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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23
Far andNear
News by Telegraph
and Telephone

Myrtle chapter. No. IS. Order Of
the Eastern Star, will hold a rum
mage sale october rs and u. at 903
First ave. next TO Rainier-Grand
hotel.
Capt Charles A. Brinkley. for
eight years a Seattle attorney. left
Monday night for Fl Riley. Kan.
10 begin service In the federal
quartermaster department
John Erickson. sought for more
than a year on a statutory charge.
was arrested Monday by county Of
ficers.
Wives. mothers and sweethearts
OF men In service aboard the u. s.
s. South Dakota will meet Thurs
day at y. M. in the club rooms on
the sixth floor OF the Bon Marche,
10 organize a club for making
Christmas boxes for the men.
Police took barrel OF cider from
p. v. Crestetto. fruit stand pro-
prietor, at 523 Pine St, Monday
night. and now he is out on $500
bail because the cider contained 50
per cent alcohol.
Joseph Sargers. w. 5sth ut. and
nth ave. n. W.. was painfully In
jured when he was struck by an
automobile driven by 0. A. Hall.
1922 Fifth ave. n. W.. Monday
night, at W. 5sth St and Ballard
ave.
The Pacific Northwest Rose 40
ciety will hold a business meeting
in the Metropolitan clubs room In
tho Stuart building, next Friday
noon TO elect officers.
Articles for the incorporation OF
the Pioneer Paper Co., OF Seattle.
were filed Monday at Olympia. the
company being capitalized for
$4,000.
Mrs. Mary Locke. OF Kellogg.
Idaho. has asked the Seattle police
to help her locate her 16-year-old
son William, who left home last
June.
Construction on the foundry OF
the Clyde Casting Co. has started
on Alki ave. near Spokane st. The
old foundry was destroyed by fire
October II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23

stall 1893 First ave. sausrkrnuf. zoe
al Hnyts douEhnufp. 2r each. noath's
sRrdinrs. zoo can. Crcamstfss. Zoe pkg
Stalls 1915. new isntiis. ale 10 pink
beans. lh- Csc. lima beans. Ice IL. (.
fig bars. igc 10. stall iik. short ribs
bs~f itMc ~ whale meat. i7hc n .
home made sausage. hamburger and club
sausage. $50 10. Stall 4. home made
fnincsmsst. itc ID; fresh peanut butter
lie 10 sAuerkraut. ioc at, potato salad.
Toe pf. Flska white. $50 10 Stall f1g
he's, fresh ehurned butter sac ID. lbs
st0s. oregon eggs. guaranteed. tec dos
; dnx 81 mild cream cheese. 3Tc ~ /.
peanut butter. ground while you wait
ise 10. -. lbs. Ice. ~ lbs tsc! 7sc
coffee. 100 n Stall ,. catfish. ioc n. I.
halibuf and hsiibut cheeks. itc h.. silver
salmon. itc 10, Stalls a-s-S-7. sifioin
steak. isc ibi veal outlets. $50 ~: shout
der OF mutton, lie ii. veal roast. isc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23
TACOMA SOCIAL
LEADER KILLS
SELF WITH Gas

TACOMA. Oct. 23.-Mrs. Grace
Pulliam Cain. authoress and prom
inent in local society. Ia dead hero
today from the effect OF inhaling
gas fumes at her home.
She was found in her room.
which was filled with gas from
an open jet. by her husband. Geo.
Y. Cain. president OF the West
Coast Lumberman.
Mrs. Cain had just returned from
n long visit to California, where
she went IN search OF health. She
appeared 20 be despondent.
Mrs. Gains brother. Harry Pull
liam. former president OF the Ma
tional Baseball league. committed
suicide in New York several years
ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23
HOSPITALS TO
RECLAIM WAR
WOUNDED MEN
Ny United Frees Leased Wire
CHICAGO. Oct. %. -

