The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 24, 1909, Page 7

CITY REAL ESTATE. estate Continued. | Live real men wanted to proposition, |331, Central Bldg. MINIT PABLO Her ay Wonderful values in Tallor-Made Uncalled-for Overcoats, Cravenettos and A Mon's few by fore tine new line of Mign'e Furnishings, Mats, Caps and Bult Cages, Also Full Dreas Suite for sicvc.n. tor Weysie repair, Nest pe ‘ Ff nvestment eens BOOKS AND STATIONERY, — PG Book Mors iniw Third av CHIROPODISTS. | etree Davia D.C, Chirapediat, foot ape Northern Hank Bids, Fourth Phone Main seed “CONTRACTORS, | ELLANEOUS “ foundations heads, steps tted” Phone CLAIRVOVANTS. AINS. oF git AND DOOR BAK “ Hs deore fr & Goore for waiving, #100 A guors with fancy om ernamonial apron, 8688 | posiTion fr io Se ees AGatos | ese OPENG, Y Grant, moat retlan! barma gt Tilt Pourth FP GOLD SRAL PAINT. O B Wiliame Co Ruy paint from ve tow te Patat,” ~ DETECTIVE SERVICE. piel dieates patietast teresa toaenisigl FoR, v = rect 8 ACENC bony y) nal and rr Tale Aetective wi Seen day care oer sais Tia, Tea bet Sa. ROBT, ‘bug Palitips U ei Pr eirs, a» ne 7 trae wad Ronwuline be be ‘ te "Investigations | Mate ‘Thi, 1. oe sels Aw ay . #6 adn, fase CH GIVEN fae ea fi rk dome 2 ge ao delat Seay oor HAIR GOODS, ~~ Switches stil on sale, O16 Union HA. MAKERS, ———— eee _1204 Mate Kavanangh, 1010 Fire, at LUMBER. xr abe Curios show ee ter: gampleve Codar and sprece tum! Jobneen, 2490 First av ne Main 190 Fur Ble —One firing machine engine oe. senna oe Set ‘Angora cote Mast Aloha MASSAGE. stat Riectria, stare, cae ie. ye for sale | 10000 ptesent lovetton 114 (rear) Uniew 20 Wallin Haya, 10 People's Bank Bide mae Prey OPTICIANS. OR for sale vere heap evenings. To @Y—PURNITURE. |” Sines \att as a RE & AVOTION 4 GxTH AVA, THe Monnet D-MAND PUANT- | warinere' th Bide Por oo ey OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS, aod County ne see Ror ty 4. rt oY one PAINTERS, cayrerating Cp papern: or Contract. Piet case Teamoaadie jenset, Main haha rane tieting an@ Ai PATTERNS AND MODELS. Beattie ern and Mode: Works Pivet av Main cece PATENT ATTORNEYS, FATENT®—Wooks free, gene references THAT ree Wiman, Washington D PB rom f, tas aoaet Paiging Can “re ee URNITURE of meron rooms, rent. $178. Corner Phone Green 46 mat ean Puen ay, & anep. four rooms Wareon ; make offer (cash onty) Metis ‘ee rs ehh a adie Roensye Parnes & Co i TEN Witte foe Mosk furniture fer a ee P| Seen as a Sasa ls anit =A "| "Peal & Talbot BRPRNT Mutual Lite PLUMBING. ap ietnoaetaraenettcnnateiertiaricits Pe eg a dive “we PHYSICIANS. WET ib tenite eae pa * LOVERING ‘has remares ja. hams fae taraiide: 1 reasonable, beat of imta 3 : Dr Dalton. skin diseases 435 Arcade Dr. Tucker, Unies block Ind i oy trained a «|PHOTOGRAPHZR® SUPPLigg ee eae) Andersen Suppty Co. 11) Cherry at tt PRINTERS, Prinut 506.09 for three years rece Seat bot, phones fan, mortgage on im: grey ed Heller Printing House 106 Seneca. Me POSTAGE STAMPS. —— ee we Dought and sold Gehweda con are ial o Diock th MONEY itemene mi Virt'sv ages We bay Tt 6 wane | thing at high. se et SHOE 0 OGALERE ‘The £ Weaere s. ow oe om invest In first mortenges ne, aad arn RD 4 VAN ARSDALE, AY, fear Madison to lonn _ Empire Bide i aoe ot ty George canes and — a nd . OR EXCHANGE. fe of Kxchang 99 99, \iGNS AND HOUSE NUMB: WRETON, 1406 Four STORAGE, Hintel cigar h ———— TRANSFER COMPAN) ae 14 move ay ae ay vb User, transfer, 2004 Vernon pave] a, furnttare end es one, Ballard 12) "reas nee. *nallard on |Tv WRITERS AND sup Lies, ne | it you He mere tr Trenefer Co; contrac Le io retee Mi kos, Tag-aimile type “vou and other we Typewriter & lwritton letters fupply Co, 323 TAILORS. TELEGRAPHY,. tenes TELEGHAPMY; wire or wireiens; ox pert Ine TRLEGRAPHY reek 606 Ka lowation, wireteas; rt Instrwotion College of ‘Telesraphy one 40M Yfke one & specialty our to_learn Pgh Bie ng of Tel at, Beattie, ‘Woah Ww jens expert instruct | Bul" iocarlon inet weet expo grounds handle good) Call at room) Hock ' FIC NEW JERSEY (hy Unlted Pree) PRHMABRTON, N. 3, July M—1f archweologtets had ben matiafied to let well onough alone and not kept Mewing and digging for the how, thir town might have honor of t th good Instead af being a fly apeck on the Map, sie miles enat of Mt bounded by Ranc | whole the ing the anctont hor stodon, oF something just Molly and creek and the at] Hikhtstown road, it would have wad | tauninoth | world ite name printed on Oh case In every museum in the