The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 8, 1917, Page 1

bo OOOSSOOOOOOOSOOOO SOOO OOSEOOEOOOO OOOO HO OOOO OOOO OOOOH OOOO OOOO OOOO OSOSESOOOOOOOODSOOOOOOOOO OOOO OO OOSETO OOOO OSOOSODOSO OOOO OO DOOOOOOOOOOOSOOSOOODOOOOOOO SOO OTOSHOESOOOOSO® What Is Now Happening in the Holy Land, the Cradle of Christianity? The Star believes that no other writer is so well fitted to tell the story of Palestine in this war. Bernstein’s articles will last thruout the week of December 10. The first will be published on Monday of that week and the rest will run daily until the full story of Palestine’s woes and suffering is told. They will detail the terrible atrocities that have been inflicted by the Germans and Turks on the Jewish colonists in Holy Land. The Seattle Star has arranged for the publication. of half a dozen articles of the foremost importance on the Warfare in Palestine—the Promised Land of the Jewish People and the Cradle of Christianity. They are from the pen of Herman Bernstein, founder of the great Jewish daily of New York, The Day, and editor of the American Hebrew. a Secccccccccccecoooccne ileal 1 BERNSTEIN ~TheSeattleStar 3% WEATHER FORECAST: Tonight and Sonday, THE GREATEST DAILY CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST probably rain or snow; moderate southerly winda a SEATTLE, WASH. SATURDAY, DEC. 8, 1917. j "PRICE ONE CENT Breengee Gill |e Goes to Council AMERICANS DIE AS U-BOAT SINKS DESTROYER NOW SWEEPING | of “Bootblacking.” to Hee Out Big War Bazaar COUNCIL COMMITTEE BROTHER IN FIGHT oe Hur seecsenssc== ASKS NEW CHARGES f Workers Keep “ the eh oul pyr od Rragh tere Ala ll pesc oil poe When 4 But Relie it's for a goed cause, such as the Girt War Kelief Bazaar, nothing |Judiciary Committee Asks That Coun- ! peasy ver Wha in ix too ardaous or irksome, Notice Miss Bone’s smile, She likes it. 37 Escape Watery Grave When : ) Notice her instructor, He likes it, too, cil Have Corporation Counsel Re- draft Charges for Consideration Diver Sinks Jacob Jones i in Foreign aga wi _ HOMELESS lashing nor’easter burdened isnt Freus Leaced Were with sleet that howled in from ates seen ae the Atlantic all night, and was WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.—The American de-) iit raging early today, failed to troyer Jacob Jones was sunk by a fg aed at S| halt relief work in this stricken elty clock Thursday night while patrolling foreign waters essai ‘tetemeit” tediliele nd only 37 survivors have been picked up, the Navy| men, women snd « heltered in buildings partment announced today. which ‘still remained standing i indic at-a 60 men were lost,| Barriers of tar paper were built This would indicate that about e ere Becriers of tar peper were Vane 0 others may be safe. out the bitter gale, Jones was commanded by Lieut. Commander) The joss in Halifax falls heaviest upon the children, Whole schools, ES Bagley, brother of Mrs. Josephus Daniels, | jf, wife of the secretary of the navy. lea Impeachment of Mayor Gill was passed up to the \whole council by the judiciary committee after a stormy secret session Saturday morning. Members of the committee unanimously agreed to” recommend that the council request Corporation Coun- se! Caldwell to prepare articies of impeachment. The q council then is requested to decide mW or not the q impeachment should be launched. | It was also recommended that the proponents of. | |charges already filed, representing 25 civic organiza- 4 1 with pupils, were demolished, fig but one or two survivors, In is a ,, other schoola every child was injur a Secretary Daniels, always deeply affected by any ed by flying glans, ltions, be requested to furnish Caldw = with further ine + ster to navy craft, was deeply moved at this disas- Twe the usand dead, 6 ene inured, formation on which to/base the charge Councilmen Lane, Hanna and Bol-; unfitness LS ager GiM for the posi ton compose the judiciary commit-| tion he occupies tee. We are considering an impeach Loud talking could be heard from Ment proceeding in time of war, and time to time Hanna said afterward find that our mayor has so conducted that he wan committee to himself in office that he does not fit recommend impeachment, and that/in and coopera with our federal Bolton did not believe the evidence | #uthorities in performing necessary submitted was sufficicnt. Lane re, SWorn dutjes that are deemed im mained neutral. portant in preparing our soldiers for | The Committee Report wr ‘ The unanimous report of the ‘One week he has declared to the Co i, which hit his immediate family. Mrs. Daniels lost another brother in the navy gor. ‘the Spanish-American