Ny United Pres. Leased Wire
CHICAGO, Oct. %. - Rec
iamatlon hospitals. to DO es-
tabilshed thruout the country
20 care for the desperately
wounded from European bat
tiefieids will be permanent In
situations.
These imam factories"
which not only will repair men
physically but will teach them
new industries and occupations
TO enable them 20 make their
way In the world. Will care fer
thoae Injured In Industrial aeel-
dents after the war and edu-
cate the physically unfit
This was revealed To the United
Press today by Mai. T.. u. Bracket
head of the reclamation work IN
the surgeon generals department
Mai. Bracket said that sites hay,
already been selected for these
hospitals In New York. Boston and
Washington and that contracts foi
their construction viii be awarded
Immediately.
Later similar hospitals will be-
established In Chicago and Other
parts of tho country.
Bracket IL here TO attend the
clinic congress OF tho American
Medical society.
Trench knee" and trench feet
wor. demonstrated at various hos
pitfalls today. and the Dakin treat
ment FOR wounds was shown. I'm
usual surgical operations and dis
eases of tho war were illustrate &c
With motion pictures.
Sir nirkloy Moynahan. OF tn,
british army. and Col. c. II. Dercl,
OF the French army. together with
other medical men. explained IN,
operations. Dercie confessed h,
has been wounded 81 times. Hi
skull has been shattered and hi,
arms and legs rlddled with bullets
but hc wants 10 40 back 10 tn,
front.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23

stall ~. IN. fins srAruis,sd sugar.
efr. sacks. Or ih-. salt. 70. afaii 81.
pure natural milk. DC At, % pt . cream.
iee - PIT. stalls tT.,s. Bayou beans. .
It's Soc. new crop corn meal. No. 10
sack. tsr; sun Maid rsisins. Ire soc
New Orleans uciassc.. Toe can. elder
vinegar. rec raj. Bordsn's milk. $50
case } large rolls toilet paper. he. war
flour. 10 ibs toe. stalls i,-t. veal
chops. Sc ~ pot roast. ifso ID. beet
STEAK. fTSo 10 Stall ~. rio. and milk.
- can. f4hhys tomato soup. i.c can.
stall -. silver salmon. ife 40. iing cod.
Ice ID carp. ; Ibs ibc; crsbs. Toe each.
stall ~. hssi oieomsrgsrins. ito ID.
lt.s 81 90 Csrnstion bread. sr loaf . for
lie. stall -. Coed Luck oieomarzarins
tsr ID. : Lbs ste. Armours Hut,srrup
margarine. ssr 10 fr~sh creamery but.
ter. ssc 10 guaranteed storage sREs.
dos. 5sc fresh puiiet eEEs. Sac dos. :
doz. fiii Stall 90. pure olive oil. SO
pt.. ftc ct. stc coffee. J ib- ote, fresh
shredded eoeoanut. stc N. zoe tea. : ths.
epc. stall. s0.si. fine cooking potatoes
ms o~t. delivered. eating and cooking
apples. 81 90 up. delivered. sweet po;a-
toes. Sc IN. very hes; cabbage. no e-t
delivered. oregon onions. 81 50 cwt.. do.
ltNered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23
GIRLS TO
TRY TO AVERT
WALK OUT HERE
m, United rssss I.ssssd wire

W. tuUe0 Ttees b<oe<u VIZ
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. "a
Organized telephone girls OF
Seattle and other Northwest
ern cities are sendirg repre-
sentaslves to San Francisco 20
confer with officials Of the Pa
elfie Telephone q Telegraph
Co. this week In an effort 70
avert a general strike Of eIcc.
trical workers scheduled 20 be-
Gin Saturday night II was re-
ported today.
Tho conference committee OF the
electrical workers Il declared 20
have autographed the girls 10 send
these delegates inagmuch as the
question OF recognizing the girls
union Is one OF the principal STUN.
bling blocks In the way OF n settle
manf.
Mortimer F1eischaker. federal
mediator. continued his cffrots to
day. John Morgcnthaicr. district
president OF the electrical workers
expressed the fear today that the
union leaders might have difficulty
In keeping tho men nj work. should
an effort be made 10 postpone tho
strike again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23

stall 9. homeless briskst oornsd beef
ise 10. sirloin steak. use u, stall ~,
crabs. for isc. kinE salmon. ite 10
Eastern oysters. ttc pit. fresh herring
Toe 10. Stall iot. 60 can Wenson oil
sbc. bulk cocoa. isr 10 new buckwheai
flour. 1Gc sack. Stall 100, cabbage. fi.io
sack Yakima potatoes. 81 30 sack. good
apples, tt.ib hox. Stall III. Hwset pota-
toes. ! ms zoe dry onions. ibs. ssc.
picking cucumhers. 2oc per 100 stall
iae. Ohirardsiirr chocolate, f2c. CArnA-
ton milk. cans asc. 10 ihs sugar. soc.
Stall az. pumpkins % ID squash. 20 10
cabbnEs. &c To. stall ~, cans toma
toes $50. Royal baking powder, lib. can.
nse. esr can LOG cabin syrup. aOc. Sugar
stall. lbs cane sugar SO: wsntiaks
~rial flour. iaaE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23
ACQUITTED, NE TAKES
STAND FOR RMS PAL

