The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 10, 1917, Page 6

STAR—WEDNESDAY, j.. 1917. PAGE 6 10, BEST $2.50 GLASSES ON EARTH | We are one of the few optical stores in + the Northwest that really grind lenses from start to finish, and we are the only one in Seattle on First Ave. Examination free, by graduate optometrist. Glasses not pre- Scribed unless absolutely necessary. Binyon Optical Co. 1116 First Ave. Phone Main 1550 Dr, J. R. Binyon, Jr. Near Seneca St. ?? WHICH DO YOU PREFER ? 3% ® 8% On January Ist this Association declared a div dend at the rate of 10 per cent. It will likely be many years before we pay less than 8 per cent. The Association is conducted under state supervision, and the State of Washington holds securities for the pro- tection of the funds of our sharehc : $1 to $3,000 accepted. Accounts before Jar draw interest from January Ist. The death of Lewis, son of wea hand in an Atlantic City hotel, phia as convincing evidence that he murder of Mazie Colbert, artists’ |een ation. Iders received SEATTLE SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION 909 Third Ave. WILL MEET ALLIES DEMANDS) = RIDERS INJURED PHILADELPHIA, Jan, 10.— ATHENS, Jan. 10—The crown} Louis Marbour, 12 Nob Hint] The gruesome murder of fl of Greece favors acceptance ave., Burt McGee, Mayfatrave.| Mazie Colbert, pretty stocking the allies’ demands as outlined |and Harold Masheroup, 2432 16th] ang corset model, will be re the note just received, accord-|ave., were Tuesday's motorcycle " Ms ‘to @ report circulated today | victims. Marbourg was tujured about the| !" which her battered body was found 12 days ago, It was enacted In the very apartment | |nead when he plunged headfore 4 ON WAY TO FRONT tron into a brick wait at Warren ee eee be Jave. and Galer st., while the other| ert Brother of the girl, re lyouths collided with F. O. Young’s automobile at First ave. and Eagle st. The motorcycles were wrecked. Em route to Vancouver, B. C. he will join troops leaving nce, Lieut. J. G. Greer is a for a few days at the “eer! ARREST Ss. 0. “AGENT Frank E. Bradley, agent for the | Standard Oil Co. at Juneau, Alaska, |will be started North on the next boat to stand trial on a charge of embezzling company funds, Bradley was arrested in Seattle | Tuesday on a telegraphic warrant be reproduced. “1 want to show,” Colbert ex plained, “that sound In my sister's apartment could have been heard by both the janitor and Marie Collins.” The “performance” will staged upon the theory that a man coming from a taxicab e apartment. Then, the the “girl with form divine” known to have lived, will be gone the slightest quested that the murder scene | be slalists in Painless Dentistry Prices that are within your reach Gold Crowns $8.00 Porcelain Crowns 85.4 ts Quality Bride Will Make a Racket » will be as nearl the model's be alo COCKROACHES are FILTHY! Paris STEARNS’ Same sea nn Mee hurled about, KILL THEM BY USING If detectives —e in Miss Col enough to nave awakened a Mise ie ¢ ollins was known as eat an | Col best friend. Her ment was close to that o |model. Both the Collins girl and Police Magiat Imbra. who e day she murdered, talked to Miss Colbert th 8 supposed to have been | will be questioned further toda District Rotan dec tded | result of conflict ng statements both have ma Both Change Stori Roth voluntered the ‘ormation that they had talked to the model on the telephone some time about 11 o'clock Friday morning, Dec. 29 Some time after that Mias Colbert was murdered When Henry J Make That Vacant Lot Pay It is worse than valueless unimproved. for it costs you money Baas, clerk in a every day to even own it. It will bring you a revenue if im men’s furnishing store, told the proved with rentable building : a atrict i attora y that Be nard ‘ - Sn aia eres wis, the Pittsburg man who com BUILDING LOANS at lowest interest rates. No charge for ®\mitted suicide. had been in the Plans and specifications. store at 10 a. m, of the same day, Miss Collins