The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 10, 1919, Page 2

% \ THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1919. JURORS MAY PROBE — BILLINGSLEY ESCAPE The breach between Sheriff Jobn Stringer and Prosecuting Attorney Fred ©, Brown widened perceptibly Thursday morning when the prosecutor deciared that under no circumstances would he countenance the send ing of any deputy or the sher iff himself to bring fugitives | from justice back to Seattle. By way of establishing a concrete precedent Brown flatly refused to countenance Sheriff Stringer's pro posal that he and Deputy Sheriff Herbert Beebe be permitted to jour to El Paso, Tex for the pur pose of bringing back Charles L. Helmore, alleged opium Brown will depend and automobile — thief, — arrested | grand jury Wednesday tn the Texas city Tt idibaliaved. by. many. persons | Asked why he frowned on String ouch with affairs that Li ler’ | ” ” lor's proposed trip to El Paso, Pros lingaley Has made his way Jecutor Brown replied briefly: “Too Data ag? many others are just as many escapes.” certain that the fort ne ¢ boot Sends City Detective 1 ora is under co le “ed i. ; “Not only that,” added the pros bereay ip igs ete aaa hie - ~ . i 2-——; + >i ” ‘om | NOt en mt Se je wine ro Serenade, sung by Scottf; former price $2-—; a a tee war poe pone: Polis totiena em appeared from The Willows shortly Love Is Mine, sung by Caruso; former price $2—; now A ‘ | scnting iStterney 1 i hock hoa referee vinieiiaiadn. Te is the Cavalleria Rusticana, sung by Amato; former price $2—; now...... |to Journey afar for prisoners we de-| ef of deputy sheriffs that the bro Because, sung by Caruso; former price $2—; now, .. - sive xglurned to King county for| thers went away togeth Zaza, sung by Ruffo; former price $2—; now . prosecution, ‘That i final as far as When the Roses Bloom, sung by Schumann-Heink; f | am Cy og ad hadi 2 y way of mal $ ieee os oss ; oP ae ae hy rete e B |tude toward the sheriff, Brown ganizer, on a charge of criminal an Manon, sung by Caruso; former price $2—-; now . ‘ placed his okeh op the recommenda archy on the night of June 4, the : ; former price $2—; now..... |tion that City Detective Ralph same night the Hensgen whisky dis eg Mid Ys gf bs i ow |Jones be sent to El Paso to bring | appeared from the county-city build Pla $3—, . jon a | . city 4- | Les | eaux—Sung b pon, Seen Ke oat, Baa | Helmore buck. ing, were Witnesses before the grand| . a Magic Flute—Sung by Plancon, f er "price pow Ay a he In addition to handing Stringer a| jury Thursday. They were Walter | opinion from Supt. L, B Holy Night (French)—Sung by Plancon, former price $3—, no’ Nika Gn dhe. wrt TuNieaad, Meownl heathen tite? Hatke M. Brown Ave Maria—Sung by Eames, former price $3—, now | assigned Frank 'T. Gordon, special in-| Victor Jernstrom, Fred Koepf, B. 1. A i S . : ; | 0 echiting a nes, James Le Grande, Mrs, Ethel VC Prologo— Si ‘ag 3 by i rich, ee Nag oe liners ottion gh ore ‘ak. once. to ; an Arti opt gr omar Mrs ipal street railways department can| party in an automobile struck him | Pagliacci-Prolo jung by Scotti, former Bees e-~ = The Willows, and there launch a! Hagel Dixon and Harry Denton |be held financtally accountable for| without warhing, Alex sat dows] Home Sweet Home—Sung by Sembrich, former price $3—now. . ‘ ee - - ~~ | this damage thru leakage from their | heavily, but the autoist continued on Pagliacci-Vesti la giubba—Sung,by Caruso, former price $3—-, now. . | tragtion feed wires, The Puget Sound | nig Edwards did not get the} Good-Bye (Tosti) Sung by Mell , former price : » NOW. ...