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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-06
Sl00 REWARD FOR
EACH JAIL BREAKER

Sheriff Fred Lathe began
mailing 500 copies each Of photo.
graphs OF Or" Alien. John Soudas.
William Coatz and Harry Ford,
fugitives OF the recent King county
Jail break. Tuesday.
The posters offer 800 reward for
the arrest OF any OF the prisoners
The reward was offered by tie
King county commissioners,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-06
BANK GUARANTY
Law IS PASSED

OLYMPIA. March 6.--BanlS guar
anty law. House Bill 23o, was pass
ed by senate this morning by vote
OF 36 10 4. without amendment.
II probably viii be signed by the
governor Immediately.
Nichols declared that while he
wasn't entirely satisfied with the
bill and preferred a compulsory
law. he believed IL would become
compulsory in effect. forcing banks
to become members.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-06
WILSON ADDRESS
IS SENT ABROAD

WASHINGTON, March 6-To
set Europe right" on the position
of the United States in the inter
national situation today, President
Wilson has instructed that copies
Of his inaugural address be brought
TO the attention of all foreign gov
ernments as information"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-06
OWNER GETS APPAM

WASHINGTON, March 6.-Lieut.
Hans Berg's heroic trip across the
Atlantic with the British S. S. Ap-
pam. captured by the German raid
or Moewe, proved futile today when
the supreme court awarded the YES.
sci to her British owners,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-06
BAR POLITICS AT GILL TRIAL


m What shall be said, what
can be said. oi Sen. Jones
and his II associates who in-
voked a technical parlia-
mcntary privilege TO prevent
the United States government
from proceeding along the
course that good sense and
patriotism dictate? 4 course
il is that a vast majority oi
both houses OF congress favor
ed, that the president tells Us
is vital, and that nine out Of
every 10 Americans believe
should be pursued.
T They cannot very we'll b.
called little Benedict Ar
nolds. because they adopted
their petty course OF their own
lilliputian initiative rather
than at the suggestion OF an
enemy government.
They cannot be called Judas
Iscariots because they did not
first kiss the victim they were
trying TO hand over to tho
enemy
They cannot be called Tai
leyrands or Machiavellis be-
cause they are neither subtle,
clever nor big enough.
They cannot be called idiotic
because they followed their
mistaken course with a per-
sistency and a sort of intelli-
gence that sane men employ.
T The people OF Washing
n ton can only thank
heaven that Sen. Poindextcr,
after vacillating around. decid-
ed 10 support the American
government wholeheartedly.
For those others. it seems
you can only call them what
they are-JoneS. la Toilette
Gronna. Stone, etc. Language
has limitations. Ii has reach
ed one boundary here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-06

CHARGES
COERCION

BY noon, II jurors were
passed for eause-temporariiy
accepted BY both sides in the
murder trial OF Thomas n.
Tracy, the first Of the "a I. w.
w. 20 be tried in connection
With the shooting at Everett
November 5. when bostload
Of I. w. W., on the steamer
Verona, attempted to land. and
were prevented by deputy
sheriffs and armed citizens.
Judge Ronald met attorneys for
the state and defense and Sheriff
Stringer in chambers on the open
ing session Tuesday TO settle the
question OF removing the 81 re-
naming defendants from Everett
to Seattle.
There are already 20 defend
ants in the King county jail now.
Attorney Vanderveer insisted
that the rest OF the |. W. WIS be
brought here for court purposes
and to avoid a recurrence OF any
underhand methods to get to" the
defendants, as claimed by Wander
veer.
Prisoner Coerced9
Nanurfveer says-a Los ADgei<4
attorney asked TO see one OF the
prisoners. Harvey Hubert. Monday
afternoon. Hubert refused to sec
him. IL is said. and. In turn. was
forcibly dragged out OF his cell by
two deputies and made 10 talk.
Il don't propose TO have our eli
ents treated this way" said Van
deryeer. we want them in Seat
tie"
Prosecutor LLOYD Black said he
didn't believe the Snohomish coun-
" commissioners would care to
trust the prisoners in the King
county Jail.
You know they get away every
once in a while" he said, while
we've never lost a prisoner
Sheriff Stringer. after being
called into conference. said
that he thought the prisoners
would remain in Everett for the
time being.
The courtroom filled promptly at
Q: 90 a. m. Many were turned
away.
Mrs. Helen Lee. S616 14th ave.
S. wife of house mover, said she
had read little of the Everett af-
fair after the shooting.
Would you be prejudiced against
a man who engaged in strike"
questioned Vanderveer. even IL his
actions proved hardship to the
mill owner?"
NO. | think not
rs your health strong enough to
carry YOU thru trial lasting pos
sibly two months?"
Yes"
She was passed for cause;" that
Is, she will he on the jury unless
one side or the other exercises its
privilege to discharge her on per-
emptory challenge without cause.
This makes the ninth juror passed.
Farmer Excused
+. w. Chandler. Allentown farm
er, was excused by the court. when
he said that his health was not
good,
II. VI. Gould. 1857 4th ave. W.,
insurance business in New York
blcck, said that he had read head
lines concerning the Everett affair.
but paid no particular attention to
IL after that.
Gould said he wasn't opposed to
the principle of unionism because
he didn't know anything about the
subject.
You understand the distinction
between the open and closed shop?'
Moore asked.
mo. sir"
DO you believe an employer has
right to deal with his men col
lectively?"
Attorney Cooley objected
Judge Ronald interposed here TO
the effect that any employer had a
right to deal with his men as he
saw fit, asserting there was no law
to the effect either way.
MORE |. w. w. NEWS ON PAGES
5 AND 7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-06
HOUSE PASSES PORT
COMMISSIONER BILL

