The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 26, 1915, Page 3

& * Dental Fakers in Seattle By EDWIN J. BROWN, D. D. Dental Department Union Block eration for and toward quatities unknown t " j als we find the Some alieged De {tate to tell bol: tisements: in BIN Introduced ON Ga DENTIST. Tete Dr Rark jumped at the ehance to try to injure other Den thats by casting slurs and reflect at them and the: fices. He tells we that there in no combine. If this be true, why is it that wan two or three years getting his state cer tifteate? He ts conceited that he thought he could do his Httle cheap advertising trick without getting caught. it requires Real Gall for an Alleged Dentist to practice what he calls Dentistry, without a certificate. in violation of what he calls “Law for three years and tered Dentists as three years. and then ing His certificate, set up the foolish about qualification and warn i People about other Denti«ts who happen to be in the same position that he and his men were in before LOCAL MAN TO SWIM; TELLS HOW ; GETS CRACK | SIDE STROKE BEST FOR DISTANCE woRK By Tom Robinson Coach of Northwestern University Championship Swimming AT N.W. THLE Team - In this article | shall take up the H. C. CHANDLER EGAN, Mod-/side stroke, one of the oasiest and ford, and Paul Ford most useful strokes for Iife saving ng for PacifioNort and long distance awimming in Tacoma toda Re eliminate: In this stroke remember to lie on Jack Neville Friday Ford displac the side. Either side may be used ed Robin Hayne but take the most natural one DOC STRWART has an alibi. He} 2% *tioult to given combined says O. A.C. has no game with | jot W. this year because he woo't ro }stand for Washington's high-hand nethods apes DRIVE AHEAD WITH VICTORY OF Miss Peterson! | BOTTOM ARM over Miss M. Me rrie, was t mateh of day in | Woodland park tennis meet Friday CHESTER THORNE Pacific Northwest Golf association's prexy; no Seattle men chosen cers. \ 8. A.C. tennis tourney nears \ final round; Wils afford and Austin still in running MANY FORMER football heroes have offered their services in help ing Berkel whip team Into shape for U. of W. games FOLLOWING STIFF practice work ida. oarsmen who will row eepsie Monday, were tak: | ing things easy Saturday | SEATTLE AND Vancouver will play first game of next week's series here Tilks have double header scheduled with Spokane| Sunday | | ALTHO EVERY club has been | | heavy loser, ero league season out COMPLETION OF third block shows Blondy Butler leading James Maturo in handicap pool match at White House parlors, 300 to 259. officials of the West have decided to stick | DRIVE HARD THE TILKS would have some of baseball. in golf, the lowest) “— score wins. Yep, we got it again |" and leg service for home prac Friday. tlee, so I will give it for practice in water BREATHE OVER C SHOULDER ON DRIVE AHEAD WITH BOTTOM OF FRONT FOOT, Mabel Donaldson, 11 years of age and one of Coach Robinson’s| chance if they'd play golf instead) champion pupils, demonstrating the side stroke | STAR—SATURDAY, JUNE 26, | COACH ROBINSON'S 2ND LESSON ON HOW | TO MASTER THE EASY | OF BACK FOOT, | brought forward until it meets the left The e pwa of b » upper and} lower arms are now « in to the body, elbows t, hands near left | shoulder. The legs and arms are| now ready for the drive The head should now be turned silghtly forward and you may ex-| hale thru the nose. | The t step is the important one Count Thrust the upper em out in front of the body and| the lower leg back behind the body. At this point, do not turn} the knees either up or down; keep! them parallel with each other. The feet should now be from twal and one-half to three and one-half! feet apart. Your legs now form a} v Snap the upper leg back to} the starting potnt, using the bottom | 1915. PAGE Children, 5 to 12 Leave Colman Dock at 9 A. M. | Arrive Port Town- send 11:30 a. m. Arrive Port Wil- liams 12:45 p. Arrive Dungeness 1:15 p. m. Arrive Port Angeles 2:30 p. m. 3. 