The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 11, 1915, Page 8

THE DENTAL WAR IS ON!! the Regal Dentists Side With Neither Faction w Are Absolutely Independent We are going about our business in a calm, reason- | able way, performing the most difficult dental work at | the lowest prices and doing it absolutely without hurt- ing our patients a bit. Meanwhile Seattle's leading dental comedian con- | tinues “His sorry attempts to make disparaging remarks | about us. We don’t care to miix in this mud-slinging and vilification. We hold our profession in too high ' esteem to resort to such brass-band, clap-trap devices to attract attention to ourselves. We stand on our merits as dentists and the quality of work we turn out. * And remember this: 4 We positively will not be underbid "on price and no one can go above us on 4 quality. bs It is impossible for you to get unsatisfactory work done at our office, because— In the first place, every operator is a thoroughly competent man, and is licensed by the state of Wash ington to practice. He has passed a thorough, search- ing examination to prove that he is competent and _ knows his business. Furthermore, his license hangs | tight on the wall in front of his chair where you can examine it, if you desire to do so. And in the second place, with each piece of work _ turned out of this office you get a written guarantee that | your work will be satisfactory—and our guarantee means something—it is signed not only by the operator who did the work, but also by Dr. L. R. Clark, Manager of this office. So we say again, it is impossible for you to get un- Satisfactory work done here. Prices positively the lowest in the city for equal | quality work. | SPECIAL!—Teeth Pulled FREE! Each morning from 8:30 to 10 we will extract teeth F ebeciutely free of charge. We are doing this to demonstrate that we can and do positively pull teeth without the least pain. Every operator in this office is registered and li- censed by the state of Washington and his license is right here for you to see it. Why take chances? Also remember this—if you have your work done here, you'll save a good deal more than a dollar, and the dental trust, whatever that is, of course will lose just that same amount if you don’t spend it with them, REGAL DENTAL OFFICES DR. L. R. CLARK, Mgr. 1405 THIRD AVENUE Northwest Corner Third and Union : | tan and Robert Dollar companies } |the flame of other countries. he ran Inland CITY POPULATION aground in the American vessels carrying crews ‘of Chinese and other foreigners may be forced to employ Americans the future and to gail under dif Ferent colors, according to some NOW 1S Pwhipping men, in order to comply 834 | with the new seamen’s effec: | . | tive November | Seattle's population ts 320,824, ac = The Great Northern liner Minne-|cording to the government census oct a Segsoakt. (oce> ave d'¥" These figures show an increase of Maused to fly the British fing, it is'!7405 since July 1 last year, “gaid, and vessels of the Pacific 8,903 since January 1, 1915, and The Minnesota is expected here! 9 July 5, after being repaired for in-| § |Jurles to her hull, received when| Japanese | ‘FAMOUS PASTOR GERMAN PRESS "RUSSELL TO BE URGE 2 LINERS - INCITY SUNDAY. BE TORPEDOED | Pastor Russell of London en AM§TERDAM, Juno 11.—A Be Hrooklyn tabernacles, famous al iiin dispatch today quoted the Pont! thor and lecturer nto | the Interna d Tages Zeitung as urging that u theatre Sunday at 3 p.(the Mnerg Arable and Orduna, nail m. his tople being “The Battle ofling trom the United States to Eng:| Armageddon. Pastor Russell has won distine-|land, with ammunition, be sunk,| tion as an un ally’ brilliant str | nt of Bible prophecy, and because| Apparently England was not intimt| of his published belief that the | Scriptures foretold the close of the 1 by tho sinking of the Lust gospel age with a terrible war injtania, the papers dects 94 Since the war came on time, ng people the w r have ‘TEPPELIN SINKS | his interpretation of the momentous events, and he has lec i widely to meet this Gemand.| | His previous interpreta give his present lectures peculiar | terest | The pastor claims to be an optl:! LoxpoN, June 11.