The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 23, 1919, Page 9

A SHY Hire the Grest American Home, Aged Mother Says Daughter | Died From Illegal Operation! PAWPAW, Mich, Deo. 23 atrs.| Barah I, Tador today ¢ a, coun: | WY officials here dectared, that her| @aughter, Maud Tabor, died as t Fesult of an iewal opera She alleged was perfor by Ruaband, Joseph Virgo. Death oc Gurred in May, 1916, the confession aid. | Mra, Tabor adm Sbout Maud dyt of Phicroform were untruc, officers etated. . Maud Tador's body was discovered Th a trunk in tho basement of the } *Tabor home, at Lawton, Mioh., three Weeks ago. It had been placed in + cher “hope chest” by her mother Me box conceal | in the b ment | The body, which had been em med. was found by Mra. Florence bor Critchlow, Maud's sister mediately Notified the Virgo was Was an und . rried six times. Wm | Mrs. Tabor, who ts 82 years of her son, Wal California and r W, the mother charged with mur The aged woman, learned in 1 procedure, as he@ husband had © Been a lawyer, successfully sparred With the lawyers who attempted to Break down her story at the inquest. AND Don'r Ger ANN THING CHEAP LooxinG! WILD HORDE IS costs, BOING OVER TOP, Sc sists eee Mth Hour Christmas Shop-| pers Advance at Any Cost | , NEWS ALE LIST ‘New’ s Attorneys Starting i Continued From ‘Page One ‘Christmas shopper comes out o = | LOS ANGELES, Dec. ber her cocoon, prepared to shake a ao aa Presa.)—Laying the gro eingelloogl : eet /You Can Buy Rubber Boots, an tn s he or she agitate suc’ oor egg ’ | Harness, Meat and Candy In the vivid verbiage of the gob| yesteryear, I'll say she do! Harnesses, corned beef, rubber!je brooded over his alléged relatio: & The 11th hour Christmas shopper | poots, woolen socks, lodine swabs and « Senator Harry 8 from his or her Castle of In-| roast beef are a few of the articles | Ne New today read into the rds of his murder trial depost hol =Topango canyon Would Not Worry him or her. Ho or she has/army quartermaster corps retail} common law son of the sens 4 the hardware to Morpheus) store, foot of Stacy st. s of these articles. For in-| reference to Now's moth ixed candy at 26 cents per| FE ed & iers of as late as yesterday tail p Today's the day when the 1lith! stance, our Christmas shopper wheels into rge box; wool renove ae ; fron cots, $2.50; heavy | Brie | I know. socks, 56 ts per pair; full rigged | heart, on the night of July 4 ‘ ° ald it wan, he flew oft Speaking of Speed saddles, $49; renovated woo! draw. | New Is Unamiling the handi and shot her. r I felt foul of a Mock of it or them] ers, 60 cents per pair; corn beef, aix- * atid mes this very day down in the busy masts} —< 2 4 er con, And ronat beet, a eae to Hote Lge gh sauters f of trade. No. 6, $1.75 per can ren | Before I go further, I must state 7 er to & howpl hat he had dc o Bu Craig received an anonymous tetter|and he covered her up. | faithful and lifelike imitation of Old | too. Dashoff's son or daughter; the | wet testy old bachelor, sole pro] Before night it is belleved Mra! Fy e forays staged by the 1itit hour | poum beldame stamped on it in her} her only son a maniac |sround aw Cline's recital, shopper. |mad dash to mar a dolly or some} That was the plan determined upon! ° —— Right here and now I assert with-| such epoch making event. today by the defense. ut fear of successful contradiction! The bun'« wer breathed hearty the 11th hour shopper is swifter ! curses and deep sarcasm, but the bel Surprise Testimony the eagle—and it can make 90 | dame never faltered. The defense sprang ite fret sur ‘The poor fish (like myself on this| All of which brings me to the con-| of depositions. ing) who fondly imagines he clusion that the 1ith-hour Christmas; Mrs, Dana Condon was called to @ dead Chinaman’s chance to shopper, as typified by the hefty | tmpeached the testimony of Mra. EF. npete with the 1ith-hour shopper, lady, has a rind like a rhinoceros:| L. Sanner, a nurse barking up the wrong birch. she has an epidermis aa thin as an| Mrs. Sanner had testified that New Twas minding my own business | armadillo. Like one of Frank Pur-|had told her he mistrusted Frieda murky Tuesday morning, try-! # wafes, she is fireproof and mob-| and had asked if she would “help! to get my money into the cash | proof. out’ Misa Lesser if girl were in sister, when the first wave of 11th-| You can burn her up but it never| trouble. hoppers went over the top of | jeven cracks her varnish; no mobever| Mra. Condon testified that on the| * and a buuch of innocent buy-' could break past her galt. [night Mra, Banner claimed to have| “", besides some other property, sae Yew, New and his sister,|/have so children, I also know of| (this is a tragic joke unless| As the testy old bachelor said.