The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 8, 1917, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR CT my IKATE SADLER I$. |? Etsic Janis in Her Favorite Imitation 7 FORTUNE GONE _— , SEATTLE 1 CLEAN ro cuit: a CLEMME.R DESPITE GRAFTING assaueo pres. gy [ed curtisns avemeNren| Declaring that It made no By United Press Lew r RUSSIAN ORCHESTRA AYS CHIEF BECKINGHAM | difference whether Kate Sad. CHICAGO, Sept. 8.—Invest! SEATTLE'S BES* OTO Se. aj ‘le - » Inited S | ler cried, “Woodrow Wilson, gation of the mysterious d That Seattle is the cleanest city in the United States| jer, criel. “Mooatem, oie: | es lien, Hon despite ¢ graft in its police department, was the answer] pty sald, “Woodrow Wilson, Chicago widow, who w ef o ice ! ckingha an vor Hiram | you are a traitor to democracy while with an automobile party of Chief of Police Charles Beckingham and Mayor Hira ee ee a tet useae Le eed aa om Re A G. Gill to the charge made Friday by State Senator Ralph) guttrage" Acting — Police | today wee being conducted in P chica new Yor na *or®™ | Daily Comeerts 3:30, 7 and 9 9 D. Nichols that disorderly houses and “jazz” cafes were| Judge Philip Tworoger | pro Me | nouned her guilty of disorderly Carolina. Tunning wide open on Second av. | conduct at the meeting of the P. C, McDuffie, attorney of “Cantilena” Goltermaan Nichols charged that Beckingham had refused him people's: per, che hye oo Atlante, Ga, representing Lad Cello Solo by Fred Namias ; ; > on rowd al mother, Mr n ae : ; aid in cleaning up houses that Deputy Prosecutor Lane} Sixth ave. and Marlon st. on, of AshOvitig, IN: Gx | fam, OVE, (HUY MT en icabel ieee : : | . rchestra Numbe: ners later instituted redlight abatement suits against.) Tne as held Frid ft here to trace the dead wom- | ? ¥ Summe te uted redligh tement suits agai The trial w Id Friday after Be Ciclin femuna setuid pti: Cdn: Were Lincke Orchestra Number “There » Y t . r » | noon in private ¢ ore of the There undoubtedly is graft in the department,” | noom | pal court, at the reuuent of Said the chief. “Thus far I have been unable to get| Mrs. Sadler's | attorney, George Sufficient evidence to prosecute suspected grafters, but | Vanderveer, who stated that it wae his desire to prevent amy sert of in every case where | have been certain of grafting in MY) demonstration on etthur side - own. ntind | have transferred the men suspected and) Judge Tworoker, im pronounetox put new ones in their places.” Bae Were eae, ecclines thie Mayor Gil said he cowkin't see any reason for a) were indiorrect in the premnt no generat vice cleanup. }ttomnl erinin, and undoubtedly caus at $500,000 to $2,000,000. He declared that Important docu- ments carried by Mra. King when she was shot have dis appeared McDuffie discovered that the $200,000 trust fund Mra. King had on deposit with the Merchants’ Loan & Trust Co. a few re AKO, dwindled to $90,000. Her| brothers, W. G. Robinson, of Mor Matinees . 18¢ Evenings 200 After 6:30 Children Se j H 0 disturbamce in the crowd “The city is clean,” he declared. “There are no dis- | vaich beard the upeweh, He defer risen, ili. and’ ‘Pan! Robinson, of orderly houses and ro tendertoin district. Beckingham BY ac Rectal Melon perag assist in the investigation, receive | al] incomes from this fund Word was received here today raids every place when it becomes disorderty.” oo ap Witnesses : | © _Beckinghai said that he coulda’ nar baned hiv conn om tho; _ a0 finttation that in not an imitation at all, but the real thing—| Word. wie foculcn’ leis Mlle be expécted to go over the hotel] ie Cini Janin ae agricultural manager, On