The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 1, 1917, Page 6

STAR—THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1917. PAGE 6 Pres. Wilson Blocks Kaiser’s Plot be aera WAR PLOT PROOF Railroads Bottle Up North End Rank Discrimination Against Leke Union, Fremont, iene buisiale University, Ballard and Interbay Di:tricts that the railroads have the North End Cove CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 |for some time, show clearly that Germany meant to | play this tremendous menace as a club over the United States to keep her neutral and to prevent the stand the United States took on the latest ruthless submarine edict. Do you kr bottled up? The entire district north of Smith's around Lake Union is eliminated from industrial dev h switching German Foreign SecretarygZimmerman’s letter to Minister Von Eckhardt in Mexico City authoriz- ing the kaiser’s war plot against the United States y cha ment on account of excessive Your Children Besides being designed as a check to over-enthus-|] follows: ! ~The Northern Pacific, which controls, abs : liastic, but perhaps well-meaning paciticists, who, it was “BERLIN, Jan, 19.—On the Bret of February we in- University, Fremont and Lake Union district 1 co Bosal ‘Divas ag A a vould lull the nation int » too great a feeling of tend to begin submarine warfdre unrestricted, In spite derable part of the Ballard and Interbay p di feared, would Tu le natio ( vei dhetad: & of this, it is our intention to endeavor to keep neutral ded the city into two parts by its metho de Security, it gave the lie direct to German expressions the United States of America livery TA of surprise, voiced by Chancellor Von Bethmann-Holl- “If this attempt is not successful, we propose an a The dividtne Mne th between Sinith’s Cove. and: Inter weg over America’s “misinterpretation” of Germany's liance on the following babis with Mexico: bay at est Wheeler street “That we shall make war together and together make peace. We shall give general financial support, and it is understood that Mexico is to reconquer the lost ter- ritory in New Mexico, Texas and Arizona, The details are left to you for settlement. “You are instructed to inform the president of Mexico of the above in the greatest confidence as soon as it is certain that there will be an outbreak of war with the United States, and suggest that the president of Mexico, on his own initiative, should communicate with Japan, DISTRICT WITH “NO SWITCHING CHARGES” Between this line and the south city limits, carloads for warded or received over the Northern Pacific Railway are switched to the business houses and factories without a switch ing charge. This district is the Seattle terminal of the North- ern Pacific, Territory north of this is not considered in Seattle by the railroad. DISTRICT WITH “HIGH SWITCHING CHARGES” North of Smith's Cove all freight forwarded over the Northern Pacific to INTERBAY, BALLARD, FREMONT, UNI- VERSITY AND LAKE UNION industries and merchants must $y tobe (0 & lane of hot water unlimited U-boat war decree dotically poattive ‘eatery. FS” It also stands as a reply to Bethmann-Hollweg's practically eat ; a een packea ints feigned surprise at the “brusqueness” of President Wil- Sale at All Druggists. [son in breaking the friendly relations between Germany muine in RED CARTONS and America that were “an heirloom from Frederick the Great.” Letter Bares Plot ' Both Test Secret Clubs A letter, forming the basis Japan has been hinting at trouble |Germany's plotting, forwar¢ from |[f the antbalien bills were pas ere Soe ae Get Nee oo ho FB rtd Paget Bh apts rend suggesting adherence at once to this plan; at the same paya switching charge ranging from $4.00 to $20.00 per car, [Bermstortt, for tne aor aity said |ing the secret club of threatened | time, offer to mediate between Germany and Japan. depending on location. THE MINIMUM CHARGE TO THE FREMONT, UNIVERSITY AND LAKE UNION DISTRICTS IS $10.00 PER CAR. Freight from other lines pays an extra United States “Please call to the attention of the president of “On the first of February we trouble against th tend to begin submarine war. | The administration has shown Mexico that the employment of ruthless submarine war- regen ord In spite of only part of tte hand fore now cutee "to" Goce sel Ruclend ¢ k switching charge. . Naturally manufacturers and industrialists this, tt {s our Intention to en The MexteanJapanese menace sare P F gland to make peace are discouraged and turned away from locating In the Lake ses or Aig the United | has loomed larger than officials car in a few months, ZIMMERMAN.” Union and North of the Canal districts with such switching States of America neutral. If | ed to admit publely charges hanging over them. thin attempt is not successful, | a Menace Is crop “ — sc iasiaastmcascieciadionaed RAILROAD-OWNED REAL ESTATE wi pose an alliance on the he