The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 4, 1915, Page 1

"THERE may be an honest reason why anyone should want the Vashon ferry to dock at Des Moines, 18 miles from Seattle. If there is such a reason, it has been rept a secret. County Commissioner Lafe Hamiliton, who lives at Des Moines, wants the ferry to dock there. Why? Real estate men of Des Moines want it there. It is easy to see why they want it. The Vashon ferry is to be a county ferry, belonging to the people of the whole county. The principal purpose of this ferry is to aid farmers in : bringing their products to market—and the market is in Seattle, not Des. Moines. Why the farmers, or, for that matter, any one, should be com- pelled to drive 18 miles to Seattle, when the ferry can dock at the Port of Seattle’s Madison st. dock, free of charge, is beyond comprehension. Wednesday afternoon there is to be a public hearing in this matter in the commissioners” office. Will the commissioners give the people a raw deal or a square deal? If YOU want the ferry to dock in Seattle, and not 18 miles out in the country, YOU should attend the hearing and tell the commissioners so. The meeting opens at 3 p. m. PAP RAPALA ALR AALS Molly Picks Chad! AS T IRPRISED you, didn’t it? Well, | _ surprised a lot of us who had EDITION idea it was going to be Pat, or : Edie. The whole thing is tok Froste; Tuesday fair and warmer “Confessions of a Wife,” ! TIDES AT sEATTLY Miah 10) am, Tht VOLUME 18, NO, 188 |FAMOUS AUTHOR SAYS WAR PERIL MENACES U.S. SEATTLE, WASH., MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1915. ONE CENT %iwi@ittod’t ‘8 ym tee Nt ingest [oa : ! Drives Ambulance | Asks Venue Change | By Herbert Quick pee at Battle Fronts lin Labor Chiefs’ Tria Famous Author, Philosopher, and Editor, and Contributor to The Star { Co lumbia S | sssavene | EACE in Europe will at once make the Mexican); th G f ; } . crisis acute. All the warrihg nations have citizens e Gem 0 { est- in Mexico, and several of them Have enormous i the Ocean? IGNORE } RUSSIA ments there. : F N IMPORTANT, Author ¥ At least two of them would give almost anything A tative Series of Up-to- 7 tor naval bases on the Mexican coast. One of them has the-Second Articles on ‘ been trying to get one there. They may decide to fish} OU" American Navy ee : ate BY FRANKLIN D. Ee: when the Mexican waters are troubled. ROOSEVELT. 10 be prepared for defense much more than we need it 1 A 4 mary ’ the United States Navy re Peace in Europe does not mean clear skies and sunny wes , see . The navy is called our 5 for us. It means critica me ‘. “first line of defense”—and / A “ sp 9 ’ A 4 Mexican “Bandits” in Somebody’s Pay it 18 that ; How much do we really “ a, The Mexicans are ra x the border of Texas. Why know about OUR FIRST —- : L «Shag a gaat Does one su that they are doing it.on their LINE OF DEFENSE? WASHINGTON. D ONDON, Oct. 4.—At the Bown a Is it as strong as we : : te en i hour when Russia's warlike ul ; =" J DAVID > D i aii: alae Had “handttc” should wish it to be in case C., Oct. 4.—While de- timatum to Bulgaria expired Ena | “ mt appeered fp CAPLIN es anyone inet = called “ba " of war with a foreign power? tails are lacking, it is Ce ny Srey & Seattle | rday. It given i 3 for it? tails are lacking, it i today, Crar Ferdinand’s inten. | we yo “4 ay . ong ay -~ Le pare doing this arc ng paid for i We frankly confess we % s - tions were unknown here. 8e-D. HODEA an Insight into the difficulties eo) 5 era ae sn Who is paying them? Some foreign nation, no doubt,|} were not certain—so we de known positively to- it wae believed possible, Oct. 4—"I | getting employment ‘a ithe rulers of which would like to see us embroiled in a Mexi Sermon ee eT day that Germany's 5 ta Lit Yr g ‘ ¢ got Franklin 0. Roose- be ie wesian minister and hie | atm | Are the school