The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 18, 1917, Page 1

The Seattle Star sno THE GREATEST DAILY CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST ‘ie iis VOLUME 19 Guitar Paes “ADOCLAMIONS SEATTLE, WASH., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1917. PRICE ONE CENT °*samr raph was taken on the battle line in northern France. It shows a | c Z (?) = —J pole 7 w = < [7 ry rs) © Z ry “ vs) C7 Z OQ =e WN ‘e) ae |S é 12) tr (7 Zz (@) 2S Z OO ‘o) < tr y ©) — ale 7 — © 'uU mall band of French # adler The attack was repulsed kind, and has just buried a hand grenad n be seen by his position | nt guard meeting an attack by Ge Frenoh tre : perey, comman tt ron the extreme right is meeting the attack WADE. S HERBERT Earl Came From Dry MOTHER LOSES SHIP BOARD IS game From Dr FIGHT FOR THE IN A ROW xcan, Ole ian ~ Chief hoes A base hospital physician was lectur- Jp Solsheviki ing a class from the medical corps. GERBER CHILD HARRIS UITS “Suppose,” he mid, “a man should | ! be found unconacious, lying on the| @ OW to | road. How would’ you tell whether | Dr. Rudolph Gerber, San Francisco | By finitedt Press Leased wwe... | he was paralyzed or intoxicated?" pty after a legal battle extending| WASHINGTON, Dec ees} And up spoke Private Earl Good | lover a long period of years, was| A. Pies, of Chicago, waa today ap win, who was a Portland sports awarded the stody of his child.| potnted general manager of the | Writer, ge Ben Sheek r 7 a By United Press Leased Wire COPENHAGEN, Dec. 18.-Former a i ert ia t * be lacy for mayor toda He ts CAMP LEWIS, Dee. 18.—An am | Premier Kerensky has appeared near *«iovs! the" ration wide pro resent and sally | wel_romebs| Wr fe Sere tens ae He Reine | aS aseanopvonrnt at remit CONSCRIPTION corning that’ Culsk it: SORE taken . voted said ; tion Is in process of reorganization. being Austin Griffit 16] py United Press Leased Wire Warren, of Seattle, would visit Col Petrograd at the head of several thou- "Yee... Pi ee iold was cache’ om tan Getta Tae sla | ceut soukacata ce aes ove cee haber ferspeen“ptiohne sand troops, according to a dispatch “ rt arenes Wun Ralph De Ait ("the | marked. the culmination of pV hisSoncestent fotlowes | petatece over oamrthe valeargeverc:| concen ieotseeaie span ann Christian Yora ave decided tw beet ment and its f © senate’s action today form of conscription | believed an attempt will be made to o wtate leg Harris e for mayor ¢ 'via Haparanda, printed today in the «- is winner toc in the Dominion’s| reach a co-operative understanding li d fourths must rat a Mure Gitinaey | becduse T feel in that 5 ger lection [between the Seattle police and the Ber ingstidente. Cte eli n doing business | can render bert Borden's administration| military authorities, - pertaining aan rference from Hur the aity, the st ity of more than 40 seats | the vice situation in Seattle, tion at this thine in and this may be in. ttle The dispatch said the Bolsheviki RRA a "RE py ‘had sent out armed forces to meet this | coin.‘ ewest counter revolution against em. Whether there has been actual Prdgebeiie must be made an ef ‘creased to 60 when the soldier vote| ‘The chief was not in his office fective unit In the government's | is tat until almost noon Tuesday mornings y S daik uk dlaign tabs war program. That can be done _Queb province, with its big and stayed for a short while only, ra dt ent." -enl@ Hurtey . & vigorous housecie i French strength went hevily for Sit} No information was to be obtained ss Meo 4 h means that nd Wilfrid Laurier and the liberals " at headquarters as to whether or not edged to delay opera-|he intended to visit Camp Lewis onscription law. As con- | puesday ndant a dition and |who were By United Preas Leased Wire Rhode I must be wiped out tion of t ? e Vermont, Wisconsin and CLEV I Fire, be uct on He ged oe means, secondly, that only ription stands now in Canada, the nighting between the two sides was not a to he ot incendiary oriait| from hin recommendations that. the Si ers tee | “nn! FEAR OF RAIDERS to a seat in parliament, where he ce » to lead the opposition. | members were ele Englsh:| py United Press Leased Wire cities kave enormous uni¢ A PACIFIC PORT, Dec. .18.