—Two small mist of the most pronounced type./mnsiish fishing vessels were on but he declares that, following this|, ys Zanpelin oft the eonet of Molt truggle, and largely as its result.liand Amaterdam dispatches stated the Bible prophectes indicate that| Ae Ain | wn even gr jonfiict will ensue!" "4° Hutch steamer rescued thel resulting in social revolution and| crews of the fishing craft ater they anarchy finally ushering 19] h4q been blown up by bombs drop-| Christ's ki 1 | ped by the alrat ip Pastor Russell is well known as an independent Bible teacher and | has won a unique place in the | Hgious world during the past years | His antagonism to the teaching of | a place of fire and brimstone as the coe eternal home the wicked has for ne title of the wanti Hell Fi Preacher { As a religious writer he has the} VIENNA (Via lin), June 11 distinction of being the author of | Fore f the Dardanelle is now) a series of books on Bible study |imponsi ding to Capt. Von having a circulation now sald to/ Muck, German sea raider) exceed eight millions Emden, escaped with other During the past year his picture-|members of the crew when the story of the Bible, “Creation,” has}famous vessel was sun) een presented thruout this coun-| Von Muck was a Heutenant on ltry and Europe, and created a » the Emden and has just reached sation, as It is the first successful here after having been in the zone effort to present a systematic of Turkish operations course in Bible study by means of The Turks lost heavily wheo motion pictures. the allies began thetr bombard | Many thousands witnessed the|ment of the Dardanelles, but the} production here last spring when! warships are now worn out,” sald ldally exhibitions we: for sev. Capt ‘on M k in an interview Forcing of the Darden mpossible. The Turks ar will be Jnoldiers and are fighting na | didiy les | dea aylen & eral weeks at the Moore without /here charge for admission. Sunday's lecture There will be no collect | LIBERTY BELL perrograp cam HERE 5 HOURS, REPULSE OF AR PETROGRAD, June 11.—Repulse lot the Austrian and-German for all points along the vast Polish free The council public safety com L , mittee has Instructed Mayor Gil! and Galician battle fronts is report and Concil President Erickson to, ed t& a in official m gen to the| STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 11, war After a fierce battle east of StryJ, take charge of arrangements for re ¢. celving the Liberty Bell party which 1 arrives from Philadelphia July 14.|the AustroGerman army of Gen.) The famous bell will be on exhihi.| Von Ldénsingen has been thrown) tion here five hours, starting at| back upon the Dneister at Zurayno.| 9:15 a. m, Heavy losaes were suffered by the enemy, while 6,500 men and 188 a Let Star Want Ads rent fieer ‘ere captured. The main German advance upon your vacant rooms Lemberg declared to have been a — = checked, and the invading forces! thrown back four miles toward) Praemysl, over the territory which they advanced aft of the fortress ‘ir FIERCE FIGHTING = — ON ITALIAN FRONT ROME, June 11.—Fierce fighting ‘is in progress for possession of a | bridge over the Isonzo river, five | miles from Geritz, it was announc- ed today In the Fretkopel pass an Austrian force att yting to re take the defile captured by the Italians, was repused with heavy losses. In addition, 1,000 prisoners were taken Markets ‘DELIVER "ATTACKS ON TURK DEFENSES 8, June 11.—For two days bombardment of the Dardanelles forts has been main. tained by the allied fleet Mytilene dispatches, received to- day, declared the land forces had simultaneously delivered strong at tacks against the Turks. There has been little cessation of the battle raging upon the penin jsula or of that conducted from the sea, The result of the powerful al Washington Ts Fresh ~ he Broilers 'h (milk Hed attack is yet in doubt fed) esos RUC 2s". on Decca’ then, | LINER TORPEDOED; I (milk fed), 7c | SIXTEEN RESCUED Ib. ae | BERLIN, June 11—The Batavia Fresh Dressed iy ides Blesa’ exrk, . Fieecmembers 0 toe crew and 11 passengers were res cued by Dutch fishing vessels, ac-| cording to reports here today. PLANT OF BUTTE | PAPER BLOWN UP BUTTE, Mont., June 11.—The police are investigating the dyna- miting early today of the plant of the Butte Socialist, a weekly news paper No clue to the identity of the dynamiters has been obtained The Sociailet figured prominent ly in the troubles of last summer, when a large faction of the mem bers of the Butte local Western Federation bf Miners seceded from Rene ae Choice Steer Pot Roast, Ib.. Choice Shoulder Pork sea 12ie I7c Choice Loin Pork Roast .... Anchor Brand |that organitation and formed an in a CP) sepencene union icon At that time several persons were killed during a series of disorders. In one of these the hall of the Miners’ union was wrecked by a e of dynamite SLEFPERS ROUTED GUT BY EARLY FIRE. Washington Full Cream (mild) Guaranteed Eee "20c daz ... 