The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 21, 1915, Page 1

@ RATHSKELLER PROPRIETOR CALLS PASTOR A LIAR IN COUNCIL REV. LEONARD TELLS OF CAFE ORGY The Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News VOLUME 18. NO. 99 SEA’ LE, WASH., MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1915. ONS CENT. S3 7hAihe 2h NEWS STANDS, Be N WASHINGTON there is a White House. In the White House there is a room. In that room there is a man, a desk, a type- writer—AND A GREAT RESPONSIBILITY. @ The man may sit at the desk, write a few lines, and pause. He walks to the window and in the gathering dusk watches the people—his fellow citizenss—marchine home from their daily labors. @ For on the emphasis of a word, the construction of a sentence, may hang the destiny of the world’s richest nation and the fate of a hundred million souls. Far into the night he may labor with the weight of duty he could, but would not, shirk. His type- writer clicks as he arrays in language without offense, yet not obscure in its firmness, the will of a great people as he, their spokesman, interprets it. Then, his way decided, he may rise from a few hours of restless sleep to face the criticisms of his ad- visers, the wails of the disappointed, the abuse of his enemies at hand and the spoken word of pedantic prominents all over the nation, not big enough to be above the humanness of jealousy. @, This is not one day from the life of President Wilson—it is every day. @ His critics are voluble. The people for whom he labors are silent. @ Tomorrow, let's break this silence! Let's tell the president we are with him, that we believe in him, that we are going to help him bear that responsibility. @ Let's rise and recognize that honest and courageous statesman who is unselfish enough to perceive that his supreme duty is to the people and the nation. Let's all do our part. March in the parade. Elsewhere on this page you will find particulars about where to meet. Attend the noon-day meeting at the Grand theatre. If you can’t march or go to the meeting, turn out and CHEER. If you can’t even get downtown, put a flag out in front of your home and tell your neighbors to do the same. @ Let's all get together for a day and demonstrate our loyalty and firm belief in Woodrow Wilson, president. LET'S BREAK DOWN PARTY LINES AND THANK GOD WE'VE GOT SUCH A MAN ON THE JOB IN WASHINGTON! Poice Wink T0810" MOBS GATHER MGI Vice, ze AS GOVERNOR - , He Charges =: SAVES FRANK _ In the midst of a dramatic de- A man on guard accidentally | ipth f Nleged nn stumbled upon 26 sticks of dy- | TL A . 5 , ty matbihellee eale’ fetes namits, to which was attached \| A NTA, Ga., June 21 (Bulletin).—The police the Rathekeller cafe recently, _ COUNCILMEN | _ PASS WILSON ral svg | Read This, You | RESOLUTIONS [vnm>en ere this RUGENE FOLKS BEHAVE afternoon ordered 220 beer | L¢0 M. Frank has been s . ore front. ney men will be there to carry rate his st eda saloons and 20 clubs of At- from the gallows and is no |] you. The parade will start from the regrade district, in|] ~ Get there at 11:30 of earti wnere women, sodden “with | a fuse, partly burned. | |were warned this afternoon to look for a big party, re- . ie , ci : ‘ fe. author i Wilson Day will be celebrated in Seattle tomorrow. TEE Edens Ok. erignds ae git go ne Rg agg oe PO i Oi ct gre ge tad |ported to be en route to Atlanta from Cobb, to take If the weatherman is kind, the event should go off | witt assembie just north of the | surrounding them, Rev. Adna eponaliie ter, the: sising, |vengeance upon Gov. Slaton for commuting the death with a loud and enthusiastic bang. — Virginia at, Get that?” Worth fl cere ete ene ett | American, was arrested at [sentence of Leo M. Frank to life imprisonment. Those having the celebration in charge hope that] of the intersection of Third and | CLOSE UP SALOONS | severy patriotic citizen will carry a flag and get into|] Vigine | mh | By Lowell Mellette * £8 ch ill dece jene a oe “oe H ATLANTA, June 21— | ATLANTA, Ga., June 21.— | the parade and that every patriotic merchant will deco-|] be there to iead you. The jit | Chief of Poli , J i 7 lachi 5 . Bile A AT EUGENE, June 21.—The county} lanta closed. He feared that (a prisoner at the Milledgevill the rear of the New Washington hotel, at noon, sharp. | ,,2itrexmen:, Report to, Secre FIRE LADDIES GIVE jail here is empty, today for the| drinking by the crowds fill; |State Farm, under sentence All wishing to march should report to Chief Marshal ] at 11 o’ctock or before. He will || | | second time in the history of Lane ing the downtown streets lite inact labernead But | county might lead to violence. Bert Butterworth at 11:30. ise te tee an oaks ia ‘ w The signal for the start will be the presidential salute shield. ech ;, j - e en rocee: im. which the cruiser South Dakota, at anchor off the f00t ] ging point—north of the Inter. uf Madison st., in Elliott bay, will fire. section of Virginia and Third. The line of march will be: On Second to Pike, east ment committee of the Chamber of d “ ‘ ‘ommerce a as a warm io Fourth, south to Union, west to