sperintendent and Perhag me nation which would lik@?to have an ap the navy department to tell. § matter is not satisfac- staff had departed from Sofia, q ; - as ordered to do if Bulgaria did | y Bartlett Boder, one not break off with Russia's ene- | of the first American women to portunity offered to take part in a Mexican war for the puif-|) We asked him to do this be- { ‘ *: pose of accomplishing some selfish object in getting a foot-|{ cause we believe he knows tory to the United hold on the continent of North America } | mere Shows Sie Navy of cure States. This govern- achool board deliberately tmporting teachers from outside of the state of Washington while hundreds of} mies and order oUt German | drive an ambulance in the Ev- {qualified teachers, whose homes ' : < . ) than any other man living! ¢. officers. ropean war, who has return: been in Seattle for years, re- We have just taken possession of Santo Domingo under |} R hes. told in ain §} ment has Be. had cals ear | to Net York: Ste will co ‘Frain on the unemployed ist, oF the forms of a financial protectorate” Niuminating articles, the from the impe goy to England before Christmas [else are forced to accept positions | Admiral Caperton has declared martial law in the island,){ FACTS about our navy. ernment a disavowal | ge Se egos ae ea eee, se 2) eine where : because of the fact that “certain foreign influences” have The first of these articles . “anit a pose j jarge motor truck carrying | Inquiry The Star today re Rat a ' Mirage tig * back tabbatl rave discloses @ SURPRISING (= of official responsibil- tions with the central empires. = provisions to the trenches |vesls an astounding condition of j Deen engaged, 4 W are, in sung rebellion against the | AND ALARMING LACK in { : 4 . pee oweg ee ee fd , rience jattairs. There are more than 1,100 | American occupatic | the VERY FIRST PART of ity for the destruction averted, even following such a step lteachers in the Seattle grade and | . ° our naval defense that would i) e vessé a [high schools, Less than 300 of \Foreign Nations Eager for Foothold Sate Vea meat: oot the vessel and for | | these lived either in Seattle or {n| aca Wi elit infinences? {it will be printed in The compensation to the WAR RUMORS DENIED | the state of Washington when they| MATHEW SCHMIDT s pest: i Star tomorrow. families of the Ameri- SOFIA, Oct. 2. (Delayed.)— petted thelr positions. Approx! One great foreign nation has been eager for years to se I} Watch fer it . Amie A Bulgarian news agency an. Y M C A MEETING mately 800 came from outside the} LOS ANGELES, Oct. 4—The | CUre concessions in Santo Domingo, and the control of Mole LEARN JUST HOW cans killed. | mounced today it ncllecwe dy 0 r} Fis atate | defense in the trial of M. A. | St. Nicholas, which would command the commerce leading|} SAFE WE ARE! On these two points, it is believ- ates tee fohtewteng romers: ' PMS | 200 Out of Positions | Schmidt, alleged accomplice of | to the Panama canal, and give a naval base within strikir mai jed, the American position will re- | That German officers | | @ | gentiio echool teachers out of em-| murder In connection wine tig | distance of it | : "Final: retweal br. Kigemady al | have arrived in Bulgaria to || “Why did the -city council» | Settle i Rueben or tie Weaane When this war broke out in Europe I was among those cede to these demands wou! : | participate in the opera || stop its Investigation of gam tel h b waters t . t es, plan- er eet bri p VON MACKENZEN Td | o thes mands would bring tions of railways and to | bling?”"—Rev. A. W. Leonard Girls wena omen hav aye in ned to demand a change of ven who fondly believed it would be the last effort of militarism} ; bout the iong-threatened diplomat- t . W. . is } 0 pare: liv ' . 