OLYMPIA. March 6.--The bill en-
larglng the powers of the Seattle
port commission. and providing sal
aries OF $4,000 a year for three com
mlssioners, passed the house yester-
day.
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be the rot,eness piece Of leeIs-
Iation put over by the session.

lstion put over by the session.
Floor Leader Reed. V is charged,
has been working and lining up
votes for the passage OF the bin be.
cause II involves the purchase for
capitol building purposes OF land
owned by him near the Temple OF
Justice.
Reed Is a member OF the capitol
commission. which has charge OF
spending the capitol building funds
One OF the rottenest features OF
the bill. it was pointed out by Sen.
ator Nichols. Is n clause which
authorizes the investment OF state
industrial Insurance funds in cap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-06
ADVERTISING MANAGERS
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Chances to save are as
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The best offerings of
Seattle's best stores APP
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-06
NIGHT EDITION

The Star photographer caught
the mayor smiling as he entered
the federal building 10 stand trial,
and the weather man also sees fair
weather. He says: Fair tonight
and "Wednesday; cooler"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-30
GERMAN INFLUENCE
IN VERA CRUZ CAUSES
A REIGN OF TERROR
Passengers Reaching Galveston
Tell of Conditions Prevailing in
Oil Fields Near Minatitlan Two
British Subjects Killed.

By AssociAted Press.
Galveston. Tex March 3O--W a.
r buckingham, general manager CO..
the Aguila oil company on the ithmus
ut Tohuuntepcc. and his ,ashior
named lianuyrwan wcr" killed Hr
bandits ~ Naurhual ON March o. a.-
rordins io information brought here
by passengers auI,ml from Mexico uu
q tuuk steamship Both were British
subjects. After buckingham ht#
been killed his body was hacked %
pieces
These passengers ALSO report that o
reign ut terror has prevailed for Sew
cral weeks boz tho oil folds near Min.
atitlan. Nm the state Of Vera cruz, amt
declared II tu ho the result uf Ger
man influence The on fields DE pc-
tween territory occupied hy Caranzl
troops op one side and the force. 90
I1pIt1 ON the other.
Buckingham and Bauncrmau Wcr,
killed following % demand py the
bandits for Si.1no and their discovery
that the safe contained unls $1,000,
buckingham had been m Mexico fo'
twenty siN years
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-30
MUCH AERIAL ACTIVITY IL
REPORTED ON EAST FRONT

Pctrosad. March 80 r2:35 p. M,
VIA London British Admiralty per
Wireless Press The official state
mcnt issued today reads
Western front lE the region of
Coldo,ichi. thirteen miles southcas,
81 Barauovichi We attacked with AS
phyNiatlng eaf simultaneously our
artillery bombarded the euemy =
trenches with shells charged with
chemical
"Nctr the village OF Martinoyka
the Ognski canal the enemy attack
cd our positions and forced uu en-
trance Co our trenches hut were dis
lodged
'RGmaulu front oar arul'ry
brought down 90 German lTpiAne
Caucasus front. There We're scout
iug reconnaissance. and reciprocal
firm.
Aerial activity ono Of uur air.
planes uomblrdod Tultchu'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-30
SWITZERLAND NOT TO
MAKE MOVE IN BEHALF
OF PEACE At PRESENT
Parliament Decides Today by a
Vote of 88 to 90 That This Is
Not an opportune Time for
Such Steps to be Taken.