50c DON’T MISS THE BIG EXCURSION L ROUND TRIP TO ANGELES Tomorrow, Sunday, Jnne 27th On the Fast Fireproof Steamer ‘Sioux’ See Beautiful Puget Sound at Its Best FAST STEEL STEAMER SIOUX they received their certificates " RW PO AB Young Dr. Bark fiatters himself Bayes $] The counts for this stroke are when he thinks that I Jealou ey Tie tin achievements, because uss $ 7 3 3% d/three in number, two active and matter of fact Is considered a ea 2 3 2 6 © ¢/One rest period joke by : 1 Seattle , Gee cf the mistakes I acknowledge ¢ 6 1 & & 6] We will take up this stroke lying wing made Is that I dignified him $ 3. § 5 fb flom the left side, as this ix the most Tee moe Soccenition. bat tk + 22 2 fb ased and tt gives you the right arm| ST ldche Gatectiotne by sect pull with the leg drive. In case you ing slurs at my offices and also at oR 13 2) find this is not natural, lie on the Dentists of the highest qualification | ap mh HPO A Fright aide and just take the actions Se wee are vietime of the + 1 6 & & 6lreversed. Remember, never let the ministration of the same. bd ’ : ’ ° ei hand come out of the water; always As I sald before, there is a type) ‘> $8 fat 2 f[met the arm drive dnd leg drive ae conn es cones, 82 e $$ 3 [Lf Sat ame time. In count 2 the leg “of conceit that there is no room 4 1! f © 2 4/action ts continuous me in them, ry i i i d}. Take up a position lying on the 18 THERE A DENTAL COMBINE?! oP * lieft side, left arm out in front in f OUR TR co ce alh gae mere a6 4} te 3 Em straight line with the body, palm rd presented to h Dentist |down. The legs are straight back who applied for mination what the board called a code of ethi which was intended to be enforced ct which read, In part, as ow, therefore, it Is here- eed by and f the first part that In con- sideration of his (or her) being per 10 take said examination, he ie) wil }in line with the body, leas together; right arm straight back with hand y.fon right thigh, head resting on left | shoulder, looking over right shoul Wotft Stolen bases megan, Amith, Wott 4 | Str Count 1, bend the legs until they are flexed about one-half, or until {o,5 i. if 8 Heense ts tasued HORTRWESTERN, LEAGUE the lower leg is at a right angle > Rim (oe her) by the party o fom. Hoot, Pet) with the upper leg, knees and tt (The State | Spokane ..... of ae bBtace), oc 2 condition prece: | Tecoma 3s sel ankles still together. At the t. practice Dentistry with full | Vancouver = sie}time, bear down on the for Fegard for the code of ethice which | Vlcterte a0 404) arm until it comes to a right angle as been adopt y the Ni d ‘ Dental Association, and will, Seattle }with the under side of the body; ~~ } them flex same and bring hand to a AMERICAN LEAGUE }point near the left shoulder; the! of the foot, and snap the lower leg forward until it méets the one, using the front of the foot is merely a “scissors At the same time the arm action | jin as follows Thrust jarm forward, palm down, until ft te/ back to starting point, and hold. The upper arm action Is: Hook hand and thrust downward and back, keeping arm in near the body until the hand rests on upper thigh, or as at start. Turn head, looking over upper shoulder, and inhale thru the mouth Count 3 is your coasting or rest period ' (Another swimming lesson Monday) bi) allie right hand and the upper arm are that may be adopted by . 