The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 30, 1914, Page 9

STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1914. PAGE 9 | Draper, N. Y. Jones. Wash SEATTLE FOR THE LOWEST PRICES! }} “HONEST” JONES || we po THE BEST DENTAL WORK IN { IDresser, Pa. iFordney, Mich. yj Gardner, N. J. Gillett, Cal. We Satisfy Our Patients! We Positively Don’t Hurt a Bit! oudenslager, N.J/§ | SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY nopf, McCleary, Minn. | Teeth Pulled Free! iGraff, Ill. ‘Mann, Ill. 9 to 10 a. m. only—guaranteed without pain. Be sure to come between 9 and 10, as this free offer is good Grosvenor, O ; ah <i Marshall, 'N. D. eee h| Howell, N. J. Martin, S. D. | REGULAR $10.00 1| Howell, Utah. ii Hull, Iowa. {| Humobrey, Wash. This is a reproduction of the congressional “Mileage Ri GOLD CROWN... Minor, Wis. 1 ~—- $10.00 AND $12.00 Overstreet, Ind. RUBBER PLATE ‘Patterson, Pa. Read What Our Patients Say About Us: Regal Dentists, City u D ‘ A Gentlemen I am certainly delighted at your painless methods of oll of Dishonor,” as it appeared in the official record in Col- extracting teeth. I had five teeth extracted by you and I positively lier’s Weekly, March 18, 1905, immediately following the shameful vote in congress to grab $190,000 for imaginary didn’t feel it at all. I entered the chair with a great deal of misgiving traveling expenses: S® THESE 22 names of men who voted to grab money from Uncle Sam to put into their own private pockets for imaginary trips from the na- tional capital to their respective homes! See the names of Jones of Washington and Humphrey of Washington, who voted to grab $1,260 each. See the name of the notorious Lorimer of Look over the names carefully, and note this mificant fact: Out of these 22 members of congress who less than 10 years ago voted for mileage graft to which they had no claim, only six have. survived political retirement. . Only six! And the state of Washington must shamefully confess that two of these six are con- gressmen from this state—Jones and Humphrey. The other four are Fordney of Michigan, the big timber baron who owns a lot of Weyerhaeuser forests rigs iow state of Washington; Howell of Utah, from the standpet state which furnished i cee ar cna beweeere eves tlonerel votes fe 1912; Mann of Illinois, arch standpatter, and Mar- tin of South Dakota. | Six of the 22 left! Isn’t it time Washington | got rid of two of these relics of mileage grab days? LAST CALL-LAST 2 DAYS In October, 1914 Friday and Saturday We Have Grouped Into Three Big Lots for Men and Young Men Double-Service, All Weather RAINCOATS Of Every Description At Reductions of 25 to 35 Per Cent or LOT 1—Men’s and Young Men's All-weather Coats. $13.50 and $15 etch. $10 LOT 2—Men’s and Young Men's Superb All-weather Coats; $15 $20 garments at rb Coat offering of many different and models to select from; LAST CALL Of October Is Here For Women and Misses Your Double-Service Is here Friday and Saturday at reduc- tions of 25 to 36 per cent off, grouped Into three big lots. LOT 1—Women’s and Misses’ $10 and $12.60 Coats, for quick $ selling at 7.50 LOT 2—Women's and Misses’ $15 to $18 Double-Service Coats. Two-Day Psgape ..... $12.50 LOT 2—Women’s and Misses’ $18 to $20 Superb Coats; an exceptional coat bays: Tmpay Special $15 Alterations Free Open Till 10 Saturday Night 916 Second Ave.—At Madison dyer’, OMPANY fs | in fact, 1 was almost afraid to do eo at all—but I'll never be afraid to have @ tooth pulled again if Il can get to your office. Gratefully yours, MRS. M. LENEHAN, There hasn't been a single state in the entire 1928 Fifth Ave,, Phone Elliott 2781. Seattle, United States which has returned to the senate any | On account of some unfortunate experience T had in the extraction . 1 bees t coward in thi et ‘oday t een! senator who voted for Lorimer. NOT ONE! | nihe Reape d vega Sor mae without chasitig 6 gavtiols ot Cuts Jones voted for Lorimer. JONES VOTED | JORGE, COOK, 1926 Sixth Ave. City TO KEEP A CROOK IN OFFICE. | - : | Dr. Clark extracted twenty teeth for me and did it absolutely with, Shall Washington be the first state in the | out pain. I have had a great deal of experience with other dentists and i n truthfully say that the Regal method is best of al ahiy rec Union to send back to the senate a man who stood | ‘cixtaand them to every one. MRS. J. MacDONALD, up in the hall of congress and defended this no- 623 Second Ave, N., Seattle. torious corruptionist? } Shall Washington send back to the senate this of aaed anton sed pace”. ff REGAL DENTAL OFFICES. There’s only one way to defeat Jones and that is by uniting on Hanson. A vote for Black DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager trengthens J. by dividing the oppositi re strengthens Jones by dividing the opposition. Don't HJ = 1.495 Third Ave., N. W. Cor. Third and Union wnat BA Black has no chance of election. He is going to run a poor third. That is admitted everywhere ———_____— + On Sieat Jones, then, it atl anones SEATTLE WOMAN BRINGS TO STAR WAR DONT FRET ’EM|HUMAN WARDROBES votes be united on Hanson. VOTE FOR HAN- LONDON, Oct. 30.