The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 28, 1917, Page 7

STAR—WEDNESDAY, FEB, 28, 1917. PAGE 7 PROSECUTOR LUNDIN RAPS MIKE POWERS IN WAR ON GRAFTERS THE MOTHS AND THE FLAME CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 asked Powers. But you don't} cuss the case, and tried to wit! look like it—sure it isn't a sub-| hold the name of Wardall, saying poena didn't want “anybody to get to him No, I mean it,” Brewer replied Just a Start? | Then they searched the taspector 1 don't want to show my hand i 4M 1S) BELT LINE WILL CURE THIS Excessive and Unfair Switching Charges—Duplication of Rates —Stagnation of industry Seattle AID ADVELTI ine terminal switching facilitie are owned “We got In there about a minute “He | PMr he left,” says Brewer. police offi ra had fixed Gill Stands by Powe: things and say they found three marked | Lundin sald, “but this arrest is the | / ; ; $10 bills wrapped around a marked | euimination of t months tn and operated by the Trunk Line railro The waterfront © gold piece in his right-hand | vestigation and I'm not thru, Its] is served by four different and distinct hing agencies, one trousers’ pockets. A wallet was in} been a hard job getting direct evi-| f » \ wot ¢ oad occupying one unit or territory, another occupying the same pocket, but the money | dence.” | raucoad ie » A he first, and so on down tt L line Was not in the wallet |} Lundin said he would not call | another unit connecting with the first, anc on down the li ~ Wardall, whose identity Prose/}q grand jury, but Intended to] Each railroad makes whatever charges it chooses for moving ~ eutor Lundin refuses to establish,! handle graft cases by ng infor cars on its own tracks to the tracks of another connecting line. ” Was supposed to have handed over! mations direct | al t } | } " . . pe “ ' connec y line © ine en pil on their own separate - the money. Powers says he found Pay checks from other officers The nnecting line or lir then pile 1 * it.on his desk and was on the way|and cash donations, unknown to charges 5. : o to turn it over to the property| Powers, were collecte The North cific Railroad, for instance, hag thirteen a clerk when arrested. }amount of $5,000 and a8 (13) different with their distinct charges, ranging from Deputies Were Waiting [a Ry dang clerk tee | $1.50 to $12.00 a her per car The deputy sheriffs were stand-| When Powers afrived th Great Northern, 50 and higher, per car. ing outside the station while/ find out about arranging bo: Milwaukee, $3.00 and higher, per car Wardall was talking to Powers” | was surprised to learn that bro Oregon-Washington, $3.00 and higher, per car. The Milwaukee and Oregon-Washington serve very small and so do little switching was in the office about 15 minutes, | Mike is the last fellow in the ry 1 would judge. es | world | would believe guilty of ac | It often happens that a car on a certain line, and destined The transaction Tuesday, and | cepting a brid | to go out of the city over the li of another, or to go to an finding of the marked money has Phis was the statement of Mayor | arta } 1 te ned Ir subjected mething to do with the charge of | Gill, after hearing o¢ the police In industrial switch owned by such other railr , is subjectec accepting $30 graft money bru-| spector’s arrest to one, two or three separate tching charges, amounting in ary 9, on which the warrent was/| I've never heard of hia bein the latter case t me $10.00 te and subject in all cases issued and signed by Lundin him-|cognected with any crook f self. But Wardall ts supposed to| even at times when | have figured in both transactions. knew everybody in the department | Visits Lundin jwho was mixed up in crooked| ~ ‘ SNL Powers was told that Lundin} work.” Y N “ry wanted to seo him, He walked! Gill said he didn’t know any man| IT CANT over to the prosecuting attorney’s|in the department who he would “ . SHOFFED ; office with the deputy sheriffs, and| “consider to be leas likely to be out! =< I'll be he sat in conference with Lundin for lity of accepting a bribe. 15 minutes. eve him innocent until Prosecutor Landin would not dis-| proven guilty.” “| DON’T BELIEVE HE | | TOOK BRIBE COIN,” SAYS BECKINGHAM Chief Beckingham Wednesday | ney’s fees in the federal court case. pressed confidence in Inspector |! told him I didn't need any help se Powers, despite charges of| “And I told him if he started any gambling-or sold booze in his #0 ry placed againet him yes-| clal club I'd break it up. He no-| terday by Prosecutor Lundin fel I had rheumatism in the foot is | POWERS EXPLAINS — ENGLAND LOOKS WAY MARKED COIN FORACTIONBY REACHED POCKET U.S.ONLACONIA wi a) st? Fi “{ don’t believe Powers ever took d stuck around, telling about his| Mike Powers, king pin of [way and Occidental, He came to LONDON, Feb. 28.