The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 8, 1917, Page 7

: STAR—THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1917. PAGE | ted to his can len account | | Then he exy ned ha aran j CO of @ government Indictment, was Stores Stores brought to Seattic and turned over | |to Sheriff Hodge, who permitted) | him to leave the jail and spend the | night at liberty | “Logan will testify he called wal i Mayor Gill that night,” sald Reames, | ' and told him he was in trouble |'The mayor appeared not to want to First in everything that makes a drug store useful to you. First in quality and first in low Every article sold in my drug stores meas- ures up to the highest talk to him, waying he (Billingsley) | After three grim days, the jury 1? ¢|]| | standard. Every price ; [had been suceessful in getting out te the tentint @ ! | Py : prices. of other trouble n the murder case brought against)’ wemperns OF THE JURY | | is the lowest, consistent | | Thomas Tracy, the first of the 74] MRS, MATTIE FORDRAN, with quality. | a) | " in the Everett murder caso to| wife of a eteamfitter, 2511 Yes | | BAU: MAN $ SPEECH Jace trial for the death of Jef-| | ler way | | s a | Ss terson Heird, wa ibe, and ROBERT HARRIS, rancher, | |f} is Pl New Haven Clock Co. ll CC 4 gtd Kent | ~ re inued F P | tennis Appeared at the King FRED CORBS, bricklayer, | | Alarm Clocks. Typhoon. ‘ontinu rom Page jcounty courthouse, veritably striy-| | 4101 Tenth ave. N. E | | Rings end stops in 20- bg gee 2 of anti ariner, 523 29th seco! i ‘ hermes a gh gr obi We that is to follow 1] ave, 8 og piled |]| 50c size (qts.) Welch Grape nd intervals for 15 ma Cigarettes ......59¢ , Cooley A ‘ j ii drums, three cases to each at, Dy Gnciay, formar Mnowekitit + PRRRAN: Terran Sony as Jule pay -.-B3¢ | minutes unless shut off. $1.00 size Mothersill’s Sea drum? What do you think of | county prosseato i retained by|| Se | 25c sizes (pints)....17¢ | Special $1.35 : ‘ peck: thie plan? ge A “ak ts aaa tae MRS, CLARA UHLMAN, wife | | i j atic | Sick Remedy .......65¢ | “Bay! The chief of police [ver tit tite meat, ney onan Iaw:| | of a harnesemaker, 3601 26th | |}! SOc size (qts.) Armour’s | | of this town has ordered every: lin court Wednenday in bis fe deres ave. 6 ap ees | Grape Juice + BBE | $1.00 size H. A. J. Haarlem ‘u to’ h es - This offices in preparation for the fing C " as il C : P Hunt Co.'s ehipping tage on It. | opening of tho tla ave |]| S0c size (qts.) Bass Island Nail Clippers ....17¢ Juniper (for kidneys) Don't you think my Idea of | rie tetonne oe en F. M, CHRISTIAN, tent and | Grape Juice .. B4¢ using J. C. Doniey’s tags would | pared and that several hours say onda manufacturer, 1611 25c size (pints) ....17¢ REY 6 be better? Also, can't you ad- bee: vent ne defe: yffiee: gnth ave. | pH ag a won pee ~ ty bs hg « Ee the 40t mse tices MRS, SARAH F. BROWN, | | 50c boxes Soap Lake Salts | Suet dof myself? May ling In getting ready Petpet a vada: Slesadela ieadgdd 1 | Clinical Fever Thermom- for .........4. -36¢ | ie down to see you again soon, H i : y aman a Many Newe Gatherers | JAMES. R. WILLIAMS, $3.50 Cushion Back Hair eters, tested and certi- | rat contidential letters’ he|,.Th@ crowds that kather at the! | machinist, 1810 E, Alder at. Brushes, with Parisian fied; gives exact tem- eald. “vetiaain Giitarens ei Rios | Contennoee lor the trial aren MRS. SARAH J. TIMMER, Ivory handles, special perature in 2 minutes, 2-qt. size |than this public telegram. |day and Thursday, teputies quard.