The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 31, 1917, Page 1

THE GREAT ep wire SERVIC PRESS ASSOCIATIO! Ft Li, LBA UNITED SI VOLUME 19 GEN. G 0 PHONE SEATTLE FLOODS ALKOUT SLACKERS HELPHA TONIGHT INDICTED GERMA | Leaders Grant Delay in Re- Italians Retreat “sponse to Request of Wilson's Envoy Miss Olivereaux, I. W. W.- Anarchist, Is Held by U. S. Grand Jury in Order to Banks of the Roaring @. TheSeattleStar . T DAILY CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER Pp IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST \l LE, WASH., WEDNESDAY, 31, 1917. Biggest Eater Defies MUNY LEAGUE AppetitetoSaveFood gppprs ii’ 0 § of Full Probe Greene's Charge - Ring H FRANCE Invest! n Se caday when organiza Demand for official gation of orgenizer attle grew Wedn civic and business tions were being called to bac vice E CONTRADICTS GILL Vice RECORD LEADER NIGHT EDITION FORMOAS where eattle Vever in PRICE ONE CENT SAYS HE WONT GIVE CITY HIS VICE EVIDENC Says He Wrote Gill About t |) GIRLS HERE ALL READY|SMUGGLERS CAUGHT|WILL MAKE A’ STAND pay ndieiaPe tern git ager | | ia } council i The federal grand eturned | BY JOHN H. HEARLEY Under the leadership of C. J | © 4.2 bait Faanciséo"s mat, Te i eo =. France, attorney for the port 1¢ce on itions ere ce eee wee of 17) elotmrents | this” afternoon . ‘ mmission, a committee repre Of the Electrical [Seven being against slackers and ROME, Oct. 31—Rome ex senting the Municipe! feague Union, which was |two against men who are charged| pects the great AustroGerman took up the task of aligning fi , H BE M ot, M tth Ww echeduled to begin at midnight with trying to evade the draft by Fone te beaks of the Tee. Seattle for in the movernent OY cS e ver e a e Ss foniont, hae, been ratte’ sao [making false affidavits for exerp-| jlamento Fiver bit Miers ae BY A STAFF CORRESPONDENT rieson ani the federal media. |" Sielriee 0 iit” w | Sealree’ Ga tear emma. coer tions at its Tuesday luncheon CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma, Oct. 31—Maj. Gen. H. Ay a ss Louise Olivereaux, riv rin Mayer Gill h. \neana & ay * " 1, " ame |W. stenographer and confessed| ing torrent, which It was con- beak uaabla te” corb Mee |Greene aid today that he would not turn over evidence Wt wae stated that /*narchist, was inficted for en-| fidently believed would offer a ae Te” daeliiaeniis a Seattle’s vice ring operations Orders countermanding the couraging opposition to the select pir ngae L rrier of defen inability,” ond pledging ce. to Seattle or King county aa the Italians now bein : 4 : Strike order or providing for [service law pe td operation in the proposed coun. | ficials, for fear it might s ugglers were {ndlc } ndrawn in orderly array to Ite delay would go forth this Several smuggler re indicted} wit cil probe into the hands of some of © peret dictmen ere te banks. 1 aa afternoon. and two secret indictments wer ita banks ; This action was followed by those who participants — This development was the direct | returned French and Hritish gunners, co ‘ b rn Bh ’ ; ; tof the arrival hece of Verner| The following men were indicted nk with the Italian troops ae <8 Se ae lh. in the syndicste’s enormous e fede me | a8 slackers: Anton Darrich, Hans nienc oral rrr ety iene ete rsh vag rofits ged ke oan eoene : ‘ Water Siihoe. me df i ve “rg a vestigation, and of to resign | profits. : ape ed s tary of Labor wh and James P. Hood, with Hence of the military if found derelict in ® t | at was one of the many ated by Secretary of La’ i a walan” tan fas : - | Other Organizations to Aid succinet points he made > to mediate tn the situation t seted in Austrian terri f ; | “ t riefer and Royal Forlefer veiead. taet The Rotary club, Federated statement in reply to pul threatened to paralyze Coast Women’s clove ead Women's Geed Peale phen | was set at $1,500 and Peter © mense ald i emuealeg ty ‘ a ed aspersions cast on his f Immediately upon arrival, Reed | 4 $1,000 of vn See ae, ten eottem tives, sources of info ti mmoned the officials of th ° Indictments returned d the are expected to % edbnentuncad P tr hap Rs ah an ee tain tor a confer: | H. Godtfredsen, C. A. Bailey, A. H.