—Engiand 4 any bribe money,” said the chief,|hewmatism. Finally I told bim 1) pone na Ay reise force, -_ vet seo me several times, but I told; expects America to act. | ; y ery ba “ ' couldn't do anything for 5 “And until a jury finde him guilty |~** ‘ery busy raed a i ap sbotey dogg) ieee ee ee r Editorial comment in all 7 " eft ull | Furniture Man Comes e eeneeday that he bim newspapers reflected the atti I won't believe he is guilty 6 $30 bribi Feb Ww , ie h had! “Two weeks after be visited me! ceive bribe money Feb. | hen he came in verter. nking of the Laconia can- 1 Chief Beckingham said he had}, ws who sald he represented a| % a charged by Prosecutor |day he sald, ‘I'm loc for al net be construed otherwise | heard of a Wardall, and remember- | | Lundin, j short cut out of the building,’ so I “4 . | furniture house—I've forgotten his | | than an “overt act. } ed him a man who called him | name—called on me. He said he “lL remember = th | directed him. Ff mentioned that A 1 a up over the telephone to arrange | tinctly,” says Powe he had given up the dance hail Just how America will “act |} was about to sell some furniture other than to ado; the armed ! to see him. to a fellow named Wardall, who| only in my office » few min- fea and said be had planned to arene pie a P yhet Learns His Mistake Intended to open a social club and| “tee because of my son's sick: | open & social club t < Sesalasnte anensivedie wetaaes.” | ‘ Tai ; | 3. He was in the hospital Didn't Look Good to Him | oh was not sug I thought it was the anditor,”| wanted to know if | would remem-| 4) 05" yh . . ditorials, but the Beckingham explained. “So I told| ber the furniture was not paid for, | ars : Fg ee a ae t remember be reaches ous to} clear that Eng | him to come up. When he entered | and not break it up in any raid edn Tan Teal Sane Co ee een NH a DSk SNOUT Thad think nothing aieert of the | the office I noted the mistake. This| “I told the man the police didn’t | \S7dal; the man suprited tae eee edt | most drastic steps will satisty fellow called me ‘Charlie’ right away. |have time to look up any bills of | PAsed the money. intivately And) after he left I found the wad of] Qoiicay dignity and honor. | Ta never seen him before. He in-|sale when they started out to do| ‘Bat he found the 80 marked) money. I took it and started to-| nis belief of an irreconcilable troduced himself as ‘Mr. Wardall.’| some smashing. money lying on bi ward the property office. When nce betwee: . | Dida'e Bae Monty kat egg rd Rorae id the | difference between America and sie said he was going to open a| “He left, saying he had better get ff Sacremthanmiges Girard = corridor someone said the! Teutonic agencies was heightened little social cinb and nted to|cash, and I've never seen either! “ld ga ether this fel- |< igen De Nene ener lle. ty Siueena: aiabanane 00 t 4 attor-| of the men since.” | low ar 1 left it of not says | turned owart his door and was u sored i ee icrenianlning _|the inspector. “I didn't any-| going there when Brewer spoke to| ating that American Ambassador RING RESULTS _ (227, !8% thers, Bat 1 know he tine [Penfield would recelve today the STAR WANT ADS B has been trying to get me to he ‘This doesn't look good to me,"|saxwer of the Austro-Hungarian ———— Ie Se RNAS eit Sims Stone eer Mike says he said to himself, when | S0vernt to his recent request} the money out| for & statement of the dual mon | of his pocket 3 pote ‘ jon on the unlimited submarine warfare Expect Austrian Break | Switzerland ke _ ARE CLOSING IN : VINDICATED BY THE COURT Medical Board Ordered to Restore License to would a complete support of Germany's} ruthlessness” an4 hinted that a break with Austria similar to that| with Germany by the United States | was close at band Dr. J. Eugene Jordan After Evidence of Remarkable ON BAPAUME) “see 2mm ea On January 7 of the year Sranpaan hs stilt pros ots eit tat Ribs suerte Food 1915, Doctor J. Eugene Jor- dan was arraigned before the State Medical Board and his Meense to practice medicine revoked, the contention of the board being that the ad- vertisement reproduced, fch had been running In the local newspapers. untrue, that Doctor Jordan Bapaume. T less than two| prisoners on the Yarrowdale we: es dletant: today | still being h this time on the | pretext of quarantine necessif¥. | The London Times published to- day a dispatch from Corunna, claring that friends of Former Am bassador Gerard, embarking there for the voyage to the United States, were anxious for his y are }n The German retreat has apparent down, and dispatches from the front today indicated strong resistance was now being en-| countered In the forward sweep of the sh troops Cured of Tuberculosis by Dr. Jordan’s Remedies ly slowed prs Neen Judge French stated in his decision: The court cannot find in this case that any credulous or ignorant persons have been deceived. On the other hand, the witnesses who have been produced on be- Beattie, Nov. I had tubercular neck and under my arms, and the docto cut them out for $500, but admitted that it might result in crippling my arm for life. Doctor J. 