The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 17, 1917, Page 1

NEW GERMAIN RAIDER SINKS 23 SHIPS mre nnn een aan w~ nar nner oudy; continued cold.” Thus spake ee erators on the Alki, Phinney Ave. n the senate yes and other lines. ee heen was the Fd hae beh asthe THE ONLY PAPER IN SEATTLE. THAT DARES TO PRINT THE NEWS } Taylor VOLUME 19. SEATTLE, WASH., WEDNESDAY, JAN, 17, 1917 ONE CENT fiwasranne, es ORTLAND BUSHES LSE, 6. Ale aes See ROVER TAKES | LEGISLATURE I Is UNCERTAIN — oe IURY C. Allen Dale, councilman, has the extraor- dinary distinction of being in general disagree- ment with every character of councilman that served this city in the past three years. An not harmonize with Erickson re with Thomson. He is at variance with Moore. them Every one is always wrong—except Dale. He has the phenomenal faculty of — || Aduct of the t e to a finish, the oe OAG «7 ora eeu disagreeing with everybody on anything By Charles P. Stewart 4 s te inc and fir were returned by the federal any time. It is a frequent occurrence to BUENOS AYRES, Jan. 17.—Twentys © ide iitarina Ge asa tore find Dale voting alone as against the other three merchant ships have been sunk or cap-= $5,000 is obt le speedy finish of the large eight councilmen. |tured by anew German raider, whose exs ~ ‘ r Sed abort affecting lecal officials Ble) caine te sneii-on he ploits, revealed today, surpass any hereto< may ppror ate it t te rf Two of them v e 1 . i r Mr. Re distatauts: "eee rae being an ardent advocate of municiy fore recorded in the world’s naval history. y Olt wae Tenan St low No greater error existed in the The Teutonic commerce destroyer, bet’ — nan ———~| were of minor importance Dale has been > years the sj lieved to be the protected cruiser Vineta, Reynol t rd to fededal officia TO | see k. atthe Gaus th Mena of the ahaeues foreielty es bro bo. probably eluded British patrols around Gers mission, Wee made by the government Wed scheme al absolutely fallaciou Hea the following ap-| neaday was connected with the iiatimven -reseHonares, Miata COME LeaCEInT ;many and swept from north to south across froni 1" Miles Pol liquor ayndicate probe, which is beat him every trans- Atlantic ocean steamship path, regard to the tourist rat going on full b ve Aum rvivors of vara, Dr} 4 “Will at t the | Rose Hla R , . x : ee 4 iY "ithe « Facsanardbrter nag gethondlire brag : ‘ In short, Dak doe n't seem to grasp the j le t and to the iist of sion to hold the decision until at a distilie idea that he 1s 'BLIC s wt ! ee ; 7 survivors fro vow | you can be heard.” 0 Stop Punch Boards idea tha isa PUBLI pid ae ating the|time of the rat rb vere 1a T. D. Rockwell, attorney for the e ank M RRS He is wholly out of tune, and now that he i e bee rating | Perna : ispatch said. 1 f eks. Pr fort vas that the ral aed a meeting « A e e bas bee arge, roa & the |er als rdoed the French 3 eph Dwyer was ¢ Ke f x weeks or more hooner sand Asnieres, and B lottery device The raide at larg added t wing ships to the dist 9 yand HH O78 | anew. a | additional En, Deputy Prosecutor Helsell, who . nu Giorgio, Nesser, jeted on charzes of dealt - of i told h he tried to st o-| been sunk, with a loss of Yanondale, St. Theod dl fever woare SAMMI GATICOW Lat} | mise Eertoment : etesenr tng: mp. but this had not Pe firme hiel, st Sael, Snowdon | ARE INVOLVED | ‘RIOTS IN BERLIN me or and the Billingsieys on August /up to this afternoor r i Gailiy, the latter of — INBOOZEGATCH ssw 2-mm Go ~~ INDIESNOW GO ON UNDER paper souTy Carried: Tweive Cannon Amon many Indians, ac the sailors landed were _ ; t f a r earlier reporg © aude 18 e a inom % », de to the identity” Berlin declare disorders there | While slave He nila ‘ . They asserted the Arrests involving the Bill- are such that the military aw The f F VIRGINIA