The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 7, 1917, Page 1

HE AMERICANISM of America was everywhere emphatically expressed in Tuesday’s elections. The kaiser’s friends and the peace-at-any- m® pricers were revealed as so greatly in the majority as to be unable to make their votes come within miles of their predictions. They have had their day of protest and now is a good time for them to shut up and give the government the patriotic support it needs to win the war. TheSeattleStar ss THE GREATE DAILY CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST WEATHER vor: SEATTLE, WASH., WEDNESDAY, NOV. 7, 1917. vonight CAST . LEASED WI D PRESS AS: SERVIC ICIATIONS PRICE ONE, CENT Rveigener ILL SAYS HE WILL CLEAN UP OURT FAVORS § iY, an of $40,000 Worth of Bonds Is Next Step HELP BALLARD| Decks were cleared for exten- sion of the city car line into Ballard § Wednesday = morning, when Superior Judge Calvin S. Wall decided that the plan of action adopted by = majority of founcll and Mayor Gill was To one up. point remains to be The city, on Friday ; 16, must appear before Tiige and show that $40,000} iity bonds for the extension can Speedy Extension Then thig point, Judge Hall ruled. @ the question of solvency of jf street car fund. If it ts by sale of the bonds, there to prevent a speedy ex jon of the line. attack in the courts was hed after trustees of the Cham: fF of Commerce and Commercial > had gone on record that the } was irregular. a Affidavite of Councilmen Thom and Hanna, opponents of the » were found to be con to the facts by Judge Hall "SHELL PUT JAZZ IN CAI Seibert Wate rea a i B dponca xo #8 _-" ARET oo | RITISH: AGAIN Haig’s Forces Take Heights and Try to Cut Line to Sub Bases POUND RAIL BY WM 4 Pre Wr THE PRENCH MIES IN FLANDERS, Now —Canadians held tight to the British vietory at Passchendalele Cc TER 1p SIMS Unit p t An today, and continued attempts to May Sell to People ‘They were completely descredited By affidavits from the city en @ineer, the comptroller and eounctimen Because the case still hinges on Me ability of the city to sell Bonds, and because big bond buyers Play hand-in-hand with the traction company, a campaign to sell the $40,000 to citizens may be launched Mayor Gill 2 of the council Bnd Lane, and Corporatio I are confident that this accomplished This means that may be called any time with ithe next 24 hours and legis authorizing Co | to take bond subscr ‘The mayor even indicated th id rent halls in Ballard inch an aggressive campaign. “It's vital that this extension fit,” he said, “and that the pi put the line on a paying basis Ipot be defeated by a minor egal Ppoint. I know ard butcher i 6 said he invest $500 in onds. There who Would come to the front.” Marketing any kind of municip Ebonds ix a difficult matter during Swar times, Erickson pointed out While supporting th an to let t | people own the “ste in their own car line, about to be put on a paying basis The decision of Jude DS “gevere blow to the repe Itions of the in. It established that of the Nickerson ch, and the placing le on the br legal, despite cks, and the on and Hanna. FOOD PRICES TO REMAIN HIGH other Fitzgerald rickson Counsel can council meet roll tions t he and ar would re many people p Hall was a ed conten exten the build street of we enemies of the a sub were tl affids repe: its of CHICAGO, Nov. 7.—A return to war food prices is hopeless—food y go even er This was the statement today of E@harles McCarthy, special assistant P40 Food Administrator Hoover act staring in the » is a billion dollars thi than at the beginning of the with the additional fact t prices go up on everything with m expansion of credit and every bond issue, the food adminetration will do well if it maintains price McCarthy declared “Speculation can be cut out and t economies can be made, but too xpectations for th of the past © return of 1 inn one P Henry Scott uetinte. Leonard & r tropolitan Opera New rk, was a visitor in Tue the New Washington hotel She a touring the Northwest on con- the} NS VICTORY IN MUNICIPAL CAR CASE. FAMILY | * NEW YORK’S NEW FIRST JOINS LUNDIN IN WAR AGAINST VICE © ‘Action Follows Denouncia- tion of Council Plan as Mere Political Scheme. “We will try and meet every demand that the gov- =~ ernment may make to better conditions in Seattle.” Mayor Gill, who has been under fire for weeks because of his failure to curb vice at the demand of 7% Gen. Greene, made this announcement