Frank Kelly. acquitted last week
OF a charge of robbing John fsturin.
"a Filipino. took tho witness stand
Tuesday IN Superior Judge frater's
department. as the star witness for
Thomas Hynes. former newsboy.
accused OF completely in the Same
hoidup.
Tho Filipino claims tho three
men Jumped from an automobile
aud held him up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23
Naval Recruiting
Bows Take $25, $50

Fourteen officers and men con
nected with the naval recruiting
station I'm Seattle have subscribed
to s25.b5o Second Liberty Loan
Bonds
o And we have more men yet to
hear from" reported Chief Master
of Arms Westrom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23

eugar stan. best cane sugar. i'S he
itee stonEH. f0c rolls toilet paper.
ase. ise cans clans. use. afr bottle
salad oil. .sc isc pigs figs. itc. ioc
bo.s- asarchiiEhi matches. Use. Stall
-. hest comb honey. 100. milk. Toe at.
Stall 10. sauerkraui. : OTIS sic fresh
peanut butter. Toe ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23

Andsr~on's. toilet paper. rolls fset
tomatoes. Sc ran. rolled oats. I lbs, $780,
Ssptha washing powder. ftc rsr stall
90. best Jsrr~Y butter. 500 ~ full cream
cheese. zoe ~ Stall a.. steer s'sak ise
~ %, roast. itc ~. Stall ?. ws--nn
oil. use ran. Del Monte pears. sto ran.
p.i Monte string beans. ier ran saitans
Nss. Tor pkg. toe Etau 20. raisin
cake. .sc ~ cup cakes soe dos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23
Public Markets


asaii ~. lbs rr. Grsnuis-sd sagsr.
tse. Stall - pure natural sriis. " a.
&c ps stall fser. ~ Y. maple sugar.
sse ~. pure fiH Jam. ien ~. osisns
ard csr~tsns pancake flour. 'fr PKG
stall -. Tar washing powder, phsa
s,e. stall 90. fr~.h whoie salmon. ifr
~ srneit.. Zoe N large Norway hst-
rtng. for str stall a. veal rosss. fee
ID shoulder veal roast. tir h round
snf sirioin steak. zoe N hamburger.
ihe Use 4tau 20. Eariy Esss potatoes,
o. 80 sack. delivered Yakima Gem po-
tafoss. - per sack. delivered can
ming pears. Ttr toy. crahsppiss. Gee hor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23
STERLING
DENTISTRY!

Tho most beautiful. lasting and
natural OF all Dental work correctly
fitted to the exact measurements
of your mouth. Satisfaction guar.
anteed under a castiron twelve.
year guarantee. Only tho finest OF
materials used. Consultation and
advice FREE.
Lowest prices In your city for
high-class guaranteed work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23

u. 4. Senator w. 4. Jones' spoke
at n mAsa meeting Monday nigh, In
Rsnton In the interests OF the Lab
erty bond sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23
IN T-ton. .,.ss. fso 10.


SANITARY
Raii e.. Idaho hard wheat flour. 81 a.
sack large cans pears or peaches. ftc
health bread flour, a1r PKG. apple elder
vinegar. fte raj ife can sweet pickles.
100. New OfIssns noiass~s. stc gal
Stalls fistf. Gratis. Ice 90 sts each salt
pink salmon. io-th ke.. ttse stalls
stSf, teo Royal baking powder. tsns Q
ihs rolled oats. zee lie yeiiow corn
usai. csc. ; It's Dhir.ri~itts chocolate.
Ttss Stalls ifs-i.t. new strained honey.
zee pt. tse at stalls ;e-ts. Artiahosss.
tee each. wAs beans. Zoe 10 eucumbsrp
Sc sashl onions. 0 bunehss Sc. Juicy o.
fsnEss. ice sor stall III. FIRST ave,
rfoor. ssssrtrsu,. ice at. Mrs. rorfsss
peanut butter. ite III ioc Ftfnsnte
ehsssss. 1se. booth sarfinss. SOC eau.
cane tscs bSsatfaEs eh.~s-. So each GOOD
park sausage. zee 10. iiserwurs,. fso 10.
ate hemtny. ites itis riks place.
large ran cAEnstion or Borders niih. So
~fth rurrhas. % N. psek's psrfee,
zoe. rsc and zee coffss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23
. ACRES. IMPROVED
CLOSE IN. PRICE fi.1se

