The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 8, 1916, Page 1

BREMEN, SECOND MERCHANT SUBMARINE, SINKS BERNE, Aug. 8.—The Berlin Tageblatt announces that the German submarine Bremen, which was to have arrived at an American port, had sunk through an accident to her machinery, according to a dispatch received here this afternoon. BALTIMORE, Aug. 8.—When shown the dispatch from Berne today, stating the super-submarine Bremen, sister ship of the Deutsch- land, had been sunk, Henry H. Hilken, head of the Eastern Forw¢ urding Co., local agents of the submarine line here, said, “The report is possi- bly true.” Hilken said local agents of the undersea line had no knowledge when the Bremen had sailed for America, nor had they received e any word from her since sailing. - nee rnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn - _MANY CITIZENS OF SEATTLE WILL BE AT THE KING ST. DEPOT FRIDAY NIGHT, AT § O'CLOCK HOV ONIGHT OR WEDNESDAY,” e TO GIVE A ROYAL WELCOME TO SENATOR MILE I ARES. GEORG THY k ATHER A oe F POINDEXTER. IN T THIS r ; N THE FACE OF TEMPTATION HE u LAYED SQUARE WITH THE PEOPLE. | HE [CY RHE ONLY > —hninnnrenendr tint hip 8 ETO E Ta See SDE IRIOO TT poe eee ee Or ON veenhLe watt sit TvERn a POnTOn r [": THE ONLY PAPER AADRAA oho tg dant peter SWIMMING THERE, THAT WOULD BE A SHAME VOLUME 19. SEATTLE, WASH., TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1916. ONE CENT “ox, Marna AnD COUNTY AUTO SCANDAL GROWS “TACOMA MOTHER HUNTS HER “LITTLE GIRL” HERE. | HIGH SCHOOL [a STRAW THAT SHows|PROMISE PROSECUTIONS | | LASS IS SEEN rue wovuc wees | AS PEOPLE PAY BILLS : WITH A MAN _ ON 24 PRIVATE CARS By Cornelia Glass ee Sree TLUMAGI TLUMACZ FALLS | dine tear cima promcaton of pon apa THE WAY WIND BLOWS Today the police beat brought a story to me. ’ BEFORE SLAVS <siccton st are trom persone taken slong, and. Yuen A straw that din which way the wind blows is the poll of the Seattle city council on the senatorial situation. A little brown-haired woman came into the office _ astounding disclosure that taxpayers are annually 5 . $17,000 for ges, tires and repairs for 24 NOT ONE OF THE CITY DADS IS WILLING TO COME TO THE FRONT FOR WILLIAM E. HUM. — « Troops Capture 8 — cars, were developments which stirred the courthouss! PHREY, CONGRESSMAN. FOUR COUNCILMEN, ON THE OTHER HAND. ARE PROUD TO PROCLAIM THEMSELVES FOR SENATOR MILES POINDEXTER. The facts speak for themselves—and the whole city of Seattle speaks just as eloquently for the fearless, independent, honest senator. Seattle does not want Humphrey, the discredited. she told me. The little brown-haired woman’s name is Mrs. Laura F. Harrison, and her home is in Tacoma. Her blue eyes Just as in 1910, Seattle will give Miles Poindexter the tremendous | Prgnung a. nity Prosecutor Helsell had a long conferenil are tired and shot with tiny, red veins from much, majority he deserves for services well rendered, for duty scrupulously ob- CAVALRY CHASE ‘EM with haa: Wilda Hamilton, of Vashon Island, who wr weeping. All the while she talked to me she sat with served, for faithfulness to the people. cine of the pessongert he pall BI te ils tng EEE her hands clenched tight together, and only kept her You remember that in 1910 there were the professional politicians iiniehapcduwiaeash. Oarsoenondone| Ai Gti F sneer cyl andy lips from quivering by th- sheerest strengt) of will. ly a little over a month ago she was at home 1m at 1407 North Anderson st. in Tacoma, with her 14- year-old son and her 16-year-old daughter Antha. Now who have eyes but see not, who refused to observe the handwriting on the wall. They met in convention and read Poindexter out of the party. But Poindexter swept the state from end to end by the biggest majorities ever given a candidate at that time. LONDON, Aug. 8.—A terrific Following this, Helsell declared he had been in- smash by the Russians against | structed by Prosecutor Lundin, who left Tuesday fot the Austro-German front in Southeastern Galicia netted the | North Yakima, to bring in all the chauffeurs who drove Slavs the most important gain made by. the. allies in more | cfs to the picnic, give them a thoro quizzing, and to use the boy is alone at home. The mother is here with red History repeats itself. The professional politicians and would-be A i ; i c veins in her eyes and a horrible fear in her heart, seek- bosses do not want Poindexter. But the people are again rallying to “ne bel lA bd AR ee ae to prosecute the “pro. ing night and day for Antha. him. Seattle’s city councilmen are sensitive to public opinion and sheen ipa! Scan tnd gy rented . 