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J Dr. Jordan is now located on Second Floor of the Mutual Life Building, BULL BROS. ||| sete cere tte een one to preserve its eltizens’| Rene ee a eee a eta Street City... Just Printers 1013 THIRD MAIN 1043 First and Yesler. cocceeter css StMtO. .eeeeee seases The ground is a sea of mud in According to this dispatch, Gerard teed — “ the immense thaws of recent weeks,| was warned by a German friend, 1201 H "Elie ee er a tt 294 * ae ‘i and, stretching across this ocean of| high in the council of the empire, 2 oge y, Slliott 2 Doctor Jordan appealed to Doomed to a Crippled Condition for Life by slime, are crise-crossed miles upon| just before he left not to make 8 8 eae courte te Sho matter a +s |miles of barbed wire. A ently| such a trip. The German navy, the the trial of the case, which Other Physicians, Absolutely Cured by the Germans counted on this slip.| Times said, haten Gerard, belle followed, in id a jor Cl . . g a > . ‘or a year he has prev pery footing and the barbed wire that f a year h a ' ent Court, produced ‘ce gegonane dular Remedies obstacles greatly to hamper the|ed the full force of Germany's sub-| c sa ae a eis . ee 2 ge MA , British advance after their retreat,| marine war “IT am of military age, able to! iy. Tere antes tp Doster Patrols unceasingly “feeling out” [tient | LONDON, Feb, 28—An air raid a lg READ HIS TES AL the ground in advance have not yet “If, my country can use me/0n Sunday over the iron works at Jordan, restoring to him his TIMONI found indications of the line selec against these brutal assassins, I|Brebach, Germany, was announced don, senting the Sullivan Machinery Co of Chicago, living abroad not as an expatriate, but for the promotion of American trade. significance, self-respect and save others of my countryment Jas I now feel. to delay DOUBLE SWITCHING CHARGES , If the Seattle Hardware Company, located ps a car to the Lake Union dis- or Car Company, located on the rthern Pac , the charges by the Great Northern are $7.50, and the Northern Pacific adds a charge of $4.50; total, $12.00. Seattle Hardware Co. ships to Ford Motor Car Co. ae erie $ 7.50 switching charge N. P. 4.50 switching charge ~ To illustrate on a Great Northern spur, s trict, say to the Ford Mc $12.00 Now suppose a firm on the Northern Pacific, say the Polson Implement Company, one thousand (1,000) feet dis- tant from the Seattle Hardware Company, ships a car to Lake Union (Ford Motor Car Company) district, they pay, a Northern P. charge of $6.00. From Polson Implement Co. to Ford Motor Co., $6.00. From Seattle Hardware Co. to Ford Motor Co., $12.00. Another case of the regular operation of this present method: If Polson Implement Co. ships two cars to Ballard, customer located on the Northern Pacific and the other the Great Northern, this is how the system works: Customer on N. P. Ry. pays $ 4.50 switching charge. Customer on G. N. Ry. pays $10.00 switching charge. AN EVERY-DAY PRACTICE These cases are not exceptional ones, but represent the regular order of things under the present methods of handling freight. This duplication of switching charges, and the unfair results, prevail everywhere in Seattle. As a further illustration: Sears-Roebuck, on the Milwaukee spur, ships to a cus- tomer in Ballard on a Great Northern spur. The switching charges are as follows: Milwaukee .... pene ene Columbia & Puget Sound . Great Northern .... one on --$ 3.00 oes 0+ $13.50 : This is the situation in Seattle today. It is a heavy tax on our commerce and manufacturing. It discourages and drives away industries and causes stagnation in the develop- ment of industrial sites PROMISES BROKEN The railroads have repeatedly promised to remedy these conditions. Their promises remain unfulfilled. Now they are scheming to impose these same conditions on the Duwamish valley, while they and their newspapers yell, “High Taxes! High Taxes!” in order to fool the voter. 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