But it ts too late now After finding the bones on Waiter wine men kept digging all over for «more, bee the he tographers and reporters and scien firet Antrim’ farm, bate the place nurse | ste Who came out from Philadel phia and Mt Holly (Mt Holly » | full of selentiate) to look at the ales sald they were queer. Hut after the first find Pember tons glory dwindled with shovelful turned over ly conceded that the bones were not every those of @ mastodon, the framework of a three oF an ancient pyxoloon. toed horse plove of metal, a sort of three ter eclipse, with several polnted nails sticking through holes In the rim of IL This caused no end of excitement in the village, greatly pusnied the setentiata. They | could net account for the metal which bad certainty been tashtoned by the hands of man, along with the {bones of an animal that had lived before man was The myntery was solved yesterday by an ancient farmer who could re member the time when Jersey | fo weed horses in the feld and to drive to meeting Sundays and to the Hquer store Baturdays Thir was before they ail had tourtng care U. 9. 5, WIGHTMAN IS. LAUNCHED AT BALLARD) BALLARD, July The UV. 8 {8 Wightman, being butlt by the Lo |ternational Contract company, was |launched fast evening at Tregon ing’s boat house at Mallard. The j boat ts to be used on the sound for the United States public health and hospital service. In the presence of a number of invited guests the Wightman took the water at $:30, being christened by Mra, J. H. Oakley, wife of the head of the marine hoapital service on the Sound As Mra. Oakley broke the bottle across the bow the little vessel glided slowly into the water. any kind niarred the coremwny The Wightman has been under construction for ‘and while the cruiser is almost com Phones | pioted, it will require a few days to sad on the finishing touches. It Is expected thit the contracts trial will take place about August 4 or 6, a fow days before the boat in turned over to the government. quar oval or and) Robert Sutherland, a proofreader on the P.-L, and an employe of that paper for 20 years, was suddenly stricken at bie apartments In the Carrol yeaterday, and he was re- moved te Providence hospital It te feared that he will not recover, MR. KRUTTSCHNITT COMING, 4. Kruttachnitt, director of main- tenance and operation of the Marri. man lines, te somewhere betwoen Seattle and Ch jo on his way to this city. WACO, Tex—Maurice Wootte, 4 woalthy merehant of this city, bis wife and six children lost their lives in the disastrous storm that swept Southern Texas Wednesday Dance Tonight Dance at Dreamland, Seventh av and Union st. Admission free. *** John Davis & Co., 709 Second Av, House of 56 rooms, with located near Yeuler Way and 19th av., on small lot, with paved street, for $2,150, with everything paid Nothing within two blocks at a price that will approach it Corner lot, 60%100, on 22nd ay., near Jackson at, with old house, to be sold by ad mintatrator, for $2,000, all cash, The house rents for $12.00 a month. nearly all rugnin weil nettiod 1.260 ERT 21 Ab cleared; round; 019-926 Hullaing Seattle Day Buttons thelr representative, Mr, W. W. Wil The Are to be made by Bull Bros, cox, having secured the order, to 160,000. | Bull Bros., Inc. “JUST PRINTERS.” Manufacturers of Celluloid Buttons and Novelties, Finally the diggers found a curious | Not the slightest hitch of| several months, | | It was final. | vut had been The Biggest Seven Days of |P. exposttion, will be no exception | { | | [fair grounds ling for divoroe from August G. Welt | charges \apecific Instances THE STAR SCIENTIFIC SHOCK IS HANDED OUT TO A WOULD.BE SCIENTIFIC TOWN OF SCIENTI- : arofull rim of metal, he de nd all doubt, it wa probably of the tate twentieth oon supposed that the 4 to the horse! and motor plows, After examining the bey aed that a horaeshos, nineteenth or tury It te he hones formerly belong that wore the shoo, All Pormerton fools cut up over the affair Walter Ant fowstia were in a fallow field that he anyhow warly wante ANOTHER lb WEEK [ON THE PROGRAM 4 ativred up All at the Exposition Is Doped Out From Spe- cial Events List. Opening with frooklya Day and the arrival of the Duke of Con naught'’s Sixth Regiment Bugle band, and closing with one of the big dates of the season, Awedteh Day, the coming week at the A-Y to the rule that each week ta more important than the last. ‘Tueeday will be Southern California Day,| and Union County, Oregon, Day The