IS . s was indecipherable, Ingsleys and contraband alco- | thorities have issued a threat. | 4 yea eral Grand jury delv fact that a ' eply Tuesday into circum P TON. Jan RF teamer the 5 1 dead black, These eum hol were wade by pel ce offi ening manifesto. The wireless | stances surrounding Mayor | A \G ‘ le te BY J. P. YODER : ; snk bY } 2 a ack. Ri as veh ona Pda Ager i also carried the rumor that the Gill's compromise with the |the Danish West Indies—latest ter-| (United Press Staff Correspondent) | 5 : : 2 cannon and four tora ae. Grensivery. ot eae a y reichstag may meet elsewhere Billingsiey brothers on August | ritor acquisition of the United WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.— deers? ; q hol In an automobile © then Bertin becaues of the de | 29 peau ate 5 The house today, by unanimous t — : White garage, 1622 Third ave. tate prmally passed from Den-| consent, authorized the note F e survivors were — A Ford nse number 6 baie This compromise included . toda whe t of leak committee to 1 J 17. > vessel for 28 Gaya ih the of alcohol in the ton the dismitsal of city cases : a - Bese. NORFOLK, Va., Jan pate age quotes the steams a, w ‘the garage | against the Billingsieys and tate Lansing and Minister} counsel and’ aoosuntants | and German commerce raider, pre authority for ite seen, was et a | MAPANESE MOTHER | Siticnsuisser ee se ismnesralmec nt, Shavisiatae’e™ cue |_ stay em tle cater’ meal — ; dey 3 | form of letters from the Jesse cir respective governments, ¢ ba have sunk a score of vessels in . without warning ne ASPHYXIATES FOUR | wocre runt company. tn te pitting the tra The elsewhere may be in | the South Atlantic, is operat : ; ; ; — Eee | turn, the Billingsleys agreed bah Metalic b-e ing 1,000 miles south of the of "1 nd Fren sion from Rio to | eult against the city ence a t ‘ the house, Rep. Pou, of the leak warning flashed broadcast by coast, tcl : the Voltaire aid only seven ships had been sunkg: Baaely Prignebion : Meant Alle committee, asked unanimous allied warships at noon today : at ms Mis SA the’ nad wine cantaredl SAN RANCISCO a | Helsell, who warned the mayor consent to extend the life of the When t tter of little feet | before the surrender of this committee 30 days. The request evidence that it was needed in state cases against the Billings | leys, was before the jury. Was ar por an who rested and identified gees accert am" sme BRITISH ADMIRAL LONDOS British) vessel St. Theodore Rei TO | oe Sa = ie ALLIED = ie = : : CONFIRMS RAIDING BONE DRY MEASURE ©) 20002 e200) Sees MEG ha og was captured. Fen sty nel Reames Joins Allen be admiralty ar ed the § 's of/ by the Germans and a prize crew ae engine =e At that time Caldwell made rowers | eight British and t neh mer-| put aboa The St. Theodore in. OLY” : thet a attorney, he had x tmen by a German r }turn captured the Yarrowdale and ary law ‘'B. C. MINERS QUIT; rege Et Pei hay | ‘The ships were sunk in the h{put aboard the latter vessel 400 both alirze 5 t it was to ms r “The admiralt | bers of the crews of other yess out an Closete he nformation has been 4 Japanese s as to the whereabouts of PURSE SNATCHERS | - idle toda are| ia 5 1 ROB Two WOMEN CALEXICO. Jar Wit of the ke 1 the following 1 at Bellevue Fra I 1 Sta At \lfred I to continue F e sunk by the as well, is idle , on i nilia I € f i nl " hip Hud ‘etherby Hall, Michel, ¢ an, ¢ lale and a te . : asters and George, larious phase’ other 3 er : wasn Atkver Wn card ‘ Lt 1 merchant committe t nk tods at are notl fee nd Ww state n 1 1 W. A. Robe astroyed the Th so announced that « robable unt ure infec I s ng out of the Dillns-| livin ' | jr., missing 1 j lo ships Nantes f the war bonus increase. Madden ers C. B. Peter-| night history ‘ Jof the, fede Ridley and N. Nelson] ‘The latter lost a