7 ‘ 1 ture. command the army. “There Is a reluctance to see | | Seattle. whoww parents live here'| we when Judge Frank R. Willis I hoped that its dreadful lessons would make dis-| DIRECT BIG DRIVE © 223. iat Premier Radecla Just what 18 going on."—Pros. | | WHO Fecelved thelr education here, convened pourt today. armament possible; but that dream is over | eon cretary Lansing has refused to voff has declared Bulg | | Washington and of the « pr : ve wing ve veo aqaenee, For a generation after this war is over militarism will bel Snow: wesiver: that Ga ane would receive from Ger- —— lweeliadiiiols, have been turn sea there was much preju- | or hat m a : BUCHAREST, Oct. 4.—A quarter. known, however, that the German many $10,000,000 a month , time and time agein, tho their quai.| °° *s*inst his client here rampant than ever before in the history of the world million troops, under Fleld Marshal ambassador, Von Bernstorff, will be red wa “You can't have proper law ott cone - le cma 5 ame, i ASS ROR Nothing tv S anything in such Von Mackenzen, have been with. asked to come to Washington from ! a Sore —@)| enforcement while the chief of |ifications were satisfactory, while | world save ws We have the drawn from Russia and have arrived, New York. soon oo ‘ * eachers who had never set foot on h a’ 4 . le withérewal police will go to Tate's,” said Washington tail, Gene saalaamena machinery for developing this pow- at the Serbian frontier, where Von) Germany, it is understood, wants aa ithe minister's withdrawal | Dr. Adna W. Leonard, speaking . er—I mean military power—but we k ill direct the driv to arbitrate the question of ¢ f ‘This hope is based on the possi jed for positions by the Seattle au I : Mackenzen will dire ie e to q n of compen: pe at the Sunday club masse meet. | 9 @ |bave so little of the power devel- Constantinople, according to the Sation, but President Wilson takes the Bulgarian cabinet thorities oped D4 nos! . t attitu bean rol rr Stet wien it real be A the Y. M. C. A. yesterday Ne “qupotibivé easmitiaiites atel Pt etal oped that we a alm rt as despic- Epocha. These forces have taken ‘he attitude that arbitration should 7 herwise the allies ar. “ |held. The recommendations appear ls it to be 21.73 mills or Jat the Seattle theatre, Monday | *e he nations of the up theri headquarters at Versecz. deal only with the amount of com- izes if they act otherwis Why.” he asked, “was the | : : " world as China . ab 4 mean war ' bli 4 t ti nm ote |to be made by School Spertntend 19.62 mills? hoon, to protest against the higher World's Wat ; P, The above dispatch was uncon. )¢ ot with the question of } 13th Nation to Enter War — oe P lent :Cooper and sanctioned by the The size of Seattle's tax levy |levy. Speakers included Judge) ,, World's Watermelon Patch firmed from any other source, it| Whet e should be compensa- i The Russian fieet was reported arn t iri rsona}. | School board by an arbitrary “se for 1916 could not be predicted | Burke. John D, Wenger, and J. Y.| >) 00% ae a ae + ee a ‘ sing is a fact, however, that the Austro- tion at all : HME to be near Varna, an important a set nat the city offi. |eret” marking method, based, it in| Monday, preceding the after- |C. Kellogg for, us, Instead of ending iti for it] German center, commanded by Von Black sea port, ready for a blow Ceunciimen, for per. (claimed, on the records of the| noon council meeting, for Coun Councilman Lundy, In a state royal, and leaves lmmmexeur, Mackenzen, has not progressed for $5co 00a, 000 LOAN 1f Russia makes war, it wil! h th did they thought | teachers cilman Hesketh, the only mem ment today, answering Mayor Gill's |. cltiaey tere. os om 10 days, altho the Russians are not 9 .) Bar iets ws vorls eeroaate the ape ney did 0, they § ou A regulation of the school board ber who had not taken a stand | communication to the council Pri-| ey available te attack as | "presumed to