The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 21, 1917, Page 1

Everyone in Seattle who has a job is asked by the committee in charge of raising this city’s $300, 000 contribution to the Red Cross to donate one day’s wage next Monday. They’re going to arrange it so that YOU can thus “do YOUR bit” by simply telling YOUR em- ployer that YOU want to contribute. ; “Perhaps giving a day’s pay,” reads the committee’s appeal, “means for you no . “KEEP FAITH WITH HIM WHO LAYS DOWN HIS LIFE FOR YOU” butter on your table for a month. Give it. What right have you to withhold, for a paltry luxury, the tender hand held out to him, stricken and tortured, who fights the good fight for you? Keep the faith with him. “Do not forget that with a love that passeth understanding he goes with head erect and singing heart to lay down his life, that you and yours may live in peace forever. “Match your tears and your pride of faith with your money until the giving cuts deep and then you will know rest and peace that comes with a duty done.” pSeSs sit sst sbi tess sts sissiscss LEAVE HER COIN wite Leave fr a day's wages so she can give it to the Red Cross when nurses make the house-to-house canvass Friday. You must not be deaf to the nationwide appeal for war mercy funds. VOLUME 19 SEATTLE, WASH., S, WARSHIP JOS. GOTTSTEIN SUFF BANNERS Red Cross Nurse SECRETLY WEDS = TORN DOWN BY ssttstastisstissstaticcisccsscitsstsstitsscrssccrrerstttsttstt THURS Defies Germans nivorceo wire RIOTING WOMEN | in Talk to Star’ Second Ceremony Kept Dark “Traitors,” Cry Mob as Wom- So He'd Get Share of His an Leader Attacks Bearer Father's Fortune of Yellow Fla |BRINGING BRIDE HERE! RIOT AT WHITE HOUSE The Seattle Star { GREATEST DAILY ‘CIRCULATION “OF ANY NEWSPAPER ‘IN ‘PACIFIC “NORTHWEST i LLL au is tsLiiicistiistisccstccsiscsecs if LAST EDITION | Don't forget the big open air Red Cross movie show at Bon Marche park tonight at 8. Weather Man Salisbury says: “Tonight and Fri- day, unsettled; probably showers,” DAY, JUNE 21, 1917 ONE CENT ;,"' RAMS U-BOAT| POWERS DENIES GUILT AS HE IS | PUT UPON TRIAL | Charged With Accepting Bribe Money From Private Detective Is This Man Being Patrol ? Boat in ~ Action © PROSECUTION IS MUM | SAN FRANCISCO, June 2! WASHINGTON, June 21.— The stage is set for the trial Destroyer Sinks | Enemy Sub- gnores acKsS V ea e Joneph Gottstein, young Seattle Screaming “Traitors,” an angry of Inspector of Police Michael marine in Piret. 2. jonaire, In San Fran mob, led by Mrs. Richard T. Powers, charged by Prose Naval Clash cisco en route to his northern i ‘a cuting Attorney Lundin with ava as! nemies; e Ss iss O home, where for the second -— oe ee accepting $50 “protection <r time in eight months he will pickets at both the west and money” February 27 from @. € U. S. FLOTILLA IS BUSY th St f J Introduce the former Mre east gates of the White Hou Wardell, a private detective ‘a — Helen Elaine Mix of Los An today, rinbinag down tale | Presiding Judge Everett by rrr j € ory be — bride | een oe ae Ele yee busin wie ighaadieg Thuraday | THE 76TH DAY OF OUR WARt n the war have Eight months ago Mra. Mix | them in the street e to assign the case to a superior “Batiafactory action at sea marked the ° Mise At and Gottstein eloped to Spo. | ° % one of the court judge. The trial prow participation in the aa Miss Hazel Hunxtns, one of judg participation ean kane and were married. But | nfgmers, climbed ur the palings ably will start Thursday after waters, showing that Gottstein's father refused pa | of the White House fence, holding 00n of Friday morning. s getting into the rental blessing and threatened flag aloft in & vain endeavor to The money was taken in return submarines to disinherit his son unl a ave: tt for stection gambling mend at the peter a White Fete divorce followed. The divorce Throws Flag te. Mob Louse ® and further rerious riots than those was secured Mrs. Richar eon otimbed up than that b | he nigne attacking “President Six weeks later Gottstein and = oer her and after a bitter strug Deputy Prosecutor Ellis, who will Root. Mre. Mix cretly ; handie the case, refuses to divulge » the food bill melted some= gle wrenched the benper away and - Recently nie father | toeued it to she howling orowd. information, concerning his | shat before te ee died, leaving his son half of | S balers. were all onus. |® at Powers The national drive for the $48 his fortune ft is under suspension ed Cross fund pro eauiet asking the president what he in P i attle. mo: n ~ = to de for suffrage, which Arrested by Sheritrs sith Beattie more than holding op ite Mrs. Arthur D. Cohen, 1021 