The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 24, 1918, Page 10

Former Ballard Man Is Awarded Victoria Cross it. Robert Hanna, Brit MANY GERMAN | ARE GUILTY IN ...... INDIAN PLOTS -. SAN FRANCISCO, April Sh— | tach Twenty-nine men, charged with SAYS AMERICA awarded th Lieut a Manna ud rifle April 24 fire, collec ») men on the on [lovee I conspiring on American soll to of men and rushed a atrong: | : ai ee a Incite a revolution again British ified point, after all off Sane Alicea fo Tule in India, were found guilty company had killed | . ( ine mi by a jury in federal court here ring to word by } early today. friends here, Hanna bayoneted three |“ Only one of the 20 defendants on| of the enemy 4 brained a fourth, | tot reason, if we fo was acquitte He was John! capturing the tion and silencir e . we ¢ ! . Craig, shipbdu of Long Beach, | the machine ¢ t ! over 0 men Cal ‘The Newry Reporter, the press of | Kiving them mu nt tra n ¥ 1 her r hia eountr he ‘Among those convicted were Frans | the town Kilkeel, where Hanna | t t i 5 German consu! general at an | Waa born ptes an entire page of | “If we have to have 000,000 men ABrancisco, and practically the entire | t# fourspa ff Mare »a}and get ficient vald ow “eonsulate staff des award ¢ have men tt in tw ent t < epre Two defendants reel ting affray in a ae ee = yesterday, w the verdict Daekta Mace ond s 1 a. ™.| dealer of Vancouver, B. « cor'ig -aaeniel 4 the end of a five h trint, | Pe has cost the ge Ap . ; tely halt a milion dotiars |43 U. $. CASUALTIES i opinion 1 began Nov 20, and contined for 1 | NAMED IN NEW REPORT | . Judge Van Fleet fix ail WASHINGTON, April 24.— Forty ction to it.” three casualt by the w @ach of the convicted men at ¢ $35,000 Many Germans on List Whose convicted are Franz Bopr ® German consul § Von Sachaack, consul; Henry department toda ope 1" TO STAVE OFF y wounded an "| Lhorendra Sarkar and Naranjan chancellor of Das. | WASHINGTON, Ape ‘ ae tous T. H Three Plead Guilty | hei for the consulate Wedidee the 29 convict ms « Orff, said to be an late; Walter Sauer! *| pleaded guilty and will be Heutem-| with the convicted men. commander of the interned G ading guilty are Lieut.| "ected gunboat Geier; Edwin De: former military at.| ‘tT! from the n of an interned ¢ the G consulat Ho. and ha h Eelbo, oe Germa Francisco le, San Francisco agen f the th German Lioyd; Harry J. Ha: Francisco shipping man: J.C captain | George | sul at He former v Six addit missed by the pre trial, rmany , San Diego attorney | The wan giv * state department and Dutch | fi] ; von Got ‘. a ae Sek Waereey Seed. atee. | We say “see them,” because they are better values than we will be able to aay oe verdict was returned and rea one to developments there | , ) ‘ f 1 it Id | Bille, poet of the Hindu re The closing day of the tral was| Sintec Ip untertaking to hewp a offer you again—they are part of a lang-over contract, and they s —" d oh i professor: Santokh Singh. sae toueeee foe non faces att | much peace ax possible in the Daten 1H} come in and gone out last season—but they didn’t—and so we can offer them Mahadeo Abaji Nand a defendant, shot and killed] than at first decided on Ram, Sundar Singh Chandra her defen it. i Ram, Nidhan Singh and fired three more shots wildly A banquet was given Monday in Hindi, Imam Din, al | about the « t room evening at the Elks’ club, in honor of fof the Hindustandi Ghadr staff;| United States Marshal James Holo | Raymond I T, who is home on ©. 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J rl SPEEDER LEAVES ! m © LITTLE VICTIM IN |PROBING CASE OF at FCnCe Deve, AS te . 1 SAVE AN Ese CROP FOR WINTER Gilet nt Police ‘Warren mpent<Fec | DRAKE FREED © to t who Tue ” nesday stigating bribery charges . psrbilgaa Pee = 084 jon, with sp {tamily uses eggs in emaller _auantity vi ne welling sd aving her u the war garden end, that resulted in suspension Tues | in frent of her home, 814 24th part of our work as day of Poli t Frank L, eG us ed up t stor | ns, Melvin and Patrolman G. C. Collins. Go idrie Giadae E; | th : ¢ Gordon and J. Frand SaaS is another angle to this ed by William Teasdale, of the | Drake are on thelr way back to hi the diver of | ing of summer Norris hotel, 1423% Third ave., of | Couver barracks to serve in the avila al the car did 1a warning, ac-| if possible as t the acceptance of $100 “hush” division of the United Stat al the een | Keep it for use later | shells must be clean. If th Melvin and Col denied the | /Ury iting the riot that wreekt h has t » furnished the p | aste the surplus. o| charg saying tha’ ney will prove | the F t Printing Co. plant 1 has beer i peop . reo girl is under medical atte 7 | ‘Tho $100 is alleged to have been |, Deliberations tasted one hour si as her home paid to Collins and Melvin during a| five minutes Tuesday ai | raid on the premises of Te .