The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 3, 1908, Page 1

SEATTLE STAR ONE CENT | | EDITION THE {WATCH THE COUNT AT THE POLLING PLACES TONIGHT: I Any voter has a perfect right to watch the count of the votes in the various polling places after the polls close tonight. So that the count may be accurate and honest returns made, The Star advises that supporters of Mayor Moore take it upon themselves to watch the count. ‘Two years ago frauds were perpetrated in the count and Mayor Moore narrowly es ‘aped defeat. It is up to the people to see that tonight’s count be an honest one. Go to the polling place at eight o’clock and stay there until the count is completed. The law gives $you the right to do so, and don’t allow any one to rob you of that right. Co-operate with the City Party challenger. Teer itty Soe we 7 a POPPE OO SELES EEE EEEESETEOEOESOEESES SEES EEOEEEH EEE EESESESESESEOE EES EOEEOOS OEOEEEEEEEOOEEED ELECTION IS ORDERLY AND SUES DENTAL COMPANY ) BIG VOTE IS BEING CAST..£O% DAMAGE TO TEETH . : Marine Engineer Claims He Was Victimized by the Trouble of Minor Consequence in Only a Few Precincts @OT MONEY ON ELECTION RETURNS Rex Dental Company---Alveolar Dentistry Inves- Attempt at Corruption in One Precinct Is Headed BOGUS CHECK (S - Tonight The Star will supply the . , : tigated by The Star. Of by City Party Candidate for Councilman in| 0% Bonus check wax passed The driver started early in wef election returns by stereopticon on Sec- Bae SB 1 one driver looked all the afternoon | @fternoon to deliver the coal, but Ward. | for an address that did not extet; | vat mnable after « snare of fear) § ond avenue between Marion and Colum- Sth the police are looking for Claiming that he has been done|though his name appears tm the a@& vertisements. eecccccescscese H. w_| ours. to find the residenes of Bee | & lasting injury and made to suffer Norris,” who gave the check and| ont pecause investigation Wie }s bia streets. The canvas will be on the $/ reat pnysical and mental pain on] Attracted by Advertisement. EES Chie! of | Police Seamus va ne ee can bank for 816 purporting ae bel wore & evs everunst-anaiene “i ing and the bulletins will be thrown from $ Wiliam Fravklin Good, a denta eral aa deat te, cares |e nto names |e oa of te Neca | a kA aA RH OR A Se tor pootongs * Era Z ran, John F Brown, a maine [fem wich" sooton » onmme og ipa ed ES eR Et Cima ee py | “SH have been Pang ‘ © | ult to recover $1,985, representing | qerrul system of dentistry has beam Te & few prects the | sition that Mitchell would tet The coal cost $7, and Norris re!» =| ss ° nees and damages the subject of spirited controversy, Gere sabeervient machine re the men vote for Miller thetr votes | CMS? 98 in change. RR eo eo oe ° ecoe| J. M. Hammond, of the between two local dental firms fit the advertising colum of certain of Hammond & Hammond. ie inspectors *| would be cast also for Mitchell tt r their r Mitchell refused to be a party to ARARRARAREARR EE Brown. The defendant com weg vader ng The Star, Delldosing suthority, but ' | the deal, and gave the names to the * | pany is one which advertises wide Spoon Denta com claime instance up to Boor ¥ party allenger in order that 4 pe = . ‘ ar exed patented procéss known | (2 bol exclusive rights and patents bad bees prom ’ et | they might be prevented from vot Polls don't close until BM iar dentist oe ‘ ) this remarkable em of den fectaally suppresses! ng | * o'clock sure and vote. ® cecnted an. lees palatal ang |UStY which ts supposed to cause cane, that in the First » pew ert Hay he epsten, mr the ethical titioner to tur caret , || Keep Our City Party Man, | weet aan m Of | green with envy, but, in spite ol o where ea practiced by other cha as | At the opening of the tm the — enn | tats ; pat rights, the Ohio ce | made early | First precinct of the First ward} sis atrotnie W. OC. ielaiel, We The complainant, Brown, takes re Anh = ir at aoe fe the morning to deny the city | Winiam Knox was ref the priv rd 4 Ate 1, Bristol, Wal | issue with the rainy ise the same method. In ade Fa. WR. Justice, the | ilege of renabaie * on | n ter ana and Robert Teck Se os der ae ertixements of both firms exelu challenge ts th " nalning the polling were 4 assistant United cong. peg re hie.) (alive right to this mysterious procesg ae remeinieg is poll | piace, but Henry Suter, ward man-| : States fot etiorneys today b: las been the victim of unskilitul |i, cisimed . fame, Sad it was nece weary (OF ager for the Moore