| dined with > gentlemanly compositor doesn't | after giving first ald to his bruised) Mrs. Edna Clancy, were guests at it up). bunion: “I once knew one of these) her father's house from 6:30 until 11 Have you ever been battered|late Christmas shoppera back In| p.m a Rnd sce both wiring in. tea) ound in a maelstrom? It’s such a|loway. One day a lightning bolt!” “Phis testimony was sonsigered the Tene eR NnN St: chetlenl works | ra be | These people own thelr home and dren. You can't make fair thing by the t about Uncle sam? east Ought to give them the and if these women won't they should be put out ples, hopeless, harrowing emo-|struck her on the cheek. It glance! most telling blow yet de { Have you ever watched anjoff and killed a mule, 200 yards!tne defense. It creat ome snowslide, carrying every-| away.” Great importance had bee x before it with crushing, grir Maybe the testy old bird was suf-| to stra, flanner’s testimons | momentum? fering from an overheated imagina-| New holding a revolyer in his Well, then, you know the ingredi-|tion, but I am one who appreciates} yang ‘asked Frieda Lesser, his 18- ts of a mob of Iith-hour Christ-|the point he made wal Wareataae? ‘Xa male’ time shoppers. | I don't know what my finish would | °°o ing to testimony aiven’ in have no eh nsation stapes pape individua hed tate several more . | 7 Won't someone bring th Filled With Zeaf have been, had it not been for the - . ete ne bring this |fact that the Battalion of Death| }°W® trial for murder here yester| proper authorities As I say, I was minding my own} ing eth aaewhaee |A FRIEND OF THE gc eS ness, making » few innocent pur. | “*P!ed something Mina Lenser, staring at the weapon - THE SOLDIERS nty glad when the bold rmed another depart I was mi; AND SAILOR beldames # jazes in one of our downtown de menacing her, refused and New shot rtmegt stores, when the first in yee ain her dead PPRO\ k 5 ding horde of 11th-hour Christmas ing me and other casual) hat was the version of M APPRO STAND imp back to our base ho» ; joppers xtormed my heights. Lesser’s death, given by Detective| 1 19, 1919 © Before I could peep a protest, I {Herman Cline, when calied to the| Tl h to express las in the mathematical center of a nd He based his story | ™Y at over your re juman cofferdam, and no life pre |~* said New told him at n New delivered | ! server in sight fk ind a rt to the Los on I fared & fanatic zeal, hooked and jabbed . ) 7 ed on Me and the other unsuspecting males | Re , m Just like Carpentier Beeskett. work was #0 di sane, Mrs, Si-| Cited what any one atioard the B iner Panno’ wald > Id her that k tose ~—| kil 0 ually gone thru. Ni would feel more a ibing New's alleged confession. | * Men |"t¥o waid that he had been going with Frieda Ledeen. for three or fous to onworkea (2 a |Leaps From Window ‘;. of them, But your etter the La Downn, 17, and Joe Tur "combination of the most famous body-building and a he yout re both arre At the | r# to make money in, The / _ Strength-creating elements known. St. Francis hotel Union at, fla loan boy Is only Here is Proof that is Indisputable Lite pelican ake the On cid Sati adines./ ABA teats Martinsville, Ind.—‘‘I am an in- Manor Hill, Pa.— ‘I was run-down, | tered and was found hiding in a coal | 2st® bin. 1 ‘'t believe there ia a business | surance agent and was nervous, tired | weak, tired out and had no sppetit | put and al! ran downsoI could hardly | I am a farmer and could hardly keep keep on with my work. I took Vinol | going. Vinol built meup after every- 7 the results were most satis- | thing else had failed. Itgavemenew . I could see a great impro blood and streng' Itsimply worked ment after taking one bottle and I | wonders for me just as a friend told % inly recommend Vinol.’’— | me it would.’’—-BLoucne WeHL. ORGE REYNOLDS. } in emp ete attle where foreigne ed. Who builds our Seems to Be a Way Still to Get Drunk Prohibition may prohibit, but Police Judge John B. Gordon has Por all rus-down, ne: aemic conditions, weak women, overworked viele Fy ‘on yap eee eate children, there is no remedy like Vinol. his doubts WASHINGTON, Dec returned if Dinol falls _- For on Monday he fined 99 meri ; The Cana $10 each for being drun 47 or Pend others for being drunk and ¢ orderly The court room was filled with open-mouthed and envious spec tators, entr danger 0 std be j OUR’ COD ‘LEVER. AND ‘IRON ; acy ane IS "THE GRE Aes | STRENGTH CREATOR KNOWN QWL DRUG OO. AND DRUGGISTS LVERYWHERD | - acne bade iaorwww eset’ AT ARMY STORE Defense to Show Insanity 23.—(United) montha Te told me he called at the! indwork for| Lesser home on the afternoon nity defense, attorneys for July 4 Then, he said, they k that night, and both tions taken in the East alleging that |the back seat of the automobile, t “He sald they talked for a while. with a wild eye; nothing can/ that are now on sale at the U. 8.| The defense claims Now ia the/""d that she then eaid she would| | vm not marry him, but was going to One deposition told of Now's at-|hAve an operation performed Somnus; your 1th hour Christ-|/ Shipments of bacon, soap and|tachment for rattlonakes Another |Misht by a Mrs. Sanders, a nurse, shopper has snapped out of his/army wagons are expected in @ few | declared he spoke little, and was of a|¥hO Was staying at her home. her snooze or siesta; you'd never| days, Prices for the goods now on | brooding nature. Iie raid that he told her he would | ize them as the sluggish dilly-}eale are far below the regular re-| The depositions made occasional Prevent it by keeping ber out all) nite at he then reached Into the nnd got the revolver and if ber refusal to marry thought was to met when he realized it when he!