The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 5, 1909, Page 5

THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, igo. GIRL DROWNS IN A BATH TUB (iy United Prows) AN FRANCIACO, it | BAN ON BAD PLAYS (Hy United Press) ALNANY May 6 |immoral or impure drama, play | Wotton show or Gov | $5 wil bring the best MALLEABLE range into your home—it wil c=) last a lifetime— to $20,000 - ox there waa no reaso nfor Misw Coey May Do-| to « sive | 0 BAN FRANCISCO broke Thdn. aay 6,| YM" found dowd in a hath tub in her “4 7 Sah aati father’s house yesterday, Physicians 1 by the NOTICE ANO for me ay terme oft mintt suloide, he arente aa entertainment t \ ' (up) SMELTER FIRES DIE ctives are employe day ins If the city council, the county commission the cation could be carried on in connectic the prophylactic work htet morning ing the myatery inding the Vire if Mine Mabel AntiTuberculosis society and ut at # o'cloek French Wady fire ers, the blic will join efforts in a crusade against consumptiogg, fis fall rapidly thatat avill be nothing but a memory to bring the blush of shame that it was allowed eataurant in (ty 1 | SALT LAK Fires in thre furnaces of the Refining company’s plant are dead and the oth will die out tonight. The ¢ ing workmen are atill out reported here that the strike may extend to the copper smelter of |the American company at Gar will | Held ted Breas.) Iry of the fi American tive Is & victim of ignorance, and it is his igno near disease will away rance which makes him a menace to others active smelting Murray | Coey, who two strik It was declare th xlated, but am your old stove or range will be taken as a part pay ment on a MALLEABLE Range, allowing you full value for it. the MALLEABLE range is the used in giv faction; girl wan any One who knows can show him what to eat ‘ 1 his dau | incover » daug what to wear, how to dispose of the deadly yody bath after breaking open the to exercise its ghastly tyranny over this city so | sputum, how to sleep—in fact, lay down all the rogm door, cannot remember hav- | simple rules of conduct that make for recovery ing amelied gas or of turning off the| jot Tie girl h@P Mody was found lying in the e ofp tub. AliBough whe (fmt eye trouble a New, Direct Service KANSAS CITY All that is required is money and intelligent ition, Th al ready at hand, waiting to perform its work The money is to be had for the asking Pefore Seattle secured its present emergency hospital, the city and county contributed a stated sum each month to a private hospital in return for the care of city and county patients. This plan could easily be adapted to the care of consumptive P ationts. that every person afflicted with tuberculosis be taken to a consumptiy Actually a com tively small percentage need this treat ment ‘An oat-door camp is on thing necessary, and acorps of tuberculosis purses the other There is plenty of room in King county for a tuberculosis camp where it would arouse no fears or opposition. The cost of establishing ‘and maintaining such a camp would not be un- duly large, and the results would be commen- gurate with any expenditure that might be nec- and the safeguarding of others ta bargain, Will or cash This at our store ' * was fully dressed when | » intelligent opposition is All this will cost money : / The the poorer patient nurses and is thousands of hor best sats a lifetime best range made require salaries; will need hand will Looking for an investment? See our business chanee column, page on es lothing and medicine; it will co had been suffering for some t money to ing the it last it saves fuel, thereby. pay ing for itsell in a very short time; come and in spect this splendid range we will be pleased to give you full information re garding it; if you desire, our representative will call on you, pricing your old wish to have keep up a consumptive camp, but the result bean obtainable make it cheap This will have to be done sooner or later, and the longer it is postponed the greater the task will be, They have found out back in New En gland, after vainly sending their consumptives to California for two generations; they