The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 5, 1917, Page 1

bestssesssssssitsstsssiiticsticsicctitscottrcet tren eed SHOW A FLAG! Get ready to display the Belgian colors Sunday, Monday and Tuesday omes to when the i } Belgian commis. H gion ¢ Seattle. If you can’t buy ‘em, make IND BOOM TOWNS /HUM BEHIND LINES What will the Seattle boys selected f will be their army service fh first impression when s Londen correspondent J of this great war for workl democracy By KENNETH W. PAYNE (London Correspondent of The Seattle Star) AT THE BRITISH FRONT July What is in store for the boys ir elect se | army when they neches here to], fight beside their allies Ur t imp Idiering are | ce Just what will be the front? Just what they going up I came to the Star to answer t against tish r Seattle y Seattle ung | t is questic - men. ) And here is what I found A whole countryside, for miles it and miles in all directions, teeming with industries so vast and varied you can't grasp more than a few scattered details; Flashes of Lridges being built, huts being erected, roads being graded, ditches being dug, lorries being repaired, cars being unloaded, wires being strung; Action, action everywhere, and nary a stop to | IRETH Payne. The Seattle Star £ GRE AT EST DAILY CIRCULATION OF ANY NEWSPAPER IN. PACIF IC NORT HWEST } rssions of| tion, a rival of t rlongs to Col. De | figh ruousanos see U. S. TROOPS LEAVE SHIPS GO THRU frrseaasaesgeeseestesreaesatas testes test estes eaeee seats s Tes: LAST EDITION peseaseseseT! sea. these days, when Salisbury ar ranges perfect weather? Don't know when that'll be. “Showers tonight and Friday,” he says — SEA’ E, WASH., THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1917 IWHAT SEATTLE phew WILL SEE AT THE FRONT | in se?” MAYOR WANTS TO. | LIQUOR IN SEATTLE “All booze in Seattle drug stores has got to go via the ax route, if necessary,” declared Mayor Hiram C. Gill, Thursday morning The mayor says if Corporation Counsel Caldwell finds the bone-dry law is now in force, he will instruct the police to raid every drug store in the city and con- fiscate the liquor stocks. “’m not going to fool around and twiddle my thumbs while the drug stores sell booze and a court n troops | This picture of An win eo we the * ° nited States Just before embarka jin another county hems and haws about the legality id was not Daseed by the lof 390 names on a referendum petition,” says Gill. sor ews 0} oe sa ar <, that because the A legality of the booze referen- its filing, the bone-dry law is ‘15,000 PHONE WORKERS READY FOR WALKOUT 15,000 3 The mayor holds e|state failed to certify the $)dum within 30 days of |now in effect. Corporation Counse! Caldwell doubts the legality of the may- or’s plan. “1 haven't gone Into the mat- ter thoroly,” he sald Thursday, “but | am inclined to believe that the 10 days’ time given the drugg under the bone dry law, to ship out of the state any liquor they may have, would be- gin with the announcement of the secretary of state that the referendum petitions had fail- ed.” ved wn troop The battall was rec n'a regiment of S. marines, the famous “first to PARIS FOR TRENCHES THE 90TH DAY OF OUR WAR CANAL TO LAKE . History was made In Seattle first A general workers, which would paralyze strike of General Tanner has ad. think Wednesday when the day of participation in the world war for de brought Attorney Marvelous mushroom towns springing into exist- | ecean-going ship passed thru B. : ' of American troops heft ‘danas: Soomaeiiide <eliainiae.. teak tam prastiesiy: a) Sees 7 ence, more amazing than the mushroom cities brought the Lake Washington ship ca A inant amp July 18 was the extent cy We are going to tell thinks the 10 days have Pacific Coast, will oe asetanes . into existence in America by the war-brought indus- nal and cut the waters of Se = al an extensive censorship imposed by uu in Friday's ee ee petitions had| Thursday night or Saturday tries; , fresh ter ecretary of War ¥ ae an the ¢ te ensorehiy ® hat the r nar eiTun taveovalt.e the . the newspape eration o war beg @ He is going $| not the booze would be {l- potas Boers ri ree The biggest boom town that ever was on earth; eeereecehy ents-aeat bore: ham ° ean ot the by 6 0 ea Re 2 | legally in the state = Pl balpn ees aren a wer city scattered over the countryside of France; | ort @. Peary northward toward | we eattle soon. Fe $| Deputy county auditors who han right to: ergantse. P This te the’ an English city, with Tommy Atkins the name of | the pole, realized the dream of Hunt for spies w the Ge qr bh os died the liquor permits say Seattle