The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 10, 1922, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR 922, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1 GRAND JURY TO | 3 | KOREANS HELD FOR MURDER - > : | +4 | 3 Agent Charges Case Was) : : nenensicietseeieaseaaegetanaese : Framed Against Druggist F . | & $| wuss 0. puss par ssn The Special Price Basement ‘ $ wil be made into the methods am q 0 . . : : ‘ : we wail opie Weelr oeltene The Special Price Basement is able to sell for less always, aoemed certain Wednesday, following | ‘ » $ startling charges made Tuesday by| because it buys for less always. $ A. Franeen, witness in « governent 3 lauor cane. @| Judge Jeremiah Neterer halted the $ trial and ordered an tnventigation, e @ Then the trial was resumed, and « @ senled verdict was to be returned 3 Wednesday, Th @ clean, green yard with a dog all their own? 3 James M. Woods, the defendant, wae arrested several weeks ago, ee fre coe Coe Seen bey eonney Nida, charged with the eale of liquor at his ee you 414 when you were Little’ © drug store, 115 Firat ave, 8 What are they learning apart from books? Finding out how = =$ = Fransen claimed tn court that the Dees «warm from their own bees? Have they rows and rows @ case against Woods was “framed.” Of vegetables that they pull up every now and then to see how © Iie said he was hired to “frame” tt. they are getting alongt $ Me testified that he had purchased @ ix small bottles of denatured alcoho! | Why haven't they? Other kids have $ from Woods, saying he wanted tt for] ‘The children of Alderwood Manor, for Inetanca have a = 4 & spirit compans, | these things and mora With their parents they revel in the e Dry squad men told him, Fransen | Wholesome delights of that unique colony of “little landers.” 3 eaid, that they would refill these bot. | r 0 hat by Ever heart of them? Jus 48 mitnutes from Seattle they are fin ith Frais loool the bottles | . Bving on fiveacre poultry farms, living In @ present that is = @ }, lat tying th: Th ee —— — —_______—— Germa) and natural, and looking forward to @ future that © loui'nottes of aieohel intraducnd ae " P k Si Knows no dread. © evidence by the government were not| First picture of Ah Soong Nywin and Kim Ba pong, Dont you think you ewe tt te them to investigate thie pian, $ the ones purchased trom Woods,| Koreans, who escaped from the Japanese consulate at Shang- Wheredy you can so easily give them those things that will @ Fransen declared. | hat where they were held for the killing of Mra. W. J. Make their childhood @ lovely memory. $ _ Prohibition Director Rey ©. Egte! Snyder, American tourist, while attempting to axaassinate F H Den Aaggrsctiney ox ote Seon! Baron Tanaka, former Japanese minister of war, They were ‘The ten you how? 3 were gue thaly accret anenta for nee | recaptured and now are on their way to Nagasaki for trial. | @ ting convictions, or that any cases | nin RRR OE SRO SIR OEE at i e e PUGET MILL CO. / . : REP WELL Pig: e one Eonnnene sf” » | SOUND BODY VETS OPENED) 1S DEAD HERE o ° | 218 Pike Street 2 aT mF — — | : HeALTiY person! Walla Walla Institution Has|$. M. Reynolds’ Funeral to Two-Day Mid-Month Sale of * \ ch better| Phone Elliott 1470 t A Ps | 250 Capacity Be Held Sunday | oe e pe and to rentet oa od | “" +4 than & ‘The new hospital for war veterans) Funeral serviess for @chutal |! e | ly person. Nor of Puget Sound and the Northwest,’ stark Reynolds, 96, ploneer of the |! > e ie it #0 difficult just completed at Walla Walla, was " 3 to be healthy ifjopened to receive patients Wednes-| WS Who died at his home, 8816 ’ ° one i# careful. day, according to L. C. Jeaneph, local) Woodlawn ave, Tucsday, will be ° 3 Good alr, good manager of the United States Veter | held at 8 p.m. Sunday at the Fre| ery pecia j food, good water, ans’ bureau. The new hospital of 260 | F Ree good habits, @ capactty will be used exclusively for gins Boe ] / “Active, energetic races have smal H ey proper amount of former service men of Washington, weet from/t) Meaney ec sages soenuat;| 9000 Will Attend exercine, suf|Oregon and idaho suffering from Ohio during the gold rush in “48 /]] At About Half of What the Regular Prices Would Be if ones have clumsy, fat or} Odd Fellows’ Meet ficient rest and | tubsrcul Ten patients wore! and settled in California for severa! ||! Gchaped ones” PORTLAND, Ore, May 10.