hy Associated ifoss.
Bcrne. March go iVin Paris. March
3p. I.Io a. mD The swiss parlia
m,ut decided today hy - vote OF SIS -
% that switzerland should make no
move u behalf or peace a. present
This action was taken after hcarirF
tho majority and minority reports Of Pc
commission appointed to consider The
possibility of peace move by swift
zerllud
Tho majority advised ngain-t any
action see ths time Thr mnority
suggested
First That rno Huudcsrath declare
itself ready 90 take part n q general
conference OF states immediately oftor
tho war or fpr the purpose Of crratsnr
nm International organization for the
peaceful settlement of an political and
economical lutornatOal dispute. SOC.
udlN. that Nh" bundesrnth declare o.
sclf ready 60 offer lts good services foi
peace negotiations whenever the cir
gumsHuces seem timely or wheHeNe ei
N, service. ar ryoucstd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-30
AUSTRIA IS ANXIOUS
TO REMAIN FRIENDLY
WITH UNITED STATES
She Is, However, Even More De,
sirous and Determined to Sup
port Germany; to Follow Lead
of Ally in Case of War

by Assorih'ed ltesN ,. ,t...t d.
Borne. March 30 ,Nn Piris, Mar
20. l.l5 q. ma neutral dipl"n''i
who arrived here from Vienna t"d''
assert. that Austria is almost irN'I's'-
IS unNious fn retain good re''t"h'
with the United states mt b. ''''
moro dc-irous uud determined tn sup
port Germany
According 60 tho diplomat, 10 AMEN
cu and Germany En 90 war .,'"
vuI follow the lead ol her any DIV
If peace IS preserved vienna u'p'
to avoid oT'uk Wilh lh' h''"
states
The economic situation in Nu~'i'" u.
dos. ribbed py the Traveller - ''iN "''
ana rettiug steadily worse, HNh"" ''
perhaps not w"r-" ih'n lh"i ih ''''
many.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-30
VIRTUALLY ALL REBEL
FORCES IN OR|ENTE
PROVINCE SURRENDER
Cuban Revolutionists to the Mum.
Der of Between 500 and GOO Give
Themselves Up; Turn Over Am.
munition and Many Arms.

by Associated Press
Havana. March 30.--Nirtunlly an
soldiers and civilians comprising IN"
rob"l forces Of Itiguherto Fernandez,
ia pricute province between 500 and
600 IN number. surrendered to Colonel
NaruuH at Guantanamo early today.
Ia -urT'uder!ug the rebels gave up
30, 0uo rounds of rife ammunition and
10000 rounds OF machine gun ammu-
milton. together with sixteen dynamite
bombs
Fernando himself is still al large.
The forces that surrendered in
oluded two and one half squadrons 90
cavalry. two companies os infantry
one machine sun section one trasporl
section and one hundred civilians to-
srthCr with all Officers and equipment
ot the troops.
Rafael Mauduloy, liberal candidate
f0r the coycrnurship of Oriente prov.
Ince. accompanied by several prom
inont men of Santiago DE cuba. alse
surrendered
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-30
ONE NDRED STEEL UOrE
SUM NRlNE NiTIS OiiDtRID

Washington. hurCh go orders
Wet, placed hy the navy department
today with the American steel "
wire company Of philadelphia for
thr immediate construction ct on"
hundred stocl rope submarine" nets.
Thu nets viii cost tl>Nl each. viii
hr I.osu rcct long 3o Zee, wild, with
a I2-fuu' mosh Deliveries vil De
g.u Within three weeks Juu continue
at DO, rate ~ ten "a week thereafter
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-30
SUB WAR IS
HUGE SUCCESS. SAYS
MINISTER OF NAVY

By Associated Press
Amsterdam, March 30 CVia london.
a3 y M ON confidential tate
Ineut 60 the rcichstaE main committee,
lf reported in "a telogram from Berlin.
Vice admiral Nop '1pcllo GetmIu
minister of the navy said un 'Xpccta
"ns regarding the submarine var had
been realized 90 the fullest extent tn,
total Of Tonnage officilu, reported a.
having urvu sunk boo February
amounting 90 7Nt 500. were destroyed
u spite ur uum,urablr wsther nnc
Ioc ilucs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-30
LULL IS REPORTEDIN
FIGHTING ON FRENCH
FRONT FOR PRESENT
Heavy Engagements Which Have
Been in Progress There Since
the German Withdrawal Began
Are Ended for Time Being.

