The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 13, 1916, Page 8

—— mn es am oe Tit nse a nto msi hor mtn rename ane ene at ae eee ~ - Maca ain iit a pp nesmcraenggginpin tere a cennm einen coh ih: eae ae arenes THE SEATTLE STAR can oMCTe. em GERALDINE IN VIOLATION OF LAW FARRAR= BY CHARLES EDWARD RUSSELL dinqualified by the law not William Crozte aptain, United euch position tates 46 nominated In On May 14, In open session, : ta! Senator Redfield W. Proctar, who had been secretary of war, rt he | and knew @ lot about all these The World-famous Grand Opera Prima " things, brought the matter up , jod with) by amendment to the army ap- Donna, will Open Sunday at the brigadier geueral,| Prepriation bill, that no money nt on disappearing gun carriages. This gave him a chance to rip Into the whole subject, and he etn pee did a good job. ser of this He charged that the board of ord orde nance had originally been against ortit the Crogier Invention; that Co f jtory, one of its oppone had Wit te been tr ed from the board and his place filled by Capt. Pratt, who was in favor of the carriage, and that about § had already been mpent by the gov ernment on these devices, exclusive tal work In Her Greatest Film Feature ROSA” Saturday Night—Last Times essie arriscale wiTH Wm.Desmond "NOT MY SISTER should be » aring of the cost of expert i leap e seemed to kr periment There was not no doubt, pense of ©. @. Rueseti ing to show tha ert that case the government must have paid the cost of per. fecting and testing this inven. nm, paid the salaries of its in ntore, and then given to them patent on a thing created at ter man than any of the o he was jumy HUT THE WAS A VERY GOOD REASON WHY HE} SHOULDN'T HAVE BEEN AP. POINTED AT ALL, and it lay in the ; ' declared in ¢ the tlon w that the tests of it had made with “pop-cun” charge: After the examination and test forelen governments rejected Experience in the p nt war has rip tn minutes of the ascent of rn ip ia pine shown that {t t# without value a war ts now conducted But the Untted States govern OUR KEYSTONE ht Off the toe, too, “The Snow Cure” ts the og is the star. caro G. WALLACE rine for y ‘$35, 000 Wurlitzer ¢ Orchestra ABET Ng FIRST AT PIKE CONTINUOUS 11 TO 11 ent has fostalled hundreds of Ages and spent $9,000,000 these car upon the Gen, Crozier Is of great abil- ity and strong will power. it Crozier wae a captain, which le generally admitted that to a Is two ranks below lleutenant | Great extent he dominates the colonel. 1 board. t & ary 18 He also strongly influences some members of congress He has been opposed to the government manufacture of am munition on a large ecale, and In favor of encouraging private manufacturers. flee for terma of four years Has a Dustin Farnum manner tn device or pa nt, which, or a ything | a consid uiered by or! WON'T CENSOR 'EM board for test or is connected with LOS ANGELES, May 13.—In SUNDAY DAYS tes Ss SRAMARE |] gc Children Se = th 30e Following abolishment of the board of censors, Mayor Sebas tian sald today he would not appoint a censor commissioner. Capt. Crozier held at that time the following patents: No, 555,426 (with A. R. Buf. —_______— Seats taeda 6 a — “rn vine cr 25, he people be thelr own 1896, for sappearing gun P _ STRIKE IN PORTLAND that demanded by shingle weavers} FP. D. CLISE, 601 W. Highland lage. eS ee tion, when an auto which they oc] RICHARD WILLIAMS, former . 7 in Ballard, Everett and Anacortes,|drive, whose auto killed Walter No, 613,282, Issued November EDWARD KRAUSE was Friday 'NAB AUTO THIEVES? cupied turned into a telephone pole| merc! of Stockton, Cal., sw: Robett, 6, in the Universit Tuesday night, waa not sponsible for the accident Wash. Alex McMillan, 19, and Clifford!at Luna park. It developed, accord-/low iver forks and a silver They demand the union scale of} le delirious over a year 1, 1898, for a disappearing gun [found guilty of misuse of the mati« . at Juneau. This ts his third trial lesued April 9, jand third verdict of guilty H | _ PORTLAND, May 13.—Fifty men 4m the University *hingle mill and Roynton, 20, were arrested early|ing to the police, that the machine |tea ‘the Allen mill were on strike today | ¥#s¢%, which has not been tn effect|/ coroner's jury at the inquest, ound gun will be tried om a forgery charge| Saturday morning and are held on|hed been stolen from Dr, C. Bowd e removed from his for an increase in wages similar to! for more than a year. Tiday. 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