The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 2, 1917, Page 1

tt is your duty to register fo service in a spirit of patriotic de day, June 5, years of age dound to y tion's hono Do your duty in a 4 q YOUR DUTY! if you are a male between personal credit, as well as to Essstsssssisssssstostes ss ssstitsss oss sii jbbstittstssistatssscsss. sd r select military votion next Tu ile GREA TE EST DAILY CIRCULATION OF ANY NEWSPAPER IN PACIFIC NORTHWEST ayicine? * * | Armed Anarchists Are Spreading Terror Thruout Petrograd WOULD | WRECK BANKS Soldiers and Workers Cheer Speakers Who Advocate Robbing Rich and Looting the Capital nited Press Leased Wire ‘BETROGRAD, June 2.—-A number of heavily armed an- archists paraded the Nevsky prospect today, bearing ban ners inscribed, “Down With Authority. Long Live the So- cial Revolution.” Speakers at various meet ings of the paraders urged the people to loot the banks. Many soldiers and sailors joined in the demonstration. The paraders were armed with rifles, revolvers and grenades. No attempt was made to arrest them. RICH MERCHANT IS MURDERED BY ‘ BY WILLIAM G. SHEPHERD United Press Staff Correspondent PETROGRAD, June 2—Rus- sia’s criminals, all released ffom prion in the first joyous celebration of independence, are fast making Petrograd un- ' st Gregoriot?, was shot down at hisiC mansion, in the very heart of the city, by three men. The trio claim-; ed to be anarchists, and demande money from the merchant. Militia- men and workers, responding to Gregorioff's cries for help, killed| one bandit and captured a second. The third committed suicide. The 20,000 roub a ‘hich they had forced GregoPioff to | @ them recovered pratic govern ninals were a 000) was ! ment took hold cable ment's recent m . . ‘ ‘ as hs arorir s} ‘ nek ehctatartachie ‘ . = \ . ‘ --®, . wo? Se <= p SLAV CRIMINALS STATE DEPARTMENT | TRACING SLAY NOTE WASHINGTON, June ate department today to sansa the| companins investigate hat has happened to this safe. A wave of robberies and oe ee violent crimes is sweeping the (to to qu separate city. propaganda and solidif Minister of Commerce Knovo- [+5 war against German | loff tendered his resignation to- This message. vita this time, | day on account of differences a clear-cut statement of Amer with the minister of labor as to | o's position toward ar and financial and economic me. { to encourage Russia Today a millionaire merchant,} ity Bathing Beaches Will Open Sunday! Just a little team work be- tween the park board and the solar system, and Seattle folks will enjoy swimming at the city’s five bathing beaches, which open Sunday afternoon. The city will open the beaches, that’s assured, but whether Old Sol comes thru with enough bright rays to take the chill Teleased from ns. They out of the briny deep is quite ght out the esand towns, and = another matter. mee frown bolder and bolder in) and concerts from 2:30 until 5 every and murd The unrest {il be held at Alki beach, where the city has been augmented by the city has facilities for serving the strike of 6.000 clerks in Petro- 4,000 bathers its will be fur grad’s shops. They are demanding nished at ¢ fee of 15 cents double wages, retroactive since the) At Woodland park, south end of start of the war, which would be an Green Lake; at Green Lake park equivalent of from 10,000 to 20,000 th end of Green I at Mt nidable againat 8 rigor desertion said to have c ed a f demonstration protest Minister of War Kere ous ofders punishing WELCOME PASTOR (Skinner's Dress Suit Sarah Bernhardt, at the Strand | Mothers of France.”) Full par about all of them ~ - CHICAGO une in * 4 al and nine firma jing ’ THE FASTEST GROWING PAPER jin and wngs were edt IN THE NORTHWEST the federal grand jury today for vio nes ation of the antitrust law 4 roubles ($5,000 to $10,000) per clerk Many shops sed today, pro r Prietors declaring that they would it operates Temain so. bathing stations, but here bathers No additional details were receiv-!must bring their nits and ed today on Friday's rioting at Kiev, towels. There are no charges Where 15,000 absentee soldiers were GERMAN PLOTTERS | IN FEDERAL NETS CHICAGO. June Fourteen men, including Baron Kurt Von ¥ The Rev. Carter (elm Jones of Reiswitz, former German vice cc Pthe First Baptist church was wel-|gul here, and Gustav Jacobson comed home from the Cleveland) were indicted by the federal grand Baptist convention Friday night by) jury for alleged conspiracy in con @ dinner attended b members nection with a plot to foment a re of his congre on tion in India ———$———————— | it i alle and Vor — Relswitz p of money 2 to Albert H Poehm DVERTISING MANAGER'S ang ge complete i DAILY