The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 1, 1917, Page 1

ERVICR CIATIONS VOLUME 19 tna Abe No Lives Lost as Ship Makes Port Finland, on Return ae I Hit, But Didn’t See § Ww Sub G | last night over the Kent “and ‘es x} co coasts and the Thames estuary All tried to fly to la At j Whether the Germans are using -) &@ new system in directing thelr as gaults on transport ships is a ques author! is a l tion puzzling naval The Finland Steamer, commanded by Capt. Jen sen. She was formerly a f t mt liner and was > Philadeiphia, in feet Jong wen {aircraft have ever loosed agains I guns that the t aerial as where the slight,” the sassins t asserted. ie. IS THWARTED © BY REICHSTAG Fo foe say’ lowiens’ dence COME TO SEA nited Press Lewsed Wire aking pasnage rger a 4 mre By United Press Leased Wire M MSTERDAM, Nov. 1 -eIf Count BY GEORGE MARTIN ance re ‘ enaounced Lieut. Harden Is SAN “FRANCISCO, "Nov, Loe 1a P : ar office anr Von Hertling withholds his acce od Prem mt wep i hall measure sept ipe . U.S. Of “as the strike of telephone operators ance of the German chancellor WASHINGTON, Nov ‘Old mitavens talent ¢ mate Aes First U.S. Officer } er employes of the Pacifié because he cannot obtain a full ma-| Bill Booze” went splashing out of dance ha oa y 7 . A ei one and Telegraph Co. in Se Be me the velchecag. tt aasaadiia Coo lusdas shank of ocx on Wounded in France Portland and other North berliamentary reform: 12:01 a. m today in a ered e Bs Vetted Frese Leased Wire| n cities is not called off, eved an epochal victory disgracefully and orderly | women t “ cen . ; VASHINGTON, Nov r Z Reed, United States me Berlin dispatches to reported manner #| men exce the dar spi fad snsnncedy gr I Devere H Ha ar ter aughter and mai re or, may leave here for Seattle this reason for Hertling’s non-ac-| dry for th Ten ditenad macs tho op Pam bo eC rks marked the meeting. Several|tonight. Altho no definite am ceptance 2 aw soy eon Wuaie® ig dun’ teen an exped the girls express: dissatisfac- | nounce t this effect was It Ig the first time in the history Allen Dale to Take line gsclonnsies 5 don Share oe Aap agg at the failure of the California | made ment comes of Germany that a chancellor has Ch: ; 7 strike a high authroity Jet anything Ike reichstag oppos! varge of Club for of the striking linemen | MN Rt to the ‘cet time tn German idleteroms ¢ Ages Sailors and Soldiers ITALIANS RETIRE th the. operators, were | Mian IN , } history that the reichetag thus tn The police artment A n » for « rs the crowd iaily has minnaged to impose its AF ates ies wala UNDER DIFFICULTY | econ FRISCO FAIL TO [al on the ka Opposition of per ¢ i goon that we » reichst, . y to Von Hert n reese Leased Wire he first line trenc sate ofthe city 4 eu wee rep ‘vee F * to b ROME, Noy, 1 Deluding the er Mrs. Jose a 7 Y 7 former B ‘o T anda plans by detaining ht © Ha ton, Vert Disconnect Phones Ry United Pres used Wire violent and reiterated oppositi »|gloomed up vaneing troops, the Italians The secret mass meet Thurs SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. t— | all rule of the people 1 ; drew to the Tagliamento under 435 MILLIONS MORE lay was called to devise Despite the agreement reached The 74-year-old statesma never four to insta Aye , se means for caring for the by Federal Mediator Verner 2. disciple of the old school of he “dry boys" are very ha , floulties,” today’s official -state LOANED TO ENGLAND di ction pe Reed and officials of the Elec Gaiatie ring to conduet and # ment said r ; trical Workers’ union, that the ernment r athle WASHINGTON, Nov 1.