The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 16, 1917, Page 11

STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1917. PAGE if FRYE 5 MEATS 200 GOVERNMENT INSOL CTA 4 MASSLOW | ‘How the Gill Jurors ima _— == | | Buy Your Meats Look to Mabel Abbott} Fahey Brockman Selling Plan at CONTINUED case, and not always to the frame ature of it that the other FROM PAGE 1 gs } Holds Head on Hand wenn During Bausman's sarcastic | | heekling of Hatton, the witner ep t ru i , peaking ne gig» Aap who said he had wat in the are leteaing to hrerag Billingsleys’ rooms all one a casio sme ternoon while the brother Reverend Chews Gum wrangled about how much The head his neighbor, Rev. ¢ 1 r on the con trary, might be set on @ pivot, so constantly does it turn from ~PASEE DS money to pay somebody, with out asking any questions or drawing any inferences, every juror in the box was watching Quality Markets Sunday is always more cheerful and brighter in the home where a good dinner is served. FALEEZT witness to examining lawyer | Hatton's face except McGrane TEO A nd back again, Percy inare | He was looking # hingly at | | tired Baptist minister, now | Rausman much of the time | | ranching near Quilcene, He t# C. IL Van Brunt is a con. | | evideatly of a nervous tempera tractor and eity councilman of | | ment. He ehifts his position in | Port Angeles, Ho rests his | his chair with a Jamp every few head on his hand almost all the minutes, and chews gum ener. | time TREEY LeveL | getically. Ile is the grayent “Deep thinking stuff,” said ~ man in the box “Vie,” as he drew the hand into RENT ~ Next ts Charles G. Melee | a farmer from Auburn. NS PEL We are sure that if you will visit any one of Frye’s Six Quality Markets tomorrow you will tind something in the fresh or smoked meat line which will be particularly pleasing to the family palate. Yin XPENSIVE oa INDOW DISPLAYS A} "7, re a? > a yan, the sketeh x A. P, MeCretght, another far bearded and black-browed, he mer from Clinton Whidb sits almost motionless all day island, keeps his eyes on the long, watching the trial with floor @ good deal, like a student . eyes that seem to see fate be- who understands music better JOSN! LN INA TADD 2 tks Our obliging employes will go the limit in their efforts to aid you in making the right selection. You will have the extreme satisfaction of Knowing that you are buying Quality meats at the same price you are compelled to pay for ordinary meats. GOVERNMENT 7 2. | | hind it moving the puppets. If if be isn't distracted by looking | that description sounds too far | at the singer, | | fetched, I'll translate it into the Chalmers “Fidgety” guess that when the time comes | LJ |: te ballet, ke elit know what he Robert Chalmers, traffic man : for Lowman & Hanford, is one thinks, byt may have trouble in | of the fidgetiost jurors, Hin | explaining why he thinks it, tee Ghul on teat that the | A Youngish Fa " muscles stick out on his face. Svo ~ FRYE S MEATS a7 Frye’s Meats are Government Inspected Heats hime eee Paomes dD, | Soeie, Se Ove on te ace and Passed. If you ask us, it will be a pleas | Parks, Renton farmer. He, too jury box, eve Sie atiotee avai tine: ; | {8 leas restlers during the long haptco per tele ot ure to show you inside of our great ice boxes, hours of listening than some of | tut what few there ero usually | then you will realize what we mean when we the others. start with him an “He's not much more than a Say our meats are Quality Meats and kept kid,” declared “Vic,” as he Nos. 11 and 12 on the jury are | farmers again, John Montgom- under ideal sanitary conditions. | drew Parks’ pompadour. "Pyvery line fn his fice is young.” T. H. Bennett from Monroe, alertly whe ery of Bellevue and John Munn | | of Jefferson county. Farmers | | | | | ] | no a farmer, ns forward er the testimony FRYE are in the majority on the ju MEATS » VERNMENT INSPECTED PASSEU<- | Montgomery « | once in a whi! amanda : a | Buy your New Spring Clothes LIVES WITH DEAD ‘sss: sce re te) EArt cata | con RSet where you don’t have to pay for high it pretty stiff of pneumonia contracted while big decision that t J. D. Jones of Seattle | of! tricians’ he! | iene fsa a they street-level rent, credit losses, fancy extrava- cr) Mie ehuckied as be drew ap Ey gant fixtures, expensive window displays lee- 12 men are facing, as they per In the city light BODY MONTHS =: he kept t an of the mounted p a . r the| fully combed forward over PRINCE ALBE Si ~ Constable Barbour reached th P March 16 Rate Wee creat | shack December 18. His examina-| Jones’ baldness; and then he story of the man who lived for tom showed the man died natural looked Interested as he drew months with the body of Sam !