Sum heon displayed at the White! He wax arrested by Deput reek King Alexander issued an ame ave, a sister of Joseph Gott gates for months heriffs Hrewer and Kline as he incement that he would support our es today. stein, refused to disc her broth fee fear? were ¢ 4 out aa © ng the office of Chic che ers secret marriage Thursday. Had yo que rioting, in which eev-| Po Reckingham at 4 p. m isin aie his arent tOjeral thousand men and a ollie i Phe rt German propaganda. y Mabel Abbott arger share of his ( none BY J. W. PEGLER “I haven't a doubt Jacques was the fir aa ng about his ‘3 . ig : ; t he Pea arin HAGE OF THe AMERICAN lerioi a ershing hac i tl ‘ ‘ Calls Her a Traitor e of the Pe inke iL i to hear that Gen. Pershing had a e he Ae and by Wardell ch NAVY FLOTILLA IN ENG Valeska Sadler D. Cohen, ( A big crowd had assembled short: | iuim wit epting $20, February 9 | LAND, June 21.—A German can girl nurse now livir n ; re Pape ey Aer Lhe Whit eset be itong HE ation issued later submarine was rammed &nd bets Sibiccunied | : i St SONS Nae ee ee the Chand hanno charged him with taking 850. sunk by an American destroyer Seattle, interrupted her wedded t rn Mrs. Mix, but/ tor h d banner Powers Explains it | after a German-born American of work in the Red Cr hos-| that there would be no effort made |to t Da aac ig leepties Paty I don't how the money got | bluejacket had spied out the yitals in Char by his wife to break th Gigs too thier tan es my desk,” Powers told the depu underwater craft, according to F While throng was waiting, Mr . during the first m Richardson suddenly ran up to the | thet ther they had bhp henae hah belief expressed by the crew of 4 cd , won sudc b bs o t ere waa no jest about his ls amy Recep ie Wine pocannt helt ty Mise Hen [tee a a certain American sea watch- . y. War cal abet oo te * . dog, which returned to port te hase 4 poise i ‘ Sane Later he said he had found the day. spore ie Bet . ; ' iA ue Whoo ake aprnet money on his desk a few minutes This is the first German sub- smile at, in the things she had she shot hen she sudden'y | before and was taking to the marine, the word of whose been telling me. Thousands UP T0 COUNCIL Frasped the cloth, ripped it from the | jroperty: room when summoned bs epee coer sinking has been reported by of hideously — ms flagataf? after eC. and ere. {the chief, He sald be had just put es * © &© #8 & crews of the American patrol . ‘0 crows Bch eee it in his pocket when he gaw the NSP OR 4 » TERS of flotilla. were dumpe The Central Labor counall Treats 'Em Roughly deputies cox: I Y CTOR MIKE POWERS of the police department! The destroyer was cruising thre tablished prt rag all te tegen rae ive SE in Cesmer hess by Me : Lundin got off on the wrong today went on trial on a charge of having accepted $50 in|a calm sea. Directly ahead the he Is 4 eacox Ww ba lar reated. foot.” he ed. “I have no more 1 1 8 i- =o * meeting Resolutions intro: = Both pickets were roughly handled pet sf cee : aehitone marked money as a bribe from one G. E. Wardell, a private | forward lookout sighted 2a with only six duced by the Painters’, Musi |hy Mra Richardson, Both began |) sn fie on the well ne detective | - (of whom M cians’ and Hoisting Engineers’ = t Pp Wardell had attempted to induce “MARKED MONEY!” | Spotted end ee one) and t unions, and also by 59 Individ- Mrs. Richardson, leader of the! powers to help him esta aap + rar } i: ‘ ‘ The submarine to which it was Bae at . | ual members, defining the po- | atrac ax taken to headquarters dance hall analy As oka You probably remembe in editorial under this heading] attached almost immediately sub what mu e | sition of the council to be by Policewoman Farlin, amid the His, hall. Wad eet a: $5,000 ana | Whi ed Che ar at the time of Powers’ arrest merged. By that time the destroy- Instead $100,-| strictly in accord with Presi appla and jeers of hundreds.|inig was furnished by members of “ | no brief for wers. If he crooked, |e? Was 80 close to the spot where 000.000 I P F | dent Wilson's policies, were re No charge wa mediately placed | ye department The peri 1 4 skvereat ¢ h ‘| the periscope had showed that its 1,000 s war TUNG) ¢erred to the legislative com inat her. , sb sah eae bngle engeslr acer guns could not be depressed suf: to draw or uch a cattle mittee for report Wednesday. This scene followed an earlier Power he Star pointed out then and repeats now, / ficiently to fire. Every member now being asked to subscribe I r say ft is prob-| attack, when amid the cheers of a does not deser the picion cast upon him by the unsup-|of the destroyer’s crew crowded $300,000 