- Traction, Light &- Power Company | license number of the car. He re-| Faust-Air des bijoux—Sung by Melba, former price $3—, now Lucia, Mad Scene—Sung by Melba, former priée $3—, now.... , Lo, Here the Gentle Lark—Sung by Melba, former price $3—, now. . Rigoletto, Caro Nome—Sung by Melba, former price $3—, now. : a a rir anes | HAMPER WORK ' WILL “GET” HIM the | braised | | m. | de (Sehubert)—Sung by Gadski, former price $3—, now. . His Lullaby Sung by Schumann-Heink, former price $3—, now. Tells Police, and Both Are) Lolita, Spanish Serenade—Sung by Caruso, former price $3—, now | Thrown in Jail | Aida (HeavenJy Aida)—Sung by Caruso, former price $3—, now. . . | Stabat Mater—Sung by Homer, former price $3—, now | “Carrying their interference with| Jack McDonald, 99, a molder, who | Aida-Ritorna vincitor—Sung by Gadski, former price $3—, now | Pubic improvement to the Cedar | on April 19 viet ba seriously Semiramide, sung by Sembrich, former price $3—; now.... | river, ‘ orga: Cs | wounded Joseph Mercer at a hotel Carmen, sung by Farrar, former price $3; now ae Otello, Ave Maria—Sung by Melba, former price $38—, now.... et ee by De Gogorza, former price $3—, now Red Seal ictor Records at Half Price unusual opportunity to purchase NOW best Red Seal records—-and save just F of former prices. Order by number. rN MAIL ORDERS FILLED the cireum: esea pe bootleg: | stockade | hing inquiry into * surrounding the Billingsley, former ging king, from the county Tuesday night. Gordon left for The Willows at noon Creal \ Ix J Probe Billingsley Case | If It that Billingsley on" cape from the county stockade was] made possible by connivance with or carelessness of county employes, the grand jury now investigating the di appearance of 864 quarts of whisky from the county-clty building on the night of Walkure, sung by Gads former price $ ; now .... Comin’ Thru the Rye, sung by Farrar; former price $2. At Parting, sung by Homer; former price $2—; now . Rigoletto, sung by Caruso; former price $2—; now. . Rigoletto, sung by Caruso; former price $2—; now .. Tosca, sung by Caruso; former price $2—; now For You Alone, sung by Caruso; former price $2—; now . Oh, for the Wings of a Dove, sung by Farrar; former price Faust (Flower Song), sung by Homer; former price $2—; nov Abide With Me, sung by Farrar; former price $2—; now... smuggler ‘aneeans Nearly 20,000 persons were made homeless by the great fire that devas: | tated Yokohama on April 28, In the Japanese part of town, not a building was left standing except an occasional go-down. The loss was estimated at 15,000,000 yen. HIS) 4 NEVER EVEN STOPPED || mms TO SEE THE DAMAGE) AD Alexander Edwards, 4515 Angeline ASKS IF CAR LINES MUST PAY DAMAGE Destruction and damage mains thruout the eity by electroly- sis is the basis of a request for an Youngs of Jurors Are Witnesses Ten members of the jury which ac quitted James Bruce, 1, W. W, or to water st., thinks this a “crool, crool world.” | Alex was for a street car | Wed. | | lay night, when an unidentified | waiting the water department to the corpora. | at Fifth ave. and Madison st, tion counsel as to whether the munic- | ne: Interfere at City Reservoir, Says Supt. Youngs of James Laverty | clared Supt. L. B, Youngs Thursday.|to the police that McDonald had | However, the water superintend-| made threats to “get” him. ‘The ar lent, under whose Girection she pump: | rest was made by Sergt. W. F. Don-| ling of clay into the basfh to stop/ian and Patrolman William Cronk | weepage of water from the reservoir | after Laverty had told them MeDon. | | the walkout of almost half the men | at 109% Yesler way, was arrested ati | employed on the sealing of the im-| }rifth ave. and ‘Terrace st early | pounding basin behind the masonry | Thursday mprning, on the complaint dam at the city’s power site,” de Laverty declared Rinaldo, sung by Schumann-Heink, former price $3—; now Mondnacht—Sung by Schumann-Heink, former price $3—, now.....$1.50 Faust, Quando a te lieta—Sung by Homer, former price $3—, now. .$1.50 Carmen, Air de la fleur—Sung by Caruso, former price $3—, now. .