The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 6, 1917, Page 1

The SeattleStar — 2%. The Greatest Daily Circulation of Any Pape r in the Pacific Northwest ee VOLUME 19 UNTHaD Vitess “ARSUCEA TIONS: SEATTLE, WASH., THURSDAY, SEPT. 6, 1917. PRICE ONf CENT f°qzuasre BD PRESS ASSOCIATIONS rU. S. Plans Two Drafts in Next Ten Months to RAISE ARMY OF TWO MILLION s,s 8 8 ® oso ef *® Prosecutor Lundin Launches Vice Crusade GASES HIT MEDICS 0. tyne as fee eee WAR PLANS FOR LARGE RESORTS | SMOKES © 2 NATION FOR LONG FIGHT sto lose ouses Snoqualmie Falls Mother and |, c f Pay ender Terme ofthe Dr. Matthews Sh “\ Talk of Calling Out BoysUn- market }eat meat of any covered that ould take the Under Terms of the Dr. Matthews Show Orient a ba ’ nat e Abatement Law Right Spirit ace. be A ni — ‘ asa t , 15 PERSONS ARE CITED CONFOUND KNOCKERS [3 a have der Twenty Is Pure Bunk f ' if The first move In a crusade & man out there who fights far | keisa remarkable food, a fact against Seattle vice was made : a LaitaniA tavice. and ‘Europe: t an Jjomes From ro- by Prosecutor Alfred H. Lun r beca the] t din Thursday, thru Deputy in as 4 re So rnarogay, tere Com uty | wl Su Thats bat i 40 in| and mea erman Agents. latter filed red-light abatement | Now, here's a need of the man oat erty t law proceedings against 18 ho «tere bas and the ; hetle PEN tels and rooming houses A ated. 700 eam, canis, SM ies | Sta ‘ ‘ The filings charge 15 proper. We ea prasad Sisk Conserv q WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 6.—More that owners and agents, many o Kick in with « dotiar bill ie! onserve “ is ; pan bir Beg pct tenioding ee Bl a ae RR mI eek ee pag Gain P 1 of the 2,000,000 soldiers wili_ be marching under the Stars mage men and mepiealinte, hae Mer the strain am the man whe serves) of ¢ 1 ind Stripes before next summer either in France oF ins permitting their properties to It's iacking = smoke when It's smoking The United tates de 1 Club as beer ser . o be used for immoral purposes. | |. tie Bie Rieke . : { ! , hohgdlhers American training ¢ camps. The evidence in all of the | wannies © ccléler's sd ia A en Neue This statement is made on the authority of Quar- : cases was gathered by church: [the there tent mach f ‘ wide more BEN-| i nacter Gener > Ss ce (Ege ge ll idly Berellrege 7 ‘ sble ermaster General Henry G, Sharpe, already preparing the leadership of the Rev. | We cae sure send om . the t D. L t to supply food, clothing and other necessities for the Leonara . nomial ieee Let them count on that from es ‘ Bi owman I 86,158 officers and 2,033,345 men the war depart tor of the Methodist Protestant Saker The Star hey, “ © gt ay Seen Sener ment plans to have on the rolls before June, 1918: 7% churéh, and the Rev. Eugene “a ga t ¢ y { ‘ : This means two drafts of about 687,000 each — Murphy, in charge of Japanese ome os 9 ; " ting | of the Seattle . ser imigsionary work in Seattle for | the tobacco fund for our soldier Fiohhonatetes snes + ., during the next 10 months. Today the total strength J A He Bibi, let boys. i myself never had any k y 1 atl | 2 ry ¢ ' d at “t 4 ie Amerieset Bible society. | aympathy with tobacco users nies Ke ke growa, only] His tabtadce ‘ot. ted Of the American land forces is only 710,000. mon; e men charged ar | : ‘ ‘ “# * Pa ‘Kennedy, millionaire president on) aby hmigghpeaee-e Ben an unaccountable — preju States commerce chamber Assuming it will be necessary to examine at Te; of the Navy Yard route: D. wis pi coe ae fighting for {has kept the bean from Chairman Lowma nter-/ 2,000,000 men to fill each contingent of 687,000 Té inent real esta! agen t table ot the