The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 9, 1916, Page 1

aca egy In their remarkable statement in support Senator Seattle sition of commanding influence in the senate and in t suse he has not resorted the parti-+ Poindexter, fifty-three representative citizer What is there in Humphrey's long career of 1 governmental affairs. He is recognized as a national , t that have made Hur a nonentity in attle say barrel activity that can be compared with either « figure of the highest type co “To hie efforts and influence are due the passage of the Pu. these worthwhile measures What can the Humphrey spouters compare with The re ¢ state, east and west of the moun- get Sound Navy Yard bill, creating the government shipbuliding Yet, in the face of these things, the hard pressed cept th Plant and fixing the position of the Pacific coast naval base at it he is a regular machine polticiar ta ean ¢ Humphrey spouters rompare with ttle I t t Bremerton forall time.” hy phrey oft % ur “ah ng t ; | the t A | Poi p nee a Li od thing ~ I “ e “To him, more than to any other representative in either " eving tha e ca 1elp attle more han om abt Vhustiitels attempted duck da ; | an v Bie right to house of congress, is due the credit for the enactment of the dexter Poindestes Sadied F arimnaadiok lea e ha to »w that she Alaska railroad bill.” The falsity of their argument and the hypoericy of singles ic tS cig nti hy is I ind ugh to rise above } Phere, in plain wor ente their plea are. self-evident. Poindexter is worth ten alrite ati tt i feed Bali petty ¢ shical outlined just a smal rt of Poindexter f con times as much to Seattle as a Humphrey enator for a ‘ ever art of the That's Seattle's real opportunity—to join with the structive statesmans Hie is worth: ten tihtes more, bechuse as the bu have ; rest of the state in making Poindexter's election over- A These two measures are of vital importance ¢ ness men of Seattle say, “Poindexter has gained a po He ized as a national figure of the highest whelming f * is 4 LEADERS IN ALL LINES OF RUSINESS SAY BUSI ean Aa areca : 4 NESS IS ON THE BOOM IN SEATTLE AND THE _ TRORGE KEPT THE THUNE DOPE ® iccieen darth : fi > OF PROG as 18 ECRET FRIDAY, BUT HE COMES TO THE FRONT 4 SRiaHGN NT Stes et anes RE an at ary hasta a ree is tn: Ain RT ey Oe TODAY WITH FAIR TONIGHT; COOLER, SUN- d Sane eens eae Saniee wiai@en ; ’ DAY, FAIR AND WARMER PAGES 9 TO M4, INCLUSIVE THE ONLY PAPER IN SEATTLE THAT. ‘DARES TO PRINT THE NEWS _— 4 4 WASH., SATURDAY *TEMBER 9, 1916 ONE CENT neenshiikne 2 4 TTL VOLUME 19 s 3andits Kill Mine Boss, Get $12,000 “NO THOUGHT OF PEACE,” SAYS CZAR’S CHIEF GRAB PAYROLL IN FIGHT AND ESGAPE™ MARTINS FERRY, Ohio, Sept. 9.—Lee Rankin superintendent of the Florence mine of the Youghia gheny Coal Co., here, was held up by two auto bandits 7 today, robbed of $12,000 and shot and killed. 8 Rankin was in a taxi, driven by Oliver Pickens” The money was the weekly payroll of the miners. The holdup occurred under =f grade crossing between this city | TALKS TO REPORTER BULCARIANS AND “traits crexrest acrness a ON WAR’S OUTCOME SERMANS MASS > —— trograd for his aversion to newspaper correspondents, has giv sa staff correspondent, the only reporter of an American press association or newspaper at the czars headquar BUCHAREST, Geot. 9—The ters, the following important interview regarding the possibilities Rumenian "oh r general staff has it hy —EDITOR.) of a great German offensive in the East shifted large fore to ‘Oe By William Philip Simms southeastern frontier to check the German-Bulgarian invasion. nited Press # pendent j IMPERIAL HEADQUARTERS RU 1 peal ees Ae y that “important Sept. 9.—Germany must send 400,000 men to the aid aaeapes and«thd ‘able thres miles out, QUEEN shortly before noon. "are now cooperating of the demoralized Austrians if she hopes to stiffen! pobrugja. A further retirement Two foreigne: Jered Pickens © foreigners ordered Pic with the Russians in the their resistance, Gen. Michael Alexieff, chief of staff of| may be necessary, both because : {to stop. Rankin, whio--wes armed, | _collcreretnecgerr eat pei eid Bk oe , RULES TONIGHT 0.05%, jatar on “Ts THREATE 5 Q i } of the machine. He was elg Furthermore, German troops must provide the) sremy mad masses great tere ia ik feet from the taxi when one of the driving power if Von Hindenburg attempts the great) sutnorities decisrsa their con- bandits shot him. The bullet sev- sai Five thousand members of thé : “4 ‘ A . 