The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 26, 1916, Page 7

Es HILDHOOD FIT him, in New York. “>| All this was done, he admitted, of germs, he CONTINUED for the purpose of minating his! Asked how 4 y kinds of germs} wife's relatives and getting all the|he admini d to Mr, Peck, | FROM PAGE 1 money in the mily Ww nite rep }|_ In this connection the witness Typhoid Hiphtherta pneu Tee ran | fra con pd that married| monia and othe 1 gave him @ fer gold. and pot for spray an t diphtheria and, lat for a visit, and how he also gave! "\ fe paving made t atariiine (0%. 3 {a ‘germs in it, and the aged man a throat spray con | i drement Waite nk and/ bad bim every taining pauemonia germs, a blushed when it became necessary time he wer had no he finally made him het Rise aisks & vthe wos effect, and sake them chloroform and suffocated bim with | "hij. manner thruout ‘ stronger, lis manner thruout was boytab a pillow—for money eka tabitentent I put water to the sheets on his He also narrated how he k W the examination was re-|b@d so that he would catch cold Mrs, John H. Peck by giving her | ,.,, at the forenoon session of | OU, he didn't bacteria and verona court: .Walte admitted that he 1 also put a chemical com All Done for Money court, Waite admitted that he pouss Nrioh See He confessed to an attempt to/as her parents create a poisonous gas, but It fail * p p ed to pr results kill Miss Katherine Peck, his wife's Waite said he put ground glass aunt, by giving her tinned fish con-|in a can of marmalade and gave it Turned on the Gas taining num deadly germs, |to Miss Katherine prior to}, 208 sight | turned co the gas and by putting ground glass into |his marriage but uperinte ben her marmalade. He also put disease germs in a | DUliding came to —- _ —|can of fish and gave that to 1 gave him ars days —————————————— Afterward he frequ gave |defore he as to 0 Thru The Seattle Star | ber various ms, Including ty-|@¥AY. 1 got 90 grain “gt The Masters Gut phold, while he was studying bac a oe Bog Be ty Is Giving Away to the Children 2 eens so Howey r DUBBLE BUBBLE He tried to p wee the germs ve “ first, and himself, he sald, but bis cultures & ‘ . PIPES—FREE failed, and he purchased them, He | ncreased ce ee Ae ee was able to buy germs of diph.| ¥8* & Eastern Outfitting Co. therla, pneumonia. influenza, spinal |, 1 eave him the doses in bis MRS T SECOND AND UNION [Pat aes whee ‘Once or twice it was in eRs SARE T HORTON cur THE “What did you want of the 20K and once tn rice pudding, and es eee ee , doe germs?” he was asked. then once in hot milk | idea? —_—— en spams: T wanted to give them to cer Killed Him With Chloroform About the time I first met Miss jtain people,” he replied Ww told of sleeping on the! Clara Pec i a a a The trouble with the germs,/couch on the night before his fa The prisoner's story of hin life Watte said, was that they were not ther-inlaw's death so as not to] was devoted largely to admissions ‘ | virulent enough disturb his wife jot a series of thefts from the time | | Did you administer any bac He got up ao hour after retiring. | he was a boy until he pilfered $10 FRYES| teria to Mra, John E. Peck? he said, and nistered ch the purse of the mothe Yes, soon after she arrived form to Mr girl he y How often did you give them to What was your purpose in ad « Mis j her?" ministering germs to i those told r | “Quite ofter: I put them in her! people?” his counsel asked wife, w t , a |food on the first day she came and| “I wanted them to die in the courtroom, with she grew ill almost immediately.” “Why while he testified ir j Gave Her Millions | “I wanted their money The dentist smil TL | He had given Mrs. Peck millions| “When did you