OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
OF KLAMATH FALLS
OF KLAMATH lXuiN 1 1
Thirteenth Ycnr No. 3,540
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1919
Price, 5 cents
SIT FREIGHT
piiinDIMP TURN
Gnininu u
MATI FAILS
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City Second in Stnte at bnip-
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ASTOUNDING FIGURES
Urge liirir.t"1 Uvr '"l Vrnr K,,,m"
bj lit Mini. t I :-! Ii lutiiii ( Ii
I'mII I'"'"' i-.itrr Viihinii' of
Freight I""' ' l,"n "' ,''"
fit) Kuepl Portland.
!
Tint the volume of limilin-im In mill
cut ou-r tin1 Southern Pacific for,
Klrtiinttli Full dining tint pant enr
m greater tlnin at any other pnliit
In Orocmi outiddo of I'nrtliinil, wn
bf welcome HtatcuU'lit imtdo tills
mornltiK Iy Station Agent K. A. Tut
He. Although II l generally rorounl
hi) thnt live ciiuimnrt'lnl tiunlunH
from tliU 1'nliil wim Imuionso It lum
irhM nut liooii renllrod to wlint ox
tent llio HhlpinotilM Iiiivo Krown ilur
Ins tho time thnt tlio nil I mini hnit
itrvnl llil illntrlrt
The liiinlnrxH hint year wan hy far
tho largoil nf liny year In tlio hi'tory
of tho Cniinty. holim roiiKhly oKtlma
ted hy employ ecu nt tlio offloo, at
fifteen per cent In iliillnm anil eontH
the tutnl luiKintn hint m-ainm up
pnnluintcil M.SS.'i.nnn.
Itfiliiroit to iioiiiiiU tho tomiiiKi!
imonnU to TIO.SSn.2T3. Tim ns.lS
ear lot Milppcil out In earn of an
avenue IoiikIIi. tiiako a train Ioiik
enouitli tn roach ovor half way to
Weed and In addition to thlit thorn
were C.T3T alilpinontH of Iohh than
ear loud nlro Tho war tax nlo'no col
letted lioro mi uhlpnionlit tntalod ,.,.
069.11 Tim canh collootoil at tho
local (ifflco for uhlpmoniH vn I.'i.IS..
3M.TG.
I'HOMIT HIIII'MI.WTS OF M.THO.
IKl'M IHKINO ItllM'AL .MO
MKXTS OF WAR RKSI'O.XHIIII.i:
for iii:cihiox Hi:ci.iti:ii
WAHIIINtiTON. Fob. S. Sixty
tiiy Imfnio the armistice was signed
nd whoa the situation on the west
" front lll( reached a critical Htngo
Mareluil Fech cabled tlm fuel admin
l.tratlon "if )()U (iiiu'i U0, ,, J()r
Petroleum situation, w0 shall lose
llio war "
Tlil.s uml oilier niossagoH from the
allied
leudors woio made public to-
nlptii i... ......
...-,... .1, ,n rm,, administration to
w ",ow deliveries
of American
KMOlllio
ill UlllllltllloH on Id,. iu.imI,,,.,,
'font mono prow,,,,,,! nllonitioiiB III
m Phin of caiupiilgn which forced
ILITOfly i
IS DO CJS;N0
. , 1"mi'l'H i urmhitloe."yoiir will be hugely deiioiident upon ;
1 Mil ,"""",K(, ruM'tvoil Octobr" the voluino of traffic. If the volunio
.... of trnffle should ho as large as ltint :
oiiiitor llnroiiRor write, 'lllgliest
iiiiiiiii liifnrius him that ponHIiiIi
' ... u"'oi"h k serious that oIiuiirq In j rental, A.s soon as any reasonably
eon7 "'""'"""" w,l 1,hv" to bo'satlsfnclory coiicIiihIoii as to tho proh-
n'oinplntiKi iihIohb increased de-1 ahlo volumo of truffle i ran be formed,
Dries of gasoline nl fmni n... ...,i.. n,.. i.n,. ,,,i i',,,n.ieuu will lie irlvon
POSSlliln- .. ' .......u
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uoBnrvanco by the American people'
fii.i . ""'"""i''""' Sunday" roiiuost
l dinlnlRirntlon officials Halcl to