| | Wite ef @ lineman, 4496 Daw. at. : $2.85 Lica Retained Important Papers = [10% SBE | bureday, depute ms son at J ; om conde Hk tat fen ot tie ing the fenced ott co ei r ad acent | T. J. BYRNE, contractor, | $2.00 Cushion Back Hair Marcon difficulties, We will prove that far! cuit to keep bic lo sucging mass Bidizabeh ost habdaet | geste $1.48 Rubber rage _~ o> i] A yery retur “a at Kathered near the entrance. |¢ 4 | $1.50 Cushion Back Hair Hot \to sley, that all of any value | segs eg Beara ae ~ ‘ ° jor consequence have been retained, | iq, Meetaadincs cod poblieations (end clate lenislation, iis okiection Brushes $1.15 Santolactic Tooth Wat jand now are in possession of the| have gathered to report the trial,| Ws overruled and an exception al-| $2.50 Dupont Hair Brushes, ventilated — [Prosecuting attorney The people] Among these were Mrs. Minnio|lowed Brushes at .... $1.98 backs, dental-set brist- Bottles who are backing this prosecution, | Rimer, of “Mother Earth,” Emma] Mrs. Sarah J. Timmer, {it was $3.50 Parisian Ivory Hair les; each one in a box for .75¢ whether inspired by the liquor Goldm: y, les « w keep! evern Te if | “ | Goldman's publication Zudolph | learn as ng several chil-| Brushes $2 78 iS i | treat or wha i have w Satta oasaits | Jurich, representative of a Finnish|4ren for her brother and the chil-| sk “ 2-qt. size Tyrean Merit | Mi, C O00 | pawannne a >I y dren had exposed to m | MAY BE PLAYIN’ POSSUM. Moore-Hunt Co,, that neat of raacals| Dey sheber at Autoria: nitife Mebered ghana aia Seamless Hot Water Bot- Better keep the bin weil filled with Diamond Briquets until tho Mie Preific const and when thank | Ashletah, of the New York Call, Judge Will Inform Her Il] $1.00 size Angier’s Eniul- tles for ........... uncertainties of March have passed eaiant wie sandenad jand a number of local news repre Judge Ronald wished to know tf} € No. 2 size Goodyear’ Gill {s a poor man, altho he ves it was satisfact with the cor sion for............@9¢ | | Candy values that are un- Maroon Rubber Hot z= DIAMOND BRI UETS could have made himself rich, but | Geclaliet Excused ding Iawyers for him to « 50c size . 35e¢ | equaled—made in my +| The W Jay afternoon se® |) municate between Mrs. Timr | A Water Bottles $1.10 he has maintained his integrity! | mun ) Mr Timm $1.00 size Bromo Seltzer sanitary candy factory 7 The Fuel of Economy and Satisfaction for Furnace, Grate, He ts being made the victim of the | 10m, starts th the examination /and the family physictan from tin and sent to each store || 2-qt. Bartell Special, ex- ‘ Stove or Range. men he broke. of Gust Johneon, 68 Stewart st../to time concerning the status of | I} : , ° dail | tra heavy Water Bot- A TON | “You jurors are put in the mi der Rigo tl seg ved ore ee sg: pe aide mere ai 50c size ........... 30¢ ally. tles, guaranteed for 2 ; | or 3 ¢ dge carpenters’ unio nt every Juror to give his or | forni : ; 4 $5.00 AT THE BUNKERS Jable posttion of trying to puniah al “Are you a socialist!” the de-|ner undivided attention to th 50c size California Syrup of |] Victoria Chocolates— years, at ......$1.85 Order from your nearest dealer whom he has punished tense inquired j trial, for tt is a serious one, and | Figs .-..0-.seeeee, -29¢ Whipping cream, cane or direct from this company “The story of the $4,000 ie a Yes. I have emcee a to the/ don't want a syllable of evidence sugar, pecan nuts and]! Li WNhed I eeeien Mer ie (Eee se ener | O,enetem Ma INS dee | fruits; blended and cov- |! 25¢ boxes A. K. Tablets.. | hate in the bottom of the heart: chaps * we fbi lake aye ac that iC wae -qt. si i ‘ PACIFIC COAST COAL COMPANY §f Petcinrr.2ettom tthe neater alice Freeborn, 222 29th agreeable with them and the Juss = Se ered with Stollwerck’s}/ 0)... eee (> she ‘“Geniveed Aieeds Goth: Geen mayer Is being made the victim , & widow, was on ented, ; wan sworn, yrean fine chocolate; 1-Ib.