organization Judge Wolverton, They will pro painful. practice, exhib’ ; dty yy neo . ro |hastened to the polling place and | ; — nnn looed (6 clean up the criminal Mouth from which » teeth b: Star Investigates. care a9 ~ ete om oo 5 vy caro ge party's right to 4 docket at t al court at once a pe ed, ¢ . yee i | Curious to find out out this - . be _ representa e » e ! bat and fraud mat. | Crownec “A 1 tora eS ful dental disco’ a re Set er sinsSs| “yi isac vom pence Chicago Police Claim to Have Unearthed Gigantic Plt {ASSISTANT ATTORNEYS : 9 ka Pa polls tr nets ers will be taken up. A federal & tative of Star has mad SIE ca grinad to one] won teen nen ene 0 e to Have Une: antic ' pA federal ive of The Star hes meas at whic count will bee turns will begin t (Ger precinct, but later aba night. On account of the later hour dened. rand jury will be ca ‘ Brown Became Suspicious. dhe ARE APPOINTED |" hee pel npentig hp ny Would-Be Assassin’s Friend Arrested, and It Is |. Aaa manana ene we|sonicions of the character of the| ies merely emae, | The point raised by Hanna was than usual. but some de . Will . ¥ | refused to all e ntiet |{88 name, well calculated to catch 4 b nite indications of the drift — ti @ & refused to allow the alveolar dentis a to cate = Gat the official ch. per was | nite indications of the érift of Said That He Confess All. (By United Press.) * wien ‘oe Fasc ae % to pr He endeavored | the reader of the little booklet wide 5. | th id be available by 10) } n a the :: . was >» m. If the result is very | PORTLAND, Ore March 3 e. ‘ es : — = mand | os magne Bona on Ke wre we ¢ ¢ early urna should J'pon motion of Uniied States Dis | te ee tee kee teekee OO ne nee og where man and money separate. be dicate the fact, but it the con (By United Press.) CHICAGO, March 3-—-One OtWT green emee :* = : = = | ist refused to return th yne Ac-| There is nothing remarkable . > ws ctose it will be well) cHICAGO, March 3.—The police at has been made aa the result} cordingly, Brown h ried sult about alveolar dentistry. There ig the polling place in the F pag towards morning eaten to snearthed @ signal the anarchistic attempt apon tite The complaint recites that Brown | Dothing new. It has been practiced Gf the First ward « big | result can be known ces ge ee life of Chief of Police Sippy and first cousulted the Rex Dental com-|for some years by uptodate dem attempted to gay | than Unety thet the casiy plot in wh he lives of Mayor | 51, son and driver. Isadore Maron, pany in Jannary and contracted to| tists, but it ts known to the dentag Hi O'clock, and was pron will be more favorable Boog i Buase, Chief Shipp od «=6Capt.' Russian Jew, wan arrested at the! | pay them $200 to treat his gums for | Profession as saddie-brid, work, 18 frame the polling place than those which arrive later from! Oyen of the depart home of Lazarus Averbuch, the} | the d of pyorrbea, from which |Consists in fitting bridges over the . t utlying precincts cies tree? edd Wodlbbe tattle, The pe they hin tp befieve he dos bat in such a manner that all the the day th e of the estimates of the cam Hee belteve that he knows the de-/ fering, and to crown teeth which | Strain will not fall apon the support. Were in constant atte o | palgm masagers are sothing * tails of the plot against the life of | could be saved and supply bridges th. It {s commonly practiced 9AM the most important polling | ‘han Kuessea, the on ro p of eve rod” | Shipps lfor those extracted ttle dent we order, and at the greatest confidence in favor and the cuit will be! Oige Averbuch, sister of the dead | The work proceeded, F veolar dentistry is not the retorne from the Firet, Fourth. wards, where the the city os If they man, who was arrested early last | required at each visit to pay for only spectalty of the Rex infected rodents evening, and who identified the work down. After he had paid $* mpany. Sure cure of pyort Maron, A. Verbuch's pody, is being held at the Harrison jand suffered a great deal of pain,|Common and suppose t t f including sleepless . | disease of the gums, is also advere ‘ saloon vote | : Second ward. The) ¢iend, will confess s said. Thie st police station, in care of a} Moore managr that their big! morning he told his captors that! matror | became snapicious | tised majority Bp! oe | he would tell e knew At she is hysteries?. She ey of work being done Y Pronounced Incurable. enth ward, whi ighth » y othe “ther dentists Six tista who | D 5 un ; Grand Jury Meets. told police that her brother a a a c ‘ a ho ex Pyorrhea has been pronounced _ Se Fee | District Attorney Sims announc- | hd n deeply despondent and | (By United Press.) in behalf of the suffragettes @Nd | amined the work done told Brown | inct by most eminent dentis , anpen, Ge, So greatly influenced by the bitter) | WASHINGTON, March 3.