—The lt tis began gathering the proposed coast-wide strike of 4 F KEEP YyouR EYE ON will als ‘ S. extended its greatest single ple at 6a. r -| electrical workers would be Christmas Cash Is OoeN BEERSHEBA TAKEN cei ir the wt tthe al 1 of them angrily 1] deferred, the strike against é . woop AND MEAT MAN en Dale has been appoir cee lies, when {t increased Great Brit- OVeT & age in the office the Pacific Telephone & Tele Sent to Sammy by a et tas bowen co aetenne BY BRITISH FORCES sins create vy s625.500.000" i cted the t ex graph Co. went into effess C ij Ww Watch the butcher and the wood | te * att paige This sum will be drawn on Ba, asserting no wou early today in Seattle, Port vanadian oman. mar mt By ee eee ae land between now and January allowed to ring in the t Ins land, Spokane, Walla Walla, id Mrs. A Barrett of Duncan, B This is the war-tin e LONDON, Nov. 1.—Beer {isis it brings England's total war |,, All of the telephone linemen, of-/ Tacoma and other Northwest n- C.. has a warm spot in her heart L. J. Allen, city wel and mea HAAS IN RASE AGAIN LI S ARE | sheba, of hallowed Biblical | ¢, with this country to $1,1,-/{clals and members of the strike ern cities. d for some Sammie writes to| sures t a Whiner $66 ae0eh ootnes 60,000 ITA AN memory, was occupied by Brit. | $60,000,000, and the total loaned ail Committers slept 2h ana che be The instructions to defer the Beattle losing a butchers have a habit hi pores hg Ish forces yesterday, d- the allies $3,566,000,000. ec ours spen en Me | strike w sent out by Internmae 4 Deets a ame doting naraere cil, will be a candidate to succeed Ing te announcement from the 1311 (37S Weigh changes of the strike. wer : i officer of Ham er” The Car al note plaints,” he said. “Some woodmen |!mself In the spring Alen BERLIN REPORTS Egyptian expeditionary force at walns eight; Downtown Service ne e union helt ” 7 Hi He ade the runcement cms » se ice Was sintained ¢ down 7 Will be cashed for $1.50. fal ) feet to| aH? 4. nth today Hooverizing, Too}, Se'vice was maintained ; ’ lintor Reeds A consignment and the cord inn A ‘ ired By United Press Leased Wire P: fart ; own circuits, but the a au accepte! Reed's chewing gum for nrist ance. Fi od r BERLAD Via Lond Heersheba fn 40 miles southwest fayor Gill weighed 120 pounds ation as to how long the company | reque or such action, but stipe mas boxes was se ar-| from 10 to et w ’ ' , ted elgixty ‘tt 1 Italian soldiers |of Jerusalem in Palestine. It was|few months ag will le to continue this. It is|ulated that suc ion did nob oe today by Mr ed, and tor n the consumer) pota r manufacture of < arms east of the | the southernmost city of the Prom-| Now he weighs 140 believed the system will be swamp-/annul the strike vote , 4 of Bouth Bend, Washingion lGocen’t know tut | nto,” the official! ised Land of Moses’ time He says he's Hooverizing jed later in the day as the business) Before word came that the , —loffices begin to open veral of|Northwestern unions had struck, r the eastern exchanges of the city/in spite of the agreement with 7 re being manned by men oper-|Reed, Grasser said . The telephone company ts said to rs and operators will strike, " have stored a large quantity of food: | If do they will strike withs s Do remember when were readers how 4 we set out | stick, making the bell ring for ont all of her chickens, The ing windows, soaping windows fs in the main exchange, © sanction: ¢ ad ” p kid on to soap rho «, ring kid and turn over 5 we several mint chickens were roosting when and stretching trin m Rey i sae) Se tabs rises of thelr union &, Pgh a ho might? oap window ho seemed All we done to Murphy's gar ve arrived, but we | the telephone pole to a high 8 De you remember, back in the good old t r bage cana was to Up them over, ‘em out and also a board fence, 80 that when some > ® ok somebed)'s bucky . to ft ich «© as to show the neighbors in neighborhood |} man came walking along, we t t - og gre 0 yes if pl are Hooverizing out of her kitchen just in time knock off his de and then, 4 © chased by # Tommy Carlton 1 only time Then we tied one end of the to see the last of her Leghorns a few yards ahead, just when The Star can be sent tv any soldier or sailor vs - jain Tom when kids have a chance to clothes line to the door knob dash out of the yard. There he got thru tearing the string abroad or at home, in the camp on this