The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 18, 1919, Page 11

OB AEVERETT TRUE By CONDO. AMN® Bee Wout PAP CR, VERE rT, Ay MAAS ST NEVER BUYS One A hundred or more interested Spiritualists were disappointed Wed- Resday afternoon in Police Judge Gordon's court when the trial of Ed. ward K. Earle, president of the First Spiritualist Church of Seattle, charged with vagrancy, was set over until October 20, rges against the Spiritualist Weader, who has been conducting se ances in Seattle for 12 years, were |. Made by Harry R. Rodgers, a janitor Am the Seattle public Ubrary. obtain a message from a dead rela- tive. So Rodgers dectded the whole | affair was buncombe and swore out ——___ — the warrant | “Why, there are 60,000 Spiritual. ists In the city,” declared the indig nant leader. ‘Any person who believes there ts nothing to Spiritualism is invited to attend our meetings in the Kn! fof Pythias hall, First ave. and Pike st. on any Sunday afternoon and evening, and find out for themselves. Spiritualiom is a coming religion England has recognized it.” Earle, it is charged, collected 25 cents from Rodgers for a slate read-| ing in his private room in the Hotel Vendome, The warrant was sworn out after the reading. | Judge Tells Jury to Free Prisoner IONTESANO, Sept. 18.—-The jury which heard the trial of Charles Ashburner, 18%, charged with murder of John Alber, whose Dallet-ridden body was found in Humptulips river July 3 last, instructed to return a verdict ef not guilty by Superior Judge Ben Sheeks Wednesday night. TEST THE VALUE Of a dollar here. Let us show by a dollar will go. We sell only thi sundries and toil Ro substitute for nationally ad- Vertised goods. Our inboratory and prescription department is conducted under the most scientific methods by experts. SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY |Little Indians to Get Recreational Army Equipment In Nome there are 1,000 happy |Uttle Indians. They have fallen heir |to the recreational equipment of the U. 8. soldiers formerly stationed at Fort Davis. | Dr. B. W. Bucktey, of St Paul, | and Martin H. Carmody, of Grand | Rapids, who, in thelr capacity of na- | tional officers of the Knights of Co- | Tumbus, went to Alaska to inspect the recreational equipment of the soldiers there, found on the mme iday that the soldiers had been transferred from Fort Davis and that! there were i,0¥0 Indian children, orphaned by the ravages of the “flu” among the native population. With-| out heu!tatic y turned over the equipment t hildren. | At Seward, "@ 300 soldiers are stationed, the K. of C. opened a rec reation hall and motion picture theatre, the pictures being shown at | the fort three nighta a week and in the town on the other three. No} soldiers are stationed at Juneau, but | because of the fact that there are several navy vessels stationed there | during the summer months, a hut will be opened in the spring. 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