The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 8, 1918, Page 1

Bp, WIRE SERVICE 88 ASSOCTATIONS ae ew Draft Hun People Rules Are Give 0.K. to Received 3arbarism » Capt. Ziegaus Forwards Them to Local Boards by Mail | INCREASES THE NUMBER German State of Mind So Developed That It Readily Accepts Ruthlessness FOOL LEADERS Coples of the why the Ger peo Will control the + purtos versenkt™ and new form-—hay f horror set down by Olympia. The new r the military chiefs, Vietor Morgan the hands of Dr. Ye Medical aide to the x briefing them in order that t |) boards in the districts in the state May see at a glance wherein lie the radical changes over the draft rules merty in force. As soon as Dr. Yocom has c 4 this task, copies of the compart | sons will be forwarded to the draft writes The fooling of the Germ is «a fundamental thing, « continued thru many, many The now that all the milita have to do is to tell the people that a thing is right and that ends it!” } Morgan, the editer of the Cleve years. erman state of mind is such complet on & i a| . ci] - 4 L ae t land Press, was sent to Europe by boards thruout the state. The revie- a. gear and other American jour. ed regulations, “together with th nots to find out WHAT IS GOING technical explanation of the changes ‘by Dr. Yocom, should be Imthe hands Of the boards some time According to Capt. Ziegaus, secre tary to the governor, there have been Many changes in the rulings. The new rules will admit many Men into the draft who would have Been kept out under the old regula ions. But Capt. Ziegaus de ares that the regulations are so techn hruout that it will be nec governor's medica! and compile a brief the many questions that a arise in connection with the appl Mion of.the new rules. UMBERJACKS RUSH TO ENGE WOODSMEN ON ORPEDOED TUSCANIA (rr eis: exactiy THaT—| SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. §$—The| PROBABLY WAS AT THE TIME fumberjacks of California are going| THE MINISTER TO THE AR to avenge the Tuscania | TINE USED THE PHRASE The submarine which sank the; Whenever you read, as p off the Irish coast, stirred some-| quently can nowadays ON IN GERMANY TODAY. His ar ticles are appearing exclusively in Seattle in The Star. BY VICTOR MORGAN Editor of the Cleveland Press 1918 by the Newspaper (Copyright Aw tion) with of a madman spurlos versenkt would be a fit for Argentine’s ships We condemn this diplomat for his horrible suggestion. We thought the idea personal with him. It never Occurred to any of ua that spuriow Yorsenkt might be the pottey of the} German nation 2 fre of lifeboats you Thing besides the vessel's hull |being shelled by a submarine as Today seven husky woodsmen| they leave a torpedoed veanel—that O from Eureka came to town and en-| is spurlos versenkt Usted | Sometimes the U-boat com They are believed to be the van manders save ammunition In guard of a rush of avenging timber the North sea after a torpedo workers. All had traveled 3¢0 miles! ing, a U-boat captain offered ie to join an an engineers’ regiment | tow the lifeboats to shore. | cameras suggested that the boats on | made fast to one another with AMERICAN GUNS BAFFLE, GERMAN ARTILLERY BY J. W. PEGLER ropes. When all were tied to- gether he attached the rope of the foremost boat to the subma- | rine and submerged, pulling the | United Presa Correspondent WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY (Continued on page 6) IN FRANCE, Feb. 7.—(Delayed)>—/ German shells today were attempting f to meek out. the pertectly canow| AMERICAN AVIATOR IS ill flaged American heavy guns. This KILLED IN FIGHT Feb. 8 md 1. have been afternoon the enemy's heaviest guns monotonously and persistently hurt ed thetr big projectiles where they! believed the American guns were Claflin Ray eee hidden Sten mec LIGHTS KEROSENE ON fered coakemalce wan » PORCH OF RESIDENCE sos 0 she doutn oc it tas on reported in months. Roslyn, L. 1 An unknown person at an early hour Friday morning crept upon the ms RIG RR porch of the home of John Reb-| TACKLE HOUSING PROBLE: hahn, 2607 Harvard ave. and after! sri Be ov ai sprinkling a quantity of kerosene | eee ne wat workers Is about, lighted the ofl and departed, | Problem ee re devmetment The blaze, however, attracted mem-| Oe orhis was decided after a ts hers of the family early enough to | ‘i tssion at a recent cabinet meet prevent a loas of any consequence. {4 Le ARREST GEN. BRUSILOFF) aut. coecks ren. 18 COPENHAGEN, Feb. %—Gen.