f rses had to| able that four sets of! small crowd, a banner denouncing ported evidence i shyster detective—a private detective the rails, eagerly scanning. iaim > bed ' resolution be fopted, but the president and Elih Root a " t E'the kMitor of The S water for the subsurface shadow eds and | that instead the counci! will affirm pjaced at the northeast gate of the ou Ww ecall e story of the city ‘editor of le Star, which would reveal the enemy when these | th and ta by the American White House, was ripped down by | who poe ut a crooked detective named Wardell. If it is!crate Mabel Abbott were ‘ Federation of Labor two men five minutes after it ap-| Sith ame at | who says he slipped marked money to In the midst of this watch, # A It had been predicted that Wed- -earac » . ¢ rman-born sailor in the crow’s ln hey the underetandine that ds and hedc a peared Pow protection of a gambling joint, one may we them to the underst aiding vag Be " and bedding vere a |nesday night's meeting would be Same as Yesterday's : fa fale baae © oe “2 J may well) cost frantically shouted: “There most usele tant contribution AINteNANCe. |ihe scene of hot debate, and in an The held by Miss Catherine sus t sho hl that abialee ol veing = jobbec he is,” pointing direcgly alongside 1 had to be laid on straw on the ors because | ticipation President E. P. Marsh, of yston, and Miss Lacy \ crooked detective--a crooked private detective, especial-|the destroyer. The American com- t enow bed they were operated on without | the State Federation of Labc klyn, was identical in| who is hired by the can slip “marked oney” to an|mander swung his vessel, and t I to be ‘torn up te » band-| Present On the contrary, the res with the one which was WASHINGTON, June 21— [on ocent victim in many ways those on board declared they felt ne oan Bp olutions were sent to the commit od yesterda: Individuals as well as corpora. | Pp, . ( Ba $50 lvin ' i ,,,|the impact of a collision. eir ¢ pain of went Ww ECAUSE | toe hout discussion diately the sign was placed tions will be Included in the owers Say e found $ lying on his desk, and, unable U. S. Destroyers Close to Subs enough t " “2 . a crowd of about 50,| tax on excess profits under the |to account f was taking ft to the yperty clerk at the! put even if the submarine alll A ‘ blood and te The carilent instance of the prep and hooting, assemt revenue bill, Se being drawn | police station when he was arrested in the corridor and the!not rammed, those who told the ¢ ration 0 1 as an article o ddenly a man, Who refused to| by the senate finance commit 4 aetital al *n from h " dit wae tkelet p 1 Cross war fund, tl od is found in the Bible in Gene-/pive his name, dashed forward and| tee. About $100,000,000 is ex- ROSY 7 hich wa ved), tanen ay : aAerrs P Sh came ting reed (Continued on Page 12) xvill, 6 ripped away the lower part of the| pected from this new source Powers 16 one eee ee detente Pouce force: | immediately brought into play. by. sign With this question disposed | There have been days in the department on several the deatroyer, finistied the job. 3 Virginian Finishes Job of, the committee today eettied occasions. There have heen graft days and bribery charges| Folks back home in the United The upper portion was next} another knotty problem, when |. 3 heiex bas never HalOie Dike 3 s be sure the Aman DAILY TALK omery, Richmond, Va, who partic under the excess profits levy, | these scandals | Yesterday a German U-boat tome i { ted in the small riot yesterday for corporations that could The name of Mike Powers, up to now, has borne} wp apie SA ie rpe Cocchi Is Arrested in Bologna, Italy tated pickets had difficulty in| prove a sub-normal “pre-war , q a i: dogs British aly tn ; | ROME, June 21.—Alfredo jdemning the Inefficiency of the keeping a grip on the frame as| income.” no stain. gatas of the port ie ee Bargain Friday Cocchi, wanted by the New police in his daughter's case, came | Montgomery tugged and pulled, | The rate fixed was 6 per cent The Star feels that before a man who has held) ang a: q time when two American ; st The remnants were immediately |on the capital stock, in addition : Pelee ed estas ol So bury Tomorrow York police on a charge of mur Guards Protect Injured Girl | geized by the police, who made na|to the $5,000 exemption allowed the esteem of the police department and the public is Foren 2 the fleet were aim | dering Ruth Cruger, was ar- Attempts have been made to get attempt to interfere with the de-|all corporations under the section. dragged to court on criminal charges, the prosecutor) ‘Tho destroyers were swinging in t e