whether his zeal to
enforce II at the point Of a gun
IN lawful or not is another mat
tor. w. v. Kellogg. engineer. 1881
fgth ave. = w. says such pro
ceedings are disturbing and unlaw.
full
That In why he In suing the
city for $4,000 damages. The case
was heard before jury In St
perior Judge John s. Jurcy's court
Monday.
AZ five minutes past midnight,
April ., 1919. Kellogg says he
boarded Lake Buricn car at
Riverside. intending 10 ride TO his
home. Between Hudson and Bran
don SITS. the motorman stopped the
car. and with tho conductor APP
preached him with the intention OF
putting him off. rccites Kellogg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12

Jascha Hcifctz. the young musical
prodigy whose wlzardry on the violin
has taken the country by storm. will
appear at the Metropolitan theatre
here on January -. according 20 an
announcement Of the Ladies' Musical
club sunday.
The phenomenal success Of the
YOUNG vlolinist. still In his early
twenties, has been the sensation OF
the Eas, for the last two years. Ap.
pearing out OF ohscurity. Heifetr In
a few short months captured the
hearts % the music lovers OF the
Atlantic coast and earned well.
earned place with the masters Of the
violin
Heifetx received his first. training
when he was three years old At
ave. special arrangements were made
whereby he could be enrolled In the
Royal schrool Of Music az wilma. At
seven he was taken BY his parents TO
fetFograd 10 study under Prof. Leo.
pold Auer. the mos, famous teacher
Of the violin In the world at that
time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
Hoover Urges Money for
Starving People in Europe

WASHINGTON. Jan. is-The
peace treaty makes Austria a per.
petuai poorhousc and this condition
must he changed In few years.
Herbert Hoover told the house ways
and means committee.
Hoover urged the extension of
loans ~ $4,000 600 60 Austria. To.
land and Armenia TO prevent starva.
ton, hut declared that IN giving
credits 90 Austria. the United States
should declare to Europe that the
European powers are responsible for
the situation In Austria. The treaty.
he said, clears Austria 81 the agrl.
cultural lands off which Il previously
obtained It's existence.
Hoover suggested that a union Of
Austria with bavaria would he one
solution of the problem.
Europe In general u making a re.
markahlc recovery from the war
Hoover told the committee IN deny.
ing many statements to the contrary.
All loans TO Europe should be re
dneed to the minimum. Hoover said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
SEATTLE YARDS
Get CONTRACTS
81 900, 900 Worth of Work
Comes Here

Contracts totaling 100000 for
conversion OF ~ japanese built ships
from coal burners TO oil burners will
be awarded Seattle yards during the
first three months ~ this year. se-
cofdinr 10 y. NJ. Calls, North Pacific
Coast manager for the Emergency
Fleet corporation.
The ships were built IN Japan for
the shipping board. They were con.
structed az coal burners because OF
the war shortage Of oil. but with the
coming OF peace and lfssenlng Of the
demand for OIL will he converted To
oil burners The steamers Eastern
Gale and Eastern Guide are already
being converted at the Todd yard.
Fourteen others are 10 follow before
the end Of March.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
Says Auto Driver
Was Intoxicated

J. Adams was charged with driv.
ing an auto while intoxicated In a
complaint filed in Justice Otis w.
Drinkers court Monday. ADAMS was
arrested by Deputy sheriff Ed
Hughes after his car had collided
with that Of Adam Korwaski one
half mile south Of Riverton on the
seattlelTacona highway. Both cars
were wrecked. Hughes says Adams
was intoxicated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
STATE NAUTICAL
FORMALLY open
Young Men Have 0ppor.
tunity to Prepare for Sea