| WASHINGT Feb. 8.—Checks me Brusiloff, commander-in-chief of the |due soldiers’ and sailors’ dependents sx ot Russian armies under # has in January wil mailed not later crew. heen arrested in Mosco ording |than Februar according to Sec t was to Berlin dispatches received today retary McAdoo. | beliet allie anne | ne en ay, re or } 5 “= | KAISER FEARS ALLIED | ) made $1 ¢ =: | | AIR DRIVE—WANTS | warn ) _ TO FORCE ISSUE NOW ‘ ) BY BASIL M. MANLY bombardment, such as the allies a onday WASHINGTON, Feb. 8 Ger-| building for, their operations can be io his yeny's iron and steel industries, the | interfered with so as to CUT THEIR | the basis of the central powers’ war ma-|OUTPUT IN HALF sports chine, lie within easy reach of the These Lorraine mines produced, great air navies which the allies are|even in peace times, more than half| 1 pas building with feverish speed. With|of Germany's fron, and since foreign 14,350 these industries crippled, the whole|imports have been so greatly re boat. ron machine of war built by Hinden-| stricted, they must be producing in 0 the burg will be thrown out of gear ar times more than three fourths. | great The air navies—from swift fight Reached Thro Air ny to ing planes to gigantic bombing ma Look at the again. r| thou s spread of 100 feet | ma great iron and steel mills, at yor gin action by the Exsen, Dusw f and Solingen, lie! a od | Time atmowpheric conditions permit | just outside a 150-mile air line from is the systematic operations |the Western front o the / Germany's “iron country,” in Lor-| In the Rbeinish Westphalian dis rican raine and Westphalia, will be the) trict, all of which is less than 200! 4 on principal target of the allied air|cniles from the allied aviation cen-| y aids, nearly all of Germany's guns rifles and other munitions are Rich Ore Fields Look at the map—Germany’s prin eipal ore fields, the rich Lorrain troy or cripple these plants eds, lie wh lin a 50-mile air-/and the kaiter's millions of troops line from the allied aviation center at | will stand like gladiators with broken | Nancy~-less than 40 minutes’ fight | swords. even for the slowest machines. The kaiser knows this, and he | These iron mines cannot be de-| wants to force the issue before the mtroyed, of course, but by systematic |air navies get into operation. nen % { THEM he Seattle Star GR THE ARMY ENLISTMENTS | DOUBLE FOLLOWING ; NEWS OF TUSCANIA | T wing pub © pe ‘ ' t rted t \ reas ations have bee TWO ARRESTED AFTER LEAPING FROM TAXICAB After a wild chase, which the police fired « volley ret she two alleged bootleggers who had leaped from their taxi cab were captured after they had received a suitcase of liquor from an incoming train at Georgetown carly Friday morn ing They gave their names as W Reamers and H. Pa », The taxi! » driver waa F Harrison, em 5 i by the Sea Taxicab Co. of the men was hit by shots © two men alighted from the ie at n n front ¢ « theatre. Just as the § nd panmenger train passed, they ran to the tracks and picked up a suitcase and a package thrown from a window Officers Jones and Sandusky | tbe. men, gad , bende muepicious when they rushed back to the taxi. | ‘The officers pursued the taxi to Spo | kane st. and Fifth ave. S., where the} two men jumped out and ran along | tATEST DAILY CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER IN THE ‘Hope Gains ' PACIFIC NORTHW SEATTLE, WASH., FRIDAY, 1918 A MA SEATTLE 3 * - Local Men Are Safe Many Parents Hear From Sons at Various Points in United States SOME NOW IN FRANCE atthe walting Friday— | | | | was |cania death roll may be reduced by 100 thru: EDITION | Weather Vorecast: | at lay; me —s PRICE ONE CENT {n’"Rontthe pre eaae LAME SPIES IN TUSCANIA CA BELFAST, Ireland, Feb. 8..-The Tuss” landing of survivors at other points, on # Irish and Scottish coasts, it was estim here this afternoon. learn how many of ue — R m were made the vietims | The British admiralty’s estimate of of Geen arine war | dyes fare in the sinking of the trans. | ‘casualty list is 210. port Tuscanta ! ae ee Ht was highly probable that no ead BY ED L. KEEN atile man will be included in nited Press Correspondent the list of victims. Wire ts LONDON, Feb. 8.