The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 12, 1917, Page 1

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Eck - $ 4 i : For several s, the company has so regarded} 000 « ) Voc “ ant > ae Zahl Si tee a it whene it W anted to wriggle out of obligations to propria . | y, when it comes voded eti- change in ieouenian terms, it was a horse of a different]or tne order indicated by his man- "4 oh, tell me s tell me some color. jtiae seas ie was a victory for the ; ate i Svilitters For several years, the company ag refused . pay Gen. Goethals. had hoped to be : a 2 per cent of its gross receipts to the city—in direct} ae p rity over th nna ‘oth agora pee fre violation of its franchise. For several years, it has re-| ¢2smene Of 2 money, but he toe me jump to attention every fused to pay the city its share of paving costs. large wooden fleet. editor looks my way : Its defiance of its written agreement has been noth-| Goethals Began Fight When I see th in } f ing short of anarchistic disregard for rights and obliga- Gumi cous Phe atlas ee Sata gl , tions. plan of constructing 3,000 wooden et, rec A vessels had virtually been accept- : i - \ Ae nd now, spurred on no doubt by the “ge ot $ Yesterday I was loaded i 1 auto Jake ’ ed by the nation, he declared at a _ PB thotographer. of the fellows from the office, and a lot of |success of its anarchy, the traction company |"! fathering that “the birds are eer on ee re eee eee seeks to wriggle out of another franchise |wnict the necessary woot would $ ‘hich the necessary wi wou 5 movies at Lake for The Star-Liberty Motion Pic | .' ah 1 , deipelerenarttc As: 2 tare Weekly provision. ter August 11, it proposes to) pian us impractical See 9 Condiesiipghitecennedi elated : . te Ever since then there has b Pour miles beyond the lake, at abolish car tickets and four cent fares. Letasant Sutin! -wartare betwedie Other cities, explains President Leonard, have | Goethals an dChairman Denman Dopont, a new world is springing up. Hundreds of men are toiling in the @ustruction of w cantonments Which wil! care 40,000 men of the new select service army | The Still others charge 2 cents} latter kicked at Goethals con- tractin fgor steel at $95 a ton at the Same time that the navy was able to purchase it for considerably less. Means Many Wooden Ships ised the fares to 6 cents. extra for all transfers. What cities, pray? Where is the 6-cent fare in NEW RUSSIAIS. SOUND AT CORE, An endless procession of auto ° ° fucks, loaded with lumber and operation? Goethals dismissed two volunteer toplies, whirl back and forth * * “We have increased the wages of our meén,”|2eees Som service became Tay, unpainted buildings are 5 ‘ ) |they publicly charged that he was Leonard says. And the costs of material have gone up |putting the safety of the nation in, Singing up on the prairie. But ‘ jeopardy thru his opposition to the ount of the war. wooden ship program. “on Baker and Daniels HAS HOLLWES } | By William G. “Shepherd aie WUE dit cuales: Increased the wages of underpaid $60-a-month | Victory of the wood ship plan } i joes not mean the elimination of | PETROGRAD, July | QUIT? YES AND | |trainmen 15 to 20 cents a day! | steak venbels. It eimpty means then “Tell Americans we have u orti | ilso ’S The public has been tolerant with the traction com- | iSttbe ees diate ae rgency, alot I Is | } : pak ae ie 4 aaa calls for the rapid construction o} found the heart of Russia| NO, SAY PAPERS. pany. The people have, in the main, overlooked its| vessels, as many wooden ships will sound; we have found - grudging service, and its anarchistic defiance of rule} be built as _Dossible. army's heart sound at By United Press Leased Wire jand order and contracts and 8 y 7 m F core. I believe in New Moa BERNE, July 12.—The Vos But patience now is at the breaking point. ‘i ache Zeitung declared that The elimi fon of cs ste ie fy he beara. sia. She will fight desperate By GILSON GARDNER ke a aie ia meee Ra's lel il rhe eliminati n car see is but the forerun lly to help us conquer Ger-| WasHINGTON, D. C., July 11.