The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 4, 1917, Page 1

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isstit sss tstississstteecsssssssttirtess Duffs, and Gene Ahern’s acquainted with ‘em, tccctorcctirscrrccrererreerett MEET THE NUTS Everett True, Mutt and Jeff, the foolish characters do some funny capers every night on the sport page. Get eSeattle Star | | GREATEST DAILY CIRCULATION OF ANY NEWSPAPER IN PACIFIC NORTHWEST ) VOLUME 19 SEATTLE, WASH., WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1917 " WELCOMES | CITIZENS | Clouded skies and threaten Ing weather did not prevent crowds of Seattle people from attending Fourth of July cele | brations Wednesday Eighteen hundred people gave a welcome at Woodland park at 10 a. m. to the 750 men and women who have been | citizens of the United | during the past year at | the Americanization day pro- | gram, which was the principal feature of the morning's Fourth of July activity. Rep- resentatives of the city, county, state and nation formaily wel comed the new Americans to citizenship. Gov. Lister, who was scheduled to be the chief speaker of the day, was unable to be present } “I have lived in Seattle when <'tizenship was cheap,” said Mayor | Hiram C. Gili, who welcomed the vew cltizens in behalf of the city “But today it is not so easily ac quired, and it is a thing to be proud of. Those of you who have come} here in spite of skies that threaten ed have shown your patriotism and your loyalty. I welcome you heart fly as the bone and sinew of the coming Sattle | The mayor declared that the pol-| ley of the city had always been/ that a man is welcome as long as | he behaves himself. | Prosecuting Attorney Alfred H Lundin represented the county of King at the Americanization day | program. “You are to share the highest right of the univ that of Amer- | ican citizenship,” he said Hon. John Speed Smith, chief naturalization officer of this dis trict, represented the federal gov ernment at the event | Automobiles and thousands of pedestrians lined the streets in the business district, waiting to watch the parade of the National Guar men, which was scheduled for o'clock, only to find that two bat talions had marched along a halt. hour before. The Central fort com mand of the Coast artillery and four companies of signal corps, with san itary troops, formed the parade. The celebration of t opening of the Lake Washington ship canal was being held this afternoon. A marine parade thru the canal, with | speaking and special celebrations! were held at Fremont and Ballard. Strange Popularity Many a kid with two-bite’ worth of firecrackers found himself unusually popular with his playmates Wednesday—un- | til all the crackers were gone. In Oohe amanimons Declaration 41. stu Freer eoples of the World. Wim ta Werle le dficlve the pe er 9 havelenchacrad the biberbif of Mankind and i> cpucoms the he and chmevali: shation be which Ve las of natu and of naliurs God enlille Lhim, a cdeant raypicl bo Le openeons of mankind ugusss thal they fhould deca thi caufis which empil thom le Shur acten! —~ UNITY,’ Jury, 1917 in lhe Course of human svenis Lk becoms mofiary fer the Sie We Ketel these tiiiths bebe fl widen thal all man aw crated igual, that they aw endowed by Shar buale wth alae unalienable Right, that among Mase au Iie, debaty and the pursal of Happs nef pied Val le feces Vhese ights Gowrrnmyn le are enslilulid ameng . Min, dhevng A vhs from the consent of Ube gewrnid Thal whenswce any Form of Geveenment becerias disteadlive Chase vnc, dh 13 the Kaghl f te Seophe of the World lo abclishil and le rastlul nw Gevinmant > dayou A foundaler on scoh frinep hy and ciganezen: ih prowees wn sech Jerm; asteMpew shall stem mest lhly lo ffect fle Sfely and Ha ‘oof asec to senses he be hy on GPomocn ae Mh Speple of Ue Held. Rusderir:enclad will dctale thal Geveinorant long iitablahed ffeuld nat Ae changed fo gh are tran rapes and ring y al apa Leh fire, tat manta! at mets dispete t fuffes, whh wl ae fifaabe. bhan be nghl lhemslors 4y alelaheng Wa formes Lewheich hey ou acassteoned ful whawa long tam of abeases and ufurpations, fLOMNG anomalies he baer acl vectors Lhe lasegn le teclacr/the Werle unde absolut