| AustroGermans quick means) of (Continued on page 10) and declarations about ence. It was stated {ater that dur-| Johansen for smuggling liquor into) concentrating men and supplies tions y Ripe vase ing the conference it was generally | the state The strongest proof w Italy | caused him to threaten sone that there should be no Porm Ker Dong indiated for In ww rallying tc the EC | prevent his soldier: @ pending the mediation con jt ‘ . ndre’ . in nvader was : os Boog 4 ‘ | oom fusing show officers|in the quick formation ¢ visiting that city. Raia president is registration card tlon cabinet. Practic | Asked if one of his er J Btates has direc 4 Elmer W. Beck was indi ties threw aside th for refusing to turn et fant Secretary of Labor Post tele-|* Charge of impersonating a ferences and joined in this minix.| 2%® Manna, Champion Eater, Getting on the Outside of an Ear of evidence in case graphed the Pacific Telephone & | PMent officer |try. Particularly emphatic was Corn at a Roasting Ears Party | council formally Si od th re mere ace, Teter e the response of the sociallate-=the | py mart corremendent week ‘ that he feared it might fil 1 ers, “to communicate with the of- t] | party waleh foreed the downfall of} CLHVELAND, ©. Oct. St] Three sit { whole wheat | ay tie, i Ag ” P| fletale of the telephone company | arf Pe cabinet. [have just talked food conservation | bread instead of a whole loaf eac b] its way into the han of those representing the em-| |, 2% formed, the cabinet includes) with Ohio's champion ¢ater—Gua | day din maeth Gneveteaie GENERAL JLA GREENE those high in authority” — tes thereof, that it is the wish | Poeaed ye oc vitor ond maiate-| Hanna, who claims ponsossion of Bugariens coftes. CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma, Oct whom he has _ previously; fhe goxerament that no stop-| ae hve ca Ogg Vittorio Orlando; | the biggest appetite in captivity “I bave been feeding my face #0 | ; ingitie |ch: ’ vi i i 5 Of telephone service occur, minister of totes Baron |’ This i hin vesoré, tnaals stowed | well al! theese yeare that can't cur| 21c~Another case of mening tie arged were connected with the vice ring, Gen, ing the result of mediation et | Sonnino; | mintvter=-g-war, ra. | away daring nn patinig Contest and! down to a bird's didt all at once, so} BMt Swe more. companies in |said: inet Verner Z Reed.” } | Alpers minister of finance, @lgmor| authenticated by watchers, time-|1 guess I'll take on more potatoes a ae Redding, Cates “Certainly.” Meda; minister of pensions, Sixnors g&eepeor and umpires and Johnny cake to make up the > A, 347th In a formal statement, Gen. Greene flatly refuted Pians for the telephone st at Fe 9 minister of the treasury,| Two bowls soup. defictency Pleia ariiiery, wee taken to | Mayor Gill’s charge that the general had made himself the midnight were halted Wednesda Sear Nitsh Eight spring chickens. ways it's ail right to eat) 4, ae ih cunterin tal of Dr, .-A. Matthews’. rolitionl kite.” noon on receipt of word from San | THe italian war office called to) Twelve ears of roasted corn. | x1 o's herat’s con <4 , 9 | tail of Dr. M. A, Matthews’ political kite. Francisco of the request of Presi-| Gov. Lister’s public service i Se all classes, frpm 18 Four large bated potatoes ter bes es | ongeadhted condition “Any attempt on the part of Seattle officials to mis- dent Wilson's personal representa-| commission, under fire for | Four tomatoes Hanna is 62; says be of mber of the/ceastrue my motives is an attempt to befog the issue,” tive. V. Z. Reed, of Denver, that he| playing hand in hand with