The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 30, 1916, Page 7

STAR—TUESDAY, MAY 30, LOGAN BILLINGSLEY PAYS US A VISIT AND GETS INTERVIEWED Momtlalemal C eairaince 1916, PAGE 7, OUUUNNHNANNUROEEEEOUUOUUUUANAAAAAANAANNnEVUUUUUHAAAnaanenenneee UU UTHN AAA EDWIN SELVIN A big, raw boned, bass voiced, Down at the Day and Night drug | fighting, shooting, wild-and. store was Logan Billingsley and his | woolly, harcbolled sonofagun | affable manner 1,000 Yards 36-Inch = 1,000 Yards Outing with a sixshooter hanging on At that ver) moment an office > havsatac ' - Ya announces the appointment of C. P, Cy hie hip, a bewte Naite in Onb |trom Oklahoma was cn hin corte ! c Percales 7¢ Yard Flannel 6¢ Yard ; 4 | boot, and a quart of squirrel |g th extraditi ner YTANDARD 12%4¢ quality, yard e {YANCY colored Outing Flan- tron as ulation Manager of Business | Whisky in the other, with @ | nitingniey is wanted there for WO wide Percale in Nght } nel of a good, firm quality. ; 5 | Southern backwoods accent and b pated f " i Chronicle. For the past two and a half | a long-tailed coat~ poing a fugitive from justice in a grounds with neat black stripes SECOND AT UNIVERSITY Priced regularly at 10c a yard. : 5 | You can have one guess, liquo - cond Floor er —Second Floor years Mr. Catron has been in the circula | Who is it? You might say for me,” he sa +7 : + » Nope, Wild Bill's dead. that I say this is political per — ae ae i. tion department of the Post-Intelligencer. | Whodya think? oution —All Charge Purchases Made in the Month-End Sale Will Be Put to Next Month’s Account—Bills >: - Wrong again. | » campaign is warming up Prior to that he was on the Kansas City We thought so, too, at first, | D&ck there, The county attorney Rendered July 1st But Logan Billingsley is not 1 Oklahoma City, John Embry, as vaintnnietinnatieiinn that sort of chap, tho half of | Pires to be governor and expects) Seattle, we wot, has that idea, |! make a lot of antt-prohibition| Monday afternoon a gentlemanty,| Yotes by putting me on exhibition slender-looking fellow, young in| this fall.” | Star and the St. Louis Globe-Democrat, 500 Yards White Wash Goods 15¢ Yard 600 Bleached Turkish Towels 7c Each and he has had in all 15 years of circula- psa Rousing Remmamt Sale ence. | years ¥ th wavy own hair and Saye He's Persecuted : = : - A MONTH-END Clearance of |& Norfolk jac ket walked bashfully Billinguley decta it was neces | A SPFCIAL pur L po ° oo ran of £ white many [ttt tim wie conriied ovo] | mnrcd ree! | Silks, Dress Goods, Linings nel oe ae, ae | He might have by a life 1 Was assured I wouldn't havel surance salesman or, maybe, the/to pay af | kraduate of a Methodist seminary. | left ther | He hesitatingly apr sed the elty | Yo | editor's desk | wh A Circulation Department of eleven go to fail,” he said and went to New| and then to Weat Virginia, A GENUINE old-fashioned clean-up of every wei odd piece, short piece, of Silks, Dress picked men is now being organized to UHUONGUGONOAAUAEANAOUY SOUAUUOAUDTEONOGUAQOOOU AOUOAUERONGOQOUOOOOEND AUOOERSESEOU OOO TOOGOESCOOUOAOAOOUUENONGAAOOUOGAEOOUROAESOGOOGAD SOND EOOUOGEUOOUEE AOMSOOA OOOH thoroughly work Washington, Oregon, F reckon he drewied, “inks via | Tietaad stayed three years. The Breakfast Cloths Goods, Suitings, Coatings, Linings. Thousands 900 Yards Colored a ¢ * 0U| authorities have known where . : : y Montana, Idaho, British Columbia and tignk I'm @ head character.” was all the time aince the trouble, | at 69¢ Each of desirable pieces in all. Madras 12%c Yard Southeastern Alaska. by p 1 solici Hb fooked him Sieg bagi : hale molented stil thm com OLORMD bordered mercer —Pieces for waists, for skirts, for dresses, for A MONTH-END clearance of . aster aska 7 sona s Cle alk od Jaman ; _ “hi ’ - , 00 yards of 32-inch je ou er aska, by personal solici | m Logan Billingsley.” said) And back in Went Virginia? bathar” See04 Aen ‘ suits, for coats, for children’s garments—to say 4'aadras end Stripes Oud : the stranger, fumbling at his hat Yes,” said Billingste Flac yd we ype rise seo ing » niece itable “vow. i ahs nse " tation, | City Editor Surprised iuhne iden eek Taken: Shel termorty $1.00, Clesrance.