The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 10, 1918, Page 2

MEETI SHOWDOWN ON | TRACTION DEA located on main floor —large — roomy Wednesday morning will see a where shopping will showdown on the long-delayed trac be comfortable and jtion deat easy! ‘This wax agreed upon by city offi —accessible by two See- tal 1 counett Tuesday, an di cussion centered upon the action to be taken at the special meeting of the J council, sitting in committee, Wed ond ave, entrances! —no elevators — no neaday morning crowding—quick — ser- The three billy embracing the pur vice! chase of the car lines for $15,000,000 P oa by the City will be therely gone into —wonderful —_ showing, And a definite plan of procedure ix toys of all kinds! expected as the remult a showdown,” sald Coun | | Tt be nt Tuesday. ve're going t somewhere at last.” | Wednesday's meeting in expected finitely end, one way or the oth er, the problem that has been hang ing fire for months } Mayor Manson is frankly skeptical of Corporation Counsel Meier's warn. ing lengthy litigation may reault if the city buys the system with bond and mortgage obligations in 5 A possible split in the council may develop over the escrow provision tn the deal, say those well up in city hall circles eral of the council: men are believed to be afraid of ac quiring the lines without all obliga tions being firet removed On a showdown, it in said, they may try to force the city out of the trans action unless the purchase of the LW. W, QUERY SACRAMENTO, Dee, 10.—"Do you | believe in revolution | Harry M. McKee, I. W. W. counsel, buried this question at a venifeman being examined for jury service at the I. W. W. trials here | | Judge Frank H. Rudkin, of Spo | kane, on the bench, pulled himself up sharply | The query came as a climax after & long series of questions regarding trades unionism, strikes and the rights of workers to take over the management of industries. Haven't you read the Declaration of Independence?" McKee added, an unusually good value ts this mis- sion rocker, as pictured. solid oak. fume. solid seat covered } rtifictal leather: a $6.75 spring eat “Trese's propaganda in the air|i@ly carried out to keep them ” omen happy here,” said United States Attorney And Beattie is expected to help Robert Duncan. by attending the Camp Lewis Play- | as pictured, taree Hi} “We can't pasa these jurors On| ory pig all-star vaudeville show | $12.50 Term recke: < room | Questions of political economy,” rul-|i + onene at the Motropolittan —« splendid arm rocker, as pictured, | solid omk. + uphol- ed the court. with Under th : peat of sanitary spring construction well-weer- When the court adjourned, after Thured night. nder © super- covered with high grade artificial leather: sanitary vision of Lieut, Robert Armetrone. death solid oak. | $13. 75 the first day's seasion, seven taler former Univers of Washingtor fumed $12.50 ° men had been examined and three : ni araeeee |e had been-resected-Thedateras; tow: Tae Aiud laider peofenslon al actor. ever, has 10 remaining peremptory |‘P° Di company of 38 soldier en: challenges and the government xix. |‘*rtsiners will come to Beattie But 47 of the 61 defendants appear. |4!! the performers hy Ah <a ed in court. Four have died with in pooper Pyy eigen ee fluenga. The charges against Fred “Picred the service , a - Funds raised by thelr perform- Little, W. 0. Kelley and Wilbur Den-| | Pundn Tee tuhwest. will. be | nis were disminsed on motion of Unit | prehended. | SACRAMENTO, Dec. | Graven, anid to be secretary of a Sacramento local of the L Ww. W., and Dick Carleton, a companion, were arrested here last night for dis tributing I W. W. propaganda— handbilis, with purported extracts | jords of conversations in District At | torney Fickert’s office, and comment a very attractive, large arm, solid focker, as pictured, with sanitary pring seat, featuring larke back panel; seat and back upholstered with fine grade artificial leather; Gov. Wm. D. Stephens, an it occur. | red the night previous to the Fickert recall election, and waa then blamed by many on the I. W. W. It also is asserted in the handbills that the present I. W. W. trials here are the direct result of the dynamit ing of the governor's mansion. State Chamber of Commerce Planned A state of Washington chamber of commerce, formulated similarly to the National Chamber of Commerce, to promote state business and wel ent state units, will be inaugurated at Tacoma Monday, with the presi- dents of the Seattle, Spokane and Ta- coma commerce chambers in charge. All commercial and, public welfare organizations in the state have re $25 ceived invitations to send delegates | - to the first conference, which will —this large arm comfort rocker for the living room, a4 pictured, grace- ful shaped arms and standards, up- holatered with good grade artificial leather, wearable and serviceable: solid oak, finished $25. 