The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 31, 1917, Page 2

Wolf First at Pike eemnneee Teter, 190 to Darte & Rialto, Nentta & Feature Photeplay “BEATRICE FAIRFAX” 10e; Rvea and Sun, 150 _ ‘Maryes. Change of Program AT 3:30 P. M. at 10 Prices: 60e to $200 Adventures of THRILLING PHOTO. DRAMA OF LIFE SINGERS, Louise ON MEETING CALLED Emergency Peace Federation GOOD EATS CAFETERIA Monday, April 2, 12 o'clock To Plan Protest Against War. SPREAD THE NEWS PALACE HIP John Spargur, Conductor Last Symphony Concert SHURSDAY EVENING, APRIL STH @pectal Request Matinee GATURDAY, APRIL TTH Outy Appearances tn Beattie of this Famous Young Tenor Brilliant Orchestral Program @m sale Monday, April 24 PERILS OF THE LATE 5,000 SOLDIERS AND BATTLES—FIRST TIME SHOWN—5 REELS Bring the Chien, 5e-Matinees10c-Evenings 15¢ Continuous 11 to 11. ADDED FEATURE PARSON'S COMEDY COMPANY 4 Days Starting Sunday Glaum Woman Of Leila Aradella, a twentieth century Ciree tn whose incenselad apart ments the barbaric gods of beauty and pleasure are enthroned, Charles Ray ON (2) 10¢ Continuous !1 to 11 Any Seat Any Time ‘JIT DRIVERS TO BE am Royal Court Quintet | | noon, When the booze-graft case went to the the 12 2 men he ad a mass STAR—SATURDAY, MARCI 3!, jury Friday after- of conflicting statements which | were charges and denial of wholesale municipal corruption | If the | Billir | the | dow: jveng | Start | legge | me urors May tection money The booze-graft trial h ngsley, H If the « e ed ag aru uit ither the officials of Seattle sold out to the clever for n } his brot lefense t ist Gill, amor ot roney, ¢ est men quarely me of t hers } government's case were founded on truth and their allies protection bought from city officia heory were right, Logan ils from the mayor Billingsley, the man who smashed his drug store bribery jit to put U. 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Attorney Allen off his trail. ¢ he never accomplished, and used boot or a spider-like crook spun a web to en cor i stor were presented to the he best legal talent in the Northwest 1 Billingsley swore they paid 000 ¢ , which ended Late 200 to Chief Beckingham and $10 a barrel pro the detectives Friday, has been in session four weeks, but the preliminary rumors and gov- ernment investigation started four nths ago A federal jury, in December, indicted Logan Billingsley and his b after ex-Policeman Margett, rival bootlegger, and Eddie Baker, manager of the Jesse Moore Hunt com pany h rned over incriminating evidence , sold whisky behind] - : : | They were charged with conspiracy to violate the federal aws governing the interstate shipments of liquor the town, bent on re-!stayor Gill and the other defendants with shocking corrup- 1917, PA‘ hey Hodge and City | January The Billingsley story, tion | United States | Assistant Attorney to handle the prosecution General to take his place Walter Fulton, former B {I nnar 1 Doom. On this evidence, and the stories told by J and his brothers, Mayor Gill, Chief Beckingham, ex Detectives Meyer Dan McLennan and James Doom were which Gill was defended by former § former Superior Court Judge William R After Attorney George Tennant, original counsel for two of the detectives, took sick, Bell was recalled into the case prosecuting eckingham and John Frater was counsel for Detectives Mc-| Peyser, Jack indicted startled Attorney Clay Allen called for help, Reames was sent from < Frederick Bausman and Wilmon Tucker, | state and county bar associations. | Walter Schaffner, attorney, also aided in gath Bell attorney, ran Billings-| Sheriff Poolman, late in and Portland ate Supreme Court Judge president of the ering de | | Ex-Sheriff Hodge was dismissed from the charges by ; |directed verdict from Judge Neterer at the end of the first | week, for want of evidence. He was defended by his partner, defended ONE AMERICAN KILLED AS SUB SINKS CRISPIN | | | WA Ame was t cordin sul Frost at DEMOS SURE TO | | NAME SPEAKER: Den ocrat! t enry North within SHIN GT ng to & jc organ wentatives | oday He Dakot Helge ‘ON, Mar bh stea 1 without ond cab pract Re a, Was st appendicitis and rushed to hospite 8 it th own to ch 31 have bly arnt WASHINGTON, March 31 ation of the house of teally In < Or d y the state department of Fo n shed! Secretary 7! n'a apecch. Lape This int was based |¢ oy i m the published quotation of nstown today at republican. GERMANY ANNOU WASHINGTON, March many may have recogn state of war exists between country and the United States? ording to an interpretation to that ae GERMAN PAPERS DEMAND CHANGE De of Mar h S1- ratization ched the reichstag. n Berlin told of the AMSTERDAM, nd for the Germany has re Dispate hes tr ’ April rman advices tod Le Jitney drivers in Washington | Representative late enthus ed cities of the t class will become |Jersey, snot! of Chancellor Von Bethmann-Holl | thetr own bondsmen hereafter.