@te nothing of the pieces suitable for fancy work. , Nice for men's shirts } It is infrequently that the city | seemed to think | wa trumental Staple fabrics, fancy novelty fabrics. The smart py pt HAE lone editor is astounded. You could in it. Well, drew materials of the season io and ee ee [him F dent Wilson had be al kth ‘. Le Al an unusually attractive remnant sale s wt ek Ss aeenine in Pxcciet = fea Month-End Clearance I 6 ticketed with its length, its original price bi 7 7 June 3 wouldn't bat an eye. But this was! words as ‘shoot, stab, beat and} Children’s Garments at eh cheese bth 35c and 50c Junior |. Culinaeday We ce thee Biiouasee, | othe Kew ines Sa atiae Gale —All the Aisle Tables in front of the Dress Silk Lisle Hose 15¢ is the : % jate of Oklahoma, proprietors ofthat I stabbed somebody, which {s D Es ; Goods and Silk Section will be devoted to this LEARANCE of a small lot is the date of the first issue jthe Stewart st. pharmacy, which | ali funny to me. There was abso @ years Mt sale. First Floor of Junior Hose. P ij om see dhe nee by the police, | tutely no knifing nor gunning gl at 7 at ~Pink, sky and tan, in sizes 7 a e by city do ue} <yroup © one lo’ ° ay “\ Wf 4 | thorities. te be a fy etry Sn | “Just Runs Drug Store” | ee to 9% only, Nena leuxer.) : a The tacts ware, a frie nd of mine|}] containing garments priced a Important Month-End Clearance ek and white, in sizes 7 sk your news dealer | hy.” maid the city editor, “I] licked a stool pigeon ‘ and $5.06 ¥ . : jthought you were a big, raw-boned 1 have never, to my knowledge Clearance price o1.19 L) Jl D mre few pairs of tan and {fighting shooting. wild-and-woll sold at it of quar in this town out: Second Fioor en iS} @ use resses bleak Li Hove. in this lot, in ets Himself int d side the law am running a dru . a | wate dest a GAIA Lesea| store, that's ail. Month-End Clearance : - . Month-end Clearance ....15¢ Billings 1 thought I'd come up 1 admit | have a little 2 ; Three Lots—89c, $1.39, $1.85 First Floor. a and see you about it whisky bac n Oklahoma, and Rumpled Lingerie es HREE speci have been arranged for Wednes- Pil have’ a’ fenetian Grow th nnd lcs test wis eyes twinkled-—"oetlih. YY oe etsina tops anaa Month-e Women’s $1.75 wee you this afternoon.” sald th ver aid anything dishonest 1a valnon” Claarunes ne { these Dresses are good styles, and are made of Venetian Silk Vests ae ‘le # see, where is your—er Sng hel By ie Deinte Matecest tite he be quality ginghams in neat patterns and good at $1.39 | ag store us . £or A vee * and high-ne lace s . My office is located in the Day| into the Day and Night with a Sma omorotdery, erit color OE ege and Night drug store, 1 Third | bun of warrants some hand | embrol 5 The size range will be somewhat broken, but there ENETIAN Glove Silk e..” sald Logan Billingsley Know where a druggist named [J and $200 values, fol eote | will be all sizes in the lot to start with, COME EARLY Vests, with embroidered | f = oad bore the ae editor om sl store ia?” he asked $1.25 and $1.50 House Dresses. Z ‘ fronts; band top with dainty = reporter, later, “you drop around to. Billingsley e ‘ e a = “ rps = |the Day and Night drug store Never heard of him,” answered Irregulars of 50c Silk —$2.00 House Dresses at............. hometitching = Every Saturday Morning = know that laf—-end ese | Logan “apa $2.50 and $3.00 House Dresses at ............ —Flesh and white, sizes 36 to aa "Siac te cupy tt delle Vaan, 96 per year by malt ae | Loxan gsley — nice looking| The constable walked out Boot Stockings 25c Pr. 42; $1.75 values, "Special at S 1216-17-18 Alaska Bldg., Seattle, U.S. A. sstsil that—he says its politics |romarked the big, ‘awhoned, fghi ‘aha tadinde on Silk Bloomers $1.49 = S-» 5b ee | wants to a8 rout tt voting, and xo forth, as be y pencuee Hair Ornaments = ELLIOTT 533 = him say it It is—| flecked a off his care 1 Bg ~_ 10¢ Each LSO Venetian Glove Silk, = = i> thane | talienatnioured No acket ae eae in OMBS and ; in flesh and white; sizes STUUUANUAANNMAOUOUUAUNNANGALONUUUGQQONQOUOUUAAOEONNAGAUUOOOUUOUOLONNOONA0G0 OGNUGHONUOEL Fre a ; < ’ f the Stock! Ne variety of Kinds Red Socnceo, Mack Morocco, | | 5, 6 and 7; $1.75 values age range of aises and colors ptions, | white black net leat