The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 27, 1915, Page 5

00TH ALKS WEGLECT OF THE TEETH WROWN * ; Largest Dental of. hee tn the World, imitated by Many, Equated by None | me to begin the oare of the} they begin to come tn offices and request that important tooth (the molar) in ted extra ed when th 4, Hundred EDWIN J. BROWN, D. Tes « ns 115 iret Ave. and Wasbiagton Blocks, Open evenings until 0 and Sundays w 4 for people who work. “Main 3640, My Bellingham office te and Holly ste, ead ee TS ae guarantee the supertortt: or the Lundberg, ‘Truss, and’ give tres {rial to prove tt Phvae ON BATTLEFIELD Bill Shepherd Says Bulgars Knife Wounded Serbs COUNTRY DEVASTATED BY WILLIAM G. SHEPHERD MONASTIR, Serbia, Nov. 24 (Delayed).—Atrocities in the | wake of death and desolation | are making Serbia a shamble A. LUNDBERG CO. Trusses, Deformity Appliances ana ‘Artificial Limba One of these atrocities was lef THIRD AVENTS Chief C. E. Snivel related to me today by Gen ——— | of patients being ¢ | Vassich, commander of the FOR WOMEN ONLY |piicants for booze cure farm. | Southern Serbs. ‘ at oi a Cotton “The Bulgars,” he said, 00 i known “ and reliable Tor | Start pectai on cee ee tee Slake uae FEMAL AND a . 7 a ° i Core| 10S ANGELES, Nov, 27.—Three| Kiied many Serb wounded y of the most obstinate | men fn this city have rolied up| with knives, they cried out $2 per box. or 3 fc rf [their sleeves for a finish fight with) In pain, defen plain wrapoer. The the Demon Rum. They are Chief, We stared gloomily from ¢ 5; Sundays, 11 to 1 | - “ vanced trenches before Monastir at RAYMOND REME of Police C. E. Snively, Dr, T. H iuidiue. villanen ihe Walnare BIT Trinwith and Sergt. Leo W. Mar|hed fired. Before us stretched a den, in charge of the juvenile bu-| Wilderness which the Bulgars had asia swept clean. Farm honsea were i. - only smoking ruins. Villages In “In at one, at five | Their e thod of assault I8lieveied Corpses rotted along the » ” unique, Dr. Trinwith, a habit spe|ro nd lay in the fields, un re done a they’ clalist, is going to cure drunkards | buried JACOBS PHOTO SHOP The Serb general personally guid Bldg. o ed our party to the ontermost po w_ “tt was when I learned, thraliiong, trom which the Serbs ure Sergt. Marden,” said Chief Snively,!remarkably delaying the fall of “that 20 per cent of this city's de | yonastir, Their valor and tenacity Mnquent fidren are t result of}; the Hquor habit that I conceived Second Floor P.-1. jot the liquor habit pa pass and P and (reat you per-/the idea of @ cure leat temporarily, the hing to see me for Develops Liquor Remedy and French are still active in th “I took up the matter with Dr.| district . | Trinwith, who already had achieved! They are ready at the firet op. phenomenal success in treating the/portunity to recover the ground] cigaret habit here. i from which the Bulgars, superior in “He immediately set to work oD/numbers and equipment, noe a remedy that he claims will prove as efficacious as was his preventive for the tobacco habit. “We have turned the city inebri:| SAY KITCHENER FAILED = | Veing, ate farm into a sanitarium and aro, BERLIN, big 27 sy | Bloed Shia disorders, etc. administering the treatment | patches to the Frankfurter Zeitung Veanreen,. the pew. and. reliahle | there.” |today declared Earl Kitchener's mix | remedy for blood disorders.| Sergt. Marden, who made the |#ion to Greece had failed and that | them. Stomach, Heart, Vartcose according to official announcement today The Serbs dynamited blast fur. naces, shops and workers’ homes at the French copper mines in Zajecar ing why they didn’t do it. Don’t be that way with a Savings Account. Start MURDOCK SAYS one now and talk about it and then flooded the mines. The afterwards. Bulgarian manager disappeared. The Germans are now pumping out the mines and restoring th works so that they may get new supplies of needed copper. Interest #70 | ALL USELESS | goes H ents KITCHENER AT ROME | BY WILBUR S. FORREST I, ROME, Nov Earl Kitchener UNION LONDON, Nov. I have been arrived today at the Italian front in England three days, and I must and went into conference with the SA VINGS &) say I am astounded at the extent {king and Gen. Cardonia, presumably of Gr Britain's military equip-}hoping to ally th as active as T co }ment and the evident deter@ina- sistants of the other allies in the TRUS @ j|tion to win the war at any cost,”|Balkan campaign | Victor Murdock, former American OF SEATTLE lcongresaman, told me today. “Com-| ling fresh “fom America, whers| MAN ON BICYCLE Capital and Surpiue $800,000 jpeace talk is uppermost, I am strongly impressed by the utter fu MISSES MAN; HITS tility of such propaganda.” JAMES D. HOOK, President He admitted that he feared Ma CURB; IS HELD UP N. B. SOLNER, jority Leader Kitchen and anti-W!! ’ Vice President and Trust Officer|:. Gamocrats may succeed in de | |feating the Wilson preparedness program BUSINESS IS BETTER ERETT, Nov, 27.