The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 27, 1919, Page 7

THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, SEPT. 27, 1919. SMART OFFERS ALIBI DEFENSE Tell of Parties on| Nights of Thefts ; ‘That Fred Smari, former ages of police, now on trial q six others in the U.S. dis trict court for conspiracy in con- ection with the theft of 1,717 Bottles of liquor from the cus- toms ser's warchouse the STAR BUSINESS GUIDE Can You Find the Missing Letters? 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Patton and Russell, former city patrotmen And Jim Morrison, a waiter, are on | tial before Federal Judge Neterer. | Tells of Party _Bridence that on the night of ch 29 Smart and Carey were of an all-night party at} ‘McGraw's home, at Lake Bu: | rien, was offered by tho defense. The -former police sergeant's wife, | father, mother and sister, in addition to Mrs. and Mr. McGraw, and guests at the all-night festivities, testified to their convictions that Smart was at the Burien house during the entire party. AUTOMOBILES » M. CLINE MOTOR CO. Wy get nT THR WONDER wt LINERY Co, Tame WAVE 816 Pike 6. Ime We carry the Yaee oot Mock, SIRLS HANSEN 1626 4th Ave. Grocers’, The Universal Car ranrs— 1100 B, 45th St. tw" attach to your envelopes, 160 PLINY View N nm 326) jaito Wide., 1016 116-119 Colambla, 7) Hemstitching sais tose al fae erenaiie PICOTING Permanently Singer Sewing ° mn ak a Ra. We carry Fewoven from your olf carpets 1317 Third Ave. Made to Stones and Ring: High Class, Moderate Cost Thos, ‘singer, tne. 1] Exclusive Manufacturers of the Rag Weaving. ore Prene Denny Fzemter THE FUZZY WUZZY RUG CO. Bide Phone Capitol 1233. CENTRAL BRAKE SERVICE STATION Tom McGraw, who is a brother-in. Jaw of Smart, and ts a son of John) H. McGraw, former governor of the @tate of Washington, testified on the | CENTRAL STORAGE CO, 106 White Bidg. Main 2012, J. G.. BAUER & CO. Dressmakers and Tailors’ Supplies THE NESTLE MONUMENTS SEEDS Permanent Wave as applied by Mr. T. J, Dicks FORD BODIES ‘ licensed oper- | PRAT ND EMMROIDERY : ‘ vo dy Retadtiahes 1976 : ; “It was a surprise party for me,” | Button ed, Picot Edging viduality In. ome Ripttaet Tiniahed [Call and eee our stock g 4 TES T ED SEEDS @xplained McGraw “I knew all/ Hem « lOc per yard. treatments, leaving the hal fe and get our prices, or Write for a copy of our NEW 1919 CATALOGUE EVERYTHING FOR THE, FARM AN 1n19 FOURTH AVE. ‘about it, of course, but it was a sur-/ Prise party.” | “You had an all-night party?) GUestioned Assistant District Attor | Mey Ben L. Moore, for the govern: ment. Tusines# and Pleasure Painting. New Tops. YEERLESS AUTO BODY CO. 520 Westlake Ave. N. and beautiful, as nature int write for catalogue. There's a Diterence ey NEW YORK NEAUTY PA Puget Sound Marble & DRUGGISTS 1004 Westlake, Main § Granite Works Fight the ” Cost of Medicines! WALLACE ©, DRHAN, Manager Main 5942 Stuart Mids. IRVING-WHITEHOUSE CO “We certainly did!" exclaimed Me- BUILDING SUPPLIES R. BRALEY If You Want to Reach 305 Alaska Bldg. Elliott 3558 Graw with emphasis. : ou Eresertption Dra + = THE LARGEST AUDIENCE — ave have any liquor?” con-| OGLE BROS T Rave but ONS qualit —that te In Seatde Inapect our “I don't know whether you'd call i aang: M $15 Sixth Ava x Ty Zhe Seer Beeages Guelhe Momiments be- 1m YMENT DE: Mt liquor,” parried McGraw; “nothing | JJ] Open Air Lowast. PHONE MAIN 600 tore placing THE FREE EMPLOYME? o- Dut rs Uttle home-made | WEST-CON AUTO CO, Cement, Sand op sane 1411 Ath Ave., Jest off Union St y 4 partment of the Success Short- grapo and a sete Sak Aen Capnest pore") Cy aster. Phone Billett 3104, band School, Crary Bldg. is filling hunreds of posi- t each month Reg- ister with Mra Shep- Phone North 36 BLANKETS BLANKETS the members of the party weit that Smart had not left the the night of March 29. Alibi Is Offered Fulton, counsel for Smart, 's parents, his sister and Mrs. Gene Williams to prove LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD State Bank of Seattle Main 6740 tod and Madison ba If You Want to Keach THE LARGEST AUDIENCE In Seattle ‘Try The Star Business Guide PIANOS COmPaNy STOCK BROKERS FOR RENT Basement Alatka Bide ik se06, | "oo Purchase || WOODLAND SCHOOL Prise or mus WE PAY CASH Meyer-Tenee Mrs. Ida Brady, Head of ae — inion IANO DEPARTMENT ne | ati tensa cat |! LIBERTY BONDS from congested district PHOTOGRAPHERS Banaras On North 1778. 