Brooklyn excuratoniats, whe ar tive Sunday and have Brooklyn Day Monday, will ettli be in attend ance On Wednesday, W. C. T, U, Day will be celebrated, and the temper ance workers will be gathered at the firat “dry” exposition tn bie tory, The same occasion will be Elke’ Day, and will be featured with the Kiks’ Society Cireus opening, giving an elaborate parade on the and & matings and evening performance in the Stad jum, The ctrous la being boosted ae one of the sensational events of the summer, and will be repeated on Thursday Thursday will aleo be Now Jersey Day, Delaware Day, and Weet Vir sinia Day, and Governor Glasscock | of the latter state will be a guest at! the fair. The Swedish-Flanish Tom- association and the Nation nh will celebrate on Thurs day, also. The feature event of Friday will be the rendering of the Interna: tional Military Tattoo, by eight bands and several companies of militia, at the Amphitheatre. The Bugle Band of the Sixth, Duke of Connaught’s own regiment, will take & leading part in the spectacular production. Friday is alee Mouw taineers’ Day The climax of the week will come/ Friday, when Governor John A Johnson, of Minnesota, will make} the principal speech of Swedish | Day at the fatr. Thousands of vie ftors are expected from through: | out the Northwest. The United Bwedinh Singers of the Pacific Coast will be a feature attraction! of the day FIVE SWATS LANDED OW ON CUPID IK THE ONORGE MLL ONE WOMAN TELLS COURT OF A TERRIBLE SUNDAY IN JUNE. Five separate swats wore given Dan Cupid in Judge Frater's court this morning, when @ like number of divorees were granted mismated couples One Sunday in June Louis Lio tensdorfer informed bie wife Julia that “thie wae her last day,” and preceeded to sharpen up bis razor | and clean hia revolver, Mra. Lie tensdorfer'a sensitive mature was shooked by these preparations and she filed sult for divorce the next day. She got it today RK. A, Parsons was given & eepare tion from his wife, she having abandoned him. Adeline A, Welsh won her suit for divorce against Norman FP. Welsh, which waa filed over a year ago, and nevér con toasted. Ella Stevens was granted a separation from George W. Stevens. Laura A. Holt sued her husband, Timothy D. Holt for separation be-| cause he refused to do any work, and lived contentediy on her earth: tings for many years. She won her sult this morning Katie Weitzel filed sult this morn- whom abe charges abandoned! in Fairbanks, Alaska, in March, | 1907, loaving her to earn a living | | by cooking. Laura Phipps also filed sult for | divorce from her husband, Charl Phipps, an employe of the West! Coast Life Insurance company. Sho | extreme cruelty clting | Bhe alleges he! frequently attempted to commit suicide after drunken spella in} which he had abused her KENOSHA, Wis—Work was re laumed in all departments of the Allen Tannery today. Although the strike has not been formally set tled, it is belleved to be practically over. number is to be from 100,000 New Addresa—1013 Third Avenue, SATURDAY, JULY 24, \é | [nant as the story 1909. SUNDAY’S A.-Y.- CONCERT, CONCERT, LECTURE, Lise nay o FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD IN 4:00 140 Gates open Clan Fraser the ground Concert, LAberattl's Concert, Beattl State building Leottite, The Phil at Auditoriam, by Re D. ¢ Vouper servioe conducted by the Methodist chureh lAberatti's IS HELD FOR Mighin bale yo Syn P, E. PROGRAM RATTI'S BAND BEATTLE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA FRANK GEWELL, MILITARY CAMP nd musielans, in yarlous parte of Hand iphony Must Orchestra Pavilion Washingtor of Emanuel Swedenborg Hk Sewell, of Washir mophy v, F aton o the M of A my of the ung ladiow Y building University Hand, Music RANSOM Pavilion IN PRIVATE HOSPITAL Young Mother Said to Be Detained at a Harrison Street House by » Mrs. Lindquist. m for a bill for board Mra, W. A & mother not yet out of her teens Held as ro. and other services, Lave three weeks at of a Mra. Lind Harrison at haa spent the inet the private hospital quist, on & The young wife went there three and Ae wired to leave with her week eke ame one week ag old baby Dut there was some money owing Mre Lindquist and, according to the story told by the husband, Mra. | Lindquist dectined to allow Mra. Lee! to the « in which her were kept, This morning! Mra. Leo's mother called at the prow- ffice and sought { Deputy John Perry Mr. Perry, in turn, referred her to the office of Sheriff Hodge At