5 cans Wild 25c Sleepers in a two-story i house at 88 Lenora at were rout Rose Milk. ’ led from their beds by fire at 4:42 (can abet, Ja. m. Friday. The blaze was extin S. Purple Stamp It Signifies Purity and Quality Shops Open Until 10 P, M. guished with a small lose. It start ed when one of the guests dozed off to sleep while smoking a cigaret. @ 1915. PAGE 8. The Whole World Admits The Business Crisis of Today We are badly in need of Money. We are overstocked and nothing but Money can help us out. If the public only knew the Real Bargains we are giving the raising of the Money would be a cinch. THESE PRICES DEMAND ATTENTION. 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Gray Granite Dish Pan ... $1.50 No. 8 Copper, Nickel- plated Tea Kettle ... 83 75¢ Unbreakable Camp Supplies 4 Oe $4.79 43c $5.00 New Perfection Single Burner Blue Flame $2.69 $1.39 97¢ _.33¢ Screens 18-inch Black Screen Wire, 50c 24x37 Screen 20c Screen Door icine $2.50 Screen RICKLES BROS. Hardware and Paints | THEM “OF GREAT BEAUTY Will Austrian Submarines | AND" MievORICAL “inven. Steal Into Venice Canals? Unique Naval Battle “May E Be Fou Fought in Historical City on the Water. ; Will this happen if Italy and Austria go to war? lodging | trian submarine would look if it rose to the surface under the Bridge of Sighs in Venice. VENICE, Italy, June 11.--Subma BUILDINGS, rines in the “streets” of Venice! It | city—the city is another wonder of the great|the sea—ba war! For weeks this ancient preparations Italian! VENICE, for war with Austria, | OF ONE OF THE MOST UNIQUE NAVAL BATTLES OF THE WAR. | Most of the city | elaborate system the water lapping against | stone steps and walls of the sean ings Koons the water is only Grand canal and the Giudecca ca }nal submarines of the enemy, ings that have made the city mous. The some of and 25 submarines are now moored Preparing for the struggle with Austria, separates the long, narrow jisland of Giudecea from the city of Venice proper. The canal is nearly a quarter of a mile wide. But Venice is wonderfully forti fied and Austrian submarines and torpedo boats would find it almost impossible to slip into the lagoon Gludecca canal, the city lies They would have to pass the Litorale di Malamocco, a strip of low, sandy land dotted with forts that is stretched before the city. taking no chances. The forts on the islands sur- Including tan and chillas, and blue poplins. Sizes for and misses. Belgian at Greatly How an Aus & Co. WITH ITS 1,600 is built on an of piling, with | the | of Venice in the center of which | But Pola, the Austrian naval base on the Adriatic, is less than| 150 miles away and Ventce is ho in the majority of the ca deep, yet in parts of the/ } | Thursday to rounding the city are ready and patrol boats are constantly on the watch in the lagoon and at the en- | trance to the larger canals. | - LISTER COMES WITH SHRINERS Governor Lister has changed his if} mind about going East in July. In- they dared, might creep in and tor-| stead. pedo many of the historical build. | fa-/the Mystic he will remain in the state and attend the national meeting of Shrine in Seattle dur- ing the week of July 11. John L. where | McLean, secretary of the 1915 ex- Italy's 70 torpedo boats | ecutive committee, was so notified by the governor Thursday night The news was entirely unexpected. The executive committee met put the finishing touches on the official program. The important features scheduled are Sunday—Concert by Nile Temple band . Mongay—Shrine night at grand stand Tuesday—Parade and children’s summer festival; Lulu Temple, Philadelphia, band concert Wednesday—Drills and grand Shrine p de. Thursday—Music by temple band of Detroit; music. Mosiem festival of Special Values in Coats At ‘12.50, *15, *$18.50 and Up gray fancy mixtures, white chin- navy and black serges and ladies All Silk and Wool Dresses Reduced Prices, J. Redelsheimer W. H. Fisher, Mgr. MANY OF that Is wedded to * : been bustling with) First and Columbia Friday—RBaby Oriental night Saturday—Tilikum day carriage parade;