The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 21, 1916, Page 5

STAR—TUESDAY DRY SQUAD RAIDS SNARE BOOZE AND | MANY BOOTLEGGERS ’ £ Ory squad officers seized 25 | Among the contributors to the]Spokane Reporter Finds Self} a u | n r WE'LL iRUST YOU Pong seppee bol 8 emp Be gge omega =i, R Ait eyate been established for your conventence ° former prize fighter, Mr Kate ¢ | “~ pepe ‘ tha Sesall Lens owe tenteauat bearing permits, but consigned | eit Who wan arrested with him.| in Montana aoa: prices are lower than will be to fictitious addresses when they jrarry Ro manager of the Kine | 7 lige imap arrived hy steamer from San | Mt. Pharmacy, N. De Pa |SHE KILLED POLITICIAN PA Francisco Monday night rink merchant, W. H. Tal | One case contained 25 pint Dp Db. We ter railway BY L. D. ANGEVINE bottles of whisky, addres 1 ming hou « | THOMPSON FALLS, Mont Mrs. A. Douglas, Seattle. It is Second ave.) Woy, 21.—“1 am willing to take being held pending investiga ter, 114% Yeslor way. ; tion. vaudeville, booking| What's coming to me, legally ra Fifty quarts of whis four cases,agent, I. Senniyosht, 4 Yesler But I'm not ready to be made | Demonstration of of beer and a bottle of brandy were | wa a tool in a kangaroo politcal | mfiscated when officers searched! Seven permits and a bottle of| fight. 1 didn’t think of killing the houseboat occupled by A. Haug lHquor were found in the pockets of] @ man. 1 didn’t even mean to land, on Lake Union, at » Pair B.A. Homer, 48, when arrested by , | view ave. dry squad officers at Second ave was aanap to the | Hi Twelve liquor law violators who| 8. and Washington st Monday lustrous eyes of Miss | faced Judge Gordon Monday were| night. He was held on $500 bail Edith Colby, the Spokane wom- | l- ven fined. Frank Bush, an employe in| The police ady he ha man en an of 43, who tomorrow le a soft drink establishment at 600/ erg bootlegger (ting hin] seheduled to go on trial for her | Sixth ave. S, was fined $50. The! liquor supply with permits obtained] life here for the murder of A. | anges athprs were each fine $100 by othe C. Thomas, republican politi | P Sept. 28 the LEONARD HI Renews Feud Bitterness | OVEN Range in ac ON T0 STAVE His deat 1 the furies| tual use—being used of a feud , a Ke te ky for the same purpose tor It ‘ a ee andl and in the same way T | da since the day of tite you would use it in | whe and the woman in the your own kitchen enter of " | . LONDON, Nov. 21 Another ira Y i re eyed # $1.00 Down places the Leonard Hi-Oven Russian offensive along the fous on sak hi * line from Constanza to Cerno. pos fxs pray Range in your home. $1.00 per week. vada ie expected to increase the ine tat uncucdes “aka ena a ten of the fighting in the lt w sot venien Your old stove or range taken as part wnnenelty set: Oro cannot conven Balkans. stay half a day in the town wit , ayment. Military experts here today st taking side dee pay agreed this was the only step ; came Edith Colt . which could be relied upon to in anoles ihe ead on HIS 26-piece set of lessen the weight of Gen, Von Voted GA aiwabanwra hea besa! me 4 - Falkenhayn's tremendous pres | asaixtant ity labor ‘ and had guaranteed Silver- sure on the Wallachian frontier lbeen candidate for city commis of Rumania—a pressure which sione . . ware, worth $12.50, it Is now admitted constitutes “gs CERES ihe Siataa feel = : ° the gravest menace to Ru BS na eaten eiiutad be ca OF of given away free with mania Gua tections. tee, Gitar ews o's each LEONARD HI- Ap , l editor ae Kes rhe A) | nckin OVEN Range sold nm ree HOWARD SUTHERLAND 30 188. during this demon- Mt with a the old Sanders ¢ oly e forse is sweeping West Virginia (Rep.) | age brcners yg re base stration. around the steadily lessen: | incited her t ~ cre Soon" DEPORTATIONS | aa at mast be due Onn is in jail E USE — 6; sivenate bond. ‘The | a4 in the Balkan cam them probably will be sa Falkenhayn’s thrust re the week is over. Thetr ott. — the LONDON. Nov hantast at Pik. Ss ‘ standing protests fror by has the freedom of ad- ae ting Relgiat ave the lower flo Uy er “f > More b i registering the sheriffs office. « ef aN, presumably for future rtation off it fe Miss Colby el " sys all citizens Switzerland and the|fixed up like @ ship's stateroom, | ‘Fl nburg who are re Finds Jail Comfortable 4 «4 was expre het the! an. It is r quite comfortable of the Teutonic-Bulgarian tre the London | she said has been leading an thrown out ¢ ‘ artment of | ¢ monotonous lif jail would be sufficiently hot hoe ssertions to on darne the socks a Falkenhayn, Berlin repo alain a ih ri < af | reinfc ment of these s of Relgian| Also, she sews incessantly LONDON, Nov, 21.