} | face ot ae of those who hate him from the ho state waived its third per-| 1 followed the selection of Lion boxes .......40¢@]| 25¢ boxes Hills’ Cascara bottom of their hearte—the “ean sap tt voll up plage gl ead ion teint. babies Malted Milk Chocolates, Quinine Tablets....16¢ J hearts of wicked men.” be Sn Aa emainder of afternoon with , . . h I i The other counsels arose and in mse exercised its fifth | the final selection of W. H. Trisxs trek org dairy cream, delightful- || 25¢ boxes Knoxa-cold Choc- by excusing Mra. Dol Fred Cords, er, 410! ence Reynolds, 3832 Interlake ave. sced Mrs. Bowles Triggs said he had ma purser ned, he sald he read jon Alaska steamships for 20 years 228 Second ave, W., and Mrs. Flor formed the judge they would make their opening statements at the close of the government case. ly combined with Hor- || lick’s Malted Milk and || encased in Hershey's were expecting a shipment consign ed to Tim Vogel, in Alaska, and ad- vised the chief to make some ar He Bowles 10th N. E., re | 3 tain olate Coated Tablets 19¢ ‘ Vea Syringe ..79¢ When que sci ——g rangement to keep Putnam away The Star a ‘nion Record, and/except for the last two years, when | “ fine milk chocolate, 1- > tinued From Page 3. j from, st. Reames s i, The chief FILIBUSTERS another Seattle paper he had been engaged in the chicken 2-qt. size th. hones fer i Septol Atomizers for na- 5, eins le : called Logan @ said a Marge’ He was passed bt | + 4 a =. @ | ahipment had gotten in trouble, and ia ectren ‘aid ke Was euantovek Loge. sal and throat uses; { shipments to be consigned to regu-|the Pillingsle ment should be| eamless sprays either oil or Fountain Syringes, rapid flow tub- -. B8¢ lar Alaska liquor dealers, and then/setted. Th This plan|to have th he chief water; No. K 114, spe- diverted to Logan here. i roe ee ean ee pe successful until June 26, when | “ip cial 55¢ the Day and Night drug store W@5 said Rear ‘and gave hi - and Inst wrecked, after two police officers) suimber of the car, which was to b¢| WASHINGTON, March 8.—Sen Here an argument followed|the strikers,” he explained. He and a Japanese night watchman diverted at Georgetown. Two depu- ate leaders anticipate a compar-|concerning the methods of » t-| Was passed for cause Were killed in a gun fight at théliies went there and seized the car-| atively easy task in passing theling the two alternate jurors, Judge - - Billingsley warehouse. lloed and put it im the reputable! proposal to shut off unlimited de|}Ronald called for the statute pre Reames reviewed how the Bills Wynn @ Russell warehouse. Later! bate, such as killed the armed nou-! passed by the present legislature,| All Red Sox Tossers ingsleys were charged with murder th sheriff ordered it placed In pos-! trality bill. jwhich ruled that the original jury | ; | : and arrested until they “had 4ep0% | session of the Pielow Transfer Co| The united support of republi-|must first be sworn and the two) Are Now in the Fold! fted bail amounting to $30,000) pielow delivered it to his employers,|cans and democrats insured earlyjremaining jurors be drawn after} nen 4 to waive|a guard during the longshoremen’s ts third and last challenge and ac. | strike epted the Jury as it stood. The} “I worked at that, however, for se walved {ts sixth | the money there was fn it, and not I beld anything ainat ‘Bartell Addresses | ; oe No, 2 Store, 610 Second Avenue | 25¢ | $1.00 size Hays’ Hair Health | No. 3 Store, Corner First and Pike Bab wry Trrntt "BOG | No.4 Store, Ballard Ave. Ballard Re- No. 5 Store, Cor. 2d and Union St. 57¢ No. 6 Store, Cor, Westlake-Pine 4 size Barkla’s Gargle Pint size Listathymoline, a pleasant antiseptic mouth newer .. . FE cash. Tae |the Billingsleys, and afterward said Dansage and leaders today predict. | that Aa Ny TREES BOSTON, March &—The tast/f] $1.00 size Danderine. GOe | Wholesale, 1906-08 Boren Ave. wash and gargle ...59¢ | Crime Reco ie it had been stolen. | at scarcely longer than a week| State's attorn on ed Sox holdout is no more. Di ‘ i. i At the Day and Night drug store) “Prior to that Légan had paid/ will be necessary to shatter the| order, to which Attorney Vander-|Hoblitzel, the Sox's