The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 21, 1915, Page 2

Sane ab eer mmenne em Ye En Direction Sullivan-Considine. omntila ACTS WITH “JUST HALF WAY” | AN ORIGINAL AND DELIGHTFUL LITTLE COMEDY HUMA COMEDY ACROBATS THE NIGHT PRICES NIGHT PRICES NIGHT PRICES EN. ANGELES ON WAY TO THE U.S “® WASHINGTON, June 21 tion was received by Acting Sec Confir-] Boston The Mexican situation is threaten former lieutenant of Villa, is| plans for a vacation at Cornish, N bm route to the United States. H He fs understood to be headed for Everywhere. conditions are re ‘The Dental War Is On! And judging from the howling and wailing in certain quarters some } one is getting hurt. Our office is filled daily with pleased, sat- isfied patients, people who like to do business m an office where they Pare absolutely assured of having their work done by competent dentist who knows his business; who has the knowledge and educa- | tion necessary to pass the searching, thorough €xamination which he must pass before he receives his certificate a DR, L. R. CLARK We stand squarely on our record of many years of Satisfactory service to Seattle people. Our painless meth- ods have robbed the dental chair of its terrors and we positively will not be underbid on price, and no one can go above us on quality. Every operator in this office has learned the profession thoroughly in the best of schools, and ha passed the examination of the state dental board, and his certificate hangs right on the wall in front of his dental chair in plain sight of all. dental Why take chances of getting inferfor or ignorant workmansltip on your teeth when we offer you the ser- vices of men who you know are competent, when the cost is no more and in many « deal less? Demand to your operator especially ses a great certificate see We have every facility that modern’ science has de p vised to do painless, lasting and satisfactory dental work. WRITTEN GUARANTEE With each piece of work we give a written guar- antee, signed by the operator who does the work and by L. R. Clark, D. D. S., manager. This guarantee means that if in any way your work is unsatisfactory we will make it right. Can you ask for anything fair er than this? TEETH PULLED FREE! Each morning from 8:30 to 10 to demonstrate our pain less methods Regal Dental Offices DR. L, R. CLARK, Mgr. | 1405 Third Avenue, Northwest Corner Union Street }]| ae Matinee Daily 10 Cents ported worse Lsnaing today that Gen. An-| {ng to interfere with the president's ‘ SEE SEE SEE SEE SEE SEE SEE SEE SEE SEE SEE SEE SEE SEE SEE SEE SEE SEE SEE SEE Empress Theatre Corner Second Ave. and Spring St YOU CANNOT RESIST THE LURE THE—. SULLIVAN-CONSIDINE SHOW COMMENCING MONDAY MATINEE AND CONTINUING UNTIL SUNDAY, JUNE 27 A Jolly Bill of Funny People MAXIMILIAN THE GREAT THE WORLD'S MOST REMARKABLE ANIMAL ACTOR. THE APE WHO THINKS AND N INTELLIGENCE FROM GRAND OPERA - THE BARTELLES ~ TABOR AND GREEN ARTISTIC ENTERTAINERS AND SONG WRITERS ADDED FEATURE ATTRACTION—ACTOR MANAGER OF THE LOCAL ORPHEUM CARL REITER HEBREW RACONTEUR JOIN THE BIG ELK PARTY, SECOND SHOW MONDAY NIGHT, 9:10 TICKETS AT ELK HOME. Don't Miss This—S omething Will Happen Sure. THE PRICES OF ADMISSION ARE THE TALK OF THE TOWN THE ELKS’ DUO SEE SEE | SEE SEE SEE SEE TO RAGTIME SEE SEE SEE SEE SEE SEE 4 SEE 4 SEE 4 SEE SEE SFE, 10c and 15c SEE S SEE HOW SFE DO WE SEE!" DO IT? SEE! SEE}, SEE SEE! § SEE SEE SEE SEE NIGHT PRICES NIGHT PRICES NIGHT PRICES STAR—MONDAY, JUNE 21, Kaiser Will ‘Portugal’s : Evade Issue. SEE | 1915. PAGE 2, in Next Note BY CARL ACKERMAN BERLIN (via The Hague), | June 21.—Germany Intends to discuss with the United States several points covering nation al warfare before definitely stating her future policy as to | submarine attacks | The next note to Washing | ton will probably open thie die | cussion, | learned today. Framing reply of the imperial government is still In the conversa | tlonal stage, and there have been |no informal preliminary exchanges between Ambassador Gerard and Foreign Minister Von Jagow | The kaiser is still in Galicta where he ie expected to remain until This may mean the forwa vine |B icipal car which ran away just the answer may be delayed until] before midnight Seturday on the pe lin, but 1/Latke Burien line, injuring eight try yt con-| Per is the only one of the eight fer with Dr. Meyer Gerhard, the| Whose injuries are considered » emissary of Ambassador Von Bern-|fou8 Monday, He ts at Providence storff until after the note now| hospital suffering from # fractured framed is dispatched to Washing-|*kull, fractured right arm and ton bruises It is though t he war This fact confirms reports I have|thrown from the car while attempt received that the reply to