have found it out in New York, where is is going to cost millions of dollars and untold labor; they have found it out in Chicago, where they are just beginning to grapple with the disease; and we of Seattle will find out, to our greater cost, what we will know at the present moment It is not necessary ia e camp oRA | im, a range and giving other information you may The rest can be treated in their homes high-grade { . EMPRESS machine {Sale of sanitary garbage cans— $24.50 these cans are made of the * heaviest and rust proof gal —with our ten-year { yinized (ron; absolutely water tight; heavy side bracing made in V shape, as shown on pic- ture; well fitting sanitary cover which will keep out rain specially priced for three AND THE All over the United States the campaign SOUTHWEST against tuberculosis is under way. East of the Mississippi river, states are dotted with con-| } Sumptive camps, It bas taken a long time to} arouse public sentiment to the point of action, The rest of the work could be left to the vis nurses and the general public. Nurses could investigate all cases of tuberculosis in the but this has already been achieved, And it is b f Washing the boast of Seattle that she was ¢ gh time that Seattle and tne state n lend a hand THE ROAD THAT WILL BE A.-Y.-P, E. SEATTLE It has never been| miser Phomes, and determine whether, under ordinary conditions, the homes afforded wery without liability of spreading the recovery J g Tn thts manner MARKETS ate the av | SPacrel te tee towel wholes . Rp ad according te | aed general wd rsa het Eggs e204 Bolter. mM ” } in matters of th a good chance WHAT IS a campaign of personal edu- | ABOUT IT? BRIEFS BY WIRE | BERKELEY, Cal—John Bur Troughs, the famous anthnature fak: | ing naturalist, after visiting here for several days, departed for Hon. | olulu today. Burroughs, stay in the Hawalian islands will be brief, WASHINGTON—Plans are boing | made at the war department today to convert the Presidio at Ban) Francisco Into & regimental station for both infantry and cavalry. | SAN FRANCISCO—Jearing the) ‘seventh Infantry and 140 enileted % aid Re . Ce 1 bani 43.009 44:08 E 90 gt Bngilsh estate valued at thousand dollars, goed. Who likes a grace- looking Shoe, at a cit find the jare and a wn to buy if gore anxiour to mot the feat into these satistactory for every time we do we ® Mteady patron of the— Was ever kr here, ight ‘or sw nd widtha, buy the first pair of itty Hi you where, men of company G, engineering corps, U. 8. A., the transport Shert- dan cleared for, the Phillpptoos at noon today. WASHINGTON—The senate has! confirmed the nomination of Thom. | oe R. Lyons as judge of the First) division of Alaska. | RENO—The election yesterday solved the wide open town policy, and the advocates won. | VANCOUVER, B. C.—Poreet fires are raging throughout Britieh Co- hambia. SALEM, Ore. — The Northwest Stove Works at the state peniten- ALL SORTS OF CALLS it sure ie a caution how we de- liver the goods on the classified Oy his Bilas tas ce matter. Advertising te like catenin’ fish —you've go to have the right kind of material. Anyway, people on the classified page seem to know their business. We reckon it looke like it, Because we've got testi. monials to fill a bushel basket. 4 flowers, 3 hivcks ines. Phone North may point a proud finger to many, and here is perhaps the gre teed The owner of the house advertise: ed lives at 2302 North 62nd et. Calla commenced the first day the ad appeared, And they continued for days aft- er the house was rpnted. Vegetables and fruit! That sure was a tickier, The ad was in The Star only. Call Main 1050 or Ind. 441, BANG! BING! — | Smash! Smash! Prices cut to @ fraciton of yalae | they secured, to drive competition i wg a * j will stay, ative is kind, Of deeds done Seattle atest of all crying for attention SEATTLE GOING TO DO tlary night were destroyed by fire last town $0,000. NEW WESTMINSTER, 8. C— Arthur Moliride, father mier, & ploneer, died yo ter 4 brief illness, aged 72. the pre. day af- CINCINNATI~The Unemployed Protective association, an o1 Hon of hobos, will petition congress to build