and the magistrate placed the time of thelr conversa. tion at an earlier hour. Captain of Detectives Tate an-| nounced today that he will call an | upstate merchant to Philadelphia, | This man was blackmailed out of | |GRGAR DEALERS SAY | SMOKES MAY GO UP. About 200 cigar dealers smoked their own wares Tuesday night un- til they blue in the face The occasion for the great smoke | SMALE BROS. 601-2 Northern Bank Bidg. Elliott 686 $ LOST VITALITY RESTORED Remedy Discovered by a Forty-Year Blood and Nerve Specialist Men who have wasted the Vitality of Young Manhood; M who have gone the pac en whose eyes are dulled, who preias are muddied, whose Nervous Energy 1s exhausted from Dissipation, Worry or Overwork. HELP FOR WEAK MEN Men who have lost the Courage, Grit =94 Vitarit le gary to Perfect Manhood: Men who are Tire Rothe a Se: were feast was the annual banquet held | epondent, Sleepless, and who have lost all date it M 7 ‘who are Hopate fons, Weak, Prematurely Cid, and have lost Amb rd, eet meets AARC SARIS (OY IV , Gnould |tall Dealers in the New Washing ton DR. PIERCE’S SEXOID PILLS ff". &223 0: seae mu lected president, and Joseph F Bent by mall to any address in plain wrapper. Price $1 per F box, or #2 boxes for five dollars” Bix boxes will last 96 aay jDisard, also of Seattle, was select Contain (216 donen. Cont lean ‘than $1 ber week. “Kvary box Jed as treasurer at the business guarantee oney returned medicine falis to benefit afte oa rye a . © fajy trial ‘Can anything be fairer than thie? sua isl meeting in the Frye earlier in the é HV or write today. Circular tree. day. Nathan stein wald tob: lia rising and pubiie bad better RAYMOND REMEDY CO. | be HOTEL ANTLERS, FOURTH AND UNION : acquainted with the fact ‘CHILD'S DEATH IN as I determine your needs before attempting VANCOUVER, Wash., Jan. 10. poouny grand jury investigation of I then am prepared to ematic way. Yan i Tewally licensed to practi pout my work In M: here, an » Ll ; ‘8 de Gubstrnss In way peotenic th vane tet little Lillian Smith death In a attle Hh trent Nervous Debility, Blood ana| Kitchen stove was in sight today, kin Disorders, Kidney and Biadde ‘Ou- ’ bles and Chronic Ditordnrn enwonnble | *h® eorenay's taventigntors ‘batag terms, and feos can be arranged to meet inable to ma verdict, HM mand foom can ue, arranged to meet yourlunable to agree on a verdict, Four 14 oF 606 for Blood Disorders, Come to| doctors testified the child, 4 years me for a Wasserman blood test. old, was alive when she was| DR. 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Ank our customers who have tested our w When coming to our office, be sure you are tn the right place. Bring thin ad with you OHI 207 UNIVERSITY ST. Dentists |the far 10c:: le t Bille No, 1 and 2 The ve the «mall sums of $100,000 | nd $15,000 for the expenses of the slature and for printing, re ectively It's in the air that something may be heard later of how that $100,000 ia going to be dished out Senator Landon in one, at leant who is satisfied the lawmakers car | by with a lot lews money tha at BONE.DRY LAW SURE From all indications, the “bone dry” bill, to be introduced by Rep Cut - Rate |§ 4 GOV. LISTER IS INAUGURATED WITHOUT JIM BY EDGAR C. WHEELER OLYMPIA, Wash, Jan. 10. Hecause the house was not con-| 1 spacious enough to accom modate the crowds who wanted to neo Gov. Lister safely landed in of flee, the tnaugural ceremonies were held in the main floor corridor of the state house this afternoon The spectators ntood on the nee ond floor and looked down over the railing When four years ago the celling and to some of the This year thone rangements an cineer to pronounce the building #a Hut the engineer couldn't sattafy 18 Mr. James Dyal, colored official shiner of shoes of the legis lateur fo aid the th moi the same thing weight cracked @ seare in Umid ones in charge of ar they two sennic No, sah; din ain't no place fe o” said James, “Las’ time | heard the fi ko ‘Bang! Bang! an’ I thought the whole place