ber farm, an on the sage, a . to aa ¢ ‘ | eunees a that Mre, Sadler refer have ordered the inquiry , *) : bon Coed t Spmcerens it be did 1 Work, Bhw workn summer about ; a 'lopers jury in Concord originally Hard to Get Evidence ant jeuriniation as returned a verdict of sulcide, Am “Everybody knows that it t* «| Py hed bit pri a8 law, and | autopsy on the body after {ta ar “Miffieutt job to get evidence on | that there wax po particular dis rival b arly yesterday, how turbance in the crowd as a rewalt ever, led Coroner Hoffman to an- p ieaberet a lancer or entertain u jmounce that Mrs, King had beem “We have done what to jot hee remarlo ena to keep Seattle clean, and I In order to Impress thin latter | murdered think we have succeeded | met upon the jude, be auld, the Naw Rvtieein Menkd | ‘The chief held that he had tn chief witnesses for the defense State's Attorney Hoyne promptly Yestizated every case called to his | By United Press Leased Wire were young woman who, Vander | wired this information to the a attention by Nichols. | CHICAGO, Sept &—J. Oy | venr declared, would have been! A Me ITALY DRIVE =: general of North Carolina, Answered Nichole by Phone | den Armour, multimiittomaire | mot susceptible to any rioting oF asking that the probe be renewed pre » add bese “Nichols wrote me several let-| packer, says that meat prices | ‘Morden Mt thom Mad Deon mt) @| 8» Cutest At the same time, new evidence fers and before they reached me,| will be reduced only “when the [ware Lois Lavine, Mire Marshall 4g toncon Po a Baustria | *8# uncovered ta North Carolina, | easton, he called me on| 7 eran wes C. 8. Day, & farmer living near on every occasion, he called m buying public parmite the retail | Alexander, Anna 0. Carpenter, R. Fame eS eee i hen lest 190,000 billed, wound | a ai Springs, where the trag the telephone and told me their! W. De grevteeny a 8 tee wt re 7 | er to with aging, Who gave bis occup® gue ff. Fock, | prisenere by Me eee | emmwered him on the} pease frequent Jitcn an an industrial organiser; | | Awureworts aco || itallan forces since August 9, [08y occuried: declared he heard Phone and didn't bother to write| and costly deliveries and em | Ororge Hanson, ber of the | Mim FB. Mem, en Cewe || when @en. Caderne smemed = Sacks. fired one a at | Sumers pay thalr Bite | board of directors of a #ortalint hip great offensive. Pricenery | “Once I had two women arrested | promptly.” pote ana ts. Pes cn rene ee 4 | atone tetal mere than 20,000. “hy hegar erred naw ong ontemed fm his houses, at his request, and) Patroimen Deneh and Sehivety, ae _ Lowel 100 The figures were contained | atop a spring, ya @m the other occasions I couldn't | , “Moat price ncroames are Ne" | 1 Oittcer Who arrested Mre. Sad.) | Mie Pattle Usher, wie Ole | /ummeicfficial dinpatrhen recuived wronk due to big profits, so far as tho|t Farmer Heard find anything unlawful going on. I Pl icn, aus aa be t purveyors are concerned,” | er. from wirom, it wi alles Saha Core Raton, one Cd | think Nichols was honestly trying | je Ag Armour tm am article jn/0d, the crowd roloared her forct so || Miyhting wns conttmuing vioinnt | | MT. Tine and! to th to keep his properties cle: bl. will C a i | a says Geto, wt ty at two points around Monte St r business iver, went to the AS reddight abatement cases | Collier's Weekly of Sept 15. “It| Dy. and William Galnes, city resi) | © ots se | a |wpring alone, Day suid, while Aften The Hight abatement cases | 1°)" ") that the fresh meat from ‘Patton official, were the witnemws| | govt, “Mest cor insu oe pees self mabe palsies Bt | Meane and Capt. A. 8. Bingham re