w NEfWTTNTNI TFNNF
Paris. March 30 &. p. mJ THE
heavy nghtluE on the French front
since the beginning OF the German
Withdrawal has come 10 an end for
the time being
From the Sommc 20 the AIsnc the
night was calm along our 1utposts,
says today'e official report There
were no important events elsewhere
pn the front with the exception ot pa
trol encounters ana rather lively
grenade lighting Ia the sector of Mai
sons de Champagne
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-30
CANtDINNS tTTNCK GERMANS:
HEAVY LOSSES SUFFERED

Berlin, March 90 tNirclcss To say
vile canadian troops made four
attacks last night uu German posi-
tuu- east of Ncuyilio 81 Naast, the
war office announce. They were re-
pulsed with heavy losses - further
Withdrawal OF German troops ON the
Pcrunuc-Fus road is announced.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-30
MILITARY FORCES IN
PANAMA CANAL ZONE
TO BE STRENGTHENED

~ NEFWT TNTFW TTFEN
Washington, March s0.-Strengih-
ening Of tho military forces in the
Panama canal zoae was ordered today
by the war department aad aboard VI
officers named Ia report upon organ
izins civilian employees In tho canal
1one tur military defense purposes,
The hoard will consist OF Lieut.. Col.
Chester Harding. governor OF the zone
& ,mmander Hutch I. Cone. marine
superintendent OF the canal. and Ma
ior oliver Edwards OF the genNrel
staff.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-30
Mr.. Wilson Has Mapped Out the
Program He Will Present Be.
fore Joint Assemblage of the
House and Senate Next Week.
PROMPT COMPLIANCE WITH
HIS PROPOSALS EXPECTED
Democrats and Republicans Hold
Caucuses to Formulate Organ.
ization Plans; Ways Of Raising
Revenue Are Considered.

By Associated Prose
Washington, March 3u.-S steps in
anticipation OF President WILSON ape
pearancc before congress ueNt week
aud for action ON whatever rcCum-
mcndltions he may make tu meet
the national emergency began TO
take formal form TO-DAY These steps
were.
Tho president held q nnal confer
encc with his cabinet preparatory 20
starting the actual writing of the adj
dress he viii deliver before q joint
assemblnec Of the house aud senate.
House Democrats held CAUCUS to
consider plans for oreanizntlon at the
house hv their party and commit
tee uf twenty seven Republicans met
to prepare is nnal recommendations
Tor organization OF the house which
VIII he laid before q caucus of Hcuub
Leans tomorrow.
Plans Tor raising revenue were con-
sidcr"d at meeting ut Democrats"
member of the house 0nvs and
means committee"
Universal Training Plan.
senator Chamberlain chairman of
the senate military affairs committee
following his conference with th'
president yesterday over his uuivc"-
sal military training plan. agreed "a
press for prompt action Iu the sr'r'"
ON "a, rcuulur army IpprupI .ttI 1u
ban. which failed it IA" last .,-~,uu.
us soon as it comes oNc. from do"
house.
The senator assured the president
that b, already has authority without
further congressional aeon tu rdl-'
Immediately au urmE n' more than
1Uu.UuU by Increasing 'hr regular
army ,o war strength and calling out
the entire national guard Hi war
strength Reports Of submarines hhN-
ING been seen off Muutauk Point
Monday nisht were believed today o.
have been disposed cot 1N Srcr"rtN
Daniels announcements thni th"'
were iu roJut, patrol motor boats rec
turning To- Long Island sound after
u.ll trips
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-30
ASSUMING THAT CHANCELLOR'S SPEECH IN
RE|CHSTAG REPRESENTS REAL SENTIMENTS
Of THF EMPIRE AND THAT SUB CAMPAIGN
WILL NOT Be CHANGED, WAR IS CERTAIN