President |!2& to apply the brakes from the Wilson's rejoinder will not be final reThe ties ta iid at H. ¢ but will call for further exchanges. |. eed “motors n; Mrs, Laura \s Robert Sm Adelle 8 | Weeks, Cotterill Haring and J. T. Bwetes bee 1 by a brake rod break ith of Rive de station, ‘The car raced down Sill j three an onto a derailing awiteh, she V p incline, went Satis off the end of the track and turned BAN FRANCISCO, Jun De-| ove tectives are co-operating today with exposition guards and o tc'els| SORIBES MEET HERE fn an attempt to run down two men} lishly dressed yo by ing wom n respon alace of Va ir of rare and a sty an i sible ed to have robbing t fustries at the is waid to have stones The collection was insured fo #30 ton t articles were loaned to A ition by Edgar Perea of New York \E Yelling for Fight Now LISBON, June 21 The first pro-wae demonstrations to occur in Portugal since the elections broke out today. Crowds march ed thru the streets, and gath ered before the legations of the allied powers, The throngs cheered and waved flags of the enemies of Germany until the diplomats appeared and ad dressed them CONDUCTOR NEAR DEATH Amateur ner = from allo States be here w Amateur Press association & convenes Ju 8, 9 BEAT TIME 3 HOURS The Chicago-to-Beat clay was finished wand 9 mir 1] was given Mayo! by Mayor Kreidel “ son's message Elle Gen. Carranza has seemingly been eliminated, owing to a split in his ranks, and his former chief com mander, Gen. Obregon, now dom! nates the constitutionalist faction Carranza is virtually a prisoner upon San Juan de Villoa island, in Vera Cruz harbor Villa bas en with Angeles who, possibly, will figure in a new earlier reports indicate. Unless food is rushed to a score of points, hun dreds of women and children wil! die of starvation, they have report ed The cruiser Colorado, with ma rines and bluejackets aboard, is now off Tobari, prepared to deal with the Yaqui uprising. CAPTURE A MILE OF GERMAN TRENCHES. PARIS, June 21.—Nearly a mile of German trenches were captured| in a surprise attack delivered by the French, the official communique stated today Taken entirely unawares, the en emy was driven out with heavy losses. Hurriedly the Germans delivered ter attacks, but were re “Our troops found the trenches filled with German bodi said the statement reinforced, COUNCIL ACTS ON WILSON DAY PLANS Councilman Haas, former state G A. R. commander, will introduce two resolutions at the meeting of the city counell Monday afternoon. One will pledge the loyal support of the council to President Wilson and the other will be that the coun cil as a body participate in the pa ITALIANS GAIN ROME, June 21.—Fighting con tinues for possession of the heights about Plavo, an official statement announced today. The last of these heights were taken by the Italians on the 17th, but strong counter at- tacks have been made by the Aus- trians, who have suffered heavy! losses, Gen. Cadorna reported ARREST WRITER WASHINGTON, June 21.—John Reed, magazine writer, and Board man Robinson, artist, have beer rested at Kholm, Russia, supposed. ‘ly for endeavoring to enter the war zone, The arrest of the Americans | was reported to the state depart ment today in a message from Am- bassador Marie, in Petrograd. | IT'S NOT A FIGHT WASHINGTON, D. ©. June 21 Dr. Cora Smith King of Seattle, out lining the purpages of the Congres sional Union for Woman Suffrage of which she is a member, declared that the union had no quarrel with the National Woman Suffrage asso. elation, which had criticized the union for its militant tactics, “Our purpose is merely to secure the passage of the Susan B, An Ithony amendment to the federal constitution,” she said, S.£.C0. WiLL WIFE OF WARDEN IS KILLED RUN JITNEY BUSES HERE Forced by the jitneymen to Give better service or get out of the field altogether, the Seattle Electric Co., within the next ten days, will have between 200 and 300 jitney buses plying Seattie streets, it is announced. The Washington Auto Bus Co., backed by the Seattle Elec- tric, has been formed for this purpose, according to General Manager Kempster, and to oper- ate buses in Tacoma, Belling. ham and Everett as well. “Experience is showing us that the public is demanding faa ice,” said Kempster, that the time for tonte past That this new departure may the opening gun for a hot battle roya een the dy establish jitneymen and the Seattle Elec ‘oreshadowed by the fact that rett, whe the street car company is already operating venee, | the independent drivers have caus ed rest of four drivers for the Washington Auto Bus Co. The war rants charge that the company driv ers had no license The company has also announced the opening of a new schedule from Edmonds to Seattle Heights, Announcement comes from Ten nessee that Circuit Judge Pitman of Memphis has declared the fitney bond law in that state unconstitu tional, in that it discriminates be tween automobile drivers and mo er serv who admits ‘romantic and pla consideration of conditions is the a tormen for street railways. SAVE MONEY ON MEATS Frye’s QUALITY Markets Tuesday Speci Choice Washington Creamery Butter, Ib...... 28c Choice Mutton Chops ........ 