The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 15, 1917, Page 1

ba 19 FULL Leasep WIRE Stenvic thiten RESS ASSOCIATIONS | VOLUME me ITALIANS REPULSE GERMANS ba fells, Sadler and Pass Brothers Indicted Here by U. S. [ Mayor pleases the Mere por point parteership in of Gill, Hoyt who are th tives of the Let conr ants’ Prote the also any Frye & local above corpor eve him. represe us be Let us assume, t corporation is per But the the name act remaing, that f the mayor of this city was used as bait for many police characters to join this association The of of Seattle knew his name was being used and permitted And so again our mayer is drawn ¢ me Poor Poor Seattle, too, may< into a pol mayor Seoregation of Men in ¢ Traffic Also Asked Examine the men as well as the women who live on the rev- enues of vice and intern them, if found unclean, until they are cured. This is the angle which gain ed prominence Thursday in the viee crusade. The idea, which is favored by Dr. J. S. McBride, city health commissioner, was endorsed Wednesday afternoon in resolu tions adopted by the Women’s Charges Protective league, which met at tropped. Good Eats cafeteria. w ‘These women want ‘ be Ploiters to remain isolated at least during the period of the war, if nec essary, and even longer, until they b able to assume the responsibi Hes of normal citizenship. Federal, municipal and county tion, they believe, is nec this responsibility is assum Charge Syndicate Existence of a sync eblish a restric . by the women, who deciar @ that agents were stationed at Pamp Lewis to conduct national ‘army men to vice centers in attle “But it is useless,” their report | m fead, “to waste time on a chief ex Pecutive whose administra Ween noted for laxness’ the law against Detailed instructions have | aiately ge been issued by Corporation | erenee ander Counsel Caldwell to prevent the ssh, out defeat of the vice cleanup plans rye of the city by attorneys for immor al women. It is believed they To Have Three Matrons will make a vigorous attack on yr Gill and Health ¢ the program of treatment of dis- i ove greed th eased women. « ry ge Women who : ah dkiy to the county # ands of the police Mthorities by hab: ings. Charges will be Jed against prisoners. ed until th and no bail fix health department h made an examination and a report Examinations Prompt Examinations will after the arrests from the health depart ment ased prisoners will be veyed to the isolation hospita will established, probably site the county stockade. be conducted dise con which be oppo 1 ther In the i nol against them w be but not dismissed. ede ught The v will be h ment just long as f missioner McBride d mre id for ith ms necessary free from t of jail 6n ball fixed Gordon, and th cases brought to trial as prompt possible. disease To Combat Writs In order to combat habeas corpus writs, Chief Beckingham instructed to report facts, mit the writ to the city nt. Ir ate dis alm has been and sub legal depart e health of police a each t com wioner, chief city at torney wi ions have! ja released in enforcing) Any a confer before a prisoner rderly person who refuse vice. to submit to examination mme This is ordinan t into troub! mm workmer ago, oppor are arrested will not of the health au-| proceed ckade, can be conve hospital Repairs v about $400 matrons eee 4100 6 and add bacteriologiat M. D,’S APPROVE EUTHANASIA FOR HODZIMA BABY « Leased Wire No. years old, wriggle out and as corpus ed into an isolation vat Three month must immediately plac health staf Do Your Christmas | Shopping Today for Sammies in France (=a ~ CHICAG Hodzima, * 15.—Paul the latest defective be sentenced to death by euthanasia, today ect of a clash between the Ith coterie of physicians. Herman Spau to was the ob, city b rpartment and a repre ubmitted a re present to termin any pain or Dr Halselden, who h sdministering “God-given dru the Hodzima bab ferings-—and ultimate took the child to American hospital doctors examined it Harr to relie cause death the and © num them signed a statement ir Haiselden's cour Dr. John Dill Robertsor officer, planned to city officials toda steps w#hall be | baby's life, ing fealty conter with other to determine what the e sure that Sammy will re ceive your gift Christmas day you must do your mailing today. ft on tuken to save THE GREATEST DAILY CIRCULATION OF SEATTL VASH.L, MORE SAMMIES NEW CHARGES FALL IN BATTLE ARE BROUGHT AGAINST BOCHES BY GRAND JURY Exact Toll of Dead, as Pighting Waxes Hotter Was Chased Across Continent by Secret Service Agents WAS WANTED AT TRIAL Seeret federal —indietments charging Hulet M. Wells, for mer president of the Central La bor Couneil, and one time ca date for Som Sadier Morris Paws They Tho, Ss AMBUSH A RY JW AMERICAN FIELD HEA