The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 14, 1914, Page 3

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Ve Ve It's all a mistake about the rats of Hamlin jumping in the bay and drowning. Every mother’s son of them- and a lot of the daughters, and step-sons, and nephews and nieces—are residing in rat tux ury at the foot of Capito! hill, at Washington park, E. Madison and Washington boulevard After the pied piper led the } Mn children away he must have ge ack and “piped” the rats the water. Anyhow, they're all Washington park now By day and night they and frequent houses bic Residents along E nm 1 -" MUD RE il ll , thém infested with | pillaged and} }seek vainly to kill Basements are them, grocery stores chicken coops raided The district ts terror The cause of the pest | dump matntained by the old ball grounds in park The elty hopes, tn time, to grounds completely with rnd on it form a playfield yretically the gart ered with dirt as soon dumped Residents to windw will aseu y it is a beautiful theory, and might work out tf there at.) Was enough dirt Swarm Like Ants on Dump About this dump rats sald to swarm like ant They climb trees ae thick! aa birds. On fair the place is allve with them, say res identa, The od of garth eb afar on the breeze, attracts and ever more A Star in vigorous a garbage elty on the Washington it fill | hoe m-th ear ne 4 of at out age Is COV it te PROPHYLACTIC DENTISTRY wi WE ADVERTISE a AOWN, DD. Laton Block fare forth ks away Madinon By EDWIN oa Avenue, rats atigating ye of rain, f man v ral wa day a downpour al to version f John Tu and P. Cl the two who dir p shall be 1 to Smell th of tte veh et places at ING ON THE GARBAGE CAN PUTED. ™ a\% have become so familiar with some of the rats they call them by name Many are he hold p ‘re Account them ison anc 4146 dint av ere where the garba Get Us They de ed svalonce an ay the rel ~ POLAND, ANOTHER BELGIUM, LIES <= BLEEDING AND DESOLATE UNDER THE FEET OF SLAV AND TEUTON By W. H. Nevison (By Messenger to Athens and Mail | to United States.) TROGRAD, Russia, Poland is another gium! Constantly recurri visions of the ravages wr waves of tre and heart he has lan pests, and ugh ‘ot PROPHYLAXIS AND GENERAL HEALTH an scription Houses ar os are Pastures » up trenches PE into embank ith refugees to War which new by ught ops, t fill h mn of 1a dozen tir has the and by the a beefsteak and! Russian German, sants from the east observer's with after far t plunder, starvati outrag ple I the Pillage even le Poland Has Stories of Atrocities, Too Like Bel of atroc The « out tory hind mn pair sum up th pec Things may ! ble in Belgium likely to be w rhe Poles a from being as well-to Belgians and famine holds them in its grip Scattered everywhere ove was a peaceful farming se remains of property of ® sie another xlactic} innocent but a Ples they fal caries, abs ade rse are as the already he t what he uses os not have| order to advertise t fact that he is such a good 4 that he does not have to ad: It i true that many dentists who advertise are dishonest with thelr patients; but it Is also true that some who do not advertise are not honest with their patients. When « dentist does the best work that ne capable of doing and gives to the tient the same kind of work that @ would like to have done in his own mouth, at @ price that he would| be willing to pay, that dentist is honest Some advertising dentists are so crooked that they should be making Corkscrews Instead of testh, but as & rule this class of dental crooks ¢ advantage of a den course and therefore ated that quailty of in- which is so necessary in ntal practice. It is sel vinpetent of graduate > the advertising| row dentists } nan alleged dentist advertises in teeth without plates or| rk. and at the same plates and bridgew ty method known, his argument to advertise in continues to to Warsaw the city cannot availa hundreds reds more r into the tr where labor Is need A wretched group th frequently from among t the sobs of an ur child | the moan of a mother, or the wal! of new babe, born on the road si pour tn and ble warehouse shel K sent for of Russia are, m and rine terted or Poles Urge Guerilla | Warfare for Revenge Many of the Poles bh gueritia fare selves fc oss of thet Dilar bands, half foot half horsemen, with th knowledge of th untry have st led in harassing foes and frequent chance bands of Uhlan The grave of the G Hes in Poland Russian offi gan out of this decision of th methods Wh to put bridgew alanders which fe ® ne to ra dentist, who tvertines | s by al he tn al ave had| eal advertising | raes on fillings, on| @ dentistry, on} Lord only Now we are