. enabled Senator Uerongor U.tor
o doclnro, "Petroleum will have
oiajod ns ,.,.! ..,., , .., .,
aa hin., ,. .. ' "" ii
thou,.,. "' "'" ""vo provou.Tho conforooH hnvo at least renrnou
--"U usoir mi,
The r ,, , " vk,or''" nn aRroeinont on tho long dolayd war
Karl f f. "'""'"iHtrntloii said tho ri.vonuo bill and Hubmlttcd It to Con
la the i"1'?0" Novul,ll,cr 21 cstlmn- greBH. It'ls rogarded as Hiiro of ailop
Wr coat i ' ' HtutCH fll,,,Hll0,1 0 . tlon niul provldos that tho American
Qulreinn i tlu "'"'"' l,otro,olim '" pooplo nilso Hoiuotlilng ovor hIx lill
ent in,, U,", at,hor Mioa JoatloiM lion dollars this year nnd four billion
- vnniiL'iiu fir iu.,..i. . i
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CAMP LEWIS MAN
GLAD TO RETURN
"I. Mil lit Ciiiiiii Lewis In lint lm-1 it
llll,'' dl'I'llllOH JlllUO.1 (ill'l'lll', II Kin Mi
nt ti Ciiinily boy, who Iiiih boon thou,
fur tho im.it i'IkIh mouths, Imii ii
nimiiiih mighty koiiiI to get it I'guln,
mill oiipci'lnlly to I'onin to :i rllluo'e
IIKn tint! of Klniiiulh County. "'Vn
mi vmi i nun it niiy i iK'i c in r.ooil .is
tlil fur miintliN", hiiIiI tln vmiiic oil.
illnr, wln liitH J lint received his illv
,.mirB, -u,, ril( ruin, min, nmii'li
''" '""' m"""' '"" "
Oreonii (Iki'IiiiimI Hint he -nt mil
Jil.sl In limn Iiociiiiho Ihoy slopped'
'ililinolilllxlliK JliMt nttor lie 'Ait ilir-j
I!iIkhim mill urn now holding ill thi
niiiii until tint Keniilo strike nailer
i U cleared up.
SECT QUESTl
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"VH IX X.WV A I II-: RAPIDLY
i (iit(iiriTi.(j iti:i.i(.iots mi'.
i'i:iu:.vci:s ix xi:w 'i:i,r.ui:
.movi:.mi:xt
HAN I'UANCISCO. IVh. S - A
nlrlldiiK oxauiilit of tint inaunor In
wlilrh wolfaro work In tint I'nltoil
(Simon Army and Navy Ih bringing!
lognthor In harmiiuy men of widely
different rollgltuiH hullofH Ih hIiowii
at tho Maro IhIiiiiiI naval Hlatliin. The
lino of tho KnlghtH of ColumhUN chnp
ol In tholr building at Main Maud
linn Jilut boon offlclully arcordod to
! worker of tho Jewish Wolfaro hoard
, and to a Lutheran minister, Itev. J.
Hoionnou, for tho purponn of holding
i lollglntiM Horvlres. '
j Albert (!. Ilngloy. WcNtnrn Do
; partmont Dlmi'tor for the KnlghtH of
jColiimhuM War Activities, who grant
ed tho roiiioHt of (ho Lutheran millili
ter nud tho .IowIhIi workers, has io
colvod similar roiiuostH from wel
, fare workerx of other douomlnatloiiH
at Cnlnp Hurry Joiioh. DimgliiH. Arl
i ronn. The.to will almi bo granted.
"It Is the Hplril of co-operation
. among the army and navy wolfaro
I workers that makoH their efforts so
liiilioili'lal to tlio oiillHteii men, no-
clarod Mr. Ilagley today. "Hucli coii-i
dltloiiK of harmony make the work
of the vai Inns hoiIiiI sorvlco organl
rations morn agreeable and more of
firai'loiis for all concerned "
TO
RAISE RATES
Iv.VF.ItAL IIIKKCTOR OF RAIL
ROAD Di:(LARi:S THAT NO
foi'xdatiox for rumor
tariff ix('hi:asi:s i:iht
OF
WASIIINOTON. D. C, Fob. 8. -Waller
D. IIIiich, Director (leneral of
Railroads has tiutliorUod the follow
ing: Thine is no foundation In the re
port that the Railroad Administra
tion Iiiih given or Ih giving any con
sideration to any Increase In present
bnsls of rates.