national roads OMAHA — James ©. Dahtmnan democrat, was re-elected mayor you: terday. WASHINGTON—Walter Wellman fe to try to the North pote, either in @ di ——— he, SEATTLE’S DENTAL WAR At no time or place in the world’s history has such @ battle been fought for the constitutional rights of professional men, in 1901 the Washington Dental Society secured the enactment of % statute (not law, bot lawless) which gives them greater power over the lives of Dentists than any Czar or Despot ever exercised over man. The inw does not protect the public by preseribing quallfi. cations for Dentists but ts intended 1909 READY (New Line Great Falls, Montana, to Billings—234 Miles) AND THE BILLINGS BURLINGTON ROUTE WILL BE INAUGURATED MAY 23 Through Standard and Tourist Sleepers, Dining Cars, Day Coaches, Etc., Between Seattle and Kansas City Every Day in the Year There is beautiful scenery along the Great Northern's new extension in Montana, as well as on the main line across,.the Rockies and Cascades Your relatives and friends: diving .in COLORADO, NEBRASKA, NEW MEXICO, OKLAHOMA, TEXAS, INDIAN TER,, KANSAS, MISSOURI, ARKANSAS, IOWA, TENNESSEE, And neighboring states, should be apprised of the comfort, convenience and beauties of this new, direct, scenic route to Seattle and the AYP. E If you will give us their names and addresses, we will supply them, without cost, descriptive literature of the Exposition, and complete information regard- ing low round trip excursion ratés to Seattle and the North Pacific Coast, GREAT NORTHERN UPTOWN OFFICE—SECOND AND COLUMBIA Cc. W. MELDRUM, City Passenger and Tiékét Agent. to and does protect this gang in|. thelr monopoly and conspiracy against the people. The gang's ethics set forth that “Mt ts dishonorable to guarantee Dental Work” and “when prices have been prescribed by them it is dishonorable to work for a less price.” Their contract with all Dentists who come here provides that, “If you are allowed to take thelr sham and arbitrary examination, you will | abide by their code.” 1 guarantee work, and I cut prices, This is why | was arrested, | violated the Washington Dental Lords’ monop oly. 1 graduated from the Western Dental College, at Kanaan City, Mis. sourl, April 2, 1897. I am ieensed in Missourt, Texas, California and Oregon, and the Washington Denta} Board's booke show that I passed their examination, but the Board said I did not pass in their theory Their theory ts bigh prices without & guarantee. My theory is low prices, the beat work, guaranteed. The gang now uses the law, which from the Meld. But Dr. B. J. Brown This fight has not yet . EDWIN J. BROWN, 713 Ist Av., Seattle, Wash wocvequy: S=inEEEG tomas acces omer, re not all or, without dru Mjustrated and 1 Mires to every wick and I ho malle mo this f LL, M.D. Y Beattle, Wn, | Music Every Evening from 6:30 The Newport CAFE & GRILL Fourth and Pike ™ the Boulevard : A MAN'S LEGS WOULDN'T CARRY HIM fast enough if he knew what a de- liclous meal he could get at the American when his spring appe- tite has fatied him. Hin eyes will open and his gastric Julces com mence to flow when he sees a dainty spring chicken, brotied and served to the queen's taste, or lus- clous steak, brown, hot and juicy. | We cater to the fastidious and the epicure, to 12:30, Including Sunday. Raer. 4 HIGH CLASS KOHOOL OF DANCING r of the Improved Walt . Three Bop, and Behot abor Temple Hal Classes Tues, and Friday Mvenings fooial Wi and Bat. Private lessons by appointment Assignee’s Sale! The Great Western Clothing Co. will offer to the public at prices lower than manufacturers cost the great spring and summer stock of the defunct Crescent Clothing Co. of Portland, as- signed to them for immediate sale. $15,000 In Clothing, Hats and Furnishings For Men, Young Men and Children Store Closed for Two Days Arranging Stock SALE STARTS FRIDAY AT 9 A.M. WA (cad, actos a bs en in all departments. rf and saleswor- P guoted Natch forth 48 reliable merchandise tn tomorrow's issue, Great Western Clothing (o, 1317-19: First Avenue Opposite Arcade Annex fed W. A. ROSS, Asst. Gen'l Passenger Agent. UNION Savings & Trust Company