— sleep, personal cleanliness, and atten-/housed in the new institution OM | year il - 9 . gen ag tion to the bowels are necessary Wednestay, Instructio ve been . / T e L oan a soak ong saan be Good a day end want. | rece a by Veterans’ bureas ttt as nce yo ee | Misses wo-Piece resses $5.00 much as powst |} 0 tubercular veterans | igi oo PS DUNS ice erint casamoment and Te engi tbe noe winaoge oor thar ere Jane [Srna eyo, an" che, || : . hould be partially opened. According to « schedule of em g Bhan . J Va r Bath bekah assembly of Oregon, to Beir iitue food reeuite in danger | pioyes jowed hospitals of 260-bed Ditve Reynolds, Mre.ii} omen $s moart resses iy Po: held May 23 to 36 im Eugene 00/005 weakness; too much, in the ae | capacity, the Walla Walla tnatitution | > a cording to officials of the lodge fo uistion of fat. Neither te} will have 227 doctors, nurses and Carrie A. Phillipe of Se 7) kc A AS DPA i lg PA ARLE > APU TIES 6 i) _— Se. “AMUSEMENTS healthy, With light work and in het |other workers. Dr. P. I. Carter, of = ey ago a = | Sill d W. ] EF kes t $ ‘umes ther lees food te needed. There | Seattle, head of the medical work of an « and Frank A ro 13 9 ¢ 2m i you that omer = —— peed aay Gallen tind of food. Meat te the Veteran bureau In the North | Mernelds of Anchorage, Wash. | bide an Oo Cc. a ° | Ieir pod cnercice will de more = 4, good example of one kind. The west, left carly Tuesday to attend wom iin qusaenssinagereqneenianintoenntinienbaneemnnnnetimsiiiiianiemmiininianpian | rengthen your weak lungs than OOR any thers are fat, sugar, starch and min- the hoepita! opening. Tubercular vet = Gf imedicina. | Oxygen in Pa cn! matter, such as salt and water. erans wil be transferred from Seat | “7 l|_ 'Taffetas, satins, crepes, Poiret twill and jerseys. yp a yd THEATRE il are needed. Too much fat, starch |tle, Port and Bolsa, Vital Stati ti rd ag ° 7 a Bxerelae ufds ; f umvaily resulta tn lacreaae |leaving vetera tn thewe SUICS ||) Each Dress effective in style and in smart combinations of | ag?) the just ae }t do they shoul avoided by cities leas crowded B of re 1 d 1] pare. 6r tees, Leck of exer ined to grow stout. The|cent increase in tuberc | ROR BIRTHS {|} materials and colors. | food the better. |war veterans, It te believed that the Fukut, Kyutaro, 1921 Washington | g,dert forms of exercien| one of the commenest | Wail Walla howpital will inter be ta: gett’ Ft ot gas eset ae a f/ Each Dress made of good material and well tailored. | sutterers o je the} carriers of disease. Don't drink any creased to 600-bed capacity. ¥ > r } £ ’ Sal water unless you know It 'e g00d.| ~ =e yr Late Mardary a8%e 48rd ave ||) All this season’s new Spring and Summer models. jog ly of antiseptic, heal Most cities now have good water! ‘ * “ » aporiae at iow temper Motuan, teal water ia orn com |DDOUGLAS HAS | usivts' eon amen, sxe x se/]! Dresses for street, business, school and “dress-up. thminated. That fs why typhold fever | Leaen, Mark A, 929 18rd ave 8, girl. |]) : : ‘. : hafew whinn dzara, nts the tunes hminsted. That fo why ty7b NEW DOPE BILL #3'2..°5". “2? Bock £2 ||| Sizes up to 46 in the selection, including a large variety of & spoonful ef fon, alcoholio G reltee i ; Eide pan or cup and take 1 quors are yet one of the commonest |), That De, 19 preparin Weltgeing . a1¢4 tist ave. 1! clever styles for the younger misses who wear sizes 16 to 88. | tt . a It to ey iS Mena PK BR MARRIAGE LICENSES M Saving Dress-E f the S | aes es prope Harty Us Vail and Gloter |] moveyins'and cocaine are even worse een et ae Attorney | Name and Realtones asst The Money-Saving Dress-Event of the Season d Sxrgen from the ier Mies Merie and Company than alcohol ohn apres ae ng before the Men‘s club Emanucison, Anna M, Seattle Legal if! : Bie tract’ “Ar the verse time M. Wald idl: on Ahanrtympinl in Pier Mee at op Presbyterian church. | Nettleton, Barl Howard, Se- a film of of} will be depo arga ron Gsed without apparent injury tha said his bill will provide | fese PREMIERE DANSEUSE would be foolish to magnify its dan 7 prison sentences for con bal Nanoy