Tlio results of operation for the
I
MS
year, It Is bolluved the operating ln-lon(.
riiinu would be sufficient to pay the
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i... I..... .,....t.iKin .vat I i.i n 1. 1 tt Min limn.
iiiu mini MJnaiiitii uoiiniimi ' i
poets for tOUli
YAXKICKS TO RAIKK TI.V
MILLION IX TWO VIIARS.
WASIIINOTON. D. C, Fob. S
tho next,
MILLS PEDPLE
I iiiiiin t inn
FOR SEWERAGE
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'Big Crowd at Meeting There
Last Night
ACTIVE STEPS TAKEN
('uiiililllti'o In Appointed to Ciiiivush
District mill I'luil Number Who
Arc In I'm cir or Installing 'MiiiIi
Neoiloil liiipriwiiii-ut .Mnnv .loin
(noil Itoml ('lull.
That tlm pooplo of Mills addition
lite kiiIiik to IlllVe hOllli) olty liiiprovo-'
iiioiiIh In tho way of NowoniKo and
ilralmiKt) wiih Indlcntud hy Hut wnyj
tho ciowil turned out limt ovonlnt; at
tho MIIIh Addition Hall wliero tlic
projert wiih oiitlliiod to t turn, hy City j
Kncliioor J. ('. OlcKhorn with mom-
horH of tint City Council prvHont. j
Tho HowoniKo Imiirovomcnt whtoh i
Ih now holiiK .stroniiouHly Hiiuglit hy
tl"1 poonlo thoio, Engineer ('leghorn
ONllmiited would cost In the neighbor-
hood of sixty ilollarH per lot. 'unless'
the city took over the cost of the sep
tic tank In which cnst It might bo
reduced to twenty five dollars. Many
ate advocating the Including of Mich
Iran Avenue In tills Improvement and ,
It H exported that this addition will
ho made. '
A comiiiltteo was appointed to got!
out a petition for this sewerage and
to determine Just how ninny were In '
favor of having It Installed. It Is
hard to estimate how many will bo
beuofltted hut It Is thought that at
: least five hundred lots will ha Includ
ed. Cnuiicilimiii Fred Carlcb reprosent-
' lug the Klamath County (iood RoiiiIh
I A.iMiclatlou took occasion to make a
talk on the road situation and his re-
I marks met with a highly entluislasllo
I response. A very -substantial In-'
i crease to the membership of this pop-
illnr organization was added by tho
MIIIh residents at his suggestion.
I There wore plniiH maile for a holt
linn cinder road on Wantland Avoiiuo
m iiil a lotumlttoo appointed tf furth-jod
I or this mutter.
TERRIBLE FIRE IN
ALASKA CITY TODAY
FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Feb. S.
Twenty buildings In the I'earl busl
nous district were destroyed by fire
wh'ch started hero enrly toiler. Tho
'no It not yet oxtliu.uishei' uml iho
f"i trin are now (caring down tho'
adji Infng hulldiiigh In thi hope of!
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r l1 llll, llll' tiiiiii.'iui iiiiiii nun nil;
I'l'iVial llulldiutt. '
NINE HOUR DAY FOR
DRUGGISTS PROPOSED
SALIOM, Or., Feb, 8. Considera
tion of Representative Lofgren'H bill
providing n nine hour day for rogV
teied pharmacists found tho house
fairly evenly divided ns to the merits
of tlio measure, and after trying to
send It hack to the eommlttoo for
na,lui,mmt ,, nltompt was iim.lo to
,, (() tll0 cimuutoobn Inbor and
i,i,,si i-Ioh. wliuro It wiih said to ho.
llH measure relating to hours
or labor. Roth attempts failed. It
was then moved to tablo the motion
In order to give lima for further
consideration of lis merits and Ilils
passed upon a division of tho hoiiso,
NHW KM' (WSKS
Mrs. Hort Wilson and baby In Fair
vlow Addition and two children of A.
(1. Wnldrnii on Crescent nvonuo aro
HI with tho influcnm. Tho houses aro
nuiiiiiiunio.i
WIUTIIKU HF-PORT
Oregon, rain in west nnd rain or
snow In east portion, Moderate south
east winds, sifting to BOuthwost gales,
warmer In east portion tonlgltt.
NAVY BOYS RISK !