cor- | ” ¥ One bunch of celery. sick a day #t ‘ ' er of the) ed Ce Seat ‘ be iven time to mediate porations, nas notitied mayors | GRUCIAL BATTLE IS Elgnt radishes: feels like he een |. wine chiar nd cctien'a 230 i Mediator Reed arrived in Sen) of cities that it proposes to Onemalf loaf works ev artil : he chief of police’s estimate of 23) immoral women Francisco early this morning and/ investigate the books of gas IMMINENT ALONG Sqven pretzel nteady hf *on/in Seattle is little short of absurd—a blind man could see fot into immediate conference| companies in their respective | ¢ ine-half pi wh Bi rhis|that he is wrong. ‘ With the telephone representatives | communi It hy asked at's a pretty hefty meal years ago, J “The statemet ‘ * oo tad re Py and labor delegates. each city to have its gas ex- TAGLIAMENTO RIVER ap pereee ar Pane: wee a ee tabs cu sg that I am a tail of a pouten) Aaa \ Altho complete arrangements for| perts ready to work with the LONDON: Oct. 31D land, he accepted Hanna's roa tec e\wrong and they know it. ; k : the strike had been made, the labor| gtate board's investigator. : ven ¢ h ears chal Hanna “T have only seen Dr. Matthews twice. One ine 1 to hi cee of one of the Sietal battles rr the t two officials coments oO his sugges Their object will be to determine | war when Gen. Cadorna makes hia ‘hing ie | 88 Out here and we talked only of military matters. tion that En be en-| whether of not to permit gas rate stand ngainat the invading German.| n his own appe e been no Second time was when I spoke in his church, last Sanday. tered “nl increases, Austrian armies along the.route of i oa ” the th “My correspondence with Mayor Gill concerning «ge ad aged: sae theca “The commission is showing a> jhe Tagliament ; be vy ‘ 1 - entirely different attitude now lo river, was" cegard keep running on! When Taker was in his third rantined this \ need to improve vice conditions in Seattle was | than {ft did in the Seattle case.” Sr en tote menu during the ear, Hanna was reaching uarantined = men weeks prior to that time. is Witaten o 1 Caldwott |, vere, Was renewed confidence eleventh. One more ¢ anual drt “ ce ee orporation Counsel Caldwell | nere today that this waterway, how so wast Era hte aie eee ob I am not prepared to give my evidence at this time. ¢ ibe agprerdl ‘by recognizing that swollen by unprecedented rairia 1 18. Never again did Newton Baker tted to visit the It would abort the end I want. ' eébsideration, gp ‘Well as the cor.(sccbecked up by Cadorna’s + X_meatless days this! brag abou food eapacit is no fear of an epidemic “When the time comes, I may make public what ‘ porations. waar en. me Fa I know about Seaftle vice conditions. It is not my duty’ ~ ifthe same attitude bad ve would-otfer an impassable bar “Tis Hall : B to gather evidence for the officials of Seattle and King” | {denced in the commission . >" on” The only ‘autas ae %| 1s alloween, But county. I want those officials to do their duty and inforee WASHINGTON, | Oct. 39—In | ing with the Sea Bas rate CA8C,/ inet the Austrians reported S 1B »B 4 their laws. answering the allies’ call for | Seattle would probably not be now |) rin Aun ane peported ou oma »0VS better “] » wh anti of 6,000,000 »tons of new Ameri- | appealing to the governor for fair) )PM CUO) ue mre ou 4 cannot say when a quarantine will be placed on Se- can shipping In 1918, Chairman Cy to Caldwell said e< Disedinkee from Surie op ad Not St Fences attle or whether it will be placed. I want to give Seattle pturiey ol Mea the fosiot car - Pi geen © ee he comenosion aitn.yporved.ihe Austrian nd Goria Wednesday night {8 Hallowe'en, and King county authorities every opportunity to clean up. Se deliver” 7,500,609 |out granting the city « hearing in|# mere shell befoy phy United Press Lensed Wire t _ “I do not know former Policeman Mullen, from whom tons. the case before the order