—Wom- *#!¢ that he was not suffering from|in the ofession suffert th. Twelfth, ¢¢ thet the federal grand Jury carry the Tenth, Eleve Ps » recent ac » I have observed that just as|pyorrhea and that the work t } ‘ ‘ ch convenes today will dea) "peech recently made la Chicago bY | gq suffrage leaders appeared before hat ju pyorrhea a at the work from the disease ultimately joses Thirteenth and Fourteenth, tho bite h techy nesen of anarehietic e anarchist, Lucy Parsons. He hy Hhtees from both of the MISH as the position given women | done on his teeth was not first class| teeth from the portions of the the result im the Thirteenth i t became wildly wrought up Over the |e Commilitens i fs raised, just so sur will the [in character lqums affected, . Treatede. situs and that his officers with somewhat tn doabt aaitats n and fame attitude of the pol towards theQouses today aad asked for A con’ pation rise to distinct) Charges inferior Work. |times arrests the disease, but no cs gta a te ped Some Indications. par og ja, seorrs Bin nts | Propossd demonstration of the un-Tgtitutions) amendment by which |! give adherence {o this course wijh) =, os na tees that the| treatment which will cure is knows ne en ie i iia Lae ates ae os ote nto stamp (employed by Ben L.. Reitman, and | tomen would be allowed to vote. religious seal. When J serve wom-| 7M wen | 2 dental profession » ph se —— om . it ie thought that aboot that time! They were led br Mrs. Blsie en J serve a good cause. Six mil-| defendants, In doing their work,| 4 natient suffering from pyorrhea nd Sixth | indicate the reelection of Council jout the evil P faaiii he made up hfs mind to kill ®hiy Clews Parsons and Revenna Shaw. lion women carn their living, Suf-| failed to remove the decayed por-| visited the Rex Dental parlors re a heavy | men Murphy and A J]. Goddard, at Denuneclalion o Fe . bron a aa The 4 incentive to the attack The committer also recetved frage would give the women a fair ons of the teeth to be capped, re cently eaistration, the close | large, Conway in the First ward,'order and authority In incendis wan * order suppressing © | many protests from women against compensation for their labor. Wom- | moved teeth which were sound, and |""\1,’ pr Rex in?” he inquired of and vicious appeals in pers will now rece ‘8 Matters b= the city party | Sawyer in the Fourth, Revelle in hb a menace the Seventh, Kelso in the Eleventh, ad intend. | and Hines in the Twelfth; the ele refrained | tion of Way in the Second, Mitche in the Fifth, Hoyle im the Sixth. cts,jand Wardall in the Fourteenth meeting a as a rule, would be | DU other teeth in condition which | ai epeak a e e. " | rende ents |the portly dentist in charge. as scheduled to LOklahe co! ttee inst corruptic |renders future dente! work danger t fe ; ny from the postoffice a heduled Orkiahoma addressed thi mm! ane ‘orruption. e Gates ear aon on LTT Gal attend Wipe the same time an cessitate greater expense and loss | YOr* for you,” replied the man, and who are now citivens | worthless and will have to be re-|merely # name as far as Sea le ia oe, are | Clone contests are in the Third Unit re nt t 1 at the expense of time and | °°! 7 m : enth back to the nen money before proper work can be{, Th¢ Pyorrhea condition was quicke Ry covered with par y chal-| Bighth, Tenth and Th " and workers re sting} Next t© Mayor Moore, it is an-|they came, under t migration H done, and that her tren nie | discovered by the. dentist and and city party or-| ticipated that William Middleton, laws of 1907, which District Attor gums for pyorrhea at the expense |Steatly exaggera © the anxious which Emma Goldman (the movement. Senator Owen of en's ve In some precincts in| the candidate for comptroller, will Sims declares are broad enough of money and suffering, when no | 2#4eat hi p Fifth and Sixth wa there have the largest vote on the cit saletiopaeiagieaisisipeensitebibsieinbelaia such disease existed in hie mouth. | Plays on Fear. from three to five « party ' party ticket Mr. Middleton ts | The complaint also alleges that! if this fs not attended to you im addition to the official widely known, hax made a very Fi P ” R ° rt Idl e e . 