4 ered 16 & Eastern offensive talked about in Berlin. The Austro-| {idence today that the enemy negh otal? ee hot Germans cannot count upon the Turks for substantial) targe force across the Danube fo this district, will go o the Mine aid, said the man who directs the movements of Rus-| fer an advance on Bucharest. ing pagtedt atthe Arena Rankin. bed in. satchel and sped | Operators’ association persists tn ite tol oa # ‘ Give Up Tutrakan Queen Peggy will be attended by 4a hru the woods. ‘refusal to grant the union's de! sia's millions of troops. Rumanians were forced to mand : Misses Ellanor Danks, Margaret Pickens lifted Rankin into the for a 5 per cent wage increase. RESEMBLES BUSINESS MAN [surrender | Tutraken after four s of heroic resistance. They Lakan, Evelyn Caw and Edith Bar *! and sped back to the hospital! This provision was included in tm. Gen. Alexieff received me in a small, plainly fur- here. Rankin died as he was being structions given the mine workers" hela feat bo stow. As soon as she is formally /iifted from the car. He had bled jofficials at the close of @ union con- — nished office adjoining the headquarters of Emperor ae trem tieieenn. Nicholas. A flat-top desk, a few chairs and maps were!” ‘tne bombardment by German Wilson Springs Jingle on Himself ATLANTA CITY, N. J., Sept. 9.—President Wiison threw an audience at a charity musicale into a roar of laughter last night by reciting the following jingle when called on for a speech “For beauty | am not a star; There are others more handsome by far. My face, | don't mind it, jecause I'm behind it. It's the people in front that I At 8:15 p will announce y Sta h and ds a &y Standlee and her maids of honor, ane highwaymen, covering the to the floor of the grand advertis-/griver, grabbed the money which crowned, the ad masque queen, Miss to death vention held here Saturday. ‘ ross the river from Totrakan Alida Blake, followed by her maids| Sheriff Butler and Chief of Po-| President Martin J. Flyzik, Viee crowned. Her! !!ce Hyland commandeered five |President E. Newsham, Secret: of honor, will the only furnishings. The general looked like an sv™ Arse gh agg theme on maids ate to be the Misses Alice puomobiien, i iy br Beet wad need ieee mh ort 5 5 NR gt * 73 1 ] Sipe 4 . ; ‘oree 5 8 fe and a nv land, national boara member, were | ge papesigy i _ hair is be ginning to poy tinetl umanian cay O'Neil, Eiste Scherpf. Grace Rippe| of armed citizens into the ears authorized to determine a date, ite. His eyes are deeply set, small, gr an ban m w an¢ ate Bt i end sped av in pursuit. Blood which is to be not later than Ow | rtne ) deeply gray rhe Take, Newe Calmiy Noble will be Prince x ‘ng. |, hounds also were put on the trail, /tober 1, on which the miners will)” cing. cople of Bucharest recety he courts of the two queens cease Work unless thelr demand fer ais ‘ ‘ ne of the tell of Titsaks rt 4 of 65 young peop'e. Fol Drive ‘Net inpeesiiie Dat what ebout oeace!” 1 asked | on aie et oerman-Dulgar sie fis! odemaat aa wit). TRIAL WILL begin in October of |8ranted. I asked him if he credit @ re-ron leaving. — at oi crated icnitionat pain at 10 ¢ The the five offictals of the Northwest-! ite AMT’ 5.0 pert of an AustroGermamTurklsh) A look o overspreet in comparison Rumsflau will unmask at 11 o'clock, and the/ern General Trading Co. of Spo-| AT 6:30 p. m. the College clubs ombined offensive against Russia his face Ti fore = tenga staimarena ancing will continue until mid-/ kane. charge ing the mails! will welcome new members Satur “Despite the encircling ring 0 peg tend to defraud day. C. B. Blethen will speak, the allies, oe ae a at 9 ot it 4 The fighting in the Dobrudja ter t ht vitor w tab Eleonora Duse, greatest Italian actress, and often called the rich no thought 4 ow tak st follow its Of 4 general en 4 est woman of the stage, is reported dying at her vilia in Lugano, Italy. Boy in Overalls offensive is | dies bey ta @ replied wih 15 gt A lng Meant front nea! cor ‘The She i 57, and has been on the stage 40 years, She visited America | iuierie Sabet Manufacturers’ Association say that such