75 excellent value solid mahogany William and Mary room of library jah, cane seat panels; desirable plece for mod: room furnish Commercial Club, beginning at 10 a. m. Will Concede All Possible to U. S., Says Noted Briton LIVERPOOL, Dec, 10.—The Brit ish are bound to concede all possible |to America regarding the “freedom of the seas,” Attorney General Smith declared in a speech here be |fore preparing a pronouncement on | the matter for the cabinet. Smith said he would probably the conference that he will be “quite satisfied with such definition as | will enable the British navy, in case of war, to do exactly what it has been doing in the last 18 months, aided by the American navy.” Army Departments | ° WASHINGTON, Dec, 10.—Sena >| Deny New Trial to the men from this city, who gave| Poindexter, Washington, today intro. duced a resolution for investigation | Charles A. Palmer up their lives in fighting the Hun, ; SPOKANE, De 10.—The ai of the ordnance and quartermanter| ANE, he su was practically certain Tuesday | departments by the senate military PTeme court yesterday denied a new morning, as Mayor Hanson set avout | affairn cpap mo oe Bid ts tb sone Pine e “ dinting at questionable activities |e" o 4 ears or killing the appointment of @ memorial fund) 111 he intimated might have de.|Nels Verbeck and son at Milan, The committee, which will handle all de- | jayed production of guns and shells | killing took during a pool tails, for the army, Poindexter said that|T0m row last year Mayor Hanson's own idea calls | vit ome traitors and «pies had been | been a deputy sheriff. for the building of a memorial hos-| executed in the early days of the| B 1 Ste. —— pital, but the committee will not be| war, the lives of better men might bound by the mayor's personal views. | have been naved.” |Burglar Steals “We must have all branchen of | =: a Family Laundry work and thought represented on) Ed Williams, colored porter, and| 44, } More tha e a y Ne “o the committee,” declared the mayor. | John E, Comey, fined $100 by Judge cea hag dine agen Mid ore | u \3 the burglar who made off with a big Seattle must do something really! Gordon on a charge of having whi» laundry from the Imper Hanson Is Naming a Committee for _ Seattle Memorial A permanent Seattle memorial to |Poindexter Asks | Investigation of worth while along this line, We|ky in their possession, appealed the | e at., Monday night, owe it to the boys who have given | decision, and were on trial before C oe up their lives for us.” Superior Judge Dykeman Tuesilay. According to Managep-C. B. Gar diner, n he opened up for busi ness Tyesday; tho a small thru it. | Yankees Cont WED., THURS., FRI, SAT. HALBROOK BLYNN AND CLARA WHIPPLE hurricane inue WASHINGTO. Dec, 16.—The ere cat epee et np fare thru co-operation of the differ: | the place looked as| THE SE NGTOBE Soldiers ENGLISH PAPER | on the dynamiting of the residence of | | which means piracy. | be held in the rooma of the Tacoma! Pajmer had} had been | | Judge OtOis Brinker BEST Germany Advance) ,, TTLE STAR to Help Lieut, Robt. Armstrong, In Charge of Camp Lewis Performers lundreds of wounded and sick | soldiers will stay for months in the hoapltal wards and quarantine barracks at Camp Lewis after their pals have returned to elvilian life But plans are already being rap- od States Attorney Duncan, 4 sev. turned over to the morale fund, | which ts used to entertain the sick | Crehented enaants were never a>-| Jn4 wounded held at camp, under Morale Officer Lieut. Walter Doty, 10—John |formerty of Seattle. The first Moor and balcony for PANS CHURCHILL LONDON, Dec. 10-—"“The United States abould continue in association with Great Britain the task of mak | ing the seas safe.” the Morning Post | j declared editorially today. | “Nothing could be more gratifying | to England. No arrangement could be more effective to insure world) peace.” | ‘The