first get this|that as a child he erve animals He yawned as he told of shirk KELLEY TO FIGHT PRISON SENTENCE =:.::: Fifteen days in jail do not look Uncie Sam 0. K.'s Our Meats good to J. J. Kelley He is gathering legal ammunt | ton Friday for a stubborn fight in Quality Markets «. courts to reverse the decision Judge Gordon made Thursday afternoon. After I Matsuoka, a Japanese Story of Dr. Waite’s life in pictures, and Mrs, Horton, who shared a studio with him and studied with peal bar, vieted of Thursday tenced to same offense, Mike Sovstoy STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 26, AITE SMILES AS HE TELLS OF KILLING; BLUSHES WHEN ASKED TO SAY VILE WORD . & pet m BUACH ng home work tr examination from papers from eve papers, cop dasa t ending the o Ryan gave notice o The proprietor of the Greenleaf Frank Pearson, was also con violating th dry law) and fined $100 and sen-| 20 days in jail. For the 211% | : loye, ad’ d he witness First ave. was fined $100 and sen-| SATURDAY SPECIALS: tend thes on site per veatent omy io i‘, dave jail : A 4 fi nz empt bottles with The police aided th Mayn | Wild Rose Creamery 29 Dauber ate sours Saoak “a1 % ft nok Po 7 Seraar’ Butter, fresh churned Cl First ave. and wrecked the place av Thureday fternoon and ar Fresh Oregon TP UGs kam a dey weit soctenme atte. Nappie, bla wile, ane Mary Ranch Eggs........ 26 fn exactly " Goo lectoe eattoe rhe pe gr a Tia : Full Cream | SixSrsrcx” 13¢ TWO ARE PINNED COAST STRIKE Milk-fed Broilers, 5 fresh dressed....... 3 Cc | dik ee ae imines’... 24c, BENEATH AUTO IS THREATENED fresh-dressed. Cc ‘Pu | | his school ¢ Then he recounted how he stoi tting ThingsOft Choice Shoulder ls cas ue ee 7 Pork Roast........ C)| When an auto driven by C. H pbhipping men are worried . Martin collided with a delivery ma riday over the turn of affairs for as many fa Choice Veal chine standing at the curb at Minor) In the last 24 hours between one trait of human Roast.. C lave. and Howell st. late Thursday) water front employers and or- 4 ’ wht it turned turtle, pinning two) ganized longshoremen. p Choice Steer 12 sengera to the pavement until Employers informally dectare Pot Roast...... Cc! pedestrians came to the rescue they will never grant the de ; Mrs. Mary O'Conner, 1525 East. mands made in the ultimatum Choice Club ‘et: ake and her 4-yearold daugh-| of the International Longshore Sausage............- t bruised about the head | men’s association Choice Spare md pes Unless they do, say the union ddd seeccecors Pacific coast port, from Juneau t Choice Steer 10c! Cu. OF W. ATHLETES San Diego, will walk out June 1,/ Fou aciay having them citended se - and absolutely tie up the vast ship-| you are just putting obat Boiling Beef. GIVE UP CUTICLE ping activities that are now going | conta apiress ag wucer if RAL “ . | co eclate Just how important Choice Veal One hundred square inches of | |top speed |m bearing your teeth have on your Chops..........204- Cc skin Is “taking root" Friday on the |. he unton longshoremen’s repre-|entire health, you wouldn't delay sentatives met in 8 tt from all| another minu You would atep to Sugar Cured Bacon infected — shoulder of Albert | Signe the Comat two weeka aco and |Your phone right now and call. up kc C | Schinke, of 958 22nd ave, at the |Tiq” the plans for 8 AGO, ANd) Main 7215, ask lark, and Backs ; Bvetign tnavites aid the plans for a new wage| make an app ¢ down a ; achedule, whereby they would get] at ° nent. oF aT THE Fo wankers,| It was grafted by Dr. John Booth |in increased share. tn {ng | You. would ta do- BA from the three University of /*” 0! . i onee and the north hingto: c Miles Carey, | Promts west corne Tnlon and ty pitcher Mayfield, foot ave your wor annot «ih ! Ben field Impress or y the Im- n, and De Lan Price. SENTENCE ARSONIST ” ortance of 4 away stler and boxer, who umed Wo off ffice th s work immediate! wing| BELLINGHAM, May 26.