menace—bared in ¢ orima . ‘ following ‘basis with Mexico facie evidence of mar t—re-|tion showed the main part of the) But the message intended for the This system of charging for the North districts holds directed for treating orl 1 kk to |calls stories of ssaries Who went) plot German envoy at Mexico City cam: . sores, ulcers, carbun- That we shall make war to |e) ‘nd forth from Mexico City to|_ Bebind the plot lies a einister|into the American government's the business on the central waterfront, where the North- rns, Wounds ofany kind, | gether and peace together. tain of thats. hast : origi- Tokio. is opportunely, and gave this as : a ee Sele caet ove ataoel trees Tt recalls stories of German re| German agents followed develop-|nation sufficient. warning where ern Pacific owns a great many of the docks and business cial support, and it is under. |eervists gathering in Mexico City. | ments of the Mexican pea fer-with to combat the machinations blocks along Western avenue. In other words, it is for stood that Mexico is to r - | It recalls wild stosies—always | ence at Atlantic City at pr the Now the whole affair, for the the pu se of increasing the income on their own real qeur the lost territory in |branded so officially—-of the pres appeared, it was noticeable thatitime being, is up to congress Fpo' ith’ Mexico, Texas and Arizona ence of Japanese in large numbers Luis Cabrera, clever diplomat, Despite this menacing turn in ar estate at the expense of everything north of Smith’s “The details are left to you in Lower California member of the Mexican group, G8V@ already tensely strained situation Cove. for settlement. P, | It recalls activities of Capt. Boy. out disquieting hints Senator La Follette, when the sen-| “ @ and Capt. Von Papen tn Mexico) He talked of the relations of ate adjourned eariy today to meet The LAKE UNION, FREMONT and BALLARD dis- “You are Instructed to Inform y ved no tricts have g Gt land ta other countries south of Japan and Mexico—a sinist again in mid-forenoon, 1e to hea yenses preparato jo e open- bcs hg gg lgd knoe “_“ ‘Sis Orange that the American governm 1 tiee that he had three days’ mate r the Lak “Ww a id ee en ‘ “ity. Bt uf wake re Seere fee Sreatont ome | rackuha tay Gite not fall to no tho at th rial ready for a filibuster. He te i e¢ Lake Washington al, only to have | J 4 | It ts given frankly, but not offi-|!t did not suspect that there was, opposed to the extent of the na R OADS STIFLE AND KILL ANY INDUSTRIAL DE- that there will be an outbreak of war with the United States, [Clally, as one of the greatest rea and suggest that the president ie s why b, saeitelnration pent Horii rectly affected. Indus- Of Mexico, on his own initiative, | Secretary of State Lansing and the | Mie’ rent’ Nite tries and warehouses are diverted elsewhere by this charging should communicate with [attorney general to congress to C hy a i a ‘ i g Japan, suggesting adherence plead for the most stringent and| Since then there have been Ger CONTINUED of a high switching rate north of Smith’s Cove, while south . bili« this government haa) ™an spies on the Mexican border of this line cars are spotted free of charge at once to this plan, at the | Tisid CC atentan Ge mal We . same offering to mediate be- | ¢Yer considered ton onthe "part | Te on diplo FROM PAGE 1 Today merchants and department stores who have bought warehouse property at the south end of Lake Union are still tween Germany and Japan At Inet, goaded by congressional their goods from south of Yesler, through congested the employment of ruthless Kill the armed miniatra: | peace in a few months | What Is the Remedy? Please call to the attention of {delays and prospe eter ma — SENATORS FIGHT de ee oe loos Cha GAty ents meets bin » Wouldn’ t You | streets and over steeper grades than from the north. All be- ' ed) “ZIMMERMAN.” ’ teatlo ge oe ie YOUR LIVER! of That Catarrh?) ise senor wise PUBLIC BELT LINE RAILWAY H making, anything #0 as a in tt bill i VELOPMENT : Everyone north of the canal is nan plot very exist the president of Mexico that | Wider poster ata: today to {ses to compel Engtand to make |#"_@x(ra session, i Like t at Ri OVER WILSON AID cause of the extra $10 to $20 switching charge 0 Get Rid may have. This and other documents in the Senator Hardwick indicated } The proposed Belt Line Railway consists practically of 13% miles, hands of government heads is the intention to object, saying it wa including over one mile of double track, This will serve the water answer to the administration's in-| & serious matter and that the pres front and industries from the south city mite to Salmon Bay, the sistence upon power for President | » ident could be relied upon to in northern terminal. At this point a track barge system has been Wilson to arm ships and Lae form the senate if he deemed it Included to serve the waterfront on Salmon Bay, Lake Union and