—After B. A , on a bicycle, dodged a man s path he looked back to see who was the man he had narrowly missed and his bike ran into the| curb, throwing him to the ground. | Dily in HOGE BUILDING in the Heart of the Financial Olstrict it The other man rushed up and Dil Dr.Lindsay TACOMA, Nov. 27—A review |yea flashed an electric light to| potenti. of conditions at yesterday's |find that his assailant was ali - quarterly meeting here of the |Masked stickup artist. An auto p ‘ed and he le West Coast Lumber Manufac. |“?Peared and the man fl teurers’ association, developed AID RYTHER HOME The benefit cone Labor Temple Fr | | that lumber prices are back al- | most to the level of 1912 and | 1913, | | t given at the y night netted | FINDS WAY TO JOIN ARMY | considerable sum for the Ryther c non - | saduliaiie hor The concert was well at-| | ‘and women. / : - |; E examine free. 606 or 914 LONDON, Nov. 27.—Because altended. Both the hall and the | for blood disorders. Hours: 9 lerooked to prevented his enlist-|m al numbers on the program for fj & m to 8pm. sundays, 10 ||| /ment, A ton, 18, Rugby, had the| were donated. The home is at| Il S34 Pine Gutrance 1204 Third ||||toe amputated and is now a private| 1362 Denny way i ove in the Seventh Royal Warwiek reg-| iment SAVE YOUR TEETH OHIO CUT RATE DENTISTS 207 University § Opposite Fraser- Teeth extracted absolutely withe ut pain from 6:20 te BELIEVE ROBBER USES BOY AS AID ata Seattie, to aid him the discovery The police believe t hous »perating | year-old be following aterson m. daily. ints of a boy's shoes on window open Friday re, W. ¢ W A taken Jewelry «nd diamonds value@ a £700 to $700 tolen from the “me of M, I 344 29th me THIS TOWN DOES WELL LONDON, Noy, 27.—Cliftom, Eng which was t att im home Bath ave jewelry N wa mall amount o ri Gold Crowns, $3 but the best material used—gunrantesd for 15 years land, has sent men to the cob Amaixam Fillings. Se to 61.00 | Best Gold Crowns $4.00 ors, 156 having been killed, 210 Gold Alloy Fillings. 91 to 1.80 | Best Bridgework $4.00, wounded, two awarded the Victoria Tull Bat Jest 25.60 Crogs, 17 distinguished service or. Lady att ¢ each chair. | ders, and 16 the military cross KILL WOUNDED U.S.DESERTERS RUSSIAN DRIVE ‘rom an int Come to me for Fellable Wasser-|qiscovery that 20 per cent of this|the Greeks now expect an ultimatum | man oT Take padeniebhey letty’s delinquent children were the | from the allies. lresult of the drink habit, stated| ees Limenty Bite, |that practically the same condition |ALLIED OFFENSIVE IN SERBIAT, Oeetike hours, Pam. to 8 }is confronting every city in the| PARIS, Nov. An allied offer Sundays, 10 a m to | United States sive of mighty proportions Is seem The Trinwith treatment involves | in, about to begin in the Balkana several doses of medicine dally, For this purpose large British forces SOME MEN good, fresh alr and normal #xer-|are landing at Salonika and heading — ; : r into southern Serbia . i. :. he craving is removed firc’, di + Spend half their lives telling appearing in 48 hours, then the TAKE 101,000 PRISONERS. what they are going to do, | poisons aro eliminated from the) peRLIN, Nov. 27.—Serbian pris the other half fain. "78%, 854 the cee la’ G1NGE oe taken Ge. the antaien of the and y built up with « toule. entral allies now number 101,000, PAGE 5, STAR—SATURDAY, NOV. 27, 1915, “THE pwness WEEKLY" DIEIN THE SEA NOW EXPECTED Three Americans Thought Believe Czar ‘Will Furnish the| Lost With Crew of Next Big Thrill Chilean Ship of War REPORTS ON _ TRAGEDY ARMY IN _G00D SHAPE) LONDON, Nov, 27.—"Watch Russ was the word today from a reliable source. Thie hint strengthened mors that the Eastern front VICTORIA, B.C deserters from the army and neve Nov 27.