The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 2, 1917, Page 2

STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, STATEWON'TTRY | TO TRY ALL I. W. W. » -fifty- -three years’ service [Continued From Page 1} to the homefurnisher! ton, and in many ways ts a ploneer among criminal cases in the whole United States,” After reviewing the firet part of the case in some detall, the prose cutor attacked the methods of the defense | o They twisted the Verona around Wwe at the Everett dock,” he declared & 4 in order to confuse the minds of Chor the jury as to whether the wit 4 nesses who identified Tracy could NO actually have seen him at the eabin | make your selections ef homefurnian |» up te F100 without ® cash Payment at tin iit ene window." bis eis aviae © Intere I don't think anybody who| iit your Individual needs heard the testimony of honest, red { faced Jack Hogan, can doubt that Pat —if you have an when he said he saw Tracy tn the} | chases wil! be added with clared Mack it It dosen't make \ACC UNT»— out initial payment differe You can believe 0 aa) — Tracy was down on the freight { deck, or hidden behind the plano, ia if you want to, and still, under the if court's instructions, he might be guilty, because he was a member of a consptracy Hogan Was Present Hogan, who is now a deputy sheriff of Snohomish county, was in the audience during Black's ar gument. “The Verona trip was a paraded defiance of authority, If there ever a varied showing of electric vacuum Cleaners— the the “Frantz Premier” “Hoover” —an {deal vacuum cleaner, used by thousands of Seat : tle housewives; will send was ope,” was one of Black's will take UP! you one on 10 35 points int and revel | Gaye’ free trial | was a criminal act itself ngs the sar 5 taken in connection with the story as ordina that went up to Everett that) sweeper does the jmorning in @ Seattle Sunday pa the dust three sites in pene No Apology for Beatings “Red Downs, who admits he ts ‘sore,’ admitted a little more than smooth, suave Mr, Mahler did “It was a conspire with pre jated intent to commit murder, | sary—and they did {t.” Herbert Mahler, secretary of the | prisoners’ defense committees, who was secretary of Seattle's local) of the I. W. W. at the time of the Verona expedition, was scored by the prosecutor for misrepresenting CONCERN SLICK order to inflame members of the! PITTSBURG, May 2 2—On of the “Hotpoint” France has a new Joan of Arc, lead the forces of France to victory. if nec practical, econ absolutely sanitary strongest — steel cleaner made veut very $27. '0 attorney at that time | * | happen Insurance Commissioner a4 organization. “The state isn't apologizing tor y ct ai , i | said Black. ‘I wasn't mahogany wing ef e: je: speci | however unlawful the things |done there ma: ve been, not one | Greatont cleanups (n the history ¢ fortieth of what the 1 W. W,| wild finanoo was disclosed h laimed happened then, really @id|/day an Investi¢ under st Says Mahier Lied O'Nel! delved Into the baoka of the “The LW. W. seteed on Bevorty | Pittsbt are lite & — ic seet They want-| Commissioner ol Oy & tr tatiana the Abed rtly before noon that tt was er declared ed it to inflame thefr members | | Bot Mr. Mahler was disap/| 4° ae the concern had been pinted because not enough hap-| ¥T%* | cugeage ee es saat t New York promoters, }in a telogram he sent. he sald, 41) ETOUP OF & ~ ag men treated at Seattl \ headed by Attorney Clarence Bt es ba a “~ “” contre f th t concer | “Lie No. 1. Mahler knew that|¢7¢ Kot control of tae Ss conese | jonly & small portion of the 41) )). tions of & set of Gummy were treated, for minor tnjurtes. | | mathe ‘ | | Those men were abused. and there have deen lasued for is no excuse for ft. But there is | r son, Kellogg Birds }no excuse for an organtzation that) 0.0 jorge “ Montgomery, Robert deliberately misrepresents abure siicr, and Alfred Leury, all of |tn order to make men mad ow York, and for W. D, McQue price $1 ‘Injuries range from broket/ ion and a man named Watson, The —this Ie a very erect peters wing onal meonlder telegraphed. Lie No.