was {s-| ‘helt retreat, t ppliet MEMPHIS, Tenn., Oct, 31 eep their a Seattle police official says 1 must have received informa- The “puhch” was put into It*will go into effect No-|and m wine Re wert] wation.wide plot to ki'smer eee tion, and none of my_ information, so far as I know, is from, bma- er 1 ey b p officers , - chie wast Ccmectethat a ‘nena of rates in Tacoma, Puyallup, | 7) ican soldiers and by will be on sedge eta fee Same pest vp T. 4 Fepresentatived. of all stee) | Everett, Snohomiah, Monr ALLIES WERE NOT Di Goleoning vaccitie'e 4th aws is immateria n her Seattle or Tacoma gets ‘ shipbuilding plants on the At- | Olympia will be idered by SE tetanus germs wee ftCh | | : ®|the trade ct my soldiers. I did gs a here to play 4 Jantic. Hurley caijed upon een uncover shy "4 politics and there is no favoritism of mine between the two employes and employers to ASKED FOR + TROOPS, Pn Mate pe nv} pares ah citie . LONDON, Oct . ay, following five a real di f ed ce baat yards on a three LONDON, 0 ot a alrite boca traceable b Vee She be st But I do want Seattle clean for my men; clean enough. EME Sats just begun to fight,” eating yA a x mo o they will have to look for vice rather than having vice yan Boa alae pel This theory gained creel a , warnea | *88ault, them. oe 4 eee: Capps A em bd rate G 1 with the receipt of a message | ater! pany, said the walkout Idren at eee peers Dawe Comperatson:, al ating accusation from Washington ordering a | Wan due to a misunderstanding " ured as lp yu ees . red England 1 France did not ban on the sale of vaccine | . ial as wt points used to effect vaccina wh : shod Harley's te oat : : x Bo = ‘ oe This Is Wonderful! COURT ORDERS FORD | . ere, waetever new the yards tt Mlity of the Tt Plumbers Work Free DEVIL AWAY FROM ARMY A Ei. yl il te ayo a Plumbers Work Free [Q DIVIDE PROFITS * eR Mowat 1 gain . C ’ LEWIS acoma, Oct 1 M — } l,l thy United Press Leased Wire a GLUBS T0 HAVE | Tne. pb and steam fitters!“ peTROIT, Oct. 31.—Henry Ford BY GEORGE MARTIN the kaiser, The government, sée ho re Ww th I bie Star i in the T renches GERMANS CONTINUE ear A i eee oe anette] cole ee tere Meverntae lie en a ce sen otf 6 16 new hoste y W Y WASHINGT( dot ‘our tain quarters {8 determined to C. A. Where mothers and wive: Wayne cir ‘court, in which be " ; ton dol seeded to drive stamp them out | may meet their men in the arn Horace KE. & John F. Dodge asked) million dolla 3 W must,” said Sec abroad or at home, in the camp on this side or in | AMSTERDA esider various social members of the Tacoma union and | ‘h s aie rs in & and keep bim “send our boys home with no othe y the trenches in France at the following rates, of the It rm and fraternal. clubs ot 8¢ ge ta ane hs ORL BOGS ELOY |e ige. The Dodae Brothers Awa er scars than those recetved in hon- stoaid: “ 1 the umento + where me re served, met Tue a Roaker The Donee. oes Fase To ke the war camp commun.) Ofable wart nis can be done postpai : ®t a ff day 2 ton re favoring poorer gare a ehe ha t \ he war and navy OMY by offering wholesome induce- One Month, 40c; Three Months, $1.15; j ‘ f the movement for a wheatlons Wed: | «7, Tetecili Won’ Devas iherweckhoulars,, sag ro Abaiahnt ar and Navy nents by the successful competle 1 1 and neatle “rida oF 78 mg MO Stor holders: on sic training car ae Md . Six Months, $2.00; One Year, $3.50. Avan oy ae mn erthng ont } m : seh Pag ters good with evil j ni : cluded ame he pre : vities, wi vefore the S to this end that the come All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance. t n soll. Emperor | who were in attendance were Take Chancellorship AND AT 6. Rl EK! U.S. next week and munity service will spend the 2 No phone orders taken. h tatement of thanks, Herman Chapin of ‘ eo Univer ae United Press Leased Wire co $4,000,000, establishing places of 2 h e : wt my, Gedintiirdt would + it re Boole Minter ONDON, Get y a Staff Correspone spend this money clean’ amusement and sport in Remittances must be accompanied by name of AeA dink G ‘1 nb ' n, College | Telegraph 1 CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma, Oct. | + the “N admittance” | cities near camps and in équcatian soldier, the number of the company and that of his r of ou club exalted ruler of} Amsterdam thi« 31.