fled by Summérs on the evidence | ig ateer or hog or sheep ts seid | for the city ‘araprtoat deuertnte 299 Gabriel was stilt a ntumbiing biork | Manse ahd | wpe f a ke mara of Seattle churchmen and minis |. Mire bay Mewes, MFT Genet tm the Italian advanes. It has hewn | ™4 pebind. Day waid he hea fers will come up tn superior court |>Y the packers to the retailer at a) Gaines Heard “Treiter* ~ s@0\jn the hands of Qam. Cadorna’s|0® fbot near the spring. Mre. | for preliminary hearing September |fieure which often faite te pay for! Gaines temtified that fromm Ris| Gerernite Gel, 118 Galteres © 190 trooe five timen mow, bat om each | King was placed in the automobtte, ’ the antmal on the hoot fifth atory window tn 9 nearby! ate Mati Cannel sees pcr Hag Hh ter attache, |which started tm the direction of “The profits which anable the | apartment hoaa, he beard Mro| | gar" ds rie aime "| |made muprdionn of ntagmering caw (concord. After it had gone a tew packer to handle meat at lens than | gadinr wind up har epeweh, wnying: | tating 0) itn, have. wrented it trom them hundred yards, ome one in the car AN FLIER Cont are due to the utilisation of | "Wondrow Wilson, traitor that you) | Mime haw tnratan, Route 4 maltion, have wrested i¢ from then. | Kunares Tice + one fn the car those portions of the aniinsl wate | aga” |, 9 "Sees, 510 Peueges | |eertor wan in m nuriew of deopwrate | my —WITH— juntil recent years were wasted oF/ 1, aup toutimony, Mra Sadler re yeater destroyed tied that portion of how oration =| jNew sad picked tronpe ware en-| tenet oe Cor ny so When the buying pubife POF) witch @he referred to Prestdant mits the retatler to dinpense with | wij, She stated that what she t.00 Mey counter attacks by the #ustrians Gaston Meana, who arrived Im ao langed It in here that Austria | learning of Coroner Hoffman's dec |fents the sammacw to ‘Triewte ta |iaration, sald thet “certain Chi George Walsh frequent and costly delivertes : = = aoa o HN } By United Freee Leased Wire WEE consetens poy, thelr bal —. legos: hiner Agra sced FP ame Ey gg iad | fp omtoreargs Piel agp ce ibowrd Sony ecoanoee pb A has PARIS, Sept. §.—Corporal Ev-|promptly so the merchant can| rower you put ae ae | onena G. ¥. wera. 140 | | vanes. Cortaia of Mre. King’s securities | Ww @rett Buckley, of the La Fayette meet his obligations, before having tion inw. If, by the ponent | *0'e. ont oy hos ed the bit ap|are believed to be on deposit in FULL OF PEP AND PUNCH, WELL Escadrilie, a resident of Chicago,|to pay interest, when the qutck |tion of powar, you do mot os thre | 188, Were, MeTeamngrer Sects | | entirety on catia New York tanks and these are be SEASONED WITH SPICE AND STUNTS, was Killed Thursday in an attack| moving advertised and standard | woman suffrage, you ary a trattar| | gS jar bq sacnieeldlbnsoach ing sought | IT WILL COMPARE WITH THE BEST with two fellow American filers|{zed foods crowd the slow moving| = ‘against five German planes, ac-|stuff off the shelves and when thi gr gna dl - — | @ cording to word received here to number ot stores fs Mmited to ®) wg City at YT LL nay 4 : samba ome Lied ¢/min Cy Somey Ph PETROCRADIS u.s. opens Ew Buckley fell with his machine,| business being done by each, thea are j Which had been ignited by an in-jand not till then will the retatlor| ‘yamine to, pas | m ‘cttmany Te a ee ee UNDER GUARDS $7,000,000 CAMP cendiary bullet. be able to pass meat and 77 aac: law. haves napptinw for the toye ib OF FAIRBANKS’ PRODUCTIONS. THE CHANCES ARE YOU WILL LIKY BETTER. — A Pathe Weekly and a two-act comedy, entitied The young Chicagoan, with two|foods along to the ——— + eter gt oa Ty z other Lafayette flyers, was attack-| price that will not ee ders a melt From am Page i‘ “Lonesome Luke, Mechanic,” showing the triats end ed suddenly at a great height by| when compared with the wh ‘ieee | ‘TACOMAN SHOOTS are 7 OL ASHINGTON be bays troubles wished onto the owner of a flivver. five German aviators. prices “ “Gear folke: If yuu happen grat ts under vigorous dle ipiine, | cere to take enre of them tn learn en ie SELF Ww EAST & a bos ef emxting er |i view of the German menace. A | ing the lesroms of modern war ES _ . — trae the price, yeu |APWntat committer has bana appotat. Old Driti Sman Affate By Unites Proce Lenned Give couldn? cond Towne to mms en is for the defenne of the capital Numerically, they don't even! the final touches of construction, | breogne back te life n INDIANAPOLIS, Snpt. §.—C. W qutek. i. img it | Civil Muthoritirs are mubjert to the | make a dent om the sarface Wheat) There are billows of dust, stirred) the bad men and liquor. There is” |Greone, 03, wealthy stockholder in| Suet cus ake co peer | munm@nton of thin romenttice, ‘The|are s few hundred mon compared.|up tn clouds by everything that| om for neither in the big acreage |the Rogers company, ten and catten} Sere "UE SOM Maes, 1 (Marton han bem placed under dt |for instance, with 10,000 workmen | mores, Rut no one bothers about | Of the camp. limporters of Tacoma, Wash, today rect control of Gen Kerniloff, cam.| who tumble off thetr own apectal/ the dust. There's too much enthu-| The boy who doesn't exult ove? |endea hin lif her by skooting | “te ocr aay worth oheut |™ander of the Hunnian army, who|train every morning at the camp|siaem and excitement to get oom-|MIS opportunity to be a small part Leaving the home of his son 18} onsee time oe much an it ie |PMreonally controls the Pytrograd|andé swarm Itke ante over the vart| cerned over a litte thing like dust.| of the life here isn't much boy, |the darknexs of earty morning, in the Staten Os canmat ber | f2tTieon, officini cablen to the|ous phases of unrompleted con 147, dosens of crise-crossed |Groone walked 9 short distance, functan embamy bere announced | atruction? sendwars cil Seas Cameras: : are row the ‘makin’, and i've J agg relgeemdie of a new revolver! toon wreke for naariy a manta.” | tiny When the entire 46,000 finally! oasital butitings, moms halls and ACHES AND PAINS |! hie, mouth and fired Ho died) +t in why The Star in anatous neat ° arrive, however, theae soldiereto-| barracks, etrung out in a double Geosnte Gan tut: the police hip |%2 88° Seattio folks and the peooie | LUFBERRY DOWNS be will occupy the center of the| iam by the humdreds—i,3TT to be father bad benm und sof the whole state do thetr duty. Mt etna. exact, There fs a vast parade C : under & dovtor’s int much, A twenty-five cent In yenrs past T Rave seen sum 4. There are plncws f {1 “ Ae Ss ae care mines hin arrtval here from Tu 12TH | em | arom are jor artil-| Sey a may put. you on piece will bay tobence for the Sam wr army maneuvers at Amertcan| tory and all the other phases of| n may put you on a coma, and had benn denpondent be Jalen that Coute 48 comts retail WITM THE PRENCH ap. |i8%® Dut they were only @ menger| war, Every trick in the big game| Weather for swollen feet. tt may Thin in pownfhie by special arranke | wigs AFIELD, Sept a teat drop in the bureket, compared with|ag ite ployed mow will be tought SB Marance’ warning of Brights ment with the leading tobacco! Resi Lufherry, of the La the giganthe organtention that moW|the student soldiers be the first symptom of appendic be * | there. The tremends rire | crei of