| Bi irresponsibility, brow te | when 13 bottles of whisky we about 1 sediti _ for other cover | articles ‘all and It ta arly, Also io Je, in a written statement, | dustrial We seditious! | ie cost of living | says the two officers » to his| Publications printed by the Pigott] | room, discovered liquor ed i by Attorneys ullivan for “WILL CARE Ab rticles are to fo ‘I's too bad,” dQ that “abou lefense eir plea t BY BIDDY BYE tighten out mat Such a defense made it necessary } ; The chief is checking over reports |in the return of the verdict, for t fe oxperiment by u fr ‘ fa he) Gin. pabends Gas rho mine | Jury to sign an affidavit that the dew 4 wa joes ia yg te A whether or not Melvin and Collins | fendants were not mentally irrespons : ate n have ¢ = sahiars Rai ted with vice disease rvin | were on duty in the residence dis- | ible during the trial and that a reg pe e sent from all parts of Wash: | winte clud | trict at the time Teasdale says they | !pse or recurrence of the state wagl t 1 | winter inclu an tinent, fe to be estab. ik ait. oat ‘aided his rooms. untikely Ps bance br oo ke Immediately following the adjourn n : ment of court, the defendants held > upplies and a staff of physician paraffin; covering them with | ¢ minutes to Pe Until an appropriation for maintain: | (hem in solutions of lime water or quart of wa-| 00: Oe ee ee ing the institution can be obtained | water glass. i © Paiva ADD 215, ]O TONNAGE Jana for tho defense asked a ver thru the legislature, it will be] Of all the methods tried, the last ‘ WASHINGTON, April 24—Con.| “ict from the jury upon the basis atir . of patriotism, ‘The preserv f financed by subseription |the immersion in water glass, has and repe » be| tracts for 29 m els, aggre pipet “y — y arvana The stat campaign now rests | proved most successful. It is ree | certain the wa + dissoly jing more than 000 tons were let | ne be es whe ae ma the n the hands of a permanent commit | omme db: the iry division of Half fill w the emergency fleet corporation feet yg : hagpapione hoe rad n A f di Tuesday night, at the | the United States Department of Ag-| or other ce omeacees ng welsae Ss a fritplaat se 8 vee a < urny, navy, state and fed: | riculture | che to. he Nita dts ing that the wrecked Pigott plant : ral health officials and municipal] gga preserved by this method] eges gently, ¢ I | Seas seen. boon ett: ee i 4 cs ’ nm An) government and the prosecution of ds called by May-| will keep in per condition for may be left open several af fyael to open the jars to be sure from eight months to one ye. 1) and more || the war e ALroriuie s added from time to} has not evaporated, If th of the committee are:| may be 1 freely either for cook-| time, When the jars are filled with| covered by less than two inches it Commis s pour in enough of the liquid so: if wise to add more of the water] CHAR ‘ON, W. Va., April 24 ; of Spokane; Dr earthenware] lution to cover them from two to| glass solution, —Mict Waldron, minor league be kin and Dr. J. B. Crichton most prac-| three inches. Seal the jars by past Wpen removed from the water| baseball player, was shot and killed r tle; Mayor-elect C. M. Ridd nd water-| ing firmly over the top several thick-| glass for use eggs should be washed sday by the sister of John coma, and Mayor David F, Powell, pet tight wooden kegs may be used if| nesses of heavy paper. Cover with| and. if used for boiling, prick the| Weaver, of whose murder Waldn Walla Walla nt. The size of the] more paper or cloth tied firmly about! blunt end of the shell\with a needle| was acquitted several days ago. nds upon the number ation for appendicitis | of egies it ix desired to store 1 at St. Luke's hos , Col, in January, 1885 Sanoma W girl Without the] fired ev the jar and set it in a cool place to| to permit the air to escape from the| ver, 22 years o remain until autumn, A cool, dry|air cell at that end y bullet in her revol cellar, such as used for storing fruit |e king the heated air might crack) into Waldron’s body, She is If the is the ideal storage place, but an or-| the shell in cookine held under heavy bonds, | The first o | was perfor | pital, Denver If 26 or 30 dozen are put down two Seal lon Jars will contain them,