First, south to Uni- qacoma council was rend and will| spot in the hearts of many thou versity, east to Second, and thence on Second south to) be forwarded to the president. It) sands of others in Seattle. her fi , whether the action of Gov, Slaton in commuting his sen-— tence is to result in a blot violence upon the name Georgia was still a question today. The people of Atlanta have de manded that the murder of ’ Phagan, a 14-year-old factory girl, be avenged. Frank's life was the price asked, and today great crowds gathered In the streets and about the public — buildings, fi . ay made a present of} é troops from Fort Lawton. followed es lh eg hei ee ee et \ e institution, | Methodist church, was inte: At the city hall and postoffice por by the marine band and sailors) Star's Wilson day song ve Are | rupted at the council franchise lice were held in readiness for such ~ from Bremerton navy yard | With You, Woodrow Wilson!” and | | committee meeting Monday tion . 4 Next will come the police band| “Star-Spangled Banner.” | |GOVERNMENT WINS | i action as might be necessary, : i : RYTHER HOME $1 14 | Mother Ryther’s home may not| | have the warm «pot in the hearts of | |members of the charity indorse 4 is an expression of confidence in| is wel! known, The boys in the fire Cherry, and disperse. Wilson. | de for example, think a Mounted police will go ahead to] thews, George F. Cotterill and Pres -_—— |r Mother Ryther’s home, | ? clear the way. At the head of the} ident Boyns of the Commerelal club. e dug into their pock ‘4 line will be the soldier band and| — Will Send Wilson Mei | morning by James W. Morriso Governor Makes Statement and a detachment of “the finest.”| it is likely that an overflow meet $ | one of the proprietors of the Gov. Slaton promised t and the firemen’s band, and as|ing will be held in Cherry st. 60 RAILROAD Co. UIT cate nalned. Y sed to make @ many members of the fire depart-/don't be discouraged and go away oan | “) don’t like to call you a for commuting the death sent : ment as can leave their stations. | if you can't get into the theatre. WASHINGTON, June 21—The| liar,” Morrison eald, heatedly, ts sentences) imposed upon Frank to life imprige ~ onment be statement, explaining his reasons A resolution will be offered at the government today won its sult be fore the supreme court to put the “but you are so close to it: yuncil to Participate Co Pp Morrison didn't finish his sen-| The city council and other mu- meeting and a message will be sent ' From bis country home, three — nicipal officers will ride in automo- to President Wilson. | Delaware & Lackawanna R. R. out | tence. miles from the city, he sent word | - - Jof the coal business for evading! Councilman Lundy jumped up and Z Hog 7 biles, and many societies, clubs and| o : , P Vz : that he was convinced he did the } the commodities clause law thra|shouted, excitedly: “Mr. Chatr : 2 al orders will be reoresen:) WOMAN TO RENDER |ite subsidiary coal selling com: |man.” Fs ee reait aud “Feeling as | do about the 1 court declares m1 7 > pany, The court declared the; Dr, Leonard took advantage of tt case, | would be a murderer if 1 allowed this man to hang,” the governor continued. “it means that | must live in obscurity for the rest of my days, but | would rather be plowing the fields than feel for the rest of my life that | had a man’s blood upon my hands. 4 Shortly after 10 a, m. a mob of several hundred angry men started jevasion to be fllegal the interruption to remark to Mor- | race romen, nto outaooe 'y/ AN ORIGINAL SONG. ye interutig Yo remni too force, in organizations and individ-| : | BER | PI | The W ta th LIN, via The Hague, lan Indication of the business y ey: 's Commercial) yadam Hollingshead - Hubbell, | 21 WILL SING 0 ERA peat in” ee ee ee Club and the Women’s Civic club| who is a member of the Women's lune 21.—Lemberg is about to | : ; | The'subject under discuaston war are among the women's organiza-| Civic club and a singer of note, wil}; fall. Before the eyes of the HERE SHRINE WEEK Councilman Lundy's bill to revoke | tions which have announced i | to the air of “America” verses kaiser, now on the tern | |the Butler hotel license because intention to march. which she herself had written es. front in supreme command, | “Sfartha” will be sung the first dancing Is belng conducted tn the Landon and “Ordinary Ginks” | pecially for the occasion | | the victorious Austro-German | night of Shrine week, next month, °#fe. contrary to an ordinance | armies will soon enter the Ga- [at the Moore by a grand opera Passed several years ago liclan capital, it is expected | group composed mainly of Seattle’s| Already in a high pitch of excite. A big feature—perhaps the big geat—in the parade will be the Ordi Long live our pri He whom our God hi nary Gink parade, “Gen.” Dan Lan-| To lead this land. | here. Standard Grand Opera company.|™ent, the’ council chamber was to march from the downtown set: ’ don commanding. Dan has had a! “Peace!” be our watchword cry; ‘Austrian troops are storm. |The Shriners not only have euay.