LIVES FOR CAUSEi
! MORTON, Fob H. Eminent modi-
'(III HpCl'lllllHtH llllVO bcgUll tlio at
tempt to coimunr tlio SpnnlHh Influ
Olftfl, tln lllsCIUn Unit Itlllci! (lions-
, units of persons In thin country alone
In ( lu piiKt year.
A ilentli squad of .if) yoiuiK imv
nl mna. frniil tl.n .1 nl , In ., I i r. ...... ..I.
" I III '11 ll 'III llll' l;i'IIIIWII IIIIIIUI IIP I
nt Door Island, who volunteered In
llm hiferejtlK of liumnnlty to submit
themselves in experiment and troat-
linent, wont to tlio Influenza ('olnny nt
Gallop's Inlnnil.
Piofossor M. J. Dokoiiiiu, Harvard
Mcdlfnl School, Ik In charge of tl'O
l Rtiitly, which Ih being conducted uti-
iler tlm Joint direction of tlio federal
public health service, tlio navy do
partiucht unit tlio state hnniil of
lii'iilth nervlco. Dr. Joseph Goldbcrger
of tlio navy came from Washington
with Dr. (1. M. Mi Coy, director of the
naval hygienic laboratory.
IIA.VK SI'KCIAI.TV MAX VISITS
IIiikIi II. Shelley representing tlm
Sliedil lliown MatiufacturiiiK Com
pany hank Bpot'Ialtlon, Ih In the city
lookiiiK after the lutereHts of IiIh com
pany MILLER LOOKS
EOR NEW TRIAL
WKAI.THV MILLKIt WHO WAS
COXVICTKD OF THKASOXAIU.i:
COXIU'CT Ol'IIIXO WAIt MAV
(JKT CASK ItKOI'IONUD
PORTLAND, .Fob. S. That Henry
Alburs, who wns convicted Wednes
day by the United States district
court of seditious utterance, Is not
Inclined to accept the verdict of the j
Jury as tliu last word Is Indicated In j
the preparation by his attorneys of an
appeal tn tho United States circuit
court of appeals. The appeal, it Is
understood, will be based on alleged
errois of tho trial court. Stress is to
be luld on the fact that tho Indlct-
incut did not set forth the utto'rnnccs
of the defendant In (crmnn, the Ian-
gunge in which they were uttered.
In the event the verdict Is confirm-
led by the court of appeals the lino of
defense during tho trial suggests that
an appeal would V" taken to the I'nll-
States uupromc court on the con-
fitllutlnmil ground that congress has
no authority to pass laws abridging
tho right of free speech.
In all events there Is In prospect n
long legal fight tioforo final sentence
Ih passed.
RISOXKR IXVKXTS
I'XFOIUiKARLi: CIIF.CK.
SACRAMKNTO, Cal. Feb. 8
While serving a sU-years' sentence nt
Fiilsom state prison for passing u
bogus $ir,000 cheek In Los Angeles,
W, J. Reed, alias Morris, allasCroft.
who has Just been' released. Invented
u check that cannot bo forged nud
the National Hankers' Association of
America has orfored him $80,000
for his patent. On ndvlce of his at
torney, Heed Is holding out for $100,
000. COURT 1IOUKI5
MAODFHUIU;
AXI CROWDS
RIOLHASFD.
OF riTV OK
RROKKX IXTO
OK PRISOXIORS
PARIS, Fob; 8. Serious dtsordors
ihavo occurred in Magdeburg, capital
of tlio provlnco of Saxony, according
to Iloiiln advices. Soldiers nnd sail
ors, nrmed with gieiuulo-s nnd much
Ino guns, broke down tlio doors of tho
court house, liberated 100 prisoners,
amnshed shop windows, pillaged
shops and trained machine guns on
tho Inhubltnnts, Tho government
troops nro vigorously nttacklng the
revolutionists.
iSElOS RIOTS
- ON IN SAXONYi
I
L
IS
Lost in Mountains Since Last
Monday Morning
COMMUNITY SEARCHES
loiioor Itauclior, Trapper mill Hunt
i
rr I!elle((l l) his I'liencN In lime'
ISocomo Dcinenleil
Kllle Is I'niinil on
Foot of Snow.
