The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 20, 1920, Page 4

TUF SEATTLE STAR WEDNESDAY; OCTOBER 20 1990 Burglarette Gets STILLSMASHED ABANDON HUNT. 3-Year Term; She | NEARISSAQUAH FOR W. H. STARR) Deputies Wreck Plant Found’ Fresh Snowfall Blots Trail; Sm iles at Ju dge in Deserted Cabin Seattle Man Thought Dead the new #late; whould have had to send you to the! ap who went ¢ oft ellen ? | Deputy Sheriffs Matt Starwich,| Three policemen who t to Im for women | penitentiary pu 11 and C\4ex Monday to search mountain Medical! Mra. Golden amiled as she turned| Rar! Ramage, N. I. lavealt nnd Mote eanee for William Henry Starr, Beat-| away Bhe is the firet woman con-| 1 Kearney smashed a still an oat punter, return emptied out five barrels of moon-| Mminning Beattle goat punter, relat shine Maver found in @ cabin fn the! ed late yeuterday. ‘The hunt has teen given up. tle's pretty 19yearold burglarette| victed of a felony to be nent from », to the home to-| this county to the new inst and crackswor | dayeto nerve @ term not to axceed| Several young women drug addicts | WOOF, five miles from Issaquah, yea) Oe anty taflen, i on pygttned- have already been taken there. | \erday, The cabin was denerted. } ve A peat ow, f et thie : Man Who Is Now Sernng tery recommend," said Deputy Prose-| ‘The law provides that women con 8. A. WEEK | lpg seca i Life Imprisonment Latur Sone 3h Costner y, expen or Fok Oe og Sob naada ek ry mt to the home and MIAMI, Fila.—The “Big Fish” sea-| ae ; plane, with ten passengers, minsing &. A. WEEK j lay, made safe landing at! DAWSON Last Chance hotel, on King Dykeman yesterday wome must go to state pe OAKLAND, Cal, Oct. 20.-“Oakland police today sifted a theory (that * ee fpr ghee Uta Carlson, who was choked to jeath mysteriously at Piedmo st March, was a victim of the notorious Riuebeard” Watson This theory came to the front as & result of a letter from a Chicago 8. A. EER Nassau, according to wireless report, Hunker creek, burned to ground, judge's wi ering, however, ahe shot Carmody a in Slander Suit @isdainful glance, and maid at HAMPTON, la., Oct. 20. A dls woman saying she had witnensed the GIRL THMAS JUDGE | triet eourt jury today r od a ver ’8 INNOCENT diet for the defendant in the m the murderer, which, according to your honor, I'm perfectly | Dr. C. F. Onbor againet Dr j police, tallied with that of Watson | Pater Hobson, in whieh the plaintiff axked | ‘ or In cooperation with Low Angeles - . y 09 damages fo « lander U i Le Oo detectives, Oakland authorities have Aged rs viiegs pd gue he ve A ot ten pt hed Fog vo One of Seattle's Largest Clothing Stores ts G of bree ndow in the home Th ached after elg traced Watson's movements at the time of the murder and they said today they have evidence indicating he was in Oakland on the day that Miss Carlson was killed Watson now is in San Quentin. Qal. penitentiary serving a life term following bis confession to 10 mur ders. CITY FAILS TO FIX JIT ROUTES Jitneurs and City Officials Try Again Today | After an afternoon spent in inet! fectual verbal combat Tuesday. city ‘officials and representatives of the Interests continued untii Wed-) Resday afternoon their efforta to} ch an agreement regarding rout to be enforced under the exist p jftney ordinance. [Frank W. Mondell EX-DRY SQUA |Carpenter’s Home _ Altho omm iaaiot amisting of ‘ ® SS ix waneen ond’ vegrecsate-| Painfully Injured Brew Is Destroyed Boe treat chrashing oat| RIVERTON, We, Oct 20—| MAN ARRESTED : A. Curio, 81, carpenter waa at lib: for some a Peet oul e: . erty Of $600 ball Wednesday, follow. Frank W. Mondell. republica \ead | y y @etaiis of the compromise pian, | *™™ - ow | ing bie arrest by the dry squad at er in the house of representatives, led difterences developed at) aa broken leg aoe ye | 4523 Orchard st. Fifty gallons of Une of @ steam shovel, on which be ere wine Mash Were dumped and 63 Tranait| line of 4 steam shovel. oa which be Accused of Operating Still! Tusrte o home brew neteed | * - | ——— §. A. WKER Dy the city, excepting that of | Shoshone regervation | near | hers.) aa |Chilean Consul Dies East Union line. They took par | 1 i naer Wyo | Accused of operating a stin tn his f H F il exception to the recommenda: | . haces, 90 000t Dekied ave, W. Ww, oO eart Failure ——& A WEEK eet Cowen Park jitneys run Morrie wes held with G, Gaurappie | Tti# A. Rantander, Chilean consul Brooklyn ave, and the P ’ to Beattie and assivtant professor in| way on Ith ave. N. E Crazed Logger Kills 0» open charses Wednesday, Spanish at the University of Wash Beth the Jitney Drivers’ union Morris wae discharged from the po ington, died of heart failure at bir the Sound Transit company op. | , Woman, Then Self | lee dry squad after the trial of Sergt. home Tucsiay He is survived