$1.50 0 Good-Bye (Tosti), sung by Caruso, former price $3—; now WALD FACES . S. COMMISSIONER of the charges against TACOMA L, SCHOENFELD 104-111 South 11th 8, cisco, was held before United States er Ro W. McClelland Wednesday afternoon. Greenwald was released under bail of $2,506, pending his return to San Automobile Hits ~Man Leaving Car Xavia Parscham, 945 W. 50th st.. was severely bruised Wednesday is being done, says that the force has again been recruited to about $0 and work is being rushed. More men will be added when additional | equipment is secured in an effort to learn definitely, before — winter, whether there is any hope of sealing | the reservoir. Supt. Youngs | Oliver T. Brickson and W. D. Lane [have returned from a trip to the Cedar river watershed, and declare work to be well started. IRISH BULL PINCHES, and Councilmen NEW YORK, July 10.—-In the ar rest of August Northun, a milk wagon driver, the Flatbush police |believe they have captured a real life Dr. Jekyll and Mr, Hyde. Northun has been known to the housewives-of Flatbush as a model ;milk man, always delivering the “extras” ‘called for in the little slips JEKYLL-HYDE DRIVER} d followed him from ‘the Hazelton | hotel, Sixth ave. and James st where Laverty resides, to First ave. and Columbia si, and thence to po lice headquarters A rding to Laverty’s story, Me | Donald, jealou# of the attentions | paid his wife, from whom he is sep arated, by Laverty, waited for him at Sixth ave. and’ James st. as he returned from work at 1 o'elock this | |morning. As he eaw Laverty, he made a motion toward his hip pock et, and Laverty, recognizing McDon ald, ran. Laverty sped down James st. to First ave. and thence !to Co- lumbia st, where he hailed a taxi |and proceeded to the police station, McDonald following, McDonald ran into the arms of Sergt. Donlan at Fifth ave. and Terrace st Laverty declared to the police that he has known McDonald and Mre, McDonald for the past 10 years McDonald gave himself up to the po- |Tlce Sunday morning, April 20, atter on Savings All money left here on or bef f ; July 15th will be credited with dividends from July 1st. for the past 18 Years Greenwald. proprietor of the! israncisco a# soon ag the marshal's and under indictment by | oftice here receives a bench warrant gtand jury at San Fran- from San Francisco. when he was struck as he was running to the curb from a street car, by an auto driver by Hubert Mason, 2231 W. 56th st. Roth] men reported to the police that the | motorman opened the gates of the|the case for some time, finally car before the car had been|caught Northun with a bundle of esa RRS A Ne ES |brought to a complete stop. Par-|rugs in his milk’ wagon Seattle Man H scham ran for the curb, and Ma- as | as son, in an effort to avoid striking) | PLAN BIG. PICNIC eet Double Role Now e ‘remon ‘omme elu! : . See meen WETS thE] cig A penale Be liven Laie in American Army car, but tripped Parscham with the! August 3. Plans for the big outing| Harry R. Mayer, of 4816 Orcas right front wheel. are now being made. \st., is probably the only man in Se — |attle who is at once an officer’ and jan enlisted man of the United States army. His unique case came to light to. . iday' when he applied at the army Frida and Satur ay e lrecruiting station here for addition- jal travel pay. OF NATIONALLY ADVERTISED GOODS | Mayer's papers show he was. fur | loughed to the regular army reserve | February 5 of this year, as a first |class private, at Camp Pike, Ark., | which fixes his status as an enlisted | shooting Joseph Mercer, He was re leased on the order of Deputy Prose- eutor John D. Carmody, April 28. Mercer waa released from the city hospital two days later. McDonald was charged with disor. derly conduct. Laverty was booked as a witness, lof paper outside the door. But for |some. time expenstve rugs in the hallways of Flatbush apartment |houses, where Northun delivers milk, have been disappearing, Pa- trolman Duffy, after sleuthing on Securities in which our Funds are inbested— Cit: . Munici; Wetrents State ant Government Bonds, First Mortgages on Improved perty. = | } Resources a= Over Three Million Dollars The Men who Guard Your Savings— A. F. ANDERSON, President. ‘Boomer Meson! tig hake ADOLPM F. LINDEN. Vice-President and Treasurer. THE BUTLER DRUG CO.’S Four Fine New Red Seal Records From Jaly List GIUSEPPE DE LUCA Sings “Thou Flow’r Beloved” From “La,Favorita”—$1.50 MISCHA ELMAN