and Perished. I
Mountain' in
A large part of the population of
Dorrls and surrounding country ti
today out t-enrchlng the mountain-
for the body of Buck Richardson, l
well known rancher of that district,
who has been missing since Monday
morning. Richardson, who resides
on n ranch In tho hills about nine
miles west of DorrU, left with his
tlflo on Monday, intending to be gone
hut a short time. As he Is one of the
pioneers of that district and an ex
perienced hunter and trapper, little
anxiety wais felt at first when he fail
ed to appear, hut as the time went
on and he did not show up bis friends
started to find lilm Ills rifle was
discovered fjnally leaning against a
pole of (he power lino which crosses
the mountain from Copeo but no sign
of the owner had been dlscvered at
last reports. There Is about a foot
of snow on the ground In that district
and It Is greatly feared that the un
fortunate man had become mentally
unbalanced and wandered off and
perished.
EXCHANGES A RANCH
FOR CITY PROPERTY
K. M. Perfect who has been here
for several days from Albany has ex
changed his ranch property, which
is known as tho Court place, six miles
south of Klamath Falls, for tho re
sidence property of Vcm Cordon on
Miclilgan'Avonue.
Mr. Perfect loft for Albany this
morning but expects to return to
Klamath again at an early date. He
Is most enthusiastic over the future
possibilities of Klamath County.
Hid
STOCK SHOW IIOUSI-:
FOR 1'OHTI.AXI. PLAXXF.D.
PORTLAND, Feb. 8. An Immedi
ate campaign Iq to be launched to
raise $230,000 for tho construction of
a permanent building to house the
annual Pacific luternttlonal Live
stock exposition, it has been decided
nt a meeting of tho directors of the
association at the Chamber of Com
merce. One-half of this sum will bo riUeil
from points outside of Portland nud
In tho states of California, Washing
ton and Idaho and tlm remaining
amount will bo subscribe i by resi
dents of the city In a drive commenc
ing about the last week In February!
WATER MEN NAME
OFFICERS TODAY
Tho election of officers for tho
Klamath Irrigation district Is among
tho important matters of business
scheduled for the meeting at tho Re
clamation offlco this afternoon. It
is oxpected that mnttors relating to
the proposed dam at tho head nf Link
Rlvor by tlio California Oregon Pow
er Company will bo up for discussion,
SPECIAL SESSION
FOR LEGISLATURE
SALI3M, Feb. 8. Tho Governor
will call a spocial session of tho le-
glslnturo as soon as tho recoiiBtruc-
ttoit commission propnrcs tlio pro-
gram, Tho Legislature will rofor
the program to n special election of
votoiH not later than June, I
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MEXICANS PROTEST
I PROPOSED ANNEXING
i
I CAI.KXICO, Oil., Feh. 8.' C.over
nor KHtcban Cantu, of I.owor Callfor
nlu, today IrhuoiI a Htatcment to "Hie
people and flovornment of the Unit
ed States" against a continuation of
tho move to annex Lower California
to the I'niteil States and referring to
It as "a eoiiHpiracy fiamcd hy some
! citizens of the United States to as
sail the Integrity and freedom of a
friendly nation."
Tho statement, which took the
form of an open letter, said that In
the face of "the widespread propa
ganda some business and political
men are making in the United
States," ho cannot refrain, "as a .Mex
ican," from voicing his emphatic pro
teat against such activities.
CLEVER PLAY
LAST EVENING
HKill SCHOOL STUDKXTS MAKK
HIT WITH MUSICAL COMKDV,
i
"WINDMILLS OF IIFI.OIUM" AT
HOUSTOXS LAST XKSHT
Tho reputation of the Klamath
County High School pupils for pro
viding high class entertainment
whenever Its members appear before
the public is evidently deep rooted
because the seats at tho Houston
Opera House were filled last evening
before It was time for the "Windmills
of Delglum" to begin.
The reception given this clever
operetta showed thnt the crowd was
not disappointed and the piece Was In
every way a success. The youthful
stars showed unusual talent and the
music throughout, was catchy and
well'rendered. The theme was some
thing different from anything pres
ented In Klamath Falls heretofore.
The performers aro to be congratu
lated on their efforts.
SWIFT WIXS DIAMOND RIXC.
J. D. Swift won the diamond ring
which was raffled off at the Hous
ton's Opera House last evening for
tho benefit of the Junior Red Cross.
The tickets for this ring were placed
on sale soveVal months ngo, but the
Influenza situation made it necessary
to let tho matter rest until tho pres
ent time.