wmpanien of the rmuntty. and be) tte Kacadriiic, downed amet | or". wwnid' at ano wor not tiene |, 7mTe are ® thousand amd ane| fortrwnner of rhenmailem hres | eaunn the Ineldental expenne of! O. Geeman plane = yesterday. other fwaturws that make you yell: | headeches mo’ [WAGE INCREASES DUE|‘iice:'s=s"ssr"seorcn™ ese) Z_Stes" Mage ayemeran |S ees Sang thew’ "to any fn Oh a this enterprine in paid by wealthy) 19 was nie twelfth victio, was not the feverish hustle, bustle te efttamnn, Yvery punny contributed, and excitement of large numbere of iN U. $s. WAVY YARDS to the “Our Rove in! men working eagerty to do thelr Lewis hep @ World's fair beater 2 ee img GOLD thereforn, mile OT OF France Tobacco Puna.” tor whic’ RAIDS ONLY ACTION |» te: America re cauan of hin physteal condition | 10-year-old boy witmesied the shaot ing. ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE a WASHINGTON, Boge 8 — Wane | rhe Star ts the offictal collector In Officers Swarm in Tacoma oie eet area et aoe] BY RIGS TROOPS) 123 poses gf es result when the lang nothing elms you in Taeome, 16 miles away— | omartixe ye he ee general wage board publinhen its What “Vet? Writes LONDON §.—Raids and| Tacoma full of offtcers and. rol-|| my See: Se findings, now nearty complete Valens you help, oar Samrtes | patrol auth se wore all Field Mar-|diers hurrying, quick-step, on their| very ian wan tee to bis CHINATOWN MYSTERIES I age te eee, ‘phat te = muy face the same disappointments shal Haig reported from the front | important errands, or snuntering,|| As tems me he wna to wife, beat " pay 10) ,ome of our Spanish American war | today ‘by threes and fours, off duty, aee-|| Ten pity cur dene country arsenals apd navy yards, where | veterans had to wufter for lack of | “In the melyhborhand of Gav-|ing the new sights of the city || When tt commen to rent Suid atrife. |workers have heen recetving low rite," hy a seothing emoke. &. F. Bell, « w anid, “we carried out aly Gaur cut wal ose a | ou are drawn irreniatibiy to the! age veteran of that war, now lting at |"#anil suceensfut raid at night auto station, from which a feet of late frens reports Reve cmnieed ome | | ROYAL FILIPINO BAND (enormously popular here) OLE SINGELOW ORPHEUM PLAYERS GRAHAM & NORTON —AND— |tHons will be recommended. The - cars opera! Bremerton, writen an follows Northeast of St. Julien there 2 Seer te foreanized labor are! “Please find enclomed @1 for the| wan patrol Mabting at night, with asia cae ake at ee Mey, wan char; rire fi oy shop" | yoldiors’ tobaceo fund. I am a|Considerable enemy casualties ome way.” You get the whirr af|| When Uncte Sam nerds hackess le eorien carted | Topre-|Spanisb-Amariean war vat, and | “Around Laagemarck there was|ing tq hantneas here long before mappa know what It is to be without to | heavy enemy shelling.” Son dhaek ihe tesnreation The new dent tow to | bacco. And I wish to ask thowe in . ‘There ar t ere © countiess vehicles of | te may atrike hard BAIL REFUSED FOR |charwe to see that the boys have PARAL YTIC SUICIDE al calibers, from fiivver to Reavy,|| In heconins to 4 |plemty of tobmero before they are cumbersome trucks, whlaring along) lnced aboard a ship, to lant them | Br United Press Lewd Wire | * | ACCUSED PASTOR the tip over to Frases. Often we| WENATCHEE, Aon, | Sue Saoeet Bignney. Speed lawe} lay Ceaon looked longingly for a smoke on|Coliler, 60, shot and killed himeeit|%"° Shattered, and it’s a day's wor Prem Level Wie f | RED OAK, Ja, Sept. 8—Judge|oer trip over—but cowld wot met it, | Mt Cashmere Friday, Ho bad been | Cer {hat something hasn't BAD!) 4g (he FLomMNCE CPWrAImS Boten Inte yesterday refuned to ae-| “Furnish tobacco te oer boys and|* Baralytic fer two years. He bad|! 