first caeeer | 50c size ............BO0@ | Candy Factory, 1910-12 Boren Av. Half pint size ......30¢ “the entire written history of the the sheriff one payment of $1,000 traditions of the senate and make| veer objected on the grounds that/sent in his “John Billingsley crimes,” in the form of end anotimr of $500, which was cred-/ filibusters a thing of the past the statute was ex pont facto, vold! "scrap of paper” | papers, letters and records was seized at the wrecking and came in to the hands of the mayor, Reames rhe papers showed the ship- ments, directions, books of accounts and a number of forged permits,”) said Reames. Some of these the mayor took to the district attorney.| 74 Mayor Changes Tactics “The government will show that up to this date the mayor tried to break them up, and after that used) a very different mode of tactics “The Billingsleys started bring ing in whisky by the carload. 100 canes to the car, after the Billings leys got back those papers from the mayor. The government will show {t was delivered openly thru the streets, with practically no interfer.) go) y,/ ence from the police department. | U7} i “Too, they stretched the liquor) fj three ways, so 50 gallons of whisky| made 150 gallons of the stuff they} sold, having mixed one quart of) “i whisky with one quart of water and) ‘ y/ 4 one quart of alcohol.” | Subpoenaed | Mi became necessary tol EISA Ay Ret the papers back. Deputy Prose-| /° /47 held a conversa / tnam over them sued a subpoe Henry” on a/ t night, ' mFree to 50, Catarrh Sufferers The Most Astonishing, the Most Successful Home Treatment Ever Discovered for Nasal, Bronchial, Throat, Stomach, Bladder and Other Symptoms of Systemic Hypersecretions of the Mucous Membranes. cutor Helsell ha tion with rat. F and “caused to be t KO YYV EY? hi Pha A Trial Treatment of This Remarkable Discovery Free to All Wio Write na. and had it served on the police} There In absolutely no other way A nose that dribbles with mucus) The Trouble Begins Here officer who had the papers.” | to overcome Catarrh except by|is an Indication of disease, A Reames then told of the tactics home self treatment. You have) breath tainted with the odor of ca-| ponitively got to apply the treat-|tarrh ts an offense against all ment yourself, With this import-| health and decency. A stomach| ant fact in mind, C. BE. Gauns, of| tilled with droppings from diseased | Marshall, Mich., has perfected the| nasal cavities may cause untold| most remarkable combination| misery. ‘The bowels clogged with| treatment ever discovered, Having) strings of ropy mucus indicates a hundreds of his) body Mterally reeking with ca ra and others, he! tarr used by Logan to regain possession of the papers. “Logan met Fred and his book-| keeper at the Planters’ hotel. They| had $7,500. Fred objected to paying all of that to the mayor. They) querreled. Fred insisted $2,500 was) enough. The clerk of the hotel and Just where the soft palate or uvula in located. The Trouble Gets Worse cured completely friends, neigh? he cigar girl will in effect substan- Baw ObSeen Seen: Fhe: te.88 with on ' drops down the throat inte this.” berated yeatans r hor n entails uy with food or drink, and creates @ Mayor Paid $4,000 | rt aoush ty n t ma condition wrongly dingnoned “Logan will testify he went to the . sitive rellef, You! break them down; the lungs and digestion and stomach trou! beste) realize the relief. You are con nehial tubes, scourged with the office of the chief and paid Mayor) actous of it. This ts ¢ of the moat tructive Influen f systemic Y b # one of the mo structive influence o emi ou Can Never Tell What GIN $4,000 in currency after @ con- important discoveries ever made|catarrh, can lead to the most ee- Serious Trouble Catarrh May Develop From the stomach it mixes with all food enters the blood, to call versation. The mayor sent an