2 RaeeHAHAKA HEHE we the Rex Dental company is a for-| will ultimately lose all your teeth," ifty Police Required to Keep the Idle Curious in Lime * pose cone close unuit 9 2 ‘18 corporation doing business in| the patient was warned alienzer An interesting | ection in the Sixth tftort he part 0 good campalg his oppor the has encounter read oppor! iw an tion In his own party. The election of W. F. Prowser as city treasurer hat will a cure cost?” he in- 4 the state of Washington, but hes | laws of the | quir I think I can cure you for $25, it sometimes it costs as high ag to cure a case of pyorrhea,” | of incorporation, and to appoint al replied the dentist ® o'clock. Be sure and vote. * —Newly Weds Are Quite Prominent. ‘ w | state requiring corpor fons tc SPREE EEE EEE EME with the secretary of state a ce tified copy of its charter or artic rs assured APPEALS TO LODGE -- Miller to negotiate with | a ae ee y United Press) YORK, Maret Fifty po accept ice processes,| “I will scrape the roots © required. to clear the nd@ is therefore doing busines teeth from which the ; to the entra » of MENINGITIS the state violation of tne statu-|ceded and ¢ the gums a chureb aca ota tory provision to adhere again,” he replied t T. W. Royal, William F n| Easy money, indeed for & ee Through finess vrought on by a Good and W. P. Palmer are i} seraping the roots of tee » cure p 2 fall from a porch, Milton E., son | as defendants in addition to the cor-|an incurable disease } 4 trueture witht of Olaf Hanson th av. and Cedar! poration. Brown, who has m The aping process is in wunle won to be made st., died at 1 o'clock thi ning | personal investigation of the com-| ver among de i BSS w !- - — in. te of spinal menin-| pany and its members, states that | pyorrhea, but is not usua 4 Patrick J. Beaman, Committed to 1 Asylum, Asks |i¢,'0 tsire bis revutation Mab hey a, PR a ‘ ma br as et ts 1 the ial coremonien of the orch of a netghbor across the ; in, Lommi 0 Insane Asy , wet Pgs ; . duughte © great railway kiudg tireet Saturday afternoon, and sud RRR RRR RR RR RR tt RRR ROR RR Rm t d : R morning he left “i than in those that united ad ys den hed headlong @ distance|% Polls don't close until 8 *|* * 5 j ove e to His Rescue, " “ Vanderbilt with Count Bxechnyt of eight feet. He cried a litle,|# o'clock. Be sure and vote. |* | BANK CLEARINGS. * ; 4 | coon m a wcheme ¢ b . % the part of my family to get rid From the p of view Of thei pe holding his hand to bis head, but ye ey RRR RRR Re a os ne reasons of their own. There | lice, the wedding 4 just twiee amt ft was not thought that anything | * Seattle. shape b mportant. Twe ve bine coat ould come of it * Clearings today ..$1,324,894.01 ; gt 4 , omething else t 1 the thing } Protesting t he nr This fraternal Order will | eee though what this | ’ 1 at the med wedd afternoon spinal menin * Balances 183,991.22 Was being “+ P “ia gate the proceedings and am not at Hiberty to say now Fifty officiated at mating a oped + * ‘| sat steps it dee proper in The crowd ‘ was in good The child was 4% years of age * Tacoma. - f fe insane t\the case. } Talk With Reason. hom ’ craned thelr neck 1 ody is at Butterworth be ngs today $658,419 % i “grmad , md. Bee Wife the Compicinant. Loan or ; : . vial Se ael oa ont rom ee ee a ee * * j MBB Was taken ty| B » was taken in charge by being mentally unbalan : * * * Portland * ' Jal by @ state , {the police on Fe ary 29 on com . attache " t ation here wa * TONIGHT’S PRIZE FIGHT. * * ( ecihe $9 8 & i t t fe, who alleged ut 1 th t der the der the . . * HICAGO, March 3.—T - : toed € had t atened 1 her wared ¢ ‘ at ‘ ' ‘ (Formerly Cornelia Harriman.) na GE r . Wee i # | mobi! 1 ure ‘exeented to * bd t pepo the children. Evidence wa ‘ tt at r an a \ a LO 4 ean tekst oe dar Ca ‘ KR RRR RAR RRR 5 nding that ¢ eat t examination ec ar " nm tha ' Kdward | Rost " He | rh etting on tonigh ate th A ’ e a taistake } ied by Dr. J. B. Laugh , ' t : a 1 gave t . t bridge ( * I , elson is ®| The Ar car, the Th ‘Was in + t Cc. M. Th on to the ant ' 1 nt RW. Howtle f the f n of Inde-,* * Dat Oj la we tee ere ee eee eee | tribonal whic Beaman had pulled « reve y the Grace « $e * d that I we ' there tod * @areerated jn the . t wed m of st aie ann * en child:|the words that united th 1 ire. & i . * ue ihe : Ce-|% Polls don't until 8% Penned an ay woman ren. He b H] f er i Doane mueh th he # 4 e den th * dar Rapids, | wh i * o'c Be & d vote, © of Red Me t ¢ “ 1 1 men el lov f Tee eee eee ee 2 ee ee » few I TT eee eee eee ee!