The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 13, 1917, Page 3

Until Wednesday Night Only !!1!! HAROLD LOCKWOOD Says: “Take it from me, ‘The Promise,’ my lat- est picture now show- ing, is full of pep, thrills and interest. It was filmed in the ‘big tree’ country of the Pacific Coast. Of course, May Allison is the heroine.” “FATTY’S FEATURE FILLUM” Two reels of fun and ALLACE URLITZER LODIES STERS J iJ Firet at Pike—Continuous, 1! to t1—Admission 15o—Children Sc Serious Danger Lurks in Diseased Teeth Do not let your Teeth decay and crumble away Not only is it unpleasant to yourself and to others not alone does it render your breath foul and upset your stomach. Read what no less an jority than the Encyclopaedia Britannica says on this subject “EXPOSURE AND DEATH the dental pulp furnishes an avenue of entrance for disease-producing bacteria, by which invasion of the deeper ti readily take place, causing Necrosis, Actinomycosis, Phlegmon and other destructive in flammations, certain of which affecting the various sinuses of the head have been found to cause menin gitis, chronic empyema, metastic abscesses in remot parts of the body, paralysis, epilepsy and insanity You will not necessarily contract these d autl of ues may yerculosis eases be cause your teeth are decayed tand ard authority as a means of emphasizing the great necessity of having decayed teeth attended promptly. Many people “put off” a tist because they fear the pain; others because they fear the t; some because they fear both. You need have no fear of either if you come to me MY METHOD IS PAINLESS AND I PROVE IT Much has been said and done in the v dentistry; perhaps you yourself have ¢ called “PAINLESS” whaf you expected PAINLESS I positively guarantee to treat the have and if it hurts, the operation will not cost you a cent. Isn't that plain enough? My charges are honest, reasonable times, and all my work is guaranteed. HERE ARE A FEW OF MY PRICES 22-k. 30-gauge Gold Crowns, per tooth. . $5.00 Plates, per set .... Bridgework, Gold or Porcelain, per tooth. $5. 00 Extractions, painless .... .50c Painless Proctor Corner First and Pike St. Opposite Public Market Phone Main 4965 but I quote this te visit to the den of painless perienced so- dentistry and found it far from My method is ABSOLUTELY orest tooth you charge “WE BROKE THE | BILLINGSLEYS,” | SAYS MAYOR Did the Billingsleys receive liquor shipments at the rate of a carload a week following the compromise with Mayor Gill, Auguat 30? Thia is one of the bones of contention in the booze-graft conspiracy cases which the prosecution outlined In the opening statement, and which the defense hopes to disprove by the government's own fig ures. In @ stipulation agreed 1 the defense and the governm torneys Monda sho trial two each Maquor shipment the Je Hun to the Hil fa traced, This stipulation fixes the jamount of liquor shipped Gill Is Optimistic Logan Hillingsle tiffed he coty » average a carload liquor after Auguat and that he sold approximately $60,00( worth of whisky In Seattle Mavor Gill ta optimist figures shown in the stipulat T show that the f got lens th Inatead o on b nt at to ten the by weeks company weel n $34,000 worth of t their time here After they or got $8,000 this more than $5,000 worth got to them, but was ¢ | we got tof the } to them August Broke ‘Em Up, He Says “Fact is," says Mayor Gill Hy broke th nd this stipulation ho pap red by ‘ ment durin Aug Hillingsteys it as evi dence | Logan Bil! from the long erillings fense | day The closing testimony were tilt with Attorne who had been most the cross-examination with Billings iey Logan told questions t ‘Oh, I frig sarcasti after his| nda of de} Mon witness sta attorneys, at 2:30 p. m nte of Logan's Walter ‘niton he said Ful-| ton mime. | haver I'm not I'm not ned jnow. And fright ® | Logan {) Bickel aiking over t ayor several times when Crehar waid Le wanted to talk t n When 1 got the mayor I'd tell bim t was Bickel and he would know who it was.” E shed foreman for Oregon- Wash. ington Railway company, followed | him on the stand, as the second | government witness. “Do you remember the occasion when Logan was at the warehouse and the detectives came up?” Yes. Logan was nd the freight house with I watch ed them. Logan followed them and talked, 30 feet from me. Ot his right finger and then put th in Peyser's veet pe t Didn't Seize Booze Did the ive selze any of that liquor No. He them n bis pocket yw close were they to the They were leaning on one of the barrels “Twe