on ident the Rus This I ar t a Aga sian army can FOUKD DEAD IN BED ;\,;’ een 2°" BRIDE AND GROOM Sl Kilns Sayg MAGHINE rarenewrore nonce, ‘Become Sailor] paises Poindexter’s Work be shut off on W. Spo. were on the lookout all “On J e Germans atarte: The Manufacturers’ associatior a a i Saeent eon the Lipa. I In T Romanians erway, to 30th young Mr. Allen Johnson, age 11, of : < n, with headquarters in the failed offensivea stand to ter and Lager she nce in tM?! Col, John Stringer, candidate for ki ave., including -poppenish, who, dressed tr Stuart-Henry-White buildings, is the latest Seattle organiza* Meet the same fate Pole ih An seine lubertt?, was. predicting Saturday, bs wn, on Sunday, and a black sateen shirt, is ex] tion to show that Poindexter has been senator for all of the Germans Carry Burden ‘ lice was finally beaten down, The Ru-|would beat Lafe Hamilton three t« cat 680 EEN are alt ‘fort a “a -¥) D. tat 2G : 3 a ee Sot et cee The couple had been m nian advance guards have now /one {n Hamilton's own district, fol a pr gtr pe Fe 0 had a George H. Walker, of the Poindexter Senatorial Cam= front ay eo lay Pte ‘ 1 " : : time caree » mind fo A . : armies gh & 3 nent Dayton, {¢. wa hed 20 miles into Transylvanian | lo half a dozen campater 9 time, ts rs aaid’.to, hove ~ paign committee. has received the following letter from the a meationd . told his wife he had a Job aboard | territory hes iin rag dh be err nigh an ora S many of his boy friends at Manufacturers’ association: demoralized - ae aoe v tan to ringer spoke at Algona, Auburn ‘ . é R A filled in the gaps with 20 divisions. ° vessel ond | wae golng to sen. intl Gam Ietbon, eal ish of his ambition, and hinted Dear Mr. Walker: In reply to your inquiry of the. thus affe a stiff ning. but Cen aice Ladintee: ‘aha durnok ee ake RUSS FLEET SINK ng at Queen Anne hill, bef “Siok home that a sallor he meant/ 27th inst. regarding services rendered the association by Anetrians are still badly disorgan- Bal itcheenianne. aan went Norway club, and at the un rel Ox Mens actin ane R to) Sen. Poindexter, we have to say: In every instance in which o ‘ ‘ ‘rom a hear ‘ound the . ~ bt : , rrom the Turks not more than, "4°! parece" ; 2i BREAD BARGES ie ae Bbag® hy a te se nake good bis thr 7 we have appealed to the senator for assistance, we have two divisions are av Spa deeminnce eh if the old political machine headed m he ; . received prompt and courteous attention. Russian front. #0 The proved unha; PETROGRAD, ¥ rae inst by Hamilton @ broken at the 4 the police here to “Not only has the senator acknowledged these matters, Giamaaive cot orces were en against |) varie Fi ; : ee ffen a later ¢ were bulnaee yesterday fov'the Seen but he backed them up with proper presentation to con= er esume it was offi ounced to gress Miss Myrtle White - = - : wit er parents, SE y. Te won G20 rid ASK FINAL ANSWER HOTEL PROWLERS Sen, Poindexter has also taken the trouble to keep us yes wens 2 ‘ ort of k, captured from the . heteeA ‘au ba eeirebe attend tet cis Kee 1 Mrs. John te SN Tonics Ge the Balanie sek BUSY ONCE MORE advised as to progress in matters of importance. | t e met Carte rri¢d|o1 barges loaded with bread KANSAS CITY, Mo., Sept. 9 “We have an impression in the office that if prompt ac- Refusing to consider the counter | ; is required or tters of ir . . <8 é: tion is requir n matters of interest to manufacturers that r expected ° PASSES BAD CHECK proposition presented by the coal Hotel thieves were busy in Seat: | 44 nat . ould be depended upon for results ton t na t c Sberators’ Yactertiay, the . tines tis eanin Weldky “niet the senator could be depended upon for resv ‘uneral arrange committee asked for a final a yne of them crawled thru a hall We have no evidence that the senator has shown any ‘ate dei q e to bring the dike Cohen, 1 ington st.,| today Operator represent window into the room of A. La} particular partiality to one geographical section of one state iin bexan d 1 hodies tc t = ask th , urday to go nid they would try to have it Crot i ee pee or eae took | over another, altho we were under the impression that he ; The A cate teact 1an who wore | ready is wate oke a 0 a it Reaper Sonavinih ft ing on i : Aisidiue’ ace. Guat the Gwin ». and discovered the burglary, | Was especially