told| w the art of ors have made r a ° cl t t y| 7 re which amounts to an 00 der with the With the zed in Po Il make Berlin is the half of the ¢ sistance the ezar, it vi must end by st Caring for Wounded a Gigantic Task Caring for the wounded bebin army of two or thr illion me is a task to defy the efforts of the best organized Red ( tion of the world church has instructed of Mercy” cor Many clerg under the direction of the w the field chapla but as nurses As most of the eral sta mo are normous army 0 nd, the chiefs de good their goal, and with to offer tle f th timate atta xht of numbers on rm: the to orces Musco: be heir tures bridgew place rk or Ww Y. MC. A. QUINTET WILL PLAY CHURCH The Y. MC play their first 30. Thi ture of a tr sin na 1 in Russia th at a “Monks ps be ¢ lished of th e r bishor ntirely ebureh A. basketball tea gan ight game wil n the mut a First to n at na M te not phy 8 sicians and the 1 th sent monks In the mon n educated in med-| momentous iW the Empress | iect Duche Olga), the wards di part in caring for| a+ example of Ain reign | Tu asteries have icine #0 problem for th In Petrograd andra and Grand | and Tatiana visit and take an active the wounded, another the democracy under America—which pervades tt ne house of Russ Ry th it ma at the czarina of Ruse nglish with a rich fris ‘ritz Metzler ayers to put ear r this es one eel war de Mae | Pre j len his hin » officia attle infected with hoof He ha he Chica biggest epidemic 1s Worth, killer of nd mouth in hun » stock fight being we be Interesting| twe U. 8. cavalry fi ford, Pra trict, in Arkan es street in Hart. to note t Cr coal minin speaks En brogt English is 7 lanky When the 1 girl, her go’ woman, and with a D h’s,”” in 10 against waged. FREE TREATMENT FOR FYERYRODY WHO CUTS OUT THIS ADVER TISEMENT AND PRESENTS IT FORK THE TREATMENT etleally the court of the the ent empress was a an Irish t tongue erness he pa STRENGTHENS ALIBI «:: { chain for re Jedro-Woo orged in the all under ar An Halg picion bank bandit her ther Ii Kazansia ton sus he is one ey wae yester da tered und at the O. K the na hotel, ad a ar from O¢ 14 to Oct hit cept October The nik ed October 17 only flaw is the fact that on the day following the did not register until October 15 to] ober comm! The October 18 robbery, he a.m. Also that from DR. MACY, Specialist | o oA the. han atures Saturday, handwriti eoms 1318 Second 9 the Khodes Avenue, Ment tle chi Wash Arcade Kntrance. MILLIONS OF THEM GATH sickly when GARRISONS OF | was inten cons FRANCE PAYS BILL of Russia > F SEE PLANTS WORK The planta ton's pre burg all Own | easy. ST STAR—SATURDAY, NOV. 14, 1914. PAGE ERA \ ES, AND are Kip OT} WIG I Udy ¢ TEAL Gl Uune ter had ft distinctly two oks away Now, we Hat all he poked fire was 18 a bit rted it in Tory Ko well, they eyes that derby This t# we'll under cover today, ‘« it few stay,” put twinkling through from his bat blame ‘em rat h The his don't say there ain't no mind you,” said Clinah an old mattress that a slowly cremating at f but wher a while you don’t notice Everybody ‘round this netghbor rd Hikes It now It ain't true the smell rate, Every rat that ec the that’s flew "Can't reg'lar how you the spre tered either Come re the pin wet you'll see a an rter to the edg passed tr dripped creek be rhe of the silence, ¢ tre led the dump. A moment allons of to a lttle attracts 4: water from the lov Clinch added but I think he's There's Jumbo We call him not that he's the the big rat of R mayor. Lik Jumbo lar ile burgher Jum with a big it of no haughty immense rat haughtily o some in particular and swaggered wheezingly toward the garbage pile He was #0 fat he moved with per ceptible difficulty Grocery Store Raided They're going to send out of rat poison and a rat dog re wald Clinch One dog'll have a hard time with all these rats M and Miss Tureotte have toe grocery store at 88th N. and EB, Mad ison, Just nat of th bridge tha ey like leros we the park The store je al od earbag edin n. ‘They're tn th along comes the 1 dump The «dup, and can't get o d here, We see dc day—t cans f a lot tomor em in cov H they lumped at re N Reporter Sees One ir, and once b T WASHINGTON PARK favorite rat They ¢ Mrs lock Tuesday went to his rendezvous for ga at night elry there oungy who go carousing it nec arry on bh " Turcotte {1 JUMBO. WE MAYOR OF RATVILLE Rats Play the Piano Mr He W slter H rner infe ade he no keys ted no shut rats opene isband sneaked ub ing he ft r ackers chalre out the behind of oat meal drag acknge They even back und tum t share rding She opinian reg the dump. The and occ kills #o slip come to her store with hit ft colliding thinks a rat in droves » got ly an F Alse of them the asional mar for Steal a Ore George R. Tennant the Hoge building, ¥ br on R ville, has hours Wiemapr suffered to dry 1 ear the cloth at v , n 8 r away, Sor f them get Ir and steal eggs " at Suit has ng th ing of to uffered most sever THE LOST BABIES OF POOR BELGIUM A photograph of refugee children, taken at Ghent. A news dispatch from Belgium says Families have been separated. Some have fled into Holland for safety. Others line the roads leading to the border. Weeping women are frantically seeking their missing children. @abies of tender years are toddiing along the streets and the country roads, weeping hysteric ‘GOT IN DEADLY WORK’ Nov. TURK CITIES "3" 14.