Lake deal with the German problem, !t 1 wise and that In any case the ex Warbington owing to the excessive cost of constructing bridges to carry was understood in aingwaigr ar | ecutive himself would act properly. | tracks into the districts across the canal, Suitable barge slips or grid- circles. | Lodge fared up. { frons can be provided at certain street ends in BALLARD and other It {s the answer to the stmtnie| | “I put it In because tt te a sert street ends in FREMONT and LATONA districts where team tracks tration’s apparent anxtety regard-| Don’t stay constipated with | jous matter, If it is false, the can be butlt at reasonable cost and where the general public can have ing Japan, as shown in efforts to breath bad, stomach country ought to know {t, to allay access thereto. kill the anttallen legislation aimed Jag eh eour | jthe excitement it has caused. If it Instead of paying from $10.00 to $20.00 per car, they will be charged at Japanese. | or a cold. j jis true, certainly congress ought to $2.00 for “spotting” a car. i Wisdom oP i! know it." : + * . 2 It Hig gadhlanng President Wil Enjoy life! Liven your liver enator Works, said {t fs now __ This system connecting the main waterfront with all dis- |son’s “going slowly,” in order that and bowels tonight and to congress and to the country tricts north of Salmon Bay and also all the waterfront along he might be the better prepared for feel fine, jthat President Wilson fully present the Canal, Lake Union and Lake Washington, would place jaction when the tir to congress “all information” he the industries located in these districts in a position where | Above all, it is intended as the | goad to congress Suspect Germany in Cuba In connection with the revelation of the German-Mexican-Japanese situation, it was strongly hinted to- |day the government already has information of has lines out to get ft, concerning the recent Cuban up- ro) n asi i i ies i pais tacinbhbaiis aban they sens “5 a on an equal basis with the industries in the Senator Stone, chairman of the central districts. : : . foreign relations committee, made Let the people north of the Canal wake up to the situ- & deliberate appeal to the senate to ation and save themselves from stagnation for years to come | e rg l es aber, iota les ie bpterace e Belt Line Bonds are defeated. VOTE FOR A MONEY- gation by the com before ill M AKE R. advised action be taken.” i BELT LINE LEAGUE | rising, quite generally interpreted | Well, here is your opportunity. | “We are not informed as to the 1201 Hoge Bldg aso ey | an of Germun origin. am going to give away, during the | source of this news. We have no 201 4 g ‘Hiott 2 AN Maisected In bootte|,, Auerorities here have watched 8 # pa 4 days, ws anementeg aor It may not be authoritative Mass meeting Saturday night in Tivoli Theatre, First and in : of ombine: r » tr ) > yy that case closely in view of the itn hot be true Sas met of} % ei} original red carton | 4 ment to those who need it, and If| “Wo do know. however , Madison, in the interest of the Public Belt Line mt and posit: dangerous possibilities to the Unit Agiee - ul that ov Bowel froubiea, gastritig, | peck of these international plot-| worn WHILE VOU SLEEP the foot of this notice, and the free ty excite American public opinion ie cee comes pieerat package will be forwarded to you! There may be,” Stone aaid slowly @ore throat, billousness, | tings may he a plot within the Unit Tonight sure! Remove the liver “a Polsoning and similar all*/4q States to encourage food riots |and bowel polson which is keeping |"*, OMe? bY perest pos ET something behind this alleged Oot retteen | news of which we do not know. It eupport of an em-| your head dizzy, your tongue coat-|¢ wi P is the wiser course to permit the LAUNDRY BOY FINDS Junder, false pretenses, is running|Coast leaguers’ second game with committes to investi "{ at large erett. They ask that/the negroes at Honolulu, Rogan For sale at all druggists bargo on supplies to the allies jed, breath offensive and stomach one of the president's TURNS he be confined either in the Everett | held McCredie’s men to four hits t supporters, seemed to $3,500; RE RN IT or Olympia jail The soldiers won, 4 to 1. Next Sat on Genuine in Red Carton, | It is known recret eervice men | sour. Don't stay billous, #lek, head are engaged, not only on the Cuban-|achy, constipated and full of cold. Mexican-Japanese angle, but like | Why don’t you get a ¥ upporters, seemed 0 | urday the Beavers tackle St. Louis t fallen from the Ups} Japanese chin wanson, giving official | gt ¢ wise on the domestic situation. It oi rage ° ot Ke se hinted the 4 rtment of jue one o 0 ton and ¢ ie is hinted the departmen ui wane ie _ 8 Japanese nde boy NEGRO TEAM VICTOR | cries Ston strong take no which bh of Senator authenti and on Sunday play the » team again might have etartling facts concern nicest, gentlest liver