The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 25, 1917, Page 1

sestneagtestreteetesss stares sessa testes este Testes tse tS NOT TOO LATE | if you haven't yet done your bit by contribut ing to the Red Cross war fund, run to a mercy barrel, quick. You ought to WANT to give more than you can afford, This is Mercy Monday SITIILosctttiiesatsescretnstreststststrstestaitrratsasstcstttl The Seattle Star { GREATEST DAILY CIRCULATION OF ANY NEWSPAPER IN PACIFIC NORTHWEST VOLUME 19 to be more than are of age to join infantry. the Second Talk it over at Weather: “Clea ONE CENT ;, nn n .E, WASH., MONDAY, JUNE 1917 ny Wie CATT OF FOOD BILL RAISES STORM bg ° cap a patch 8 + | THE 80th DAY OF OUR WAR GTON, ° @ The liquor question has hurled confusion, dismay and vast un- certainty into the senate fight for food control. Just as it appeared that the administration, holding the up- . - " per hand with the aid of pow * of the reg erful republican support, was to ; eee as force passage of the bill this 4 : the “bone dry” amend t adopted by the house $ ; upset everything . td : and hone apdiessoarind * $100.000,000 men completely today. “Wets” hedging extent to should be Filibuster is Feared Danger of a filibuster liquor contingent was admitted As a result which ha senate ar poned its n ly this was do mine what | house actior and wines, | passed Saturday Reaction fr awaited as a Meantime in charge of Peoday that th to the house bill, includ tion ; Affects War Tax Bill col As a result of the ho and the situatic the » t drafted by the mittee is lef Approximate! thd under the pre and wines, whic are °"y ~ sold ia reas ent of the beer 1 the dance enator Chambe food rlain "DEMOCRATIC MOVE po» Los Significant ven greater democ Brit ern was contained the coms Chancel! know just r Law in pursued t day th ided to m “{ believe the f fon of the hor conferee 1 cor future comt before they lord The bill.” he discuss the re will, of houses jon h cla tee, will report ation of In that event of parliament what dispos the house dry le, show Deggelle made of Mit we are ready to report before st food vill ts passed, however will probably report our tax. giv ii including the lev on beers da Hat wines, and then if the housei‘s 42rd on the 2 | wists MN GREAT BRITAIN erwnice Whether Allen is threatening to Seattle's allotment of the | paign (Ortman p a n’s applicat citi Peg eel $100,000,000 called for by Pres- Hold Big Meeting attacking n him, ¢ te ie H ident Wilson for Red Cross At 9 p. m. Mond the Moore c p to visi orial of! soiq that he had t evnisis preparedness » will be the scene of the ‘ fhe hich are within the half-|‘tame something if he couldn Almost € e state meeting. All workers will be e mile zone of Armory, {rom |tne real goods > w n the|there—along with any others, The . which all alien enemies are t AMsthae Sitio Hines hin tcl more | final results of the campaign will 1906. by president amation ii session money than had asked. The Members of the entered the war ematical when the conference ri Fulto tin tate will raise more than $1,000 will speak \ ist four days to began yw that Wardell d whiaky | 000, it is predicted p.m. a big bene ether the sub ae ae ae while perating the gambling . ? Morey.” “Monge bration andes marine hepa 5 Beatt taged by the f ‘ White Did H Exceed Ord ? | 4 ieee ADVERTISING MANAGER'S a ‘ y W sa i w lownt 1 Me x picture making % DAILY TALK 4 ’ °F . hgh Pe “the anc! neve yrner on of war films, t resident \V might Ave 1 it i ; ect hae teat ee ' t n vaudeville - prognadil Tuesday Offers : Hhin io Kis Plas Dar Mu LE he ei r theatre, the WHI . ‘ len, in lag Day addre le said Did you not tell Charles Thon T ‘ 1 Buying Advantages The German government has many spokesmen — [fon that vou were selling whisky Employes Give f over ail SE to the reader of the ads here, in places high and low. They have learned dis Pai nets weeteclion) From 00. to, 200 per ig the «wages in toda Star Of cretion, They keep within the law. It is opinion they = | “*;)) = ps ef the men, to the fund nile it tho who dont utter now, not sedition, They proclaim the liberal pur- sa sularies ee * course se Vv ) go f ’ ‘ aie poses of their masters, declare this a foreign war which t un-; One