¥: 24 he gave permission to inter| the lower part of his face. Sl Fauy in 2d hn and other costly flubdubs i MeGee in the frozen North, bound ‘he frozen boty. | are tk te He told Nilson to make a great F | } “Some jaw, at that!” he ob 000 SHORTAGE | by a promise to cremate hin erved ett s brought to mind by a similar one. pile of wood and keep it burning) [iivO4, The fact that © man BEGAN REVOLT € uits all Northwest Mounted police, who is then to dig a grave with aine| > Coane & eeee: eek, ASae- Si.. «| his compa: untS a mer lice should ne.| the curlicue of bair that is care- they have “well proportioned id the owner of a lead pencil tha in the far North, Sigyaid as to mark the spot with a cross,| Jones’ anxiety to f whore only companion, according to the custom of hl say the toes Fong 0g Mr since Octo Was the body of | Wilderness. | Sie athens ‘ Be - nate, whe CONTINUED Ole Heiberg, his partner. A Ce ae | disclaimed it with a shake of Feared Murder Charge | Potatoes keep man from getting| the head, Then he lald it con- Nilson’s shack was at Island hyper-acidity, says Doc Wiley. AlsO| gpicuously on the edge of the FROM PAGE 1 lake, 150 miles north of police from getting rich, Doc. box, and walted. Mis rellet 4 — was evident when Attorney But few indeed had dared to hope Walter Fulton took it. I think [that the whole order could be ho will insist on giving full hanged without protracted and he h Constable Barbour, of the Royal) "til the ground below was thawed, just in from his post, tells of a he had and put the body in. He| Dat meant more. I think, was 0 t Al FOURTH CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, OF SEATTLE ANNOUNCES A FREE LECTURE ON cf ; a wolght to details when the Jury |jextensive blood letting | gets to deliberating. gan With Food Riet Christian Science hg —B8Y— John Randall Dunn, C. S. Of St. Louis, Missour| Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church, the First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Masa, and Cordially Invites the Public to Be Present. AT THE MOORE THEATRE SUNDAY, MARCH 18, 1917, AT 2:30 P. M. blacksmith, of Seattle, gives [small food riot# and scattered! ¢: strikes tn the factory districts of} ‘es the capital, unrest long pent up,| and, seething quickly boiled up! and spread thruout the city and ov to Kelvy and Moscow Regiments sent to shoot down) kers mutinied and their ai abel * Other regiments sent to ate atri offic the duma—the Ru we Doors Open at 2 o'Clock pun the matineers deserted to Soar } } the cause of the masses or we I i in ini 1 say! eaape seel 0) TAWeY SaaCNAR UP STi to the asaleta: n a emboldened t with the growing downfall of the cua: Hy jovernment buildings, arsenals teal barracks, munition factories, s AS : wasn, ply stations, fortresses and ace were besieged soon nting developed last Sunda night Women and Children Ald Government troops t resisted We Original Op-S¥airs Clothiers of the Northwest tion and seized arms and am ni} | Spring Showing ped A seg ‘\e ‘ant - " 4p nter and threw his body into the ;mew national cabinet, which is H Cc I Hits Boys in , Photoplays are censored; stage | f exh t ( the people ha Seva. pledged to carry out the will of Ne hee Its rack fae plays are not. The idea seems to. | o orators one were some of the more | te people Hotel De Sing Sing be t people with 10 cents need | Wome and « fren ventured on signs of the feeling that had With t thoro cleaning out of <4 pg . to be “protected,” but those with | Smart New a camioa sarvtsaded strona he opportunity fer exores|¢B® prodermens and devotion to ING, N. ¥., March 16.—Sing §2. don't windo arry food to the st the war and which preced- | the cause of all Russia in the war, soners today are feeling the) ua —_— | H. troops fighting the battle of the|ed the revolution, which today |t of the allies will pe effects of the high cost of living. In| ™ Meet “Nan of Music Mountain” | ats eave omises bright future for |! Strengthened as the | the past, potatoes and catans were | in Monday's Star. L in nd wider % ra € bined forces go forward under |@ regular part of the daily menu. Pi ret he an oes ny “Hour Mas Struck {the banner of democracy Now, however, the chef is feeding to Se topniee wees stl rue tous’ bes serene en th : smates fice and. macaroni tu sar or o and the house sage Rodzianko se * . lace of the high-priced foods, in or Scores of large shape The ¢ neyo te ie gg nd brs gp ter Premier Stormer Biggest Art Sale der to reduce the cost of feeding the of emall ones and dosene tha n defiance of an which he 1 Minister of the Interior Proto Now Under Way 00 pris s Just Printers are between these two extremes, | tofore it had always obeyed alm ff hed been imprisoned ar + @) 1013 THIRD MAIN 1043 F ased et & He stopped the marriage. Who? Prince Lvoff appoint witho NEW oe : sjey Read “Nan of Music Mountain.” | “ar Cuar ——_—____— ———————| N YORK, March 16.