Sespoleson La then ee Frat hiople clits thud daly, Lethe off such cdapelo Gewinmrnls and fe frevitle raugaaeds fer theed feline secuuly: — § hack hus bee ”, the fra lind dyfj ana ¥ he “Lemocyacia a thi Vert: and auth is nowthored, hely ahah conf hans Vr Meunileim albobfhing aule ctalic Yorernwne nh tt Aislery 4g Ha pousend Geicrmrrenl of Gamany, and h wltid aiiler aeroris 0s a hiflery of ujuatid inyutas and uparipalions, Sl having en dared old the yflablah. miril of an abhscluk Iyianny ove Ve ANE ice Gn weny sage x Vhase oppupuecr, and upuipalions, as tong as human ferbearane could fe A txpu pen, we have soughl udupsy and Gch moma palarly Cub upuated peldeons have ; anfucid only by yeti yey ng LS Yovernercrib-aheis chatacler ss mathid ly cvay acl ihech mmay ty vt a Grant, 45 serfs i tart pled a PHONG Me Geveiv merle Au Hopes ——- ot have ue ‘on wanting a albuliond to car Griman Outhin Sho haw catmnd them fiom heme-lo font of alimpls ty Meat Gorrnmunl lerrtind an cnuarnanlible poydidin eves the Werle Fu Toph We haw icminaled them fhe ce veumfle mers Of our ory curd at the hands of bhusr Gevermmcnl "A Me har appialid bo Mer fridy aflin and magnanamily and we harwe congund thon’ * by at fhe bus of tuman brother he jaro Vhife pupa Cons Shay, toe, Aave-len clea tthe aad oh ff hin and conjanguinily Tbe paces Cherifou, ACGUOSLM the wrerpicly, which com- iels cur acthon, and held thaw, asiwe told thes Geveinmmant, LIU IAMIS A900? Al 7 herve uve thd Nao of to heilyuhich mijfl folloae , - ate, therefore, Hr Aepuspnlaliee of He Avibed Fee Peoples of the World, 1m common cure afiemblid, afpralng he the “ Siu were fudge of te World for tha sclelude of out wntnlions, doin for name, and by Ve au hovidy, pO i ood toph, of Mie Fut. Nalions, 4 hmm lig? a Mit ish and declits, Wal all Profiles o the Hor lav, and of tg Ml cughl lo te Free | ayd Spdependent; thal toy/aue abselucd, (fom all, guna Lolldlerrabe a eocooeeiile whervoet Le mow; PIT WE Novernonrths thal dono deve ye. Maripourey hom tr comfort of the proud ueghl ought to be Ay sclord amd smuft be A frctord, to the ind thal Siletly may \e phat br of lf tople creer yithe wand Aiden te commer Mele yo: Man. — “And \, lhe sup pol of thif, Jitaration, witha fim arleanaion Ce protection of Livere , r De oo ndety thd ge fe tach othes ow ator 4, cud Sorlants, and out faced mn Ylomov.._ ._<ant ty vided and in tchalp yo the’ Worlds Lemoctacits’ SeVUCTeeTTeT TR OeRC ECT Ke Cree ih sbessecststssssstisississ sted it LAST EDITION i i fused to answer his phone on the Fourth of July. If he'd been there, we bet he would have said ly cloudy cloudy Thursday “Part probably tf i Weather Forecaster Salisbury re ven stscssisbtssssretsssstisictessecsssss “are ONE CENT PERSHING'S BAONZED TROOPS GIVE FRENCH CAPITAL GREAT THRILL Joffre and “Black Jack” Win Applause as They Go | to Fourth Celebration. By W. S. Forrest United F PARIS, July 4.—Paris went wild with enthusiasm today in acclaiming its gratitude to America. Its mil- llions cheered themselves hoarse as a battalion of Persh- ing’s bronzed veterans swung along in parade, eagerness jto get at the foe appearing in every snappy step. They cheered again, so thunderously that the whole city seemed to roar, as they espied Gen. Pershing him- jself, and their own idol, “Papa” Joffre, hurrying in an automobile thru the streets. First on the American c ndent * Staff Corresp grain of France's streets that blazed with American the tri-color of France, and were lined with cheering thou sands Never has Paris seen such a dis Pershing, play of enthusiasm. There the great The same battalion of American Was surrounded by troops troops that were heroes of this oc- massed four deep. The greatest casion will leave tomorrow for the notables of Fra were assembled permanent camp of the American ilitary review er, thru “somewhere in France.” ypulace and t they will start trainng fer Their comrades now h port” will arrive later. hole American force will arer the fighting front and get into action of flags piebration ous Fourth s the pre of flags to the American r, Maj. Gen © Invalides nelves ripes nove still Raid Vessels Soon _ to Convoy Shipping BY L. HARPER LEECH United States troops and sup- WASHINGTON, July 4.