was going dowr James was nowhere to be seen when the governor began his mes nage He said he could read the docu ment just as well some time later has the reputation of p about what goes on wee than the mem maelves, He ts fir inauguaral ball, « ne yusine doors and welcoming . ts All day he's worried to death because hin {form hasn't arrived COYLE-HORR ARGUMENT Wee Coyle, former U. of W. foot ball star and reading clerk of the house for the last two nensionns, ts the cen of about the only ex ent Representative Seattle, t neeme, tor ain Robert has ce tw Grass of had {t tr years ng Coyle trans has had the {dea that Cyole rody remark slip to som t something or an Appears Ralph Horr, artner on the scene, fectly good brother fora Ul ard a lot of talk that the fight, of vital interest tot fin. and Coyle ats r the an it in r of the hed who is a tictary clerk e It making Cc wyer, clerk of the ju Ittee and Horr reading was m-| com LEAVES HIM COLD WEDDING When the sergeantatarms of the senate “waits upon you time for you to reach for pocketbook and smile Two nk newlyweds were ‘waited upon” tn the senate Tues dey W. Vv. Wells of Skagit had to buy cigars. Senator R.A. Hutchinson of Spokane got with setting the « s keg of unfermented cic ators up te Hutchinson, just back from his yneymoon, appeared bright and early in the senate, a day late. He wan decked out in a big pink car ation and a wide «mile tn honor f the occasion Behind the scenes, however, he waan't in such good humor, The sonnel of the committees ha een settled and Mr. Hutchinson wanted to know why he'd re eft out tn the cold The senators told him to “come | next time and get a front seat TOM TO ORAFT BILLS But you can't leave Tom Seattle out tn the co! reelection Mur i. He co an annin at drafting bil es waiting for the vote. playing golf to pass the $100,000 TOO MUCH? | Lister has attached his Jobn | entative KE. E. Halsey of Asotin will be pushed thra both houses early in the session There appears to be opposition to the me has the backing of eague, little serious sure, which Ant!-Saloon 4% INTEREST On Deposits IN THE ONLY Strictly § SAVINGS BANK In the Northwest jly electe TRICK GOAT CLEVER DONKEYS TRAINED DOGS DANCING HORSE 18 WELL TRAINED ANIMALS = —He Likes Children. % M * ISS BILLIE LITTLE Popular Cabaret Entertainer Gymnast GRAND HELD OVER BY POPULAR DEMAND ulger-Manstield imal Circus —Who Can Ride the Mule? —See If You Can Stay on. FOUR OTHER NEW ACTS McCLARY & RUNYAN Songs and Novelty Dances THE THREE HALLS Classy Comedians THEATRE Eugene Levy, Mgr Third Ave. and Cherry. PORCUPINES GUINEA PIGS RACCOONS WHITE RATS 18 ALL TRAINED “aa ms Oo > ikakeet te eee eo Evenings 10c ( Super Vaudeville Acts And a Feature Picture VIRGINIA , The War Bride’s PEARSON —Fox Weekday Matinees + One child free | Evenings with adult ) 10c Afternoons Secret BILLINGSLEY NAMES YOUNG AS BIGGER BOOTLEGGER THAN HE EVER DREAMED OF BECOMING ! a} die did not discuss details of d confession was not the biggest bootlegger Seattle Logan Billingsley, smiling, and eaking with soft Southern ac ents, drawied his reporter in the crowded cor f the f of the feral 0 sold aid dom in print There was ¢ as I His name the ted He waa seldom arr Young and he tative of the Charlie was cattle represer Jense of San Fran eo black-baired young veteran f many a bout th the law took gar from his pocket, Mghted ft, 1 amiled again But | have been painted as the ng of tleggers h sald and thing was left undone to land in this tangle. People who jon't know think I'm a bandit Star other papers, too, that have been merct » in the publicity they gave me That's the chief reason why I'm in a fix with the government.” Friends Desert Him Rillipgsley, facing three federal and jury indictments, is alleged ve confessed to startling ¢ « of his operations here, He as arrested { n Francisco aft r business files of the Jesse Moore-Hunt company, Mquor ship: ors, had been obtained as evi My friends went back on he continued, still talking a For instance, Eddie Baker, man. | ager of the Jesse Moore-Hunt o peny was a fellow whom I cons ered more than a business quaintance. I had done $60,000 worth of business with him When I was arrested cisco T had only $3 1 called up astonished to learn he was tn Seattle testifying before the fed eral grand jury to help land me. Then He Tells All “T learned Harry Hunt, the mil Honaire who had gotten my money, had turned against me termined to let go and tell knew SCOUTS HAVE PIPER of in San 00 in my Baker. 