QUARTERS, France, Nov More proericane have killed afd wounded in brisk fighting, which has broken out conspiracy to prevent execution along the sector they are holding ef tbe, haees ace agah the Germa. ie at Attor A few more men, in addition to those who fell in the recent » raid, have been killed and wounded as a result of heavy shelling of their trenches by Hoche artillery, it was learn ed today PATROL PEGLER been ree, riet when Pass sled for Feb Ambushed and two ent activity A small number American soldiers Man's Land, am patrol of far superior streng shooting from shell put boches to rout Battle activity t# increasing In all branches of trenches along the sector occupied by the Americans. Artillery Duel Is On With the cessation of heavy the Germans begar their heretofo , The A lenge. The of It w Germans t one dead & the r ate and forced m No German h and Altho this was cire steps and thru th present co the government Yocated the use of force, rather than submianion ‘to the pational defense act of October # 1916, which made natic ilated on 6 mails, before the aw was paased that it ad alleges nervy raina | the tying up ent BASS BROTHERS IN TACOMA JAIL NOW Dy United Pre a Wir TACOMA, N M Pas ° nd Hulet M . ° tn turned } om New York Marshal J. P Kk. ar nericana took exchange high intensity s literally a baptism of mice waxet (0 © on several fire for w iner ng corresponding acceleration tn m the front and of snipers on both of telling the » the American rris and ted ne artillery : Joseph with were to trenches sides. There in no wa ed by ore 1 were achte mark ©, “REPUBLIC IS PASSWORD AS GERMANS QUIT y United Press Leased Wire WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.— “Republic” is their password ndreds of German troops are surrendering voluntarily on the west front, the American government is semi-officially in formed. The surrenders are the result of the French govern ment's “follow up" camp since Presk it Wilson's cratic Se ‘i showered over the Germ od. from allied airplanes. treated not permitted t publ await men Sniper Gets Sammy Phe Germans caught one a aniper’s bullet strikir Am r was slipping n the usual rec saber und of ar tachment ertaken ea of the party c With a few Americans two nectic they and int floppir There t until the Germans were well the ambuscade Germans Routed mimics and ¥ rmane—even numbered their tall and rar they bobbed marked Th The ¢ up pock ring weather with the pri but a German re brought ire artillery the ¢ us shellin few days ha about en ening of As enemy work for ing. O mers, rmans z of one ntrating their up until it furte sector, cone mall fire was a began ublic of the are of a rep report ent urit if ure German lines armies this information ‘Let “Republic” be word. To the in.| front: W 1 of the wing general order French army. Whoever himself and wt 7 1 public t er and speeding it continuous roar The American doing some countering the such splendid hion the of a ce eral Germany,” said a Ameri: conducting from the an governr who campaign \ neutral ne artillery has been strafing of its own fee German shell fire in bor tributir praise rtain French gen your Kenyon and k of Ger rahing that, thoroly an “war Senators ndrick were dinner gue today, and, befor pected the Amaric TO TEACH FRENCH ope nes Ae T0 LEWIS TROOPS *i::'.: ymen in countrymen in the same the freedom of German MOB FAILS T0 HANG SUSPECT lay Upli a Pre ed Wire NE won v.15 mob, in 20 the the comrades on secured went insue to the surrender Ke sche nd wi cause Staff Corre for CAMP L 5.—French Nov. be WIS, Tacoma, classes will 1 at the camp by Charl inge, assistant French instructor at the University Washington school of lang within a few weeks, Prof. F linge visited camp yesterday ake arr work. Classes times each week, ings. TRUGKERS’ STRIKE IN CHICAGO IS OFF | Ky United Press Leased Wire CHICAGO, Nov. 15.—The strik dale the jail 0 truck drivers, scheduled for 6]and, after 1 m prevented thru | said further ions by the Cartage fox organisa oft| wit in An John irder of two chil ™m would hap Aner Lutomobile from Parsons tc Marinee nected Mrs. H. O. Wicks dren, is held in Jail, Th nounced that dire thing n to Mariner Sheriff Blam » Onwego of the m and her where d to mob their the front arrived, demand teppe when the hearing toda " Sorry, boys, very but yo bim bove conces: sorr har in employers lean't have na headed for Jiome thelr rday, but were resumed last nehir The drivers agreed to a t increase of $1.50 a of 30 minutes in the night the ing it murder Parsons firat good which ame week has a decrease laugh since jaroused the community. and working day. The Seattle Star ANY PAPER IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Take Your Pick of Striking Phone Girls by Painting Poster eon 900 