The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 26, 1920, Page 2

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BR hall as &@ patriotic the I. opened its case in the Bis trial today. z transeript of evidence at e343 “il ig i @ago came into the case before Been in session 10 min’ ac Peed Brown, witness, on the the court opened. Brown tes after objections bad been ov. that the Bisbee strike the deportation was called by 1 W. W. The stato made no move to carry threat to dismins the case if 5 aE PT a ? ia : e & 3 W. issue were introduced. sheriff for the jurors, it is held the defenaa, At any They had previously deiibera: Expecting wild lite town, she had Brees srtem co bent oo Fereary 1920, from Wichita Falls, on her™ stolen, till she proved her identi “ “The Factor of Safety” ts as im- portant in investment aa in oonstruc- tion wark. Buy bonds “Where Safety Dwells.” Six PerCent Bond Values Are recognized everywhere as an excellent return on invested capital. The present market, giving 7 per cent returns, cannot, in the opinion of financial men, continue much longer. 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Getty. and Draws Fine DALLAS, Texas, March 26-—As a substitute for dice, dominors “atn' a} Jack Marshall, negro, cheerfully pald Still Seek Stills on Stilly Nights PITTSBURG, March 26.-—Oft in How- “yeoman,” which has yielded 96 jashels to the acre, three times an|comparatively rapidly, often “strad-|* dling” the railroad tracks, | | Vegetation Halts | ] |Bitten by a Dog, Wants Damages An auto, driven by Royal A. Partrifge, 1122 Grand ave, hit Edward Feiast, £15 Union at, at || dog, | Britt so far as it applies | Mra Com ts suing the |"Bmoke" for damages Waters te Clear the Skin of Pimples, Rash, Biack- heads and Such Local Skin Kruptions ¥ W. Gager, 2202 12th are. Ss. reported to the police Friday of having struck Blanche Kyas, 2%, while driving his machine at Fourth ave. and Pike st. Thur day afternoon. Miss Tiyan sus tained & bruised hip. activity to prevent to stimulate etreula impurities from find ture, * Traveling Sand|! 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Seattlo General hospital, [FRISCO POLICE | CHASE ROBBERS Fight Running Battle in Ex- citing Pursuit of Auto Y FRANCISCO, Maroh 26—~ n battle thru the ® is often m heard | of tl seen in th in real lif | tured one of have been o they | Tw jaw ing in this vicinity er bandits escaped after an je chase whieh lasted nearty During the exciting race | the automobile driven by the and & police automobile Nearly 60 hots were fired. At leant one of the bandits is believed to have been wounded | The fugitive car htaken aft of Andrew Ashley, stoutly maintained that he was | forced by hin two companipne to drive | the machine for them, which was be-| ing loaded with clothes from «| Larkin st. tafloring establishment when the police were culled by « A completo safe Blowing equipment was found in the captured machine together with loot from the tailoring extablishment valued at several thou sand dollars Horpitais were being day in an effort to tra panions of Ashidy, who the police be- | |lieve are implicated in many recent | robberies in this city. Meanwhile po | Mee detectives are questioning the! captured man, who has steadfastly | | denied his part in any of the rob beries, other than as the unwilling accomplice of the men who escaped. TONIGHT 4100—Moeany hail, universit ratched to- | the com! or rooms, Alaska bulld- ing — Annual money countin: and adding machine contest, and f officers of Seattle American Institute of 11 @0. Sontre) Beret te for " Teed) Moyement to be ex- plained by Dr. Prank tional chairman. Nees—-Women's University club-- Florence kelley, of . National Consumers’ league, Speake s0—labor Temple—Work of Na- tonal Comsumers’ ou. lained by Secretary elley, of New York, sae. bly room im the Areade building— Annual election of the Youne Men's Kepublican club 980—Lancoin high scoool gym- m-— Reunion ef Lincoin elurant. Neee—-Meven’ cafeteria—John Bhor- ryan Democracy clu 0 King County Democratic club. BIRTHS ~ 1238 King st. boy. 1917 Bastiake ave, P. Hil, ne lorence Gritehukin, Young, D. 7, Stuart, G. L., 1268 Raven: > Wertman, ME Nie thos art. sande, 9. G. Brattle General hoe- Nealand, H. 2836 634, boy. Ho ister, W. Fifth ave. N. W. and Market st. boy Hil J. H, Beattie. boy. Johnaon, J. 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