statement of Vice President be rd - t vu selt he drug stores were wel toc’ each inhabitant! ae decades when she steamed into . any thru some private i wa sk: pn BP the long drought, Grasser, of the International The great offensive requires @|— Union bay, formally opening me v a Den aint Algunagoe aatey Oat Rik Electrical Workers, made thru tremendous concentration not only but of end the canal to commerce. Ply ot REG Ae SBN to | sieht Y plan a large amount of liquor would| = Secretary Delaney Thurs- of many . BY W. S. FORREST ! @ men and munitions, hited Press Leased Wire lof his men se 1 down flow into the bay fees related activities. The result es, bun erase ct -pies LT ARIS, duly’ &—Americe's [into the issesh Gaicpe ane tomorrow. : The strike situation hinges upon the birth of this mushroom city. ing veak an ine Panek all Mukl tteletie. < whi if é | E conference held by Grasser and Tt has no definite location a | | he Roosevelt in Hs bs Pes ses i tha Sarenanan then’: teaay" tor Oa QGWe'll let you kne a committee of Aberdeen operators - rather all over the place. | eaeiieni, Tate Sake) oe ; ; t this much about |with Northern District Traffic i Lake Washin camp in the war zone by July Also he is anxious him. u n @ motoring up and down t tront.| | ou tate: Lake washing 15, It was announced today. alaan: utine work at t “Tt has to do with aperintendent John Cocran, of the Thave the impression of having} | cite : pid battallon—that which he » Paris and get|® { Py | compan Thursday. Unless Cocran 1] Bot “ celebrate yesterday—left today at “A French Port” the @ Some of the things | | 'ze, th J strike vets will be tae “For 2 cents In an army can- r e crowded frot tor that camp. « filled the Fourth with that you'll read in to- en e mai ai a t ene rb - mn, 1 t had one of | | By United Press Leased Wire cage ii ie 3 ‘aria remained decorated wit ther sports, and the penne di 5 | e purely formal and will automat. lee at any price. And that is | |ton of whether federal support is a ee See ee” DaarATOn, Mal Gas lel) rece casas Se oe ere. | laney ecess: re to co th the y jooked =the wat ree | terds sie t | f ey de } ¥ v" typical of the way Tommy is : nny here t pe with th ined wit tomodile to 1 Fe <4 headquarters is a scene amilies |@ @1f they tk Cullad Bean ouca hee peat anor have tr [treated in the matter of eats— | |! WW. strike situation has be x noisy greeting to the parade ndoun energy—every offl of was a day of re-|@ you, then you hope 3AN FRANCISCO, July 5.—Five heme tiaisane Benttin® Tula Frervelously well!"—From a La ie ig eg ot cael fe er from Per down working | laxat the army and erial ‘ additional employes of the Angel aaa “We bere reso oN ereubee Steneeth Payne: overn t r th it pe ed navy t . tri sland immigration station are im- **’¢ pote letter by y | |!# disposed to attempt ee ee Mie Pheyrt bud - nee ids se which make — sey ars Tink "alleged $100,000 oe t . canbe Ate the strike. é —@ |himself. Meanwhi Ee Ee ee es tp palebrate the ae ] $ @ Watch The Star Fri- ¢| smuggling ring in confessions made ses ae: $a mee Pacitic Gone Syed thru miles and miles of city|!8 apparent unchanged, after | on | oth iar peace Mary bor MONARCHY 2 day. by three of the alleged ring mem-|" ave the right to organize o1 ith t activity.| armed clashes betw " s and ich ’ ses 6,000 skilled workers in all Mreets, alive with intense activi winwe: tt half a centur ° ‘ollcttor J. B. Densmore, of z - aeant Citizens’ posses were narrowly | ‘or ™ a see ccccccccccccccccccces “ied te - seq Dranches of the trade and nearly Busy City Backs Fron vs st since t the cit partment of labor, announced | | 4 99 : Thursday will The “front,” then, doesn't mean|@verted yesterday : R ing t f today pi Sigg mb haradagy It yay a denial eked v Following mobilization here to- The Roo: bevy WASHINGTON July 6 hat pose i me yt to strike Saturday. od aredle haps poe oy ge wat | day of 1,000 strikers, who are mass-|lal part ‘ the: attempt to establish a mon et Sy Their dismissal is expected next| Deianey says that the girls in area of peaceful countryside con-, ed at the Old Dominion mine picket | 2*ms. NA rat, was indicated | ‘confession of the’ three An: see, OF WHOM hers See “tet ‘ving ort 7 ine, Sheriff Armor's posse of 200| "Dd ai ney Massa mes a 8 ‘ are well organized. In Tacoma, Yerted into a thriving urban com-| ntified « f the ’ and employes is said to con Monit. A Cook's‘tour of the city| citizens has again resumed vig if ie Pee : the north was not extending mi emplortrongly with the Where there are almost 400 phone F ; lance. They have established head Ml, De Schaap ' 1 ipport to the emperor Shae Bee: Mt three San | fitls. the organization is good, he _— _—_____ — being led s in the t al the r hak Bee | FERDCISCO Avy * zy Ric The line men and electrical LS my ogy saitie ri rang 4 ihe cas 1 the locks eh bongo i don ent sae 4 siasckiets el ies By United Pres ed Wire volved Sie r] Re hit aya ci er workers have a ccolrers with the — = € nent , ss ac or re ealed n orkings ADVERTISING MANAGER'S ual of arms WASHINGTON, cae 4TH: '| Sailen tata tee NEW YORK, July 5.