The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 23, 1917, Page 1

The Seattle Star THE GREATEST DAILY CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST wearin ew SEATTLE, WASH., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1917 No Exemption for:Mr. Turk Denounces Beauty Who Slew His Son “She Shot My Poor Boy to Death,” Says Tottering Father of Former Yale Football Hero Start Cleanup Right; Start It 7 BY HUGH BAILLIE e Saulles stagger THANKSGIVING Catted Presa Correspondent raid: ‘It had to be don MINEOLA, Lo 1, Now. 2— Uterhart’s ‘croas-cxar id N | Mrs. Bie de Saulles today eloped that i was ha ne ther, sister and best friends of — referred to him as “W a & hb the man she killed and heard Arrested in Keetor's ce AY atk THE them vividly deseribe in court Have you ever been convicted a aA how she shot John L. de Saulies, for _a crime terhart demanded. | Soldiers’ will not te allowed to wikit Gentile beckuss when he of vice conditions URKE A) o J yo Boa For six weeks or so M ll, as head of the police yi a administration, claims h n TRYING to clean up. fighting | He hasn't sueceeded to any ipeiceabls extent, else the une 1 could military authorities would not have issued their quar- Ward pro Bl antine order. Rather Tells of Tragedy Victim's Sister Testifies One of two things is plain. » Arthur de & m, the father ire. Caroline Degener, De Baulles Either Mayor Gill is incompetent—absolutely unable & tottering old Confeders ger ed Merce am he an to clean up the city—or he has not tried to clean up. ri my ¢ ; c Hl 0 ax she walked to the stand. ’ t He inot escape one or the other of these charges. her eyes averted from the former If he has been trying honestly to clean up, he is incom- TO THE , arg yl cot ys Ss i He fos petent because he has not succeeded. “TRENCHER entt bin | Satie Soeee ss 1 hg hasn't been trying, then he has double-crossed For You e - See ee Shae Ay ee i Whichever it has been, the results to Seattle are ee : Pe paged bey ‘od ip : An entered ¢ me FT the me, Because of vice conditions Seattle has been 1 De Saulles was exhibited. ee ae eee de cory disgraced—advertised thruout the country as a city Telephones Hix Co adaes Gas muaemt themes -f unfit for soldiers to visit. After her arrest, Sheriff Beaman! i eee fou Sen ade ae E ang one ; testified, she telephoned to Capt.} fe Bn | ERR TED Since Seattle can be cleaned up and since Seattle Hig, cousin of the dead is going to clean up, the place at which the clean-up “it Mad to Be Done” 5 ng to him | “She peated ‘Ym ae, ton «x |f should be started is obvious. 1 am in the courthouse at Hemp be done! Send for the po The place to start is at the city hall. stead. I shot Jack because he would | not give me my baby.” Te Saulles, father of the | The defense Ti tHe Feunta tion for next called Bianca ente “Every one who can should have a Thanksgiving turkey on the table.” So says B. ©. Beck, chairman ef the state committee of the US. Food Administration. Arsartd the turkeys, states Beck, should be built the usual substantial Thanksgiving day dinner—with, ry son admitted however, Hoover's four cardinal principles for saving in mind. Turkey is now selling for 37 cents a pound. ' 5 and acted | jack 1 t fore after De BSaulles M Oe 4d she cou = BAN EXCEPT BY 1 up and pus him GEN. BYNG'S DUE TO MACHINERY SETTLE STRIKE tn SPOKANE GOES PRICE | NIGHT EDITION VORDCAST: Keverywh: in Seattle ONE CENT “L WONT RESIGN,” SAYS GILL Major De Saulles DEFIES WIDE DEMAND FOR HIS RESIGNATION CITY IS STIRRED BY BAN; WOMEN CALL MEETING President Rhodes of Cham- — ber and President of City Council in Session CHIEF UNDER FIRE, TOO ‘m not going to resign, and ll be right here until my term of office expir This was Mayor Gill's answer Friday to numerous demands that he step out of office, with his chief of pol for failure to clean up Seattle to the sat- isfaction of Maj. Gen. H. J, Greene, who Thursday quaran- tined the city. The Minute Men of Seattle at noon today had a committee out (© rent 4 hall for a meeting early nex® week In connection with the quare antir President ¢ Fitzgerald, into Rhodes, of the mmerce at noon lifting the quate ts 40,000 sole vis from coming ent Chamber of ( ans for restri Camp Le here Mrs. Thomas Ci the Women's Fi . president of ted clubs, an- | nounced that plans for a citywide women's indignation meeting, direct ed at the attitude of the municipal authorities, would be discussed at @ ¥ ce |meeting to be held Monday, at 1k | a. m. Austin E. Griffiths, president of the Municipal league, and CG By | CLEANUP’--GREENE =: tf Correspondent haven't fallen easy victims esl oo ae ttle's insidious vice ring | after 2 p. m. CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma, Ne darnternye F Settiemen ¢ telephone atrik Friend Tele Story AGROUND IN FOG 2.