by nis} | the provisions in the present Bree ye on org taba ts ‘uc the | BK lL. Rogge, whe ale was Ge widow and two sisters, No funeral iy Ordinance fixing the rate of fare dl | minsed for an alleges whisky deal arrangements have yet been made 1@ cents and roretiing the ane regent nrg. give: g vais wal aa / Five galtons ot whleky and oe a-— ae carried weodeman, j tons of mash were at Morris’ ps of the enating capacity. tonen, 45, proprietress of a tath| home Morris wan first arrented in| (all meee house, here yesterday, and then take | an auto. He was then forced to take Robins | °°"... Mrs. Kantonea was dry squad men to his home Five gal | Ml shot thru the head. tons of moonshine are alleged te Toda —8 A. WEEK — have been in the auto. arrived PORTLAND, Or.—Body of Mf Th SOME GEE Sted don of prominent re | Mohan, fecovered from sandy tv: Everett Boy Is Shot While Hunting Ducks and taken to the) cident unfound. Body of Edward A lion hotel, and will ad | Harty wag taken out previously ® mass meeting in the Audi —B# A. WERK EVERETT, Oct, 20-—Chariee Phil Adjoining the Press club, “ ave. and University st, at ‘ of C. B. Hudson, 1120 Modell et, | hourm deliberation Prices to Receive Real Jolt—An Old | with burglarious intent early on the| The sult was based on a statement ‘ashioned Slashing Sale | morning of August 17, while under | 4lle to have been made by Dr surpented sentence a» 4 Vagrant - ne a | She had previously, tt ix said,| St Paul, Minn helped crack a safe pital was o A gold ring that Hudson identified | barem for having been ched thru his | &#! operatic 3 : 2 3 description of pRe She gave a desorty r reporter of There has been much talk about reduction in clothing prices. Much as been published op the subject, but now comes one of Seattle's t rellable clothing houves with a sale that will put into li that the public ean desire in the way of actual and & private nd that ile » being performed } | there, his wrerx — ken window found in her ‘ tions. =, ae ice Bergt, Gus V,|_ Thruout the trial, Dr. Hobson de The lothing Company ts one of the very few Senttle basin: roiman J. O, Or | sted be made these remarka |] concerns that can point to @ commercial existence of more than « rested & A WEEK uarter of a century. During all these years it has remained on Judge Dykeman disregarded Car ss Mioneer Bquare, entering to the business and working men of that mody's recontnendation y Colorado Railway But the #ubstantial character of business tranmeted and the quality of merchandise carried, couplg® with consistently on, bas conUnued to attract trade, not only from all parts of ¢, but from almost every part of the Northwest and Alaska lly the announcement that this well established clothing inst} going to unload ite great stock and do it in the old fashioned drastically and unmercifully cutting prices will attract unusval attention. It in being whispered about that the reductions will be as much 0 per cent. It is probablq that fuller details will be pub fished in ‘The Star tomorrow night. Yor the first time in many years the Hub Clothing Store will be clowed Thursday and Friday in order to give a big force of clerks opportunity to bring In goods from warehouses and to go over every iter in stock and mark down the price “This new home at Medical Lake. jhe ante, Pd a sennrann ety faatite j Men Are Rob! di) tion ia girl in to be reformed ; be: ee reformat mo should be no’ GRAND JUNCTION, Colo., Oct = a year or two. It 0A Jone bandit, w 4. and Nat tution way b that the board of com “ne as knife as perwunder ” neld up Jeff Smith end EB. Near, | rafiroad firemen, in the yards here inte Inet night. The robber obtained her parole, SMILES AFTER HEARING SENTENCE | $222 from the men. “Young woman.” thewcourt added. This te the fourth of a series of you are singularly fortunate in be- bold holdups in western Colorado in ing sent to thie home oul the last week, netting the outlews come here « few weg wo | clowe wo $12,000 J YOURS FOR HEALTH * | | | | ips Mumm, 16, waa killed when his J LOS ANGELES.—Twobdit haircut | gun accidentally discharged while he and 1$-cent shave reappear here.» / was hunting ducks Saturday. Do you ‘know that they are like a fil- ter, separating out the poisonous wastes of the blood? In this cold, moist climate the pores of the body do not do their share of elim- inating body wastes through free per- spiration. This bur- dens the kidneys with extra work. People in the North- west should pay especial attention to the condition of their kidneys. NN ca ; 3) 4 "hap, — , nit \ y " Tyson's Kidney Tablets are best for bladder troubles and lame back. They are a uric acid solvent and will soothe and \ strengthen the \ kidneys. One tablet should Ve taken after each meal. 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