The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 24, 1917, Page 2

WOMAN MAKES MISSION Fourth, Pike and Union Continuoue 11 to 11 Deputy Prosecutor Ellis turday of sturday jot five 3 years tr This Four Days, = = jattempted to blast the alibi set up| the result of his confession MASK _ FOR BANK HOLD-UP 1 the penitentiary aw along | STAR—SATUNDAY, FEB, 24, 1917. ENGLAND'S BAR | 4 ON SALMONTO Days ONLY | COST N-W.DEAR Starting Sunda by the defense of F. 8. Dusky,| with thone of Oscar Lowe and Wal) —_—— ‘sang . ee showing that ho was present at the | ter McDonald of robbing the th Great Pritain’s ban on salmon ear | Ballard hotel on October 19, 1915,/ ell bank, w ot tried on the Ren-|importations — will etm nate " lthe day the Renton bank was held|ton charge because of higecontes: | $5,000,000 market for the Pacific LE ». |slon of the Bothell affair |Northwest, in the opinion of local Ellis used the hotel register to] On tho st he testified that|fish me lehew the date had been tampered | Dusky was wi m in the Renton We sold abont $10,000,000 worth of salmon to England last year with, affal | : lad S | Dusky’s defense ie that his We loft the bank in an automo-|saye G, Bateheller Hall, salmon | former wife, Mra. Etta McDon- | bile » said, “in a shower of bul-| broker She Imported about i | ald, wife of one of the con- |leta from the enraged citizens, | 1,000,000 casos from us and pald on j d Bothell bank robbe Then we went to Mra. McDonald's |4n average of $10 a case ; | framed on him. He claims his | home, where we had made arra I expected England woul innocence of having participat ments for the robbery, and split ‘ al but ae her supply of ed in the robbing of either |the money three ways, I got $27 j under the embargo plan ur ~ | bank, despite the testimony of [out of it M McDonald and |by David Lloyd Georg } hie divorced wife to the effect | Dusky split the reat rocks of aiee are low, and the that she made the mask he Try to Establish Alibi embargo plaa wil . | wore on the day of the robbery Thru Mra, Lucile Mandle, pro oval yaaries mon “e | and helped him pian the job. | prietor of the Hallard hotel, the|@ ome consut ” | Gave Him Mask nae hopes to establish the fact} ed to take care of th q Mrs, Etta MeDona’ divorced! that the prisoner was in the | kel | Es |wife of Dusky, testified that she|on the day of the robbe gave the defendant a piece of black) Deputy Prosecutor Kills attempt | mask he fs sald to have worn at the! witness to prove that Dusky was in 4 » of the robbery the habiof going out 1 I OUCH He asked me for the cloth,” she) sh ne until noon the fol owing | MEANT T0 CURB said, “and when | asked him what) morning he wanted it for he said, ‘Ob, noth-| Mra, Mandle admitted that her OF ing.’ He ts a slick one, and the way|son had made some such remark. | he fastened one of my side combs Ellis attempted to force her to ad-| to the mask so it would stay in| mit that did not begin lv. a SIN front of his face was neat ing at her | until the day fol F I knew when I was married to| lowing tb ton r him that there was something wrong| Mra, August Wolf, sister of Mr*.| WasgHiINGTON, Feb, 24- in the w he got his money 1) Btta MeDonald, refuted (he Story) spre marshaling of the repub- thought he gambled. He always told by the latter regarding the pres) ican forces in congress for an kept me dressed in the best there! ence of A. J Ro : is and Dusky | uncompromising filibuster was to buy her house about the of the) against passage of al! adminis Rounds, who {x under sentence | holdup. 1, Seation, lagieiatiow ta: av siraet tional triumph In eo ae ue | effort to frustrate attempts to Sine of Her Parent way | clothe President Wilson with at the Coliseum a few | Scene From “The Argonauts” at the Met Unlimited authority te handle short weeks ago, will woe «| the international situation,” know what to expect in this first run five-part Fox feature. it is a Western story, electric with the virile red- blooded spirit of the frontier—tull of action, crowded with thrilis, replete with dramatic moments, and ie pro- duced without apparent thought of cost. An all- star cast of Fox play- ers support Miss Brock. well in “One Touch of Sin.” Ten Cents Any Seat Any Time “The Argonauts,” a ‘| PROF. MORRISON Following a “closeted conference _s}|between the attorneys of Prof.) ~~‘ | Frank M. Morrison and Bessie G.| and Superior Judge} it was decided ie test the professor's sanity Morrison referred to his wife as 4 tree upon several ocoasions dur ‘ing the day he was on the witn stand in their divorce trial. When asked exactly as to what he meant jhe replied: } Just that. Would you want to have anything to do with a tree? Both the plaintiff and the de Eifense as well fs the court wi choose a physician The motion for a medical exam: Dr. J. R. Binyon | on Earth are one of the few o stores. in the Northwest that ree Btind lenses from start to fir ‘SIGNAL CORPS MEN GET JOBS. h, and_we are the only ome tn Seattle om First Avenue. xaminetion free by graduate optometrist. Glasses ne The “* Iprescribed unless abaolutely neces- Pe Ph eeset ‘ON OPTI O. |, Two more signal corps men back | ©Ond!tta BINYON CAL COL! trom the border connected with | and yin 1116 WIRST AVE. a-Matuibay, after dkasiovers 164 t obs Saturday, after employers ha Bear Seneen #1. Fhone Mate 1550/70 Shont their cases in The Star See Or. Eawin 4, Brown | The commandant of the navy yard called up. ; Can you get hold of that fellow 4 HI MSELF |Clftord Seliridge?” The Star waa asked. He can fo to work here theo 14 Binet Ae a Tonaing Deatist ieee picts. ‘as a stenographer.” jurie se. ny HB gre Capt, Jesse Jackson arrange? tolach derang | notify the man | that befal? | Then J. W. Kahle of the Cres tires jeent Manufacturing Co. called up . | Misread Letter retu James Stanton, who thought he! }3, had lost his job as assistant pur-|f haging agent with us, can have it 4 ack again,” he said | euies,” Stanton, who ia married, had mis. | te Owl Drug inderstood correspondence and thought his job was lost j arl Noble will return to his old | job with Sears & Roebuck | Roebuck | | “He had worked for them only | |eeven days when the call came,’ |Barl's mother sald, “and they pala him for a}l the time he was on the} order,’ Clear your skin! D. M. Trippett, 214 Harrison st.,! | who went to the border with Troop |B, cavalry, 1s back home. 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