| addresses of the latter are not Ke as wiaee ta 2. No one 4 a broken shoulder, 4 Mahler knew it me Was conmunitted when was sent, but ft the LW. W. gram {s anothe | known. y priced for the week, . $12.75 an indietment against T “One of the objects of the 1. W "| W. was to ‘get McRae,” Black as | serted MickMn, on his way to Everett to hold a meeting after t No Need to Look ee jin#, telegraphed Mabler at Seattle.) Natural Color Comes |’ doat backed away. Did not make| Ianding. Reported McRae killed With the Use of Q-Ban, pened that they the Great Scientific Dis- and wanted to have happ | covery—Not a Dye. Charges Wiliful Violation } part of this case Is — _ = ~ al tection if or |sensible pe | | ion of | *P the Ballard high schoo! students will !n the chorus that have been under) D Of SW 18 SUPCEED | star older © finish feel present their May festival Friday |the careful leadership of Mr! secutor called special at-|* at 8:15 p.m. There are 250 votces | Worth. Rita 4 “ inte br tent to the court's Inatrnetion ~ — that Everett had a valid street ful speaking ordinance, and impreased |a+ ale on the jury several times that way je by the Ve na trip was for the expre lor Restorer, « pose of breaking this ordinance ; fiolent _ Judge Ronald Tuesday read his eee an instructions to the jury It was Q-Ran in muarant ak the moat u f lengthy chargelers to « ma King county bench tn|'o" months, comprising 50 type | ritten pages, and requiring more|Drug ‘ than two hours to read Arum aiat's t Which side was the aggressor yon) frre |(of the battle) ? JQ-Ben Aq s at | “Did somebody on the boat un-/5°2 lawfully kill Beard?” have "Did this defendant ald, Incite} I Promise: or encourage such action These are the salient questions | e . which must be answered by the f fury, said Judge Ronald in his| Q al nless Itherge. vin deciding the first point| 4cPt. 8c Qt. the events leading up to the steam VaMeurized. Negular ido milk Rave cost of delivery, profit er Verona’s trip may be taken Into | mistreated by the deputy sheriffs or whether they were the aggress ors of trouble prior to November 5 is of importance only in determin- e bookkeeping and bad. a consideration, according to the| counts Bring’ bottle o Ky o ST L 0 entistry court. Whether the I. W. W.'s wer LOWER FLOOK “VIKE PLACE MKT IS WHAT I DO Yous ing the possibilities for a motive for J When I say that I hav: made Dentistry ff firing the first shot, declared Judge Annual Free v Ronald Painless, I don’t ask yo. to take my word for it. I offer you the living, undeniable proof in your own case, and that beats any The court explained that when two or more persons conspire to commit a eriminal act, each 1s re- argument which could be put on paper. All fisponsible for pe wolawful acts of I want is an opportunity to convince you that Pot aint te rg ibe hoes my method—ORALTHESIA—makes work [Jf that the Verona crowd went to Ev Given by the w on the teeth painless, erett with the intention of commit Railway ting a crime, that all of them would Graduate be equally guilty of the erlme. Dente QUALITY ALWAYS Tt some few of them went there| Carmen aN Wor Only graduate dentists of ability can re- with that motive, and Tracy ald-| | i main in the employ of Sterling Dentists, You [[/e¢ or abetted their acts, he 1s] % 1 GE RT a ; My rf guilty, if it fs shown that the shoot-| otal have absolute protection here, notyonly in [ling of Beard was unlawful, read tho| ail Pataless your 10-year guarantee, but I will discharge instructions Ht Ppeteeetion immediately any employe that does not pro- It is probable that the jury will ena Plates, duce dentistry of Sterling quality. have tho caso by Saturday, Argu- 4 1 ments of counsel will take up two At bait days, It 18 expected. i Gold Crowns 5. 0 Natural Guaranteed E. Dole, general purchasing y and Bridges tha Plates ...... Pals of the Alaska engineering} | Hy i ainless Extraction, by the 50 ping lo p here d ide ops | 4 of rode a. ‘on castings for i | ORALTHESIA method.................. 