The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 1, 1915, Page 1

go to the moving Pieture shows ence in a while, dont you? Of course! Everybody does. Star's advertising department te! hi ing picture men how YOU al! this paper, and how they ought, lore, to place their advertising in The Star. There's a lot of it in The Star ask YOU to ys read what they have to offer, VOLUME 18. NO. 162. SEATTLE, WASH., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1915. ONE CENT 2¥.wi"4tynoa™2 | KAISER GIVES IN TO WILSON; WAR CRISIS PAS (ACCEPT US: DEMAN D ee A other Victory for Soft-Mitted Woods g What's the Matter With Making ’Em ALL Use Fords? . Hudson car, with a e “buttons” at the 4 The Star recommends to the city and county that they sell all h cel if J, ¢ the big, high-priced autos they own, an py nothing henceforth but \ Ford is good: enough for him. A Ford, is good ehough for all | Fords. The Star is prompted to making this recommendation by the them, And let them do their own chauffing a ease of Sheriff Hodge, who refuses to ride in anything except a Fords are cheap. They will stand a lot of knocking about. ‘They Pierce-Arrow auto. are as tough as an Alaska husky dog. And they'll go anywhere Our city and county officials MOST OF WHOM RELIED And with almost as many varieties of autos in the city and county EITHER ON STREET CARS OR SHANK’S MARE FOR TRANS garages as the celebrated Heinze produces in the pickle line, there is a PORTATION BEFORE THEY CAME INTO OFFICE, are becom lot of needless expense in maintaining duplicate parts. Let the city ing too luxurious in their tastes. It seems to The Star that the folks d county standardize : who pay the taxes are entitled, at this point, to raise up their voices in pense protest THE CITY AND COUNTY ARE TRYING TO ECONOMIZE Police Chief Lang when he journeys from the city hall up Secon VERY WELL, HERE'S A FINE CHANCE TO DO IT UPKEEP OF “#342, BRADFORD FIND BODY ** PREPARES OF AH KING AUTOS BIG ° y TANG CASE IN A HOTEL COS ] | EM With Council to Determine Meets His End by Bullet a Probe _Procedure in Sacramento. Sheriff Bob Hodge's yearning for for)and trucks, and minus a few Fo & high-priced automobile led The which have been purchased si [LANG HAS ATTORNEYS BELIEVE y IT SUICIDE! Star, Tuesday, to take inventory of the list was complied, and which ~ . the city’s and county's stock of have ys distributed thru the dit Chief Is Getting Ready to Boalt Tells How Rich Old aut f : 4 ‘ jen ap Wr oy Defend Himself Against | Man Found Happiness in Charges. Giving to Others. The county, The Star found, main- LIGHT DEPARTMENT 41 bigh-pr! ecusomention nos. Superintendent Ross drives Cérporation * "Geunkel By FREO Lo BOALT Bradford ‘had been atiwent fromthe! Ah King, beloved “mayor” of the ere DEPARTMENT ity for the past few days, the ex- | Seattle Chi town, is dead to the latest statistics, at least 20 | Superintendent Cate drives a = pr in the investigation! His body was found in a room in high-priced cars, out of a total of /Velle- it F fef Lang next weeX | hotel at Sacramento, Cal, Mon about 50 autos, the balance of which lance includes 3 Fords, 1 €. M. |. Bie im Catermined ‘day, and ‘¢ wan a small hole in HIS is a free advertisement for Henry Ils along in a big on one make of car, and eliminate this ex- y on The city alie oon owns, according “Sot all of \velle. ‘ ; tie coats Sat tne Goat Balance includes 7 wordy aie + ’ Pavey ate Fords, lr. and 1 Chalmers. ‘ a f Brad i con Wednesday with members of the yell, and |) Will then Proceed to nble the |” evidence to be presented Prepared fe ti Lang has on gaged th { Willett & Olson tto jeorke Grog before the The big city autos are distributed for the most part with the heads of departments, while the under em-! V! Ployees travel in Fords. To maintain these cars it in Necessary to keep on hand in the city garages a certain number of duplicate parts. When one of the WATER DEPARTMENT Superintendent Youngs drives ince includes 9 Fords. HEALTH DEPARTMENT Commissioner McBride drives his own car. Sanitary Inspector Stevens drives " skull where a bullet had the brain. Whether Ab King died by his own or an enemy's hand is not known positively. A coroner's inquest is being held in the California city Wednesday Every known. circumstance, ex Ment Oliver |\C*M One, points to suicide terms in the torff, acting WASHINGTON, controversy over the submarine warfare. for Berlin, informed the state department that henceforward the kai- By C. P. Stewart. 1.—Germany today offictally accepted America’s © Ambassador Von Berns- bi rs break, a costl ir bill|# Buick. Slows wil igh Garbage Superintendent Murray Following are the county officials 4nd Milk Inspector Henderson both who drive personally-owned autos rive Fords. which are kept up by the county “a aghnae Officer McGee drives counctl will be and will pre interpretation of international The one exceptional cireumatanes| ser’s submarine attacks will conform. with America’s is that a note was found beside Ab te eur | King’s body. It was written in Rng. law. The meeting sday will prop. |lisb. Ah King could not write Eng | ably ned to ontlining the | "sh. The note said Witnesses Jon’t bian ng.” Germany's reply to the last Lusitania note forwarded by the administration” will give assurance that no more liners will be torpedoed without warning, provided THE “pustic UTILITIES DE- a G. H. Allison, assessor, FORD. | # Dodge. |. Beem: in, inspector, BUICK. | JR. "Barly, inspector, FORD. fi is, gupervisor, FORD. . lemphill, supervisor, FORD. J. T. Jones, supervisor, CHAL- MERS. J. Tate Mason, coroner, Buick. N. B, Petersen, supervisor, FORD. V. Purcell, plumber, FORD. PARTMENT has 2 Fords. ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Dimock drives a Pope-Hartford. Balance includes 4 Fords and 1 Franklin. FIRE DEPARTMENT Chief Stetson drives a Velie City Electrician Joslyn drives a 4 ‘ will be sub their testimony under oath and will be subject to cromsexemination dispatch from Sacra day saying a amed Hock Moy one Ch \ALLIED GRUISER aes d or committed suic first news of Ah King’s death, which ass know any/ they do not attempt to escape or resist the submarine. Neither will liners be sunk without safeguarding the lives of non-combatants, carries with it the implication of ‘visit and search and allowance ample time in which non-combatants may be removed before ajship is sunk. The state department was further informed that Germany adopted this policy "\before the Arabic was torpedoed and sunk. This amounts to a practical disavowal A. E. Ruffnnr, right-of-way agent, t FORD. Seiek. en eee L. Semon, quarry, FORD. i. a 9 Bi apo Pi peee Hart. lords, 1 Cadillac an elies J. H. T. Sparling, health, PACK POLICE DEPARTMENT Chief Lang is driven in a Hudson. Balance incitudes 1 Stevens-Our- gricultural expert, FORD. yea, 2 Hudsons, 5 Fords and 1 Gar. |movie carnival at Brighton Beach nm, commissioner, FORD, ford. |New York. Hamilton, commissioner, LOCO- yp vi commissioner, FORD. HARRY THAW SUES Noice, comm joner, Jenning je, Waitchell.. Lyons, hospital, LOCOMOBILE. Nelson, engineer, FORD. Morrison, engineer, FORD. Hodge, sheriff, 77777 Denton, engineer, LOCOMOBILE, Road truck, commissioners, MACK. Durham, schools, FORD. Altho the county owns but five; Motorcycles, there are three dif-| ferent make: yne Harley-Davidson, three Indians and one Thor. ¥ Mowing is a tabulation of city! , not including apparatus Well, They’re Off to Europe! Yes, Indeed, JEFF as Well as MUTT!! (Copyright, 1915, by MH ©. Fieher) Sie + Anita Stewart, the youthful movie | star, known as “the Godde was snapped while watching the IS SUNK BY TURKS Bocas parca biog Sd a by Mig the destruction of the White Star liner. ax “Ah King.” Upon receiving instruction from Berlin as to the information that Should a is, unig git» Jeter om given this government, Ambassador Von Bernstorff appeared at the state, ol store of the King Chong Lung Co..a scheduled conference with Secretary Lansing. He first infor Washington st., of which he was) Germany's acceptance of all American demands. It was, in effect, s good-bye letter. Returning to the embassy he prepared a note to Lansing Plittin; It directed his business associates what disposition to make of his| the full acceptance of this government's terms as contained in the! Lu: resp the dig cel aaa ber sahde tlanik's The ambassador's note read: “Regarding our conversation FOR A DIVORCE : gr i orn HEE AL i a tA a 1Ah pr hed local Chinese, to inform. you that my instructions regardng our answer to the e urk) le *, . . s of a novel wr t polls ins hi . Good Ick to ail my friends.” one are that it contains the following passage: adhe tle near in The Star, beginning MOLTKE IS SIGHTED (i00..."" tee .“‘No liner will be sunk by our submarines without _warni @ult for divoros from Evelyn [ity 8 | “Good-bye to all my friends. Tam) gafety to the lives of non-combatants, provided the liners do not Nesbitt Thaw w “ ies to. | The name of the story is“ BERLIN, Sept. 1.—The dread jpoins , | offer resistance.” \ day by attorneys for larry |Goddess.” The film tation of ught Moltke, reported by the : nf * " A . . : pe cit i presented their peti |the novel, with Miss Stewart and|Rueslan admiralty. to have been| Ab King had been in poor health “Altho I know you do not wish to discuss the Lusitania question till the Arabic | tion to Judge Reid |Earle Williams and many other! gunk by a British submarine {n the |and low spirits for two yenrs at definitely and satisfactorily settled, I desire to inform you of the policy of my government was decided on before the Arabic BERLIN, Sept. 1. — The foundering of an enemy cruis er bombarding the Guif of Smyrna, was reported to Smyrna dispatches here today. Two cruisers were engaged in the bombardment, it was stat ed, when one sunk. The sec ond attempted to rescue the these are owned by the This fs Anita | She is some queent Also she Is eee |photoplay stare, will begin at the|quif of Riga, was seen cruising off|least. Daniel Landon, the dead| incident Thaw charges infidelity and | bra theatre Sund ‘@ Kalise: w sim canal under|man’s attorney and confidant, says Alhambr: the Kaiser use rcic¢ names John Francis as the al- | ‘The gtory will run dally In The|her own steam, Copenhagen dis-! —_—----- | } until finished. | patches reported here today (Continued on Page 5) \ (Continued on Page 5) By “Bud” Fisher corespondent. Al , LM j pT ph [ ENSCHULDIGEN SIE min Vf, “ mene! +! our Wi HERRA, TCH GEM NACH an 8 hi To PoKr DEUTSCHLAND ZURUEK y © eMousH DIE ERSTEN MAL (N 20 SPEAK G Rac M AGAINST tHe ANREN FUR MEINEN GERMANS mane JEFF ory OUR. 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