—'ply transports to France with- The submarine warfare has out loss, tho waylaid by U- reached a stage which will boats in force. if probably lead to a complete i. and the change of tactics. The change machine gun have relegated the of method will probably be ‘tics which man has used on Jas revolutionary as the Wand! since he first began to make change in land warfare which Hard to Find Subs followed the battle of the But the British admiralty has Marne, when the war of ma- followed the same ideas in fight neuvers was superseded by) a paarine which have the war of the trenches, santna, parca <4 ai s is emphasized by the|ihe simple offensive Find the of convoys in getting | (Continued on page 10) On land, the airy Political Cowardice | |Why Not Just Work? CRACKERS AND TORPEDOES IN FOURTH NEWS | Grand Jury Points ° j#%e Proceed northwest to Market Sanwan Is Flag Ship Leaguers Celebrate | , peas |st., thence west on Market to 24th | Conductor F. Schacherer is]; w''thenee north on 24th to W.{_ Robert Moran's pleasure launch | attle Epworth Leaguers are [spending the Fourth of July on {igen thence west on 59th to 32nd/S@wan, built at his country home| observing Fourth of July with a c By United Preas Leased Wire | Ravenna car 6 N. W,, th » south on 32nd to the|&t Rosario, and launched there| picnic at Eagle Harbor, on Bain Mayors and police depart- ,igated by the grand jury, the resolu- EAST ST. LOUIS, II, July 4.—A ghastly pall of politi phe PE Lia LA I fellow | ocks June 7, was flagship of the Seattle | bridge island | ments were asked by the fed | tions said, could be traced to gat : Ol Il, July astly pa Wii Gncae iden whan et fat PAO 9 pig ch Matyi 9 eral grand jury, in resolutions jerings of I. W. W. agitate eal scandal, cowardice, labor outrage and inefficiency had Fourth in a any town.” ei ian outa (eae ee gaa “2 a a | rlsaned today, help sheuent lerees opposed to the Sorernniant Settled down over the smouldering ruins resulting from East| | fees Celebrating in Jail | anti-Americans from destroy. | “At a time when not only the BT cuia’ : | Soldi k Jok ADVERTISING MANAGER'S : Recause Jack Brooks, colored,| '@ crops and preventing fruit | men engaged in actual canflict, but St. Louis’ race today | iers Crac oke | ecause Ja rooks, r | anflict, bu ‘ ‘ a ) ; Sol : DAILY TALK |Hold Big Rose Show tifed to celebrate the Fourth by| and grain harvesting opera- | thousands upon thousands of wom- With Go en personally in charge of than Come in out of the draft = A rose show will be staged a8) cursing rounc and brandishing a tions. Jen, childr and helpless, crippled 2000 troops, ar estigation is under way t the Bh ee) argent 5 the Bas J I Cl ol gS gr ae Fourth celebra-| -zor on the street corner, Officer | With the state council of defense} Men in every part of the world are blame for nearly two days’ rioting, the loss of upwards of | tir MoT ine benefit of Fourth |VOEy earances rae Mt Adatast hes ees for!c. A, Prothero brought him to the | already investigating conditions in| facing @ food shortage, there can WO lives and property damage of more than $1,000,000 of July crowds Are the Order of the D. 2 Cate ee ete olice station and had him locked |Hastern Washington, where agi-| be few offenses against our nation Gi Ae hg ; aes eehaw thick feats | ‘ an der of the Day | ara up on an open charge for safe |tators are sald to be organizing a|@n against natural rights of men : urges and counter-charges were flying thick E : ; These opportunities to save on| Fremont Is Lively keeping militant agricultural strike, and|Which are more heinous than de ; The Chamber of Commerce and civic and labor organizations |Keep Hospitals Quiet the be st merchandise will be ap-| Fremont a lively Fourth pro Goy. Lister planning to call out re-| 8truction of food or interference EP openly declare the police and the first units of militia made} — Don't shoot fireworks near preciated by thrifty people. AS! gram, opening with a band concert ‘ : nerve militiamen, the grand jury's| With those engaged in producing 4 fatl oe jim ag vas tate sok the city's hospitals. The sick | Usual, The Star has complete|and street carnival at 2:30 p.m, Wed in Smith Tower warning constituted the latest de,| !t.” the resolutions stated 4 fo . BtVEINDE tO CUle ht ene folks will appreciate your con news of these sales and ending with fireworks at 9 p Mrs. Carrie 1. Lowe, interested | velopment in the crop situation. They were signed by F. C. Har ; ate rs mixed wile toe Dee ee Piha ily, accepted figures| sideration + iGhiet pecking: In today’s paper }m. Dancing at the pavilion at 3/f1 Dawson mines, was married at Discourage Gatherings per, foreman 8, it in charged, and smoke he generally accep’ ham has told his men to arres : : ; p. m,, parade at 4 p. m., and ath-|16 a. m. Wednesday to Irving D.