ester t ow t . riental rod i iti “e j a fy a) Hams, prominent real estate acent;| Cur Moyen? preg nce nave. (he Western | n this, Oriental product Cruits, itis certain the first 4,000,000 men. now stand the city’s leading attorneys, and ee row re enone — ye ered ae apy —_—_—_—_—_—_— ~— aptaatarenndta Reet, arnt ’ i Sra a on Uncle Sam’s select service register will have to undéi ick, fore of t ’ . as or for ment reque for bids on be f ‘ Pernt : for Kivg oy past savy x everything that will bring con- age a subst r meat dagnobigenest: 2ea8 fone 8 ts ; lies 'w as found to not in-|80 €X unination within the next year. Volunteers ‘Gather Evidence tentment to them, and boys teir Three times richer in protein than wheat bread or eggs. upp! a As 10,000,000 registered, this |recrults of the first draft can ‘The evidence was gathered by E.| Who are used to tobacco, | A posure wee ae Five times as rich as corn meal flour will still leave some 6,000,000 | trained and the rapidity with M. Grout, employed in the public) know, would qin hint bere, = se { Has ten times more fat than our commonly used cereals for future drafts. Go far, there. [the regulars and _ the Na ) nt of the city; N.| Without i ve » itw zy essential elements, fat inde f much protel ae r ore, as Uncle Sam's presen’ juard are sent to France. MURS eS gee! LE | at ait wre tr yours to ow ts [and procein, “And while lack-|| sanchimetuchttagatt "vse Brett pertrtouse te, end glove are eaneorneh emt Seals Seat © A; Sigmund Lewis, an official) France. | ambringingthem up to 0: er ane Oar aR a bts k * ; § the necessity or possibility of If troops are sent to France of the Seattle Packing Co.; T. L. despise tobacco, but | want to ' i Has comparatively smal amount of starch, making it drafting 19 and 20-year-otd rapidly as now seems probable Jones, of the Seattle Hardware Co. do my bit towards our soldier = ency re 4 ideal for persons who cannot digest much starchy food | boys is pure bunk lesving their camps and barracks ‘and Fred C. Taylor 20th ave.| boys’ happiness, for they are A tion f , potato On Friday The Star will publish a series of receipts for It's Pro-German Fake vacant, it will not be necessary N. E., of the Seattle Construction} g!ving their lives for my coun- tarchy food { preparing soy beans for table use Aside from a few armchair war-|wait until the recruits of the first) x oS a | try, good old U. 8 A ‘ fi r. Es a { rs of the various military serv-/draft are out of the cantonments According to Summers, there are| MRS. A. N. KENNEY, Obtain Cheese : ice societies, who, entirely obliv- | before the second fs called, In thas * y Fae je Fall £ tive tha t t nomic s to th dustrial n ¢ s possib! 4 other ministers and church mem-| Snoqualmie Falls. |From Soy Bean nie sgt prrgievetic ced FrecyiecBiy Sa seein cary a bers who co-operated, but their espising tobacco, yet whe ‘ sus " ; : _ eee eee fen See ror Lene to our bose ih Fr 4 es : aes (oo re ? 3 M : TALK | ABOUT Ma . “It is significant ot the increas : i eo m clud »|forego the fight against the | ss a OLD BOYS COMES Ct estness with which the a AG <a * Aap pnt hrs The ein toad pve ss I rsat ca a © f rece lly arveste LY FROM PROGERMAN PROPA.