Jane, Beastie Lega! | c n here, diessee | with George Halprin gers. Growing boys enous set vices peadiands Gan im mated ol4, Willlam Paul, Be. | ious a ae be scalyptus Ointment, has been used ompice cigarets. Excessive use Of tea) asersion of narcotics prima facie Gladys Margaret, Beate | 4 f R $ | ‘eons a phan ane tin a an ee ~- oF coffee is a evidence nite 1. ugia y rthy o eo G make PANTAG&AS Moderate exercise Is good for every sige neakae or ear dee, scitee btn raped ros wy igsg ey ysteries O a 10 lone yourself, It ts good experiment. Mate: 3:00 F. M. Nights: 7a | one. To keep well some exercise | congress, = "| Hamby, Blien Nora, McCleary. Legai | ing and may save you a considerable you in any way, NOW PLAYING should be taken every day. aie 1f; Je * ® outlay of money. . it dea) oi DOUGLAS THENIN WRENIE If one does not have enough ela. ints E. : posesragey ne : X aine X e costs but 28e: and sleep the tired body Is lene able in xecutor = bivitinn Pheima s : Quintette Laie Coates On, pepe yd Ber =e ane tnaerd | Ppo Hawkins, Thelma N. F Pas vce Bonaparte owned a tin- made to 12 hours, youths eight to 10, and for Denny Estate| DEATHS |b, po soldiers rg the poor Bais Mtg. Company. adults seven to eight. Flarry K. Stephenson, Long Beach, Petereon, Peter, 77, 3b17 Densmore BY BR. L. DUNCAN the small binding posts to which the ee ee war. , Cal. —Advertisement. If the body waste is not passed was appointed executor of the 1, John, 48, Black Diamond, | Director, Radio Institute of Americ | telephone corts are attached. regularly from the bowels, weakness Mrs. Helen V. Denny, mem. ‘Wilitam Bt. 78, 42 ‘To put the loud ped«l on your) yy 1d be 16 rein. ’ ness, low spirits, headache and wealthy pioneer Seattle fam- radio reception, use a loud speaker _— @ gond iden 00 rele} is to ¢ appetite will result. jlly, when the matter came up Tues | =e, Hiad [er hora. force these holes with smull bits of ————-—— |@ay afternoon before Bupertor Judge ‘This may be made at home cardboard. There would ‘hen be no BALACE HIE - cREDIy SPECIAL B. D. KINSEY, mansger of the | King Dykerman. Hey tll Dally pe sbrve on Ba But it should be borne tn mind = r of the rubber band tearing rye Ace Ht oa h Beattie plant of the Linde Air “ atte e 2 Race ge con, that a loud speaker won't work with | the horn. | : neat Products Co., wil address the En-| Wil] H. R rts inter of the Solomon islands, con. |iHAL Bt set or single vacuum tube| The telephone ehould be placed on || “AT THE STAGE DOOR” wed LF LY gineers’ club Thursday noon on 1 ear Nepo' a ee eee a hook or bracket near the recetving With BILLIE DOVE “Manufacture of Oxygen as Use b from P.-T. A. Meet|""* wet. at the outward ond of the horn And All-Star Cast Commeret: ‘ork in Oxyacetylene! prep, he P @ small cord should be atiached an ss Welding and Cutting” leeds can elas? coamrend| i} | run to the hook above. Ia this man- Special: Afternoons Only! FOR YOU—THIS MONTH ae ‘rast haan tu tas ( BOY DUELIST eshehoemey thet ine cay |] Manon tat. In Congotand, men alone are per to the Van Asmlt PT. A. Friday pete oe Borgen eae In “Bumping Into St n mitted to take enuff, while the wom- 2:30 p. m. at the home of Mra. F. J. } 1 not try to wu me low “ “ olen © anmnening for adattional ered en amoke the atrongest tobacco, Zorn, 6104 48th ave, 8. | OAR Preece | eatatance with thie er ay other AND NEW VAUDEVILLE tu fs this month Our quota has er p~ * a Emma ange gee agg | | oud speaker. Praeriuel work, “: J | @etector unless used near the broad. | wi J t R d 2,000 New Accounts |Sestiag atation. Ol ust Necelved | For the best jeney en e 5 5 ° eftict ‘To acoomplish this, every department | greatest volume of sound, the receiv. | Kellogg Double Head Sets sa7e,s-oomplish thn, every department ATrying Period throughwhich Every [a'Sopaats seal emey te kay 371.80 ON UNUSUAL CREDIT TERMS step amplifier. Then with a property) ~_ § s/s Fn J/f/ ohm ..... seseeee | Women's New Spring Woaring Ap- Woman Must Pass | rigged up loud speaker, the radio en- ort cae 68 ED parel, Bradbury Suite for Men and | thuslast can entertain room fun ot Broa 35 young fellows, and clothing for the “ " visitors wit nce music and con- GRIND ys cntnteetentsins Girls and boys—come now, make your Practical Suggestions Given by the Women Whose corte, | Binding 10¢ | selections and It ts easy to construct the tout | | POSte 6. seeeeeceeenees { Letters Follow speaker shown tn the diagram. | Aerial Wire 50c Get some heavy maniia paper, 4 per OL nanereneers ’ | Phila., Pa.