side or in In i the ean” 1 travel mn Wiib. cur aheniiee: ead of Murpt front door, and the were 20 of the chick in all from its holdings he would | ins Sraushhs Weonbe Phage follow: . q wit Fat” Harlom's #0 very first victim was | other end to a porch post, 40 and we drove them in front of stumble gover, aA rope that we ne trenches wm Nranes Gt te following rates, » meee | ba out at the south end of Murpt We had ft in when sed in the little us, While some scattered in dif had st ned between a fence postpaid: / cht, wit the cit Ve're not tough, but iuse he took our | button Mur t ies ne un ferent arda 4 ¢ chased ‘em and a tr One Month, 40c; Three Months, $1.15 xperience Halloween 1 nes we just like any other baseball aw from us one | able to open his door to release Several hours later, on our | pul Sey a 58 ae: Pode regolar kide—we like to have time, #0 we were going to do the bell button, All we did retorn toward Mrs, Johnson's ' aie eel ae: 6 Jot of aainer Six Months, $2.00; One Year, $3.50, < our Hallowee him ‘dir And we did v gite Was to lug it house, we eould hear her call i > a ak ae ala aie wee : ” 5 BY TOMMY Pear uicat akeu= hathen Xt Deny. Rad: eat wats eT ia a4 San tone Seana ited lust night, but A did not } All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance, The Star's Office Boy got orks ans, heap full, in his back then, when the 6 whe 4 There's a lot of other | Stroy any property No phone orders taken. The city editor called me off neari nthe 1 perfect! 04 clothes diagging it got tired, he just pranks that we played aft | Us guys kept up our rep last Remittances must be accompanied by name 1 | T 0, aver to his desk this morning house nd doll Mit a fence with a swinging | natural left it lying on the le aving Mre Johnson house, night for ave being Giscederly soldier, the number of the company and that of his and said ed 1 gate, and @ door m Besides sidewall such as ringing door 8, wonder ere at . ita ‘4 2 P Brite? > “Tommy, 1 want you to write Some of the other thene of those dors bells § Then we dodged some more marking up windows of stores | ach, ond “Ret” goes to Sun regiment... Name of ship must be given if The me a nice little story all funr k i a ¢ can press the jittle cops and yeaked into) Mra. with chal and candle grease, sclfbol and is a regular fel. Star is to be mailed io a man in the United States what you did last night buvou on one aide \ make it 1 dohnson's back yard and let | swapping door mats, Uck-tack ler on week days | navy. @ ‘i - Se TheSeattleStar 20. Thames | tu British | pe NIGHT GREATEST DAILY ATTLE, THE CIRCULATION OF H., Tell ANY PAPER IN THE NOV. 1, 4 PACIFIC NORTHWEST where jenttle SI WA RSDAY, rs "7 5,000 PHONE EMPLOYES STRIKE SECOND AMERICAN TRANSPORT IS TORPEDOED VICE CRUSADERS TO MAKE CHARGE + SEATTLE HELLO GIRLS ON THEIR WAY TO MEETING LABOR TEMPLE TO FURTHER STRIKE PLANS 1900 Lecal Girls Cripple Service Secret Meeting Held toTalk — Over Walkout Which Ig- AGAINST POLICE ill Tell Council Record in Effort to Enforce Vice Laws ILL HAS POWER NOW Labor Temple. Company Hae Operators F. L. MeNally, of the telephone said the boards in the ex fairly well covered. | cxehange operators in the various | hotels to go out on a strike. ITALIAN ARMY WILL AVENGE Be nt prom! homaon's |Despite This New Disaster Cadorna company, business Mayor Has Power N Checks Invaders Fe to bales ied to remain fm the las Power Now | ne vinite i raid and Counctima | w =" leant W Girls wearing their union but y wished, but aket hairman of the license|” Lomcon, ‘ae yan tons, walked up and down tr thought that most of them weal ov —Auetro 4 r home n . : é as aaeaduans- orks aarti go home completing thelr . ‘| German forces have reached eney COUN S + HEASERY 2 Po bo = pr uh + shifts © Gul) practically line of Cador : girls who a The Capitol and Bast exchanges, Pe Tagilamento river de the | to ent exchanges it is said, offered service as ade / sand have been checked nation’s A large , { girls di quate