Plays “Nocturne in D Flat” (Op. 27, No. 2)—$1.50 JOHN McCORMACK Sings “When You Look in the ‘eart of a Rose” —$1.00 Start a savings account with what you save here. If it is advertised, we have it, you get what you want—not something just as good. man. Yet he also holds a commis. Miscellaneous Sore Foot Remedies Bi vion ac ‘a second jicutenane ane Extra Specials 50c Ice Mint........31¢ cade elo Z lhcig Mase hi 25¢ Spirits Camphor 19¢ | 85 Freezone ......20¢ [§) Mayer declares he has never per 60c Jaynes’ Vermifuge 35¢ Gets It ++ -20¢ |formred any of the duties of an of é |ficer and was not discharged to ac + -47¢ | 25¢ Allen's Foot Ease oad - -79¢ | for | fcept his commission, } | 25¢ Tiz Tn both his ranks, as a first class | {private and as a second lieutenant, Goodrich Rubber Goods Only he is on an. inactive status, so there | 2-quart Fountain Syringe © B& W. CAMPBELL, Vice-President and Secretary. at... ee $1.00 Vinol ... $1.00 Nuxated Iron (genuine) ,..........77¢ 85c Castoria (genuine) at ....g 30¢ 25c Spirits of Nitre.19¢ 25c¢ Phenolax .......22¢ 25c¢ Carter’s Pills....18¢ Antiseptic Solutions $1.00 Lavoris.......89¢ 50c Lavoris ... A3¢ 25c Lavoris ... + 22¢ $1.00 Listerine -83¢ 50c Listerine .. A3¢ 25c Listerine .. .22¢ $1.00 Benetol . 83¢ 60c Benetol ... .47¢@ | 25c Colorite ........ 19¢ 80c Benetol ........25¢ | 25¢ Dye Your Hat..19¢ Don’t let distance deprive you of the Special Values which we so often offer in Drug Store Goods. We want all the people who reside in this territory to realize that they may receive the same advantages | as our city customers. ; When you see Special Prices quoted on certain goods just ’phone or mail your order. The goods will selected just as carefully as though you were doing it in person. If you are not on our mailing list send us your name so that you may receive our price list and other literature. Thrift is Power. Buy W. S.S. Save and Succeed. U. S. Government Authorized Agency for Thrift Stamps. BUTLER DRUG Co. 4. P, CHASE, Manager. Prescription Druggists Second and James Phone Elliott 49 “That Buthf Hotel Corner” Seattle, Washington, // CORWIN S. SHANK. Cownest. | is no conflict at pre: but, in the jevent. of emergency | j which ne sitated calling him back ptive & pretty question | would ar whether he was| Gag recalled as an officer or an enlisted man 8-quart Fountain Syringe f§} Col. J.T. Watson at bie $1.75 | cruiting officer, says he has . h : tered similar cases, but 2-quart Fountain Syringe, ff} extremely vare. extra heavy +? 3-quart Fountain Syringe, §| BAILIFF BURNS GETS extra heavy » ANOTHER WAR MEDAL | Grand Jury Bailite John J. Burns, already the possessor of four war | | medals for meritorious services in the | Indian, Spanish-American, China and Philippine campaigns, was presented | | with a Victory button at the Seattle army recruiting station Thursday | morning ‘The Victory button, a five-pointed | star with the letters “U. 8." in the centre, surrounded by a wreath, is presented to those men who were on | jactive military service during the | world war, whether they served over: | |seas or not. )The decoration is for | wear wjth civilian dress. |DR. ROY B. GUILD TO SPEAK TO CHAMBER Roy B. Guild, of New York tary of the commission ef inter federation of the bapoe oveso EFREM ZIMBALIST Plays “Souvenir” —$1.00 VICTROLAS $25 TO $400 Convenient Payment Terms Sheman MaysCa THIRD AVENUE AT PINE SE. LE TACOMA—SPOKANE—PORTLAND tant re encoun: | they are Puget Sound Savings & Loan Association Sofety Deposit Boxes on Ground Floor Hours: 9 A. M to 8 P. M. Where Pike Street Crosses Third. Hat Dye Specials ’ Big Tent! ¢ acacag i : | Under the Aus- | \B \ hs pices of the . Seventh Day Adventist Churches afee TILK w\WEANTS ond INVALIDS. é ie ASK FOR | ye. Milk Horlick’s | The Original | | Dr, | sec Federal | es of Christ in| will speak Friday noon at | | ly membership luncheon of |the Chamber of Commerce and Com / mercial Club, in the Masonic club. The subject of his address will be “Co-operation in Community Serv. ice." ~ Malted/ lorlicks