once more the young men OF this
state viii have an opportunity 10
take tho entrance examinations for
the Washington Nautical school,
which opened Monday. Supplement
AIRY entrance examinations VIII be
held January 10. according TO an
nounccmcnt OF Grover G. Caller. sec.
Rotary. Preliminary examinations
were given January 9. but many APP
pllcantn were unable 90 reach Seattle
on that date. 80 20 accommodate any
who could not be here and others
who have decided 10 take the tests
the supplementary examinations
were arranged. Applications must
be IN the office Of MIR. Caller at the
University OF Washington by Janu.
AIRY ~.
The school opened today under the
supervision OF Comma ndsr T.. II. Eek
hardt. former naval officer. Youths
between the ages Of ~ and 81 years
are eligible 70 take the two.ycnr
course. which viii educate and III
them 20 become deck officers and CO.
slnccrs aboard merchant vessels.
These positions pay not less than
$50 month with all meals. lodging
and laundry furnished free.
II costs each cadet siBs for the
two. year course and all uniforms.
clothing, meals. lodging and text
books are furnished. This IL made
possible thru appropriations OF the
state legislature and the federal gov.
eminent.
During the summer months the
cadets will be taken on practice
cruises aboard the former gunboat
Nicksburs. which IL the home % the
school. These voyages will carry the
students TO Alaska. the Orient and
Hawaiian islands. giving them actual
experience IN navigating a vessel on
the high seas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
new TEMBLOR
RAzES TOWNS
Rebels Harass Mexican Vic.
Tins OF 0uakes

MEXICO CITY. Jan, ia new
earthquake IN the vicinity ofCosaut.
Ian. Vera Cruz, today was reported
TO have Killed more than 100 per
sons.
A message from the governor Of
fuebia declared refugees had
reached there reporting that six vi.
iases on the slopes OF Mount orl.
xnha disappeared IN the earthquake.
Candida AEullar. minister OF war,
has sent an ui,lmstum 10 rebel
bands IN the devastated areas that
unless they cease harassing relief
parties ana cooperate with workers
seeking 20 aid the suffering popula.
iion he viii order concentration Of
federal troops against them,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
0REG0N'S S0l0NS
RATlFY SUFFRAGE

SALEM. Jan. 1.-THE oregon
legislature. shortly after conveninr
here in special session today. unani.
mousIy passed resolution ratifyins
the federal equal suffrage amend.
mcnt. lea. than 40 minutes after the
converting II the special session.
The senator's were 20 anxious to
place themselves on record as favor.
able 10 the amendment that many
yelled aye" before their names could
be called by the reading clerk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12

WASHINGTON. Jan. f1s--ttinited
press Tho ssnats's Investigation %
nssian propaganda was bfoadsned
oday when Senator Moses. chairman
~ the probing committee. announced
) large humber Of new subpoenas
Kould be Immediately issued.
II was learned the committee had
sFucs the trails that led into queer
piscez.~ in the words OF some mem.
b<rs
Some finsnciers may be involved.
according TO a senator who refused
% iet his name be used in connec-
Ion with this prediction.
Hearing OF Ludwig c. A. Martens'
eif-styled ambassador AZ the Rus.
aAn soviet republic. was deferred 10.
Nv at request OF former Senator
homas Hsrdwick. Georgia. chief
aIapsei for Martens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
YOUNG MORTON
; GOES ON TRIAL

EVERETT. Jan. fs.-tS Especially 80
Joseph Darwin Morton. i5.year old
boy. accused OF completely IN the
mdrsier OF Lee Linton. taxlcah
driver. on November 10. was placed
ON trial for his life IN Superior
judge Ralph c. nehs court this
morning. Morton's pal. isom white.
~. was sentenced 10 death by a
jury hast saturday as the person
who actually fired the shot which
killed Linton.
According TO the prosecution,
Morton has confessed that II was
ofislnaiiy planned that he. instead
81 White. should fire the fatal shot
bu, AZ the hast momeni Morton got
n cold feet"
Tn 20 noon today the jury that
|wln have the boys life in its hands
bad not been completed. Great IN
serest Is being manifested an the
rrisi as Linton. the murdered taxi.
sah driver. was widely and favor.
aoly known to residents Of Everett
and vicinity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
Says His Bride
Was Not Simple
Maid He Thought

Accusing HIS wife. Rose. Of being
y bieami-t. and attempting TO frame
another marriage after she becafns
wesited 70 him. December 80. 1919.
Harry T. Ward has instituted annul
nents proceedings In superior court.
Ward. who was mustered out OF
Iihc service only few-tays previous
i to his marriage. says he married her.
knnhu king she was "A hard working
1xiri. without much experience with
Nsnen knd their ways Three days
batter. ne SAYS. he discovered that she
had one husband before him. and
that even after marrying him. she
Issas seeking another husband. Ward
Irnst his wife three days before the
marriage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
TRUCK DRIVER FALLS
AND FRACTURES SKULL