TALK their an uprising i = = =| in Bri |U. S. READY TO BAG | _ STARS | tres include Neged anti-conseription Charlies Ray, at stration Jotter had The Mi » Vagrant.”) on bagged by the department of House Peters, he Coliseum stice up to early toda iN ("The Highway of Hope.) other arrests ahead Anita Stewart, he Clemme Activities of the plotters seemed (“Clover'a Rebelll ) for the moment to have t illed George Walsh, at the Colonial by fear of the law, but ¢ © in (The Beast session of federal agents ind Norma Talmadge, at the Mission at Monday will see new ("'T Devil's Needle.) , ts Bryant Washburn, at t Rex INDICT MANY AS FOOD SPECULATORS Cal. Cavanaugh: ‘ + , { leat at American lake A: San ¢ Civilization is rembling in the t miming {| ranged for Francisco early next we During @ “Brave little Belgium is lying prostrate. France is $), Tf transports can be provideds their training period of Sian two| : there is practically no question as " now bled white Russia is threatened with mobocracy o sending the men abroa months they will cecupy the quar t LS | ters formerly occupied by the German veterans at the Russian front may be released { winter. They might even be s@a- tional Guard. The National Dostee against the allies next week like a red-hot thunder- soned and trained to get Mm on the men now are scattered on guard bolt { last of the autumn drive and cer duty, protecting bridges, Industries, 8 ¥ } tainly would be fit for the meager An announcement received @ ~—— @ shipyards, ete Q “This will be a ‘dry’ year in Argentine, Australia, wikis eee and for the big PICK AMERICAN LAKE w Zealand and other countries which supplied Eng- {| Spring drive. from | Washington yesterday Chr Seen ee New Zealam 1 and othe S PI 8 {| Will Make Real Impression proletariat 1 partment today ap } land with food In making plans for this addition tary woreioa it be wartered pre x sites for divisional I @ “Events are unexpectedly turning FOR our enemies , al force, the war department is rf Gnetaad of at cantonments, After the ct and AGAINST our allies.” S taking into consideration that a ek ee pay Padi fn the ainaaa } an < irs ‘ { single division of the regular army ae asthe . ‘It is perfectly plai ca must Germany (¢/4 ly a “drop in the bucket,” . feviewed andjthe J “It is perfectly plain America mu ) is on p chet,’ ae nent today is the final T0 DEFY COURT. with our allies, or later, single-handed, her army §| whereas five divisions supplement- tary oircies. ines eeay. ae dhe © 5 | ing that one could make a real im- pagir'yap light > - t re ‘pression on the Western front, both nounce American lake as one ted were At Jitney men planned Saturday agi ie on i Ae ae fstthad \ r : f of six sites for divisional can an Lake, to defy the law by operating @ “It takes six men and women at | to feed anc from a military and psychological ScRLaAGh anlgalad, wines. the r, Mass; Wrights “donation busses! Monday. equip one soldier at the front standpoint. laces ai-blan Linda Vista, Cal This plan was announced by GQ “li the two-billion dollar Libe hakn it sotvouan \ It ia the iden of the offioess to te “ Columt gC. | i] { 1¢ OD aon vert 08 id c ~ tain the bulk of the regular a The decision to reduce the num vcttass Aaa ety ee ee “ft 13 days, Germany Seill trumipeteie eet he United States to trainthe Rate P eueke wll obeauianly (Oo @ = ing the refusal of the state.su ibs ay ’ an , mfp HY pot Abrmencb pe nm repli Sricecbacenge tert a By ort | preme court Friday to restrain : ie world | select service army increase very largely the number of! depots, hospitals, amuser hall Rrisacier ania, Gch an eve i . ‘| The plans for sending the Na- men to be assigned to each. No of-|schools, store houses and othe np. the ‘@rivers, pending | “Without th oney our brave young soldier boys } tional Guard abroad, made known seni or peal rong rags el aah rng fo kaha: we een OP) the hearing of their applica cannot be equipped with th guns, clothing, shoes, } definitely today for the first time, ceived locally, according to Adjt ite Like erican lake, whieh : @ a6 bat [Stal macros ienocpeon Dermita of the beat ponsible group! tien next Octeber ej tents and food een supposed Ammecion anita Expect 40,000 Men ing, it would cover 780 acres, and| p Mrs already are 25 “free |) @‘vAll must sacrifice, even unto blooc no troops other than the Pershing 4 Bie a on 3 arg a3 _ eaten ts 7 £9 | busses” running which are re. G: aT ian, us hate’ war, but when a burglar breaks division: abroad in Jess than than a year, have been proceeding on the basis ° ”) troops whic 1 “ieemioed” By Bonde “erat ae , 1 PO of an assignment of one division, |iginally intended for Americ aesebtne SS yh tae