baw! A new aviation supply base has In 20 generations every person | thelr ¢ o f witnesses to go be-'and $15, while Mr Arr ost ioe 1 esta at Mc A nnon’s : DRAMATIST, VICT iM OF SEA has had 131,076 direct ancestor inquisit fe late ‘Tuesda wateh anch, 30 mi outheast of here NUMBER OF FISTIC BLOWS IN STATE SENATE IN DOUBT: RAIDER, LEFT HERE ON NOV. 3 BUTTERWORTH, UNDERTAKER, JOHNNY-ON-THE-SPOT | 2202's 00 ADVERTISING MANAGER'S DAILY TALK cargo at Tacoma and left there FRESHEST Nov ‘she stopped hema 53 ” ew Ge ea raider, v n ha hs roby her a] 5 | u e i put in STOCKS BY EDGAR C. WHEELER old Ed Brown's gray hairs didn’t} To cap the climax, Bert But- | fore they were in evidence Repre-) which heretofore have been ot iad eh ae a pu OLYMPIA, Jan Peace and|fare so badly, But for the kindly| terwortn, noted Seattle under- | sentatives Fuller, Hastings, Houser |implied in court decisions liast’ month or six wee ailed | Rritish Isles, which was Interaii Sous harmony” is agog today in the interference of nearby senators, al taker, mysteriously appeared jand Zednick were right there,| The most important of the pro-| trot attle Nov. 29 Jed by her running afoul of thaaaaa aslative halls. chip of Mr. Brown's walking stick] on the death scene, | Johnny on the spot, with their|posed amendments are providing| The Dramatist loaded a heavy [rea, Saivor: That smart whack of Senator | might today be reposing In the back But an armistice was already | claws on theirs cifically for a terminal belt line tl Howard Taylor's palm on the face, of the eminent floor leader's neck.| In progress then. | ‘That started the stampede, and jrailway, as well ‘as a local water a! ee ata an socateer i ce | “ae ail the other members had to wait |transfer system, \3 OTHER VESSELS ROBERTS CASE NOW the ei as Nobody got a glimpee of that BOOM FOR GOVERNOR in line, 88 viuctos labeled a) $25 Senator Taylor offered to | ‘Tho very Intest ix that Senater| Ee ReapportionmenT Up. | — MAY BE CAPTURED READY FOR THE JURY would-be “Great [ Am” of the ser put up for a duel behind the |Ralph Nichols of utile, chosen THE PORT BILL A nov reapportionment Dill, in ate is the last straw scenes, or there might have {president pro tem. of the senate in| _leteasing the membership of the| vad ‘ been further trouble the Kent e-breaking dris¢ Any minute now @ swarm of); from 97 to nd that of th GALVESTON, Jan, 17.—Rumors) The government's case jome disput out be . e he roomed for governor four lobbyist enting wareht enate from 42 te 4% ng round-| were current in shipping circles | against Deputy Sheriff John wie PEeHe ARH: Cures “es od -SCPRD | ¢ Aaah 4 side : : ox jed Inte be ‘ \ the Swed.) W. Re 0 to the jury some ¢ " 1 q * ! id to Oly 1 on 1 Co ( nand t e Inesd: A nid an be ' 1 Ih 1 Puller of b ( oO N ar Judge Net orvered two of the . echo 1 n the house enator Fairchild and Sen KING COUNTY LEADS mission act introduc by Repre-| Fulle ho an engit been sunk th ew German senting an officer, stricken from MORE THAN 60,000 COPIES : pees eras tune dint) tach nn caw baielad te King county i# right there whe | se ntative Gule of Seattle providin on working on the measure for | raide The Swedish ves were | the indictment OAILY paiching a peace » forthwith move to the Olym A.,|it comes to raking in the coin Ja $3,000 salary for h of th iore than a year, and has mapped| bound for Havre, with 20,000 bales es r eo¢ put on the boxing gloves and get] ‘They handed out pay checks Injattle port commissioners, and ¢ out a scienUrtic map of representa-|of cotton, and the Norwegian ves:| Like busy bees, Star Want ads | For a cripple, with a broken leg, Jin training for the fray, tbe house Tuesday, and almost be-}gating powers to the commission|tion, based an population, sel carried 10,000 bales for Genoa, work without a let-up,