—Georg : . sishest al the operation Titcum, who hired Mrs. Minnie|Wwho have graduated from the be Harlan and A. A. Rogers, a civil| dental colleges and who. have, th ky “phe : ARI dence, Is under sentence | front of thelr dental onairs, in plain e Bothell road, from the end) Friday to serve 18 months to 10| might of all. You can make no mis Shops Open Until 9 P. M. of the brick pavement, at the Seat-| vears in prison for arson take in coming here. You are post tle city limits to Bothell, and the} He pleaded guilty afte tivery sure of having your work Enumclaw road, from that town to| Harlan ond Rogers confessed, The |42"%,°%, 4, man, who Knows how to } on a ra rom a own to a an anc Rocersa confessed he | a. b we have no Auburn, are closed for paving fire occurred May % | oney has WinQs-is a Clip wise old saw “wings” by putting extra money in a Savings Account here - The Bank tor Savings FOURTH AVENUE AT PINE STREET tt our teeth put tlon, It won't what St wil! "NOVO-CAIN these days. Tn its your Regal De. Thira 1405 Dental Offices 1916. PAGE 7 Markets Open Till 10 P. M. Saturday Markets Closed All Day OLD PIKE PLACE MET THE PRODUCER HERE FOODS COST jT LESS SEE THE REPAIR STALLS Stalls Umbrelias 63% “a az knives MOVING PICTURES FREE SHOW Lower Floor Lewer Floor Fresh Churned BUTTER 30c Lb. Our Own Churning CASCADE CREAMERY Stall 67 3 Lbs. 85c On Incline Fresh Per ib Churned 3 Ibs. Creamery soe Peanut Butter, ground while | Fresh Bread, White, Rye, Milk Raisin or Graham, 10¢ loaves 2 you walt, 10¢ 1b Ibs... 28¢ | for the; Se loaves 3 for 10¢ Carnation Butter Store STALL 8!1-—-LOWER FLOOR Opposite Milk Stal! GROCETERIA COLE & HARADEN STALL 12 Phone Main 3191 Free Delivery 15e cans Nabob Corn tte ibe cans Shrimy ile Oc cans Shrimps 22¢ 25e can Pimentos 20¢ Ibe can Sliced Beef 10¢ 1be pkgs, Rolled Oats 10¢ Get your Coffee here fresh from the roaster and save from 5c to 10¢ pound. Baker's Chocolate demonstrated here all next week At the New Rainier Meat Co. the public will find a display of fresh meat and sugar-cured hams, bacon, etc., that is not excelled in the city. Honest weight, best service and lowest possible prices is our motto. Round Steak, Ib. ...15c¢ | Veal Steak, Ib... .12%%¢ Sirloin Steak, Ib... .15¢ | Fine Rib Roast of Beef, Pork in 8 8 Ibs. » a eNy .25c Veal Roast, Ib......10¢ Link Sausage, :. .. -10¢ .14c Largest display of ham, bacon, sausage, etc., on the market. Pay checks cashed for customers. NEW RAINIER MEAT Co. 1527-29 Pike Place Old Pike Place Public Market. The Center of Economy o™ Patton Market 116 Where Quality Reigns Supreme Pot Roasts, Ib. . .10c-12c | Strictly fresh Chickens, Pork Roasts, lb.....1lce | per pound 22.oc Veal Roasts, Ib.....10c Choice Steer Steaks, per Pork Sausage, lb....10c | pound ............14¢ 1st Ave. Floor STONG KEEPS PRICES DOWN 25c These Specials Goo: ; 25c 25c jails with @ 2he purchase 1 for One Week S bars Crystal White » bara Lenox Soap $1.5 4 Ibs 4 lbs, Lima & 2c can Corned S iba. Head Tice ted Can Hill's Coffer pk. His Tow § Iba. Hine Japan’ Rice rk Hagle Brand. Miik Split Peas bottle Welch's Grape Paper Hiren’ Extract Root Beer ihe pkg. Aunt Jemtma's Par ara Assorted Jar anor 1 Baking P het " Beans or Pe pke ed AN SPONG'S THREE STORES—CONNER MARKET AND WHITE MARKT The young man lived with tabs, George H. Carmichael, a cer, at 2700 Alki ave., and had hreatened, time after time, to end sown life © left Tlursday morning to de. liver groceries When he failed to return, ¢ \r « 6217 Sycamore « went