15c Choice Shoul- le der Pork Steak. . 2 Choice Steer c Pot Roast, lb.... Choice Steer Round Steak .. 1 8c Choice Loin ?ork Chops.... 18c Choice Spare Rie te 10c Guaranteed Eggs Cc ioe for U. 8. w 19 It signifies purity and quality. Shops Open Until 6:20 ®. M. JOLIET, Il., June 21-—Cring ng and wailing denials in the solitary cell where he has been confined since his arrest, Jos. Campbell, negro convict, believ- ed to have criminally attacked and murdered Mrs. Odette M Allen, beautiful wife of the warden of the state prison, to day went thru ccession of third degree ordeals, which fall ed to break him down Somewhere within the walls of the prison, among the 1,750 prisoners and 100 guards and keepe the man who crept | into the bedroom of the young woman, struck her on the | head. assaulted her and set the | bed on fire, after saturating the clothing In alcohol. It is believed the assault occur red about 6 a, m. yesterday, fire had been burning at least palt THOUSANDS AT _ BAND CONCERTS Alki beach and Leschi and Mad-| {son parks drew thousands out of | the city Sunday Band concerts | were held under the auspices of |business men in the two latter |parts. The park board's semi-pro band played at Alki Many persons were at Volunteer park, where the park board gave its first’ program, with Wagner's band FISHER FLOUR IS GIVEN EXPO MEDAL The Fisher Fiouring Mills Co., with headquarters in the White building, manufacturers of Fisher's Blend flour, was yesterday notified that the jury of awards at the Pana ma-Pacific International exposition of San Francisco had awarded a gold medal to Fisher's Blend flour. ‘The Fisher Flouring Mills Co, be- fan operating its plant on the West waterway about four years ago The company's plant has been! pronounced by experts as “Amert-| ca’s finest flouring mills.” The mill has a capacity of 2,000! barrels of flour or 10,000 bushels of| wheat a day, BRYAN SCORES ’EM NEW YORK, June 21.—Address ing the labor peace meeting here in Carnegie hall, Saturday night, Wm J. Bryan scored former Presidents Roosevelt and Taft as leaders of the idea of force in international af fairs, ‘This, he said, was inimical to the cause of peace TO WIPE OUT WARDS? Councilman he intend: Holton sald Monday | 1 to introduce into the | council late this afternoon a pro: posal to erase from the political map all ward boundaries in the ‘elty by charter amendment, as the| ~ when discovered the flames ate their way to an hour When d, 1t caused a short cir- h sounded an alarm. When the fire was subdued, the body had been burned almost be- yond recognition. Campbell was the last man known been in the suite, and he slept only a short distance down the corridor When arrested b exercising peared fire. Warden E. A. Alien, who was at East Baden at the time of the mur- | der, 1s prostrated He intimated, guards, he w Mrs. Alleg’s dog and ape to be uninterested in the however, that his es h in the honor system and hu- mane prison methods, to which his wife subscribed, remains unshaken. pushbutton beside the 30 Minutes Continuous Uproar Mack Sennet’s Latest Comedy Triumph— CANNON BALL With Chester Conklin Funniest Keystone Ever Screened Full of Sensations, Too! —and— The big feature, Clara Kimball Young Hearts in Exile Thrills and Heart Throbs CRAWFORD, ORGANIST COLONIAL | 10c Adults 5c Children the berry growers of the Pu valley that the association hi come a | model | for the. Country. PAULHAMUS IS MUCH IN DEMAND SUMMER CAMP Is On The Y. M. C TA. su summer camp, at y YAKIM June 21.—Sen- | East Sound, on Orcas island, is now ae W, ‘2 Reviaen ot ecuaae in full session. The Kids’ Country chairman of the executive commit- | club, composing the camp, left Se- tee of the growers’ council, was attle Sunday. The youngsters will authorized by the Yakima District | absorb book knowledge at the hands Growers’ council to appoint a su-|of competent instructors, along with pervisor for the marketing of the|sunburn and nature study. The Yakima peach crop. Paulhamus is|camp will be in relays of varying the man who so thoroly organized | length. WHEN YOU LOW ROUND TRIP RATES IN COMFORT AND SAFETY. LOW RATES EAST SOUTHERN PACIFIC : TRAVEL 720 secone AVENUE Phone Elliott 1256 VISIT THE FAIRS GO BY RAIL Cc. G. CHISHOLM District Freight