—Ume tie The women ri stated. so With Kerensky reported in the, strengt He may have je t " id, there are now apparently two tie Cossack rebe or warate and distinet counter revolu | head Hons against the Polsheviki 1 abor en “ ma ati ble to secure aid from passing One is the Cossack-Cadet party re netitu Bowles to Help | voted heavily for Bor! steamers because ship captains bee olt, under Gens. Kaledines and Kor ack revolt has been repu-, One Former Rear Admira wles, ox _ - sig Mate (i lieved her distress signals, but the niloff, which is operating for the 4 the socialist democrat manufact pre pre t of the rt f bi = > tcamoufiage of some German com t part in Southeastern Ru # intense desire to nee | of ting pro. | king ‘ : i ac « will ha r rta yromangy Aine spi . merce raider, a five-masted motor ‘The second in the Kerensk vet ki uns " t|t 1 me Ay net part { affair " relates ve wedge yes B. C. VOTES LOYAL ship has been drifting helplessly: e above report does not in » the suspicion that the monar ta) rotate yg se oy | under th reore a Hur mp aed. thr By United Press Leased Wire about in the Pacific for weeks, ag fhe source of the former pre re behind Kaledines and Korr sal ‘ ¥ r . cae , r te " . is mr § ; rding to word from Australia, Just | n y anna. | Hie 4 Heyworth has been placea| *? “ VANCOUVER, Dec. 18.—/ 5, liner left Sydney, the 1 Kentuck ov we Friends of Rockefelle ™ r ree fw b t 1 st : . - British Columbia yesterday gave ¢ A an grovernment 1 FR ea EN noha gore etre c Day, another production “aa _ ee eee a hevete - the sea was clear of raiders and urge 1 | "Rem eee Pherae The estate surrounding the house | ‘ to be manager of the pro Soie tha 5 k Poobsirie shes Ginnie. SG “Qnige, i ergy a if watch for the dig” Jislative pitfalls to succe announce stots of 1,550 acres vhe fae tells a ce ment I mean just that lates, 12 un # were elected with | eset Vesse - misaloi i |e he end: other leaders will stums cathe | Guidolaaa A : I will protect and foster our | rajorities that frequent! , ae attee Gaotne i provision requtising ratification ot | fm 'ntay’ doces A municipal utilities. They must |than two to one. In the sir HAIG MAKES BRIEF eat the oe nuired ro 'thalr ap-(the 4 nt r “tees ; | grow as our city grows rtance urier supporter REPORT FROM FRANCE ore eid of tt Bihad fe rsp: I will be independent of every | was elected, the governm LONDON, Dec. 18.—Field Marshal Borah Opposes Time Limit I leclared congre hon : P inter pt the interest of |date was absent, serving Haig had “nothing special” to report Fon Meman. tdak made alright to limit the time wit Hl Senta end ecu ba all th bment « 'from the west front today. ad teak va in fight against the amendments shall be rat I enta t ee eo ee GEN. ACTIVITY COMMANDS JOB AT WAR BAZAAR; TOCKHOLM, Dec. 18.—The maximalist recime|| BILL SPURCK WINS BATTLE é NTRS $ s a is ee Gat gurely riding toa fall D COMES HOME VICTOR! SEATTLE SHIPS | YOU CAN BUY A ‘HOT DOG’ TO HIGH-POWER AUTO Information from travelers reaching here as well} 4 mas anti-Bolsheviki newspapers smuggled via Haparanda| indicate even the Petrograd garrison no longer supports | whole campaign the Lenine-Trotsky ring. t ws Harr Any one of the 12,000 persons | lems in traffic during his days, but) We noticed one putting on a gas i exemption. ,He sald his wite | who visited the Girls’ War Relief | nothing like the mob that erowded | mask, tho ndent upon him | Bazaar Monday afternoc and into the ena Monday night had eee 1 Agent Tom Kennedy-—a | evening, will tell the world that | ever walked over his feet t | The bazaar is open in the morning: ic t | f ‘ f ; : | affair is to be one huge suc | as well as afternoon and evening wenty-six of Russia’s provinces and_ territories|\anded at Cams fought the exemption and « The United States shipping | cogs | on erly gentleman, who eae SS ren Se ee 33 ; torio the young manabout-town a “super-| board has rechristened five of | Pie anda dhl Pati se Phave formally refused recognition of the Bolsheviki gov He won't have slacker ebuilt weseels 6 he ma Aestay te Scat eatin thet The “Hot Dog Tank" will prove 2 Rls " pe eee a1) cals to Gi 01 the emer; a the most destructive bit chine ernment. Every Bol she viki claim from Petrograd must] He has obta Appeals to Governor | ect taaine, and bo one floor of the Hippodrom in the “Hip” basement ey tS the meal beee Mere | {j te | discharge” from the purck appealed to the governor As 4 " it from the Country Store to the Young feller,” he accosted the) (ry to the small boys’ px ka | | be heavily discount | Brig. Gen. Jame church dignitaries, hired four law.