Charles Utz, As. a truck driver for
the Globe Transfer company, fell
from his machine IA "a faint early
Monday morning and sustained a
probable fracture of the skull.
The accident occurred at Sixth ave.
s. and Holgate 1T. shortly after utz
had taken the truck from the trans.
fer company's barn. He was rushed
10 the city hospital In an unconscious
condition az 3 a. m.
shortly before noon he had not re-
gained consciousness. Ctz lives
alone at 4337 31st ave. w. and has
been employed by the Globe company
for AZ years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
CASH, KEYS AND
FEATHERS STOLEN

Keys. cash ana feathers were In.
ciuded in sunday night loot collected
by burglars.
Mrs. NJ. Harvey. s0T Sixth ave. re-.
ported the theft Of SCI and a number
OF keys.
Mary o. Boyer. 500 Federal ave.
reported the theft Of two suits. two
pencils and a box containing IA
strands OF black bird OF paradise
feathers.
Thomas y. Haley. SOC Fret ave.
lost lavender and yellow suit. two
pair. OF socks. with carriers attach.
"a. and a searchiight
Mrs. NJ. Robinson. iao0 =, Union
st. iost fox fur valued al 1850.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
AUTOS HIT TWO BOYS
RIDING ON BICYCLES

Two youths riding bicycles were
struck by autos shortly before noon
today.
Edward J. Hopper. 1913 r. sist st.
is in the city hospital. with Cecil
Lila. 1873 gath ave. s.. as the result
o fthe two accidents.
Hopper was struck by an auto
driven by G. Ellis. AS Pontius ave.
In front Of the Planters hotel on
Third ave. lie was badly bruised
and one lex may be broken.
Lila. while riding his bicycle at
Railroad ave. and Madison ST., was
hit by an auto driven by j. II.
strong, 1918 Howard ave. lie IL in
the city hospital. but his injuries are
slight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
Arrest Wong Lun
With "Tin" Dollar

Wong Lun. alleged 10 have had
"a counterfeit dollar In his pocket
when arrested along with ~ other
Chinese by deputy sheriff- in a raid
ON the cannery Workers club. dss
King IT.. IL being held for federal
investigation Monday. The Is China.
men were arrested aa gamblers Lnn
had $3.50 In his pockets, besides tho
counterfeit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
Wood Denies He'll
Quit to Campaign

wAsHiNOToN, Jan. Il = Ma.
Gen. Leonard Wood. here to attend
a meeting Of departmental and divi'
Hionai commanders of the army. TO.
day declared that reports that he
would resign from the army soon 10
conduct a campaign for the repub-
lican nomination for president were
''unwarranted~ and unauthorized.
Senator Moses. Woods manager
here. had indicated earlier that
wood would take this action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12

That the Chinese Justly fear Jap
anese domination IL the declaration
OF nj. Rev. r. r. Graves. EplHco.
palian bishop Of Shanghai. who In
at the Frye hotel japanese are
fiocklnE to Shanghai BY the hun.
dredE. SAYS Bishop Graves. and he
thinks that this h In accordance
with a preeonesived plan OF the
Japanese government
Chinese boycott, % japanese
goods la s,lii In effect and IL hay.
lng very Injurious effect on Japans
trade" he says. Bishop Graves Ia
returning 70 Shanghai after attend.
ms a church conference In Detroit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
Battle of Verdun
Fought Right Here

One battle Of vsrdun may have
been fought in France. however
Howard H. verdun sued his wife.
Lillian r.. Tor divorce In superior
court Monday. They were married
here August n. 1918. incompatl.
bili,y Ia the alleged reason for his
suit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
CAMERA MEN ATTEMPT
OLD HAY STACK STUNT