as at any time before the : mane | See acred soll Jer the et duty, Wednesday night strike. Many of the downtown op Keth, whose committee licenses perpettr v badeoBhony what serge Meeting Is Enthusiastic (Continued on page 10) the dance halls, “why the | Boca gape rpg sad e| The me g in the Labor mayor hasn't sufficient power | Berll t ple of strt ans and of rators t : from | ¢ ho: VERNER Z. REES MAY under the present ordinance, have his chief revoke permits of was Seattle ministers will go be a fore the city counell and pre | ea That Fired at Her. sant ghargen' of laxity to curt norec eaders rders. ing viee. a mS They will demand a» there ee ae Pra pe el ‘ By United Press Leased Wire Direct to The Star probe, and voice thelr stand At a le d meeti f 900 teleph ne girlssin the WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.—The American)! sssinyt 2m “polite eee Labor temple Thu , it was determined to push they 7 ’ + ae ‘ 2 wash,” of superficial investiga. | strike of §.000 operators and other employes Gf transport Finland was torpedoed in foreign = ‘on of « here Pacific Telephone and Telegraph ‘Co He Washingtoty i ters, homeward bound, Secretary of the . ig Tage Peryger eae until all demands have been met by the company, Navy Daniels announced today. man of the morals comm f the The question of a temporary truce, requested By There was no loss of life and the trans-| p+ gc Saarrrnggmenrtag Z. Reed, the federal mediator, who is in San Francis¢@, port returned to a foreign port under her: »: stant church. They received scant con n, own steam oe oar nee naneter eee The strike began at 6 P. M. Wednesday and by | The damage to the ship was tions midnight all ¢ and other employes of the leading iterstary of’ War Daniels’ state gations towns of the state were out. They walked out against ment was as follows . a oft the advice of their leaders, who were in San Franciseo “The navy artment has re t ' A hag Swathi aad ceived ¢ stating that the have de frained from en ,in conference with Reed R b : | Eemwert Fiemad was tors . RAID LONDON: « - 4 Reed may come to Seattle immediately, on receipt | tore, ro agsiegvar bil 4 ce Pe eS ee of word that the st here is to be conducted vigor= | “The damage ship was ; sah ous!\ der her owt nm. Th was under escort, but no sign of c ecting \ number of opere the torpedo or the submarine Was My United Press teased Wire t P mid ors | ing They will be | seen LONDON, Nov. 1.—The most f x r ‘ot out the strike, it is | The Finland is the second trans-| picturesque. and noisy raid ; t c said . port to be attacked while n y ' 4 se This group of striking Seattle telephone operators was snapped Thursday by Frank Jacobs, Star Few Operators Stay on Job ing from its mission to Europe. London and its environs have pt ts on! photographer, the girls were going into executive session at the Labor temple to pian future moves in With a few exceptions the oper ~ The Antilles, on October 17, was yet seen and heard, took a toll 1 that if « lean as the strike they Inaugurated Wednesday night - s wae peo en a ae ‘@ torpedoed and stink, with the loss) of eight lives and injured 21, f « demanded here by ra long siege. n one or two instances Of 67 lives according to official announce. | naval authorition, orders will come anges for a long siege. early |erator attempt to remain st Reel The dispatches to the navy de ment today. The casualties . hru ¢ Coon mal. post rtment regarding to attack on| cover the whole district bombed alt < Peles at Ge D. Girte Adrekd Gitte All supervisors, who had joined! Finland stated that no subma from the coast to London. | ett has announced that he At noon, squads of striking tele the union, struck with the girls. Was seen, as was the case inj More than 30 ( n would & special meeting | | Bhone girls were sent about the A spirit of determination marked ttack on the Antilles seven groups, were late} Thursday afternoon ity to attempt to persuade private |the gathering of the girls at the