SIX ARE BLAMED
FOR BIG STRIKE
That six men in Seattle aro the di
rect cause of tho striko; that- these
six men aro all known by all tho' ship
building companies and by the fed
eral authorities as well; nud that of
these six men ,one Is an unnaturaliz
ed German and some of tho others
aro of foreign birth, was the asser
tion of nn official of one of tho Seat
tle shipyards, who is In Portland on
business.
Further assertion was made that in
the company with which ho was as
sociated only six men out or a total
payroll of 1,600 received the Macy
wago scale of $4.16 a day. Tho 1,590
received higher wages, some of them
running as high as $8 and $10 a day;
the nverngo wago bolng paid by tho
firm was $5,T2,
Tho shipyard odlcial, who did, not
wish to bo quoted, furthor claimed
thut tho great mass of workers did
not want to striko, but were led luto
it against their bettor judgment.
IIOLSHK.VIKI IIKIXC
SIIII'I'KI) FROM LONDON
LONDON,- Feb. S. Tho govern
ment otllclnls ro quietly arresting
and deporting undesirable alienli who
aiu uuiiuvuii in tiu uuisuuviitisi prupo-
gandists.
SCHOOL KXA.MS AT ALCJOMA.
Mrs. C. .1, Dunn was appointed by
tho Hoard nt Algoma to glvo tho
eighth Grade examination Friday,
Tth of February. Those who took
tho oxnm ure liana Uhrmnu nnd Lee
Harrington,
1T LABOR
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IB If ED
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Street Car Officials Believe
End Is at Hand
NO DISORDER AS YET
Kloclriial Workers Directed by Pres
ident to Return to Work X Curt
Under Operation Vet .Many Men
Aro Resuming Ordinary Business
Today
SKATTLK, Feb. 8. Street car ol
flclals szld here this afternoo.i hat
they believe that it is now only a
matter- of hours until thu general
strike here will be broken. Car opera
tTp are preparing to return to work,
troy declared.
Union car min ars still in confer
ence with the general strike commit
tees. SEATTLE. Feb. S. No action had
been taken at 8 o'clock this morning
by the strike committee ns to the
ultimatum Issued by Mayor Ole Hon
son yesterday. The mayor threatened
unless the men went back to wny'x to
place the city under federal control,
policed by soldiers from Camp Lewis
and other points.
SPRINGFIELD, 111.. Feb. S. J. P.
Noonan acting president of the In
ternational Electrical workers In a
telegram today directed all the elec
trical workers on the sympathetic
strike at Seattle to return to work.
TACOMA, Feb. 8. Barbers, team
sters and chauffeurs are all at work
today.
SEATTLE, Feb. S No cars aro be
lug operated this morning. The offi
cials are uncertain as to when an at
tempt will be made by the city auth
orities to put tho town under Federal
control.
A jitney sen Ice has been inaugur
ated by the mayors order.
Tho mayor said unless the trolley
companies operated, tho city cars
would bo sent over all lines.
"1 have ordered all Union exemp
tion signs torn off the cars," sild
the .Mayor. We are going to operate
without the consent of tho unions."
There is not one case of strike dis
order reported up to noon today. Sol
diers are on guard on all the streets.
Several more rcytaurants resumed
business this morning.
OLVMPIA, Feb. S. Tho Governor
has the piomlse of tho war depart
ment In all the necessary co-operation
In, coping with the strike troubles
In Seattle and Tacoma, n statement
from the governor's office said today.
SPOKANE, Feb. S. Tho local
uiilou newspapers In editorials today
urge the Spokane workers not to join
the sympathetic strike. President
Choates of the Central Labor Council
is the editor.
SEATTLE, Feb. S. Tho state
newspaper here is being Issued under
a police guard.
EVERETT. Wash., Fob. S. The
Trades Council has decided to take
a referendum vote on tho question
of tho general sympathy strike. Tho
returns will be duo next Wednesday,
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 8. The
announcement is made today that L.
C. Marshall of the labor adjustment
board is hero to "roviow the whole
striko situation" at tho oltices of the
shipping board.
TACA.MA, Fob. S. Street car'ser
vlco has been resumed here. Tho
striko situation has greatly cleared
In tho last fow hours.
IJVTTB. Mont Feb. S.-Hundreda
of tho armed striking miners haye
turned back men who wore try ns ; to
go to work Mining In this district
is almost suspended.
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