6 ww Py #roRk, cept @ 854,000 bond for relense of |they will do their duty smooting Ger-|0e® & resident of the county aiace jap Murray Near By SRCOND AND |Lyn George J. Kelty, unordained | ma 1901, You pass Camp Murray, four miles| | itinerant | minteter charg: with] "1 served five months and 11 cnees saa pete Meena Gh erate com: ax murders | days on the firing line, and I know |hurt in any way, I can understand | U8ts. “uare . oo Oe more then five years ago. Rela-|what it in to be without tobacco.” |how welcome a few smokes may faeree Wie terter oe {vee of the eight persons murdered Was In Auto Accident buns 0 oe ee eo ee in 1912 were among those who of-| “Have you ever been in some kind |front. ‘So am enclosing check t | quota of men, awaiting the call conductor and motorman is the|4ay,” writes Fred W. Cox,” and, share. Clip the following coupon | A, "entry, with baronet fixed on & basis for a sult filed by T. H. Mc. |Tealizing,how soothing a cigaret|and send it in with your contribu : tary ery of every newcomer, And | some camp it 18. It is worth a day to the lake at “four-bits || q@nen every man shout! votuntnn NION, | fered to put up the bail money of an accident? In that period of|buy a few At the entrance of Camp Lewis a| nervous strain, a puff of tobacco| Whether you like the war or| D'S sign tells you: “This is a reser TRACTION OB, 22201" handy. “That's just what [hate tt, even If you are a pacitint | vation under military control t@bacco does for the soldier, only |the humanity of this thing should | ‘Tes are on duty. You should halt Fee $21,280 aan {t doos {t a thougand fold more #o|appeal to you. While the men are|°" command You promise your in his case. at the front, they ghould have ev-|S¢lf that you will do Just what the ‘The alleged negligence of the|. “I Was in an auto «mash Sun-lery comfort ma pare, f*-|sentries tell you, with no back talk Dowell and wife against the trac-|Was to my nerves then, altho not. tion to get foolish with THE D tion. company Briday to recover| oe eee A dash down the entrance lane A ie $21,050, alleged due because of in - a ae jand a halt before the Administra * nicer : ; y po juries received by Mrs, McDowell tlon building. You gasp at the your principal—and pay interest only upon the unpaid y 4. The complaint alleges that jamazing 6lze of operations here,| portion of your loan. That is the highly satisfactory motorman started the car be and wonder {f you could ever walk] way in which you can borrow money upon real estage |fore she had alighted packages of tobaces, | | over the whole camp ) ) I" for American fighting | “SOME ¢ AMP!" is the involun M from this association. And, best of al we chafge NO COMMISSION {Piet ene here of this play of Gove and vengeance) - FOR | Offers Big S um of : Fe) or a week of any man's time (o 68 NO BONUS NO RENEWAL F! | u Hang has o! pd $17,601 ousness, the speed and the st 7 + 10c*--2,100 Seats tno tou bt San Joumnens, the ‘speed and. the va Washington Savings and Loan n ee anc jenny Leonard for New 10,000 WbFker Job 2 < Biteo ca chinisnvne lar ae WeLlLe UR Toke atsthas tions Association ard |» offered $10,000 flat, and Dun loaded with supplies and heavily laden auto trucks vie at noise mak-| i ing with the clatter of thousands of hammers. The 10,000 workmen will be buay for a month putting on 810 Second Avenue. Established 28 Years. Assets, $6,300,000. Sunday—Continuous 1 to 11 Monday—Complete Matinees at 2 and 4 | Le Blang will put on a 20-round | Kilba ine-Eegers scrap the same day, if possible, ‘| (s)