war. Ensign Worth Bagley, > was the first man killed in that war, was a brother commander of the Jacob Jones. He fell at Man- at burbe when the French tions ship Mont Blanc blew t © harbor Thursday, according to *' committee estimates today + damage in $30,000,000. © checking up work of the | ttee resulted in every destitute Halifax being taken care night, when it was certain the stormaavept proper clothing Mrs. Daniels Prostrated ane rostrated at her] an to settle and pennaate wae pe her. The Jacob Jon by the news. Interviewers) ok. 305 of the 348 persons or the refugees are going were admit found her in bea ra. 2 ? d in blankets, judiciary committee to the council United States commanding officer bs unable to discuss the loss of 2ae wan: Anand ke tanak werk rsa © tere te finally a follows that tle was not clean, or as a Ship and the unreported fate of/ Ae oe ee twe Tour cess to which was Clean as Tacoma or some other cities, 9 8 brother. The Jacob Jones was one of the| The wildest v referred the communication of ¢ p next week he has started @ H r, representing a commit ¢ t the request of the if. Adelaide E. Bagley. mother of | destroyer’s commander, and a| at the secretary's home, also deeply moved, but was apparent ‘clinging to the hope that Bagley nt, who, the mayor claims, eave him some definite idea of how do the job “To my mind, the fact that evi dence shows that the chief and of the various civic organ tions of the city, asking that im peachment charges be preferred ,against Mayor Hiram feet = o was had a draft “ tt be reported saved . . gether th resolution Fis cncat announcement made|of 9.2 feet, and displaced 1,000 tor ; es: gether with resolutions + ge «Mayor were both advised by in committee on public infor: | Her sp wee Soar of th ne’ committee, ie | Pp _ ——| did ad hind at dey ee a ogg 9 ert ar —s vestigators of the carrying on of rhe > Jones was on of the a noes leave eth The J ; wide-open gambling and prostitu- os. Geatroyer Jacob Jones was| newest type of oi! bur 4 (Continued on page 8) 1D als That your comm has consi ten, that Sony ahd mee ae a ee i in a reasonable time to stamp out pedo and sunk Thursday Dee er and was propelled turbine ‘ meescigtonaersng tet ered co Bustontion and reso. Sane so. while Ge patrol Cuty | engines you with a guttural for. | {UUs and’ also other informa!| the condition and that then the carts reports | Review of 36,000 the sons of Greece, |Chitter ue the corporation counsel| Same evidence was used by the post ary gind to have your | een eee a erficien counsel prosecuting attorney to suecess- lly abate these places in court, ~ t & Frye being record for the defendants in most of the cases—all this to me kicks manicured “Early reports indicate that 37 view Of < i Prey were ten ft ite rattn ‘MRS. DANIELS PAYS at Lewis Shown in | charges, which is transmitted here off life rafts eam di lu know you will, gents | hey were taken off lif rat 1 man-size city, wants a man-size mayor. You know you will. gents. , with, from which it 7 : , Seattle Z “The names of ten aacvivere have TRIBUTE TO HER Star-Liberty Film Who is he going to be? on the treat ts ail yours. And] ‘aid ‘charges should be ‘ma te = received up to this time | 14 1 in if 1 7, . . ft r definite and certain if imp is sufficient grounds for im» e : e Star frankly admits it does not know. © ood of the cause. The cause is! ees are to be preferred in 4 “Lieut. G. G) John Richards:| HER LOST BROTHER The greatest military spectacle Th tar frankly mits it 2 the Relief t ar hh | Charges are to be preferred | peachment. x ign Nelson N. Gates; Assistant) WASHINGTON, Dec. §.—Mra. J in the Northwest, the review by For a moment, it looked like Judge Kenneth will = ae ray bree , cise? Should Be Impeached m L. i. Adamkiewicz: ChA*. | soohuy Daniels, sinter of Lieut. Com Gen. A. H. Greene of the 91st Mack - P ‘ ; w mends that the corporation counsel! “However, if we had none of this ae wa pod : - - - ac 8 ‘4 » the man. It appears that . a * Pierce, fireman, first class; Tim-| /,. David Worth Bagley, of the division, comprising 36,000 men, Mackintosh might be th n. It appear the uested to prepare articles of testimony, the appalling condition of F Edward Twomey, eaMan:) ii tated de r Jacob Jones, paid) will feature The Star-LAberty constitution of this state blocks him, on how t hir hment against Mayor Gill, having the federal officers place the Johnson, seaman; ary A-| tribute to b toda Weekly at the Lil The mg 7 » . wever, must s an. sto bear and that the proponents Cisgrace of a quarantine upon our 3 SPA BE ete kay Geiss, which at | te meer AML, The man of the hour, however, must