The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 21, 1915, Page 5

Would You Like a Beautiful, Express- ive Mouth? aswell as to your health UR Nature ant natural th, made to fit » Nature's own your jaws—built iIn—so that they are as firm and white than ordinary dentistry et Nature cost no more STAR—TUESDAY, DEC. 21, 1915. PAGE 5. FORD SERIOUSLY WOULD END ALL SICK IN NORWAY. Sentiment in Christiana Has Changed; Now Favors Detroit Man Congressman Bill to Haye Uncle Sam Make Munitions AGREE HE HAS FAITH | WANTS MONEY'S WORTI FTYHE beth are not only the most important members in the entire body, bevauso they BY CHARLES P, STEWART | P ; a .¢ , 3 WASHINGTON, Dec, 21.—"'The guaM the stomach, take care of mastication and start good digestion, upon which CHRISTIANIA, Dec. 21— | rooule of this country must Ket a sound tealth and «¢ i spirits so much d nd pa ah rams who Wg Mayes the dollar's worth ft mission of getting the boys out 1 'T the m r orta o1 Importan bu e and social affairs and : | defense for each B‘ T the “ae a 3 me rior ad. Important tn bust nd ial affair @f the wenches by Christmas Reta ent oe soin the general ¥ of mank is still in bed, possibly in a se: national pre HEN you speak to a man you look at his eyes, but he dooks at your mouth, Dignity rlous condition paredness; and iP * aid authority are scarcely possible with decayed, missing or badly fitting artificta Until he recovers, the peace ine onlt way thi teeth. ood teeth, then, which shape the mouth, give clear enunciation to your words party will remain at Chris can be done is b and a ‘irm, pleasing expression to your face, are mighty important factors to your buel tlania iminating thr Meanwhile, public sentiment the governmer has veered sharply in favor of man factu the Detroiter. munitions an PRIVATE PROFIT Re-Introduces A ec ougall - for it Store Hours 9 A. M. Until 6 P. M. Hours Speed By in hyvick Ghe Store oS the Chris tna. Spirit? NS 7 Toyland , They don't poke fun at him, equipment, all pri w rent—greatly supertor. tho newspapers “joshed” his » profit from P . ; ; HE very highest grade material goes into them—the very highest skill—the greatest delegates today, particularly our expenditures HE only sleeping things in this place of jo e the Doll nd even many of cary and attention, They are made to wear a lifetime and will be replaced free it criticising Mme. Schwinmer, for the army and A ap da yam : ye ; » lifted sn. Real Cee they fal of perfection in 12 years Hungarian Baer” cave Cou these promptly open their eyes a n as they are lifted up. Real Trains Of Ford, they say that he Is gressman Robert If that busily rattle along real tracks; Bears that grunt; Guns that shoot, and UR laboratories are the most complete in the W and all work ia done here—un¢ an admirable. personalit ————-4 Crosser of Cleve ; ines - our own eyes. We guarantee the fit—the appearance—tho wear—the quality for 1 The’ Aneuped Seo enel Mme.| ROBT CROSSER |.) companies and battalions of soldiers, and hundreds of other Toys and Games years, We also guarantee all work painless by our own oralthesta ISchwimmer of cabling fr New Crosser, who last year introduced from the work hops of Santa Clau Let us explain the difference between these Nature Teeth of ours and York to an imaginary pe com ole on ms re first bill ever sub other dentistry. Allow us to examine your mouth and advise you free beeen Ly ie Pe Set, 1OO. PEIDONG | oe cutachare of ail war eauiptsent { ‘i . has reintroduced the measure, and - "] "| oe Tidenste ne pape eD Fall Seta, poms mesmeen meee som ———— Crowns and | MU or feo ne | ch Moat and a loy Sale! Upper or ‘ane ae ature Teeth (upper or lower) phar Bridges |deciared he brought only his per Sonera teat, arms and : aassnibions A Bridge Werk, per tooth .....- $5.00 epee Rta ole lia |ment of our national preparedness Poreatnan Ohi cde: pe tooth on |} “His childiike faith will be remem Support Promised Aimaigaen. Citlinda: ger’ toot $1.00 bered long after his missi Active support is pledged to the Painless Extractions, per tooth SOc gotten,” observ the Tid government ownership proposal by | It was learned today that px the federal committee on industrial have nm went here by the bells ‘elations, by Seer ry of the Navy e Per Tooth erents to ascertain whether an ul) Daniels and by an increasing num = = oe a 0S on en S 8 - rior motive prompted the peace | ber of men and senators anager who are coming to belle that pri . . “® ¥ rty hs ow A delegation of Norwegian peace vate interest in war muat be cur 3.50 ectric rains 2.3 i advocates is certain to join Ford. | tatled 1420.22 Second Ave. Member of the Last night 8,000 persone attended| “The prime purpose behind my : OPPOSITR BON MaRncHr PHONE WAEN 1188 am ng under the auspices of the | Dill. Cross r explain to re with engine, tender an r choice of pas- Minister’ society move the motive of private profit v only, $2.35. Thi vith track | As Rey, Dr. Charles F © from the preparedness proposition ) mde San Francisco, booked as the star |#ltogether. It is impossible to x Children’s Furniture Rubber-Tired Automobiles attraction, arose, the crowd began |&% Unbiased view of just how much a : OK iter F to dwindle, so Aked spoke very |Prepa we t so long a 1.50 Chairs for $1.25 &% 50 Autos for.....$5.25 FEAR SHIPPIN t reported down by W rv PR lprtefly and explained that the ex : . = the ¢ meat of large kers f -$1.45 $9.50 Autos for.....$7.50 er Salisbury, who stated, however, odus had led him to condense his |Protts to be made out of incre Tables 4 $11.00 Autos for 50 that no damage from th storm prepared speoch jo our army and navy $1.4 : T hop for. -- $8.50 had been reported by wireless at | | Save 50 Per Cent | an early hour | | “A more tangible but no more During the night the wind in VILLA IN HIDING |dtrect benefit would be the saving re ‘ ‘é creased to a velocity of 76 miles jof approximately 50 cents out of H soda, gate of Te talles per’ boxt [seoty eller soe uahe seteain tee ristmas Hosiery itt oves as) was 6 orted off Astoria, Or rns for war materials, whether ft Tuesday morning | IN TEXAS CITY: |be a pound of powder or a ton of : ee — ing there was delayed, but| | ! F W d Ch Id tall prices, conveniently ae 0 resulted ’ nt private Interests or Women an Hdren | Gloves at all prices, conveniently ar- Le a Gomile gale racing aon warnings were ordered to| NEW YORK, De estab rwerful Influences to | 1 ike gift aia | ea e Was on and Hritish Colum- remain up thruout the day. The|pe- Germany ao badly need nereased Ros ee SS | g the ng days, a simple bia cast, some fear was being felt forecast {8 rain tonight and Wed.| °°" Germany so badly needs has went and At 25¢ aber? matter here Tuesday for ¥ of /nesday, with continued northerly |/Peen smuggled in in b pve pa | uch of thin ‘ re Ik ¢, shipphs winds. Rainfall during eteat | BE Mis. Country, % Gavel to} | patriotism and lisle ribbed and Hosic A Boys’ and ¢ ined Gloves Wits from Tatoosh isl was 30 inch. It was .63 Mon-|4ay.. Miss Anna Dekkers, whose! 1, PASO, Tex., Dec. 31.—Gen thusiasm for private t 50c 1 Mitten Tedd = 4 Mit sel baggage, hiding 3,400 pounds of| pranctaco Vill mraten to t ined so lone 3 box for and Mittens eddy Bear Mit- tay . - ranciaco a's campaign to make A 35 3 »ox for $1.00. ; ' ; : The average for the month js) '%i# valuable commodity, was selz-| himself Mexican fer has cr er national t cy lated or fiber y a Girls" Gauntlets, with THE well above normal several weeks ago, confessed t0/ bieq Beaten at every turn in th nd up with the ‘ j omen’s Silk or Cham- pent agents that there was) jest few months, he hax abandoned |Wertion of ex dividends f sic me the it emna f ower and ’ SELFISHNESS _ »+y suans 10 oeatn y gaturalioed Amar-| odoedttg ter nies token is tne Why They Contribute t Ivy" Kid Gloves am 3 1% eng! ing in this city, Elbert H. Gary, chairman of the t A si er i of today is the cause of the NEWPORT. Ore, Dec sed sail of te tmene silk lined Silk f four-year-old daughter of Mr inh His brother, Col. Hipoltto United Stat At 50c . Gl a Girls’ Kid Gloves— sorrow of tomorrow. Mrs. C. W. Washburn is dead ccore t gave himeelt ast night to justice : vray 4 aes P , ra hes Gumeh. fir acter ” - se | department and representa a Boys’ and Girls cuff Gauntlets Deny yourself unneces- [0027 lier clothes | Sue plan was to employ only) ‘¢partment } organ Vomer , eens m ed-hot sto nd 8 urn we : i have be eavy ce tore to the Onyx “Dorothy” sary phasure and save your «i to alld go to Re -. which bis: hancueted ah At $1.50 ( Childrer ‘ es | money. nee ee and there turn over her bags ral nei and has r . ; Bs: dace ¢ W baa k be si Savi A DEMAND FIRE PROTECTION agent, who would see tl soe Rags advoc of Hosiery 4 res, large s er my silk-lined ached Germ y army r 1 ter Vioch noves o s Y nN Start a Savings Account pesisents of the Gatewood schoo German oe : Carran wr hag RI , ebb Pee ee ee vomen's