the sheriff's office, Major John} Mtringer, chief deputy, grew indig-| was told to him! and imediately dispatched Deputy W. P Rogers to the Lindquist home It required a great deal of persuasion m the part of Mr, Rogérs befor Mra” Lindquist aid permit the youtg mother and her child to leave the house, But finally the str ne arm of the law gained ite point, and} the mother and her baby jol ms other outside o ome met outing att the advice oy's husband and grands the Bverybody le happy now but Mre. Lindgutat, who #till hy coming to ber TRY TO END STREET CAR COMPANY FIGHT In an effort to satel up their dif ferences regarding the franchlee on Pine st. and the Jackson #t. and Maynard av. common user privi lege, the Seattle Blectric Co. and the Seattle, Renton and Southern rauway held « private conference thin afternoon at 2 o'clock. At this meeting the Seattle Electric Co. | presented a contract to W. KR. Craw-| ford, president of the Beattie, Ren ton and Southern, the contents of which could not be secured before the meeting house ae wome CARDINAL GIBBONS 10 | VISIT SEATTLE SOON An effort is being prominent Roman Catholies of this elty to induce Cardinal Gibbons to visit the AcY-P. exposition during the month of August. The Sar j will be in Denver on August 15, companied by ay papal detente. Dance Tonight | | Danee at Dreamland, Seventh av. | and Union st. Admission free, *** made by) | | Introductory Sale}, of Tools and Butlders’ Hardware §| cloves toulght at 10:30 p.m; Bf 76 articles out to almost c “for instance $2.26 No. 12 Disston Saws SL80 $1.75 No. § Disston Saws $1.49 O8e ‘a DNe ite Te Yankee Drill ‘ Yankee Serew Driver 600 Oval Beaded Mortise Locks Sash Locks... See the window display Monday we place on sale Rus sell Jennings’ Augur Bits Bets with 12 bits, 4 to 1; reg. price $6. Special No. 45 Dally © ombinatton Hab bit Plane, with 20 bits; reg. price $8.50. Spectal.....86,75 Monette Hardware Co, 103 Prefontaine Place, 3d Avi and Yesler Way. | Cherry street | Bremerton. NEWS BULLETINS PARIG—Promier Briand com pleted his new cabinet today when ho selected Admiral de la Peyerere| for minister of marine and Gen. Brun accepted the portfollo of war NEW YORK—Hiar aliver is quoted | today at 60% CHICAGO—Ten indictments were returned by the grand jury against Police Inspector Edward MeCann, of the highest officiais in the Chicago department. This after noon Detective Griffin, indicted yew terday, surrendered himeelf and was released on $26,000 bonds Md—The Button, mother N. Button inquiry is ANNAPOLI6, mente of Mra Lieutenant Janes Whose death an made, rifle tipo! apart Into being of important papers bearing the cane, according to Informa n received here from Washing ton LONDON—Pour days remain be fore the completion of the ballot that will determine whether or not a million British mine workers will go out on 4 strike in support of the | oan Scottish minors. LOOSE MEMBERS AT EXPOSITION TODAY The Fraternal Brotherhood and the Independent Order of Good Templara are celebrating their spe cial day at the A-Y.P. exposition today, Today is also Swedenborg | Day at the fair Delta Sigma Delta, a medical col | toge fraternity, held a meeting this morning at the Fine Arte Building, SEE THE NEW CITY At Our Expense Bremerton Heights is the place that le being sold so , becaune all who take this iit pleasure trip (at our expense) realize that 8 fow dollars invested alongside the Urémerton Navy Yard will bring tn large returns, This beautifal, high- clase residence property {6 along: side the navy yard and will always reap the benefita of Uncle Bam's large expenditures. It is fast grow- ing Into a olty, and has its olty water in the streets and pald for i At the present prices that we are selling thie beautiful property for, jwe will give you a written guar antee of a large profit In one year, Large Tracts Large Lote $50 and Up $35 and Up Terms $1 and $2 Monthly. Seattle Homeseekers Company are the owners, Seattle office, 106 Bremerton office tn the Oregon building, at Bremerton. We will show you all the Navy Yard sights in our free auto at Our men leave our of- fice several times daily and go on the fast new steamer H. B. Kon- nedy. Pifty minutes’ ride, Call at our offices and see us Madam Paul 1323 Third Av. “Tot Georgian Sanatorium free. Ind. 5490. examination Buneet, Main #0 Lady Attendan Why Don’t You Make Money? BUY PARTICIPATION CERTIFICATES, or | | UNITS, Co., at $100 EACH. sued by the Puget Sound Development You Can’t Lose They draw 3% per cent interest every six months; are redeemable in cash; convertible into land at option of holder; participate in the profits. See the PUGET SOUND DEVELOPMENT CO. CENTRAL BLDG., SEATTLE. of} was entered and her trunk) INOINS 0 PADDLE b wall UOLLEGIANS LOA Sa t {the vee of th we wine of Among ttle & denperite sta white brother at the be A of eleve itton on August a pleh 1 Puget will race the nnd 0. 