—|Then give on si |ner of other raids on the public. It probably will me al ilies Gaal te * had resigned, The newspaper ; | many.” Government control or private cen.) Tore the, cae rons had suddenly) csorted the kaleer was unde | 20 ultimate attempt at the abe tition ot transfers on mé ny | pi trol—which sha esormed sii ere bing to lay - if ine a > rher tare: | ‘The words are those of Maj. it be? This fe the their cars, their mines and their| cided whether to accept his lines., It may mean higher tares. And these changes 'Gen. Hugh L. Scott, of the| question involved se pact hore vaaghh ried eet resignation, The Vossische |inean a stifling of Seattle’s expansion. Par in the wrangle) beloved cou jet a cabinet o! Zeitung is one of the leading | : e aC yany ap , American commission to Rus- over coal, Shall|ficer to sit in; also a federal trade| jiberal newspapers of Berlin : For roan) Bane the company has been slow to| sia. He spoke them to the |jthe government ieee cae extend its service in outlying districts. The changes} — Registered men in this tate United Press correspondent | Beare power : IY Wiline, Veen: Latina “Wiee now contemplated in carfares would make it absolutely} have one chance In 35 to see tod b I] Sore price on fuet| That was the program, and that Be RamaaiGHarllen wen impossible to develop new communiti It would tend,| srmy"aecoran AD war eee today as a message to be sent able price on fue’ cre ; " ‘ . that German Chancellor Von Sy c cw e t es. Ould tend, | army, according to war depart- o 1 util Newton I; * * A id Mask home now that the and to control tS Biker came along and seiokes th Meth eonhOuae tee ree rena in time, to make Seattle a city of congested residence mort ata eer rane ' bubble a ite a wir Sedat “nme ; ER ue A ursday. e ratio of men American mission has con- dap this tos left 0" Lae ee ; from Berlin received here to. pope omething the city has always carefully| selected by the lottery wheel © speculators uth hat the price o da The dispatch gave th shunned. | to thi (0m ter, so cluded its visit to the newest President Wil-| coal at the mine is not what Tikit IHROMARHIEN: CHER Abii W Be : his situa ; h | ba be peentenee fete whe | American Lake, republic. 2 ; son Ur eae eat counts. eae at the mine are | weq's resignation was general _ Because ot th awe the public service com- when the exemptions are esti- of the Second} Gen. Scott was the happiest Wto call a halt on behinds 4 e real coal | ty believed to have resulted | Mission must not delay. h which ie met|member of the commission toda culation in. barons are the CAR BARONS Hons Sneserown inlieate Inton o ree ; ; ie | mated the ratio becomes about OM guard duty puri with announcement of the Russian necessity. He| The real coal trust is the | It already has before it the company’s petition to| > : Suard duty « ate, and GILSON OAMADNER : y | vention. : . The war department credits ‘ the highly trair nical men | Victory at Halicz. He felt he had favore the plan RAILROAD TRUST, and until | be relieved from the gross receipt and paving payments shington with. a population of pehetitute Ennical mer | proved a good mascot to the Rus-|for control worked out by the fed.| the coal carrying facilities are | y) united reese tonnad Wire fe has had this «petit : : & Ppa) S. api crceiret yeas 4 Rent of en ert ling | 8!an troops eral trade commission pooled and brought under con 7 t has had this petition for a long time—and has not WLS SRL ene rn fay, O*EDCCTS, are drilling |" Fehibiting his pleasure in ¢ , trol of the government, the coal | _ AMSTERDAM, July 12—The | ontoq on it ates is estimated at 103,000,000 d : . locstars aie “word, the re 4 a "a pa ww the famine will not be relieved Berlin Tageblatt was quoted in | @CtEC ON II. The state is called upon: for 1,765 <* an¢ ord, the Ame r » do Secretary o} ne > . ime > 4 ave . | mer 2p @ e Take started things when he|#fmy, chief of staff explained to Daniels and Attorney General| ‘The president xnows this, and so| ® dlepatch reaching here today | In the meantime, the company has been doing as ae 16s ee as total | challenged the sent fu tee | 489 Minister of Foreig prs |do Baker, Daniels, Gregory and the, &%,, declaring : it pleases. as of the ne sentry at the gates rairg Tereschenko, in members of the committer ‘Chancellor Hollweg's post: : : mney Brea 1 ltarewell, bad notified Scott