{thrown into fever heat by the sen tion to the capitol, where they aim lot of appropriate signs made for|!n peace to live and die— | ing the last line of Ru de- |janted expenses, but have reserved | S#tlonal cherges of Dr, Leonard pected to demand to see the gov 7 the ordinary ginks to carry Mountains and hills reply: fenses only 11 miles from Lem- |1.200 seats for Eastern nobles. | Sunday night Dr, Leonard dectar d ernor. : The jitneymen have shown their) “Pe to all land berg, according to reports | jed from the pulpit that he had a 7 Slaton was in communication 3 patriotism by offering to carry the| from Przemysi today, and the | jlong Hat of places where city ordi with the city authorities by tele ordinary ginks in the parade, Ev-| Woodrow will guide us right, Slav forces are preparing to HARRY THAW READY |nances and state laws were being phone and messenger. ery jitney will have a portrait of Out of this hellish fight. evacuate the city, | violated, which he would turn over | He was determined, it was learn- President Wilson on Its wind shield,| “Peace!” Is his cry. Trainloads of Russian wounded FOR SANITY TRIAL Prosecutor Lundin | ed, to remain at his country homiaa Interspersed in the line will be| His faith is our faith, too; are being hurried from Lemberg “There is a house,” he said to} instead of coming to the city, and Cavanaugh’s band, Wagner's band,| Nor might but right to do, toward the Russian border. Avi |the counefl Monday, “within sight | the police indicated they deemed this 5 the mail carriers’ band, the Des| Harmony thru and thru— ators have also reported sighting, NEW YORK, June 21—Harry K.|0f the police station where women | a wise precaution Motnes Children Home band and} “Peace!” Is our cry. jong trains, bearing heavy u0® Thaw will be his own most {mpor-|'Put thelr heads out of the windows Gov. Slaton notified Sheriff Man- the Tilikum fife and drum corps. | ‘Sica ida and munitions, leaving the city for tant witness when the trial In which{@N@ solicited four men within as | gum shortly before midnight of the 20,000 Badges Made TACOMA HA Russian territory his sanity will be tested before a|™M&ay minutes. This condition is | commutation of Frank's sentence. The Franklin Press, in the Pyth S BIG Oy 11 Miles From City jury opens tomorrow jell ever (he ‘city. The pallce ave The sheriff barely had time to } fan twilding, First and Pike, over The Russian positions 11 miles “A+ the Ludiow at, jail Thaw was|Minking at open law violation | make arrangements to catch the Bartell's drug store, annowpees that TIME WILSON DAY from the city, now being attacked, | iusy today preparing for the trial.| nore has been an appeal made to | midnight train from Atlanta, but artel'e drug store, annoypees that | are on a «trongly fortified ridge. | ?"* BEey a Mayor Gill to atop this condition of rushed Frank to the station aia Te A Le hee atay| TACOMA, June 21—Seldom has| Latest reports declare Austrian affairs, but he has pald no atten euntestaaaitie tons made, which will be given away’ 4, jarge a crowd as that which took |troops were sweeping forward R R. KEEPS LANDS tion. Seattle today ts #s wide open | |" Sherift Mangum was ieee evra”, Any ind be ogy bd res part In the Wilson day celebration| with the bayonet, under cover of |"" + as any city in the United States. panied to the station by a posse of ion can get one for the asking bY Saturday —b attracted to the|heavy artillery fire, to rout the| WASHINGTON, June The! The lcense committee, repre r “4 one for the asi t ) artillery € ou n p deputies. P going t# the Franklin Press Tuesday) qowntown df@trict Thousands | Slava from their last stronghold. | supreme court of the United States|sented at the meeting by Council | nt 2:40 this morning the sheriff morning o gathered about the speakers who| Once this ridge is taken, Gen, today overruled the Oregon Dis-|men Fitzgerald and Erickson, di and Frank reached Macon, | ia f\ The mass meeting at the Grand gang the praises of Wilson fromm@|) Von Mackenzen's entire army %s trict court's forfelture to the gov-| vided in its report to the counell they entered an automobile theatre, Cherry st., between Second) platform at one of the busiest expected to sweep over the plains ernment of 2,300,000 acres of land) Erickson favors revoking the Ii started for Milledgeville. 2 end Third aves., will starat 12:20. street corners before the city without opposition. In Western Oregon valued at be-'censes of both the Butler and the Frank's jailers were taken com. Prof. E. J. Meany will preside,| Governor Lister's address threw | After being driven from Grodeck | tween $50,000,000 and $75,000,000 Rathskeller, while Fitzgerald voted pletely by surprise. They had and the speakers will be Mayor @ill,' the throng into wildest enthusiasm.|on Saturday, the Slavs in this re-| granted to the Oregon & California to make no recommendation what a " Dr (Continued on Pace 4) ile ex-Senator f RR A_resohition pproved by the !eton fell back unon Lemberg It WAERE ARE THE MARRIED FOLKS, DID YOU ASK? YOU'LL FIND THEM TODAY, AND HEREAFTER, ON THE EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE STAR 7 LESLEY SE ERR RTC AI |