Billingsley sb would Any later say, ‘How Billingsley Mquor here minutes a true t away are you t did the barrels? ok closely do with the en As and rub dust over aned aa a carload of Yes Tell about it d the eh to get the Hquor ou rater charged Reames was pu ting words in the mouth of the ness 1 Reames’ ques an pay you ther for ver $50." Relative to th nts se Al did you betw 1 and dete quad mer To Double His Pay Putnam was a man” Waa Billingste to double your ¢ Knocks Obstinate Coughs in a Hurry A Simple Home-Made Remedy That Gets at the Ca ; 3 tte ir and agreeable. It's #0 old home-made nd su life 4 Hew drugmiat ents’ wort nd fill the ated sugar It tastes pleas tly. ox in a mont trated compound®of gen pine extract, combined ify retunded goes with this prepare tion, The Pinex Co, Ft Wayne, Ind. stepped down | 2° “asked P. Weideman, assistant freight | I eaw him} STAR—TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1917. pay you that?” hen Billings ti, Fulton then took the witness Not Sentenced aaah t been sentenced ley Hed to you? Yon pleaded guilty? Wt at How mat n the rlet gullty times b ve you been #8 office? Did you nity ever for {mmu coming ney Tennant took the wit You bad notice from your em to help these detec Yer.” You testified MWilingsley put bis fingers in thetr Don't know Logan ed he never attempted to pay nen down there?” Denies Bootlegging government objected and was you aw Loran tentif The ’ ned Ien't It @ fact you were doing a little bootlegging of your own No. Frater then took the witness “Didn't you n you pl that t an t Allen advised say, whe ad you didn't w Mr a cause ou get one No.” The next H » you an attorney” witness called waa arfinger at © Charles e in Detectives Were 0. K He said he'd known of Billingsley Detectives Pool s Year year and Vhat did Poo und Peyner| ed Ream McLennan Logan getting wan What do when ship ‘ear Called Up Logan “Called t 1 at did I Billingeley tell t Detectives Poolman, Pey MeLenr 1 Doom? look er and that he bet fd he used the name of |‘ He said TORM-eXate What began asked Me Didn't Cost Much Jollars and a quart o hia Dlandiah-| ‘ed T er. | Attorney Fulton took the witnens “What officers followed the four | defendants on the water front?” “Quite a number.” Attorney Tennant took the wit| nena “Why were you Fiilingsley get the docks Seemed Like Good Fellow w a good fel ou knew it as a violation of of his fingers , I the Did you after t ught it was coming tn kindness detectives © the defendant er front? t the wat ater took the witne mea did you phone ee or f Had His Orders ’ ave order ‘our times not to let liquc ship. Sti Ipulat on Shortens Ar this 7 Trial nit that the laree to have to prove nent Such nec stablish one 0 ederal jr Dry Squad Man Testifies 1 I. Revelle, dry squad officer th next witnes: lied was on the dry under Sergt He for three monthe said he piad Put-| nam Do Reame On to the ky ina ¢ ed P ou remember the Peter C: oe | liquor shipment?” J about found uly 13 O.W whis with machinery. I call tention to it, and it} 22 over night in| Logan Bill-| named Smith| barrels of and 1 orning and a driver ind loaded two on a truck Officer Harvey followed truck on a motoreycle. I walt nd the truck came back with t ingsley whieh | the} empty barrel TL asked some office nigned ldn’t tell me time one in the freight who for it. He and I wa Dete r came do’ arison wh yser said tives n sky it that wa Tennant ero You had better Information thar p off ra?” I knew ft was Billingsley whi Cann Pays for Protection “Pred Cann was then called What ir our business asked retired whiwk partne th dru 1 n Logan Billing “ley?” you know n what the at i we went | Broo etal of Pyramid Pile Treat PAGE 3 Satisfactory Terms Always tHe GROTE-RAN OTTO F. KEGEL, General Manager. KINco. The"Stay Satisfa actory’ Range This Week Because—Monarch many super Because—[ach successive out new Ranges AT We Ask You to Attend the Demonstration and Sale of Monarch Malleable Ranges To better inform yourself of the practical and lasting improvement in these already popular Ranges. No other Range is sold quite so much on the recom- mendation of ‘satisfied users. We wish to bring this statement before you, that that they of the kitch Monarch doubling Because— Monarch use less fuel and « Because Malleable Ranges possess features not found in other Ranges. ior season has uction brought improved constr in Monarch id tructed id to the convenience en. The latest improvement in Ranges makes them rust-proof, the life of the Monarch Range. More Than 12,000 Monarch