—aAfter cut bet Pane meer TKINS OF) company which permits them to de. i v again at x, deep gashes nis 8 ” c e e t DAILY TALK | Armed guards were again 4 draft lottery will be staged in ting deep gash in I wrist with Reports that the life of this Chi- lare the company unfair to them Eas = | tioned on the Old Dominion pro | ra Richard Adam Tim-| when it is unfair to any other —| tn reonran| thecapitay on tne dey tttowa |APRIGAN PHYSICIAN |3.i0orit’sacit"t! 824m. %;| nonin dango av veut ors |when guna, amp other - }the giant r a and tra f organization o' the skate rove: ee ni | confession rate caused him to be Chances to Save ir “ Srtised er Mallat’, and prenant| So |the Russtan government and as| "ya under heavy guard A | WASHINGTON, July Arizona sie | the local exemption boards. representative of rich German on, sore in he Ads in The copper cor MH y ap a (Continued on page 7) “The minute the local boards are Dr. W. L. Th h tea | ntere: n the Orient, plunged to I . Hill B | ‘HANDS BLOWN OFF ir Today as Plums in a = 8 evtdoi “ e 1 ‘ ir P hompson, physician pe ater BS Minuet > arrec for govern aid in riding t nd have numbered | » ! ath fron th window of his} Loule 1 d Oe bai | id in riding : completed ar v d from South Africa, will talk at Ply > ‘ IN DELAYED BLAST ldistricts in the Southwest o a ak thar 00,000 registratio ent in 69th st today > 4 Standard Furniture Cc Posie sar or samien| core 6a a Slic ker! oe ree eahe | outh — Congregational church onsiderable as to} From Parade for lon tide Bteces. calving at thie country’s Gotent Geo, N weather man, | cards, we will be ready for the |mhurgday night. The doctor, with | oesupaHon, ant 1 eee nh By United Press Leased Wire ae Alem sige teed ee entrant ata as the only passenger d the | craft,” fficlal announce-| is wife, came by way of Singa spilt Not Wearing Topper! racoma, July 5—Casualties, MacDo: ae a “a tear i elt day | ment Ru t v2 val . pore, and spent Thursday with | ¢noritic as take nusua By United Press Leased Wire to premature explosions of fire- MbodhouseGranbaum i Can a Can a Day ho carried umbrella Crowder’ office iy inaleted that ev; Sidney Strong and Dr. Hugh| cst jn the suicide, The facts of MINNEAPOLIS, July 5.—After a sin Tacoma, included the The Rhodes ( F f By United Press Leased Wire i t along to keep rain | Crowder has urgently Snelson tie | Rows \iase will be presented to the fed.|*hirlwind Fourth of July in the|n.aiming of two men, one of whom MlacPaterson Co "F MONROE, July Two h undred off th rowd,” | Lid As Jong | the Seuedaw Joral agents at once Timmer.|TWin Cities, the Belgian mission |jost both hands and the other one leick & Ne page 7 |and eighteen members o on-lae I have t we'll have fine |fore Saturda DENY RIOT CALL jerheidt became an American citi.|reeted today until their train left,/hand. Samuel B. Hunter, foreman Bon Marche fyi Page roe Gardening and Canning club He emphasized every day | Jaen in 1914. He was always appar-| ®t 11:85 a for Butte, Mont. The |, t the Smelter, picked up an unex- ay sd are striving to can scan of fruit] cae nose: eens 8 Say eae oe RosO reo a varaa rece offi-lontiy plentifully supplied — with were entertained at the|pioded bomb. He lighted the je best offerings of Seattle’s|and a can of vegetables for every .p ization of the armies” in a mes-|cers misunderstood a wireless or Seay his apa ante rejhome of Mrs. J. J. Hill, widow of | short fuse and a terrific explosion . y 5 money and his apartments were | hest stores appear regularly in|day of the year |Rob Same Plage Agi un, age to ¢ board, Crowder de-|der from the steamer Governor | \ycnjy furnished. The man left no| {le pioneer railroad magnate in St.