newspaper said America is un-| der an unfortunate misapprehension | regarding the British naval policy as} the result of statements by Winston Churchill, minister of munitions, and first lord of the admiralty, who is called a (actions, impulsive poli | cian. The English, in discussing free dom of the seas, it is pointed out think only of the German definition Therefore it \» impossible to relax the least precau Uon. President Wilson's stand in favor of continuation of America’s three year naval building program, the Morning Post says, “is applauded here.” “To ua,” the paper said, “it seeme that the leagues of nations, if prac tical, naturally will allot the main tenance of the safety of the seas to the maritime nations. No limita: tion of armaments can take the| place of armed defense Prof. Hart Denies “Propaganda” Tale WASTTINGTON, Dec. 10.—Senator Hitchcock and Prof. Albert Bushnell Hart, Harvard, today branded as false and unwarranted the efforts of German propagandists connect them with German intrigue in the United States before this country en: | tered the war Hitchcock's denial was delivered to the senate, while Hart's was made | before the se committee investi: | gating p aga ne Prof. Hart was lecturer on Ameri can history and diploma at the summer session of the University of | Washington in 1908. He is the au thor of several books Nab Special Agent | in Liquor Mix-up| SPOKANE, De 10. Special Agent H. G. Keith of the Great Northern railway was arrested to-| by Police Sergeant Daniels and} atrolman Aikman, charged with | interfering with a # h of Great Northern train Number 1 for booze to ¥ The policemen were intercepted by Keith when th boarded the train, | ind a mix-up oceurred in which Keith is alt to have threatened them with a pickhandle It is stated the Great Northern will fight | the « as a test of the city's! right to search its train Nabbed by Police! Dr. Ralph West and Judge Otis rinker were arrested Sunday when N Sane the doctor's Ford proved too effi- | urd American army is continuing | ojent for the law. Passing thru an “Would You Forgive?” |): io ian tire A advance into Germany, said Gen. | army reservation, their lights gleam A tae hes ass day reached the Rhine from Roland-|frinker, and the party wa n r er, and the party was put un 3rd and 77 1) 3rd and | sack to Brohl, and at nightfall was | der arrest by soldier policemen, Dr Pike Pike on the general line of Roland-| West was put under $10 bail and | cataep ae assanch Munctermafeld. | wit be up for trial in Tacoma Mon | einbolle day. TUESDAY, DEC = . 1 — } ° \ ! wi data to left of the nd a to arm, there will be no guess. | data to right of them, and date piled | ing as to the nation’s manpower for high in rear of them and m cantomment or factory or tarm, nort POKANE, De 10.— Local ex mn . ebiotien ‘boned Number 8 °had aanld in Questionnsiers t nh black and white, fied to ntate draft hendquarters not quit ts pind eee . that Congreseman ¢ c Dil & a| they're all ntributing to the “> f : and hun. fewt array of war fa ever em core per draft delinquent. His name is one f r bled In America-—and perhaps in the of 60 who are alleged to have re-| bled | 4 © sloriows cull fused to fill out and return a ques: | ™ ‘ : giew wit} 1 thee about pens na few days they will seal the : t Uionnaire for the Beptember draft. | IP & tom eee nip it awa the wa are one It wold that Dill's first ques ft is 18-year oo wae Hionnaire was went to him at Wash Carloads of Data 1 to wend Ir quention, lington, D. C. Time for filing wax| From it future generations will! naire, you had better see about tt Jextended to October 6, at the re-| glut on interesting statintion You will be ciaaned as a delinquent Jquest of Dill’'s secretary, Upon) Literally carloads of draft figures) i¢ you a und to be booked as & | Dil’'a return to ne for the and facts wi ntually 0 10| delinquent by Uncle Sam io aa [last campaign his questionnaire wax) Washington from Seattle and every | rious pr ament—even if the war teain mailed (to his loenl address, | other community in the land. is over but again, it is clain was not) All draft data waa to have been onpennsiiiinimiails returned nealed today, but orders received late In @ letter Dill claimed he had, yesterday postponed the date not received his questionnaire, and The questionnaire of every regim further that a* a congressman he tered man between the age of 18 