soon ap ; Gharees be reaue to fu »| city, telling the world 6¢ Oar alien S Grady, fireman, second | yee py making a state | stirring, thrill pear. Developments in these momentous war corporation with ness to provide for the welfare of John J. Mulvaney, seamMan:) mont retar ing the spirit of the od fo P s not safe to assume tha toward which the ba-| formation as have to enable|our soldiers, should be sufficient in ron M. Flood, seaman: | said that the comman¢ tered the in this great war, were grow so fast that it is not safe to a hat all zaar girla are working, The money |him to prepare said articles of im-|the eyes of every councilman @® Second Warship Lost aval service principal! take the week’ by the war the rilable mayoralty timber has already been will establish a Seattle base hospital | peachment, and eat see prepared him to vote for the mayor's , 5 h , r rT r ne same be lal before the city ehment ig makes the second American | piace of his brother, Ensign Worth nd the bureau of ought to public notice. in France and help in the r of | tt m 1 ) e tp sunk by German torpedoes |fiagley, the first man killed in the They were taken brough er : i il families of Sammics {council for action | “Believing that better progress e the United States entered the | Spanish American war Jacobs, The Star | It is not safe to make hasty decisions NOW. The th will bo in charge of | Gill Fails in Patriotism {could be made by a unanimous re- The indicated loss of life In| He was only 16 years old when he) photographer, at Camp Lewis. It is not safe to make hasty alliances. ste ex Lenore Blackwell and Mildrea| After the committee =r port of our committee, I agreed to disaster is the largest of any |entered the naval academy by a spe Other pictures show Miss Mil aa * tone Hanna issued support the report as presented.’ b. can loss at sea, except in the | cial act of congress, He «radu-| dred Bone taking lessons in the The good of the city demands that the next ing his stand, Mayor aim announied that “ was y G 9 i Ps i be ad ¥ ra others re a a r ready to go before the council “on rining of the army transport |ated in 1904. It was his desire to| fine art of “shoe shining.” She's ayor of Seattle should be chosen with deliberation U S. W. GE BOARD mace Se : ; . a les, which carried 67 men down. | ‘oin the y from the moment his| to be im charge of the shoe mayor A Al for publication five minutes’ notice,” and explain, @ email patrol boat Aleado was | vrother od shine parlor at the War Relief and after much serious thought. TO REDRA' es statement sey any carga that might be made ; Nov. 5 with a loss of 21/ Mrs. was visibly shaken by bazaar, Irene Ewin bazaar ar. " f represel yr true orien FT WAGES felt that, in considering the mat: | against him. sas ww r | the disaster to the Jac Jones. She tist, is shown at work in her A war-time spe yer representing true American = of the mayor's impeachment, we Furthermore.” he said, “I'm wilk a io weeks later the amall destroy-|eaid she awaited more definite news| studio ideals and aspirations in this war, and far above FOR SHIP BUILDERS = ould not have assumed too much|ing to post $500 at The Star offices 3 poe thoes a. colliato >) fate-of. te er . i \ P ave ¢ . 5 of a judicial attitude. We should not|and give it to the Red Cross if the 3 Chai veges code gal iitaion, iz ee eee ee Ms w Wie, Ritchie, former tight the petty municipal ills that have affected previous SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 8— | xpect evidence that would stand the firm of Gil, Hoyt & Frye aa s ‘ nose aboard | Daniels has a third brother in the aeled abdumaians Adour Saab ‘ 7 One ‘other destroyer, the Cassin, |navy, Seaman William H. I | fee seahly dat at Coan er, mayors, is the kind now vitally needed. The federal wage adjustment | test in court, but we should cgnsider | handled more civil law business in « by a German torpedo, | - ened “ my" 4 " a . > cE lates alre “ed? board at Washington has agreed | *!! matters entering into the | the last year than the firm of France was damaged by and university students after Is he among the candidates already announced? pepe ae nas agreed that satisfy our minds of the ge fa verctean= and wounded | mbly in Me t two lives: hal » wae ike ‘men ‘ | © feature pi thes the Or is he yet to be announced ? wage controversy in the ship: | Had Distinguished Service iUs 1 weekly We can afford to wait—to stop, look and listen! ene nobel eo “ary , were Gistinguished herself in October, : read eoltsemialon actvem RW when the P. & O. steamer Orama, A CORRECTION ——_—— | | of the Iron | . converted into an auxiliary cruiser, ; ae setpedoed