The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 18, 1916, Page 8

STAR—TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1916. PAGE DO You SWEAR SOLEMN ALLEGIANCE IN THE NAME OF THE UNITED To THe AME RICAN WOMEN'S LEAGUE STATES GOVERNMENT | COMMAND Nouv ‘To siT IN THAT CHAIR! | TP YOU WIMMEN THINK AW, OLIVI Nov’ RE GOING TO TURN | THIS HOUSE INTO AN ARMORY, I'M GOING OVT- AND I'M GOING To TAKE MY Time | ABOUT COMING CORPORAL, | ASSIGN You TO Keer “TMs a T f Peee ee ee ee eee ACREAGE TLE PIMAIN PHRENOLOGISTS —Personals | 26—For Rent Furnished 41 OR SALE| nn. 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NO BMTTOR AT ANY PRICIL lwnor ry onions, 4 Iba, 100 Michiana Ted 412 Main 2208 nor Firat, PUGDT BOUND FARMS CO,, 606 8rd Av, Stall 29, cottage butte 400 Ib; dry walt OF PETE, | Hammond $760,000, |ticles on preparedness, | this | remain | thetr By Allman A,FOR THE Love BE REASONABLE! [ORDERS 1s ORDERS U, S, AFTER NEW _ TERROR OF WAR May Pay Youth $750,000 for Wireless Torpedo Control WASHINGTON, April 18.— One American holding a tele scope in one hand, and with the other on a telegraphic key, could shatter the greatest dreadnaught Europe could send against our coasts by the sim- ple pressure of a finger! And the American would be resting In perfect safety, mile beyond the range of the dread- naught’s guns! Such {s the claim made for the now telautomatic system of wireless torpedo control with which the government may soon guard our shores The {Invention of a young man, only six years out of college, bide fair to « most awful engine ever used in war fare, and reduce the danger of in |¥asion on either coast to a mini mum. John H. Hammond, Jr., inventor of the new “steerable” torpedo, ts the wealthy son of a wealthy father. wireless from land at a distance of 28 miles. it im be steered from an aeroplane a mile away, but the plane may guide it 200 miles before sending It upon its final errand of destruction. It may be operated from a ship almost as easily as from the co. A Hammond torpedo can be |driven at 50 miles an hour on the |surface, and beneath the surface at 28 miles, It carries @ gyroscopic rudder so delicate that at a distance of three | miles {t can hit a bamboo rod only | 1% Inches in diameter, resting up- right of 15 For this death-dealing device con- gress has been asked to pay young in the water, 10 times ont IN THE EDITOR'S MAIL |) BY A MOTHER Editor The Star: Have been fol- lowing with much Interest your ar. but as yet have not seen the subject discussed by mothers. Let the mothers come forth and have their say. What is preparedness? A state of nations armed to the teeth, and because of preparedness, ready and will ing to teat it and fly at each oth- ers throats, The higher the degree of preparednem they have attain ed, the greater the ughter and arnag also the greater the har- vest of gold for the makers of these mitions of war. Do these makers of munitions forth to fight? No, never. They at home, shouting thru their hirelings the need of prepar- edness—the danger our country’s in, why every schoolboy should shoulder a gun, which will all mean gain to them Then, when the belching can non are reaping their harvest of broken, mangled bodies on the batt eld, and broken-hearted mothers are weeping in bitter lone- liness at home, they return to factories and pile up their golden harvest, and in their leisure hours they and theirs ride about in luxurious Mmousines—decorated with American flags; a much east. er way of showing patriotism, don't you think? Can you name a war that has not resulted in a fresh millionaires? Can you tell of a war fought and won by them? If war were declared tomorrow, how many would be found tn the rank rs vo the United States the/ supply of], Newspaper Man Picked as Candidate for President ist candidate for president, and {s not worrying about June conven tons. He was nominated socialist BY H. D. JACOBS United Press Staff Correspondent U, & ARMY HEADQUAR- TERS, April 16.—(By wireless to Columbus, N. M., April 18.)— Gen. Pershing has arrived at the Namiquipa headquarters after an all night ride from Satevo, for a conference with Staff officers. The soldiers who came with him told detaiis of the fight at Parral, placing the ma‘ in the light of a deliberate Carran- zista attack, possibly an at tempt to annihilate Maj. Tomp- kins’ command of 114 men. Mayor Herrera’s representative, Gen. Lozango, arranged with Tomp- kins to meet him at the rallway Station before noon with a Can ranza escort to accompany him into jthe city to a camping place, accord- ing to the trooper When he arrived, however, Tomp- kins found no escort on hand. Talking to Lozango, the Amert- cans dismounted. A crowd gath- ered. It was composed largely of Carranzistas, Tompkins heard the noise of | Shooting as they stood there and Allen Louis Benson is the social-!ic standard bearer by referendum TELL ABOUT BATTLE Attempted Massacre Is Charged vote of the members of the socialist party. He was formerly a news- per editor, and wrote several books on socialism, thought it a salute of welcome. Just then a non-commissioned of- ficer informed Tompkins the Méxt- cans