—Success- ) report asserted, “our guns | ¢ wit t respite. At night abe plays “rummy” or the sta t asserted ob ers with the other She ful advance on a front of 3,500 started a barrage fire against - washes and mends and ore Joe yards was announced in an of- the trenches opposite the Ca I tes o' 4 one-,Hartman's “two-finger” exercise ficial statement today. nadian positions. Our troops | th will r Wash-on the typewriter. “On Saturday morning,” the leaped from the parapet. The CLUB: ESCAPE 1 Lam feeling for being shut . tolin,” she said. “I've been used to German qune began @ counter 5 D. Chariton an active life, and I get restless barrage fire, which was com. paratively weak. Our forces had fewer casualties than could be expected We advanced Physician’s Eczema Remedy fe ieamdee tan tareinrede A the police today in an effort to 4 Holmes, the well-known skin | yards to a dey capture the five youthful ban 4 1,000 yards. O dits who attempted the most cons daring robbery San Francisco Z fore short ot has known in years last night “3 , where a knoll proved a 1 when they invaded the ex 5 nest Our t clusive Pacific Union club and ey established held up atl with whom they crest came in contact the Germans occ a Nery cut them off. | tu t 6 | failed x f . , capturing a section of wa s Ur L bers y iS « ourt trenc the and $1.0 ae re ause it was in too danger. T ana will te ous te ving a remark uy hie on the frame wit ’ ke ° 4 ‘Our losses were comparatively | Which is on and leather ae Koap | light. We took 17 officers and 452 ‘ob H i te, tor 02.56 : ak Ask a other unwounded prisone: nd a pty ot “ Pha a Ba t = yunded p ners and 1 ac ‘eful and accura examina wounded men.” ribe, grind and fit d can make or dupli hort notice. he man or woman w pearly white teeth The Most Successful Dentistry Performed in Seattle Proctor’s Quality Dentistry they saw fled REFUSE TO OUST CENTRAL DIPLOMATS CURRY OPTICAL CO. and M. 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Putnam wanted them to h po power, so they could go anywhere and use force whun n sary,” said Mayor Gill ssecsssbbssistissisissstsisstssisrtssstssrre oy An Old, Family Cough # Remedy, Home-Made i A United Press Staff Corresp Get ma WASHINGTON, Nov, 24—A ge t eral railroad strike January 1 may r t with Fi not follow as the result of the pre: ent Ng and heals! today on remarks of Chief Stone of has “18°! ‘he Brotherhood of Locomotive En Ing gh by)gineers, that the qu fon of such RODE Ine oem inla strike “will be answered later.” The ¢ Ai The element of doubt regarding bra er remarks arises from the fact ’ St last week, in New York, broth ‘pi wit hood chiefs flatfootedly said there Kiaincol and ¢ tural healing would be a strike if they did not Wayne, situation inte Now content to await a of the brotherhoods, rhe 1) shrouding th even deeper secrecy than that which WE SAVE ON YOUR 1—No Street Level Rent 2—No Extravagant Fixtures 3—No Credit Losses We challenge you to find a better garment down- stairs for $25 than we can sell you upstairs for $15. 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GROAT growing Adamson law This was pretation get areal eight-hour day is believed they will however, movements in out of the placed est of constitu Adamson measure are "RAIL STRIKE JAN. | NOT LIKELY, BELIEF .... ked their program when they to strike last summer the brotherhood chiefs are in Baltimore to speak the merican Federation of Labor—a move that portend operation be en them and the railway depart ment of the federation to force an eight-hour day in all b railroad service TRENCHES RAIDED Nov, 21 anches of LONDON Raiding of enemy trenches at Gommecourt Roclincourt and Ypres was report ed by Gen, Haig today His statement said the British shelled by stward of lines had been heavily the south we Grandcourt British forces ‘tured a German night patrol. Germans cap. 'YOUNG ROSEN, BOY. VIOLINIST, INSANE Leopold Rosen, 22-year-old son of Rosen, professor of muste in the University of Washington, was declared insane Monday before an {i ty commission in the su- perior court Young Rosen, since his return from the Mexican border, where he was stationed with the National Guard, has acted most queerly, his parents relate, He is under the delusion that they are conspiring to keep him from becoming a great violinist. It was testified he was likely to become violent. Young Rosen, since early youth, has displayed a great talent for the violin and has made a trip over Orpheum time. RUMANIANS RETIRE PETROGRAD, Nov 21 Under German pressure, the Rumanians |have retired to Fillash, according to the Russian war office statement today.