learance at ......... a1. ! S TON FARMERS TR: OUNDS | proke i , t r ; ’ ‘ WASHINGTON FARMERS TRAIN HOUNDS broken Women’s $1.25 FOR BIG SU MMER DRIVE AGAINST THIEVES 6 pairs blacks, in size ; inge : * rb ty heat on Summer Union Suits 12 pairs of pink, yellow PAT DECLARES HIS INTEN-, perhaps that | was very censorious TIONS lof my friends and a rather disa * It has come, the very thing I/greeable person to have around. Y@old you about yesterday, little | But you know I never censure my Peek, and it bas come sooner than friends either to themselves or to I expected. others; only to you, dear conft- Yesterday my little nurse asked (dante, do I say just what I think for a holiday, which | was only about everything and every o too glad to give including myself. Annie promised to spend the No one has ever b @ay with me, and Mollie brought | {ll of another, simply berger 08 er OE Te 250 Handkerchicts for T0cEach _ s0f, Bee 12 paire of yellow and nav Spunates Hi ise are new stock, just siinagaile MONTH-END clean-up of 12 19¢ and Ie. received. Fine mercer- 24 pairs of yellow, gold A in at n f . n f ized quality; reinforced under dork gray and navy, In otes Handkerchiefs for women ts that were left from arms and in thigh; hem- rf . pa former sales, and some regular stock; slightly soiled or stitched band top; sizes 4, 5 Fellow, in sive te "| rumpled : and 6; $1.25 values, Special rd me speak because I do | r | @ purse from the hospital to fix not belleve | can judge what is 5) me for the night good and what is iI] in anothe tte REET Ti Es ET OEE IEE ienteretteasatcriiaas T was almost sure that Alice was A the most eresting . 6 9 | as eet wih Patios 1 aid vot|eulg oo. many, moany times “it te MELODYPHIENDS ask any questions all ‘mixed up,” and to me there tx} Do you know, little book, that nothing quite so mixed as that we call good and evil one of the greatest abuses of whic | friendship {s the assumption that) Where one begins and the other | because you call s reom your|ends none r | to inter-| I am moved to these observa | fere with his rules of conduct and|tons, dear little book, by this} to inquire into his actions” love affair of Pat and Alice | What a friend tells you is yours Is it necessary for Alice to tell riendsbip; that for|him of her past? hich you beg, and which is given| Will Pat feel called upon to lay to you almost always reluctantly, | bare his past to her? fs not friendship's gift, but some. If she does not tell him, will she} thing which, if asked often, will|ever forget and will she always be| surely break the tie. in fear that some time some one} I expect, little book, if one} may teil hin Must should know all the confessions | | suffer mistakes she told you, one would think | would not be fair, we tle book? And yet I am wonder: | ing if Pat is big enough to say to] her, “I have no interest in yo! past except to ow, an | know, that whatever experiences | |you have had, they have made you more lovable, more sympatheti |i that I can ask is that you will let me share your future—that you On January 7 of the year Eleven Melodyphiends—nseven of | em girle—are upholding all that| their name signifies, as the head- | Pantages theatre this week. Thay | Medical Board Ordered to Restore License to atruments | [bis repertoire of songs The Sully Family, three men 1915, Doctor J. Eugene Jor |They dance well, Butler Hav and Alice Thornton have a Ada Swaine. Hanlon and Hanlon vertisement reprod 4, are clever gymnasts which had been runaing tn | the loeal newspapers. was WATCH SAVES LIFE] untrue, that Doctor Jordan line traction on the new Dill at} : Tent sou, operatic coon, now.|{] Dr. J. Eugene Jordan After Evidence of Remarkable |two girls, appear in a fun dan was arraigned before the e State Medical Roard and his Heense to practice medicine ~ jskit, “Insurance,” and more revoked, the contention of | LONDON, May 30.—Privat could not cure the diseases Pantages theatre this week. They ever, is giving the leaders a hard Cc W ° Co [Fan insthe popelarity: Beadioay with ures Was Produced in Court led The Information Bur songs are sung by John Fiddes and the board being that the ad. mentioned therein can honestly tell me you love me Sometimes I t tthe } G. Murkin of Burton owes his “ me : ' om — séality of disine bed Sete Special in may 90. 