offi- cer to Putnam to get the papers. Putnam refused, on the ground that a subpoena had issued for them. The officer was sent back and returned for it 19 @ fact that nine people tn| rious consequencer, ten bave catarrh, but do not realize| how badly they have it. | Not Imagination protests of Sergt. Putnam. They : with coated tongue, a breath that were turned over to Logan with the| Catarrh In the One Disease that) strikes terror to those around you understanding they were to be de ie not Imagination, The hawking,| when you gag and skawk and stroyed.” pitting ning, wheezing, snuf sh and spit and choke, do you Logan destroyed the papers, he fiir . ‘blo ne and De are no ry to yourself belteve q said, and almost immediately “sent F; 4 ry oe , ‘ of tht rruption ¢ ensly e ort » gain ar rely to your nose and mouth? e e 1 a telegram to the Jesse Moore-Hunt | treatment : company of San Francisco, saying hat stopped by a mere command of| Is it any wonder that sickness Is! ‘This ts an educational move wa It Will Pay You to Send overvitiing was 0. K.” the mind. No amount of will| everywhere? Thousands are seek-| my part. I want everyone to try | Coupon Today power, however determined, can) ing bracers, tonics, strong drugs my treatment. I ask no money, no was destroyed, but the Hodge car| you do not know how badly you, *™all back of the nostrils | and the rich alike. ‘Thia tree triat |g sp'fits, am willing to returned to the Billingsleys | have it. You may have what you eatments will n begin to treatment p es that it goos to fully prepaid, the | ve ts only Nawal Catarrh, b e demand once peo 2 root of stopped- 0 ment h ec ' “Fred will testify he paid Chief believe Is only al Catarrh, but the demand once that peo.) the root of stopped-up noses, con-|f Hiren Treatmen| with full diree Beckingham $100 August 31 and even #0, It Is m threat to your gen ie at accent stant hawking and spitting, nasal ’ $600 at the Star Carriage Works, — sh ‘ ‘i | dinch anne, encing, bad breath, fre “ ‘<a F ‘sia ere Is a senalble, rational, hom: }quent colds, difficult breathing September 19, and $500 in Fred's ; “ . pertment, October 10.” welf-treatment, just as effective, Will Power Is Useless | sothering sensation in dreams F just as searching, Just as penetrat sudden fits of sneezing. dry mucus with the papers, over the earnest | Chief Gets Money | After that the carload shipments! are alleged to have started coming It requires help to overcome a) their trouble ts catarrh and noth-|@ discovery that is worth your|] C.K, GAUSS, 1283 Main St, in and “only two were seized, altho| Gisease that, although local in Ing else. And when you reallze that while to send for, whether you are Marshall, Mich, they came on an average of one al Mm character, may and often does per-| the whole body ts a vast camping | q miliionaire or a worker by the f 1¢ your New C week—one by Putnam and one by meate the entire aystem, For al-| «round for the myriad of polwon| day, Catarrh ts no respecter of|f ment will re Sheriff Hodge. The Putnam car He then told of the midnight con though you know A Mouth of Corruption cure catarrh have catarrh, When you get up in the morning and other poisons for relief when| que: germs hate ond in the! persons. stions, I have but one remedy, It undermines the poor| rid o and bring me health ference between Fred and Chief Jon edie as purifying aa} You will know from experience |in nose, chunks lodged at soft] (iss cio ae vgn neal . shich > could be hae that you cannet cure catarrh by | palate and other symptoms too! Reckingham, after which ex-Patrol 4 forgetting it. But you can learn man E. 3. Margett was arrested. «Myon gah a he from a positive demonstration how | Pumerous to mention, Simply clip, |J ......... je Rescue Hodges to the Billingsleys Ig October, 19 to cure catarrh with this combined | sign and mail coupon, Do it now.