| It was urged that “gatherings of " ors B Clarets furnished by mob leaders| have been 100 negro dead. Predic-| hi fate-thle | Standard Furniture Co...Page 2|P. i DAMM 5 re sche: », a Seattle ship carpenter | . o Ze 1 t i cacnas wore hanaed betcoe|tidag weve wade tresly (oGay, HOW: | those who violate 6 law. WrasenPaterson Pane ih ee events at 5 p.m. are sched bib: ate nen ae heal aie ae ms n hg vaphashpm ae their eyes ever, that the total would reach |p. ote-Rankin Page 3 leas Way, A © Bante UC te on ike Malia the hek tho or 200. ‘The authorities admit | Big Crackers Barred The Rhodes Co Page 6 i. wi Kaad @ hath Ra ihe tape eae ; tothe | | ite Man Is Sho! \ finding only $0 bodies United| Two inches in length and a] The Florence Co page 6|Hold Big Barbecue ring parson, 2 es Faied otc Pe ghee eho Ls Lndic Rectal Fate Gor Unidentified white man was) poss reporter, however, {n-|quarter of an inch in diameter is| Frederick & Nelson Page 7| They're going to hold a barbo-|OPY- On, OS TOM DOr ene 1D tne Dees | he oes shortly before |) ead today that 31 bodies were! the limit on firecrackers in Seattle] Hon Marche Page 10|cue at Fremont ave, and Blewett | ieMiling those tie Tauene thal 5 c @ negroes escape ‘ ear, according to the order: " | , sdne 4s part | nandling those 0, ring the nd ie Th neers Jt say buried last night by undertakers, | this donb ‘ aoe bet rders You will be well repaid for the | st at 6 p. m Media| ea as part] Dull Fourth for Jack 5 ming et ur months. will item By United Prom 1 wi not seriously wounded, | ared the: sive of Chief of Police Beckingham é » canal celebratk risk, 5 M4 ae NaeeaaieA Ba Ab ; ogg ae The body of @ red bake rete A they had received | Palas Mavs at CAGiee aataa teas ae: spent in reading the adg|f the canal celebration vack Fisk, 5, the onls small boy|to prevent tho harvest of grain,| LONDON, July 4.—Twelve or 14 i ‘by neasens, Shneian to1°™ lt es Gr Hthe lit oda In the city hospital, lay in his bed | picking of fruit or general handling|enemy aeroplanes attacked Har- Minos Central trestle todey.| Denounce Gov. Lowden jthis siz D The best offerings of Seattle's |Board Takes Day Off i the medical ward Wednesday, | of food or industrial products than| wich early today, killing eight per- B Wis believed he was hanged last| Business men were also bitter in 1 | best stores appear regularly in Fourth of July closed the offices |}'ctening eagerly for every fire-|the government would tolerate in|sons and injuring 22, according to Right |their condemnation of Col. Tripp, Auto Route to Canal | The Star of the application board of the Pre-|cracker that popped on the street handling those who attempt to in-|formal announcemeat by Lord Charges were made today that| and Gov. Lowden for their failure Here are directions which will| sidio training camp, in the Alaska | four storie below And it was/terfere with actual operations of| French. Only slig material dam- aithoritice are guint aking |to declare martial Jaw. Had mar-|tako Sessions will be resumed |slim celebration enough, because | the army and navy age was done by the bombs, ‘The the city's 26 fetual figures of the death toll of | tal law been declared they s#ay,ljocks by automobile: hours of race was,! (Continued on page 7) Thursday, and continue until July you to the government canal| THE FASTEST GROWING PAPER | building | IN THE NORTHWEST Coming into Ballard by 1 16 t's against the rule works near a hospital, i Trace Trouble Nine-tenths of the trouble invest-lafter the avtack, to shoot fire. squadron made off to gea at once

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