2 Fr ington State Den by the party of th It is true thet the Denta retended to repudiate this contract iter they saw that it could not be penly, but for years they it mecretly, and would do so of ex RAINIER FOLKS | HAVE EXCITING TIME AT FIESTA | ota without ques- pet Db insult and ert} 638 * men could subject a person tc this does not a2 ae ; . 29 (433) Punch made a “face” at Judy, a |iittle girl, standing on her very tip- Secson Temp —, Ny em per |toes, cried out in delight, a kid ex son Tt am publishing the I facts in becau want a7 toi |ploded a peanut bag close to his | kansas city iar. 2 i. by ged 557| mother’s ear—and the first annual ainier valley was nts alone. ‘ n beatae in Ri hall write on the| t son | 01 eee eS ows eres 2» ‘5|. That was Friday. Today Colum- «1 ade Cae i lcd +. 2°? bta City ia trying to catch tts breath # ‘l Fifteen thousand people crowded COAST LEAGUE lher streets yesterday In a whirl | Wea. Lest tlwind of riotous merrymaking oon Lake Ony {3 BE ae was Just a community gather | ‘4 43 Soeling, a getting together to get ac: +d «3\quainted. And was it a success vom {i 44-482) Weill—anyway, they're going to enice a “ " . : |have another next year - @| Dr. A. 0. Parks’ riding ponies) carried pink-cheeked, beribboned children about the streets all day land didn’t seem to mind it a bit s:} In the evening there was a Call lthumpian parade, whatever that ts, which caused many squeals of rap torta 1; Tacoma 9, Vancouver Boston 9. New York Philadelphia 1 Poston Original fire back linings and repaira| for all kinds of |st. Loute 6 backs and colis | ut | postponed: rain and connected. Mayor Gill spoke, and little Florence rs oars 28, cneenas |4 foll 4 bands 05 PIKE #7. : Pre Kubey payed her violin, an Main 975 Mtabure ¢. Butters t. | played, and drill teams drilled and Ba COAST--fan Franc such a good everybody had, oh, time. THEY'RE GUNNING "A. G. GUNN, MISSING BELLI 1AM, Wash., June 26 A. C. Gunn, convicted of fraudulent "KODAKERS— “In at one, at five they’re s CASHIER TALKS Members of the accountancy class of the Y, M. C. A. were addressed “The Federal Reserve Banking Friday night, by Clande A.) Ac |Philbrick, cashier of the First Na-|purchase of stock in the Sumas | tional. state bank, will be taken to the -|penitentiary as soon as he can be liocated, hia petition for a pardon BULL BROS. lhaving been denied by Gov. Lister, laccording to word received here to- Gunn's petition was signed the state's witnesses, the jurors maAIN 1043 | and the prosecutor who convicted : —\him. Gunn, however, has been missing for several days, and bis bond of $2,000 was declared forfeit ed by the court | day by Jus? Printere 1013 THIRD el Gui e Visitors ‘HOTEL COURT BUSH ST. AT STOCKTO Meart of Everyth ASK BIDS FOR 40 MILES OF ALASKA GOVERNMENT R. R. St. Regi s Ath st., at Mock of permanent government railroad ton, Elite and Ma: in Alaska will be opened here soon to fill requisitions received Friday by Purchasing Agent Dole Thirty per cent of the equipment ture to issue from tiny throats, And} Bids for material to build 40 miles} i ~ | will be deli@gred before September) 1 |15, the remainder to follow within @LINCOLN HOTEL #2) ' 116 Market fan Francisco's greatent | days pa tnees if therofare. 2 min, trom Ferry Depot - neniemtaiieonat vom prinel You can't beat it for a nickel I dort: New, mod- we var Write for, reservations @ Union st. ear te!) that Hollywood Ice Cream Soda Rates 61,00. 