Tuesday noon,” following a conference with Prosecutor Lundin and” Corporation Counsel Caldwell. ‘ Their meeting followed a sizzling discussion in the council chambers Tuesday afternoon before the judiciary committee when ministers denounced the Thomson cut the German line to the coast m . r at Keulers resolution, calling upon Gen. Greene to furnish evie ag, Regge gr ncil dayeegh dence involving city authorities in a vice syndicate, as entire village, in face of heavy a political scheme to befog the real issue of whether poe gp ae ae or not the mayor would clean up. deden: Sinbtaineine that the vides pook “We are in harmony and agreed,”| “What can the council do? We tions Wut be ffimediately retaken j Mayor GUl_gnnounced after the’ are , le basi and baa An CSO Laue asleuae< gumneuee. ceaneeaeies | conference Tuesday, with Caldwell tive body. We cin only tmpenel 77 ldeedes Gar thane” atidaan” aaaaaal }and Lundin a erted pro-| the mayor teen, Wut del.aveed comnaidn Seta gram to m ery demand by Says Council Is Helpless | abaorvers causht @ hint the government Then U. G. Murphy, another Toe nea eatich iris Won't Tell Plans member of the morals committee, Sota due ee take el | “We have also agreed not to was heard ion. seeaiaae ‘9 . j state in the newspapers just what We “don't think the council can = os send tute ade . JOHN F. HYLAN, NEW | we propose to do. We i that do anything.” he said. “It wouldn'® Delightful Sophie Tucker, who, with her jazz band and other vaude-| #* checked 7 DEMOCRAT MAYOR or NEW there had be > much printed do good to pass these resolu- ville acts, will give a cabaret and dance Friday night at the Butler, for the YORK, HIS DAUGHTER, VIR c ersation in th * andy because jreene wouldn't benefit of the smoke fund. ITALIANS RETREAT | GINTA (CENTER), and HIS’ WIFE | We are all working to the same give up the evidence, and he cam 7 oe "e" @).@'.@ THEY ARE THE NEW FIRST one eyes bis men from coming Saas TO LIVENZA RIVER) rasicy oF corns Topsy Because Lundin and Gill have. sc » not remedied. The * + from time to time, b at swords mass of ¢ gathering | the Italian line to the Livenga river | so es #© 8 & & jered significant ble by the prosecuting attorney im | * . C b d D in good rt” was forma | | That numerous red light abate.) bringing abatement proceedings, J a nounced t war offi today. To an 4 relentless Not only officials, but the coum © | Midnight Cabaret and Dance sy" sees, ® nd alent | "Not only ois, tot Sea | ~ e have bee tected b overing e s is the ral | blame We haven't done all we k S F rida unite” and to the adequate ; a ive eS ee The worst dance halls are at Butler for Smoke: sr ene > MILLION WOMEN GIVEN VOTES|"ttledtox, minmers\soa 1, w,| ti Stat "peasaaa iry leader » gist of the remaining debate Miss Sophie Tucker, the | Mins Tucker {* able to give this E 0 | iy United Press Leased W vote of 145,000; the socialists 77,000 Pe —ae Be og 4 yg : sooo tis om ei ge lr ip agg B RLIN REP RTS | NEW YORK, Nov Tam- {and t iy i Advises Peopie’s Power who is at the : tu ; <s cognac sg re een | many is back in power in New T x o nt cc Bricks: I'd like to have you m va o Ag ved ow keep - ” . streng s history, © The f eclar at | ful, and t blame e ¢ | fiasn't much time to “knit” for | The Sophie Tucker cabaret | MERLIN, vin London, Nov. 7.—| Show of strength in it Msseogeie sult was a “patriot ioe 4 ee sot te pee | the boys in France. But— | starts at 11 p.m. the mountains and also on the bats Be nie er eaeicane ‘ xe ago that the seen a out Listen; oh, boys, L-1-S- TEN | It will be held at the Butler Ve n plain the pure . franchised whe b Ree Sophie and her Jazz band and | cafe ; tne doar cbtiea ; amendment was carried by SAN JOSE iS DRY t handies the dance Ma a | A Sore ie . ee ae 40,000 } you repeatedly that you | eee eee Phenssnde “bate: beds “tive John F. Hylan was elected may- | py United Press I vir was ave any legislation you pheam bill, ne | este ’ SAN JO “al an ment © are not executives acts from the other theatres, | oF yesterday by a A BE, ¢ “Bar re not executiy The S Gee thane exebisten, too, | more than 147,000. y. Ret rom ‘ 1 the administra are going to give the biggest BRITISH CAPTURE | Tammany captured every bor lay Sadionted a diy z election, : cabaret show Seattle ever em | ough presidencey, the office of 1,206 a iw Praises Pastor's Stand joyed on Friday night at the | GAZA FROM TURKS troller, presidency of the wh an Jone sith, oad think your “Sma aces Ret aale will start | board of aldermen, re-elected the f the city’s 77 sa-|man of the erial federation resolution is very at 11 p. m. and continue, ete. ’ | LONDON So Capture of district attorney, and made it a but permits yu in|] morals comr took the fle figs nel |Gasa by Gen. Allenby'a expedition.