This acres IL close In. 90 you
could live here and work In
town. Just outside Of city limits.
zoe fare. Place improved with
s-roorn house and several chick
en- houses. land IL all thorough
" cleared and cultivated for
several years. some fruit trees.
good sotl: lies level. good
water; located IN we'll settled
district. close to graded school
and grocery stores Would Ike
20 have some one move on soon.
Terms sfc0 cash. balance can
be paid $40 monthly. Call at
2oa New York Block and ask
for Mr.. Cilgen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23

30 YOU Know a GOOD I o-AcRE
tract will make life pleasure instead
Of a bsrdsn7 II will help you phys
tcaiiy. mentally and financially.
10 ACRES. NORTHEAST or CITY
Only one hours ride on paved road and
main highway from business center OF
Seattle The soil IL from 20 feet
4 deep. and IL very rich black and
a brown loam, with clay ssbsoii. lies fine.
southeast slope. running water; access
slnte to phone service. electric service.
RI ID. and delivery service. See this
IN our auto free. Free title Insurance.
policy.
PRICE ONLY $3.50; $50 CASH. sio
PER MONTH
4AAaEN 4 SEXTON COMPANY
f1fo First Ave Elliott 61s7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23

wATER FROSr LASDs GOOD soff..
running water partly cleared. ~
acres. Price $500. some terms Ga
81 Bro Assgor. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23
BUSINESS PERSONALS

- All new~s, dances. New YORK
N and Seattle styles private
halls; young lady assistants
no differences u you haven't
dsas,d Day ana evening.
"a STEVENS m.ls s'i s,ai. ~
Member National United Masters OF
Dancing Association.
MILITARY VETERANS runtic -
Read booklet. '@rhs Ola Guard" ~
sx.serss Nenn. c. NJ y G., Canada
startling revelations ftiee iee' posi-
paid address ifes rfsth ave, seat.
lie. Wash. ~ 4 A. Lady disuitat'
lag agent waited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23

j -ROOM HOUSE FOR nrNr AT siss
Garden at Phone Nsin stSs
FOR RENT ROOMS. WITH BATH.
close IN irof Main 1t opsn SUNDAY
4 -RTSN COTTAGE tgs sgth =
% MALE HELP WANTED
WANTEp. mr. TifE civil. SERVICE
Commission. City Of Seattle. applicants
for examination for the following post
ttonns Assistant Port Warden. Assist
ant Inspector % Weishts and Meas
uFes Auto Truck Driver, Auto Repair
man. SANITARY rauoiman. junicr En'
etnser Of Tests psrnmsn. iinetnsn.
Inside Constructor. Junior CLERK
stenosraphsr tMsiel. Senior Clerk
Rteuaxraphsr mattel, M~sssnEeF.
Junlor Operating Enginesr. scaier op-
Grating Engfnser. Application blanks
may Re- obtained At the office Of the
Comuission. County city building. and
viii Do received not later than October
30 1917 Residence Requirement
waived IN case % Neutrality-suspicious.
fetausd information at Commissions
office.
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,,nousrs ruaN. FOR RENT

SO MoSrH-RGSr. FURNISHED cor.
taEe. East stse -------
uNF. FOR RENT
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For RENT

sIx.RooM MODERN HOUSE.
PARTLY FURNISHED. IN
TERROR JUST REFlNiSH-
ED AND IN EXCELLENT
ONDITIoN: LA RGE
YARD: SIS PER MONTH.
CALI. AT $3.50 wAi.iiNoN
FORD AVE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23
10 ACRES
- raraa...
CHICKEN RANCH. 1900


$50 CASH. $40 MONTHLY
IS ACRES. fine dairy and hog ranch:
RICH garden land NEW f-room
HOUSE. BARN and other out
buildings. very convenient TO sE-
= ATTLEs best Of ROADS. only
| 1900. Sr. Hackworth. ara Boston
Block. open evenings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23
( REAL BARGAIN

kpres OF Black lack bottom land; X
~. 70 FefnwOOd school. south Of Port
bard. easy reach Of navy yard. ad i
Ming well Improved ranches.
PRICE 1900. $50 CASH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-23