—In removing a from the harbor aft Taingtau, two Jap- and eight soldi and a num Injured ” There are 436 Tsingtau hos n prisoners seaped ARE LURED TO DEATH 14.—Four Ger seroplanes were destroyed n their ants killed in an air battle over the Aviators up by the lured the German aft to a pint where y were an easy target for a con cealed battery and the were brought down with schrapnel CLOTHES FOR NEEDY of = the we officers kille exp! woun its rman tals n din were tak Six German officers ARE IN REVOLT LONDON, Nov. 14.—News of evolts by the Turkish garrisons t Constantinople and Adrian. ple were believed today to in icate a strong probability of he present Ottoman adminis ration’s overthrow. hat this meant LONDON, Nov pra occu, was thought, did not nee he is un ntlwar party gainst the the ne sent authorities whe r dragging thelr iropean conflict s danger perhaps into the F dered in seric power, and The Seattle Needlework Guild America, which did much good work a ye ago in supplying destitute famil with clothing » its annua round-up of clot today. Con tributions are recetved by Mrs, E. | A. Shores, Perry hotel of | Branch of Pa the ¥ injured by th which, Petrograd wrecked his officers | 4 Enver r| n 1] yesterday five Germ eported to have been kill tter found near the scen explosion declared the bomb| iT for “the man who sold} for rediscounting commertcial pa per at not to exceed 6 per cent and and nt Theatre on Second showing rkey ILL HOLD REUNION SERLIN, Nov. 14 paring to hold his headqi z to German The | amily rters aiser is reunion at He has invited his sons five daughter w to 1 there. The headquarters | tantly guar from attack » Zeppelins new Cal 5 calli Sc Sunday, Monday, Tuesday See This Thriller “THE MYSTERIOUS HAND” Three-part Adventure of “MY LADY RAFFLES” Featuring Grace Cunard, Francis Ford Late Stars of the Lucille Love Series. Do you like Sea Stories? Here's one in Two Parts “THE BRIDE OF MARBLEHEAD” Featuring ROSEMARY THEBY HARRY MYERS Late Stars of the Lubin Co. It has the Greatest Explosion at Sea ever shown in Motion .Pictures. ALSO A FUNNY COMEDY See this program on our Daylight Curtain and be con vinced we are giving the bi in town fe 5e Se Se Sc Se Se Se Se Se ARI finance first cost to ximatel ere h ) for the 14.—The minister timates that during nths of the war has been ap et a $13,000 Mir of rallroa¢ and three Fra been rep German 8b am ells sol of ome of Washing anufacturing con were shown In operation in el of moving picture films ex yited at the Press club Thursday ‘ht by jeorge =F. Vradenburg sident of the Tilikums. Vraden. explained the pictures in de your own home. It’s Read the offerings in AR WANT ADS—then joose Federal reserve board fixes rates | ally. Families are utterly without information of the whereabouts of fathers, mothers, brothers, sisters Thousands are hungry. There has been no attempt yet to systematite the exodus of the non-combatants. Many are stolidly remaining in their home hopeless, despairing, prepared to accept death as inevitable.” SOLDIER'S JAW (CONDITIONS ‘GONE: 1M GLAD’ IN PARIS SOON CRIES MOTHER 10 BE NORMAL ‘Special Discount 14. at of gov PARIS, Nov the French # The rament ordeaux aris before t of the month predicte at tary headquarters today Other conditic suming the day By Wm. Philip Sims ALAIS, Oct 18 (By Mall to York You can't imagine the fathers and mothers feel when sons come back to them from Hu nature and the war bring out In strong relief I watched the arrival of a an tra here today The were 1 with young men fre from ¢ end mili r New joy thi the to an arm or a leg a queer thing this quee is rormal. Rest remain open until 10 p, t of 8, though saloons ar ness m., in Red peti cars m the earlier hour Managers of the halls were also exy sion to reopen soon. The nationa! assembly vene December 15 Northeast of Soissons the French, instead of the ar the offensive, th roops ecting permis » hobbled out unaided lifted out on strete tly soldier lim platform and yout