|cuts the number wer’s specch, altho fing his | This was decided at a meeting of |212. declarations to Ger 200 owners of machines at the La he democrats number 214, with! many’s posit bor Tempio last night. two independents almost certain to The Munich Post openly assorted Yote with them |that nany now ts the sole con Second at ce] ne MONTE CARTER @ ©O, interviewed K. P. HALL First and Pike Col. Wm. F. Cody INDIANS RE-ENACT HISTORIC DANCERS, COMEDIANS Bor JOHN SLATER the man Sir Oliver Lodge || FiShing Season Cpens SUNDAY, 8 P.M. COLONIAL |: TODAY Buffalo Bill 4 th: Wash cap, years court) members, tle conservative. It was found that 20 cents a concert thruout last year was each man’s share, season it season will eclipse that of previous Lieut. E. downy ington Desp im exp Even Hi Gil y worri jclothes and | stream part in fishing as the ties Had the fishermen been favored wa luck Mo two w D.C | Remp ty, = moun’ H |Startu |Ray 1 pre’ Cap versity evenii en have beg and a fooled when done on the | The Thoma Frisbee and J Beebe, A. Smith and W. Ly, |Lonnie Austin, }quaim n. k lot t of th eeks be shape. The » that and beds to « second pite the pected th hike ress y Fi th ABO, hing would od-—so much for fi The season oper “bait” provide mn his with the same weather that tap tw 4 hav son April 1 Same Law as 1916 |Holde ness and part Parker and party, Mar |Grande; Geo. {Snoqualmie ri |Cottage lake me 1 tains; J.D. up; W. » neod men for the first line| of every day, nse of ot. Robe mandant of the yard at Bremerton. 6. neaso changes in the game fi size of the fish « catch remain the vam A few of the anglers and where they are going follow H. F. Gullixon, E MeNally, Albright, n open d the th M », Schaeffer, favorite entiment of Hiram of every -tor the wom-| to take as active are in poll-! Oth. o 1 other ‘PHILHARMONIC MUSIC \MAKERS WORK CHEAP Members of Seattie’s § Phil- | harmonic orchestra distributed the year’s earnings st a meet- Ing yesterday afternoon. er cities take pride in their “pop” concerts amply for the welfare of the But Seattic is a Iit- | Bright and early Sanday morning |G attle fishermen will climb will Iny aside his Green rive 16 old to been | nen's of them expect to be they leave hoi fishing ill be It will be about the rivers are in S. Yeaten, F. L. nd Jimmie} tender against an alliance of “world democracy,” and adds that the peo ple of the world are being convinced that victory of the cause of freedom ia Impossible as long as Germany lcontinues her present form of gov ernment. The Berlin soctalist organ, Vor waerts, insisted “no compromise | possible on the franchise.” The Berlin Vossische Zeitun openty assailing the chancellor, de lclared: “Parliament as represent tive of the people must soon reforr iteelf. Deeds by a determined reich x ate mo welghty than th words of a fee! hancellor.” ines, Geo. Allison, C. Jacksor t of Chas, Thompson, A. Mauschrack, J Miles Scott, Jim Quigley and J. BD « Gaines are all going to «lip up t li Lake Samammish 17, From the police department Hedges will go to Lake H. D. Michener to Officer B. B. Peterser lake Samammish, and D. M Baer, Maple valley. g Tappa; a on Ww w By Edwin Olie| Dr, Torlend, W.A is and L, Suter, Trout lak Reld, D. C. Brya Lake Patterson; of five, lu a ring of rowdy There is a ring in Seattle , ruffian rascals; NCES STATE OF WAR WITH THE UNITED STATES Zimmerman’a remarks, It (the Unived States) deny us the when it has saying cannot right to seek allies de iuelf practically clared war us.” Tho state de-| pertment i not interpret the remark as a & full official re a state , but it] * go in| This angle of the {nternattonal situation probably will be tnjected nto President Wilson's congress, He can argue many already holds that @ state of war exinte | erman statement and that he need be little arg nt of the Dr. and Mrs. ecture In Bwediah at Seattle rner Fifth Avenue Auditortum, ¢ © The See War Trumpet.” “The Mark of the Beast and the Seal of the « Got” ADMISSION FREE Dr. Sarah K. Greene Olfted Paychia wed tn ‘erful demon- terman pro asor of spirit fe and Mr. Al- ord, inventor, tory in book- et, Psychic wer’ — Pook ores Third and Pike ird and Cherry 1330 First Ave. ‘Don't Neglect your stomach. Keep it strong and well. Vhen food di | grees with it, strengthen it with BEECHAM’S PILLS Largest Sale of Agy Medicine in the World. Sold everywhere. In bones, 10e., 26<. SEATTLE’S RING J. Brown and in King County. It is it cares little for honor, | WG, Shafer and par. less than little for the people, and to it the phrases “pub- river; river; 6 n P. Wall, in Cascade| are a joke, not to be considered. Emsley, Ben Baker, W. Book, near Agnew, G. M our navy Lei April 2.” rt E. United the student body of the Meany hall, on the campus, Dr Col H Street J 0. R. Billy “WE NEED MEN FOR baicsssel LINE, Md PLEA to use such means as Taylor, Leckey, near| discredited, hated and destroyed. Green river; North Bend; the time Coontz, States navy urged the unt students to enlist in some branch of the navy, in an address to| the people, therefore, to be on guard. 