The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 3, 1917, Page 10

STIRS WRATH OF CHIEF OF POLICE lers Arrest of Witness with om He's Suspected of Conniving ANNOUNCES CAPTURE st and subse se, a few days ago, ‘of J. T. Roan, former member of the dry squad, who is want ed as a witness in the New Ceci! hotel liquor case, was dis closed another chapter in the history of ex-Sergt. Victor R Putnam, one-time head of the Viquor detail of the Seattle po lice department. ‘Tom Roan was the man who ob Tained most of the evidence in the Hew Cecil hotel liquor case, He D had testified against Savaxe eeeor of the New Ceeil, in po court, and was to testify again When the aase was appealed Putnam alleged in his diary that © there was « conspiracy on foot to Keep Roan away from the city, so he could not testify, and a big dam > @Re suit could be won against the > city. Putnamjs story implicated an eee, Deckingham Oand Vanderveer On April 2s, j,.the fotlowingd entry in the “omer ae ; Filed in the diary also was an letter to Dr. M.A , Written, according to its] statement, a citizen and a who could not give bis} se “his position was his| and he could not afford Cecil the first thine Southerner, was in “tn eS dry squad, and it was | whe most of the evidence being ie stay and testify in favor of stating that Putnam | ordered him to testify in po! qeurt the way he did. was false. That he. had not heaght the liquor he claimed he had.” Never Told Chief Chief Beckingham made public A the letter and the diary today,| , explaining the arrest of Roan, 0 was booked as a “witness.” quit the dry squat May! he said. “When I asked Put why he quit, Putnam replied Ruess he got scared and beat it of town.’ Putnam never said thing to me abom this story told him, the I ws kis supe- officer. I did met knew a thing ‘Putnam wag fired Be “When I was informed, Saturday Right, that Roan was im the city Again, 1 ordered his arrest at once.” Police officers apprekewted Roam shortly after midniglt, gust bee woe Drought to the statin. Wes Ine was being seanchwd, le ‘opts somes from his pwidledh coud wee Were fount. amid i wnnesrinas, Krams from Rurogue te “Don't Git Way? Qin Gagp - - The Firat wats sheath Deepteds 90 a! fal cnet omy by ect , tae at fail, and thew third© said “Wiring $10! Union. Will ®rrangg. for balance Monday. Send me papers if possible. Don't give up, no mat ter what happens.” All three messages were signed ‘a Gold Teeth Stolen and Pawned by Man SYRACUSE, N. Y., Septg@—E. ©, Tiff, a lawyer, entered¢his office sand vest, and hung them on a rack A few minutes later he left the office. He returned, and an hour later discovered that his coat and Vest had been stolen. In the pocket of his vest were five gold teeth which had been broken from his plate. He notified the police, who, a few hours later, recovered the teeth In & pawnehop MESS FUND BENEFIT A benefit silver tea and musical will be held at the home of H.C Vianley, 2028 Federal ave, Wed nesday, for the benefit of the signal ‘corps mess fund. All members of the corps and their friends are in vited. Srey ere resaeneanenatas i wrens samara PUTNAM'S DIARY. the} Attorney 8! Putnam had oF ‘aud ond Rs mounts ceiteked, your contribution. ahd they pacwndl 0, es Dente cote gay, Ps | by ON a eenans towe checked a once | LONDON, one #00 ure ennemey cacaneg et | P88 Billed @P8 Ruz ecmoe Bey Hee Adee Ose tna gram , {CPNAIOD ‘a:wwe wer ido me OQ Veen wnen |OO WOO “aver it One © 0 sutavtagen (MOS, Freed WM, © Aayp sot wed) @ 4b? ge 2 198 om omen 2 0 | ote cer © Baie we wpoag | Ne)!0"" SBR AB GD chp ox08i se | ANepped over y & poeta 0B, ooo RS wine | ps: - one tention go ®t long ane | Girl® Wanted to BE doom ton. The premlent is not immune Soldier But Ww ceps| from the def@rtmental red tape| SAW@INA, Kan, §& An ap-| which has accumul: 1 dn Wash-|Plicant appeared at the recruiting ington for over a tur When | #tation and made applicati®n to en | jhe drops intoéthe anteroomeof a| list in th®army | | bureau chief he runs into the mes The app ‘ation and examination | the plicant was ordered the c the crowd |ination room Then the a and, as it was hot, removed his coat | Clip This Coupon and Forward It to The Star With Your Contribution Hvery Contribution of 25 bavee Into the Ht win 4h Comes of Ame Men in France, Gur Boys in France Tobacco Fund Endorsed by the Secretary of War and the Secretary of Navy nm sor TH pOoYSs IN rhaNct upon, fill it and ey as uch money as you buy tok for our Fighting Men. r packages of tobacco.) Worth of Te- » Vighting Loan or Tear out this ¢ can spare t (Bach dollar buys f To the Editor of The Star to buy pack of toba ‘Our’ Roys ‘in France Tobacco Fund” tor fighting men in France T understand that each with a retail value of dollar buys four packager, nts, and that in ages willbe placed @ p rd, addressed to 1 unknown friend, the suldier, Will agree to send me « gy of thanks, THE MAKIN’S MEAS {Continued Fem Page x MEXICO'S nat, st : SAYS CARRANZA By Cand Reewe Wire i tie ore ae 88 MEXICO CITY. Sept wed amnurance that would remain completely neutral in the world war wae the cuuitanding point ie Pree. dant Carrunxa’s meveuge to the we or them out.” I tol rto t hra ok In my kig bel t and itor ke left patients Sm | With Joy tp Rift syae, ahe went! goles th Mur yates, gently put the, be oa Wve ety Ope and LiKe 3 pin sigh, Wo oF free fount quitn and the lighted cigarer, Masican cong accorded tel oot of bis mnuth onto the, dieenenlon hare y. The mee- galhieeet, sane wae teud at iat night's + Se wee extenp gpening seoston, 1 tell asteep. is it the Mosican executive re f { Viewed tm some Getai) the efforts bab mc Leagan) eight wan eunay (Shich be, ae fret chief, tad made The corms wy the ward tnd red % festore peace, thre the note gent eyes, They fad deem crving, at oeutrais trom Queretaro, We T turned am doaqabring gue to the added ae iA Lary wate auneeae, tng efforts to lend « helping ban Jook ov my teft Me sotenaly — loo ade maven | Expel Madore Pieters | The message wito bwiefly men- toned the peronioniond granted Mew Tt Was geting late toma he wee swing to ery, dut| onddinly Be towked at tur, teare im} ide aR, Anal a, AD, AO TO om wi!” amd cared, ower on his side, oy of ommmenttion: the cettionent oF the Tanordeo smike and the ex ede yea, “ the. wenches Want pulsion from Mexieo of those ta | pilcated io Macero’e overthrow Do thy Want thwlt outers? Li De they want their wires ang Y2O bad retarond without permis: sonnet venus * ston ‘The prenttemt explained that $22 they tf Rig onl gs ne Fats 808 NOW | 51 500 had dew expwoded Crote Do they wast May | to Acrumt 10 Newot tutions Americans, if could omly age “O° the colon of $39 000 OD In with your owm os, realiee the Mexican mones at Pbiladeiobia had pe (he | raiked, be anid crying need for smokes in France,’ “Corranea asked appotatment of 6} ‘ES? you would starve im erder that) | eee eet mrcoumte ae they could have thras e % . at sear Mein te: “th cual rmcte monde DY thve Coren Hex ican foVeroment, vito the firm of woos aod with toe Tedaamtvpwe | for Sammy P railway. And turn the weeds ote set) emm DO IT NOW. We are waiting fer Hew wenld yeu have liked to have bees tee ome who furnished that tag peg pi dying man’ You can FE CENT LOAF St SNO CHANCE, Is puvinwanaces BAKERS STATE | United Pee Pann Wie | [Continued F From Page " WASHINGTON, Bert 1.—The & cemt war the people iard. but these men are # Py toatl fe up to spicuous that frequently one| They are f 1 to buck tramen knows they are about. The pres ormolm® by the dent himself has nothing to do} rm The people tnve with their movements, and ®@ {8 | eynerts en t { doubtful if he is aware of the! The bakers a F to beve the presence of some of them. on theirs administrat When the president gees te a@/the food administration will help to office to find out about something | thin ¢ vitilewr publicity of he gets the facts by talking face to| aetwal costs of breed production |face with the men doing the wor8.| Bakews’ prefite ere net to he fix He absorbs the information {= his ; e4 by Hoover, for the present, at emt Me Chance, Say Bakers not on some In stenograpeor’s book fact. be wléoa likes a secretary alone. ‘The foc adminivtrations bakers These unannor trisee, GO | ew oo las announced that the redolent of the fre | nent the hone ee can hope for te ® whieh America | ce Bed tape is slashed thru. There are xo| uniforms, no gold lace, mo Screen! | Peace After Vi ictory (lec. hams for 8 een us ties The other @ay whem toe rows | Is Dill’s Creed Now dent dropped im cm te federsl| poe, Or iy a f trade commission to talk show oh prea om, ‘whe © wid tn dave dectared before con Srews thar “the remwon for this war fices into a new bullding. vers. | iv ro serure our trade with the en thing wis Hushs newro|tente aities,” announced Saturday porters were taking out the fara /etmt he is now unreservedly “for Ure and. decummemta and the fiat | mace omiy after the Mayra or was littemad with eit, pmpet and | GQumocracy over autoctacy” is com- teed bieve ‘Thee eas aoretas boxes half) Congressman Dill poke at the rg it ck pewpery, compared hay | King Commie Democratio club pie (oad rRMUMED: AIC, wt ta n pry yearn oe cas joodiand paré’, Saturday. gee Wo UMS BonnooweNND, HS COOMBE E 18 CMD TO mare ON THE LONGEST HE wed OUTSIDE THE coal prices he foumd the eoreeo np sion in the midst of moving its o¢ upset ut A few nded in a outer office « over by ving in) young man wh had learned hi nt she would job well. He also had the Ameri. | like tt spirit, and a president looked | » anybody else to him. At any|Rooster Honks Horn rate, the president got the old| rs for But Doesn’t°Aw WE , “Sorry, Mr. President, but | N.Y. he is in a conference just now and can't be interrupted. Will | awakened ‘by Mie tee ih aca you wait? tomobile horn in his garage, He | athe big bows of the United | hurriedly dressed and armed with| States sat down to wait, and the |, revolver w and outer guard of the little depart | found u rooster roosting upon the} ment bows wanted to be friendly. | horn i He handed the president a copy of Putt saye the re i | one of the Washington afternoon |and that the noise of the horn did yp not dieturb him Have you read it?” he asked NG ON VERY As the president took the one of the secret paper, the young man added, ed in and told the “How's Mra THE Wilson?” NVERSATION in the Ci severest Renee eee tae too bp the Votred Statee for delle. 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