-—F . || Ladies’ Sample Hat| _ :: a, giving on thousand dollars’ worth of Old pression the demands of the Masters from the collection of Shop common people in revolt, that Frederick R. Halsey will be auc med off at the Anderson Art ries he beginning toda This is the seventh section of the Halsey collection to be sold | and Will bring the total sales from For One Week Only the collection up to nearly $400,000, Crown Free SHORT NEWS With ouy famous Whalebone Rubber Plate, the greatest discovery of the age. It has stood the test for years. The lightest, strong- est and best plate known, Fits any mouth; never drops, You AUSTRALIA IS already prepar get your teeth the same day we take your impression. Special at- ing to offer homes to those of Eng tention given to out-of-town patients land's soldiers who choose to ped off a struggle that has bee | make their home in the continental EXAMINATION FREE Tae on will sod: Satens Jeolony when the war is over, ac ies - ek aa oo ; cording to M. Mackellar, of Syancy, We Administer Novocain lever wince the war began. Neces Is liable to take place “ehhh fhegeotlp Meher ord was sent the crar at t front to return and sur Upstairs Over Oak Theatre SECOND AVE. AND SENECA Open Saturday Evenings eo All the while the duma was |eanizing the demands of the 1 an am | Plo, the fighting was continuis } + ] |the streets and from the b tops, the police having been driven to cover, from which the id t emerge until the pr s had been emptied of all politi risoners and the city taken over definitel and police really » wit OFFERS the people from the start ar ly openly helped them Little Bloodshed | The week of terror, for terror Ithere was, despite the comparative ly y small amount of bloodshed, top was at The New Discovery for Deadening Pai sity of the royalists to call on the , ho y 0 Pain jetty, of the so get Rep py oon any day. What will that [| Washington Thursday, en route to | : an ixcta fodder és seen: hake wate heron ath CCBA England Gold and Porcelain Bridgework at one-half the usual price, cannon fodder as soon as the ae hes Si Nae ie for one week only. Hring this ad with you. ; A At the time Columbus made his : vern sumer Higher prices, discovery, the North American Fifteen years in our present location ; began resulted In more open de ; ment they were giving their lives IM of cours table continent had only one domestic Nine thousand satisfied patients; 20-year guarantee with all i to sustain ed animal, the dog work, Examination and advice Free. SERVICE A strong current of anger ran WI y safe ant THE RIGHT to pay by install thro the pation o the pro<ier Pain and toothache vanish like magic by our new, direct ' rents local improvement asser: ‘ i « man ministers who had won plac met alia eb 7" Painless Method. There is no other dentist : ments amounting to less than $10 ; or dental company in clove to the czar thru the frien 1 eannot be denied by the city cording to an opinion given by Cor ihe United States that has as many painless operations to its 11 A. M. to 8 P. M. Bp ahip of the czarina, herself a rela tive of tho kaiser. Grafting and poration Counsel Hugh Cald Teeth extracted without pain, We have and are using at the traitorous ministers and heads of Hirekiaretera cannead foam tinea. t well, at the request of the finance present time the most successful anaesthetics known to science yureat pposed fror p to time, but, the court, never came | VITTUCCI IMPORTING ff committer of he council Fist A Peasetul, Hehe aleeus-vn taal Aaa C yeaa ‘teal ; A 24-HOUR beach patrol, under ear purging itself of this menace 2 MUSI jnear purging itself o! pinto COMPANY the direction of the Coast Guard cei ste eesti Apion Painless Dentists credit By Superb Orchestra 9°" Manufacturers, Wholesale maidens Rasputin the mad moak Grocers and Coffee Roast 12 to 2—5 to 7 P.M, whose wiles had won him the ear The Beau Brummell detective of the ezarina, and, thru her, the 309 Occidental Ave quad, to eateh South Yonke N 305', PIKE ST., COR. THIRD AVE, apparent confidence of the czar Y., burelar Ne wear dre: it Phone Eiltott ¢ Over Ow! 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