—Colone!l Sargent Major isa satanic majesty in all’ the public to take the soldiers into pariment Name of ship must be ‘given tf The t Carnce A tr aking | the rne, Seattle Ath-| that Count rf private in the depot brigade, | towns surrounding the 90 training! their clubs and homes and make Star is to be mailed to a man in the United Statea i . the in-|letic etut i Mrs, George Holll-| fused t tt while J. E. Cannon aaked to bg | camp country, The old them welcome, Col. Roosevelt has Z ‘ ' rahip de.|day, of the University W | Jo) because seahaterred 46 the noketnibat: . Luey & dy been discovered to enlisted as a general, for the dura- q navy. nda elut | cure mas tant forces have lared war on the side of tion of the campaign By a Staff Correspondent , t saw the fun-; You cavalr , h your ye h ow sank 0: digging a hole for the outpost yes ridicule for requesting Mythical pie! saw h-bear nosing» around | you belie or not — (no m1 CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma, Oct ning I've wee oT RaMeLiow hat corde’ can't: slip that ord I's all right sentry, I'm the] terday afternoon chegks from @n entirely real col-| the company. street 3 rir toler a) not. {na — 31.—Cheertul lying is a popular are tuff over us. We're wise to|¢ ir Usually a story like this one will | onel } “I digo® have a gun. but there when we camfed nqir the Fort: I indoor pastime at this canton the gener y fvance, Chart nd be re provoke a whole program of fishy Finally somebody i® encouraged) was a big empty hogshead .stand- Saw that be again with the hogs- nt. golden hat cord 1 That Brings on Another ognized H the yard x jokes. They tell of men who went /to attempt a really hard one dng in the ile of the street with head 2on ber and she had a PMR Verybody does 4t, but as in =| saw Brig. Gen. Irons going The body Jaughs and ar Another gre te the aker, to thesbay for salt water for th The Bear and the Keg both end scked out. 1 jumped cub wth her with a little beer keg every other fine of endeavor, t wate 1 a sentr fled to other so! essaya to outdo the F ybod o that nelther of cook » neoect lam c@o 1 uged tbe in the Kansas mili-| inside, reached thru the bung hole on his tail! some excel others and a good inte him, He turned around and. first the Inctde eve curred and!from; of others who have spent ant Co. BE. (the good cheerful Jiar any bbed the bear's tall and ell it to Sweeny!" his come joyful fabricator is recognized said Reminds me of nething 1 at the ¢ n sold of every|evening searching for the red, is “always definite as to names), knotted on the inside. 1 pantons hout—and somebody rh a company asset Haven't 1 he taught to, heard th ther t en | wa eneral and of ry regiment in| whi and blue guard line which an& we were camped dhe tummer climbed out and it f iened heaves a pillow at the offender Kach Mar has hi ndividual| salute your officer ‘oming home the 1 behind camp; but that doesn't deter the | do encircle the camp; of men near Fort Leavepworgh.- We had and she rantaway against truth and the rules of style, but the general form is some Gawn, seid the sent You the t denee outfit. 1 heard next Mar fr announcing that he} who have sought ¢ elusive azt been out ail day and | returnéd to Ends in #€ Riot cheerful lying, and the meeting P thing lke this: icaa’t pull anything like that on ine, | the seutry challenge somebody and! saw a rookie in the depot biigade!muth point and been the butt of camp a ttle ahead of the rest andj Well, sir, I don't care whether! breaks up, a * «