be in great force east NOW GUARANTEED + f igats an hat applica 8 ve i \ the | ¢ ayn © mayor knows tha Si Siena el Pecaaept te Base 13th nation had gone on it would have re: requi that applicants must ha for or against cutting out lay, 8 the mayor now that) The western * of Pinsk . y aide two years’ experience outside the three items In dispute, for bond | the counct! will and must pass the Greece's entry on the allies’ si¢ vealed one of the most serious > gabe ; i A hc pa: Py Sigs : | world’s ~ will follow such a move, altho it Mditione that hae existed in {city of Seattle before they can get nterest a redemption, 1] over his > but he will atl pat of NEW YORK, Oct. “4.—The he delayed a few days, inas-| Senttie in the last 10 years e position here for increase in street lighting |tempt to get credit for keeping | Sil VESSEL CHARTERED half biliton ‘dollar: Joma’ core much as Greek mobilization is not) Prosecutor Alfred H. Lundin, also Judge Winsor Aroused Ba 9 en orl 9 yy ee ee ae ene iadel Unele fam 1s ite oniy alllee. le: auprantens ind. the { king on es nbjec Score Seattle girl 2 com ' aap 00 ‘ one) and he armed, unc jooks of the loan syndicate wil we complete. — , speaking the sa saad] PoP 5 geord Sh ye ya pa se rut Ie deadiocked, 4 to 4, with | that this of $ (for inter.) S82 (He is anarmed, ur Charter of the steamer Koan| be closed at 10 otc! edie, Rumania‘s position {s doubtful. Some Elements of Law Enforce. | plied with this provision hey pu Gill _prechisiak to vow : " “a and apparently blind as w sara ty .PrecksWathehoude Gs e closed at o'clock tomor- Berlin claims she stands neutral.| mont’ said the hardest thing was |n thelr two years’ experience in| Mayor GIll promising to veto lest and redemption) will not have) Meacy in Europe, will set \8 announced here Monday. This| "eM; Morgan & Co. announced. But the Bucharest messages have/to get the evidence to secure con-| country towns, but when they lat three Items are net stricken tions. ‘It is simply mn question of | marauders of the world firm has increased its fleet to 14 Fale meme thet soem not confirmed this claim viction, and that as the police have | ma plication with the Beattie! fo cteimen 'Latdy, rlekeon,| quoning responsibility, of putting it}. Lat prepare so that they will vessels. The Koan Maru will be; &%ks and investors ‘have ap Fifty thousand Bulgarians are| been or i not to make an ar. schoo! raed 9 hdr oe ade Marble and Bolton are for leaving |in the present levy—an effort to | NOt come! delivered in Japan about No plied i blocks of bonds to as: 4 without a: warrant | turned down Ly iu ep a a oA ete ineeaniinic vik x 4 ne er on the Serbian frontier,/rest or a raid without a warrant | This situation has aroused Judge| them in, but Dale, Haas, Fitzgerald |get credit for reducing taxes by 5. It will load a full ¢argo here, Sure that thy entire loan will ready for the first blow nd toad tn cr without a war.| Richard Winsor of the school board nd Hanna want them cut borrowing money for current ex-|does not reduce the burden of tax-|for Vladivostok, Russi a e-| being called in, or without a wa chard al bo > ‘ has aa suscih : — Athens dispatches wale ee nmili| tant’ they were unable to get the|to such an extent that he resigned Mass Meeting Today | penses ation, but Increases it. And, what ae : : EES Dereeriae Sirenet vel idee Shich te base a war.ithe chairmanship of the committee! A public masa meeting was called Says ‘Twill Hurt Credit |{s worse, it injures tha credit ‘of the| James Parsons, Seattle, won 150. ADS ARE @O be thrown orm ameihe 9 sy! bates ea wo q Jon teachers by the Home Owners’ association To borrow for current expenses | city.” mile auto race at Fresno remainfler acainst Greece. 7 MUTT AND JEFF—JEFF WAS SIMPLY COMBINING BUSINESS WITH PLEASURE. 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