The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 26, 1920, Page 24

etl THE SEATTLE STAR _ aac A MORE INDICTED (S20? crvsiers |MEART INJURED, ‘era trim DOCTOR LURED are‘ SAYS MOOT IN Send to England for Their Suits] GILMER 1S DEAD weer TO HIS DEATH os 6000 HEALT RY FEDERAL JURY enna : nteean in wot "| Survives Delicate Operation, s\n 'n" Answers Phone Call; Stab i the! General is in “Splendid employe t Dies of Pneumonia argh anne iiaet tg antares bed in Fight ‘ on ; > Shape Physically” Brings Total in Two Days Up to 42; cot om Ciimer of Beatle murvived on : it yt yaa path byw decoy wick ‘all, th we ba — mW YORK, Maro Mie won mad Most Cases Involve Liquor aor ik pe curb nia He dle | woman wae called (0 thelr ap bhiyaician, wan found lant ares vant - rend ut Major Gem Laon Wed © Stognovich, Thomas Pet ‘ Aken over 0 wor figs ‘ , Poi Payg go Sieg agama ne eongy a Sts he Hae been inord chi sete end imor was removed from his brain 10 r sol Mayee: ” . zo ha not impaired his phys ntal condition. ys ement wan made at Bigs prohinavice aw ‘coveral Fhe ng goods » from interstate com a eee oe Jeatt n te » in of the | strangle atien bed tin t ne of Mrs. Douge from a ratire a car ed Th ta neludin v pore’ O8 ANGEL A ‘ titer t ni nad succe ned for Water or Oil T evelt Ball for those indicted was fixed | counts ; : : vet ee ne Be Cree Ot rete eeaee | Were indicted for m of th ; ‘ a © forme riormed the operte for Julius Orth and Free {The following are cha oe diver tte t y prey to pr atinus to operate & F : : 3 ty for this statemen Gehansen, Harry Johansen, Mary | optum, three jounta, ball we , a sat We — SABA O'Neal, Tullo Cavvechi, I. J of ¢ “ sega Joseph O'Donnell, Jennie | COUR 006 h , . . Tom Rackmer, Ira Weat, Ar Ench, John Montgomery Dames Young Ruph Culver and L. " Herman are charged with smug |“ narged with moonshining re | aay oe % Randixen. D. MeVaa on 9 vail 8 SAVES YOU Adolph Maxe | drug statutes, as follow T She was wreck two weakenod #0 ne at he f maid Friday ell, for smux $1,000. John Cleoudis is held under Ving here | $1,000 bail for attempting to defraud . was found by |the postal authorities officials by mother In a room tn the | misrepresenting the value of a ree | Phoenix hotel here carty today istered package. for which he wa The boy was unharmed. He | making a claim for low. made a telephone call The one no true bill was returned Fesulted in hie rescue for W falter Jonkina, 18, who had bee escaped, one of the held on liquor charges ah the rly waid 333 “SSN CLEARED se, OF U.S, CHARGE rhage m. It Pent s parents re) Captain John, F. Blain, former themselves to walt for an-| North Pacific dfatrict manager for communication from the ab-| the U. 8 Emergency Fleet corpora . The Little telephone rang/| tion stands. cleared today of graft arty today. Mrs. Littic answered | charges made by federal grand Jury te Paul I'm in the Phoentx] indictment. " he said. ‘The third and only remaining tn- Whe mother did not wait for de) gictment against Blain was dix WHA ber othe Keller, | mimed in a decision handed down by Bes S| ARE YOU “UP-TO-DATE”? Me Se to Capt. Blain was originally charged bd connecton wih hie @uties as an of “Other Days, Other Manners,” says the old Latin Men’s Suits and +, fleer of the shipping board. The ms fet cae of Grass was duanieed on proverb, which is just another way of saying that Overcoats wir Rtoryey conrad, while demurrer it’s up to you to be up-to-date. | attorney general ie gd ome gicel re) oO a E inner Senge Nore $20 to $60 evatora As the cage oor, another ele | ment is based on purely technical " \ lone man was ground, hief of which is that the no car. He is be | officts whom Captain Bt . YOU OUT ne of the ab- | allege have made misrep a tions not specifically identiffed BEE eae Lea focl|” wise cas ssoseed ot eccenting Never was the policy of this great upstairs clothes into his mother’s arma private commissions for supplies in. SEMI Gey ania ter haa been etd in| called on government ships, white shop so full of meaning to the men and boys of room ever since he had left the! he was serving the government in Boys’ Suits and eskdeficn with one of the| an cascetive capacity; Tie had for Seattle as it is in these days of high and still rising Overcoats pers Wednesday. A large part merty been employed by the corpora. deel Ooo le clothing costa. $10 to $30 WILL YOU TAKE ADVANTAGE? THE GREAT URIC ACID SOLVENT He is a poor business man who is not ready to take Ss im ‘onich te Wan ‘edt has. to advantage of better methods of selling, better contend. Practical! o hi f fast living. + ‘ : A re ne ee ee “Sxempt Tron methods of buying, more economical ways of doing Urie Acid secretion in one or more of its terrible _business. Men’s Hats and Caps symptoms. Rh tism, Headache, Dy: Liver Troubles, . 5 Fermentation in the Bowels wand Somach, Bright Because you have never investigated the advan- $3 to $10 MicaiatTronbles, Sieeplecmiies, Nervousness, etc, are tages of buying your clothing upstairs by the-Lund- aLtta—« quist-Lilly plan is no reason for not doing so now. The Kidneys are the natural filters of the blood, and wee ey are Rig age and can oe properly carry the poisons, the excess _poison (Uric Acid) is absorbed into the system and in time crystallizes abeorbe into the system and in time eryealize. | ARE, YOU PAYING TOO MUCH? the joints and there is no fever, the condition is known MUSCULAR RHEUMATISM. Wh ’ > tj r it) 3 Snowe a MUSCULAR RHEUMATISM. 5 When, i Don’t be tied down to tradition if your usual way of joints and causes inflammation, great pain and swell- buying your clothes is costing you too much. Men’s Odd Trousers ing, changing from one joint to another, it is called Geddy stings. the perenne got Fok Rae Hundreds of Seattle men and hundreds of Seattle parents have found $5 to $15 severe pain, though with little or no swelling, it is that these upstairs prices mean. positive saving, and they have also fo known as CHRONIC RHEUMATISM. : ; : “a bays = LU " > ome 3. di g ; whys > isa fete Mourdigia, and kindred dlecases are renga tre me 098 display of Yarments means a choice which results all results from the same cause—an excess of Uric absolute satisfaction to every buyer. Acid, brought about by an impaired action of the Kidneys. Get rid of the cause—the organs can not properly fol ie (ae care chan neane ear, not proverty TT Clear away the cobwebs of convention and decide today that Boys’ Hats and Caps remedied. 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