—That Ger 113 Troops Are state that 113 of the 2,158 men many had information of the aboard the vessel have already coming of the transport Tus- Reported " been accounted for cania and other vessels with im- Official dispatches to the gow Were a f the victims portant personages aboard, was t membe { the 20th engineers, for | the belief expressed today by { on the eetry, trem fi | Dassengers on ships which sc- /j disaster as probably r ne the answered ¢ . | led the torpedoed ship. $ Total tons, 210 6 Friday, because was | wished personage from soldiers lost, 118.77 xr 2 men in the 20th en ar ship. who w at and crew and pas gin recruited here. But the |tack, said three tor : 97 ; engineers, forestry, in made up Jat his own vessel later Tuesday 025 survivors p00 ~men 4 im the largest night. He declared his belief that m nt s * Only com the U-boat commander was acting Of those landed, 99 are report regiment upon formation obtained thru the ed in hospitals. . German ap system. There were 2,1 | Search for Bodies on the Tuscania | os of British naval and fishing officers and 2,060 men, 90 Fa riny {It wlll be several days, St all for bodies were 4, before accurate | senaananiiad able, owing to the fagt , |the Irish and the rescued have been landed! ened to these lthat vicinity. Hope of finding { different places on the Irish a bes. 6C the services, No siuurms jother survivors has been practically |) Scottish. coasts, available showing whether or | atandoned ct ny OC them were aboard the The admiralty is making a careful Tuscana - check of the casualties and sur Cooper Aboard vivors, but so far has not deviated tk 4 William W. Cooper, 26, son of from the figures announced yester Superintendent of Schools Frank 210 probably lost 187 res | was one of the for- ng to the B, Cooper, IS PLACED AT @ wide atreet | estry engincers aboard the ill Ity’s figures. lude probably The officers then opened fire! fated transport. This was def. American woldiers Roth men stopped and gave them-| initely blished Friday on re. Destroyed? . nelves up colpt of telegrams from Con Circumstantial stories told by ane contained liquor. The gressman John F. Miller, based ¥ # today indicated ; tis the property of Mer-| on an inquiry at the war de le rman submarine Dutra rel Young, $707 Wallingford ave partment probably troyed during the| || WASHINGTON, Feb ; attack the fact that more than two ut whether or not young Cooper | LONG WAR MIGHT CAUSE) «* one of tie 2.158 mon saved or the c the rescuing destroyers, It e elapsed since a German as 1 ted for, is mull un was reported, wirelessed orpedo|*ank the Tuscania, this go MONEY ISSUE WITH NO Fe ag r just missed me,” and gave the di-| had rec 1 but seant details of a bye eg yy ae |rection from which it was fired. j attack, and only confused figures GOLD RESERVE BACKING mo act -g giles . CORPORAL RALPH DREITZLER, one of the Seattle men known to Another destre speeding to the! the missing gpg oh Ale Meo "hat nm aboard the Tuscania. Dreitzier was a member of Co. iropped a depth charge. The| Official dispate WASHINGTON, Feb. §.—Warning | 0m? soldiers aboard th¢| gattalion, Twentieth Engineers, which has b official PP | icial dispatches to the war that if the war lasted long enough, | Tuscania vesedl. — oe ee See be 6 (Continued on page 12) partnent list as lost 113 Alm the government might have to This also gives bax anoning Dreitzler, at the time he enlisted, last December, was a junior at the | crew of the vessei—a total of S100m a form of money with no # that the other Seattle men of Com: University of Washington, a membe ‘of the enginaering fraternity, Theta, Two Women Aboard avy dibextiseah aie i serve back of it, was given to the|panies D, E and F, forestry en-| Xi, and was making a apecial study of forestry i. Di 1 Navy department cables state senate finance committee today by | gineers, were aboard Mis parents are in town temporarily and live at Suquamish, Wash Tuscania isplay?® ws te ea Ce anit. wemrever, that the reatest FAVETY Scottish coasts, leaving approxin » lows Have ascertained from the 0 ' ‘ . d ly 36 propome $50,000,000 ernment | war department at William wae AN PORT, Feb. §—Mrs. | ly of the American troops, such a pe SYMPATHY TO TEDDY cxses. ana the only women aboard Ot these na 1, 99 are reported i igs. WASHINGTON, Feb. §.