7 | ite to a Made in Germany Deter Jordan appenied te Deomed to a tiaite So Condition for Life by ‘Y this “ee yon ches siti met —The pig and sheep thieves of sat bullet alae rahi the trial of the case which Other Physicians, Absolutely Cured by of Pat's writing into and with} this region are going to be Fie) Pan ANIILID | Roy cscauoad avineace oe Glandular Remedies a — ange ck ve hee killed without merey TIZ FOR ACHING, & character that caused | do? | Irate ranchers, long haraseed, Judge Walter M. French to There was no formal beginning. have issued the edict. But the award a decision to Doctor | Pat's note began | “You wish to tell me all I do not know nothing of the ‘ous plans. They a@ SORE, TIRED FEET) |} ess. =o = saa ES, Judge French stated in his Twelve years age I hed tubercular care to know Nowhere In the West has the mea = decision: neck and under m: The things that have made up| wolf breed developed such kill- Use “Tiz for t tender, puffed- The court cannot find tn a ‘etisalat aa | your life | ers as on the big ranches up, burning, calloused this eae that any creduions cured me without an operation, ana Befors some blessed Fate hurled! around Soap Lake. Their toll f or ignorant persons have well ever since. (Signed) . a | eet and corns. rely I PROPOSE me into it of lambs, calves and pigs has At top: Borzia, Russ wolfhound, | | been deceived KG the ether 3718 Fourth Ave. North. I'd care t ed at re band, the witnesses who - Pe te ore tot Week seated |e aoe ee bila GRU aed, have been produced on be. I have been giving practical demonstration of the merits of That you take advantage of this |) Lat jut their doom has been sealed. a dozen coyote kills to her credit | Mor ts Tore my system right here In Seatle for the past thirty year | rtunity and have your Teeth || /°8"k God you're ma | Russian wolfhounds have Nn Note her deadly grin, At right: “*TIZ' makes | J Balt of Doctor Jordan are hundreds of signed testimonials on file in my office, written by oppo y apa And were {t possi take your} brought to police the rang Ivan, championship winner at West feet among the best people in the re ured, will attest to ite wonders. attended to while we are offering " Lad p ’ Chronic Inflammation of hand and #a fearless dogs that can un the minster show at New York. Hold ” city. Professional people, : , a 20 per cent discount on the be 1 | emailer.’ ¢ stand! t as sis of the Audttery Nerves. aso, sansa prides for eur high] | 078,700 ™ than I did yes-|fieetest prairie wolf and lay his |ing him is W. G. Matthews, his| people of standing tn the ; pay Chronte Byepepela, ‘Raltepey. iD esi Baal terday flank or throat open with a single owner and director of the forth- community, people who are 1 relia, Herd Lum grade work. This week only, Were your life laid before me like! slash of the long, deadly muzzle. coming coyote hunt. At left: Rho- known to the Court person- e (including Meart Leakage) ooomotor Ataxta, Sctat!: ene, a book, | ce horses will be used by land, leader In the hunt; a prac- ally and people who are Rheumatism, Meningitis, aralein hereively LADY ATTENDANT Its pages open wide for me to read/ranchers {n following the chase. ticed killer, who will travel miles! known to the citizens of this Goltre, Strabismus, it. Wit Deace and mest — 22-k. Gold Crown. -- $5.00 each line | The kennel of prize wolfhounds to have a running fight with a coy-| city generally as betng called Inewrable diseases. Bridgework, tooth + $5.00 || 14 turn away nor deign another/owned by W, G. Matthews here ote. He's been known to tackle among the best people in the ‘There being & number of Doctors Jorda: tte, Porcelain Crowns $5.00 look : guide the less experienced three at once. Below: Russian etty. And I don’t think that ou Maat Peak tak TENE meta po yh is a in geome ft ee “4 Gold Fillings y Beyond t place where it was dogs in the coyote round-up. More wolfhound pups, who will get their ft can be contended that Jordan, #19 Firat Avenue, Higew Office ‘hours, 8 a.m to 8 Bilver Fillings ritten than 30 will be in the avenging first killing lessens thie spring. they were either credulous D. mj Bandeye