| followed instantly. Both of Hun- Star The office of ( harter H. Hill, 2¢ ared it is an imperative national | Wednesday night, en route from| ote, and no reason is known for|P aul, Her son, Louis W. Hill, now |ter's hands were torn off above the = _| LONDON, July 5—Col. Willlam] Maynard — buildtr " entered|pecessity that t numbered | Vancouver to Seattle with an ex-|} is anicide | preside nt of the Great Northern, | wrists Ps THE a ~ | Cornwallis West, one of the great Wednesda ni, Man $4 in cash) copies of the card in the hand cur n of Duthie Shipbuilding Co rred from the parade yester Jos. Johnson 4, was the other | Le le ROWING PAPER | ost land proprietor England,! and $10 in stamps taken. The same|of the state's adjutant general and and stationed a rtotle | da cause he refused to ¢ r tim. A firecracker exploded in HE NORTHWEST [die today at Ruthin castle, North) place was entered Sunday night,| another e mailed to Wash the dock when the hoat gE AD STAR WANT ADS” te alk hat required for the hand, shattering it so badly Wales, aged 82 year | when $5 and st were ta aturda @ mal occasion t amputation was necessary BY A STAR REPORTER head over the edge and looked toothpicks. With a shock I | And the people looked like r than the rest, like a sun! That is the thrill of the “boat.” There are approxi made the canvas on the wings “Look down | down. recognized it as the Latona | ants, too. There was a solid queen bee at the head of tts air! mate 1,000,000 bolts and nuts shake and tremble. Aviator Ed Hubbard was There was 3,000 feet of noth bridga that, on the grounw, mass of them around the cang swarm, led the line, that folks The real thrills come while to be screwed and adjusted be The thumping became more shouting. I could tell it by the ing underneath us and then a looks heavy and massive. | locks, that cost $5,000,000, and on the ground were calling the the plane is still on the water fore the plane is ready for the severe and less frequent, and faye of mouth and the | strange map-clty, spilt in half Tho machine: Kavo a hiver | lool ed from the atr like some greatest marine parade Seattle or skimming along ike a air. then it stopped. Startled, 1 tne ch uscle ry rlis ve ne, tha and e “map” gre maller ning. a toy store ndow ever saw rago! 8 nove it. The | ss De: “overboard.” ' ope neck musel by a glist iced peg A ig ene ah ke uate wee ae . Te ieatha as tho noting at | Finally the mechanics seem: peered “overboard.” We were ut the r & wind forced his | bulged ow its middle an fiat ne P 7 Loe ‘ ; I tried to analize my emo a 4 thing could ed satisfied there was noth in the air! Words back down his throat be had a beginning and end in love was clean and tered about a little srk of Hong tue Te tadeaimacvekcant be faster. We passed speed inw citrate ha aetay On ia eek lite they could be heard above deeper blue waters, That was | prett nted, The house rat the far end of the ‘ 4 ; boats that IT knew were “turn ised Ning” cag PO ‘i as noting. disy, oy ye heard above eeper blue wa' beh : i UC eal Ma ay 1 wonderful sense of power hee an Se en : or to us, and they let us go. nothing seasick about it. Even Toa ngine the eV hington canal ; Wi : : AGH atten exe that the rush of free wind and re 1y : wa ae 4 Pp Hubbard “turned her over.” | with the machine ‘banked to a $0 he pointed | br in the Fourth o 1 ide i ore en 0, Tun . he deep, stead ‘crash” of hour as easily as we passed the The engl AV 1 nti sharp angle, climbing a s F 1 waved ie engine gave antic warp a climbing a spiral lov t eroplane nit en 1 have been tha ied their front legs in the micten aa bouys that marked the course | i f aeropla anligh | © motor gave pat,” and then struck up its | course, the thought that “some. pe at 70 hour isn't #0 machine followed the placed there with a painter's the air for the marine parade. | atin Arties aces ary 4 ounds, The wind cana and the multi-colored dots | | brush, Boats? », bugs! Water The plane was safe. 1 knew We made the start from the rhythmic note thing Pie, peneee never has a of wn and uses | that crowded {ts clean-cut Nothing looked natural, A bugs they were, with white it, On the earth set paths hangar of Aviators Arthur The waves boiled white over roEeee & thousand * to pin banks waved Hands at us as street car made me laugh. It “V" shaped wings spreading had to be followed, while here Davis and Leo Huber, at Mad! the prow and broke into fine It is the life, and when I am You to your seat and make loose we wailed over their heads crawled along like af | out in the water behind them there was absolute | freedom son park. On the beach there spray, Faster and faster grew a millionaire I shall buy a hairs biting, lashing whips There was a draw-bridge shell with an ant for motive There was a myriad of them, in If we willed, we could have was endless “tuning up” to be the speed and a queer thump- hydroplane and let Aviator By sheer force | pushed my funny thing with girders lke power, a long, thin swarm, A bug flown thru the clouds to the done on the big passenger ing on the bottom of the boat Hubbard “chauffeur” it for me,