iia ¥ with us now. district will meet Tuesday night in Villista and Ca ut eater rent manathotece of mt ‘ 3 Gloves, P. K. sewn—Women’s Washable : i the Fairview school to demand bet-|_ Forty members of Washington] have nigned peace articles. These guppiios must he the lecleal starting At 75c es ys ip Kid Gloves ; i ter fire protection from the city |State Hotelmen’s association ban-| give control to the Carrangiatas in| pont. thecet Oe bay treo 1 , white and gray—Chil Bal e : for the district queted Monday night at Butler © territory where Pancho Villa move to deve bas watonle iren’s Silk Sox, h clocking Trefousse, pique or over- nieres' os pecerenenesasiarneiaciensiniahioeteniacibeueieainenemnannenen nanos ail gees bel owe a ones ° seam, real kid Gloves i | Whe state of Cithuabua and the! 2 $ : Pt « Women’s t fastener Dent street Glov t bd J v ie er str oves — WOMAN KILLED IN A PITCHED Rp Rely eedie At $1.00 2rd “Kayser” Siie| Women’s two-fastener Dent street Gloves UNION tata ‘Carre + i STARVES FOUR BAYS |] tiosicry—Misses’ Sitk Hosiery : a's ti 1 in ? by (s At 2 50 Women's extra quality 1 sd t to ft s os At 1 50 “McCallum “Kayse . real Kid Gloves with Y Gen. Villa and Col. Vil not Thomas Anderson, a one-legged . “Phoenix “Ortyx . f x . T } lowed amnesty adventurer, bh reached here in a Ik H : ekgere paypal fancy embroidered backs This, how onty a /dox car from Dunem al, after Silk ysiery if ide rang ri 3 ‘ r TRUST CO. | isis ‘goly, apex ear tram Dupsuantr, Cal. etveriit/' Sik Homery in # wi | AT $3.00 and $3.50—Women's 16- @ SeaTTLe | KLAMATH FALLS, Ore, The battle was the result of wild disorders Out food or water for more n fou r r. | button Long Kid Gloves. —First Floor | Dec. 21—One is dead, one jong-manding do which ¢ out hmen may tol- 4a Wh the tn ton a eid Ppl 000 wounded and three are under disr ya h nership of has definitely | in ta pound yn th Capital aa Surplus $800 Brest today as the result of a (Of & Aispute over the ownershi ‘ dove foritiva hoeit eelote been | ee - ee some lan Awrence ar 4 by me JAMES D. 40GE, President pitched battle with revolvers | The Villa is “clea eased n between two families at Dodd (Hunters lived tn one house and th N. B. SOLDER, | Hotlow, 25 miles from here. Kuehne family in another on the Vice Preident and Trust Officer! ire Alma Kuehne was killed, same propert Guy Hunter was shot thru the arm| The Kuehne house was burned HéGE BUILDING and Andrew Kuehne, A. E. Law: Lawrence was charged with arson week and the disagreed a ano. Hunter are held in jury rence and Mrs. ‘fall im the Feart of the Financial Oietrice It’s An Altogether Different. Christmas When There’s Music RAINIER CITIZEN GETS OUT ANNUAL And s0 Easy Now to Make This Most Memorable Christmas of All One-Thrd of the Beautiful Instruments From the San Francisco Exposition to Sold in Seattle—Even the Beautiful Silver Gray Chickering Baby Grand From the Washington State Building Now on Display. ENORNOUS REDUCTIONS IN THIS GREAT CLEARING SALE NOW IN PROGRESS Ever so Many Latest and Best Pianos and Player Pianos to Be Had at Actually Half Price, i Some for Only $170.00—AlII Others, as Well as Baby Grands and Uprights, Are Offered a At Astoundingly Low Prices—Player Piano Days in the Big Music House, and Special Cleamnce of Various Costly and Inexpensive Makes, Very Timely for Christmas Buyers. | The Reasons for This Great Selling Have Been Frankly Stated Heretofore Chickerings and |#ecures them; in fact, every reason » organs only $12 and $15 F Sh from r an-;pianos and Weber Pianola planos, precedent. There are used upright ze-winning Exposition! are to be had act ly half price.) pianos at $90 apiece, and several for ol, tox r with several car-| Payments of $40 every three months/even le all in playable sha With 75 handsome pictures of homes, business houses and scenic views, and with Interesting special articles, the Rainier Valley Citizer Seattle's oldest weekly suburb newspaper, has issued the first a lever attempted by a suburban | When the sold d they cannot +6 | be paid, th may atart ander tr th the { peace arti y againn cles, nearly ¢ of revolu-; Kambulat Koo'off, A slayer of cadena Mike Kuczersk of latter, | 814 Judkins st ember 9 n | | Dear Miss Grey: | most every chapter of “The Con- | fessions of a Wife,” and upon read | ing comments of it by others, | fee! 1 would not be doing my duty to womankind, or mankind either, to |keep silent when | read “M | Eighteen’s” letter. If