1 Antha finished her freshman was bowing to some one against the Important Galician Helsell said he did not know exactly what charge ty of Stanisiau can feel the pulse of the people They reflect the overwhelming sentiment of the city and the state—for Sen. Miles Poindexter. Seattle, disgusted at Humphrey’s_ postoffice “duck pond,” shocked at his lack of proper co-operation with Sen- Poindexter on the Bremerton navy yard bill, ashamed of his attempt to grab $1,200 from the United States treasury year in high school in June, and nan with a bab the three of them have had a happy arms, who was standing on the ‘frymmer together. curb. She Was Life of Home Wants Daughter Back Antha always was quite the life) Mrs. Harrison has never » of the household, her mother told me—sunlight med to catch ev erywhere about her, in the glint- known that he existed until now ings of her light hair, in the laugh ing depths of her blue eyes, in the giad youth of her heart, and to re. ont, would be laid against the offenders. , HO po are several statutes that seem to cover the ” he said. \, Wren Carrigan Calls It Robbery “It was clearly a Lafe Hamilton project,” de- clared County Commissioner Carrigan. “They | € used the taxpayers’ money to transport passengers, ee etorie fMisht. Petresrad Collected $1 from everybody who rode and turned “He has hypnotized her,” she said, evenly. “Antha was not “ ind id. the sort of girl who would run : a - asu ts. fees back from all's Mindred fol) Seay from Rome, want her for + al ei bgp stan 4 oe ser up a ree ported the money into the coffers of the South End Re- * A io ri " ; - n t : quiet modesty that was Impresna-) 94°00.) vant her! She ie for Poindexter even greater than the png eo cia whale publican club to be used for the benefit of candi- ble. On the Fourth of July Mrs. Har rison went to work, as 1, and Antha told her that she was going | out in the afternoon for a little then while, to enjoy the Fourth of July excitement. T ht, about & o'clock, she tele ed her mother that she had returned, but that she She ™ wanted to go to t Stadium with | Thummace nt d the regio HIS IS ENTITLED TO IT ON HIS COURAGEOUS, HONEST RECORD. dates. I have never seen such a high-handed raid.” ON TOP OF THIS, IT WAS LEARNED FROM lan RECORDS IN THE COUNTY AUDITOR'S OFFICE THAT THE COST OF MAINTAINING 47 AUTOMO. BILES DURING THE LAST FIVE MONTHS HAS » BEEN $11,504.52. KING COUNTY DOES NOT OWN 47 CARS— ° ONLY 23, THE RECORD SHOWS. THE OTHER 24 ARE PRIVATELY OWNED. Health officer, my little girl, and | want to take her home!” Somewhere Too Bad He Stole her little brother Her Ring, He Had HUGH ES COLD? WHY a ‘ ea STEP HE IS PERSPIRING! broke down Maybe she isn’t being held Lake r Lewis HUGHES’ HITS sed partially for King And I scolded her,” she sobbed. against her will, She may not é realize the danger she is in, for 16 isn’t so very old, after ae ravages ARNOLD CHICAGO, Aces @.—Charies all. But if she could have seen crows words hen Titie. fatter, Be cour har Evans Hughes is out-Roosevelt later the boy tele-| this morning, could have sean ing Roosevelt in strenuosity of his mother that “Sister”| her tired eyes, and heard the campaigning jen dc he wa oO Arriving here today, the can CHICAGO, Aug. 8.—Some of ssssts: yp 2 pelea shag i didate was fresh as a daisy. Hughes’ epigrams, coined so far Used for Private Pleasure would have come to her pretty on his campaign tour, are after a day in Detroit that kept him on the jump In fiercely hot weather from early morning to late at night, including six speeches and a break-neck bit clearly, | think, that she will only have one mother in her life, and, for a while, at least, The democratic party is a party for votes only “The democratic party came up to the protection tax like a OF POINDEXTER vost of main- five months— her place is at home with her of main- during one e original held by the people of Seattle Friday night in honor of Sen. ator Miles Poindexter ter’ ked and strapped) — sf 6 ta the 0 the floor : of automobile speeding around || skittish horse approaching a | All privately ned. cami ‘A ms stopped in front of ty ws . the town . ? Above Melina é me mabitS know how much| charged to some ¢ he h and the driver eaid he F | H: ( } ° R le _ Moreover, Hughes seeme e © a standing A parade from the depot to | 00. any one car wsee I which the < the house, and the driver aaid be | KCl Fagen, Cop, Proves Regula likely to achieve @ new record |] army without taking men out of [| Dreamland rink le the latest [S* 0ny one car uses, i ; nd the boy called his moth a) y mt in Ch yo for stumpers. civil life, as in the Mexican plan in the celebration to be hen aq a : : ne — “ it may be seer Saenger fee nen tube W hen T re oO peech was scheduled mobilization, just as much as a . Sears : iffic Lights Flash ity is entitled to proper police protection,” at the Coliseum, where, back in ed him a Searches in Vain spent that night at the de ching each | py e found no ed with ag big Packard used by the sheriff's office “The military problem is a problem of good sense.” “There's no danger of our go. ng to war unless the other side Twenty for Commissioners Charles Purce knows that ‘we're too proud to put th n blew his whistle and stern fight formu fight.’ anty commis ard ated ial Chairman Will “The best way of making for rplexed, Hagen again |trial of presidential campaigning efficiency is by making for con: me, the nominee stick tentment tor who fearlessly championed | past fiv und Just the e anon the|to his white vest and the wing col Hats Rogen y Bra ainard, cause at Washington, The fellow (Continued on page 6) aid th ed| Yo rface street car strike ha RICHMOND, Va Au 8.—A| At Drea isting strikes were nonresident hunting license for| Union uveni car ‘ost | corone e® months.) H. W W. H. Ellis, J F Rooting, Pete J. Sm ‘Warley, road supervisors, gh ejaculated, “Can't you see I'm off’ ployes’ ag enmanie 0 ad been accept Hagen stopped aud crawled out | duty?” ed by all the companies. ‘ton was returned,