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA load
Of ioos. hay was seen passing slow
~ by the White House today.
Passefsby remarked about 80 un'
usual sisht Mild curiosity turned
10 aAtonishment. however. when 49,
crct service men stopped tho load
and produced several men with cam
sras much as magician produces
rabbits and things from a hat.
Tho cameras were equipped with
teisseopio lenses and the photor
raphsru said they had hoped 10 snap
IN. president, as he sat in his wheel
chair near the south portico.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
Commission Elects
Officers Monday

The port commission met Monday
noon to elect officers for 1920. Com.
missioner r. s. Lappy 10 retiring
president. The other two commits.
slonern are w. r. Christensen and
" n. Lincoln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
Alexander Goes
to Washington

II. y. Alexander. president Of the
Pacific Steamship company. and A.
f. Hines. vice president. are on their
way 10 Washington Monday. where
they viii confer with shipping board
officials regarding the purchase Of
the former Inn liners. Great North
ern and Northern Pacific. The two
ships. formerly operated on this
coast. have been in the transport
service during the war. The two Of
ficiais OF the company will extend
their trip turnout the East and cx.
pect 20 he away three weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
DISNEY GOES TO N. Y.

A. r.. Disney. North Pacific
coas, passenger agent for the In.
ternationai Mercantile Marine. will
leave here Tuesday for New York.
lie has been promoted 20 the post
Of assistant TO the traffic manager
Of the company. c. r. Sergeant,
who has served the company for 10
years in the East. viii succeed Dis
nty here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12

Stalls i6.ii, lamb stow. isc n. picnic
hams ssc NJ veal chops. CSC NJ stall
ios, Cream of Barley. Toe N. all
pickles for lee. stall iss. Lihby's as
pafagus. soc can. i5.os seeded raisins
gee cans hot sauce. gsc. stall iao.
pkss. Grape Nuts. soc. Hordens milk. its
can MS, crisco si.o7. stall iai. Gran.
berries sec 10, sunkist oranges ssc dos
Jonathan applN tiiss box. stalls 1911
large pkg Aibefs' pancake flour. zoei
corn or gloss starch. ise rkr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
TRIAL Of new
IN FINAL week

Los ANGELES. Jan. 1.-THE
Harry s. New murder trial started
its final week today.
Either Attorney Judd Rush or
John l.. Richardson. for the defense.
will take up the arguments when
court converes this morning. The
entire day. ~ IL said. win be devoted
to the Arguments Of ono attorney.
aitho second may get started late
this afternoon.
Lawyers believe IL Will BE- possible
TO place tho case IN the hands Of the
jury late "Wednesday or Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
u. S. Will Not Be
in on Kaiser Party

PARIS. Jan. 1.-THE United
States. because Of her failure TO
ratify the peace ,rsaty. VIII not be
represented on the Tribunal OF five
allied powers 10 Try the former
kaiser. Il was learned today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12

The freish,cr Cordova IL on her
way TO San Francisco Monday.
where she will l.ake a cargo Of
liquor for the west coast Of South
America. She must be outside the
three mile limit by midnight Friday.
when the federal prohibition law
goes into effect. The Cordova r.
under charter to the Pan.American
line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
SPOKANE MURDER
CASE IS DELAYED

SPOKANE. Jan. is.--opening OF
tho trial Of Fay and Marie Mcdonald
and their brother Ted. for tho muir.
der of W. II. McNuit. local real go.
tate agent. scheduled 10 open here
today. was act over until tomorrow
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
NAUTICAL SCHOOL.
OPENED MONDAY

The Washington state Nautical
school was officially opened Mon.
day morning with an inspection OF
the training ship vicksburg by
Mayor c. u. Fitzgerald. After the
inspection. classes were held for the
first time. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-12
idaho LABOR
IS IN SESSION
Spokesman Oppose Attempt
TO Enter Politics

PoCArEt.Lo. Idaho. Jan. IA
~ nitfd Press Authorized srokcs-
man fos Idaho labor at the opening
Of the State Federation Of Labor
convention today came out openly
aRainst the attempt TO swing the
workers as an organization into party
politics.
v. II. Park. Boise. president 81 the
Federation. said the attempt would
fan.
1T ~ against the poliey of the
4. +. % L." he said. 'and Idaho
labor viii not organize a political
patty at this time"