$3.50 a. $3.50
EYKat.AssER. srEcrActEa, FITTED
with spherical lenses. eompists. t;.se.
Including examination. sehwsr'-
dp,ssnstriss. az fpier niock. sis sec
ond ss. Broken lenses Duplicated.
ptAMo~na WATCHES AND JEWEL.
~. siivsrwsr.. cut sisss and eieess. no,
eniy reasonable. but absolutely rsiiabie.
cash OF credit.
PETER MICHAEL
.es PIKE ri. tsvsisr.
rorm.riy at i.et Second Ave.
wESTrn-oi.p r.isr TEETH tpoS-r
MATTER ~ nRoKrSl. HIGHEST
PRICES PAID. CASH ron Old
GOLD. SILVER AND piAMoNDs
SMITH JEwEIRY MIG CO. az l.
WATCH RErAiRiSo
Diamond. set while you wsit. tsweiry
repaired snd r~Enodsi~d.
Work Guaranteed a. Wholesale rftcss
SMITH JrwEt.Rr MO CO.
us L. c SMITH ni.Do, Fourth Floor
ouR COURSE MAxEs riStsnsp
dancer e yea WIZ -smr os, -.
.na University, Fiiio', stsI.
RFv GuEENr = HOTEL. HOLLAND.
Fourth and J.tfsr.oa. near eosri house
Easily reached for ministerial services
prisafs pariors Nstr stet
PRACTICAL SURsE-MEs wff.i.riK.
sen. Tsis tsth ~. W. Phone bsilArd
1881.
kopAkERs-'rN AT 1. AT THxr.Rr
acus" 10 cents . roll Jacoea f.-t
pisx
hAuTIsE PIANO PLAYING
Ara pot uisr s,usie taught IN ~ isssSss
rsrtsses piiG
AksNNs as.n ace hats 1898 10 49,.
bE>vER DYE woHxs-itss f,h az.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
ARIZONA DEMOCRATS ASK
HAYDEN TO LEAD THEM

Phoenix. Arlz, July 1G.-There
Seems 90 be disposition on the part of
most Of the Democratic politicians to
assume that Tom Campbell viii re-
main in the governors chair tiu the
end Of the current term. The wires
now being laid concern rather the par
tvs candidate, TO be chosen at the pri-
u-ar5es next year STATE senator Golfer,
now touring the state TO line mp the
party in his own behalf. is cons5 le-ed
Hunt mau-at least a member OF
the radical wing Of the Democracy. OF
Hunt himself there is no mention.
There can be no doubt that. his influ-
e1ce viii be felt IN the primaries and
thereafter. though the labor troubles
of late have stiffeued the opposition
against nim--he same opposition
-hac furnished the votes through
which Campbell has been seated.
Hayden Sidesteps Offer.
In the effort 10 beat Hunt or Hunt
ism. there has been a call for Carl
Hayden 20 switch TO the gu1ernatO-
rial nom nation next year, IL being
assumed that his Republican opponent
would be Campbell and that the best
the Democracy has 20 offer would be
none TOO good In a letter addressed
TO A s. Mills. of Phoenix. congressman
HAYDEN sidesteps the proffered hon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
WEST TEXAS AND NEW MEX.
MEN START NEW PLAINS TOWN

Blythe, Texas. July lon the fer
tile South Plains a new town is
spring!ug into prominence. Ii IS
Blythe. town with promise Finau-
ciers from Big Springs have organ
ized state bank in the new town.
Other financiers from LOviuEtou. "
~, are organizing a national bank
Carlsbad business men have awarded
the contract for a large store building
and warehouses and a large Office
building is under construction The
town is in the center of a rich agri-
cultural section and has thousands Of
acres Of range on which grass is good,
despite the general drouth-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
MESILLA PARK WOMEN TO
GIVE RED CROSS BENEFIT

NeziIla Park ". " July IL
1T-m hers of the lIesilla Park Sewing
club viii put on am enrertaiuue AT
the ArmOry in Las Cruces. on Fri
day evening. fer the benefit of the
.ad Cross The club mem ers will be
assisted by the people Of La Mesa
who win give a play called "ParlOr
Matches" There viii be several num-
hers by the women Of the Park. The
music viii be furnished by the Will
Iiams duo This is the second enter
1ainment put on by the Nesilla Park
Sewing club for the Red Cross.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
COLORADO HOME GUARDS
TO WATCH MD STRIAI PLANTS