being a wife for 20 years en | titles me to any knowledge in this | line, then | wish to state that | be lieve as does Miss Eighteen, that the last few issues of “Confessions” | are a detriment to the public. There |are true men and true women, but ome three-colored | os i cover pages copper half-tone to publish “that it is only natural Jcuts, and printed on satin enamel |for a man to want to change book paper, the Citizen’s annual ts around,” only upholds such people equal in every respect to any of the jas do that, in my mind. older publications that {sue an-| Are not the Mormons an honor |nuals | |to such people Pie the book covers hi DRL. R. CLARK | 1 think the reason some women totric of the valley back 30 . (married) are no more pure than years. It has special articles by| Make Yourself a Christmas they are is because they are mar. Roland Cotte on parks, Reuben Present of a Perfect ried to men that practice such, and Jones on Rainier sch Harry it's only natural that a woman Woollen, W. L. Thompson, district Set of Teeth should think ehe should have the engineer, Edgar Blair, J. D. Ross,! i¢ your teeth aren't good, you are |S4Me privilege as a man when she B. B. Moser and man ra |e mply putting stumbling block in | has reasoning faculties equal to his The publishers are P. H. Sparks] your own way, Bad t interfere |own, | don't believe in the double and H. W. Mason. Copies are on) WIth your efficiency. with your | standard and the sooner it is de e down town at Lowman & Han-| (ogyi'" ant enjoy the beat stroyed, the better will all men and ford’s, Wilson's book store and) healt and withow the + women be. For my part, | have no thruout the valle i ie rhprronks WH. atly handl more respect for a man who steps aside than for a woman. s ‘ ns only Bl J F Gi IES To BE wtn : Most people think jealousy is a q m Eastern factor-|able offer as to t¢ oe wilh b Re . ant everything be : we way ie Oe LL [be |g A terrible thing. | think it is God our building to|disily entertained. Payments ie Pactbgtstares re to eee a ee Y aula teihk + |given. What if all men and all wrake “toon for| per month will buy almont any one plete iit and dexeription of at that] — TRIED MEXT WEEK ssc ize's ci aceute ths Sorkfot |aiven. What if alt men and al esd abios . number of [Of the many fine Instruments, and|{s included tn this selling. Come the cout will not be burdensome to |ners behaved? What kind of a ‘a ‘ os mt ye|free music rolls supplied with every |and look the stock over or telephone | ven Why ’ pane and “ag duareaat — ayer piano in this sale or write us, and we will submit list OLYMPIA, Dec J. F. Gillies,| "At this office we ofter you the wang more me ak a yey thine Quickly disposed of ‘everal concert-used ¢ by mall former claim agent for the state vices eo highest clase grad here would be a child who could This opport ‘ . a registered dentists, men who | be sure who was its father? pio pianos, Sohmers and We will ship plan player pianos | industrial commission, charged with ¢ graduated from the beat denta | Bolen that ail 1 pis appe.i to t w aya ge ‘i i Sap 2 normal peo: trothers, and even s#¢ ot struments falsifying records of the commis owes, and who nave passe ‘ wished to own or La re marked down we unreserved! sion and with forgery and grand |exaimination of the state dental | (honor be to them) are enough beat pianos, but did reduction of $200 each; ¢ every tran c larceny, 1s to be tried in January, Dard. Every operator in thin of | jealous to see their husband or wife sould afford it, for here are pianos) +4, | This me , 4 to ve nati ry to the | He pleaded “not guilty’ of the! {¢ thoroug We une the moat up. | Keep within the bounds of conven with tone and quality of the be Regular pianos, to played by ry instrument will be first charge before Superior Judge) to-date and sclentific of pain tion, It’s just as necessary that a pianos that were exhibited and|)..4 are offered in an almost end-|for Christr elivery upon pay-| Mitchell of Thurston county. Mon.