had fired on a detachment of Americans, wounding several. Tompkins asked Lozango for an explanation. Lozango said he was mystified and entreated Tompkins to let him lead the Americans to safety. A group of soldiers with American flag appeared on an Jacent bill at this juncture, Tompkins asked Lozango they were. The general replied that they were Carranzistas, guarding Ameri cans. Then the so-called “guard” fired & volley at the troopers, killing one, | Tompkins, said the soldiers, thought that ff he and his command re to be slaughtered they might well die fighting. He refused Lorango’s aid, fearing a trap. Enormous mobs had formed by this time, surrounding the soldiers. The Americans “cut loose” and killed more than 40 Mexicans. They retreated to Santa Cruz and dug themselves in, awaiting rein- forcements, which came from all directions. MAY DELAY LAST NOTE TO BERLIN WASHINGTON, April 18.— It appears possible today that dispatch of the st—and perhaps the last American note to Germany with regard to submarine activities, would be PRIMARY HELD TODAY delayed following a reading the communication at today’ cabinet meeting. PORTLAND LAWYER EXILED FROM STATE PORTLAND, April 18.— Pleading gullty to a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a 16-yearold girl, R. L. Merrick, former law partner, secretary and campaign man- ager of ex-Congressman A. W. Lafferty, was sentenced to one year In the county Jali today, ‘© was paroled on the con- dition that he leave the state immediately and report In writ- Ing, once a month, to the juven- They'd be few and far between, | you may be sure. They might con descend to sit in the grand stand| and cheer the sons of toil forth to the conflict. Some of the ablest men of our times say we need| have no fear of an invasion. When this terrific struggle in Europe is/ ov the nations will not be so ready to declare war for many| years. If the mothers of the na-| tions had the power, there should never be another war, but total dis armament, and we would prove to| the world that the paths of peace! shaped, 40 feet long and 5 feet wide. Ne ena “FIGHTING FRED” IS SAN / INIO, Tex., April 18,— Gen. Frederick Funston, pictured by most Americans as a fierce com mander thirsting for the blood of | Villa, the bandit, fs in reality one jot the most affable and home-loving men. Back of his home at Fort Sam are best. Yours truly, | Houston here, he has a big garden A COUNTRY SURSCRIBER, | where he spends several hours a ~ ~ day getting his mind off the Mexi e can situation, ‘ Under the warm rays of the Texas sun his beets and lettuce and a other vegetables are sprouting. muitin'see| WHERE WAS IT? pork steak rump roast we pork! WASHINGTO April 18.—The reen peas, so /Seismograph at Georgetown univer. 5 eituce, 8 heads 100: straw-|8ity registered a severe earth. r box Oo Ib; new) quake, 4,200 miles distant, last a [nisht, it was announced today The Foolkiller, a submarine| | CONGRATULATE FRISCO which was invented and put into Le s of congratulation have commission at Chicago soon after| been sent to San Francisco by tt he great fire of 1871, and which] Seattle Chamber of Commerce, the jsank with its owner to the bottom 8 club, and other local bodies, of the Chicago river, has recently|to celebrate the tenth anniversary been found. The craft was cigar-Jof the great earthquake and fire there in April, 1906, II take care of it \J. BROTHER BRYAN FIGHTS AS ‘DRY’ William Jennings Aids Kin in Campaign for Governor —— | BRYAN A CANDIDATE | _ LINCOLN, Neb. April 18.— W. J. Bryan ts a candidate for delegate-atdarge to the demo- cratic national convention in today's Nebraska primaries. It is regarded certain that he will be named, tho he has patd lit- tle heed to his own candidacy during the campaign, devoting all his energies to the nomina- tion of the dry democrats for the state offices and delivering sledge hammer blows at the liquor interests generally. LINCOLN, Neb. April 18—The ~ most spectacular fight in the Ne | braska primary today {s that for the democratic nomination for gov- ernor, Mayor Charles W. Bryan of Lin- coln, brother of William J. Bry is the dry candidate. The wets have concentrated their vote on Keith Neville of North Platte, al- tho W. F, Stoecker, of Omaha, also is in the race. Former Soacretary Bryan has been in the thick of the fight t rid the democratic party in Ne- braska of what he designates its “brewery control.” “I did not want this question to come up at this time when nation al issues are to engage our atten: tion,” said Mr, Bryan fn his cam- paign. 1 preferred that it walt a year. But ff a child is born at my house This question is here, and I intend to take care of it.” For the nomination for United States senator, Senator Gilbert M. Hitehcock of Omaha and Ignatius Dunn of Omaha are contesting for the democratic nomination. Former Governor Chester H Aldrich of Lincoln and Judge John L, Kennedy of Omaha are contest- Ing for the Fepublican nomination, THIEVES GET BEER Unknown thieves stole 60 bottles of beer Monday night from the warehouse of the Balfrey Transfer Co., which acts as agent for the Seattle Brewing & Malting Co, oe amare”