—"Mayor Gill cannot bring |, Gen. Green ago tw 7 . # joinir on t Marshall W me e pressure to bear In Washington | Calls Police Corrupt 4 BY WM. PHILIP SIMMS his § «f With | secutive eoinell of the Northwest! jonn de Saulles, told ¢ ir 4 i A ant 'p: sey ee United Press Correspondent t to speed uf ma : As | which will remove the quaran- | Il they did ne fir a t WITH THE BRITISH ARM. | ery.) n Friday in the| Mra. de coed yrsteateg: tine Seattle,” declared Maj. | ing was to ‘stall JES IN THE FIELD, Nov. 23 | eee qutnaies today thet tack pence ies : Gen. Henry A. Greene this morn | In reply to Mayor ie Bettis vinters on - cam oo Preparatory she Fred t, of the genera ; ; ing, in commenting on his order statement that since Seat in victory around Cam- hed saved tteralty till t mer ee prebaor : Pda ght No word has been received of yesterday, forbidding soldiers | quarantine, Tacoma should 4 Ne brai means the war has entered nds of ra pees a bk stds here Friday morning as to and officers of the 91st division | place t al ® mew stage. It is the war which arguing as to w rapes am whether net the steamer to visit Seattle except on special uid he couk ction ; machinery stage. agreement offered t mann, We ote é Spokane, wh was reported passes ‘ Com Tacoma is | f * it was machinery which won hinery. tion board should be placed - . pes aground on Idol Point, B. ©. “The action is in line with the ear be some a great stroke against the Violent F strikers for a refe ture ® ie {page last night, is breaking up policy of President Wilson and | vice in t is not organ burg line. he fightin refused to pred me spin | The vessel's owners, the Pa. Secretary of War Baker, There ta in Seattle f was machinery that made of the to-| 0 kuments : the De Sautten| tific Steamship Co. were un- | is no chanc n will be | 7 ut In Tacoma d British casualty list so small r nun t sion world probably co ue 4 Vi sae ‘juaiien” * able to say whether the passen an. has not been corrupted Pas to be almost incredible, in | #reat fr afternoon “yg ge Me ©) gers were removed safely or be modified Prevent: Aibietic penis Slew of the gains pebleved. at some f eir| Ernest P. Marsh. president of the| did not ace “hal ind ; how badly dantaged the steamer her than those Jers insued yesterday will It was machinery and strategy | * sshington State . i vile coat eo Gey ast after | 8* ha . visit Seattle, PFO | prevent athletic evente between #0 that permitted the cheapest vie- aad & aon Wireless Information received | via 1 mselves not to| diers and civilians in Seattle, Capt tory in actual cost of ammunt jon's mee oe ane spores, | Dare late night ned a} take ‘undue . but at pres: |p Cnc; saaiean +-dardcken- ark tion expended that a modern ‘*! « nos cae tis heal avy fox prevailed t the | ent the tand that no athletics of re army has ever won. and Bour ’ ds igew Baye ore were being placed & | Ger expressed the kind would be held in Seattle by | ; Foremost ‘ . Pe | that the quarantine would n¢ jers until the ban was raised fem with whi Moue the “ f ti oot steamers ye eee May Os ; force long oth »k and Willie Ritchie, box his victory pg wee sage Dio 4 . : rage Thinks People Will Clean Up w the provis with th this sort | fe fs — a Ne hare It w a hardship upon many order, tho not a atuating Yetrolt pre German Reinforcements Arrive fers plainly dr r They wer rted headed for the Gt ice att teee ht will oe On Guces Ford cars a eae - anager Ue opie Part ble to remove { We conduct ourselves as officers einnectior oat? « removed he man, attired half w etween Seattle and Ketch [ . Saree po peas pari Henry Ford, de t ' = : 7 Brothert t wae ee a ges > men The order will not some If thia war is to be won it will be wlgesetn ae gear 2 Wag rease for operat ot an, south’ | cans, many of them and re-| Saturday, via Seattle,*to attend a bal won by the nation that knows best ments from ever ect eto. ee atlas ee aw rosecution Hurries Ketchikan cha roe tol fed ae le tamer of tae Geek Darema how to use s 4 machiner 4 r i. tif le Rat ey Uterhart, for the ¢ : i i “ fend abate alah cs ei Ford's statement was given from t te Tie ected nical to be able ake cattle some time nto battle with recklem|ARY further increases between com. | Veiner Mrs coe tie oo GANDIDATES WILL German Confesses The total of German prisoners |bY & representative to, be appointed wt} §PEAK SATURDAY ‘To Putting Bomb AT cLU In Chicago Opera! sion for machinery 1 steamship sti MEETING ful WLREADY IN [ise soos se | of a) priovances = shooting, Wara| of passenger capac Frank W. ¢ Lippy | By Untted Press Leased Wire Machinery ha 1 the British the federal arbitrator as the nie th : ity exact number of|and KE. 