| ‘The complete vote follows fifth-gallon packages by whole Mayor Knows Exists n Efaw, his face flushed, and And the proceeds will go to the ary . oe wae form Hy} 97,282; Mitchel, 149,307; | « b s and ser of wines \ pa of this reso-/ apparently feeiing “Our Boys in | cee eg he «4 annc H 14 Bennett 6 and be n restaurants between 11] lution on @ eve oO} tion,” he | is poke, Fund,” of which The Star is tl | ey east the war office) The comp vote gave Hyla 4m. and 9 p.m said, “It will the If Maj. Gen. Greene,” he said, “or. Py - ibaa Se: : ee Seiaiek announ t the whole of the| plurality of 147,975. Mitchel - publ attention the president we the United States adm | fteen hune triking telephone |, * ° . ssue—which is can make a disparaging statemen® f Turkish new wouth of the lin (Continued on page 4) MACHINIST ON SUB 1e—which 4 = as Sophie's own idea. In ns parade P . ; citizen of Sea in ae ae ie poate oe paraded | trom Beersheba to ‘Telelwheria had ministers nc tizen of Seattle, T don’t ps ® es ne ie f to the tole | ion taken | with punishing should refrain from ask+ mow at th . Vancouver ae i to | Fourth ave. and University st, Wed- N | 9 | “Phe mayor and the chief know ffect this action might ‘ancouver, B. and realized $5 lay noon, where a committe of 10 , a. Ha Deas VICTORY JUST AHEAD TO KILL HIMSELF |: : pel Fae Lea for the smoke fund. She plans to} ,,, on the officials regard the Buy sammy I resent act, It won't improve things to Now the council can't remove help out the fund in every city she] oo ment of the strikers’ wages Unt Prons Leased Wire” | 4 Ot taguleds “Bb 4k. retaaiche | ote ita man, and not at a con. | the police chief, as these resolutions visits, was ac Peas ‘Saadien tine 4. 0 WARREN, 0., Nov Phe Abel si sasnis oan ine he tha dubena ties | ition, state, unless the mayor files a com- She's for “Good Time’ | Parr ot the elects ans, reported pec t defeat for suffrage In Ohio 18) ghasers Bremerton navy Chairman Lane asked (Continued on page 3) > # 4 80 care-|from the Hiliott and Main exchang | This was the statement today of | ae the ‘ tel edneoda the serious | would r their pay immediate! | Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton, president | morning, when he himself ' while t the outlying ex of the Ohic oman Suffrage ass thru the head. Hie was rushed to] 5 Members of vaudeville bill at} changes would be paid after 3 p. m. ation 3 the city hospital. | the Moore theatre this wee AY | The company said the call was rath ‘Our campaign for the Reynolds He left a note for Capt, Slocum, | she worked so hard on the er sudden, and found the company referendum bill lasted less than! commander of the Bremerton navy} fund cabaret show at V unable to pay on an instant notice. lthree weeks,” she said, “because the | yard, and a letter to his friend that she nearly suffered a collapse.| ‘the ctriclans were paid immedi me court took time to decide! Thos, T. Van Swearingen 1 m mle But the gay spirits of Miss Tuck-| ately at Western Electric Co.'s © legality of the referendum pe na § Declaring — that — gambling, | not effect enforced, and ine Jer are irrepressible, nor does her | off { «. Yet the returns show tre It ald that h ns disappoint-| bootlegging —_ birth toxicating Hquors can be easily ob energy slacken. And she The paraders sar ‘The Star. | in ga nee the last suf-| ed over his ill health stalk unchecked in Seattle tained \ great number of places having a good time a Spar Heiner marct frage campaign. We will center our | urging city horities in the cle het “ : : “sn i os , » clean up, joint committe * to help the be over the W Delane Seattle union efforts thie winter on passage of the > sys ; Gnee That there and has been ¢ re | ” e 0 € and M their s of smoke representati ut the recent San suffrage amendment All at Presidio to ; of the RB Aig and ite no determined effort on the part And, belle is, it's going to b rae 6 telephones conte? wr) ee . oy .| Let of the responsible municipal au. the best “good time” Seattle cabaret | drowwed a meeting of the strike com: OHIO VOTES “WET”. :.