—President | the Tuscania, slid down ropes into a| hospitals, and ass p to that, but this ao Pear ene! haauaae Wass) “| next to ours wer wn out,” Mrs, | now believer several days. mt eaaily met by the ner Northwent ane May I not express my warmest, Cottir 4, in her expe-| coasts of th tish elegy is a member of this re Karly mornifg workmen may | Mr t's condition is improv bab to! 1p ¥ surrounded | men lend townspeople, iataa CHIEF WARREN LOSES | qmoke on. atreet care—when there| ing b in swimming in the icy water, | that more will be added to the list re no ladies present _ There were only two men in our boat | Survivors FIRST ARREST CASE en ee ee nll tie Sagres KAR | able to manage the oars, but we did . 177 military showing that our son is in south-| ma py Superior idge Everett a f > ee. C. A. Robinson, the first m: tere e ga od e n until officers and 2,060 Robinnon, the firat man ar-|eterm France,” Agnew said, "and| mith Friday when Attorney sonn| AT SATURDAY MATINEE ]|tred. We gathered nt 7 affieers and. 2080 eile am was cleared of (Continued on page 12) Mille Day ttempted have this] So eager is Seattle to hear Theo 50 Pisaggh reat swimming | ing to a revined list today. a we i‘ rors hadiy ard workers stopped | Karte, famous tenor, that an extra | anout the sea, calling for help. Grad Confusion in official cables er may evening : hru actic Mm COMPANY. | matin has been arranged for Sat t London is admitted. a - ured ing Li) ually other boats re n . idee smiuns| 10 Register Men Friday t to have the) urday afternoon at the Metropolitan |""\’ group of soldier murvivors over,| TO. allay” apprehension af | Sigil ourt f tie fanager | th when he will again appear | heard Mrs. Cottins’ recita having relatives with the 107th Teg: Tce warren arrested Rabinwon| gy vas COUAE OF Age |iccmpnter punished for contempt of| with the Thitharmenic erehestea | Tene ee ran ere noone a at the Luena Vista apartments De WASH . al Regis Karle appeared there with the | the best man in the world,” cried one, | ¢4 as being aboard the ‘Tuscania, inson was accused by Mins |<* military committee | robegp lier dg tide be 4 prohibit: | phitharmonic hestra ‘Thursday |} saw you comnittee on public information Kate L. Adams, school teacher, of | ®>|Y reparted the . ing smoking on stréet cars, night and rendered a program that nounced that it was the 107th engi : 7 stion lof snen reaching the age of} But Superior Judge Everett Smith | doligh a packed house ena teeth” 9 naving assaulted her ; held that the order should ibe en.| SOLDIER SURVIVORS which was aboard. sat ae reported the fol ‘forced, according to public sent nt | SAYS TURKEY WON'T £3 tn the auestion, and that when whet HEALTH AT CAMPS IS NOW SEEK REVENGE ae 2: re SIGN SEPARATE PEACE wh sign fe ite Beaty iat ieee | SEONG BEER ee ee een in tie REMEMBER THE; | tricts where there not “annoy ny the prac oa daunted by their experiences in the , WASHINGTON, Feb, §.—Health ‘i a ASURTIERDAM, Fem Ar "Whie| aren sien recitraon.” "| Gem ube mentment would be tar |g ARHENGTON, Fob 4 Aewth | rg ‘rane Fuses TUSCANIA,” 1S — ofthe rea eRe oon aa nee tect, taper “t[ed_ Improvement according "xo the | american welders buckled dewn to.) NEW WAR Cli” nob at any. prt Hali) methods of appointment and pa 80, during the early morning rush | 10" ee ; ae he pr pilin a’ | venge ‘ainst Huns—via the| LONDON, Feb. § Remember Turkish foreign minister se ; in the shipyarda district 1U4ke| ead in all army camp in the United | American front in’ France Tuscania!” will be an irresistitie ired in an address before the Austria Cabinet for ctbooune ie ‘Ne con.| States for the week ending February | 7"? Spalninede 36 aay evens ere | to the colors and battle cry of vietory chamb according to J 2 was 178, as against 189 for the pre. | *°" te A srriggnsvigiee: ' ductor do wha e puldn't do pre Ce a the for the Americans the war, tiidphe Glnatands wendyel, here 40 Resigns Offices 0 what ‘he cou eding week. Of theae 117 were trom | creat! re, they will un odes in ae ba day AMSTERDAM, Feb. 8—The resig-|%tOP_® large number of n from | one spl dergo training as soon as the equip. | don newspapers declared today, ¢ to f the A atrian cabinet has |*moking, when there is no large | om | ment lost on the Tuscania has been| Increased shipbuilding was? ul a api oe sg nog page 8) num of women who object on replaced. 