61.80, 92.00. 82.50 per fay.| Kearny, at 212 Pike.—Adv HERE’S PROGRAM FOR 2 SUNDAY PARK CONCERTS ldanger lurks in pasteurized and) , be “cit y bereulin tested milk hop. Only the top price was affect-| The “citizens” band” wilt be on} tN eee aes against depriv-|ed, however. At the same time al be cicada Of Mecitin' entertain the 1. ‘tne citizen of his right “to exer-| cheaper price for raspberries was| tor not to tratoen te folks who pre-| cise his own free will and judg-|quoted. Cantaloupes also took a | “ Dae two or three miles by forcing him to buy milk! dip. |to Volunteer and Woodland ment by forcing and parks . eo is abso-| aaa to Haten to the b that the physicians agree eerviitaiasisitasiiinaineninte ands provided y from harmful germs. rieee Paid Wholesale Dealers for by the park board lutely free from ha Vegetables and Fruit Cavanaugh's band, which has ney would be compelied to pur ceva been hired by publicapirited folka| Chase either pasteurized ml op in the vicinity of Madison and Laes-| lk from tuberculin tested cow ch! parks, will play the letter reads, “both of which we é parks, play at both of thos aithy 4 | places |believe injurious to healthy in-| hee! : 160 | The programs follow tants and the latter a cruelty to Baran oo oe | Madison Park, 2:30 to 8 P.M saimals ona. per crate... 860 @ 418 |matutation, march, Prince of P or ute lovers Phere If You ucate ote tua ry Sit the Winds Ha | Carrots, sack 1.76 Allen Callflower, dos 1.35 ccc tut the Young Folks :***:: is vere oer « umbers 40 ™ ris of Apring” Mak’ |To the value of money and ricris erapetri te & coe | Nd Fashioned So . i ey are|:: eek 20 | = Cavanaugh the right use of it th os | Money, pew. case 8 en | Grana ieiention couna| likely to grow up into Money, atrained Late 04 wa Sy Gommeus, tis ad baa \straight and thrifty man- |; I head lettuce 4 ond anberries Leach! Park, 6 to 8:30 P.M | hood. Novel oranges 2.00 @ 3.76 Malutation, march, Prince of Peace ~ a pons, areck pie i 4 " Cavanaugh arsiey, dos. 3 Waltnen, 1001 Nigt Raspberries 115 Fae Interest ff Per Cent |. Serenade. By the Mooniight Apinach, | Medley, Beotch Aire Fp — Tomatoes, hoth 1.00 | Helen Prisctiia Libby UNION Watermelons, 1b. multe Ge Ballet, Antony and Cisoparn Winesaps 2m @ 218 | Gruenwald Cherries | My County, Tie of Thee UCMT Bings, 1 1b 16 @ los | | rie 100 @ 1:25 ‘TRUST CO. ontens SEATLE BURGLA Cairne eas 200% ‘ R OF SEATTLE te a on | Bermudas . 100 @ 150 | SKIPS HONOR CAM Botaions | Capital and Surplus, Yakima Geme 45.00 | ; Idano and Montana spuds36.00 @4a7.00 | OLYMPIA, June 26.—The first es-| $811,000 Ney anuan, Suma: te Hy cape , the year from the honor! Atrawberries camp of prisoners at Coberly can . u, 4 Vashon Marshalle 128 @ 168 von, Douglas county, was reported| JAMES D. HOGE, President) vasion clarks 116 @ 2.00 today to State Highway Co 8 iR, Vice Presi- stoner Roy. The escaped prisoner ae 4 poy Officer P| Nel kt ee | is Charles Frown, convicted of - 7 sh bdehecenone ach lae § [burglary in le so | Meigian hares on Eeaacaprccasren: HOGE BUILDING _[Hrellers «oP ¢ Star Wa 5 Mes ? ne Wants Ads for Re-l1n the Heart of the Financial | Pee", edie oe District | Hens, « iba. and over “M Hens, 2 ibe. and under oo @ 10 pring ducklings, over 2% Pork, good block hogs... .08 @ [08 Pork, larger 08 @ on Vent, | 8 | Varicose Veins, Butter, s and Cheese (> Butter ° | Resto Bhatia: Test Bi xative Washington DE. DONAWAY, g02-2-4 Liberty Mullding I] creamery, brick at | ba tr Dypostte Ps 60 BS creamery, solid pack a | Office How m. to 8 p.m. Cheese | Bandays, 10 9, m, to 