—Peasants LONDON Oct. 30.—When’ three e one of whom writes: “They |and almost naked Britishers. Na- } | TIMES: WwoRDS SOUND FAMILIAR carry on every day work in |tives of Vollendam, so the story ‘WHY DOES THE In 1910, When “ | 5 jarge numbers among the forts j|runs, wear a profusion of clothing, 0 and batteries. Children play as |and in the Dutch crew were many tor Poindexter wi GOOD NEWS—In devoting a large portion of our space this morm| ever, women keep the cottages | Voliendammers, some of whom had making a progressive ing to federal intelligence, copled from the Memphis letin of the| spick and span, and men work jon as many as seven pairs of campaign against a 25th, It should be red that the news, In the original truth, Is| quietly on their little holdings trousers. In some instances one whit hed by the fi vost ma: who desires to hoodwink| when not digging trenches for | generous Dutchman was able to pro- standpatter, Senator W. tewas y the | the military.” vide six Britishers with pants. A the poor Northern whit LORIMER | Jones in || The former editors of the Bulletin, being rather pro-Southern men, ioe public speeches and in || were arrested for speaking the truth when truth was unwelcome to ick ake onea: interviews sent broad- | Yankeedom, and placed in the chain gang at Warrenton, where they | now are. Plumbers, coal dealers, real cast through the state This paper at present le In duress, and edited by a pink-nosed, ‘ rd estate men, and lesser criminals denounced Senator Bob slabelded, toad-eating Yanke®, who Is a lineal descendant of Judas are warned to keep away from La Follette, Senator Bo- Iscartot, and a brother germain of the greatest Puritanical, sycophantic, rah, Senator Cummins, | howling scoundre! unhung—Parson Brownlow, | James F. Conion’e fruit and hat | Yo Yet with such a character, this paper cannot cloak the fi that ae ene Oe poe Gh aad Pro- I Gen. Robt. E. Lee has given Hooker, Milroy & Co. one of th and | Conion has two Alredale ee ae soundest whippings on record, and that the “Glorious Union” is now the “laughing stock” xceedingly weak in the knees. D t Le Th Fi 1 Y oak the varinly: Teegmmanaes of congress. And now z0i Seaning << toe, te The Yanks outside ov | on t t em 00) ou as police dogs by Chief Griffiths Bde! : ee ia tonsil socontly.. ‘trovbled by’ talde of he comes before the Mint fepen 4 nye ante ety gi youngsters on his apples and or- voters hypocritically 2 aed paratal 7 ate ponte habs | . motes: Cormen estan the Sept claiming he is himself tude being taken by the news. Grant ts | The one Last Hope of the brewers and to gue le premises. ney 4 i i- o > ow bo: . ng daily, * * wie i de A learned 80 readily he continued are republi Pee eee | are oroestng the river 16 the re- "| liquor men in Prohibition Territory is the their education. : | "my it ts very doubttul ff any ‘ Warrenton, cursing Blind Pig, the Boot Legger and the Drug Store. Pete McLaughlin, a plumber, liv London newspaper ever spoke and abolitionists gener ing at the Wingtield betel, bas com ot a Berlin editor as pink-nosed, 1 The only Hope of the man in Dry Territory plained to the police that the dogs SEEKS OFFICE ON slab-sided or toad-eating. The | iterates bite him whenever he passes the English, French and German The Citizen wasn't printed on | who simply will have the booze has heretofore stand A NEW PLATFORM newspapers are doing their best, | the d of insue. It wns Motorcycle Policeman Frank Olm ee” Gera Get se until July 4, eel @: tote been the Blind Pig, the Boot Legger and the stead, detailed to investigate, found readers with reports of how the own he corner explat 5 ) S the dogs highly effictent , A ee air cated ta Wine Megal Drug Store. ae “Their higher education was well The copy of the Citizen, which | ‘© days bring about great The Proposed Prohibition Law for Wash- advanced, reported Olmstead was brought to Th tar office changes he banne f the : : . . ‘They had been taught the charac | by Mrs. L. A. Samuelson, R. F. t ove burg ington aims to put the Blind Pig, the Boot teristics and appearances of the | 2, Seattle, shows the ravage yen. Gran « rab- s Fem hobo, the bunk, the yegs, the stick ~ Se aatae bean Geeta A pet 4 ta Vickats Legger and the Crooked Drug Store out of up and the dip, in the order of