Denver. Colo. July l..-Iudustrial
plants in this state unless they are of
vital Importance in connection with
the national defence. viii have TO get
along after August /, without the
regular soldiers or national guards
men who have been guarding them
since the outbreak of the war, accord
ing to notice received from the secre-
tary Of war by governor Guuter today.
Formation of home guard organ
izatiOns for such duty. and perhaps
also the organization of a state con-
stabulary, is expected to be consid-
cred by the special session of the
legislature which meets tomorrow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17

shut up and don't make any threats
LykIuS did not seem excited, he was
cool and collected"
r. p. MeUard retired rancher. said
he was driving north IN a jitne when
I he saw the two men run into the va
I cant lot and the officer struck the
. man 81 asked the driver what he
I struck him with and ne said a billy"
LyLins Tells story.
/ Uatr5lmau LyAins then took the
stand ami les-Iled as follows
Il was gong nome 10 dinner about
/ $50 or o Ucl0ch Wneu the man. whom l
later learned was Dan Conway, APP
f preached me and asked for - GEMS
or 10 GEMS 4 Jold hum he looked
healthy and started walking up the
street. had ] been on patrUl duty 1
wound have arrested MIN as a Nagraut
as he looked very suspicious he IOI-
lowed me and became lnslsIenJ and 1
then arrested him
THE man said TO me. Are you one
Of those damned snakes Just gOC
out OF the pvEllen-ary In Arizona
where / served year 1 had hold OF
him and started 20 phone the station
when he sand he had a notion TO
strike me. and broke loose. he ran
and ] took my billy out thinking he
would be a dangerous man lr caught
We ran north and another man. who
later stated he was The man father,
Was behind me, asking. What do
you want 10 arrest him 1Or- He fol-
lowed in the chase
says Did Not Strike.
when We got TO the vacant lot he
stopped and turned back towards me
with hands extended and raised the
billy 10 lnllmlcale num- lL mad the
desired effect he fell TO the ground
and said. Don't hit me, I viii 90 with .
YOU I did not strike him
Just then Mr.. Potter came up and /
said, j saw you strike that man. am /.
gEIHugr TFLNwr he Tod
was a brutal thing TO do At that ]
time ! would have arrested Ar. Pot
ter for interfering with an officer, 7
but thought he was city Official I 4
asked him 10 file his complaint .
through the proper sources
says Potter Complained.
THE men told me to let 90 his 7
arm Mr. Potter said. Let 20, he .
won't run away ] released him and f
lie started down Mills street and / had /
to catch him again Mr.. Potter fol- /
lowed me 10 the station and in the /
station again repeated 10 me that / 7
had treated the man brutally and. I ]
believe, said I was a brute 1 told .
him that was personal; to file his /
complaint with the captain. He apollo 4
Eized and did So"
Commission Reserves Decision.
The signed statement of Conway .
was then introduced. saying the off I
Ger had not struck him. The commits
sion reserved its decision until We'd
LltN4eAe ll-AA AAlA-E aAl II O'CLOCK
During the trial chairman Wyatt I
made the following statement to the I
reporters present.
There viii be no star chamber ses-
siOns Of the commission We are
anxious and want all persons who
have any complaints TO file or who
desire 20 be- heard to appear before
the commission The meetings will
be public. An article recently ap-
peared in a Sunday paper indicating
star chamber sessions. but nothing Of
this kind viii be held"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
FRANK POWELL
WITH ZIEGFIELD
Celebrated Director Will
Direct Picture Players
in New Film City.

Frank Powell, Internationally IA
nous as "a director in the production
az motion pictures, and the man who
brought out Theda Bara as the star
vampire" Of the movie" world. has
been signed to produce the pictures
for the Ziesfeld Cinema company at
FL Paso. according TO a message from
William X. ZiegfeId received Tuesday
hr Charles e Baton, local reDresen-
tative OF the company Powell is now
IN New York and viii come to FL Paso
with Mr.. Zicgfeld in about a week to
start the motion picture productions
proposed by the new company.
Powell has prOCuced such successes
as "a Fool There Was" in which
Thela Bara made her big success. has
directed Nance t'NeIls picture sue
cesses Robert ElIotts hits and was
the man who first introduced Blanche
Sweet 90 the picture world He ls
also the first American director 20
make pictures in England. France and
italy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
CHAS. HENDERSON, FORMER
POLICEMAN, REPORTED SHOT

A report was received here Tuesday
hat CHARLES Henderson. for is years
a policeman in Fl Paso. had been shot
in one Lee. one arm and in the body
Saturday at Ray. Ariz- Who did the
shooting was not reported W ID.
rect. county clerk. said Henderson
had been peace officer fin the Raw
camp for some time His chances for
recovery were said 20 be good.