The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 21, 1917, Page 9

PHONE MAIN Eon te “ The Star | WANT AD Rates 2 cE \ 4 YC TC Ul IN He ROW c >) \) C a(9)) c IN \ i = Effective May 1, 1917 TRANSIENT CASH At) vt RTISINO Cash in advance—any class ton B conta per line or tractic n ot ine Hundreds of visitors to Seattle, mostly soldiers and rallors, are # for the pr forced to tramp the streets until midnight And after in search of a vr Wahais “ApvER place to aleop For the past two months the downtown those on the first hill have ed at rikina Per line per insertion Bix insertions for the price hotels an early and f many o! hour t been fil \ pee HoT RACT ADVERTISE who do not start looking for rooms until about 10 o'clock are fer per month--J months forced to tramp up and down the long atretohes of the, avenues oF per month—€ months sometimes in a fruitiess search, Why not let Star Want Ada tel! 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MAY BE CONVICT By United Preas Leased Wire AN FRANCISCO, No 1 ed to have eseaped from the gon state penitentiar t Ralph De Ain night ole the University club here, was Jest eons. atter pre lenera ALL LOCAL ROUTES DOCK, FOOT OF MAMION #sTRERT *Vietorta, BL C—Port Tewnsend—lort | Aogelee vr! =! si Areciee—Neah 0 tpm Tueet'y andl Thore'y Tueed’'ylway porte. | Satary Pert Angeles, Clatiam Runday ae Hubiitty ta Itmited tow not ord $100 for allowed free mubseot urrest I PROPOSITION ONE Question of whether or not thet omminsion shall operate f of charge to all persons and vehicles seeking transportation the ferries 1 hoats now being operated hington nd in ¥ be ber 1.] MAN Tipe | au xeept co, AL Ore vlem, SANITARY 21, 1917, Public Markets comnen Free Marine Course _fo Start On Dec. ouger te PAGE 9 : bi into | easen, the Beacon hill workingmen's KILLED BY BANDITS looked shyly at the eight jurors home into an emer ry how in the box. » ie and 1%e thy| pital has been abandoned on EL PASO, Tex., Nov. 21-—An out-| Defen: Counsel Henry Uterhart Ib) round eteak order from Mayor Gill, beeanse | port of 60 Carranza soldiers at Free | @eclared the prospect of seeing her bi fresh hem! of the cost. |no, south of Chihuahua City, was | Child, Jack, after court adjourns tie ry Quarters in the public safety build-| massacred by Villa bandits yerter- | Meht, had made a marked change im “4 Will be close to the city hempital | day wrding to Americans arriving | Mrs. De Saulles. The sister, Amalie, N will accommodate from 100 to| here today. The men, under Capt even andder and mes ae ve pha, Cargation |220 women | Acosta, were grazing 600 hornes | than Mra, pbedbnseec sd Surors aot Uncloan List Grows reatat Gln e saan os tee ecemme| O00: ay age ‘The number of unclean women . vuamine abeve otf tas To Admit Killing ; ’ leontinues to increase | n the girl on trial for murder ata) Thirteen of the 17 women on Tues | into her old Uetlewmens, loc day's police court calendar wer Frank admission that Mrs. De tbe diseased. Two of the remaining | band’s home the night of August 8 ttee of on y night the law off | ifoge bullding. 1 VICE VICTIMS ‘TOBE INTERNED : nesday transfor second floor of th pital for women of the under world suffering from The original plan to ounvert n de ACOMA, 3 1.—Contracts | defense, according to indleations te were arrested by the | res the United Staten al ippink day. Admitting this, Uterhart will night at 119 Bell #t, 1 board for 40,000,000 feet of ship tim- dermand that the prosecution prove: ton st and 811 Lane at ber, to be cut in Washington and Or beyond & doubt” Investigation of the Merchants’ | %°" mills, have been migned by the that the beautiful Chilean was sine Protective Corporation and ite rela-| West Coast Lumbermen's associa. when she did the killing. on to the law firm of Gill, Hoyt, | ton, tt announced here today ry juror in the box has am Vrye & Raley, by the er the Seattle was acheduled to continu A closed meeting will be held in} t of Walter 8. Fulton, | tee, of Tacoma on the night of August 3, will you acquit?” ‘HE TAKES BLAME FOR Terbart ell Thus Uterhart believes he It's All Quite Secret Names of those only have been kept secret by the n | POLICEMEN STRIKE Mrs. De Saulles’ sanity In order te mittee, but Hermon 8. Frye has acquit her asked to be heard, and will probably| Whether or not 13 police officers, Immediately after the court be among them. |who refused to ride as guards on | sourns tonight, Mra. De Saulles Mayor Gill contends that he has|#treet cars during the recent car) meet her child, Jack, for a twohoue t had any working connection | strike, will be reinstated by the civil! visit in the Nassau county jail. Sie) with the law firm of Gill, Hoyt, Frye | service commission, t# to be decided | wit) be permitted two visite = weet | & Raley since last elected mayor Fe a special m « Friday until the end of the trial, This per Their case was completed at the mission was gained only after Ute TACOMA BANK IS TAPPED FOR $17, 000 | CHILEAN BEAUTY “a TACOM WV, tiKven J. Mac donnid, bookReeper of the Bankers’ ust Co., is in Jail here, and will an ‘A er in superior court today to @ {charge of emberzling funds of the Carpenters were at work Wea. | aid to ammount to more than BY HUGH BAILA 1 part of the | $17,000 United Press Correspondent Macdonald was arre stfkation of State Rank i. Hanson ted at the in Examiner public safety Inolatle hos MINKOLA, 1, Nov. tl For the first thne since her mur- der trial opened, Bianca Saulles seemed almost animated today as she entered court, smiled at her sister, Amalio, and ‘60 CARRANZISTAS vieo di» | | | iver will probably be made by the continued tance com.