rested at Bologna by Italian au to Consuelo Larue, an informant of | struction of the banner After the| Booze, bloated incomes and b fied th: hi rele about their cb . he ‘ re thorities today. Cocchi hay woman detective, Mrs. Grace jist. of. the sign had gone. the|war profits should. pay America's Should be well satisfied that his own private detective 4 circle avout their charge, when ‘ ah ih been under observation for sev- |Humiston, who found the Cruger pickets surrendered the framework |way in the war, Senator La Fol | (hired by the job) is not crooked himself. aoe ee reaaetaly. alec iat ‘ ral vaneks girl's body. Miss Larue is in @ to other suffragists who had stood |lette believes 7 us| tenn was killed by the Sn P The Italian authorities mov- |hospital recovering from a jump quietly looking on and it was taken| He has started a fight in ‘| | Gene on tthe Asnbrican 1k ee Har rt ed promptly on receipts of ad- |from a window to escape alleged | pack to he: adquarters senate finance committee to boost he se Inder ou G A vices thru American Ambassa- | white slave pursuers Iinmediately after the first flags|taxes on all these three sources of eRe ae is 4 dor Page, requesting that he be A double police rd has been| were ripped down, a duplicate ofjrevenue and will carry his conten é detained. placed at the door of the girl’s|the denunciatory banner addres tion to the senate floor Hoge Gets $2,000,000 room night and day to the Russian commission was put| La Follette’s plan is to have war) Workers Asked to Give Wages to Red Cross | james D. Hoge, president chili NEW YORK, June 21.— | Police Get Free Rein up at the west gate. The crowd| profits carry the bulk of the tax Union Beings and ‘Trust, Coan 2. Police today began digging in | ‘The district attorney today made made a rush forward and the sign|load. He would levy 22 per cent Give! Give! Give! } Thursday night there will be an-{ , barf "$2,000,000 under the will of ; two new cellars for the bodies |, statement tending to show an went down instantly, amid thelagainat them and figures $1,120 The Red Cross campaigners | other war time parade, and a great a uncle, John D. Hosea of other girls who may have rganized white slave traffic ¢ of | ooden framework | 000,000 cout be raised by this lfted this appeal to the whole |< nir meeting at Bon Marche | Mn ee Vine. vile, Ohio Se. Oe met Ruth Cruger’s fate at the | isting between the t nd ild che of the crowd,| stroke. fis Income tax would net} city Thursday, as 300 nurses |park, at Fourth ave, and Pine st.| US! ol % Aci tn ae [ hands of the Italian motor- | American countrie in hich could be beard for blocks. — $500,000,000, and internal revenue,| prepared to start their house-to- | Forty akers will be out in autos tle ¢ cycle shopkeeper, Cocchi, who Cocebi may have had a hand still anoth banner, addressed | $209,000,000 He would eliminate house canvass, and mercy bar- and will take collections FUNERAL SUNDAY ular formerly had shops above both Meant Commissioner Woods to the Russion commissi was/all taxes on soft drinks, thereby| rele were distributed thruout The canvass of homes and office| The funeral of Willlam Harvey, Sd these basements. instructed Inapector Faurot to get sent to the White House late today |entting $12,000,000 from the total the business section. | blocks, by precincts, will start early civil war veteran, who died Other developments in the probe|to the bottom of the Cruger and | but before the suffragists could car Teams that solicited from picked] friday morning Jearly Wednesday morning at his Wik lof the Cruger murder mystery, In-|s bite slave smguations and spare|ry it more than a few feet, Police WATER SHUT-OFF NOTICE lists have completed their task | te sainht caane Adasibaa, seman |home, 718 N. 68th st., will be held THE FASTEST GROWING PAPER jcluding a letter from the Cruger|no one Capt. Hartley tore it down, There Water will be shut off on Feder. Thursday's subscriptions were) Wit be “Mercy Monday.” on {a the Butterworth chapel, Sunday IN THE NORTHWEST girl's father to Mayor Mitchel, de Mra. Cocchi gave the police the} were no other disorders and only|al ave., from E, Highland drive to] $63,167.50, making the total $219,841 | that day every worker is asked at 1 p. m,, under the auspices of foanding the removal of Police|names of two new girls with whomla few ptople witnessed the sum-11. Blaine st. Friday, from 9 a m,|toward the $200,000 that must ra the John Miller post of the Commissioner Woods aad con- lobe said ber Lusband was familiar. mary destruction of the banner, to 6 p. m. raised by June (Continued on page 12) GAR t ' h