—When I was going The critical time of a woman's shape it into the form of a horn Magnet Wire, all sizes, 8 Take Advantage of These Special through the Change of Life er life usually cores between the | about two and one-half feet in length ederal Jr. Cr ystal | per 100 feet Meee eee Credit Terms: Payments Month- ly or Weekly Up to .- $10.00 - 00 $80 from it and am now able to do tm: | a rubber band thru them. Make a oe Up to ...$20.00 | Only $2.00 $5.00 1 09]] |] housework most of the time, Irec- | _ Another annoying symptom which Se eth Relea ek | j Up to $25.00 | Onl: °° Oe & oy iad > 3 ommend your medicine to those | comes at this time is an inability to ety 10) ern adio ceces ane . Pp cee ten 49%. -$2.50 | $5.00 ... $1.90 who have similar troubles. 1 do | recall names, dates or other small Electric Co. Bf |\Up to ...$35.00 Only .....$4.00 | $6.00 ... $1.50]| ff not like publicity, bucit it wilt help | facts. ‘This’ is liable to make» Elliott 2512 606 Pine 8.1 /t/ © H. BIRKEL & CO, Up to .. .$50.00 |Only .....$7.50 | $8.00... $2.00|] J other women 1 will be glad for you } hig plbeted sere teennpePpayer i Post-Intelligencer Bullding lo i. Up to . . $75.00 /Only ... .$10.00 |$10.00 .., $2.50 Rosmxardon, 682 N. Holly Street ing strangers and dreads” to go Operating Post-Intelligencer Radto Bil, 2013, 724 Pine st. to . $100.00 | Only ... .$15.00 | $15.00 ... $4.00 Phila, Pa. | ‘ out alone, Broadcast weak, nervous, dizzyeand had head- aches, I was troubled in this way for two years and was hardly able to do my work. My friends advised mo to take I.ydia E, Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, and I am very sorry that I did not take it sooner. But I have got good results Detroit, Pichigan “Dering the Change of Life I hada lot of stom- ach trouble and was bothered agreat deal with hot flashes. Sometimes I was notable to do any work at all. and strengthens the system, I read about Lydia BE. Pinkham’s | assists | de in the hog weno Vegetable Compound in your little | and months covering this period. books and took it with very good | Let it hel carry you through this resulta. Ikeep house and am able | timo of life. It isa splendid medi- now to do all my own work. I rec- ommend your medicine and am wilk ing for you to publish this testi- monial.”’—Mrs.J.8. Lrvennors,2051 years of 46 and 50, and is often be- set with annoying symptoms such as nervousness, irritability, melan- cholia. Heat flashes or waves of heat appear to pasa over the body, cause the face to be very red and often bring on headache, dizziness and a sense of suffocation. Lydia FE. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is especially adapted to | help women at this time. te exer- cises a restorative influence, tones cine for the middle-aged woman, It is Jrebeced from medicinal roots and herbs and contains no harm- ful drugs or narcotics, Advertisement Victor Janculidich, 16, ar- raigned in court at Jamaica, fair was over a girl. |and 10 or 12 inches in diumeter at its mouth. The small end should be fust large |enough *» fit snugly into the ope | ing of the cap of the phone receive: |To insure a good fit, make two holes in the small end of the horn and put estore whe @eytay the sige Radio Receiving Set A Quality Product, Best Crystal Set on the Market and Costs No More Than the Ordinary Kind Audion Sockets, single Audion Bocketa, double Contact Potnts, per doz. — Detector a. TSC SOLD AND SATISFACTION REPAIRED GUARANTEED 4 Catel Fhaching Of for cate, arn tey ae oe te Text-Book ‘ Long Island, on a charge of pe dleentagmend Sere | c , i. Finkham’s Private Text-Book upon “Ailments | killing Jacob Kabitz, 19, in a nerdivsrigyes = ~ ” s, 18, wie ° . 1332 Second Ave. mye Meennmenes 209 Union St. Writets tie yd EK. Finkbow Medianc os, oan, Masons rifle duel. Police are inves- STANDARD Of. COMPANY 1DDD-4"" AVE. between Union and University Sts , y chusetts. This book contains valuable information. ” tigating charges that the af- ee SEATTLE —