The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 13, 1917, Page 1

$1 A SMOKE! That's what Sammies had to pay over in France during the te 0 famine last week. The Star le helping raise a tobacco fund for Sammies. Will you do your bit Tale GOLDEN CALF HE United States government has asked the lumbermen of this state, in the name of patiotism, to quit their miser- able squabble over WAR profits and to grant their men the humanitarian eight- hour-workday standard. AND THE LUMBERMEN WASHINGTON, TURNING THEIR NOSES AT UNCLE TELL THE GOVERNMENT CHASE ITSELF! An anonymous lumberman is quoted in one Seattle newspaper as saying that War Secretary Baker's appeal to the lum- bermen to end the strike because “every impediment placed in the way of lumber production GIVES AID AND COM- FORT TO THE ENEMY” will be bar- ren of results. The official! statement of the West Coast OF ur SAM, lO GO i Lumbermen’s association asserts that Sec- pei retary Baker’s plea will “not necessarily change the situation.” PROFITS! PROFITS! PROFITS! HOW LONG, OH, LORD, MUST WE _ | SUFFER FROM PROFIT PA- TRIOTISM? * * 8 #% HERE has been no time in recent years when the lumber industry in this state was so prosperous. There has been no time when the lumbermen have made as much money. There has. been no time when they are guaranteed so steady and so large a business, for “every foot of lumber that can be produced is necessary” for the national defense, according to the secretary of war. The government of the United States, which is paying for most of this lumber and paying a higher rate than existed be- fore the war, now asks lumbermen of the Northwest to grant an eight-hour day, the standard in government work. “Our men at the front,” said War Secre- tary Baker, speaking for the Council of National Defense, “are even now making sacrifices for the common good, with greater sacrifices to follow. Surely our men at home must be equally willing to make sacrifices for the welfare of the nation.” But no! There are going to be no sac- rifices of dollars, if the spokesmen of the lumbermen here can help it! 2 s+ tr re “We must have our profits,” say, in effect, patriotic!” they “before we can be ee * * 4 HINGS cannot go on in this shame- less and TRAITOROUS manner. a Gre f The crowd enjoying t The her office. He chance Alki beach; scenes an i I i jai i at the 7 is many’s, wit " We are filling the jails with the I. fot sink: Gravis SRO ES, CF] SSS ae Rn Oe those principles W. W. who impede industry. dhicies Seibouene od with her | ; Sapam entered. this ause er pictures lied tle a of the ng Apanese t 4 Treacherous lumber barons, who, de- s now are not more The other pictur shown in Bare beget A of 16 Ane = i. manding their pound of flesh, attempt igeauso there was a slump tn al PF The pictures will be shown jeept to further her own alm. . i 2 * 48 dnd 5, when pi ent do ‘ as part of the Liberty bill u n _conjunctio: a" i to hide their infamy by “patriotic” low as $1.00 n day sald Brown, te [ti Wednesday night Rritain, she reduced the German 5; talks in newspaper advertisements, — moke?- x ou ust Bet It Will ° | e * 6 © » , ‘ i . i h for $1 615 Queen Anne ave. tion to the non-smoker, revealing . J E are sending our boys across the Pye ges Ung ond torino. | With euch a spirit manifested |as it does, the deep rooted attach ACO aa sec corms aig i a $1 | by Seattle citizens, there can (ment of the smoker for tobacco. gether with the % oe to give their ALL. pete dent Poy the front. | be no doubt but that the Sam- | And, in the end, the fiancee is cast contribution. ‘Tw } Meantime lumbermen here talk of the — | myseit.” | mies in France will get all the aside for the tobacco; Nicotine, will buy a packs . * 80 writes Louts R. Smith, good American tobacco they who is a goddess and, therefore, not il from to 55 ¢ dollars they must make, and of their ——| need “Lady” Nicotine, ‘has greater has been appotn “competition” with Southern lumber Smith evidently appreciates what charms than has she who was to, of the ene constant ue -O} - . - , a whole of comfort a little to have been tho bride a nation-wide organization, which é Huh! A Reporter si gain’ a caer ta wremeien tees producers. N T hru the strain and stress the) | All. Needs .Cared for age, ete, Every cent you contrib pan . . . a . Kipling’s verse is a b ny case , ) ybacco. These worshippers of the Golden Calf Who Did NO at the front must endure pofipling’s verse Je a bappy cae in}ute will buy tobsgcd, a. » i "i : : Good Cigar’s a Smoke of the Sammies in France. Every gmokes for Si attempt to compare the negro labor of the Fall in Love! oe a Se ine tk RE nb ie Oo RE ES ee sek ma * South, which never has and never will Could it be possible? Uh, and seer, that declared audactous- ee ee for ap sae ey Capt. BE. W ,, Charlesworth, i A produce as much in 10 hours as the labor | hunt There was Lanagan 5 that 9 woman's my te ke 2 whieh means much Jogeph A. Sloane, Colman * > 4 “ ° 2 to the oker ordinarQy ow d 10.00 f of this great Puget Sound country can | _ Aid Constance Allison = good |smoke. saa ate- 9] ay negiens «SIN IpenCaka Sink Loo NUE RAGGA GRUTRORG Tae e . . turn, but as to oth | “some ere france,” ' q i ci produce in eight, with the work of our Lanagan never even men-|was inte rises, te men “somewhere, in France” 10| ave Nei i m. But "i un. the & seasoned % ; ‘ * Mra, 8, H. Stewart, 1702 8 3 own hardy woodsmen. erisnd the ence better Wf |emoker whose han retuned sity with whieh to comme th ta Ben ae “ ome unless he comforts § ¢ une weariness, 1, R, Carson save Sno i — —— — penne, you begin reading “The Ail! 4 he © nervousness and pain? Neath, Wash 1,00 . Sas son Pearis” TODAY on page # ‘0 divo weed . 