from 3p. m. tet Bm. Consultation free Corre. spd Rubber Zia at you cared for me sof th practiced kill or {ignorant except as the lence solicited atch cach Saturday Star for remarkable mort Think I care for ar t his-ler have heal trained 10: te | |] laity generally is somewhat Free Examination peered, zE AUTOS Electro Painless (17° "weca to cor eres the terater a 46.000 SEIZE B00 tor deadly © fgnorant of medical matters. There i» no contention here that any medicine | to involve moral turpitude on the part of Doctor All that I ask is, can you answerjacre rancher, will direct the hunt Lawyer ee more business in| People who are forced to stand has been given which {s at all harmful. In faot, all | Jordan and judgment will, therefore, be for Docter Dental Co. | me | Automobiles as well as fleet horses sight Tuesday thru Mayor Gill’s|on thelr feet all day know what ne Arocha ar fy oe page te Mel Marg Jordan That you love me just half aslare to be used the big drive, the latest booze order, instructing the| gore, tender, sweaty, burning feet " ~ CORNER OF FIRST AND PIKE || Sats Ltrve bout [fire of on extornination campaign, | police to hold. all automobiles| mean, ‘They use “Tis,” and “Tix” has been administered by Doctor Jordan has | ORSATER ViNeoe es 0 Ube a ae Opposite Old Public Market | | Jt js planned to make the occa-|caught carrying Nauor {llicltly cures their feet right up. It ded to benofit the patient. ‘The Medical Board claimed thet these diseases | Goodness! little book, think of!sion one of the most thrilling out-| We're going to take them aa ‘im-| feet tn perfect condition, “Tix There is no contentton on the part of the State, were {nourabie, of course, that they could here making Pat @ poet? |door sport events of the year in| plements of sale,’ explained the|the only remedy in the world that and {it #0 stated by counsel for the State, that net o th Doctor Jordan not only claimed te } Can it make Alice an “honest|the West, as well as a protective|mayor, “and they will be out-of-|draws out all the poisonous exuda: there was anything tn thts advertisement that was or: r i cure them, but produced tn court scores of actual Injurtous to public morals, ly cured patients as witnesses for his case. The So that it aets Cown to whether or not this ad- | stories of their remarkable cures have been stated vertixemant is 0 grossly untrue ax to involve | ander oath. moral turpitude on the part of Doctor Jordan, Doctor Jorden bas caused this statement to bo Under all the teatimony tn this case, | cannot | published in order to acquatat the public and bis ind that the adves isea@ht is so grossly untrue as | many friends with (the proven facts in the case, woman"? lineavure against the forages of a date models before the bootleggers| tions which puff up the feet and CURE: MEN (To be continued) costly pest zet them back cause tender, sore, tired, aching o d Exe Gill Monday afternoon told Chief, feet. It instantly stops the pain fn| who, through Errore and Excess, n to lock up the automo-| corns, eallouses and bunions. It's} Fed Bancaa”’oat"n"ss: WOMAN DROPS DEAD DRUGGIST APPEALS i000 ‘ll 'ie oont'0 Sen" Beck, Nervous Debility, Lost day night, when-he arrested G, A.jable your feel after using ety, Kidney and Bladder Fd | wVERDTT. Mi 1. or ia ; ; Johnson, former proprietor of t tz bby ul Bee eat: or rie are quickly cured by { ay ae rs, Mar . Woodburn, druggist #t | Snerwood saloon, delivering a case} UP your face In pain ‘our shoes : * sae DR. PIERCE’S SEXOID |k4ret Stanton dropped dead late| 23rd ave, and Jackson st , of whiaky "Inthe hewidence dis} Won't tighten and hurt your fee Dr. Jordan is now located on Second Floor of the Mutual Life Building, By mail $1, oF Aix boxes for yesterday during a convention of|notice of appeal after Judge trict, Got a 26-cent box of “Tz” now First and Yesler. id. € bet Suaranteed. Call or writs Ladies of the Maccabees. She was|don fined him $100 and sentenced | nial from any Gragsiat. aie think! : RE: 0. ‘ , Anti fourth ax OF 5a, the wife of M. W. Stanton. Apojhim to 10 days in jail for violating Lunch at at the > Hollywood, 212| whole year’s foot comfort for only i plexy was the cause, the liquor law Monday, Pike.—Adv, 25 cents.