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Be sure to get to the right place, In every respect Seattle’s leading dentists. } Meanwhile German newspaper \Wilson May Approve T. R. Division |comtectreotved vn mana y WASHINGTON, May 2- are known to ‘torial by Theodor Woltt Py | Roosevelt division irsue again was a a dhis the most interesting, if not the they did | moat {mportant, question before the having taken the stand they voted house and senate conferees on the tto ct the Roosevelt idea inistratic army bill tod © selective d fight would All other differences are expect-| Weaken and perhaps kill the bill in OAK. |/ ed to be wettied quickly favor of a ¥ er system of rais- Since the bill passed the senate, pane allow fal } ate yesterday, strongest pressur elt proponents declared to- of trade and independence amt has been brought to bear on thorn: at they even be Presi. guarantee her economic interests opposed to permitting Roosevelt to will come out in favor abroad shall be protected, whether turn-over for your money on a clean| care of Dr,|sand dollars business deal. J. S. P., Macy, 203 Epler Bidg., Seattle, Wash. McCORMICK LINE TO CALIFORNIA High Cost of Living IS BECOMING A PROBLEM We have made a life study of this problem and are prepared to HELP YOU SOLVE IT Do not wait until prices get out of reach, but come to us at once— buy direct from importers and manufacturers You will save the mid- dleman’s profit on your grocery bill if we fill your orders direct. Vittucci Importing Co., Manufacturers and Wholesale Grocers 309 Occidental Ave. Elliott 652. ee ee Trial jurors for the term to begin ltast night called out a patriotic Tuesday, May 15, of the federal | court, were drawn yesterday. Ser eral prominent Seattle men and slant the Stars and Stripes on the of aut ng Roosevelt to raire they be in Sydney, Yokohama i : battle front. ‘ighting force to France. Antwerp.” - aaa eens —— The reichstag reassembled today after a recess since April 24. At that i the sitting was amid considerable disorder on a> SHORT NEWS] penoe CHUNG <2 == SPECULATION R. Roenens, a merchant of Doug Alaska, was found dead had died of s Ago. | poteoning thre est in both claims. The ground is LONDON, May 2—Wh n for ’ y at roven. | am selling the adjoining) Pete Rigiion! was nen 2 yt e to the deal at $5,000 each, will °° ‘day, but ige sus n . substantiate all these statements ted that the ¢ POG RIL (Meet bare the’ calonater to any one who means business, | mustach ios, which ngs ne re ran the gamut of cascalation Thie Ie a big chance for a quick | foot from tip to tip, he declared he n : i |would not let them go for a the ‘a Meet London. newspe pers agreed the chancellor's second proffer has been forced by growing unrest thruout the central empires for some of ficial statement of Germany's war aime. ‘Are easily killed by wing Stearns’ Electric Paste all 1 Sond everrweer e _U.S. Government buye it Seventy-five delegates to the conve te tion of the Modern Woe rica opened the camp in Wal |1a Walla today | Olympla's Dewey day celebration! pa-| rade more than a mile long Offices of the board of managers of “Blue Wing,” which is to be given under the auspices of the Federated Women's clubs, were opened today in the PostIntolligencer butlding, from which all the advance bu of tho production will be carried on women were listed {n the panel. | Twenty-three cartons of beer and whisky were stolen from the ware honse of the P. EK. Young Transfer Co, last night The Hip Sing tong had full charge of the funeral of Chee How, wealthy Chinese’ merchant of Port-| land, who died at Providence hospi-! tal Monday night. The ceremonies oceurred Wednesday, at 2 o'clock The Amphion concert, which will be riven Wednesday night at the} Maronic auditorium, Pine and Har. vard ave, will feature Jenny Tur gert, the Scotch singer. James B. King, 28, an ex-convict, fs in the city Jail, on the charge of Trimmed Hats Priced in Three Lots for prowling about the home of C. L. Th d S lhi Hubbard 807 W. Galer at. King ogg lhe hh OT ursday Selling away by a negro gardener at the Hubbard home. Colin H. Lavine, a Coast artillery. man at Fort Lawton, was arrested yesterday for stealing an automo bile. Ho furnished a batl bond for $1,000. County commissioners yesterday accepted the Richmond Beach road, bond road No, 30, on the recommen dation of Samuel Humos, the coun ty engineer. Charles P. Morlarty, second-year law student, will represent the Unt! versity of Washington In tho ora torical contest with Oregon, May 18, according to the decision reac ed by Judges yesterday in the pro Mminary contest in Méany hall Tlighman A. Bryant and a | 90 Hats to Sell at $1.95 60 Hats to Sell at $2.85 40 Hats to Sell at $3.85 ©, Martin, grain brokers of St Louls, are tn Seattio on their an nual tour of tho Northwest. “Dr. Shelabarger, Ocultst, 14-16 | [| Northern Bank Bldg. ith and Pike, oe CUpPr aee