read the ads won't know can touch America with no danger to either her lands Eve vhat the best offering or her institutions, set England at the center of the which of Seattle’s best stores stage, and talk of her ambition to assert economic a a nar teh je IVES FLOOD OF GOLD” FOR RED CROSS MERCY MONDAY PROGRAM Red Cross war fund can be made any n the campaign will end. ll downtown corners to receive of value. ign at Moore theatre at 9 p. collected will be announced. hes thruout the day, and a benefit exhibition and fireworks display at Madison park @ Today Seattle again gives its ringing answer to the kaiser. © Humanity’s call has made no vain appeal here, for this city, it is now evident, will far overreach its $300,000 Red Cross goal. @ For the third time in as many weeks, Seattle has boomed forth its challenge to the Kaiserlings. It went to the registration booths in solid phalanxes on June 5. It over- subscribed the Liberty bonds by more than a million on June 15. It has surpassed in Red Cross liberality the fond hopes of even the most optimistic. @ Against Kaiserism, Seattle presents a solid front. Against the Kultur-savage, the AMERICAN nation is a unit, despite the machinations of the Herr Ortmans and their ilk. DIVER IS SUNK ‘SLEUTH ADMITS — ALLEN CALLS © | Donations for There will be street sp al me . th and Am concert, movie t " befor n Monday White Cit 8 p.m . f ae en{ Herr aul H. Ortman, editor of; apply for ¢ p His final the An cement of the time and place of the auction of merey t iu ' , ne.| th German Press, was) hearing on that plication wet | call will be made later hy « i at 1 p.m. by re ~ p : 1 ! Clay Allen to ; pt In a final outburst of giving, Jit in a barrel 7 : : ‘ : . Seattle flooded Red Cross col A committee of nurses, going t wee and reported ha ‘ or of Ortman's ed lectors with gold Monday and | { e to h urned from . + 5 aebinarine. | policy. His editoria indicated that local contribu- e of mei appearance, na long series of s tions will probably reach the woman came running after U. S. BOAT FIRES son, Ameri half-million-dotlar mark before and gave a dime—all the a constant defens k nightfall y she had nd the ¢ More than $300,000 has al- That was the way Seattle was that he } what the con-| against American ready been given, This was (giving on the last day of the cam- 40 SHOTS AT SUB : dominion thruout the world, appeal to our ancient tra ; dition of isolation in the politics of the nations, and 2 seek to undermine the government with false profes (Continued on page 10) CONGRESS WILL REST are, EMBARGO ACT dard Furniture Co.. Page but Uy United Presa Leased Wire Grote-Rankin Co P, na a M. A. Gottstein Furniture sions of loyalty to its principles.” i Te: te Ww ASHING ‘ON -Prest- Co. 4 A good sample of how Herr Ortman’s rankly disloyal ut BETWEEN AUG 1-15 She Gives Hen | (dent Wilson today igned the ex- Movie News and Ad 4 terances justify the president's solemn warning 1s to be found i 2 ie wedding s ® been | port contro! bill, placing in: etfect |i Woodhouse-Grunbaum in the following editorial in the June 5th issue of the GERMAN Or RIINOTON” baal’ 4 the 1 en @ and ¢ nhaFED provisions T Rhodes Co Pres i or 1 wedding | to restrict shipme D will adjourn betwe gitst (ecw ain ‘pen huis. | commoditi Fraser-Paterron Co “After the pro-British press of this country, for near ? Joutn - csr -y ast it BEV A : : r ht : mod ticna. Frederick & n 7 ly three years, has deceived its indulgent readers by sem gag Ay) ERO SENN ntally be Ron Marche Page 1 publiehing false reports about the glorious deeds of the we contribut Plymouth resentatives 2 the allies, and the imminent collapse of the central powers wilt] Rock hon yes DROSS be cae katie aerate y THE FASTEST GROWING PAPER it has fallen into the other extreme. A number of papers sl A. basa oc nae ) a week [commerce and food adm intetrhtion IN THE NORTHWEST many will inv ! c y oy, who ma i ok [commerce ‘oo. adm t assert that Germany will impose an enormous indemnity recesses, in order to give the less| working at a department store,}to decide all matters of foreign S eeaaE anne EEEEEEEE REESE (Continued en Page 10) ispeedy senate a chance to catch up.|cashed his check and put part of| policy. a *