are into your house, and points a pistol, it is useless to re- 4 28,000 men, plus additional units, | would require a much larger city,| fecelving donations to the jit he text: ‘Blessed are the peacemakers | THOMPSON Is SURE which would bring the number up/and if the change in the govern) ney men's fund to fight the -d into this war, we pr e¢ to make it the whlch, rou br [nc pine ei dua eS | Sexe tans RAM fe ced ito J "SECOND INFANTRY Among reasons for believing that i" r, the cantonment would haye o more will enter the “free” ( war that shall hurt this earth } a larger number of troops may be) be Increased accordingly range Monday, says Pierce We have got to win this war! The Liberty Loan _{ WIL 60 To FRONT ait 1h the expressed belief| On the theory that an efficient! Prosecutor Lundin, declares he Q "We have g : { of ary authorities that Amer-jarmy will depend on wholesome | ij) not arrest jitneys and donation must win , Washington's Second regl- ican lake is the best site the gov-|conditions at training camps, ad! )ugses operating after Monday PALLET LLOLAE |. ORG SE Ene ernment posse |that the quickness with which men |poon, when the stay order granted 7 a all her other units, will be in- Maj. Gen, F klin Bell, now com-|can be whipped into shape for real Judge Gilliam this week expire Following addresses at noon | / % cluded in the 125,000 National mander of the Department of the| War work will dep veal if-| unless complaints are filed against; at the Arctic club and at the ‘Total subscriptions to Libs || Guardsmen to go to France be- East, who was commander of the; spired by knowledge that the gov-| them Rainier club, Or. Newell Dwight | Totnl, subserinttons 0 dae fore fall, if the genetet aim Department of the V the time |ernment Is doing its part to pre-e] “We will arrest the jitney men Hillis, the famous Brooklyn 6.000 Tota) that Seattle carries out plans now under th merican lake site was do-|serve the health and primary com-| after Monday noon as fast as com.| Pastor, and Lawrence Cham is due to subscribe, $8,200,000 consideration, in the opinion of nated, and who inapected it in per-| forts of the men, army officials de-| plaints by public officials or private| berlain, the New York bond ex- | ribe, 98, i | en. Thompson. on se 1 times, was loud in praise | cla the slight delay in building | parties are made into office,” | pert, Spoke at a mass meeting |. ot <4 econd Infantry is certain of its possibilities, Another army jcantonments will be more than| said Lundin Saturday. “We are| at the Orpheum theatre on the | i i Ce eran spoke Se to be among them,” beltirediciil officer called it the only place he|t up by the additional pep with | not a police department and can| fational crisis which demands | VTE tin | inves SiOke ne| Saturday, “if the most efficient Bi seen {nthe WPI) WAErS th 00 Ne ee er a ee eee ie | (Continues on page 6) the success of the Liberty loan. jo. iat valine of the LAberty loan, (Continued on page 2) ld maneuver in Cop paar Barracks for Each Company | In each of his speeches me anus and giving it his indorsement, as a - prac ully Hit “ field Cantonme will contain a sep. | ven. Age) mil showed the danger to world civ hend expert, as the best investment Land Being Turned Over arate barrack building fore Loggers ry to Flirt ion should Germany sueceed i] in Amorica FIRST DRAFT WILL Attorney J. T. 8. Lyle of Tacoma | company, each barrack ccommo-| C. W. Burdette and John Cox, | ery ne the allie He pointed out At the Orpheum theatre, Dr. Hil demnation suits, and is preparing |to Capt, William H. Oury, who had|themselves a good _ tint They |the point of exhaustion, and how qiy Is Germany Fighting to turn over to the government the|@ large part in working out the|Gressed uy in women’s clothes and |the chaotic condition in Russia i345 peanerately? By United Press Leased Wire Ps greater part of the 8,500 acres do-| plane tried to flirt with Second ave./ places in the hi of the kaiser Patriotic Revival WASHINGTON, June 2.