striking telephone strike Horrigar girls who > man the best poster call the public's attention to the strike So whe started out. She wont to police headquarters and even got the cops interested. In spector Powers told her the city prinoners could enter the con tent. Firemen and messengers have been enlisted, “And Misé Horrigan fs just getting started. Mixe Horrigan has been a teacher at Immaculate Concep school and pupil Heart ac 601 Union st and the after wrap IDEA poster, a Harriet Bridget Horrigan, | striking telephone operator, | up The Star office and came full speed ahead y editor today every man in charged atepm at the ‘Tell the exclaimed, ter a contest prize the pick operators’ What? dema A contest! I etand Pot magnon can mi phone girls v & chance to ¥ Whadaya mea marry the prize? if Well,” said Mins Horrigan that depends upon the man and the girl, But if he doesn't want to marry the « ve his pick to take to a show Harriet Bridget H RIG IDEA She wat with appeatin GIRL TRIES TO SAVE MOTHER CONVICTED OF SMOTHERING BABE by United Prent Leased Wire OAKLAND, Nov, 15.—With her mother, Mrs. Helen Gleason, | facing prison term for smoth ering » new-born babe, 1-year old Myriam Gleason today In. sisted that the evidence she had given, and on which her mother was convicted, had been a myth. She testified her mother had smothered her few-hour-old bey baby by placing it, wrapped in blankets, in a bureau drawer “FORM ONION TRUST“ Ly United Presa Leased Wire TOLEDO, 0., Nov, 15.—Th tional aasoolation, representing tory between New Y nia, hela Seattle.” “that he ean en and win for a of 900 telephone he C.F under tlor Sacred ives at taught in the morning & telephone board in But now she i in the BIC make a you was a men. firemen. nybod to help my who the er ys poater n thelr noon up entirely you car to enter n 162 {posters her contest, call Promises have come from and at the universit station. Broadway day students, Japanese T Westerr ailors at merton training and night 4 pavilion yes, union and rrigan has men GOVERNOR ASKS PHONE WORKERS TO JOIN CONFAB heated to pl Seattle posters ster that will After a debate lasting the strike committee of nd three hours the atri operators a jectricians Th lay noon’on the question of sending ng telepnone jeferr action ation meeting there of the speakers, it is said extending Secretary Wilson of complying with his whit th courtesy 0 Na sending a wate, A that Onion Growers’ the onion growing terrt ok and Califor recently 0 opposed arg nter was in Seattle n here fused to dis what | ted that the said the sen tativ ustin could not forecast decision of the of Washington today teleg 1 Washington commissioner at in touch with the of Washington and rush delegates to in the dele tment of member moc forming a trust of discussion ranepired tea } t pin 2 committee. ind r who is Lister, San Franc Harvey L. Hughes, dustrial insurance Olympia, to get electrical unions that they isco to partic barged with b lef topic was BROADWAY WILL BE DARK AFTER II P. M. By United Leased Wir NEW YORK. Nov. 15.—New Lister declared he York's “great dork way” will be | factory horn at 11 o'clock te t when | here, which would make all big electric advertising signs liv tor Macrstaty NViliOh along Broadway are extinguish | mediation board — to ed. To save coal, the tights will ing in the Northwent burn only between 7:45 and 11 pentied that he is Dp. m. r 4 » heads of the rkera to send representatives. ARTER ‘tt is believed the company and elec. cept the tentative agreen SWEDISH SHIPPING ea which would settle the cont ut least so far California ex WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.—The We Pe pismals viete toda concerned. Whether the over Germany when Sweden pogo aeceptable the ed. 40,000 tons of shipping to the electricians is prob allied cause. It was officially de nied at the food administration that Aweden or any of Sean neighbors request San Franc conference. {pate believed a satis. could be reached it unnece: and the another | wettiomen today electrical S. w A terms will be to Northwestern lematical GIGGLE ANGERS JACK BARRYMORE hy United Press Leased Wire NEW YORK down th rryinore, 8 Leased Wire o in Nov Himmy “4 distributed Peter sugar his ft anyth ute Hy: ed, Germany promised arn. dinavian were any American food in retu TAMMANY CAPTAIN GIVES OUT SUGAR By United Pres SEW YORK Kelly, Tammany « three-pound sacks of } constituents today to celet ‘jan's election as mayor. in a the You'd laugh .” Barrymore shout ptain to San Francisco to| NIGHT EDITION WEATHER ron aT where ttle ever in PRICE ONE CENT ENEMY ATTEMPTS TO CROSS PIAVE ALL FRUSTRATED Advance Units of Invaders. Are Penned Up by Fire — From Big Guns. | United Press Correspondent ROME, Nov. 15. the Pi river line. “Fresh