—Three, United States al deserting Germans ned gunboat at Hono- aid to have been members ru is lulu are o ot 25 of the Chile: with allt hands lost on the west; greatest campaigne of the coast of Vancouver {sland Thurs: European war this winter. afternoon Reports of German evacua- Robert Menher, deserter from tion of Mitau and withdrawal Company I, First regiment of infan-| a!ong a wide front from the trp, stationed at Honolulu; Thomas, Riga region tended to confirm | ay and F tek Jobnaon the idea that big events are r t artil orps, are named as Planned by the Muscovites. ‘WHAT the Americans aboard the shi The Russian has beer SLIM More detailed reports of the trag ngthened twofo. ar al , edy received tox a Cubtade plies of SAW Edward Gillam, of the C. P. R. liner . guns occupy. Maquinna, which made a ring to} w front | | ate fighting now mark Balkan campgign is expect to de rate Into desul-| lifeboats. and drowning their occupants. which were swamped, ing the ed soon ‘ONE TTA’ pevisn Donner frie nner SH Tao KAM ltwar th ow To The rat A a 9UNBAY |g re nov 20m Hawthorne’ Minstrel Matds MOVING PICTURE OF THB WASHINGTON - COLORADO POTBAUL GANE A Dprs © The Maguinna stood by until the tory trench battles storm threatened to carry her on The Western front ia not expect the rocks al» ed to fuce an more big driv lam ordered of] pump- until spring. | hoping thus to en. Me ime, however, Russia w ne lifeboa reach be | 1 fre | boat almost made it Three » for r n the THEATRE § ER 4 over. czar ew Cort H his eee eats i creer USHER FIRE MARSHAL RISK BOAT TRIP ened natives of th beria, Archangel, Vologc tand Perm. ut orm = whi. es of femal! boat away before the doomed men could grasp tt 'NEW CHIEF OF STAFF O OF RUSSIANS | SEATTLE WIFE | Suit to anoul the marriage ot | Harold N ot J | m by Eckmanp to a sisterto ck Spreckels, San Fran- jonaire, has been dis- a San Francisco court now au usher in| theatre, married | }Miss Christelle Wirth, formerly When Spreckels married Wirth, an attempt annul the Eckmann mar- is said, “for social rea- law missed Eckmann, who a San Franc isco Seattle Miss Sidi made to riage, it SY My. ASN SHMOWWNNY Complete Report of | Market Today sans iJ __ Vewetal ee LIILLETIDOLILLLALLUDI NORCO LE DOLLLALDOOD Dh ALaeKxeirr” ALAA JW. STEVENS._ “““ TORETAIN HIS SENDS HIS OWN FRIEND TO ‘PEN’: ALITA LOLUDELLLLLLLLD LUDO nissed on jasylum has| male letter 10 AVOID ‘MUSH’; BELIEVE 6 DEAD SEWARD, Alaska, Nov. Somewhere in the rapid! yincreas- jing ice floes off Cook inlet, a small |boat bearing six frozen men may be drifting. Fred Tracy, | Alaska general agent of the eamship Co., and five oth- ers, left the steamship Admiral |Farragut, as she was steaming to- |ward Seward from Anchorage, Tuesday. With others, they were aboard scows on which the Farragut was unloading government railroad freight at Anchorage, when the ice forced the vessel to retreat, scows and all There was no time to land the |men. The six men hoped to save them- selves the task of returning to Seward by dog team and left the Farragut when she was 30 miles out from Anchorage. WANTS TO RENT DRY | DOCK; IS ARRESTED BREMERTON, Nov. morning. I would like to rent the dry dock for a coal bin.” id other remarks to the ef- t all the ships at the navy yard here should be traded to Nor- way, and numerous questions con- cerning the yard, led to the arrest of Mrs. B. M. Fjerstad, recently paroled from Steilacoom insane fect th HIT BY JITNEY BUS Mrs. Ida Redick, of 1632 Boylston ave, was run down and seriously injured by a jitney bus driven by O. F. Peterson, Friday afternoon, at » cor. of Boylston ave. and Pine She was removed to her home. WOMEN CARRYING MAIL CARDIFF, Nov. 27.—The Cardiff postal authorities have given many carriers’ jobs to wom | 1t'@ unusual for a man t i his| A general brace-up of Russian arms and resumption of the offen own friend to the peniter but | sive have been the outstanding features of the Western front since the Jay W. Stevens, a Portla re. appointment of Gen, Alexeiff (shown here at headquarters) as the chief fire marshal, did that of the Russian armies. Years ago Stevens shure or oh roy To wean Keeney joined the Porth eres hey fought their first big fire Lait ‘ } seat ther, both in the same com ice comnts dre ~ bow Pot eee ° pany, and they advanced side by rele , , blast, | Ce e until both w jeutenants. entting 100 feet of lumber r e ee day, according to Maj W. Pat-| Navel oranges 380 @ ceney we : |Peara tk Stevens, however, forged onward lbeaperh. boll, tb oe and became one of the greatest ar ARREST SUSPECT Jeni peppers, vett, jue bee son investigators in the West o tenes While cunning down a gang of fee Giitheaa co © * \“firebugs,” he found the trail led to Al Judson, 30, is in the city jall,|_b ates 1.26 @ 1.50 |the door of his old friend and fight charged with picking Frank Fisher's ni vino Ea tal 126 ling partner, Keeney icket of a purse containing $50.) ‘Apptes " Just the other day, on evidence Fisher lives at 118 Elliott ave, N Jonathan ° gathe by Steve Keeney went = | Winter Banana 3 to the Oregon penitentiary for a addchensatnshinadsden cooking appies 4 term of from three to seven year a e nure < Y nes. 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