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Farmer, candidates for| CHICAGO, Nov Reingold A thousands of live Une of tanks | Court of last resort ¢ at a luncheon | Passenge 1 is not known. t commissioner, will all address | Faust, a natur man, former ead of artiller the surprise | Commisaion ix a party to the agree se gatinenic ok tal | to the capacity lst t ite regular Saturday noon meet: at the Chicago postoffice By United Press fear Wire nature of the Britist oat | Sear) enn a agg cle ergy SE” , wan present | g and lunch at the Good Ents to: Spa pciioe Sine i wee, 8 ieraea LONDON, Nov. 23-—Apparent : mite 4 foie ry barrage | nen emplo: becomes effective as Went to the Box {A ‘Ton of Meat S e saved Rae ary oss at 700 Richard |1um theatre last Friday, during ly carrying its plan to cease er 1, 1917 | I accom ea I pulles and his r " eee aden onerar art nad all fighting, under an armistice en the Germans dia their Were of 99 | tatner to The Hox that evening, a “ on One Block Here both ‘seeking reelection on|Arand opera performance, He Ain with the central powers, the « sereen the missiles sinimum wage of $9 per week| We bad dinner there Ward sat “eke Gages Te oa ure also expectet dienes tlre Bh | announced the 1499 class would (Continued on Page 8.) cities of the Coast. An increase of |room and played the phonograph. | vey made under the tinnie : Eta een ot Ot be released from service. Ot $1.40 for da work and. alao for| Mrs. Degener took little Jack up: | ¢ Beck, chairman of the state Charles "W abana St decade, Geena toa h classes will be similarly de night work was agreed tipon. stairs Jrestaurant committee of the United | Lepper and Dr. © 6 Guthrie, all ne veh gical RR ilized, a wireless received bv LI H B A proportionate increase was alxo| Mrs. Errazuriz, mother of Mrs. ates food administration, develops | candidates for the shoo! board, | Beat aan Tk. Coan On, . asserted. fixed for workern in smaller cities, | De Saulle uned forward ax Ward the fact that In the block on ‘Third Brea: Of frees “elneally | 9oceh alk | slook ca tan ettine ic ekooatre to 4s na natances a minimum wage | talker wore a heavy Vell ane nve., between "ike and nion st dari nse . . A ;. , flash of nia ohemic asd By United Press Leased Wire | d U viea the lowest was as 6° | Keored thru it with a terrified ex 187 pounds of meat are saved on roar J in t of their respective pone s ie a onecals ut ea STOCKHOLM, Nov. 2%—A | us announced Press Repre-|Pression, ==» ==» emoh “mentions” Tuesday, and 1.496 | nr ridges, chairman of the ) among the audience Russian dip! t, hearimg peace | Frank Tustin and other Mra. De Saulles stepped into the| pou of white bined of. cath | Set Breee inion, will addrens ee ee Mid “teabeoatte . offers to Russia from the central | eatern ntrike representatives [living room," \ ard nad. “Jack | “heat we anaunn Seattle port commission, will addrens| | Recauee of i athient a8. eee te tne 7 netructions today relative CHRISTMAS GIFTS Hic th nde aboue tecture he was discharged for tnaubordina «Stu | 3 of the Seattle Lighting shang this telegram w ’ ‘He was telling the story of his Miss Linda Babcock, soprano, wilt| Von, Faust said, he hated the gov ure of thin telegram was 1 Deacinnt PY WEBB MILL compa re turned over to expert) not dincloned friend's death in a dull and expre FOR ‘HOME’ SAMMIES ng rnmer y* Baited PBrs Correnpondent | Deinghiie Medel The Cawerdclston, nla will te tanto the Hees Her Shoot Husband Soldiers and sailors “somewhere ADMIRAL CAPPS TQ = Dick Fleming Case RONDON, Nov. 23-——Russia's Bemis in the city's investi on | executive council de wheth Mrs. De Saulles said she wanted|in America” won't forgotten on P 5 1 5 W , ' Mi meeely make formal s Headed by J. H. Bots, the party|copt the agreement, which inclades|Saulles declared impossible, as it} Red Cross Christmast headquar- | cause i pion of fighting, which Is | oe four accountants will make a| the California division of the strike. | was hig day to have the boy,” Ward | ters are open In the Cobb building, | By United Press Leased Wire dance a) jady in full force thoro check on the compan “Much sentiment, it * said, in be.