The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 17, 1915, Page 6

Raia ma i 4 TOOTH TALKS —ON— Bridgework By EDWIN J. BROWN, D.D. 5., Seattle's Leading Deatis tees Whe Largest Dental Imitated by Nene. E orn scientific prophylactic y work is without question the t attainment of modern dental | i This is the only method nm by which lost teeth can be cod Without the use of plates, ework {ts condemned by of dentists; first, by those do not know how to make ework, and, second, by fakers| fters, who make the crud old-fashioned debris ridgework by @ome other name. MODERN PROPHYLACTIC BRIDGE. WORK, 2My prophylactic ft sanitary than the natural has but thre are eas Aeethbrush, and Ite hidden surface: se there are no muse of the great quantity of work made at my offices | Teduced the prices to a potnt ‘ all can afford to have ft In- of wearing the partial plates. sure and get my prices on bridge- and see my samples. EDWIN J. BROWN, D. D. $., ' TIS Firet Ave, Unies and Washiagton Blocks. m evening# until 8 and Sundays 4 for people who work. PHONE MAIN 3640 iF you ldney, Liver, Nervous or ¢ a, or = HAVE RMEUMATISM Stomach, Bladder, tarrhal affiiction: tn \ ia what you need. It re- moves the eimteres « ace. to organs At all druggists. Get nO} let. or write Kar-Ru Co. coma, Wr. Fresh STALL 210 BALCONY 10-lb. Bag Pure Fruit No, 50 sack Hi- grade Flour 7 bars Crystal White Soap . Gal. Heinz Pickling or Cider PHONE ELLIOTT 4314 50-1b sack 1 lb. Pure tor 5 large rolis Tollet Paper 6 cans Sardines tn Oil 6 Ibs. Broken ice for Gal. pure Cider Vinegar Scratch Food Fresh Olympia Oysters Pint 40e. Alaska Salt Herring, STALL 326 for ... ‘EVER SEE ANY “RIVER PIGS"? These are the gala days at Du vall, where the Snoqualmte Valley fair ts in progress, It will close Sunday night | A log rolling contest between two | cessful fairy ever held in the Sno qualmie valley. Displays of every and babies grown In the valley are) artistically arranged No pretense at was made | — British aeroplane being made in Toronto will carry two machine} guns and ton of bombs. BUY ch: batitute and call tt | bridgework ts far th One Package KELLOGG’S (Wax-Tite) Corn Flakes With every pound of Olland =rana Coffee 35: Old Holland Coffee Co. —Stall 312— Johnson Grocery Co. $1.10 $1.15 | Scratch Food for.. 25c | a1. abe abe | ahe ae g 3 10 Ibs. Pure Cane Sugar TOKIO GROCERY CO. MADE GOODS ) The high grade line |] of SUNSET BRAND |] of | Paints, Varnishes il} and Stains are manu- '] 1622 Fourth Ave. One-Half Block From Westlake Market lkind of produce, live stock, poultry | holding school! 99 jessons. Good evening, do you get — you want when you want er If mot, dash up to the New Pantages building, between cars, or while you're walting for the next chair at the boot- would have. made your feet {teh|. and your shoulders jump. In 20 Lessons “Well, just whaddye jasked the gink from The Star, “Oh,” said Brin, “RAGTIME No!" said The Star guy “Yeah!” said Brin. The guy from The Star fainted When he revived he was hum- “When Its Night Time Down | ming, jin Dixte Land.” | “What's that again?” Brin. “Simply teach | music beam it takes only 10 lessons,” he this," sald Brin, pupils how meant”) ked “we to play popular by note In 20 lessons, Some- Oh, Say! (Bing! Bang!) ‘Didja Know We’re Going Ra-hag Time Crazy?) HELD PERILOUS it lexpert “river pigs” was the chief! blac and see R. V. Knuppe entertainment scheduled for Fri or nard 8, Brin. day “We endeavor to give the Men, women and kids took part] people what they want,” sald in an excit chicken chase” over) Brin, “How's thie?" , |the fair grounds Thureday, Those And he whirled about on hts pt- who caught chickens kept thé) ano stool and tore off a couple o' birds, yards of popular ragtime that | It is pronounced the mort suc STAR—FRIDAY, SEPT. 1915. PAGE 6, 17, {that half of Seattle is ragtime crazy and the other half is getting the bug. Everybody's Doing It Mal Brin is ##id to be about niftiest ragtime player on the ‘\const, He's already taught 1 per ‘leent of Beattle’s population how | Ito play the Hgbt, popular stuff in| syncopated time and he's going to } sign up another teacher, a lady probably, to help him out the winter. cars and learn how to play, “Oh, My Baby,’ or “I Was Here, But | Am Not,” or some other late pi dash out and go home, and nobody is the wiser till it's all over and they can tickle the ivories like an old timer. “Takes about four or five monthe to teach most of 'em,” said Brin, “I have pupils from the department stor and from the swellest homes of the wealthy. I've got a couple of draymen on their 17th lesson, One of my ni it students is @ lady 80 yeare old.” The sign on the door reads, “Se a School of Popular Music.” js the only school of tts kind Seattle. Bernard 8, Brin, \F And so The Star guy lea: lie Lat porters down to @ you will find the worst kind red-light IT PUZZLES US, TOO asking a question. chief to escort any young lady te her room in a downtown hotel a 2am Now it is a well-known fact tha' the police have | FATHER CHEERS LANG FIGHT the people of Seattle know what kind of a chief we have. Also, | ted }if you will send one of your re certain hotel, Editor The Star: Have been reading your articles about Chief Lang. Three cheers for The Star, Keep up the good work | lagainst hundreds of men. of al house is running wide) zie could be sensibly explained open. Young girls 17 and 18 years} old, and older, smoke, drink and do worse A FATHER, | POLICEMEN 0. K.