The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 7, 1918, Page 2

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The door was not locked Capt, August who ts stopping Bristol 419 ta that his room was entered while he was sleep: ing, and the following stolen lady's «mall bills, and a man's book, containing $19; $45 in another pocketbook in 4 dresser drawer was overlooked by the burglar An auto belonging to Dr olson, 10) id, ed at Fifth and Uni eral grips of stolen Mrs. Willlam W. MeBride, 1723 Third ave. N., wan frightened Thure day morning about $30 by a strange man, who tried to obtain entrance to after her two John and sit ‘ancy, is door Purvis, entered sleeping Friedburg, of Port at the Nich nack raity and sev her ne a fow husband had gone to work, According to Mrs, McBride, minutes the man first knocked at the door, and ™ upon her inquiry as to who was there, did not answer, but tried to force his way in. She locked the door hurriedly, and phoned police headquarters, An officer investigat ed without results INVESTIGATION OF FALKNER ON BY GRAND JURY ‘The federal grand jury has begun Investigation of Raleigh M. Falkner, alleged leader of a gigantic whisky ring, who was arrested by govern ment, county and municipal officials on December 29, according to ru- mors at the federal building Thurs day ‘This tx expected to lead immediate. ly to investigation of Sergt. George Comstock, former head of the police ary squad, ar i January 4 on a charge of conspiring with ” Falkner to violate the liq@er traffic laws. Sheriff John Stringer and Deputy Sheriff Von Gerste are mid to be among the witnesses calied before the inquisitorial body Thursday morning. It was Von Gerste who wed the alleged whisky plot. He js naid to have obtained a tip to Falkner’s operations and to have kept In hiding near alkner’s home 719 North 66th at cation last fall Assistant 1 8 Attorney Ben. L. Moore is handling the cases for the government The jury probably will not make its returns before Friday while on his va |NORTON SPEAKS AT BELLINGHAM Director Phil Norton, of the pub Heity bureau, Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club, was the principal speaker at the annual banquet of the Ad club, at ham, Wednesday night. His address of state-wide, construc and coopera publ cht to the Northwest Was n metropolis the cnessage of in the sub surgical appliances Relling | clear as amber you all the saucepans that Dercolator you'll 4 eluded, with the percolat kettle and double boiler, which | have said: "I now are worth the cost of make coffee that ts 50 per cent the entire outfit. | better than before.” (ne telephone orders for this outfit will be filled) friendly city movement now rapidly attaining vogue along the entire Pacific coast ‘Contrary of Washington cities and towns, | said, “we are now endeavorin promote the principle that what | helps one city helps its neighbor | SPECTATORS SOB AS | MURDER TRIAL ENDS CLEVELAND, Marc and men in Judge Ke today sobbed an a 262 to 111 8. Bievench st. Women room to the old-time wrangling Jealousies + POLICE ON LOOKOUT FOR UNKNOWN MAN L. M. Holden, 220 Belmont ave. 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EUGENE LEVY, Mgr. | THIS FOR YOU TONIGHT Transcontinental Vaudevil.e Acts, Including “IN ALLAH’S GARDEN” -. ‘The Big Girl and Laugh Show The picture— FRANCIS BUSHMAN “THE VOICE OF CONSCIENCE” Afternoons . « 10¢ (mar ice spot te Nights . 20c, 1 ‘ buying Thrift Stamps. where the man is apparently lying in| inst Etmer Hupp made their ax to the jur Ithy ofl operator. shot and k en he returned, unexpecte found Joyce in the attic of the rit ap home on June 10. Consuela, Hupp's who was with house at the time of the came to court with he father to hear the concluding argu 14-year-old Aaughter her mothe the tragedy | ments. CAPT. CHAMPION WILL LECTURE SUNDAY NIGHT Capt. Chacnpion, head of the [French mission at Camp Lewis, will lecture be |r of the Com nco-Amori 6 a meeting Joffre, of the tollet tation, Sunda in Lepper hall, 1604 Fe He will tell of his war adven ing ave tures, Sergt. Paul Mirat will iNustrate the lecture with sketches. The lecture will be a benefit for the French soldiers’ fund. rth |HEALTH CONDITIONS IN CAMP IMPROVE WASHINGTON. March 7. eral bh th conditions camps continue ood Gen Gorgas announced today. The death rate of 6.6 of each thousand of mer in camps is the lowest reported since November 16, last. National Guards have the lowest sick rate and national army camps have the lowest death rate. value your watch, let repair it. Next Liberty Advertisement. If you Haynes tre. romote longevity, 4 ambitions 1 future; STAR—THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1918. PAGE 2 WHAT IS IT? WHY DO BOYS RUN AWAY. FROM HOME GO TO WAR? ASKS CYNTHIA GREY TO 5 } 5 . . BY CYNTHIA GREY that | mines the blood of a 16-y boy and inpela him to run away from home, frie school, everything, to shoulder a gun alongnide of men? Some older men, battlescarred, have defined it as the spirit of adventure One so young ‘ould not possibly know of the bur | dena of war that must rest upon the ped frame ile t know the full meaning of the word patriot! We will nee. . . What Out on a farm at What com county, lived Cecil Bays, 1-year 1d schoolboy. One morning Ceetl did not report at his classes. He did not come home that night, or the next, or the next That was three | years ago. Let us f young © Yor ‘ay months he had been thinking {his Canadian cousins over there in trenches, facing the German hell Couldn't he help them? Hin parents wine parents, had said “No.” As a | dutiful won, he had tried to heed their advice and finish hin schooling. Tt wan of no The geometrical lines and curves formed battalions of soldiers and marched across the | pages of hin book | On this particular morning Ceell ‘ounted his pennies, Fnough to take him to Vancouver. He secretly stole away to the station Arriving Vancouvers he enlisted in tt Canadian battalion infantry, Canadian youth of 18 When his parents next heard of jhim he had gone “over the top once, twice, thrice, In the battles of Ypres, Somme and Vimy Ridge. The immediately got in with the Canadian off and ne vernon, ow use. Coell Bays form the 10,000 men Commander Miller Freeman has called for | Yesterday 1 talked with Cecil out at the camp. He is a slender, unas h, who doeun't lke to and it was worse ing Cecil's case harge from the army boy soldier wak shipped t seas and delivered into the han his parents 53 jtalk about himself. |eoing facts. Was Cecil giad to get ba Had|” “Do you like the he had enough of the « ne hot | Cecil, rors of the war? He bad not. He Yes; very mnuct now 18, 1 his Uncle] “And the ca fam would take him into the A beautif me While his Kleepy broth: navy navy sanee arents’ consent he confided something to at camp. out to t get ‘om ething elae to him tme until he can eee He is a t A few days ago Ce te another his teu trips-a shorter one. at the tral POGLAM ALL QUALITY AND HEALING ENERGY ula it surpr wake some i) our torturing eczema, He has enlisted camp to help VP it mays so He ts biding hin take his place ben the sen. 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