'N apers proclaimed that, the ste. ALSACE-LORRAINERS een tendered to Hmperor Carl. ac-| the car | SHIPPERS MUST HELP = |"“rnc‘wasority of these were medic} f marine nroiem can be coer ding to Vienr patches here But Day was given the opportuni corps n, engineers, foresters an¢ hou 2 MUST BE REGISTERED st tim finisher mere tind" gunn ua Hint there re| TO PAY NEW CHARGES) rm meme formers ana] one Cama sh snk ‘ebruar rian Premier Baron | > : . gitnhion rise : aviate cania did a bad day's wor 7 t uted during the| von “vale bes Fr yess: Psp cas san ure smoking whines : bts he e help ta bent the many,” said the Express.." Aaa all natives of Al-|\¢ the head of the dual monarch: bee means THAN women ltl whitch ten ast Wan teen bere’ SENIOR OFFICER! SAVED) ™n*_ was in the war before eLArraite Yeuitine te the Uplted a childre, If #0, the company would] which in the past has been born by her soul is entisted. apalaeela States may be withdr awn from reg ! be guilty of contempt \¢ erland r This is provided | AN IRISH PORT, Feb. 8 Major } ser “Remember, the Tuscania) 4 istration aw alien enemies and given| FLOOEY! ANOTHER WILD) Manager Kempater appeared injin « supple ilttite Teveived) Wade, senior American military of-|be an irresistible call to the ¢OlOhm, che mtaitie ae & as Anbetent court, but didn’t have anything to| Thursday by « local traffic of ficer aboard the torpedoed transport a e bs vena to ns “Attorney clay| SHIP FROM RUSSIA say clas from the transcontinental |Tuscania, was saved, Ht was learned | 3 Allen A PACIFIC PORT, Feb, 8.—Seven a na mana aa Mer IS wh freight bureau, Chicago. here today rifles and several thousand rounds of Workl Mond Order CAR STRIKE Is ENDED. 55 |. W. w. INDICTED cnmunition, seized aboard a Ruvsian| Workless Monday Ur UNCOVER FOOD CACHE ST. LOUIS, Mo. Feb. 8.—Three: | steamer as it was about to leave px F j ei avusimaed nations chutadlas | thousand striking street s y inat 1. W. W,| thorities here toda | WASHINGTON, Feb. 8 —Puet Ad] ion ad four-aiicks of comer wag | raided enemy outposts west of ment for a settlement of the strom | 4 by the fed.| The munitions were taken when a| ministrator Garfield today lifted the] ¢ Se ante of sg bs) Forgeson, on the left bank of the railway strike reached at an al io Five names | search of the vessel was made, prior| Monday closing order in North Car ind Kerr, in a paid om the | Meuse, sid today’s official state-/ night conference of their cor | » not given out,|to «ranting clearar 2, South Carolina, Tennesse: SHIGa ktareccf Min th. On: bi ment and United Railway officials, bi as the men are not in custody atrongly did the Russians pre gia, Florida, Alabama, Mlssis-| Meadows station. ‘The liquor wan nagceny test the seizure that the naval! sippt and Louisiana destroyed. A report of the food sup STEEL LOSS MAY TIE UP 1ards were forced to protect the| Moderation of weather conditions| jie. was 1 t> fedued cemoiaa” searche with fixed bayonets. made this step possible. t EAST’S SHIPBUILDING a aida MECHANICS TO MEET | newt, une $.-Expressing) ‘This is the first time any Brit WASHINGTON Feb. &—-With NONPARTISANS MEET Fader spina By | ‘The mechanics of Local 104, Boller. | the fear that ‘isn i Britian are i * as al officer has predicted a defi more than 000 of wood and| Councilman Oliver ‘T. Erickson| GERMANY'S REPORT | makers’ union, will meet Sunday |a bad time for a few months, | dase ’:tor- thie beh quale ata tee] shipbuilding material lost in aland others interested in a simplified, BERLIN, via mdon, Feb, & afternoon at 2 o'clock in| Washing: | submari warfare, Admiral ir apenas a 1, fr ht Jam, the whole shipbuilding | nonpartisan initiative bill will n ‘There was little fighting yesterday|ton hall. Business of importance [John Jellicoe today dectared the U-] marine menace, program on the Atlantic coast is| Satu in Wolff's cafeteria, Epler’ in any of the theatres,” the German| pertaining to the shipbuilding indus: boat should be killed by August, if] Admiral Jellicoe was formerly c threatened with complete tieup. building, at 1 p. m, war office reported today. lury will be discussed, the nation holds out, mander of the British grand fleet. ) i t