WASHINGTON March 30As the cabinet today with President
Wilson the before assembling Monday the
United actively
with Germany.
Cabinet members the the
a of preparedness.
Taking for granted from the speech of the German chancellor that Ger
uthessness
have given hope that actual clash with Germany be avoided
Baker said early of the West
Point under consideration but had been determined
Redhed said the chips
the geodc the for
Preliminary have also been made for having the
take direction of wireless plants.
Secretary Wilson said nat satisfactory being made plans
of labor of who
members of the council of national defense reported that everything possible
being all of the of the nation for the
WASHINGTON, March 30 After todays cabinet meeting which
indications
ron week adopt resolution declaring that
between the United States The
ients partially finished message to discussed
Daniels and
half
cabinet members had departed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-30
Denver Society Woman. Accused
of Staying Her Husband, Freed
in Exactly Nine Minutes; Only
One Ballot Is Taken.
ANNOUNCEMENT GREETED
WITH CHEERS BY CROWD
Oh, I'm so Glad II Is AL Over,
Defendant Says; Shakes Hands
With Jurymen. Thanking Each
One; Poses for Picture.

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rari'',' - ,,,,'h''',s ,,..,'.s1..,
smith la n iurv her. mis- a,,ernoon
rho u,,, ,vns out oniv ,,in. minutes
one balloi wns taken
when IN. y.r,ict uaa onpouncea
In court there was NO demonstration
but when the word yna paased 20 the
crowds outside the room great cheers
rang out
Mrs Smiths friends ouiekiv sur-
rounded her showerlng her with
CONGRATULATIONS.
.oh ~, so ola, &, 40 ~, hy.r.. ;. sh.
said smiling.
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sn,,,h uaIlsa 80 a,,a .tnos ,,nS.
v',,h ~. iur,neu tnnuttn, ea,,' ona
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f"'e" !" n"'' NJ" s'a'ns"'
Sni'h was s'""' we n"rh'hs Oh
'a"u"'' - 'aS'' i's W'ie maintain
eu sue w"H i"'cuu MI hii', IohoW.
lhs y hisht OF 'orture thet Sultnlna'eu
~ thre'tN ~ P'n 10 XII sl'ureo'
MIS- sn''h l--Seaf-old dahshter oy
M"s Nn"uu'' s"p'"s'u Ds Nts-
s"''" "'"'.' N''reu D''''"n, nr-t-
'on "'"Se "''''' W. ~ S"'0Hs"'
| MiS' H"'" ~ r''n ~ iie"us
o"u'u s'l n'r .'MsS 'r"i', 'ne 'hrons
ol "o'u'n sp'e'''"'S % '"e u'"i Wno
',,s ,nser oufs,d.s ~. c,,,,,, rno,, sor
,,a,. a., hr.,,,t ~ ro,, ,,,,..a,,n, .t,,o,,
January 10. Here she posed for mo
tographcrs and tried To talk TO news.
papermen. but found herself unable
to make any connected statement.
! ~ can't say anything she cried.
! I'm not responsible.
A moment later she waved her
hand In the air. saying. Il feel lust
! like that then she seemed tn forc.
herself to think commercially nud OK
claimed: "Oh. I'm SO glad the sus-
pense r. over"
| shows No AeItation.
| NJ. sn,,,h .no,.ea a., a,,,,,,,.,,
nil. no iwr,, ,,as o,, ia, ,na,,at
anio,,y v,th rr,ends In inc snor,ss.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-30

London. March so tNoonl---A Reu-
tor dispatch from Amsterdam today
adds the following 20 the wireless
version of the speech OF Or. Won
Bcthmanu- Hollweg. the German inn
perial chancellor. in the reichstag
Regarding the military situation.
4 have little 90 add 10 the army re-
ports In the east, extensive opera
lions are out Of the question a. pres
cnt. The season OF impassable roads
prevents operations ON greater
scale.
''in the west our backward move
ments are being effected according 20
plans ana lead 20 daily nereasins
freedom ot movement The thanks
of the entire people are due Ia the
troops and their skiilful leaders.
"On an the other fronts our troops
are standing with undiminishcd ten
acitl. In Macedonia. bulgarian and
German troops are spleudtdly repuls-
ing French attacks on great scale
"Regardlng the submarine war. the
secretary OF the admiralty today MADE
"a detailed statement 20 the main com
mittca ot the reichstag
/ Discussing internal politics, the
dispatch quotes the chancellor as suA e
ing
! Although I WOULD like IL hest II W.
could make reform lu the iranyhis'
tomorrow. / doubt whether The mo-
mcnt when We are concentrating Ai
our sirength in lighting the enemy y
the right one for maugurutng neN
electoral law. We must subordina''
everything GO bringing the war 10
lhuppy conclusion