1 Worcester, Ma who been enga. as scout executive of the Seattle Council of Boy Scouts of Amertea, will arrive in this eity soon to be gin his new duties Piper has just been relieved of his duties on the border where he was engaged in Y, M. C John H Piper HE’S STILL HOPEFUL two unsuccessful attempts ent Claude ¢ Ramaay, new commissioner, After to pr county Ifrom taking office, 1, Paul Hutehin son, a defeated candidate for the same position, has started a third | suit in the superior court, using | the same allegations as used tn the previous cases, statement to a| Then I de-| all 1| A. work, | bis He was A Story That Lays Bare a Woman’s Heart 5 Acts Always the Biggest Crowds Always the Biggest Show at the JUDGE MILO A. ROOT, 53, DEAD ter a residence of nearly foes in Washington, Judge Milo . | Rot, 53, died at his home at 1526 13th ave. S, Tuesday. He had pneumonia He is survived by a widow, five daughters, a son and two brothers, all of Seattle. merely expressing bitterness ned |, Judge Root came to the state in pulled him into the net of the fed-| 1883, locating in Chehalis county, eral authorities ted sey. | 2nd lated at Olympia. He was ap- leral times tha ablic pointed justice of the preme court beangrerred iia |b¥ Gov. Mead in 1905. He resigned the worst fix of his ¢ to practice law in Seattle in 1908. “sgglalon See elt a | He Was defeated recently for the crook,” said sley, “1 came |*Uperior court. here | months » 1 opened uj ERIE are the little drug store on Stewart Sto S Tobacco Habit st, and started seNing a little whisky, Just as others did | First Time He's Worried been and charged with the books I've really Sines then kinds of trouble everything This is the first nearly I've on time in in One Day Sanitarium Publishes Free Book Showing How Tobacco Habit | Can Be Banished in From worried. And what kes me sore | One to Five Days at is the fact that I'm known now | Home. from one of the Comet to the! ot seem sseaen ll } “ bagel reine bac ¢ Elders Sanitartum. ed a other as the ‘king of bootleggers,’ | +19 Magn st. St Sg hg sery and I've been dealt with unfairly.” | lished a free book showing the dead- He denied that there was truth | ly effect of the tobacco habit, and in published reports that he was | bow, Jt can be banished in from one operating a gambling wheel in a/ Men who have used tobacco for igh-class San Francisco hotel more than fifty years have tried this i baie method and say it ls entirely sue- i I was known as @ bank clerks | consful and In addition to banis’ Idown there.” he said, “and was|the desire for tobacco has improved having a lot of fun resting and | thelr health wonderfully, This meth- om i vor 60 od banishes the desire for tobacco, | mixing with the younger set around | °° "hatter whether fis smoking: he St. Francis hotel chewing. cigarettes or snuff di He mentioned that, in his opin-|| As this book is being fon, selling good whisky in Seattle| Bay Sue Wanting ¢ < should was cisco City | supplying a legi For Tickets on sale with final return limit February may further do Ticket Office. imate demand CHICAGO AND RETURN $72.50 (St. Louis and Return $70) VIA “MILWAUKEE’ Passengers wishing to return via San F at slight information, re: Second and Cherry, Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. ON ACCOUNT National Foreign Trade Council Convention Pittsburg, Pa.—January 25 to 27 send their r Advertise and address at once, THE 20 “and 21 18 January additional cost. servations, et ask Elliott 4812 awa i ot