—The nated by Plerce county Adjoining each barracks will be; County Cupid Morris, Kennedy is-| renewed opporty for bis per preceding the speeches, a musical) first actual craft of American citi- It in reported one large contract|@ mesa hall and kitchen. Kach|/. Riley escorted them to jal sonal ambition of world conquest. | program, under the direction of zen soldiery will probably be Sept. for construction may be let Sat-/company will have its own lavatory,| “We thought it was funny,” they | Warns of Sub Danger Montgomery Lyneh, of the Metho-| 5 urday The Cornell Construction! with running water and shower|told Judge Gordon, who suspended He showed that the continued) dist Episcopal church, turned the ceording to present indications Co, of ‘Tacoma, representing the | bathe sentence auoc of the submarine would| meeting into a patriotic revival 1 take that’ long to prepare combined resources of a number of “The campe he sewere - make England's fighting power in-| The andience joined in singing na- proper housing and other local contractors, is said to be|drained and ligt Living quar CUPID iS BUSY HERE conseqnentia and, ‘pnctuating| tional anthems. Mra, Lynch wes at equipment for the first 500,000 men, among the bidders. Extensive rail: ters will be ned with paper these points with ant iMugtrations the piano. and a cbrnetist helped Every step is b taken with istruction work 18 also ex-| plaster board and weather-proof,| June brides! in orvinary life and in the annals of the general enthusiasn every deliberation and care to Te pected to begin within & short time, |and-there will he a school und a County Cupid Mortis Kenedy is:|bistory, Dr, TMs de trated) Mrs, S. E. Brush sang “Wake Up, duce to the minimum the possibil- Plan for Cantonment embly Wuilding at each canton-|sued 26 licenses to wed before 11/ that it is the. United States upon) Americ Mre, Romeyn B. Janson. ity of mist I: is not the gov- 4 practical grouping of buildings went, and arrangements will be/«'clock Saturday and still coming whom humanity and civilization is | sang tor-Spangled Banner,” ernment’s purpose to get thousands one division ia shown in the ac-|made for amusements outside of|foest. The biggest day on record | dependent today ‘nd a selection was given by the, of young men into the army withe ympanying sketch. It inelides drill hour in two years Was 38 on the first| Dr, Millis spoke before de’ Temple quartet out every means at hand to proper- varracks, meas halls, lavatorie more plentiful supply of can: )da fter the select service law | ment managers of stores, shops, jforefathers won liberty on land.) ly care for them, equip them aad tables, gun heds, ammunition | vas than expected may make it pos-) was passed, tories and mills in Seattle at the, (Continued on page 2) i prepare them for service, es VOLUME 19 ne The Seattle Star Ss (125,000 Guardsmen Going to Front HDQRS. SIGNAL, BATTALION AERO SQUAD sSANITARY DIVISION 2° BATTAL te) 3 MBLY 4 17 BATTALION HDORS. fF" REGIMENTA CHDORS NUMBER OF MEN | ‘LE, WASH., SATURDAY, JUNE 2 FIRST PICTURE OF PROPOSED ARMY CANTONMENT AT AMERICAN LAKE GU: AR D HOUSE. ~ il ae ck intial all a Mitbitinsoossssocosstistestosticinstiscetsseestesstss oo NIGHT EDITION Every man who has passed his 21st birthday d not yet passed his 31st birthday must register for ONE CENT Psssttssssssisttsisiiiistissstsssiscss sere ter tisststssssssestsssiect 1917. * * & *% <= WILLGO ACROS BIRDSE YE P CANTONMENT FOR. ONE DIVISION Z | OF 1 MFANTRY -| TOTAL AREA - 780 ACRE | COrmtn- 28, 000 3 NUMBER Best Units Will Goto | Make Size of U. S. Force at Front Im- | pressive, Accord- | ing to Staff Plans — By United Press Leaned Wire WASHINGTON, June 2—— Five divisions of tional Guardsmen—about 125,000 men a —will be In Europe by the time 4 snow flies, if plans under con- sideration by the army general staff are adopted. Y Action on the plans is ex q pected either today or next week, and the fact that they are now before the staff explains the reason behind abanden- ment of half of the proposed cantonments for the new army and National Guard. Staff Favors Plan The staff inderstood to look favorably upon the plan, tho there practical difficulty of trans-_ | porting such a large number of) | ‘oops before November. Even @ fairly large transport ship will ac jommodate comfortably scarcely | more than 2,000 men, | While the plans have not been fully worked out, they contemplate lin @ general way only scratching {the surface in the matter of ti J ing in American tent camps, hes ing the real hard, intensive work ~ either to cantonments in or training classes in France, Best Trained Troops to Go In case the troops were sent to France they would be located im French towns behind the lines, and the necessity for supplying a heavy, shortage of tenting could be ob- viated As the plans now stand, the war the best trained of its National Guardsmen for the service. They would sup- plement the one division of regulars under Gen. Pershing already are REGIMENT OF ENGINEERS oS UPPLY TRAIN ENGINEER, TRAIN AMMUNITION ‘TRAIN A > = Pe: is is the % R. HILLIS PUTS “PEP” IN DRIVE ___ FOR WAR LOAN =7=" Hot Shots From Dr. Hillis’ Speeches ; in Seattle Today for Liberty Bonds | ible to put some of the troops un- der tents, it is now believed. Most) of the teats probably will be placed at So die ot i { |