-| istration is making its war ; Ministers, with o we the emmenaivest spirit! Hats off te addition to its f aluc wherever r raise nd | n its en GANDISTS, in an attempt to line | that while in April the war @ tions, it is said, visi ro » ne ieee. eae the P oa Byars a , pa Be wrown crop, the bulk ip the mothers of 19-year-olds | ment expected to have only ee, sccording ay 4 9 sneha This Man Knocks Plan inaait ; : : Pr ne : :- : sgainst the war and selective serv icers and 1, 08 men Were the victims of solicitation ah r r t elt g canne anc vit a ice arms before June, 1918, during Murt ft has |lest month the plans have bee nds en | most doubled to provide for — The date for the second not been fixed, aa it dey The affidavit of the F y filed in connection with the K. S./a buli-head hotel igation vers that to re » the ‘than 2,000,000. WonTeS aL teovc c+ ISHERMEN ARE TO SWEETHEART 4 some moms =": yor manners MAY CONSIDER I. W. W. or scwoot oats .....°="-- gst Atte jerhert A. Schoenfeld the governor and has a co} 1. A. Ellen Skittrall, Kenton 2.00 shermen are not mariners A special federal grand jury t " leputy sheriffs of K | Riga was captured by [any major Sena eae many What a contrast she pres Yesler 1.00 4 Pp Sr ! ; saree hie outright, tis Senator R. D. Nichols, Phitip Keliteg, 115 ¥ a v may not be exempted from may be called to consider evi oh ounty and also did oth- | youns ; m vests . oe , y sweethe ora Chris bert M. La Follette, Bill |peace movement, news is ini against whom euits were filed || «t aye select service by local division dence against 1. W. W. seized jer investigating for us,” xaid Van. |schoolday sweetheart, Nora Chri Robert M.- La. Follette, | Bll | Pence. morenaet Tama ia ayy both as the agent and owner 2 Toatse On. that greutity nesere in raids conducted on the or eer, “They testified in court ag |tof at 11 a. m. Wedneads They captured Riga. If Petro- | among the people. of properties alleged to be ins In orders received by the ganization headquarters in |to what they had do | No wa ling strains of Le nead to captured, Te wl be by In consequence,’ tas Pusalang 7 used immoral resorts, de- boards from Gov. Ernest Lister Northwest cities Wednesday for the other evidence, Van-|embarked the | y ec La Follette, Gronna and Stone, |come to believe that the U. a clared Thursday that, follow 210 Thursday. ; : United States District Attor er declared that the account. |thelr connubiel Journey. who lend their assistan not mean to fight, that it Is ole ing notifications given him by 1.00 hs he ave consid-| ney Clay Allen, Thureday, sald | !ng of the expense of the F hag Ph and Thomas st. Rev, H.| anti-American movements. to make peace and that it is golmemle Deputy Prosecutor Summers, Kighth ere ® men mariners and others that he had not had time to trial was ted and given wide a Lee ond oe n " R ' 3 eleAmeriohn movemeuta” 1 ft0 Sie tee aaa July 16, he had done ali In his | ‘sciix, 110 | [DAVE NOt considered the claims, but!) determine yet whether a spe- | Circulation fe Chat satily dvdip Russell, member ef the Reet Plans for establishing branches oa power to gain the ald of Prose- | with | [have certified the men for service| Chal eession of the grand jury I don’t know yet whether an at. |before » smal lly STOUD. atme| commisalon to Ramis, on his the alliance for. labor ahaa cutor Lundin, Sheriff Stringer aed as district, board. In feveral) would be necessary. The regu- psa pen ies BS dail BBO holes flowers, or rustle of atrival here teday te attend jmocracy in every town in the @, and Chief of lice Becking- | | We.’ 10 the district board has al-| jar session begine In October. [from the government | the goods] Petit Cl tating | iked | the convention of the American |S. will be laid before the convem= fg victing 140, Mt. Vernon, so | pre nt and secretary of|, There may be va able evidence| tia, seem to have t sal are ‘ ip the aisle accompa her Alliance of Labor and Oemec- tion today or tomorrow by the come " Hattie ¥ 5 f etary of) sn the mass of literature and ree: | (7 , or Mise Lillia mittee on resolutions. “| wrote several times to Mr. n st., Bremerton 1.00 | |feamen's union loc are empow et eae ae oer in their scope, and 1 don't know) #ister ise n } J io aresee | | ¢: 2 Somes. e “a 1.00 | |¢ by the n ders to make |0'ds that were seized at the hall what the organization will do the little altar, the bri said the taking of Riga Summers, asking him to f ] me with information with which] |G. 1. Hoodies, 1415 F. affidavits for n who are tem.