that |. cppore’ to, the president are. interstate comt mmittee tion has been strengthened by Let not the same be true of the car ticket petition Divides Districts 1 new that the sentry) cag x at! branklin K. Lane, secretary of the ie nattiie some sah | the emperor’s confidence. He : . a Albert Moodie, in charge of reg — har S dhittonne ice [the Russian troops on the Halles setotiee, und tie bia coal ont now getting ready a bill to carry) Wit, oP ectire, Seattle is entitled to know whether it jig |istration matters in the - adjutant | wake didn r See he ‘ * t i ‘eral trad pate ne The statement varied from | eevee, or aye that th AD git bere.” says Jake, stopping Scott's Predictions True | | of the y council of 1 nator Poindexter, a member of| other reports here of Hollweg’s to be ruled by the anarchistic whims of the |st:te will be. ready when. the se > i ee stantiates my predic: |tceqeg by F. 8. Peabody. ile cominities, axpiaine tho amatter | \Ceaanadtn traction hog, or whether there shall be a rule [0°18 ue, {is ltice was 6H Ett, across bis Russians would fight!” agdeg to thin opposition tn a) un a, F plan the [BY United Prose Leased Wire of order and law. ltion of the state into districts so I I guess J ‘ they have taken as pris-|StOUp Of powerful + bad bank-| overnment would become, for the| ROT EROnE ay Stn LAER Ey SON) Lrerehenptant titer pe ag is cents Jake cat ne tener nee aken ae pric [ers headed by what is known as | EOC ener +; ‘the | Germany's radicals will force nish may be known } mee the s ane d Fre ah a Ret ken i the “steel trust crowd.” Whe con ne Mc tie tale i yen as it) a “peaceful revolution” to | It developed thru an unegpained | d, dog-l Pei Aten Ppa ‘hava trol the railroad facilities, includ Set Woh Gotratienbtine meamate | mouleve: karanmeItestay tall jleak Wednesday that men Wa > are | i iiadic' 3s page 1c Pith se lias gas Peele FPP coal cars ne ded. to catty on) meut SOu Boke etempee Sera | in their purpose at this moment pperecrae bite hades eek ~ fact e 10) D ay’s Uo the coal industry a A apc © | they will repeat their efforts In . . ye ee ee | _| ber tis ie the first” enemy line | ne tote are not averse tof role owner of ll coal. the Rox] Tare “unpleasant” me oy Council will be asked to oppose to the | Moosic and Mayor Gill Thursday t iss} “The Russians ha | taking a famine price for coal, even| cron phd epee This was the sensational! were investigating the source of | ADVERTIS ca panna th gy ot arogesih Ae dite Have to make the famine ltr ae ane edn St] frank declaration made in the limit the plan of the traction COMPANY, AN-|tho unauthorized information. ING MANA ‘ gotten behind the Austrians’ cay ee p coal KO where needer eel . | DAILY TALK” |alty.. They are now advancing|t© Set the price, | “The plan contemplate using| Berlin sociallet organ, Vor. | nounced Wednesday, to raise fares by abol-| jy,qroa0 1 ruredas F hole t snds| mow @ member of the federal | aly ae oiave done tte ncics that! it was regarded as deeply sig lishing the sale of 25 tickets for $1, on ferowded about the desks in the whee Urs Hee depends | trade commission, played the | yailroad, the wholesaler, and the| Mificant of the junkers’ grad. | A t 11 {south lobby of the county-city } gain Frida on how strongly and effectively the! Game of the privileged inter | retailer ’ '° | ual reassumption of control in ugus : | building in an effort to learn their } a rites re ete yy Trearn Oo el ests, as led by Peabody and Everybody woulu be paid cosr| the erisis, but likewise of a “Council probably will direct @e te 2 pers eerste OS | Is always the SD ORTY Wee. 22087 peeeeuse oo | Lane plus a reasonable profit for his| C08 €o-operation among those Corporation Counsel Caldwell to $3 special clerks from local boards ] Sear hee “gua an un-|breach Mne must be constant and| ory sat in on their “conference” | Parvicn wie profit for TiS) seeking reforms in Germany resist the application of . the JITS ASK 0co land police officers were nec attra increasing. la ti t s agreed that a price " which may break forth company at the public service to »ed up the work of loc a aye. r —. : _ | at which it was ag ut But the government would be y break forth at a pany 0 | fon, 170m | Seattle