him His head was so bandaged that he could not wear his cay Onl sho Mother Welcomes Him One of bis arms was in a and his hand was so bandag to indicate the more fingers Nearby a wor tly was looking times sh soldier, Oth hers d onto looking one stood it is said ermans, on one eye intrenched sling The dd as | mented of one or} Prussian in the al line. left positions. British were highly compli for their repulse of the ard from their The ¢ 700 dead mans are stood alone » who also ed and then said to have 1d. evider one. | the f at the | — turned | hit ; over head with he g in the rered | barn Wednesday night | Provement today an comy showed im the soldier inarticulate stepr Suddenly With ar saw smott and return of ns are gradually re-| “nts tO! we guarantee the painless extrac: tired to shut their doors at the tres and music will con- ser’s resisting from their strongly| position on iron ny's CALIFORNIA Seattle’s Winter Playground PACIFIC Const states const tute mp that eh the not pro mild ma North- months. fr reent nd er the P NAMA-CALIFORNIA will ope: position ‘© January 1 YAMA-PACIFIC Inter Exposition will isco Febru- al San Franc 191 CALL ter or in safe- the points WHEN you FORNIA this wir » 1915, GO BY RAIL and ake all the Southern Pacific “The Exposition Line 1915.” Cc. G. CHISHOLM, District Freight and Pas senger Agent, 720 Second Ave. Elliott 1256, What It’s The foot and mouth dis- ease is caused by a filter- able virus with germs too small to be seen with a mi- croscope and capable of passing through a fine filter. The virus circulates in the blood of the infected an- imal and causes smail blis- ters in the mouth and sim- ilar sores on the hoof. It is violently contagious. it spreads to human be- ings through the agency of milk and probably in that way only. Milk pasteurized at 140 degrees fcr 20 minutes is entirely safe, even though from infected cows. There is no reason to be agitated about this disease from the standpoint of dan- ger to human beings. That danger is small. In animais there cure for it. ‘SAMUEL WILL HAND SOCIETY A WALLOP Sam Atkingon, national lecturer for the Rationalist association, will deliver a lecture in Stevens’ hall, Fourth av., near Pike, Sunday even- ing, 8 o'clock, on “Modern Mira- "a satire upon modern society. Ve ee ‘ALBANY PAINLES? (840800854 For 90 days the Albany Dentists will give a special discount of 10 per cent on prices quoted below We do honest dentistry at bonest prices, and with our painless meth- ods, which are entirely hermless, tion, ff'ling and crowning of teeth, No students employed, only skill ed graduates of years of experience, NO HIGH PRICES FOR EFFECT, NO IMPOSSIBLE LOW PRICES | TO DRAW A CROWD. | Cood Red Rubber Piate.. $5.00 Best Maroon Rubber Plate... $8.00 Gold Dust Rubber Plate...810.00 Whalebone Rubber Plate (best in the world) .. -$12.00 Gold Crowns (extra neav-).. $5 00 Bridge Work (extra huavy)._ per tooth serae cians Gold Fillings » Amalgam Fillings . Our Work Is ranteed for Te y ALBAN Y DENTISTS KS BANK BUILDING wond Ay. and Pike St, Open Sundays $:20 to 12:30 Evenings US. Phone Elliott 4088 touc nad he shoulder The woman uttered a cry nKOT with he en of the ed face expre 1 dell ently her mother-love, rath what she told her that t was ended on th she searched was to be s eyes all there the ral woun Apr er than her que isch With tenderly her *My son! A Red Cr joyously bu the soldier 1 another ery he caught arms which My she 8 surgeon stepp Soldier's Jaw Shot Away Madame,” he said, “your son ur doubtedly will recover, but I must | tell you that most of his jaw is shot Oh, I'm so glad! So glad!” cried, tears stream: down fa son! cried with up h ed. ev Room 16 Colman Dock J. P. she| - her Of course sald, and turned away He understood her. 1 confess 1| you are,” the surgeon ONE ing 4 ach their TODD DIRECTORY SEND A SALMON EAST, $1.25 1 PARTICULARLY GUARAN- 2 THEM REECT COND you r Iw ave b 20 years and mayb Moin 2005 did not | I sought out the surgeon to ask| why a mother should be glad to get | back her son with half his face gone | ‘T wee that times a day,” || replied the | When 1 son || BALLOU & WRIGHT march away hin up for dead last he comes back, it does not matter te her how terribly he is wounded or| how badly he is disfigured ACCESSORIES many surg mother on sees her to war she gives So, when at MOTORCYCLES Some of th | BALLOU & WRIGHT "8 VICTIM BETTER lition of James Latimer, ain & Fuel Co. driver, | The Spokane G. & J. TIRES—NOBBY TREA\ taken in on new I AND SUPPLIES ES GUaRAS ERD ike St., near Broadway Phone Bust 47h. . MAKES oyolen near Broadwny NEW HAND, AN A

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