5 Be ee teat us BATH HOUSE proprietors are raising the rentals of bathing 6. It’s a novel that is full of; It t# a re uy that Kip Fill Out the Coupon Louis R, Smith, 615 Queen t We ceakink of ie 4, Witeré hiek an nd surprises—just |ling’s characte es in; {tis a! If you want to help the Sammies| Anne ave 1.00 auto 200 te “J " ; -cttagady atti cies Prk year h proves an educa!get tobacco, fill out the coupon’, B, Hall, W. 57th st... 1.00 Seventoot tides most every day. VOLUME 19 BAKER'S PLEA TO LUMBERMEN TURNED DOWN Lumber employers were standing pat Monday on their refusal to settle the strike in the timber industry by grant: ing an eight-hour day to their employes, on the grounds patriotiam, as t were urge to do by Secretary of War Newton D. Baker, in his tele gram to the federal mediators and representatives of the na- tional government in Seattle Saturday. Following the receipt of the message, they announced that they would adopt no new pol. ley with regard to the situa- tion. ag “Nothing more can be the way of mediatic tion done tn n or concilia new angle de sioner of neil * declared € on Henry tive of the some », local n of the What Baker Asked y Raker’s request came affaire conference cal representative of the shipping pard. It declared that democracy and eodom are at stak t industry in the cram urges that the on this basis. Employers Stand Pat The employers insist that any gions wor ia request lare they ernment are given the thing for eummer reading. ‘soliloquy whic ALAGEAN PHILIPPINE ISLANDS aS CAROLIN ISLANDS ALLIES TO BAR 5 AMERICANS SOCIALISTS AT | KILLED WHEN PEACE MEETING SHIP HITS MINE Ty United Press Leased Wi Ny United Press Leased Wire ae Se een ae ee Four of the crew and 10 ad Sane » not to grant| lticnal passengers were lost passports ws The vessel! carried mission Porelan 2 aries from Brooklyn and New te tame York headquarters to Cape Town. Their destination was k | almost in sight when the ves sel struck a mine © granted Block Plans “ONE CENT ¥ | ASK EXEMPTION CLAIM PROOF ywene " Showers ght! This was the predict Weather Man Salise t will be sunny thwest berry e. Contin dry them Biciticcstresccrcsscssscsstcrersiir stent PAN IS THREATEN NG TO DOMINATE ‘THE | PACIF IC WORSHIPERS OF How JA Java posses (dotted * * * * * * 9 ese LONDON, Aug. 13-—The a WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.— a al ) S ] ] | itior 1S according to Proctor. 7% lied nations have agreed that Five Americans lost thelr The district sppeal board held No passports shall be issued to lives when the American vee its first meeting in Room 215 at socialists desiring to attend te! City of Athens was sunk the public safety building Monday the international conferences by a mine off Cape Town, | morning Scheduled in Stockholm next | gouth Africa - No claiths were considered Sam ij first meeting, and it probably wily on Shores of U.S.A. By Dr. Arthur J. Selwyn-Brown Famous Economist and Financial Expert, Traveler and Student of the and ne AFFIDAILTS CEUED BY WORKERS Proctor Says Same Proofs Necessary on Occupational Grounds as Others SCORES ARE AFFECTED Registered men who claim exemption on the grounds of occupation must produce proof of their claims before the district appeal board, ac- cording to instructions is- sued by the board to di- vision boards Monday - morning. It is not sufficient for men claiming industrial or agricultural exemptions to file their claims with the board, according to Sec- retary R. L. Proctor, but cle ondbews as in the case of claims with other on other grounds, they B ssions must be accompanied by he independ of affidavits. yuthern Chin “This means,” said Proctor Mon- have: mmense Dutch s of men who ighboring islands ns of Portugal n the empire who know of their positions x for get avits proving that they are necessary to the work of the Bae tion.” Many division boards have mise understood this ruling hay incorrect instructions to (Continued on page 10) SLACKER HUNT The dead Americans are Orient Mr..G@umner ond mission NEW YORK, Aug. 13.—The black shadow of “PanJapanese” plans) a srien—Mr, and Mre Mian | to seize and dominate the Pacific is falling across the world. Modeled, TH® slack = = * Be one 4 Re 1 aroline Thompson. sm, the plane of the Japanese |E"", i") earnest Monday mats The we department announce ecial detail of five pO) ent anid “check up” a list O& , In addition f these, a man = a pepelation 100 alleged slackers, holm ¢ be with ed Duckworth, British, and his ndaties wil cts failed to rege held sevidiin ‘With abd ote cuties Chit am, the Duis Aid { Invitations to ere lost. Mre. Duckworth's fa Sea *, Hawaii and men have all been investie were origi ine ves in Denver. His name ts the first part of the gigan sians. F owr j ows that Miss! Methodist clared to The telegram sh but t with he warters at Br n, were saved and wife, apparently from Meadowhill, were saved. Mr Pritchett, Philadelphia; David As toria south Dakota K. 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