Former Senator Root's final|®° 2% be made for coal at the mouth| apie to fallen cre ot oe 1 laperagpeadin auch shape as to commission hearing,” said TRACTI N C0. B ND, the numbe r the men } lores, And pie Pet his fell le to foll very ton of coal | “ i] has fone A ours word from Petrograd to his fellow-| o¢ the mine Fort’s presence, like|from the mine to the ‘consumer, force real concessions from the Councilman Erickson, chairman The jit bus drt Attorney Sergt. Lassen, of the ma- ents. Today's. er Up,” Saye Root |{tiat.of Secretary Lane, seemed to/and to see that the consumer | (Continued on page 10) of the council public utilities [w. mR. Crawford said at 1p. m & Corps. NPGrUlHDS | Gaads tine oday's pape " ” P e ‘Swio aid ene. “ge : of ception “ania! “Americans r Up” Saye Root | give official color to an action Hiat| aerved and Get “ie aintieman committee Thursday. Thursday, would petition Federal {2P&8ed up shop in one corner, and, if ‘ | D was unauthorize a and illegal under} does not extort a famine or panic PERSHING v If the petition of the company Judge Neterer to raise the surety | With eesti of Uterature and a Mandard Furniture Co Page wAward Sisedllla edestad the Sherman law. Secretary r | profit.” | S$ is uphéld by the state commis- | bond of the traction company from pair of excellent lungs, is exhorting Bartell Drug Stores... Page ~ h aps , on ale ee called attention to this fact in his)” One by-product of the coal fight sion, Seattle folks will have to {$50,000 to $800,000, The bond is to|the Tegistered = men to “come in GroteRankin Co Pane 3| {Ds speech was before a group of/now famous letter is likely to be abolition of the coal MUNITION FACTORY pay S-cent straight fares after {protect the jitney men from loss |°Ut of the draft M age intellectual socialists headed by! when the federal trade commis ‘ | ' ‘ 4 : List in Li $ lovie News and Ads..Page 4 ate ven th ! Is-! committee of the council of na 2 i nF | August 11. The transfer sys {should the injunction against them | one in lbhary % is Bhones oe He urged unremitting | gion sent its report to the senate) tional defense, as it is now made). PARIS, July 1 Accompanied! tem won't be changed, and half. | he later reversed | District No. 4 Thursday morning Woodhouse ps vity and was roundly | about three weeks ago showing up, ‘This committee has exhibited PY French Minister of Munitions} fare tickets to school children “The company says we damage |Posted an additional copy of its 4 the or F t applaud P ts, th N } » Be |) r- aker-Pater ( op Only ae ee ee one * coal farntae 6x s, the prijeverything except patriotism, and Albert Thomas, Maj, Gen, Pershing} will still be issued. Tickets sold | it $1,500 a day. We think $300,000 | Hist at the Queen Anne library. Reg Preder\: n certain American pact-| vate intere which control coal] ig red-tagged for an early canning, |Catly today visited the largest mu-| before August 12 will be honor. {is not too high,” says Crawford, |!8tered men in this district will be : Bon Maren” Page 7 flat socialist now here. All oppo-| became rmed They saw they nitions plant in Paris, He was ac-| eq or redeemed by the com able to get their numbers by call i i age jsition to the r has subsided| were threatened with a real gov-| ‘. lcorded a tremendous reception by ' CARD PARTY FRIDAY ing Queen Anne 1918, This the ~~... = |here and apparently thruout Rus-|ernment control. What should they APPOINTS SEATTLE MAN |the workers ANY: | Wm. MeKinley circle, Ladies of |tirst district to offer this service do? OLYMPIA, July 12.—G, R. Davis| This afternoon Gen. Sibert, se (Continued on page 5) |the G. A. R,, will give a card party Lanna : Te nAsTEST GROWING PAPER THE NORTHWEST ‘3 German peace Even Nicholai Lenine, enthusiast, cit, quieted down completely. of Seattle has been appointed by Gov. Lister as a member state board of chiropody. ond in command of the American of the|expeditionary forces, will arrive for @ conference with his chief, the pro- The answer was obvious. has EVERYBODY HURRY TO WASH INGTON. Get together there and ‘riday at 8:30 p. hall, State Armory. awarded, in Veterans’ Prices will be 4h m. You owe it to yourself to know Mr. Pickwick. incceereeeraine! ‘ | READ STAR WANT ADS !