12. atic wheel 22 Gussesent ‘i is upper} action | the lower} WOMEN’S CLUB ASKS | ROUND TRIP FOR ITS MILK RAW A letter from the Women’s Civic club advises city councilmen favor ing the McBride pure milk bill that a big crowd. Tickets on Sale at Colman Dock since the an, occurred Saturday, arriv al i Dairy Lunch Will Be Served Aboard the “Sioux” Sandwich 5c, Coffee 5c, Pie 5c, or take your own lunch basket if you prefer. Round Trip $1. Children 5 to 12, 50c Here is your chance to take a beautiful trip on beautiful Puget Sound. Bring the children and let them fill their lungs with pure Puget Sound salt air. It'll do them good, and you,, too. a Get your tickets early, as there is sure to be The first advance in the price of | strawberries volume : when Vashon Marshalls took a 1c o Oregon tripiete 16% w teins 17 Wisconsin triplets 17 Washington twins 16 Y America i“ us Kees Select ranch 4 Country May and Grain t (Prices paid producer) o . é Alfalfa, No. 1 @is0co | 28.00 | ‘CUT ROUND TRIP Round trip fares on the interur- ban line between Tacoma and Se-| attle have nm voluntarily reduced by the Puget Sound E to} ectric Co. 75 cents, for Saturdays and Sun days only. The regular fare is $1 ja round trip. | | Notice of the change has been} filed with the public service com ROUND TRIP Children, 5 ROUND TRIP Children, 5 to 12. | Morse, he’ @| copper @ month, will be doubled, |mission. The reduced rate is made } to attract the excursion trade, whenever you are troubled || digestive organs, that these may soon develop into } more serious sickness. Your future safety, as well as your present comfort may depend on - the / quickriess with which you By common consent of the cines. Ingwoted = digestion, system has been cleared Remember | Beecham’s Pills are the most reliable of all family medi- This standard family remedy tones the stomach, stipw@lates the sluggish liver, regulates inactive bowels, sounder brighter spirits and greater vite Beecham’s Pills (The Largest Sale of Any Medicine in the World) Sold Everywhere, In boxes, 10c., 25. } a 50c Passengers return on either the Steamer Sol Duc, Leaving Port Angeles 3:00 p. m. Leaving Dungeness at 4:30 p. m. Leaving Port Wil- liams at 5:00 p. m. Leaving Port Tow1- send 6:30 p. m. iq Arriving Seattle : 9:30 p. m. or Leave Port Angeles on the steamer “Waialeale,” » stopping at Port Williams and Port Townsend, and arriving in Seattle Mon- day morning. to 12 ......90¢ TO DOUBLE SIZE. OF TACOMA Mil TACOMA, June 26.—Three dj tors of the American Smelting and Refining company, Edgar L. News house, William Loeb, jr, and W! @, id a conference in Tacoma yesterday after inspecting the Ta” coma Smelting and Refining com pany, and announced that the pres- ent refining capacity of the plant, which is 5,000,000. pounds of fine The refinery has been enlarged several times within the past few | years, but ore shipments have con: tinued to grow to such an extent that an increased capacity ig ime perative in order to take care of CANNING TIME, HERE, FRUIT MAN ASSERTS Get ready to “put up” berries for next winter's stock of jams, jellies and preserves at once. It is cane ning time. The market is as lo® today as, very likely, it will be this summer. “Prices might go lower before the end of next week,” said G i Dyer, manager of the Seattle Fruit and Vegetable Exchange, “but the risk wouldn't. be worth the saying, Economical housewives will do well to purchase this week.” with minor ailments of the seek a corrective remedy. legion who have tried them, better looks, ity come after the | and the blood purified by sleep,