|went on. “He refused to argue with| Fourth ave. and University st. Just} WASHINGTON, Nov, 23,—Rear ut over for two : Mo doubt whatever was expressed) ation cont Dr. Bemis, the ing held in the Northwest against| her. De Saulles turned his back to| drop in with y or gifts, and| Admiral Capps, g al manager of ykeman, i (Continued on Page Five) employed by the city, ba accepting an agreement which 1in-|his former wife and stepped away.| the Red Cr will do the r the Emergency I orporation zis arrived, His son, a trained engine cludes the Southerners, « She said; ‘There's only one thing Money is preferred, be se ar-| will soon retire from that port be king to enjoin the cl n The surgical dre of the! who adaisted him in estimating the| The strikers assert the North:|to do. lrangements have been made to|catine of ill health. On the impera ping his dance hell iriat church will f t meet sluation of the People's Gas, Light terners now control the strike I saw her bring a pistol from her| buy the present enlisted nen | tive order of t loctors, ¢ will Vifth ave, S, eloed under ws at the Deaconess house, Tucsc and Coke Co., of Chicago, is also ex-, situation and@ that their separate de-| sweater pocket, and she fired four] would like bert to have, at lews/take a rest, it was officially learned vice cleanup orders of Chiee Mibicht, at 1:30 o'clock. | pected in a day or | mands must be granted |shots in rapid succession. 1 saw] than wholesale price |toaas Beckingham, ‘ | j : France, chairman of that organigte tion's clean-up committee, both de clared ill should resigm immediately for the 1 of the city, Griffiths is himself a candidate for mayor r Gill held a long conference: kingham, and also ed doors with Hare 1 Pr head of the King couny ty defense counc None of them would discuss thé nature of the conversations. Neither w 1 President Rhodes, ~ of the of Commerce, be — quot phase of the situa “I'm certainly into any controv general of the U during war times, no matter what happens,” the mayor said. “What do you ir not going to get with a major States army. hat Gen. Greene has carried out his quarantine threat?” the mayor waa asked Police Doing Best } “I'm going to keep right on, do. 1 I know how,” he said, tention is that the poliee 1 have been, doing their best to clean up the city Will you: resign? “No,” he answered emphatleally, “I'm not going to resign, and Pil be right here until my term of office expires.” Mayor ll was interviewed after he had conferred with Preston an@ the chief Won't Do Anything fless of who is to blame/? the was asked, “what is the city to now lift the quarans tine hat do you, as the ¢hief® n of this city, suggest as the lam not ge anything, except go right on as doing,” he replied. “I didn't put the quarantine on and I can't Pe. move it.” The mayor said he might even candidate for re-election, but us not ready to make any Alte ment one way or the other, He's Going to Sit Back “A lot f th fellows who de- mand I resig » said, “want my I'm going ck and n to them fe inet Pr Fitzgerald fav- ors united acti of all civie ore ganizations behind s program that will satisfy Maj, Gen. Greene, and result in an order to lift the quarantine Just before going into conferende with Rhodes, Fitzgerald said: I don't know what ought to be, done, but it’s important that seme tion be taken without delay to lift the quarantin 1 intend to st that a delegation of rep= resentatives from every civic OP ation be formed, to follow definite program his del tion, I believe, should rk with Gen. Greene and get behind ny suggestion he may make, The general is the man who put the quarantine on the elty, and he ig the man who'll remove it Mrs, Crahan, president of the Fed eration of Women’s Clubs, explained that while she was personally in fit: vor of a big women's indignation meeting, the organization has never mixed in polities. » 1 don't whether or not tl know," she said, p women will care to get into this thing Members will decide, however, at the Monday meeting Austin Griffiths. president of (Continued on Page Five) nd to do, now ~ ee: ¥ of a4 conference —