on October 1%. == | _~Five men suspected of being In the 4-column ad of the meat who is in) Washington he Jones saved 305 of the 348 jalien enecnies or slackers were af-|1 packers which apprared in Fri p pr persons aboard at that time rested by agents of the naval intelli said the proposed ' modificatior c day's Star, a typographical « would favor the unions. He declare¢ és The official statement in connec-|gence department, at the port com pelle oe pdt fae i aie ee bs a Se aes rs Three hundred men and wom- |a non-political attitude. | n oil dock, in Sm ‘ove, a 3 ag ap vacate apie olan, | Asse i attle is not mo: 5 ieion with the Orama incident «aid: | mission oil dock mit at Terror appeared was printed as the molders, and O'Connell, of the | ttle fs not morally DesiatiaaE ’The Jones did excellent work in| noon Saturday, after more than 300 /T ronows May Geen: wel” eaednt tah q he reported, “but is highly patriotic.* y epresent labor Rev. Carter Helm Jones followed or, 01 e occasion of the tor-|employes had been investigated. ‘ Ste ot ne heen fies 3 the seneiit reeeived thels’ pa “It was a question of the rec RY J. W. PEGLER ‘an army area, where there was a| “hen the decision is redrafted Walker, making a stirring appeal pedoing of the steamer handthenr of 4 ion.” The government officials realize ‘ “At 6 p. m., October 19, the Oram were questioned by the rai | ognition of the union United Press Correspondent handful at American apecialty| i. wage award Wan not ample ’ for patriotism and democracy. a former P. & O. vessel, convert nts. One unnaturalized German This sentence should have AMERICAN FIELD HEADQUAR.|ttoops, temporarily performing de-| i vig, wired. “Have. chen, ey pa.) Support from Rey, Carter Helm Cc. J. France said no resolutions: Linto an auxiliary cruiser, tor: found. read. |. France, Dec, 8—A certain| tached service. | Tt ihe Ciba nw tere uw otitee te would be taken Up. sdoed by an enemy submarine. ‘he raid waa a forerunner of oth “It was not a question of the eracatit’s ple One of the German bombs struck | ji jing . The report reviewed the action All negotiations to solve the prob he Oramna at the time was part jers ¥ pected to round up f the unior us probably re sible, indirectly, | the building in which the Americans | e of the council on the impeachment | lem by choosing a new police chief a @ convoy of merchant vessels un-|ali alien € who may be 1 orrection is pri for injury of three Amer soldiers | Were billeted. A me sergeant, Of | they did not damage my pies request, and the recommendations for Mayor Gill have subsided escort of American destroyers, | ployed along the water front fairness to the meat packers, who |) py a German aeroplane eattie, Wash., today said he thought A thire dus the ene. made by the judiciary committee to! Prominent citizens interested in % Dich the Jones was one stated their position definitely ‘The three were members of arny| be knew how the Boches got their | my flyer nto the night, the council lifting the military quarantine on 1 ubmarine’s periscope w LONDON, Dec. &—-A revolution pecialty treo They were na | wm truck a hay stack on the edge of the r rsons,” said Walker, “ap-| Seattle by launching a clean-up with 4 5 after the explosion. She |haw broken out in Portugal, Official | tives of Huffalo, N. Y., Hannibal, Mo.,| “I was cooking apple pies,” he ex: | village, rolled off and landed plump | pointec obtain evidence, have de-|a “new broom” say they have not mediately attacked and put out! advices today confirmed reports of WATER SHUT-OFF NOTICE — |and Detroit | plained, “and I think the light from | between the legs of an American sol-| voted practically all their time since | given up alte if they get a action. he Jacob Jones, with| Water will ba shut off on Dexter] The bomb air attack ogeurred on a| my cook stove, shining thru the ven |dier whe had taken refuge at the | November 80." line on atisfactory and available mther destroyer, were detailed to ting ing are reported | ave, hetween Mercer and Aloha e#ta.,|recent stardit évening tilater roof, "nust have @uided the | base of the hay stack Walker said the organizations | man, Ne ytiations will be reopened, ain by the Orama tesave life. | from Oporto. The revolution on-|on Monday, December 10, from 9 # I y rplanes dropped two} enemy Hombs dropped near the lg Miraculously, the bomb failed to| banded together to clean up Seattle| The list of civic organizations back “it was dark when the Orama be-! tered in Lisbon, |m to 5 p.m bombs on a town outside the Ameri-' kitchen and shook up the stove, but explode. | were working in harmony, and with nued on page 7) 4