« Get ( ommissions Pee mes. |tHorities charged with the duty 6f history knows thing about. | mittee Wednesday morning in the hy Cee ate eee ane ne at. (enforcing the laws and ordinances oF 00 ee eT coe, nan (eee e, giving a full r ly United Press Leased Wire : seo nerd ied adi ee ase Ae | against and the social evil to ear ne act all right. I) well al? busi which t CUNCINNATTS N oe rer hardly, probable—that every member Seattle time correct Tt mi z ak a os cs onal lot of the tickets my Will get! inne strike committee announced prohibition vote in Hamilton county {Of the | Presidi training | CangHoms, 288s DEAenE:, city are constantly infested with right out among the folks and shout | ee een neat id pespale sarge Fee enricusiond Dhisatienbon ty ape mp Will get a commission or as-| ¢o-operd aa et walkers who ply their trade iy Ne eee ee Eee prosecuted in the oxthwest Sheed ‘of tions, which probably | slnmient of some kind | The report of the joint commit-) without fear or restraint. Houses we called up A. Cheshire) tenis California action in refusing | puta the state sate in the wet col} Col Farr today followed his an:/ tees follows _ of ill fame are notoriously operated f thie Boater. ho: Or ich thin section. Bede nouncement that 1,172 men would be To the Municipal | and Ro-| in all parts of the Gownteve ame te We 4 the patriotic ic MEL dahoUced the Seti Whe: coerented (vote, with: 48 pire: | Comm ned for immed ervic tary clu Seattle, W trict. The existence of vice, appar: fter | would probably officially \oincte missing, is: For prohibition | With announcement that next week Four: feagective committees to! ently under no restraint of law oe » use your place after | ih : jour at ae kh nal corps representatives would | investigate and report on vice con decency, is visible to. the k 1 night © said i n be a Lfyldadeateh » Ne 6,250, against 80,4 elect from the camy Uitional men | ditions in Seattle duly met and or-| eye naheg aid. “We want to charge $1 ad:| wé Cintavea. Galain for training for aviation corp ganized a joint committee, with Without specifying the pisbel inaslon to the opie Tucker’ eab nen AMERICANISM WINS Free nds ot the, Mnlapal| genet eae, a uret whow and — danc a _get| Immigration Henry M. V J league, chairman 6f the joint com nothing out of The | ia acting loeal mediator, will not in dividuals who engage in the traf. amoke fund ge «Ea a 4 orig peek a Beagerrlogapecahie A This joint committee so organ-| ditions in this regard existing ts ou bet, Ita all right." wala) he wit ifrom the conterence | ny United Pre iw IN INDIANA CITIES 2: 2%. bess fo tebmie me fol the tity "ae this’ time are. such a Mitchell nd 4 te ; ou whe esterday in Tacoma, mying there] 4 brighten Christmas day for| CHICAGO 7.—Democratics lowing report, that it is common) coud not exist unless permitted We've got te »oxes here ey | wa thing oo those American soldiers in France, | republican fusic elected the en- | By United Pr Leased Wire knowledge by the municipal authorities, ought to bring $10 each wa we stay-athomes can make sure tire ticket of 12 superior and two! INDIANAPOLIS, No Social 1. That a large number of pub: 4. Maj. Gen, H, A. Greene, in Mo there you are. If you want to] eS pila gir ons over. there x leireuit judges in yesterday's county ists elected two mayors in Ladiana | le gambling halls exist in the city.| command at Camp Lewis, has box ex ively for your own| LU ommt returns she ich admiss nay be wane ry [" b 0 be luatyaly ee 7° we i Pi ety ort” Orchard | Christmas gift. Among the thir election majorities over the so- | eile terday, return wed to: |‘to which ission mi be hi a by | stated that: vice -conitioha: in lee aperey: ct 36 Co oe ere | redroiiy 18 dipcume. plank fora |that, (an) ent him are tooth | clalists averaging 80,000 in a total | da John: G. Lewls, socialist, was | any one se kin te patronine the MM attle are such that it Is dangerous \k tere with the always affable Mr, |inter-county ferry route between Se-| brush, shaving outfit, soap, clothes | vote of 225,000, according to practi elected mayor of Blwood, and Frank | and where play for money can be| 4 permit the soldiers to visit thig up $10 with always # little, the north end of Vashon Jsl- brush, hair bruxh, or any other of | cally complete returns ninaux, socialist, mayor of Gas had to any extent Mitchell, and he'll reserve same for you. these often needed toilet articles, nd aud dimes and Colby. ‘ (Continued on page 3) ‘The fusion candidates averaged a| City. hat the prohibiden law is %