16 orew Indian nac Universit ot over Washington oight-oared shel threo-rnile Washington The Indian No Pain—The | Roots of Modern Dentistry i Success of Merit’ e a course on ORES CRP No Pain—The Roots of Modern Dentistry ' Success of Merit traint are ie v V ‘ Brown Dental Offices in 1901, when they were small and unrecognized by the Dental Combine. Union Block, business only to bring sue the Brown Dental Offices, in the at 718 First ay, put under new management required two offices because the principles which coms and make his office one of the largest In the United States were hot yet recognized and understood by the public The dental combine was thon organized to keep dentists out of thie state, and the little old-fashioned dentist sald, “Hrown won't Inst jong, because dental work cannot be done good enough to be J rowh guar guaranteed, and anteon bis work,” but by 1904 Brown required four offices and four assistants, On July 16, 1991, were wore The Roots The Roots of Modern Dentistry of Modern Dentistry Permits dental work to be guaranteed and Permits dental work to be done so that done at prices far be- those charged by the combine den- #0 that work- ing people can have thelr teeth cared for, fillings stay tn, plates fit, and crowns and bridge work do the work of the natural teeth and give satis faction tow tata, The Brown Dental Offi- ces in 1904, when the Den- tal Combine had Dr. E. J. Brown arrested when there was no evidence against him. You see, he was hurting their business. In 1904 the whole Washington State Dental Society and Dental Board combined and made « furious assault on Dr. BE. J. Brown's of- fices. Every dentist who had ever been associated with Dr. Brown was blacklisted. The dental law enacted for the purpose Was put into operation, a lawyer was hired, regular assessments were made, money was solicited and accepted from advertising offices with which to prosecute and destroy Brown, Cappers and spys were hired and the combine dentists who use obsolete methods said; “We have got Brown now, sure. We won't grant him his license, and then we will persecute him and drive him away.” But Brown kept right on doing the best work for fair prices and guaranteeing his work and the peo- ple belteved in Brown's ethica because they could go to his office, have their teeth cared for and get out of his office with money in their pockets and their work guaranteed, while if they went to the combine dentist, they left his office broke, Business Grew And today after eight years of labor, Brown requires thirteen offices, one reception room for ladies, one for men, two extracting rooms, six operating rooms, one laborar tory for crown and bridge work, one for plate work and one reception office. And today, after eight years of labor, Brown requires a staff of twelve as ants, five opera- tors, two prosthelic dentists, three office ladies, one clerical man and one special assistant, making the largest staff in any dental office in the United States, outside of New York. The above cuts show the proportion of the Brown Dental Offices July 15, 1909, as to what they were July 15, 1901. The Brown Dental Offices, after eight years of continued success, aro without question the most modern, most elegantly appointed, and one of the most extensive and thoroughly equipped offices in the United States, and yet the antiquated combine dentista who live tn the past agos are saying, “It can't be done. Dental work can't be guaranteed.” “Dental work can't be done palniess.” “We have got Brown down now,” and this mutual admiration society continues to dream of the time when the people will not be able to distinguish “ethios ftom graft, hypocrisy from facts, stuffed Teddy Bears from live ones, and laws that are enacted to protect incompetent dentists against competition from laws enacted to protect the public.” The only strange thing to me ts, how can so many men calling themselves professional men, sleep so long and dream so furious a nightmare, all at the same time? EDWIN J. BROWN 713 FIRST AV, UNION BLOCK.