2m meat oe SA DEPOSIT BOXES The Vaults that stood the b Seattle Fire. $4.00 PER YEAR AND PIONEER Sa7E gu 701 First Ave. i ? fl Gheop Pelte, Cascare enerite for Price List March 30, the time of} second booze robbery. . pn KIRK'S MILITARY snor All the witnesses testified that they 1200 First Ave. HOPS AND MALT took the stand tn his own IMPORTED HOPS and denied any knowledge of _ YOU OWN AN AUTOT MALT syner Participation in the liquor theft.| | ‘Y° are here ricer doet on Hotties and Supplies gave evidence that the strain | repairs of Br Ji Sales Co. y ‘the trial was telling on him. He) Battery troubles day orn 1016 First Ave. Union Gasoline \e Under MASTER GARAGE JEWELRY WANTED U policeman in thi or commission | Bouse of his parents, 1122 36th ave,| 1. 50 “rien LA ORTON coMr: the night of $ Ses Third Gentian, NEW PIANOS LeTs GO EAT aT 913 Second Av. or 1414 Third Av, CANDIES FRESH TODAY of Liquor came to be/| ‘3134 Second Ave. Eliiett 1637 $ fee Us tor Mtorege RATES $4.00 Month Up Digmends, Ol4 Gold, Biive ‘Watches, F FREE A fo banitary troning board cover ‘alse teeit Crowns and TAILORS COME OVER TQ| 321 Lyon Bidg. SECOND-HAND GOOD If you want a Good Suit of cr A. 8. Bardawell Get your MOVING betty Bonds. and receive high quality Photos in the conspiracy, and the evi- TENTH AVE. nelaas ene O87 pureess. ’ at half price nnd one 7x10 Por- of Joe Mangint, in whose barn GARAGE vapanes eae ba 300 * an “LUCIO! Ss trait of yourelf free. Mall Orders Delivered. Distriet. Hquor was stored in the wee, hours of Sunday morning, 30. nce to show that Tom Russell, her one of the defendants, in $q Garage barn part of the booze was imes re to have been cached, had rented | Under New Management barn to an unknown man, was Special cpr nly Rates on Storage, in the testimony of t 1423 ‘Tenth Ave. a6. Kinds to select from perco- be ators, _lampa ectrical, IRIKI STUDIO 5 Second Ave. 823 Joshua Green Hidg. CABINET MAKERS LIBERTY CABINET SHOP General Contractors Store Fronts, Fixtures, Show- canes, Furniture, Ete. Repairin: PRICES VERY REASONABLE 205 Second Ave. 5. Mate 3552 If You Want to Reach THE LARGEST AUDIENCE In Seattle Try The Star Business Guide PHONE MAIN 600 For Reservations former Patrolman W. F. Pat ‘whose beat on the nights of the @ thefts included the govern- NUEEEE oe sts coasters sete CHIL! AND TAMALES ‘Lenora st.,on one occasion Main 1910, Til Virginia St, a Th ° Sta Pecking and Shipping. to headq " SSeS AUSTIN'S CHILI sects | [eae ean Ex-Military and Railway Doctor NOW SPECIALIST 705 FIRST AVE. Private Sanitarium Registered Physician AND TAMAL 2315 First Ave. Main 5089. at the police switchboard the GE \ WORKS fe Sights tm question. Ninth S. and King. | The trial will be resumed at 10 eo AUTOS FOR HIRE AUTOS FOR HIRE Main 3007. Three doors north of Times Bide, Ineiat on the Genuine Chicken Brand SHOW CASES--STORE FIX. SHOW CASES Injured Worker Baffles Doctors CIGARS fries we . Specialit in all conditions of BROWNSVILLE, Ore, Sept. 26.| WITHOUT DRIVERS Save 30 Per Cent By Buying . of women Store Fixtures wecveine “ @ “Ms at! STORAGE AND REPAIRING | Direct from Manufacturer TERMS RF NABRLE. MORG. “ Seriously injured as the result of Los Angeles teat Tak ee ARON ATE car. || EDWARD L. GOMOLL 12 @ blow on the head, Earl Lathrop, of Grants Paes, Ore., is in a semi- conscious condition which is a baffling mystery to physicians. Lathrop is confused as to his own identity; remembers the acci-| dent that caused his injury, but | thinks someone else was hurt. He| > of the person injured as ‘The young man was working on) an ensilage cutter when the ma- chine blew up. Meeting to Talk Grade Crossings REGAL 5e SIZE _The Fashion Garage tt 2240, 2205 Second Ave. THE PAULINE SHOP CLOAKS - SUITS - DRESSES 221 Pine Street Elliott 2883 Phone Main 2078, 2127-€133 Western Ave. PLUMBING AND HEATING Eckart inva og and WASHING MACHINES Woodrow Electric Washers SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS W. E. DOOLEY St Distrib: AUTO REPAIRING A-1 JOB To be sure of an A-1 job you should have your Ford motor overhauled at AN If You Want to Reach THE LARGEST AUDIENCE In Seattle Try The Star Business Guide PHONE MAIN 600 For Reservation Heating EI and Contractors. WE DO REPAIRING 1614 Third Ave. Mele \en2 In 5 ‘Try The Star Business Guide PHONE MAIN 600 For Reservation Yeur tg ry ec 703 Pine. FREE Portrait Photographers SHEET METAL WORKS WATCHMAKERS GARBAGE CANS Dich | | | | ASON BROS. 4325 MONT AVE. Phone North S14, of North 4031 AUTO RADIATORS PIRE HAT @ PLUME sHor Main 6176. S10 Pike St. TAKE A TIP “If Sam Weisfield A public meeting to discuss) crossings and other in NORTHWEST RADIATOR P M ) Size 20 . can't repir your omentnin the south end o¢ Se: || AND FENDER WORKS |B 1 a OQ 011) af muy vor Furs opt of the Nabe it a ant repie you will be held in the counc Terug ah ies te Size 16 23 » ilies next Moncey atternoon| Celebrated Maplewood arprised et the 2nd ‘at Pike Down Spout away. a Sam Weisfield Gquare Deal Jeweler 304 Union #t 3 o'clock, Mayor Fitzgerald an- mounced Friday afternoon. Members of the port commission, | board of public works, city council and all property owners interested | Milk Butter Cream ans Ico cream MAIN 2543/5 1512 7rave v 100 10th Ave. N. Take Broadway car o Denny way 1406 Broadway. East 218. in the transportation problem are| DANCING ACADEMIES LOANS--REAL ESTATE High Qnstity, Pastearenhy wited to attend the meetin eee RIKE STUDIO : ry WELL DRILLING invited to attend the meeting re eye, HATCLEANERS f L MONEY” 823 Jouhua Green Bids. United Sign Works a lamas Fourth Ave. at Pike St STEVENS’ Manufacturers of _ RIED IN POOR HOUSE; | WELL DRILLIN 85 AND UP Particularly Elegant, Natural Little Cont ESTATE BLOUml eee SIGN Private Halls. t’ ot 6 ‘ouch | ¢ fine || Mleetrte a $ c of All Kinds nAD $2,400 IN BONDS ¢ Bvening: eatin whan “xe ae % to 1% |) Pning. Copying. ‘Rodale ‘intake Wood re Ci Water Wells, F y Assistants, LOANS pee Wash. Muwwai savings Bank 810 Second Ave, SPOKANE, Sept. 27...John P. Fox believed in thrift, To save money, he went to the poor farm. When he died it was found he held $2,400 in Canadian war bonds. County officials are trying to col- lect the cost of his keep at the poor farm. ke over your hat new Hat Cleaning of the Hetter Sort ing. Enlarging. er PRESSING AND CLEANING BRING THIS AD 40¢ and this ad entitls you to have asult spongred and pressed. $1.35 and this ad entitles you to have a suit dry cleaned and pre PALL MALL SHOP 1638 Fourth Ave, leading places Ga, M. py ER ing Contract 2706 EK. Union. 718, SHOES AND REPAIRING eee Mo Eat Bread pide Work and Dress Shoes with F leischmd¢n’ s Telephone Main 1728 SARTORI COMPARY Loans Investments Senttle Drying Co, Smith midg. LIGHTING FIXTURES REMEDIES pam sma Wyatt's Lighting | RHEUMATISM CURED . BRENDEL'S RLOOD AND . Fixtures M MIXTURE, guar- Are rold to you @irect cure all forme of rheu- r money refunded. $1.60 Ramage Dancing School SSrd and Greenwood Monday and day, 8 P. M Public Danc very Saturday Niht Everybody Welcome, Union Musle Ballard 2454, CURTIS BROS, Capitol 1285 Roy St. PHONE tt 600 or RESERVATIONS ON THIS PAGE 10LD GOLF TOURNEY a golf tourney at Jefferson} Bi Hy ow nt a ‘ei 0 e en a, gown pee, oe vis" at Tk, SHOP tion closed here Saturday.) Oificers elected are: J. B. Fisken,| AUTO WELDING DENTISTS attle, vice president for Washing J aa ss . ton; G. L. Lyers, Portland, vice pres: fieat tor Oregon; W. Dd, Pun.) « WE WELD PHONE MAIN 600 $ 5 or , Butte, vice presiden for Best Pl t i th cit ~ and W. E. Herring, Seat + Coast Welding ‘ RESRVATIONS Pacific Coast Welding Co. ON THIS PAGE Light & Power 1096 Pike St. Spokane, president; 8. B. Nims, Se Boise, vice president for Idaho, Anything That Can De Welded. Kant 695, 610 1. Pike. True love and ghosts are often! talked about but seldom seen, '