Second and Cherry Gives you the best possible service consistent with sound banking methods $300,000 === $35,000 ‘Surplus _ JAMES D. HOGE, President N, B. SOLNER, Cashier Branches at George- town, Renton and Ballard FOR PIMPLES, 100 New Discovery Cures Eczema and Eradicates Minor Skin Trou bles Overnight. A few montns ago the dispensers of poslam, the new discovery for the cure of eczema, decided to allow the druggists of the country to handle It. Previous to that Ume it could only, be had direct from the laboratori, Since this change {n the method of distribution poslam has met with the moat pheno al success of anything Introduced to the drug trade in the last 30 years, All the leading druggists, including the Quaker Drug Co, In Seattle, are now carrying the special 60-cent sine recently adopted, also the §2 ing when it fs pee that, tn eozema canes, poslam stops the itch. ing with first application, procee to heal immediately, and cur chronic cases in a few weeks, In minor ekin troubles, such aa pimples, blackheads, acne, herpes, blotches, rash, eto, results show after an overnight application, Bx imental samples of poslam are t to anyone il free of ge, by the B ney Labora 32 Weat ty-fifth st, New York city, senventeld. —without question this is the lowest price ever made on a machine of this high character with a 10-year guarantee, absolutely reliable. ~the principle of this EM- PRESS model {s simplicity and perfection of construction, —this is the grade of machine “the machine store” asks $45.00 for. —~it will give lasting sérvice, can be perfectly operated, is fitted with simple drop head, new shuttle motion ahd gearing, and is ball-bearing. Attrac- tive polished case, two draw- ers on each side and one in center, IT WILL WORK RIGHT AND STAY RIGHT, —our price on this EMPRESS MODEL ~-fully warranted for 10 years, —each machine has a complete set of latest Improved nickel foot attachments put up in a regular price $1.50 heavy 14-02. copper lated tea kettle, with handie and patent seamed spout; the body ts splendid service for years regular price Is $1.60 yee i dy priced for three day day, Friday and Saturday days, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, as follows $2.75 cans for .......$1.75 $3.50 cans for .......$1.95 $3.95 cans for .......82338 ee ee eee ‘we can completely equip ‘your office—it’s a spe- $2.95 regular price $4.75 an excellent value for the week; this rotary chair ls very sub- stantially madé; finished gol- den; exactly like pleture; solid saddle shaped seat; heavy iron feat casting; the regular price is very moderate at $4.75; spe- clally priced $ $5 for the week . AMUSEMENTS. MOORE; Tonight aT 815 (No One Seated During First Number.) Farewell #ymphony Concert, With MISCHA CLMAN: THE WORLD-RENOWNED VIOLINIST, AS THE SOLOIST, (Hie FIRST and ONLY appearance in this vieinity.) MISCHA RLMAN I8 ONE OF THE THRER GREATEST LIVING VIOLIN- , Boston Herald. 700 SPLENDID SRATS ATA MO ATTRACTIVE PRICE!!! THE GRAND JOHN CORT, Manager Week; Matinees Wednentay Baturday, the Original BLACK PATTI Musical Company in “The Blackville Strollers” i) and Nights, 260 to $1; Matinoss the to 7 Seattle Theatre Russell & Drew, Mere Phones, 43. Matinees Thursday and Saturday. TONIONT, att x SELMA HER. AN and Stock pany of New York Players in “NO! RN LIGHTS,” « | big sownte production Prices: Matinees, 1c and 250; Nights, Ihe to S00, Next Week: "4 Children's Sake WOO sebics: LOIS THEATRE Sunset, Main 1804; Ind. 4nn6, This Week—A Great Play Well Played *“*SALOMY JANE” One of Noteworthy Plays of Season, Next Week—“LOVERS’ LANE.” Phones Phones 8108, Matinees, ba 2he, laehin, 100, Bho, S00, 76a, Advanced Vaudeville, Week of May 3, ‘wet Wonders. The Sunny & Stone, Thos. H. Ince r-Lavelle Trio. Dorothy Selis, Orpheum Motion STAR POPULAR VAUNEYKhon, Performances Dally—8:80, 7:16 and Prices—\0e, 200 THE NEW SHOW NOW Here. 20 TALENTED EASTERN ENTER- TAINBRS, LOTS OF FUN AND MUSIC, A NTAGE 5 VAUDEVIL ‘Vaudevt ‘ook, OF CLEOPATRA” ta Dramatic BON BROS. Act. 6 MU MURRAYS Dd Northwestera League Athletic Park BASEBALL Tomorrow at 3 p.m, ABERDEEN VS, SEATTLE, Take Vester Car,