8. c.| lic good,” “public morals” T./ that exposes or interferes w thing that it dare do, This ring debauches pt hest serve their purpose in | This ring never sleeps; every night, is ssing, for it is only @ short tima| without their being conscious of its purpose. must use it. lated by the institutions that com U. of W. Friday 4 The ring just now is ha existence, but is prepa at) the ground. red for an emergency, and “rights of the people” The man or newspaper ith this ring is marked to be) This ring can do any- and it has never been known to| nd Rt. 1. McConnell, Sno-| blush, except the brazen blush of the beast man. a A. Conklin, eoch to} SEATTLE BO IN OLIVE DRAB ARE MOBILIZED that Ger. | They're off! it may be for w months or for years. | ¥S zeke, for t may be for home duty or it may be in the blood-stained tre another continent. Seattle battalion, Se iment Washington int nches of cond reg- antry, is ready, Its officers and its men are prepared to do thelr duty. | Quietly, without the blare of 1 of drums, the basing It on the Zim-|usies and The | Northern rations by the) | iblic officials, discredits our! —|public institutions and destroys public credit. This ring meets in secret places and decides who will public office, then proceeds the ends will justify to elect them. it is in politics every minute and it uses public officials ving a hard time battling for It behooves The rumblings} bel indicate that the hand of the ring will soon be seen above It is cre-| | battalion, n ed at the foot of P Saturday and left at an lake, near Tac camp of the were 16 cars in Pacific train. eo at trong, entrain at9am r Amer special Swear 'Em in Today ‘The ywill be sworn into the serv-| fee of the federal gever: urday afternoon, and Su ably will be devoted to spection of the army med The and the | company of iment, Compan) F, Mount V Capt. Shorkley will be the first militiame Cosgrove. Company F Seattle late Friday nigh trained with the First ba —|urday morning. nment Sat nday prob-| Another of those master feature rcomedies staged in ar in e cow country—full of laughs and ical ¢ nat Camy arrived in it and en {tation Sat Thousands Say Cood-Bye Several thousand peop! | bye to those who answere: call of the nation’s leade: There were tears shed were brave amiles that m ing hearts, but there symptom or a sign of w je gathered won-/at the railway yards to bid good ed the first r. and there asked ach- was not a eakness on the part of the olive drab clad lads. It was business-like. Gathered fn a little group at the stems of the cars, the talked quietly with the while back and forth thr Guardamen ir friends, 1 the crows strode the officers and their order. ‘lea, caring for the hi * the movement ruiting stations w ained In Seattle while American lake” said “arlington, commandin indred detatle) iN be main. we are Liont. « Second regiment. Saturday morning 200 Men Are Needed “The regiment reds Seattle battalion neods nearly 200 en. It h rs bout 174 the Monday morning. Now 75 tn {ts ranks. What is coing to do about the oth must reply quickly “We wi edly * pecially th firma whic the the newspapers, We don't know whore ing, but we are on “Board! 800 men er nt to thank every one who} aided us to make this mobilization | he ‘soldier. h we are fo- our bilo MOTORBIKE RIDER IS HURT IN COLLISION, August Weber, 218 sustained serious injt the motorcycle he w crashed into an automo by C, Dease, 641 First a Friday at First ave. 5. a Weber is at the ct with both legs broken a about the head 19th ave., iries when as riding bile driven ve, §., late nd Holgate ty hospital and bruises the widest variety of foods to # taste, and cooked to tho satisfac Provides tion of the most epicure, possible uit every particular Continuous Service EVERY Lar A. P.M. During noon and dinn This means quickest 5 Orchestra Music 12 TO 2P.M.; 6 TO Second and Se M. TO er hours ervice 7P.M. Conveniently Located at CRE ENT ER one CEN charged | the concen-| © infantry.| at} Col} doneted | store rooms and automobiles, and Tomorrow 4 cane Sessue Hayakawa in Robert Louis Stevenson’s Hawaiian Adventurous Romance | The Bottle Imp erful story -written in Stevenson's most vivid style ly staged id Hawa 6 tropic splendor—a cast entirely of native Hawailans—a never-tobe- forgotten climax almost within the crater of an active vol i's a worthy rival of “The Bird of Paradise,” with the beauty of the genuine Hawallan scenic background. Hearts and Saddles Fifth at Pike Miss Stewart is seen for the first time in short skir as a dancing gir! | | | FROM THE NOVEL BY MAIBELLE HEIKES JUSTICE Showing how the great white flame of purity burned everlastingly in the soul of a little dancing maid. When success comes as premier danseuse she Is just as lovely and bewitching as before In the costume of a ballet dancer. M. Guterson’s Famous Russian Orchestra MUSICAL PROGRAM “Chanson Bohemienne” “Serenade, Rococo” ADMISSION 15 CENTS Aya . By Boldi .By Meyer-Helmund