| The lumber is to be delivered to gov- | sw 4 es” to the following quem Bar ocla-|@rnments at Gulf and Atlantic ship-| tion Wed-|yards, and ts to be apportioned, “If, when you retire to the jury | 4gnong the mills of the two states by | room, you, have a reasonable as to the santty of this defendant » Douglas fir emergency commit walled to appear | to create a reasonable Goubt earing Tuenc night [hart had threatened to start habeas the} corpus proceedings to get the to get the boy. saying Patrolman W. C. Fisk took for the officers tion anulated sugar |be wa for bricks ston aed lg thing else. ! ppeal to the i Uoced \s6, eosacentn: bias agatier ay “re Bi f cers, but predicted that there was| | Seattle Wednesday was $9,000) cant chance of himself being rein shy of her $200,000 allotment in| Silly | subscriptions toward the national Y. M. C, A. war fund of $35,- | Deputy Prosecutor Patterson put 000,000, MUNY LEAGUE WILL lon bis chief witness Wednemlay im | The ¢ con have determined the criminal trial of Toss Miller, — ad [gerd amt ty © ot) PROBE FISH PRICES sevsscrmenser ors cane ot me | vke | thts clty “over the tor | toreyclists, who attacked © Ti-year- corm! The wtate of Washington wil! not high prices of salmon and! oq girl on a lonely by-road leading” t wn, as $41,531 more than halibut will be investigated by the) off the Bothell highway on Novem sr | $300,000 quota has already/ Municipal league. ‘This resol ation | ber 6. The case is being heard i rey, 2 phee een subscribed was introduced by J. H. Reynolds! judge Jurey's department. | Behool children have done thetr|and referred to the public welfare The girl, & slight striping of @ - bit pledging $2,430 re than | committee, at the league's lunc m.) maid, told in a faint voice of the “ of the [in the Arcade b uilding ‘Tuesday details leading up to the ride out | 1 cube 8 follow:| 2 —— - - | the deserted highway and of the at | Went Senttle, $1.0 $2 per capita Two FOUND DEAD tack on her by no jess than a dozen troadway, $2,795, $1.85 per capita; | men. Queen Anne, $1,143, $1.52 per cap-| Harold Sitton, 24, 806 Jackson st,| She told the same story that she | ita; Batlard, 8760, $1.25 per capita; | waa found dead in his room by his/ told during the tzdal of Franklin, $1,130, $1.12 per capita: |prother Roy, Tuesday afternoon.| (‘Red”) Biladeau, who was sent Lincoln, $1,180, $1 per capita, and proprietor of the house said| this week to serve from seven to 30 © boys’ department of the ¥. M. C.| that Sitton had registered there Sun-| Years in the state penitentiary for — A, $6b0, day Bight complicity in the sume crime. $e Luck Chong @ Chinese, 620%] The prosecution witness made bth ave found dead a short| @ffort to identify Miller, May Use Skin of ime after Sitton's body was found,| the night was too dark ard her Shark for | her| 7, coroner says Chong had been|sallants too caretal of revealing arK fOr LeAMNeT | aeaa tive or wix days their identity. 3 Shark king will be used as a sub | non o ren Miia s Fi stitute for leather if experiments be-| AMSTERDAM, Nov. 21—All cur-| The sophomore chase of the Univers ing conducted tn the offices of the | rency quotations on belligerents'| sity of Washington will give a “mix department of fisheries for Alaska, | moneys rose on the bourse as the re- | er” dinner at the Commons the Smith building, prove muc-| sult of peace rumors from an uncon-|on the campus, at 6:30 urRe a cessful rine engineers to be given by Universit f Washington and au 1 by the United shipping board, will start! ber 1. Only men with prac-| x ype nce -ate alates] 4 aton. \ | » Raise Mariposa Arrange « have been made bet amahip Co, | and a Ralvage| to raise the sunken steamer Mart-[ pona Alaskan Is Against Pi ishing in Bering Salmon in the Bering! laska, will not be permit the recommendation to be} by Ward T. Power, | Alaska department of | _ approved | To Ov erhaul Queen The Pacific Steamsh Ip Co. an nounced Tuesday, that the steamer Queen, which’ has been running be Will go into dry dock, where ahe w undergo a thoro overhaulin She will sail again on Decemb | WAR BRINGS GAINS By United Press Leased Wire } YORK rep NEW vanced or torious «ma: Gains as dig an 21 en. Stocks ad Haig's vic the enemy 8% points were re Insurance Which do you prefer— an Opinion that your hou Fire se will not burn, In or surance Pol- A Foolish Question? 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