Malleable Ranges Have Been Sol Monarch atic that the many s of owning the u time-, room-, and labor-saving Range. She will more than confirm any idea you may have that the Monarch Malleable Range is a good Range to know about—a better Range to own. housewife whe t-hand for doubt ve you fir infor n ast ue anxious to help| whisky off the| This $10.00 Pure Alum- inum Cooking Set FREE with every Monarch Range sold this week. i Vitreous Enamel Lining—the d in Seattle Newest Feature of Monarch Range Construction nd ar el I rust. No other range in tl Yr the en this the flues sund orld itreous | inings used in the w is constructed i m of the Monarch absolutely protect the anner Order your Monarch this week, or trade your old stove as part payment on a Monarch Malleable Range. GROTE- RANKIN PIKE AT FIFTH excused until! n time to jon Davis, a druggist 18 What is your by and Wh at other tra was then eant dy He said he firs’ Logan and ore at about your relations with fix time 1 met Billingsley aid a shipment would be iry squad, and I of ‘ocked for Lagan Bil ning in May, 1916, and we the Day and Night drug st ves their Ingsle when the Day and N ized by the red it to him at He told me he guarantee it Ma Tt Witness Is Excused Logan Billing otlegging Sees Poolman There Dete summe ink hou Did you see ive Poolman Two or three What did he Generally went into th where Mr. Billingsle Did ny money? Yes.’ Why Pi Piles ?. times release back Did On the 30t n the Pl What 1 see roon office The ine. defense didn’t cross-exam: ante Makes Secret Caches James A. Russell, 1006 F st. cabinet ma was Hears Mon Marior en n the next an e an a ment Will Answer the Question Emphatically. Ever work for } In March What did you do? Bui Stewart For liquor? Yes What was their Selling liquor. He Saw Poolman Poolman in there the secret cache Street pharmacy “Ever Once. In what 7 The dis How lor 1 don't k Who was er ary did he now with him? room ‘i Tnst th stay ‘Hello? Send Me a Box of Pyraml and and Mr, Hat Is no worse than were (on of many who did try this he u Mid Pile Trontmene, He sald he used to ®. the vo since written us let. Stewart Street Day and Night ng over With joy and armaet The v Heard Threat Made Did you hear Fred an, ‘We'll have to get they're . genius in Cineinnat at our expense by mailing: DON. OF Ket @ Oe box from your druggist now. Take no substitute, | FREE SAMPLE COUPON PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY, 648 Pyramid Hullding, Marshall, Mich, y send mo a, Free sample of Pyramid Vile ‘Vreatment, in plain’ wrappe Namo Small bottles of getting too fre nan now. ve had § Poolman and Peyser went] for a few cents asked Tennant wid a few drops : Une tha ered 1 tender, aching co ig like that—th " ed callus, Instant et them disappears and sh Hatton Sees Bribe Money find the corn or cal Arthur R Hatton shrivel that the Billing the finger imate employe, soreness Ay th ollows ae when Y by? we! saying they'd some: | at have | you Not 4 felt leys, and an inti Was next called, eeper |) for oing Loe did you see and lift out with fingers of this freezone GROTE-RANKIN igh the soon isiness en Logan said he was going Washington Annex, and r vith money and a said old mar Returns With Pavers returned in an hour and a f with a package claimed to be to you ent aid, ‘Now we can Fred an their clear loyed ut Charge ed ag don 4 and do bu ut did Fred a these papers? I don’t know “How long did them after that?” Not at all.” Do you know McLennan?’ you work for an “ Au and Fre . Poolman, August aid and hear ey Talk 117 after dinner nd Fred havir ® very friendly.” Do you know w ley paid them money I never saw it passed, I asked) for an explanation of shortage slips (Continued on page 7) asn't Women! Keep This On Dresser! Never Let Corns Ache Twice antly! Few drops ca corn-soreness en corns and calluses shrivel, loosen No pain! thank » th e rid of eve corn bety paintul ¢ Every comes rwards. It doesn’t the skin or flesh, one can now get 1ard corn, soft corn, oF the toes, as well al on bottom of feety who tries freezone be- enthusiast because it n't hurt or pain one par i who d r-|even trr w ether d . the magic fluid een any drug ou simply store apply luse upon an a harden the soreness | t rn or ly really doe le ortly Tell lus you want @ nuine freezone, » loose lift it off bit of pain when or | round wood ¢ applying [anything else. Don't accept Peyser * ether Billings." cked in a little 7 Rageae ‘ down to see the Logan then @ | ight and Day drug store, © os MADARA SAAR ies DERE ARR RS Cre RE het