| that some Kllncopadiye pital Waffle Booth, Old General Activ. | Scotty on guard, “is them really | because the dogs are excellent. Try to Win re jtok, | Ekaterineslay, Samara and (ee re ng yers and vinited the newspaper of.| Ito service very shortly. elf, held sway. German catriges * nations © Meanwhile the Rolsheviki are try-|Kursk, have refused to acknowledge | ood had been flee luring he was the victim of | The TB te tee dere ae he TaaGareat teih haw Jadtely:. ab;" “waa the. ve The way the crown, prince, Von ing to coax over to their camp some | the Bo . wealthy father, and drove a big auto, | unfairne He said he supported | ee eee eee ihe Weat Point and {haa seen this winter, the ec Hindenburg and the kaiser were mise @ the old revolutionary anders t wa tated | Lite toldg! alin ‘atte geld ue 406 een rena Potns and | oked Well, I tut, they'd go right thru treated out in “No Man's Land® Viadimir Bourtsetf, custodian of the | here toc a 1 the er The governor refuned to reverse | Vosttleld, re =“ " ba bd The general impression one a man wan ® ing frightful. ‘This, too, people's arch nder Keren re 1 . monet not the 2 whiet firn ‘ pr nant . t silen ents ha trata abe cA After 16 more questions, the old| is immensely popular with the email und a veteran of early r it n_ the ki ef th case several time dy pagal tar 4 i AL ye passing thru on gentleman spied a brass Tire extin.|one, We saw a couple of fathers hat Maximaliat heen hame Sacramento; | tha 1a ‘ 4 : ‘etivities, and Geor echa ; ‘ 1 ud . 1 : got to Camp Lewis, | cen, . ws ven are the} Guy Bates Post's tented citie visher on the W und asked what | tan, take @ shot or two. other social re r a) no ame ill, ar mother. | Omar, Oriental maidens, and 5 kind of a vb it wa ee ae one ¢ now confined in St.| Russian regime are aid the ex. | garr heir greatest ge ha ge os names which were chosen fot the |Oma pened ; en told it was to put out fire a DO t t ‘ 19,0f| of t ¢ My MeGulre, P| war trigade and the War Flame,| not so Oriental, mingled with the n ‘ 4 And s » » country store ® eter and Paul f becau aying‘on sof} ealed to Senator Chamberlain, who | (yar prime Ane \Vendora of fams, baby clothes and|h@ exclaimed with a “Well, 1: tut... “Osuse ¢ for toe f rer ej the ip Ant mas the r ttist ¢ ave bee ler ‘ t ou u elisa st 6 his certainly is 4 ‘ roving BAthelf support of Kerensky, were || " i a them and are now policing }@rafted the draft law. He referred |’, j9.500t0n hull, the largest mor- | dolls thi ic t 4 i a is a fast moving | One man big baskets of fered their liber under certal " her to Gen, Iron | chant hip ever built in the North.] Candy, hot dogs and lard were | Worle and le a food 75 cents. He was led away Se ee neonate, | Th Denounce Bolsheviki Moodie Gives Her Letter | went, will be launched at the Seattle | sold with abandon ie _| protesting by an embarrassed wife, ce age hindeaaman s heonatit nal had Maj. Albert Moodie was then pers | Construction and Dry Dock Ce We me nome tens Pas af ec sae chia ew see Moth refused. The province : r Kerensky had been chi a ! 19 haa iatahe’sngue tative tenn ia ere | the most pular men thereto] ‘ oak ie : ? rar Pe-|per of the , rent emt uaded to give a letter njya in i ; aus ok : © one may love a fat man, maria ae pen Apes: ae vl Bede but he says he didn't make | the name Walter A, Luckenbach Welford Beaton, who is th things at the pretty girls operating the grab Orendurs, Orlot harge | ment \ the busiest be Th n t . 4 kT t fo Irons issued charge jm th 1 dual, who liked the grabbing page 1. Tauris, | Tver Pp iPOciie SRaE J tion af without: a for tion F p | , wits “er game. He said he got his money ee aot : : ficlais or Moodie, they waid today, keep Sammies husky, said be bah toon corns tartihie ‘prov aipantot moet Maurey (Continued an page P Yakulsk, Kutano, Amur, Viadivow ‘our. The demonstrators expressed frequent ln Petrograd, °