in favor of the location of a department ol Fee Py . PLANS TO in embe ii wn and a Fe¢ Indications are that t ila m. ar f trians soe lp ity tha ft kin R ¢ 4 operators Who withdrew from on’ Iss *. A. Callender reported to the| the Bureau Mines at Spokane and in this he may have been Fegement them togethe correspor the He passed a bum check on me,"|the Southwest Operators’ asnocia ’ nae Mek acts. One enteren His grail’ justinied 0 ce’ o 1 1 Sit C will grant the Oklahon min room in the atson hote during | ! Cy Gen. Alesioff praised the work co it aid Mike, “and on ibber &jtlon will grant the Okisbome in| Pandora § BOX re heel uag| "Yours truly, igned) CLANCY M. DAVIS, done the c f al : i | Strau f oo | pocket Secretary, Manufacturers front eet eerpeehenrmcecinie e wnere--ortenienaomreiseeiiieentihoctinicieaetiien tres ibtitia anieetitonicintiiatlnnanhliigicen mtierecncitieceeanee hina WORST ELECTRICAL STORM SINCE 1907 TIES UP TRAFFIC FOR AN HOUR AND DOES DAMAGE — Th st electrical storr of rain fell in 10 minutes,” said | Bellevue-Summit cars stailed in a)son Park car filled with passengers.) duty at 6 o'clock, suffering terribly !hottom, but from the top yLake section, also, the lights went ysaid th tor, “and the wom “The wor ectrical storm of rain i n ¢ ‘ ‘ 9 8 ct n red » dock, she found the 907." alieb: “between 5:10 line at Pine and knocked off both controllers,| from grouch it : ‘ since 1907 Lis, Selatan play aN aaa Dae wie five Gacantment sapwived a waited from 7:05 to 7:65 at} The Americs was inundat-| Some phone trouble occurred, in-| boat waiting. It had to walt. Bes Tore ettleial vetaict Set That 14° tha eheatent ov sresord (nib: oallardu evening, but! People dining at Rogers’, 45th st,/the Standard Furniture Co, for an ied. Six inch ater on the|termittentis, but repairs Were |cause of the storm, no passengers Salisbury's of hebgeih cae he née. 1807, when .24 inches fell {o| reported’ lite and 14th ave, N. KE, were annoyed | Alki. car,” reports “Zum" Wash: floor hampered the merrymaking.|quickly made in most cases had showed up at the time it was es ra reke anet..|t aia lenath a? tn Hagges: the steamer | when the lights went out burn, telegraph operator. “No car| ‘The basement of the Norther eee scheduled to leave,” ee ae etie Briday silent ae vale an howed alHyak, for Poulsbo, said that vessel) But Proprietor Sales did notjcame, so 1 walked to the ferry Bank & Trust Co., Fourth ave. and} Conductor 551 had a car full of drenched Seattle Friday oe r b, ° retin | waited ab ihe dock while the ligh}| wor And when I get home, do you Pike st. contained a like amount | passengers when the electric storm I've been fn Seattle sp did i osirombalde 418 Bived : Ort ines rived I lighted the Christmas tree| suppose I could make my wife be-|of water, as did other basements | stopped operatio snd I never saw an electric storm eee meme Sipetiic Tews lines < ee Nearly ail wound steamers de-|candles L had saved,” he reported|heve my excuse for being late to|in that vicinity If you don't keep going, I jiike Friday night's,” says Motor and frightening everybody : P ce ‘aliiven 4 : 4 tikias ‘of dosount of| MetiiOn supper? a Se miss my boet,” one impatient wom-| men No, 4 It's the biggest elece eee anemone were eonica’ ton Marts oo tae | the cataee nd t <6 No!” he denied City light suffered. Particularly |an ins trical storm we've ever had. ‘own, while th aping e in the cupola of the the storm, fearing loss « i ented. | : - a aaa aa agin inundated con we eis ta ’ oe deasce ob weet \tee Gok the wheel and anne tk 4 troubleman ; for< was this true at Ballard, whicl Expia ; rom passengers 5 ; 5 sige pl mitt " f a re struc ome distance from|Co.. who usually goes te After the steamer Hyak’ did }spent an evening in darkness after|and crew failed to convince her| Klectrio lights in the Lesehi Tie St aga tell eal sas ches t sladere.. i mildnight, and who lives in the|leave the dock, a passenger says,|the storm that the car was really stalled park district fluttered a couple of eri’ hundredths inches eet counted 10| A lightning bolt struck a Madi| University district, was called onishe sprung a leak-not from the! In the North End and the Green| “And wien the car got to going,” Itimes, and then went out, y-two hundre < ’ , counted 10) A lightnin : e M6 NG