was exempt. The board agreed! and 36, with the exception of the that a valid exemptic could be! infinitestimal few who didn’t return Thurnd ‘CHILDREN HIT BY IRER 10, 1918. THE GERMANS claimed, but deciared it should have| thelr questionnaires, will be filed - temporary investigators people are concerned principally with Secrets Guarded demobilizAtion and the problems of | D N Mr. Jones is not permitted to go food and work, it wan stated in a Ber | to a draft board and learn Smith's jy dispatch received here today, dat ivate gain. future, sworn secrets for 1 But ed Saturday the historis na of th . « Newspapers in Berlin continue to MADE HER SICK rofexsional figu: m Ta, ah! will be able to figure out al-|demand that peace be signed ag Testifying on the witness stand | most anyth 1 quickly a" possible, so that inter. that mice running around on the! The archives will tell how many | corse with other nations can be ” n 1 re floor of the county jail, while she | red-headed men, how many bionds, 4 tated the aromas was an inmate of the institution, how many—but why go on, and on | Fumed before the pr ‘Dt supplies of made her itl, Mrx. Helma Anderson, and on? ‘The questionnaires teil peg and raw materials are exhaust ‘ composer, suing Sheriff String | about everything. at . vi ¢r and the National Surety company o's « big, important, serious Feeding of the larger cities is now | for $5,000 damage sgnin took the phase to the questionns attended be th enormot difficulties, witness chair in r tor Judge: America attem ed a the di atch “— — 0 the con- Jurey'n cou la ment in democracy. To defeat au sestion of traffic resulting from the Since I hay n released, I have tocracy, America became, for the| repatriation of soldiers Germans in Berne say a democrat je republic in Germany is certain, time, autocratic herself, and ordered! her manhood to step up and offer) suffered severe mental depressions,” Geclared Mra. Anderson “The contact with insane people life blood, if necessary, to protect and that. the nobility is doomed. They and vermin and mice in the jail has | personal liberty. jens ee ealraree suffrage” in caused this condition.” | ‘The great experiment succeed- ermany has already resulted in their country’s “becoming mor Mra. Anderson wan jailed several, ed. America answered calmly, months ago for alleged perjury sympathteally, jooratic than the United States. against the city of Seattle ina dam-| sion untrained in military pre © mult a we yardoned by Gov. Ps 4 . 66 ” y eohagamterg 5 : "Y cision bandied the draft board ma-| “Gee Me a Hu: chinery like veterans. Calls for man. power were answered with dispatch, night's ‘performance have] “G2. woman juror waa made tem band, Woman Asks Mayor Sete reeseved Uy ‘mamabire Of (be! sorartiy Ish Mopday, When Mra. An- | POwC 2 ""t,0-ctlmml” bookheoping| “tae ony hobanae But the gallery will be open for| {rem rendered her description Of | rents were met. This was the mennage received yy civilians who want to see the fun. | ‘2° %#!! conditions ie Few people realize how draft xtayor Hanson Tuesday merning The show will be repeated Fri- board officials have tolled. Piso from a woman in Tacoma, who pre with @ matinee Saturday afternoon. request, as I know it's rather um Friday is Chamber of Commerce] 4,000 Cases Salmon. 0" tishters? pg night, Saturday shipbuilders’ night! seizure of 4,000 cases of xalmon Many Statistics | “Vd Uke to see her get a hoe and Sunday Elks’ night. Alre alleged by the government to con.| As a result of their work, not only | band, all right.” aid the mayor, 2.000 shipbuliders have pure haned | tain decompored matter, was made | an army waa raised, but facts that| “but I certainly don't want to take Uckets by federal authorities Tuesday from | may revolutionize industry and edu-|any responsibility which might b : which war declared | ine spokane st. dock. The almon cation have been assembled and| make me the author of an unhappy ritten to be the best! way shipped to Seattle from Alaska | classified. Uncle Sam now knows | marriage.’ os ane? CVEr P00" | by on Alaskan conning company bow. mans rixeters, how many young |... Here's —the--sert- of - husband- the e This in the second cargo of salmon! male auto mechanics, bow many Tacoma woman wants Deg rigade orchestra; Fred lta be taken over by the government! whatnots are in the land. 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