|8#!d All and again we may find | "re seattle 1. W. W. headqaar. | busbaad-to-t who not impertant, except ax an in og p ‘th : “ Boring ot 1.00 = a es td tic ihe hat most of it is worthless. i ete ac b tion of t tent to which the tenants in the houses under Mees » Raa ROG 200 25th av 200 poraril out of employment the vase et Ra ich will be the ters reopened for business Thurs: panied by: ret Papeberp Russian people are t ed. control could be prosecuted. If T | | Mrs. W, Scoweraft, 2423 same blanks being used as in the °°” ay " "© day morning Immediately after the ceremony i J , could obtained convictions, 4 \, Sixth are. My . 1.00 | case of affidavits made by the cap-|°* The police, on the order of the|the couple left for the Raet Rira does not unt to I would have at once evicted them.| | **% °.}% yleudohn, P.O. 1.00 | |tains of vessel I admitted by federal author: federal authorities, who were, The bride wore a simple taitored |thing,” he eaid. “We al knew per ummera wrote me that ft ae ku Ken aoe Make No Affidavite ties that some of the literature armed with an attachinent tasued | Sue Velour sult and close fitting fectiy welt before we left Russ het the policy of the office to & erotnts, Sraet, 10 Gov. Lister explaina that he made|found might be used in proseam /hy 1, 8, Commissioner Rohert fe. black hat. She wore ho flowers. (that Riga was entirely likely to be Thos, Morton, 11 W. Gor 1 of sedition and Cjeliand, removed all of the offies| At the church were Atr and Mra iaken cause the masters of tons on the groun Dismissal from the sheriffs out suci information. I wrote at ue. en 4 : en x letters to tle chief of po agg id els have discrim-| attempt to im the operation of equipment, including sdding ma N. A. Chrietof, parents of the Riga is fot the question, The i cai ng on him for aid in “a1 | tale 1.00 ist American ‘reamen in| select ice and discourage @n chines and ¢ pewrsters Revere |bride: De, and. Mra, Milter, oF /real question is whether the Ger-| Office of Head Jailer Norman ned in, the properties Summers 1.00 Py . listment in the army and navy. | je uckloads of literature and Otymopte, brothersn-law apd ateler mon offeusive is going to be stop A. Sheliberg was anticipated #aid were immoral “100 to W. HE. Whitney and, Deputy sheriff# of Snohomish | records were taken to the public of Theo Kerte, and Mr. and Mrs.) ped es by county-city building em “Beckingham never replied to WW. Connor, offistale of Divia. county claim that the names of safety building by the potice {RJ. Myer and da , Bthel. |" “when” the kaiser gives decoga-| ployes Thursday. any of them, A letter I wrote to 1.00 No. 6. whieh has Jurisdiction State investigators employed dur) ven the pletures and posters Mr. Mver is Mr. Ka Instructor |tions for the capture of Riga He it te, alleged . that aaa Sheriff Stringer, asking his aid, 100 | (over many such cases, there have |!ns the trial of Thomas Tracy fr /@n the walle were taken by the aod Misa Myer hee been his a should @ot forge@ La Follette ay a) rg also gained no reply.” en no claims of discrimination|@é killing of Deputy Sheriff Jef-| autheritie The Dig black ease companist on Ate latest tour na and Stone. ney are working | bungled the Investigation of 