nd bow ing the food matter shortly cleansing you ever experienced. Yc Just how Mexico and Japan have "ll wake up feeling fit and f ascarets never gripe or bot taken the proposals {s not known Lodge retorted th : you all the next day like calome Harry, while sorting the laundr Fe the one great truth in medicine, | 1efinitely salts and pills. y act gently We ought to know the evidence | wed ny afternoon, discovered) porppanp ar PSYciiic POWER” ite prove it. Every claim, every) Only @ short time ago, however. | jut thoroughly. Mothers should give on which we are Hing. I) gs 500 in bills prea’ AND, March 1 Rogan Archway Book Store, Pike st e ‘ . - id giv n't thir sad thes amet § cher for the negro baseba 2 “ . . Da published Alle oem Bi Ty | Carranza suggested an embargo 2! cross, sick, bilious or erish chil t i that there is anything He im too! . 7 r fi pe ’ ne 0 baseball clut | Raymer's Book Store, 1380 First Ave ot Benetol, has been “Truth Ta | Supplies to the aliles, and there jren a whole Cascaret any time. at my inquiry t could be dis to R J ison, the : me Sam's 25th infantry, had Shorey's Book Store, 701 Third Ave. steful to the p another Portland Beaver scalp Further |the hint that the Mexican off sup-| ‘They aro harmless and ehildrew sident, and we 1 the disc in he © es. id childre: ident, d reportec co quiry address , | plies of the British navy would be — Pa ht to know about it 80 Chat we An Tuported tie tv voice asked (HanKing to his belt today. In the!m w, ALVORD, 300 N.Y. Hun, Seatth t halted “ ne an age Lomerer r long distance if by any chance = 7 r Senator Hardwick's objection 500 had bt 1 found in the hotel , ized this put the matter over until | one Ferguson answ 1 a For sale at “ul druggists. tomorrow, a hasty move was made |"" mon Mf baa etter isd Tent ry iy DENTISTS sete bores | HAVE DARK HAIR |i ae : Senator Pomere asked that And Receive Dividends ere, wit equest fo ne id Receive Dividend |g0. th re wt h a request for Rea ALLEGED CULPRIT Is ees seal h Ist Lodge suggested the committee might kil the rosolation there, but| RUNNING AT LARGE? You may pay in any democrats retorted there was no Ps . | inclina jon to do so. | om $1.00 to $3.( | OLYMPIA, March 1.—It was amount from $1.00 to $3,000, Don't stay gray! Nobody can tett| Kill It in Open charged yesterday before Judge D. when you darken gray, faded hair | “If it ix to be killed, it might as y Wright of the superior court that Small accounts particular. | ith Sage Tea and Sulphur well be ed out here in’ the| Nicholas Rudebeck, for whom at ld walenmie jopen,” Lodge said torneys for H. W. Terrill, low In order to introduce our new | {¥ Welcome Grandmother kept her halr bea. I dan't know as there will be a habia agent, hold aetalitien pape (whalebone) plate, which is the tifully darkened, glossy and attract-|tomorrbw for thix senate,” inter-|¢or hie return to that stnte an lightest and strongest plate known, ve with a brow of Sage Ten and|jected Townsend, hinting at fill-|,wer a charge of obtaining money |does not cover the roof of the 7 | Sulphur. Whenever her hair|bustering and suggested that the you can bite corn off the | on jtook on that dull, faded or|armed neutrality bill may not b cob; guaranteed 15 years. streaked appearance, this simple | sufficient to cope with the situa Strongly Gold crown .. $3.00 Savin 5 and Loan mixture was applied with wonder. | tion ful effect. By asking at any drt “That makes the whole , set ‘whalebone 00 IY a Po iy drug ’ 1 hole matter R d d ne otaeetl halebon: ) $8.) ie store for “Wyeth's Sage and Sul-| doubtful,” he continued. ‘That ts ecommende $10 set of teeth ........-..95.00 Asso ati phur Compound,” you will get al why the sooner we know about this “Pain is no reapecter of persons,’ te, which Bridge work, per tooth, gold $3.00 i bottle of this old-time recipe,|the sooner we will be able to act nave De: i. I Abogado, “It knows no 6 a he addition “ob ctins : Olatinction ‘of row, creed or we White crowns .. 1 by the addition of ather | properly pain of the man of millions with bie Gold fillings ra ents, all ready to vse, for| I repeat the senate is ready to souty foot is Just as exoructating as te \ ED TONS, Silver fillings . hote—atld. not pathotaalin anon the most lowly citizen parsing Genuine in R hd ~4 Platina fillings 2 Bibs kth in Our Advance Showing of New Styles Are SPORT SUITS FOR SPRING WEAR We are offering a selection of fine, new materials in the prevailing colors of the season Priced From $29.50 Upwards mp 810 SECOND i about 50 cents, This simple iwix AVENUE ture can be depended upon to re-| store natural color and beunty tolon. Therefore we ought not to act 1t win a frenzy of neuralgia, For the anything which ft Is asked to act time being the one . the hair. gladly give theirail to get rid of th We invite y ake rlec: a ae All work aranteed for 15 years. 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