—HOW ABOUT | manity, it is not againat the law for a| small, t arrested a number lof men under charge of disorderly Letters to Editor About Lang Case conduct, just for escorting a lady to her room, It fs most unthink- able that there exists in the law any exception for police officers. If such is not an unlawful act, the city of Seattle must have commit-|at the morgue with a dirty bullet serious blunders by placing|in him from some tramp’s filthy “disorderly conduct” charges| pocket. Why men accept a post tion where their lives are in dan ger, where they get no thanks or approval and very little protection is a mystery to me. MRS, A. PALMER, Silverdale, Wash tention to the public; and who among us would take the place of 4 policeman? He goes on his beat in the full knowledge that he has two chances tn five of bringing up thetr 1 am so wondering how that puz- JOUN NYBERG, 6307 Russell Ave. CHIEF? WOULD BRING US ROSES officers in their true light | And I want to tell you that the people of Seattle (all but the guilty {ones) truly appreciate all you do, jand glory in your spunk. I hear without fear or favor, Seattle po-|remarks on the street cars and in Hee epuld, to any city I have been| public places, commending The in, give lessons in courtesy and at-| Star and singing its praises for the sive the police, great and) & chance. I have resided or visited In near. ly all the large cities in the Unit ed States and Canada, and | say, Roasted PHONE M. 6989 50-lb, sack best 4 large cans Mt. Vernon Milk . Vinegar for .. We carry a full line of Heinz bulk Pickles. ZOBLE GROCER COMPANY STALL 219 FREE DELIVERY #1 order, exctud 10 | 200 1 Ib. 2 cans Peaches or Pineapple. 2he Lb, fresh shredded Cocoanut.18e 1 do, Nutmegs for fe 9 bare Swift Pork Steaks, 2 Ibs. for Pork Roasts, per Ib ise Veal Roasts, 1b. 12% to 16e Best Burbank Po- Legs of Lamb, per Ib ite tatoos, 100-1b, wack ShowMor of Lamb, per Ib...12%e te and 95c Corned Reet, P F 4 cans Carnation Milk...,..2! ant of Veal, Ib 4 pkgs. Washington Macaroni or Spaghetti for Stalls 11-12 4 Iba. fancy Head Rice for. ae 7 Crystal White Soap... .26¢ $ 206 pke. Quaker Oatn forg,...20¢ 0 er foc R Baking Powder, can.40e No. 6 sack Centennial Best or - Maly wisGr tor. -s. ss: wgi.40 | Hand-rolled Chocolates, 1b. box.. ‘ Fudge, per ib.. 10 SPATE 304 Salted Nuts. F de by quart or gallon 324—F. H. 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STALL 117, LOWER FLOOR the | ure | proportions i# un-American. summing up the situation thus, John} during | STANDING ARMY INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 17.—This nation is in a perilous position be of the European war; we must prepare for effective defense, but a standing army of adequate After’ A. Lapp, in @ statement issued to- day, suggested the application of vocational education to the army jand navy as the solution, Btudents drop in between street) |be presented jot Dear Editor: Have, with some| Mr. Editor: 1 am not personally | linterest, noticed The Star's dis-| acquainted with Chief Lang, and,|. The Star—Dear Friend of Seattle closure about the present police| being an old woman and extremely | Many times we wonder what would chief of this city, abd {t is a certain}homely, no one would notice the| become of our city were it not for) statement printed in The Star in| circumstance if | was, But, with |the dear little Star, to uncover the one of the editions which appears! your kind permission, I we Ike |evil and graft and show up some #0 puzzling to me, so I can't help|to say, in the name of common hu-|of its supposed-to-be leaders and Lapp, as a member of President Wilson's commission on vocational education, drew up the bill that will to congress. He is the author of Indiana's véeational law, which has been a model for states Vocational education and nation: al defense should go band in hand, said Lapp true stand they take in vital mat ters For my part I would love to bring a tubful of roses and place them at the front door of The Star office. Just let the good work go on. ONE OF YOUR CONSTANT READERS. AFTER 808, TOO Editor The Star In addition to informing the public of the condi tions existing under the present “chief, how the “blind pigs” are running wide open in the min- ing districts under the past and present sheriff of the county? Why doesn't “Bob” close them? He cannot deny they ave ex- isted and do still exist-—as the writer knows differently. Yours truly, A READER. RALLY, HE SAYS Editor Seattle Star: I want to commend your effort to purge the Seattle police department, and to rid the city and the taxpayers of Chief Lang. Mr, Lang has, as you have ly pointed out, shown that) he is about as unfit a person for) the position that he fills as could| | be found in the city. His cheap ex cuse, that enemies of his were shadowng him and that, to discover who they might be, he found {it necessary to make an appointment with a cabaret enter | tainer and visit her in her room at| 2 o'clock in the morning {s, to say the least, ridiculous and won't wash. 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