1.50 | | made to them ferson Beard at the Bverett city containing the plastep degth maske| Thed Karle will start immedigte-|to strengthen the cause of the escape of six prisoners CHINA TO AID SLAVS. Kenneth Mackintosh 10.00 The only vessel office > re Moe ks November were found OW | of the five I. W. W.'s killed during |1Y on his concert tour en 1 the many, prolong the war, and slaugh-| from the county jail August 18, | sae Chrtationson, oa'| \fused to take ‘a supporting’ affi W. W. receipt books at covered |the “battle” at the Everett docks, | East and will Appear hursday jter Americans. In this respect Sheriff Jack Stringer was out By United Preas Leased Wire Chapman, 720 N, Cheat davit for a seaman was the cn the raid conducted by deputy 1 a pastel @ecture @f the hang: | Pisks in public somewher@ east of they are doing more than all Ger-|of the city Thursday and could not 7) SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 6.—Fit. "Toppenish, Wash 2 ||, ra aniaslavay Puen _ masghal and the Everett police ing of Frank Little were ama@ | Sea@e many put together—they and the! be reached 4 teen thousand picked Chinese s yen ermnenee 4 ole tee week to the headquarters Wednesd idence seized le's Council Pending an investigation of the 7 troops have been mobilized for Rath Reynolds, 1018 may thet he < amaat it of thOdeput outside a crowd of I, W OPEN NEW SAWHILL |, “The interest of the Russian pe@{charge made by Attorney Josephiaa transfer thru Siberia to the Rus ¥. Jeffers no knuriatantota 1 oul@ sherlit men “double ind sympathize ung “war le in this war has been steadily|M, Glasgow that he furnished the =a sian battle front, there to help the| | © 1. Tyler. 2018 King st., eo | |make no affidavi aid Whitney, crossed on nd cheered the city jatl sawmill at 7400 Charleton ave undermined by the disloyal utter n used by the prisoners in mals Russians stem the ( n tide, ac <n OEE eeavone, ear ’ Georr er, attorney for | trustie they removed the goodsa/on the Duwamish waterway, which! ances of copperheads in the U. S./ing their escape, Deputy Sheritf cording to hea censored dis Hotel, Bremerton 1,00 | QR United Pree Leased Wire the 1. W 1 the Everett trial,| from the*hall, “Sab,” the will supply the new ro) tur senate and house, Consequently | Art Curtis has been suspended by hha received by the Chinese| | %-_ 9 Hox 157, SHINGTO Sept. 6.—Two declared Thursd that the con: cat and her three kittens enc plants which are lo in the |the Russian line is steadily being|Under Sheriff Archie Hutcheson, ally World from Shanghai, Ac 9 Ta, Wetervtiis t ed and thirty-five million dol |nection of two of the state's inves ly slept in a box at the rear of the | Duwamish waterway district, has | weakened, | Doesn't Indicate Guilt ery disloyal word uttered in| “My action in suspending Curtis 9g 1 the I, W. W. was a) hall. One of the kit n started, and will be in opera: | cording to the dispatch rade public, | Gash 100 | |lars for torpedo boat destroyers | tigators rding today, the troops include many en-| | Diane V. Carwell, 1107 EF. was asked congress in revised well-know f to an I, W. W. who ¢ to be/tion by the middle of November, |congress, every disloyal resolution| is not to be taken as an expres! | gineers educated tn American unt-| Densy wey ' 1.40 | jest mates submitted today by Sec “Two men, Kenyon and Joe Scho-!official “cat nurse, the | according to J, W. Farr, one of the|passed by German agents in the/sion of opinion as to his guilt oF” —@ retary Daniels, | stota by name, enabled us to get name of “Direct Action.” owners, People’s Council, every oc jon on| innocence,” said Hutcheson, ae) | versilics,