The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 28, 1917, Page 3

PRESTIGE GAINED BY QUALITY SUSTAINED. \o z & BILL HART IN THE EDEALMA Geet bsg " A. << SQUAR “The Square Deal Man” has been held over because of its immense pop- ularity! We need say nothing more, except this: We believe it offers Hart one of the most human and likable roles he has ever starred in—and that’s going some! Wallace on our Wurtltzer, a 2ree! Key- atone, “Her Circus Knight,” and the Pathe News complete the show. First at Pike. Continuous 11 to 11, Admission 150—Chilidren 50 3 | ‘KAISER SERIOUSLY COME ON! WE NEED MORE LOTS ~ FOR THOSE WHO WANT TO GARDEN | sss saci sasor wn ‘am is suffering from a mild form John Whalen wants to grow po-| 1712, and ho will be home Wednes- | or diabe and ts “tatoes. It is years, he says, since| day, Thursday and Friday nights | treatme Hasburs, he turned a spade in the soil, but|of this week. to a wirele dispatch he fs eager to try it again. Whalen| If you'd I!ke to plant any of the! here today #s en old man. Have you a lot that | following properties, call Callaghan,| His physicians wero sald to har he can use? at Main 5900 tuk: slactaneesiatag-oith Cont Charity Commissioner Callaghan| Lot 31, Ross’ ful regi tpeainnaatetlan tae iterally is doing a land office busi-| Rear Ross seminary elect 6 por auees a stats ness. A number of lots a been | Conated by Mrs. J. be retarc he emperor's Msted with him by peop ho have| Ninth ave. W. leery. more land than they can ‘use, or A lot, nigrove feet, soanted on the! care to use what y have. ast corner of E, 65th and ar we number of lots wanted ex E., is donated by Mrs. WILLIAS JOKES DIES ceeds the number offered, so you Mcintyre, 8 34th ave.| @an be sure that if you donate the use of yours it will be appreciated. ‘The number is Main 5900. E. F. Wuerth ts a railroad man He lives at 941% 29th ave., and he) wants to plant potatoes on a lot fn that vicinity. His phone is E: st POLICEMEN LETTER CARRIERS DRIVERS and other workers who must shave enduring strength, take | SCOTYS | EMULSION Cockroaches to build up and keep up their ALWAYS USE health. Surely it will do as STEARNS’ ELECTRIC PASTE | much for you, but insist on) ys Government Buys It Ss. ge Bioomfiaia, N. J. 16-18 1s| SOLD EVERYWHERE 28 undergoing a according | second addition is owned and Grager, 2917 w recov of the ™ nes, son estauramt a en route fr is he has been returned to Seatt will cremated here. Jo as 23 former and Queen | Mrs. Mamie Breitenstine, 608| 20th ave, has loaned the use of a lot between Lyr 4 Miller sts on Broadway, db , lot 7 heer in Calife to Arizc body BERLIN FOOD SHORT was | AM RDAM, March man Food Dictator Batock! adr ted to the reichstag main comn tee that there had b estimate in t ¢ ser ¢ nes are old atu-| . way nah schools ‘NOTICE T0 SiCK WOMEN Berlin advices rece’ LIVE WIRE FATAL WILLAMINA, Picking up » h had been bl Turni stantly killed oO Mare r : »| wn farmer. t night TO KILL E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Relieves Suffering O8 Bridgeton, N. J.—"I cannot speak hig of Lydia Pinkham able too Com for in and aAkness x was ver a5¢ and $:.00 | | S DEAD ON __| |) eagle tan tep. 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Send tor new booklet testimonials, Kar-Ru Company, Tacoma, Wash, | Bold by loading druggists TS Pom OOD INTO TH INS ©) This w ial, purifies Liver taining marvelous AND Wo derful medic has the system er ni a if ‘ILL SAY DocToRS jtend a |Positive Proof That Lydia ‘ | Billing Id be} , | ymper and the notoriety i STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAR. 28, 1917. PAGE 3 GILL GIVES LIE TO ACCUSERS AND BLAMES EX-CONVICT WHO SERVED AS TIMES’ REPORTER ° Continued From Page born ® Wisc Wi witness stand volce could hardly be Tolls of Star’a Criticiam Ss its v Wa a r e confidence Vanderveer heard it rcreased there any hint from Gee their receive any solutely false Celebrated Christmas Eve Your ber Chri ked Wilmon at Ma attorne men eo?" Attorney onducted shou money? at “Wa ing the we { Tucker, is « \« ° the , ning an sons tf James by res Uement tell the new ng that he things etraig » was » erit-| about the yth ne Worked! as Waiter before 1 got my as a Waiter for one af what Was as the| ment—but I thoug was a g00d| Sense gestaurant,” he Vol-| thing, regardless of the eriticism,” | s ; ‘. It Wasn't Secret : jo © years after ® | act he began to prac aw | three years after that |into polities and was |the elty council He went to “Started back with said the 2 After y mem Hoyt yoars lected nd they get ter nido, Th clam in 1 tar the Celebrating ristmas tree custo I wor day " whe mary had a Chris Gill was home « agree son known t you retire? Be wusman introduced a copy of} sa ne the Times, printed August ne | ‘ ie telephone fa the comp 6 nb your he launched t omi before in which proposed clean slate deal a This was pointed out » entablish the defense the clean slate ag ret procedure Sep ie The mayor told how George V eal Mr x erveer came to his office ad Fr wanted Bet ae apers t too, as have three—one down » in the bedroom and one third floor. one tn the bedroom | reach to made account ¢ ” as evi conte stairs, Aladin on the with 3 cents and came a couple of hundred. t was within my teas No Phone Call ret 1906 cause | wer the Gill's hea Mr. GIN is us early, while an telephone « in ually 1 loame ver tired am ou an city cour the wouldn hin may¢ 1 Talks of Recall ' 1 1 to it after “T was recalled Uisaatiafac “ht W of if he had giver papers. The dat and the ee ef want to! yvember, dete apers ne if I didn't ngale who, he sald, w the hall | The m his political dare defeat by fortner \ ayor 1 t as ; Contradicts Logan Billingsley Gill Meets Billingsley orces-ex 4 him no. H id it BAI | “No answer ar it was a family egrace to chara the te at the Baw was electe ition ven hit ard r didn't y anin me because we had pro- peo the others the san Said He'd Quit “Tl asked n if he inten ft, and } 1 6 thou would and pr ly go to San shall son, es," the enforcer be Fired d Lang ald the sald ted ght Fran-|; aw was I pledge b ] He « | inher gists could sell Nquor tn their did on law was drug. A have ) ° about that | he He started to Ko out © back and 1 suppose you know the ena out for these paper th ullivan in time with the same Mayor Pats Wife ‘The mayor arose and walked to- ward the stand to resume his own ed his wife he smiled. She weak yo! ¢ as ght here were seve f lowe my The a general to be ‘I don't a damn what you do with the! papers,’ and went out and up to| Putnam Uncontroiled “We agreed on Sergt. Putnam, as r ; | Putnam's office 1. 1 it 4d the dry yu , the m or was asked to tell the man Se ee pol usman asked the mayor ff, at erg A he of the Billingsley authority’ | 82y time, he was alone with Loeaa | iq al oa listed by now the difficultigs | Bulingstey in the room. Jernment from the files of the Jesse ran.end Inge]: “MO, sie” replied ORR a Moore Hunt company. The list from becoming great! wwiny Mate you ta see to the| Nae entered as correct in a stipala- Ition between the defense and the statement of Logan Billingsley that | Porernment ‘on $4,000 on that occa- k lings! fed the attorney . ieee Up = ere resuming to and always had unll The mayor tld in stopping drug « warehouses, ever A the thought fter mayor in @ low voice. “When did you last @ sald he knew he wou P He sald be knew . aye to cont lege 10 I saw them they hief's office.” ayor was asked to explain ure of the papers returned 1 had beer when he > nat Bi adized by atreched NVght dr testified nent of Moore yor he t had or- to selz jor bearing unt company 10 y 1am here He told ca Ww conferring 8 ® matter iquor was mort,” nuse Logan Rill neede ned tt nion Warned Against Dr. Matthews my off ber was he te ew ° e amages wer t r was door open ed hin expe Tie forged 1 ne to tell you that ingsley drug] retained by th Stewart | as e€idence to dr state cases against the Bil mever returned The mayor drew pocket, ex ‘tt police } nobn rece at the They ° pushing et ingsley r and Da stores Ww the Bi You pa If you don't be said rm rested them ted Bausman as ma ate | th to coust torneys, fence. in Pausman reques the gove were introduced in dod, oft Yeu prett Attorne te le ev ar aid the our enfe every once r ha ment - answer me b hi} w min 1 was in day wheat t Mack to consikted of No Incriminating Papers “There n natin Un, nature, ayor. ‘“IWere were telegrat from © Jess Moore Hurg Co, to ‘Frank Adams. One letter phowed that Hunt him elf had taken up a matter of ship h @-W. officials and in formed Billiagsley that his Alaska esentative would be in Seattle hortly There mayor. that I an five ked: “Did ater call on