| before court opened Judge |felt her hand, he knew she was dead that when the 11th hour Christmas| inom with a handful of bird shot. |from Detroft, Mich. saying New aid | After driving around for a while, Shopper takes off. he or she gives @/ I¢'3 4 good thing I have no corns,|not murder Miss Lessr, but that the|he brought the body to the police murder was done by a third party. station and gave himself up.” jowing this testimony, a writ-| gazelle, leaping from crag to} prietor of one of the finest bunions| Burger will have laid her heart, after |ten transcript of New’s conversation , makes a noise like a slow|in captivity, unleashed a bellow that|/a sacriifce, on the altar of mother|at the police station was read to the ht when stacked up against the! could be heard in Pallard when a bul-| love, in a desperate hope of proving |jury, covering much the an hour in still air. She never even hesitated. prise today, interrupting the reading Just a Few — Seana ies *) Continued F rom Page One] another case where the woman and , altho in My formen| boat I re-| This particular cofterdam of pant |Report D’ inact Ithe body of Mins fing, straining flesh, was not descend: | Angeles B's © at army 30 month ot @a of Adam. | Gives Up Command — Mrs. I. N. dovigatty © spent in Fran The wild-eyed Amazons, filled with} LONDON, Dec 23. (By Untted o »| New had > ray er ired m: Wii First Floor Men’s Haberdashery Umbrellas Gloves Kodaks Ribbon Novelties Silk Underwear ‘Handkerchiefs Toilet Goods Ivo! Thermos Bottles Hand Bags. Jewelry Leather Novelties Neckwear Stationery Children’s Books Christmas Boxes Second Floor The Infants’ Section Negligees Silk and Philippine Lingerie Sweaters Dolls Linens Silk Comforts Blankets Auto Robes Gift Slippers —For the last day before Christmas, with its throngs of hur- ried holiday shoppers, we are ably prepared with the best mer- chandise selections we have ever offered, and the best service we have ever rendered, to make “last minute” purchases a pleasure and a thorough satisfaction. —There are such quantities of particularly desirable gifts that our stocks suggest, and so many special values for this last day, that the hurried readers would not, we believe, have time for even the briefest announce- ment of them all. —Therefore, for quick reference, we mention only the departments which will prove most helpful for “eleventh hour” selections: Third Floor Furs The Apparel Sections Millinery Fourth Floor Rugs Hoover Sweepers The New Art Section Oriental Rugs Fifth Floor China Silverware Luggage Special Price Basement Practical Gift Suggestions i Coats : Suits Dresses Petticoats Blouses « Millinery Glove Bonds and Merchandise tificates can be se- cured just a few steps inside the main entrance, Gopumte Prtsar-Petareae Co. te Cottey atthe fs teat tp nee Ge — it FRASER -PXTERSON Co. SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET I believe, have boys have risked - Germans Receive | ARREST REAL ESTATE MAN Note on Protocol | »'\y company, (United Press) today submitted to Kurt done mployer for them. » German ; they were overga | Detective Cline’s testimony brought| When once in they ha the name of Unit e# Senator | bit 1 if the New into the case once more. He visit devastated France said that Senator New, of Indiana I have and |was his father, tontified Cline, in| just wh they have been om by these very boys, they netimes its almost lid not happen to We Guarantee Vinol is What You Need eo Police Arrive oak your ee mmunication between lin it would be neces. instructions | from his government | Consequently he and all the Ger- man experts will leave for Berlin , Von Lersner said. A German representative he wrong “You who are run down, nervous, lack energy and) ney, 19, shipyar a wore sre bl THE WRONG IDEA | working strength, we know that Vinol is what you investigation : 5) Editor The Star: have be q The police believe them respo ,/ reading about 2,500 ex-soldiers who need. It creates strength because it is a non-secret |; the'resunt roilorg cr ee | an't get a job. You have the yoxd enough to go ps and what not | Von Leraner inalsted his leaving aid not mean a rupture in negotia- | CHARLES SMITH. C. P. R. Steamer Is | Now Nearing Port! | Schlichting, 714 '| Week-Old Baby I Ie | Left Motherless| ‘Wed only 11 months, Mre. . died Sun: | » Swedish hospital, | | She is survived by her husband and | or, Betty Sehlichting, one | and by her parents, Mr, | Albert Kelsall, and two} . Kelsall and Ray services have [cording to navy department mes- | not pat been arranged | Frank Bohal | Was arrest of Mra. 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