to A quarrel with a girl, followed ee ipl ee et t by the le of hi caused Geo. |! ana a ee Sepert ae missing Carmichael to go into the woods : While he wa ave. the ‘polit hear 2900 59th ave, 8. W., and com:| oa tn. ae (atar a ecelved the phone ca at the mit suicide, by drinking carbolte | eee ie ae ee acid, Thursday The body was found several| | hours later by Mrs. J. Halestone,| THERE ARE fewer suicides 1501 Laurelshade ave. The empty|among miners than any other} bottle was lying on the ground. workers é it at as t Tuesday— Memorial Day his Public Market Comer Public Market Sanitary Public Market SUGAR 8 Lbs. for 62c 4 Lbs. . 3lc 12 Lbs. 93c r Stall 017, Ave. Floor. Mi 25c With 1 Ib, Bb Hutter, or 1 Coffee H s Red Can Cottee the Bent shing- ton Creamery Butter, lb, Ste, Ibe. Stairs F Stall 45 WALTER M. ‘GOEBEL Stall 45 8 lbs. Granulated Sugar for. . -60c 4 packed best Rasp- the extra choice Bie ow Freestone Peaches We n Blue Figs ir, best pastry. ir, per sack s vice large Grape Raisin -Bhe 200 Oe Milk 10¢, oF lk please the trade. Butter 31c Lb} The Standard of Quality for Years First Avenue Entrance Sanitary Market RED SHIELD TAKE A TRIP BACK HOME Opposite Liberty Theatre Elliott 1730 Stalls 119-21-23-25 Sanitary Market Jersey Cow Butter Store STALL 10—LOWER FLOOR SANITARY MARKET BIG SPECIALS Saturday. We cattle at these at the Armourd ar going to sel Fresh Churned Jersey Butter, Ib. 3 Ibs. Ib... t Pot Roasts, ot Roasts iling Beef, Ib burger, 3 Ibs k, Ib Sirloin Steaks, Ib Armourdale Meat Co. STALL 9—LOWER FLOOR NEW POTATOES Young Spinach, Ib Se Cantaloupes, 15¢ ea.; 3 for S88 New Carrots, Turnips or “Beets, 3 Ibs 10¢ TOKIO VEGETABLE CO. STALLS 42 AND R14 ilg’s mace SaUSages 9°S iat Rolognas and other meat products are absolutely clean and whole the thing The mornings are still cold, and a plate of rictly Fresh Bees, Imported Swiss Cheese, ib Wisconsin Brick Chee: se, Jack Cheese 5c PER POUND some. All made in our model kitchen, upstairs. Just for outings and picnics delicious Pork Sausage, pipipg hot, with a cup of steaming coffee, will put you right for the day STALL 132. SANITARY MARKET. CORNER PUBLIC MARKET inte Fresh eamery, Ih 27ke Uo a customer Be 1.07 Butter Special 28e doz. 2 doz. SSe . he EGGS *: MILK j,°*"; Maid f ngton for., 300 200 Be . Be Other Big peciaie—Thaae Prices Good Monday Also Stall 102 Green’s Butter Store Ma‘n Floor FRONT OF _STONG’S GROCERY Murray Still Knocking the Prices Down and intends to keep up the good work as long as Meats are High Legs of Lamb, lb... .15c | Sirloin Steaks, Shoulder Lamb, lb.12'/2c | Veal Cutlets, Ib.. .12'c Pot Roast, lb. .7c to 10c | Veal Roast, lb......10c Pork Roast, Ib... .. -10c | No. 1 Hams, lb.....17¢ Pork Loins, lb......16c | No. 1 Bacon, lb... ..15¢ Boneless Carned Beef, |b. .10¢ Murray Meat Co. Washington Market Stalls 2, 3, 5, 7. 94-96 Pike Street ORPET FIANCEE - WANTS LETTERS Ib... 14 Orpet loved Miss Youker, and tl he therefore had a strong motive for killing Marian, his former sweetheart Judge Donnelly is believed to be inclined to grant Miss Youker’s re quest, but has not passed on it yet. The seventh venire of 100 men WAUKNGAN, HL, May 26.—Miss | reported in court today, Only four eleste Youker, former fiancee of | Jur have been perma ently acy Wits 1. Ornat 1 personally ap cepted. Each side has ten peremp: 5 peal to Judge velly to return | tory challenges still remaining her love letters to the college youth eee. charged with the murder of Marian! YEARLY ON February 2 amd Lambert for 45 days after, a mysterious became known today fire breaks out in Ariyake bay, on © prizes the letters high-/the west coast of Kyushu, Jap pecting to prove by them that’ burning both on land and sea,