enem) | \ | | —Italian troops are holding fast on ttempts to cross the river were frus- trated,” today r office statement asserted. “Units which have already crossed are closely shut in around the Zenson !oop, which is under our artillery fire.” “Around Mount Tomatico our advanced positions with- drew after resistance, to points already decided,” the war office said. Mount Tomatico is about three miles nearly due south altre. “At our of F by to report which br more than n on the them a do we army line in nsura the railway Egyptian expeditionary holding the railway inity of Naaneh an ing th netic City no the Ho she Lease arrest yester officials of day have been this Pettigrew, who been at the Auditorium hotel for weeks undergoing treatment complication of diseases, said would give himself up as he was wanted, but added they don’t hurry up, they serve the warrant on hospital The details of the the former senator here. He admits he is VINDICATE “‘OLEO” By United Press Leased Wire OTTAWA, Nov Beginning to- | day rgarine may be manufac tured and sold in Canada and import ed free of duty under a licensing stem worked out by the food con: | has arges not a pacifist oleom troller This controller production step was taken, by the food | because the high cost of and the demand for ex putting the price of butter | reach of many people restrain permitted war. the LU. 8. Hill said with us now port were beyond the entrance New Course to Be Opened at U. of W.| in aerodynamics, F. E professor of mechanical in char en at ton on of the will » wind Lirpkine will be dona¥d by WwW. B und will be one of | eight in this country. war are and we Courses MeKone, | engineering the University of Wa January 1. The fir laboratory, whieh for testing built with money will « hin Quero Pass the enemy’s attacks were paralyzed "he enemy was repulsed at Melett, Davanti, |Fiara, Mount Castelgoberno, also Frisoni and on the con- Brenta-Cismon rivers. The same was true {between the Cismon and the Piave. | (All the points mentioned are on the northern or left reas Leased Wire BERLI via London, Nov. 15.— ig Around Fonzano and Feltre, we are bs 4y's statement of the Italian war There ix nothing new on the lower Piave STOCKHOLM, Nov. 15.—Petro | grad was reported in flames in a re * No details of the fire were given, It was assumed here, however, that JERUSALEM provisional government still reported clashing, the flames had been started By United Press Leased Wire At last word from Petrograd, the. f Gen, Allenby's troops. | provisional government was reported * to a spot little “ee ere BOLSHEVIKI SAID in “now TO HAVE RECOVERED includ Un STOCKHOLM, 15 iki revolutionists sky troops are retiring to the south, according to dispatches received » Bolseviki fore it was de tempting to cut off the yret a | sold . CHICAGO, Nov Richard from Souih Dakota, tnicted in Abs PATRIOTISM IS erdeen more than a month ago on charge of Violating the espionage A warrant for Pettigrew's The local federal BUFFALO, N. Y., Nov, 15.— not formally notified How organized labor thruout staying | cause of world-wide democracy, several| both in the trench and in no he) fce at h was told to the del- soon as the American Federa- will have representing the British me at a de Union Congress. against | working men cowd not be too high- known | ly praised, he said, stating that afte were so many of them trying to en- | st the vernment requested un- the men in civilians’ clothes at the shipyards and discontent that showed itself in the English and Seotch shops dur the probes by commissions of their causes and the better understanding production until the government has felt necessity of stepping | process by organized la- bor to win the Jinto tt You Ww enfranchised New York women willl state offices, Governor White resistance,” the report continued. Mount jfluence of the wing of the Italian line.) Bp ge IN By United, advancing south, fighting and in oo By United Press Leased Wire with the forces of the Bolsheviki and. by intent or by shells. LONDON, Nov. 15.—Fresh ad. 2 miles from Jeru-| Te°voally im control the vi By United Press Leased V FX- SENATOR T0 conquered Gatchipa and the Keren- here today from Helsingfors. provisional government ahatbenel ENGLISH LABOR from South Dake indicted in Ab: act, was expected to give himself up | was issued in Aberdeen late By United Press Leased Wire Great Britain has battled in the for a! less important industrial serv- that “if bor today by John patriotic motives of England er the declaration of war there ions to exert their influence to keep He told of the feeling of unpest ing the early months of the war; of that finally resulted in sj ding up in to the speeding up Speaking of | shall win NEW YORK 5.—Newly | man said today, Boeing have