you? an @ was not would q er The f Didn't yar | Mid b te | $1,0¢ | | Tell Matthews id twe sle ud collecte fron t gan Billings! int m that dD Matthews what lingsley had told you So much is told me to cre- ate animosity that I ldn't bh rentioned it to Dr, Matthews had I |thought of it. I treated Billingsley, mind, as Dr. Matthews udded Bau re m mentioned in the indictment which ley is al : ; , |Log it e | No. od to quit, he said h did, but wouldn't n yoint of the a couldn't control 1% ona thoug greem | tters | inn rook t weae a number of le womtn in a separate which & didn’t read ftation, ‘Dear wu They s and it didn’t app was my busine here Was one letter from Jennings to Lognn and half a letters of introguct Se from a §& nee the being And ly liable for Billings ausman asked rm man. ad f but only |" Logan looked = | telegr ttorne 4 copy of the conspir. Logan i cla por ma aid the a r to mayor, “I'm not affluent # to read Council Thought It Wise By the c¢ which the jury lie low un an slate agreement, fected with the all claims etty boot mayor ¢ August mayor f to pi tes ramento 80, oceurre he that meant peop legger | “There the and inst make asked By Calls Gill “That's for the Grawled the mi | the | would you feveral bills of lad-| You? bank books and a num-} ber of bills for debts incurred in| final settlement |t}eir drug stores.” ley testified he) What He Shotld Have Done to the mayor.| whe mayor exglained that “if I| for nt, Mayor|naq acted as deliberately as 1| ad acte as Hit with} should h I would have’ called | claimed up Lundin from the chief's office | might afternoon ang had h veer und get what papers pending were to be date of th Logan Billing $4,000 bribe to the agreeme tified, he discusse y al councilmen They thought it tified, “but | were es \ ing, some “Billingsley” jury to decide,” smiling, “As developed, it’s to determin whether 1 » old boss or not. 1 nev to be old boss. I have meant Vane them on th dropped or, te x Mr or wa wl largel n come he| Hausman made a Jed ari of laughter ayor, and ught fist to his table with Now, Mr, Billingsley marked Bausman. Then he real ized his slip. ely beg your pardon,” he to the mayor, who looked at his wife and winked Now,” said the attorney, who cut into|bad recovered himself, “there's at this|been a good deal said about no ar following |rests after August th. Who took the} makes the arrests?” "The police, ans mayor Can No, it lip that wanted He told of being with tt tax levy, of the of the water front strike, yng |“bad me on tue edge of a Jevery day,” a talk to ne the Y. M. ©. A. and conversations relative to details city administration The afternovu reeess r testimony immediately Mra. an Thought Billingsley Thru Attorney Frede B counsel, u the #o the ma busy that day worrie which voleano sboys at| never-ending of aman, of e p and down sy » put que most of the aime, with le He tapped his knee with of folded | was quick to reply “Did you think you had put | Billing out business you considered the compromise?” | point ed Bau |the nd 1 thought “| te too difficult for to do A modest, of| woman in ness,” said the mayor, “because I'd given them, and!she elbowed a wand the when | the or's and rece man s, that I had mad wered the motherly furs ond thru thet appearing large hat crowd and you make arres | asked has com-| SATISFACTORY OTTO f ALGLI. TERMS ALWAYS THe GROTE-RANKINCO. 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They're being paid salaries and have men,” smiled the mayor. “It isn't up to me to get these Dillingsleys—I don't know how to t them, I didn't find it neces. ary, every time I saw a police- |man, to tell him to go and get the Millingsleys.” Then Bausman ought to break up the Billings- financial resources was best way to break up the Billings Denies Logan Phoned The mayor denied that Logan | had a habit of holding telephone | conversations with him, as the er had testified. did receive a lot of telephone calls threat and they might m him,” shot ak ing crisply And did he asked: “You tv | jie call you up the night of Christmas eve?” Did your wife awaken you?” Whispered “Merry Christm The settled back and spoke lowly: “My wife woke me jup for a minute just after 12 and whispered, ‘Merry Christmas.’ There was a quickening of inter- est thru the room. 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