thetr : ing Europe now, for it > inacc standing in the criminal world | S, srinted on the reverse side of ) business. ‘ ver Having thoroughly eohooied. the : wall paper | Best Laxative Any man over 21 years old, with sufficient dogs in the h or 1 é Anybody who has read a Lon- | Py r * ~ . of the mo », Conlon tau don newspaper within the past For Children thirst and money, can go to the County Audi- them to detect offenders of higher ‘ month will see many points of Sie : Sattes whl talent, taking up the dentist, the , ‘ similarity with this: ree gee gua) tor, pay 25c, and get a permit to legally ship real estate dealer, the lawyer, and | |i ; ; meanneneacataneial ~amaragannen | te ead of the in 2 quarts of whiskey or 12 bottles of beer ie 2 that master worker, the| 3 A DEATH LIST Now 66 aughing ttle dear y 4 every 20 days. “He now claims he has trained his! ¢ r " r . FY dogs 0 carefully thef seldom err gee HERRIN, fl, Oct. 80.—Nine|} rapeed Nel “ But remember, his name must appear on and whenever any member of those i . : . : s3 Seg more bodies were recovered from > mild laxe e register. dis permit must be se a classes passes his stand, they eye - ee Weekin ones alee ak Belt atapel the register. His permit must be sent with him suspiciously. He thinks this| Bi , alton, bringing the total number of |) hs py content of bab the order and no railway or express company the reason they growl so ferociously | g bodies recovered up to 56. It was!) noc ; . ee ‘ whenever they see McLaughlin, the! 3 reported others are missing, and |) ne a Sal ideo he wel can ship any liquor into the state unaccom- plumber.” it is feared a further search of th Ir ree ils’ a“ aichias al be a Olmstead advised Conlon to muz ino Mil hevakl Mu aiiceal ‘Sin ino Ht contains te t| panied by such a permit. Each shipment auto- scelfua cy anc vesodl cies ; bag egg RY matically cancels this permit. Dr | Experts insist that it is far in advance of WHAT THE “— GREET NEW PASTOR \f : { any Prohibition Law yet devised. AGENT SAYS « A reception in honor of Dr , . yas It makes it unprofitable for the Blind Pig, No booking announcement car-| of the Queen Anne Methodist Epis | — the Boot Legger and the Drug Store. George Carroll King, new pastor ries more weight than the one that) Qua a 2 copal church, and Dr. G, A, Lan 50 CENTS It makes it very public for the habitual Nat Good in the big Americ don, new district superintendent | | "3 Bee aetoot Neve us| Kins. AL. Arddle. will be held in the chureh Friday Boys’, Girls Children's | drinker, and London suc Say alge SGT | “fe pl * rey) DENVER, Col., Oct. 3 Love of| Cvening. HATS core ¢ ; nights, com-| Godin cay ony Rea te the plac] All members and friends of the KAVANAGH'S It takes the nerve out of the boozy woman aoa ey oe dy oy Wm | form on which Mra. Agnes Riddle | Church are invited. sede Viret at Ma who would have her drinks. iis reliicking comedy by Wm | tg running for secretary of state of _ 7 tat , f H. Post tw ¢ d with # year's! Cotorade DR. TRUEBLOOD IN TOLT j — ————— = It makes it impossible for your boy to g n at th tre, London Wash., Oct. 30.—Dr. B. T.| . ge run at the re, London | Mrp, Riddle, who 1s a successtul| 1 Vash., Oct. § r. B. T.| : . and all ins 1 in this country iat) hae served ie thé og | T was called to Tolt last Wr MAKE the stuff. Bhe was nomine jey operate on Arthur/| MOTION PICTURES The liquor men fear it will work, | HJertoos, son of Mr. and Mrs. all parties are endorsing her candi-|,suffered from pleurisy for six JACOBS PHOTO SHOP pis 6 The city will not need to borrow | dacy. ie inca physician, Dee We EN P.-L. manila . The man on the fence ought to understand money to keep the treasury’s nose 7 i | above water, the finance com NQTHER SHIP SUNK Cheney, of Falls Olty for consulta-| ee that it will work. ttee, Comptroller Carroll and ‘ citize , ae Guy: Sresunver y have de-| ‘LONDON, Oct. 80.—The « ICE. And all good citizens should vote and work {ded There is still $991,813 of another steamship by a m | LONDON, Oct 30 A Lancashire FOR INITIATIVE MEASURE NO. 3, in the treasury, and $50,000 has | Malin H reported he | ervice record aed re sca 4 ; been set as the mark below which |in a news agency dispatch from | by enlis ing and leaving England for | And help to raise up a sober generation in the funds must not go. The finan-| Fleetwood. Lloyd had no informa ront on Thursday, be wound ICE DELIVERY CO. #! ae clers figure the elty. can hold out tion concerning this mishap, and it|ed on the firing line the next Mon ELLIOTT 5560 Washington with this amount until the March | was thought the vee«al was a small|day, and being back in England in tax collections are made. ‘coaster. *& hospital the succeeding Thursday