| methods—-we can and do perforr man strive to be satisfied with one awarded the highest possible hon-|icss variety of makes, case designs |ment of a t day aftarnoon, The court gave Himlimcnuenecn FE ar EEO ard woman as vise versa. Why not? ors at the San Francisco Expost-|s0% finish The price each and ¢ until Monday to plead to the other!” We use the very beat of materials, | Are we not above the brute family? tion; also pianos of the best-known| The nation’s most famou nkes. article in th ositivel harges, and fixed Jan is the the kind that turn out work that | What is our intelligence for if not k at could not be told from t b Chars : will stand up and satisfaction , o makes that could not bi to) 1 rom | Sever telnway and F t that has ever been quoted in| day for trial the first case tha hinduat werk that we sans nitortel ie keep our bodies under subje new—only slightly shopworn and | n¢ in Vest—one and the same to| ie ts alleged to have falsified | to go behind with our clad guar. | tion cae priced less than wh ale case, $31 D alike, A child may! forged claim for $1,340 In favor] antee | must add that most of the “Con Elegant mahogany and brand new! a; 6 Kimba A se sof an can thel|of P. H. Martin With every place of work turned fessions,” with the exception of the player pianos, regularly se Lesters, Smith & Ba sai out of this office we give an iron: | iagt few, are true to life $650 and $7 such as Smith &|hardt makes; beautifu ia now in progress at 9 signed both by the operator who did | A WOMAN READER, all | ts 265 each, anc | owner and manager of this office, othe have now been marked, all|tained for $265 each, and 4 for | who 1* thoroughly responsible | Dear Miss Gréy: | read the let of them, at $350 each This is|less. Terms $15 cash and onl $8) | OLYMPIA, Dec. 21.—Th resis You are taking no chances when | ter written by Bessie Bobbet and | virtually half price; easy term per month | |e ey estate ‘Forcat and Fire! you come to this office for your den: | wish to-aay that she doesn't know { are some $500 player! Many of the best $275, $200 and] Warden 1. W, Ferris wea not ac, (ra tetlaned tauke’ co ceuvinthes | Wery much Of WhO. sUbinet upen ' with $20 worth of music|$225 pianos now $1 $156 and lcepted by the forest commission at| now at irself to GOOD teeth. | which she writes. She calls them ded, all for $265, and sev-| $178; payments only $5 2 Berag hte 4 Resp lay afternoon,| It will pay you wel poor unfortunates in one breath eral 1 1 pian Firbaee sce naw DIRROS, BAG She Nel ae A nua at for the reason that the memb : and defective beasts in the next still Ie : BAe Seared : | University Street de not_want him to Yeave the em-| Regal Dental Offices | She is almost as broad in her views f 0 eber erfect aati or er extenatyve y 1 A o : 2h © moder will be ehuertall ploy of the state “until they were Dr. b. . Clark, Men as a hair; she thinks that steriliz ball over oe one ee a 7s oe A Jnatisfied he had thing better]1406 Third Ave, N. Ww. ¢ Vhira | ing these feeble minded people will slightly-used genuine Bungalow | refunded | . . solve the problem when, as a mat player pianos, Autoplano player This i# a music sale without! Open evenings until Christmas, lin view | | have read al-) ter of fact, if every defective man} degenerates. in the country was not only steriliz- ed, but killed, the same rotten sys. tem that caused these people (not beasts) to become as they are, would soon produce more defectives, just as it has produced those we have with us today Miss Bessie puts me in mind of a certain prosecuting attorney who is going to stop immorality by having hotel keepers refuse to rent rooms for that purpose, when the fact re mains that all these things are a part as well as a result of worry, star- vation, exposure, ignorance and en vironment, which is caused by a few greedy capitalists owning the earth, and making it impossible for the! rest of the people to live like human beings. Miss Bessie also slings some fig- ures. Maybe she could produce some data'on these hundreds of girls being attacked every year by! these so-called mentally defective Letters, To Cvusthin G | have read two papers every day for the past eight yeare and must say | haven't notice “hun. dreds of such cases." She would also like to see this thing coma faster and be more far-reaching. Look out, Miss Bessie, it might get you before you die, as | dare say some of these defectives at one time had more brains in five mine utes than you seem to have collects ed in all your life. | wonder how you feel towards the defective, feeble-minded women, | hope you are not so hard on them as the me! TOM SMITH, A NUTTY LIMERICK A street light was casting beams, one of dreams, Then up shinned a sprite And turned out the light, And all things were lovely, ms ita On those sweet lovers® First Class Throughout TO CHICAGO Omaha, Cheyenne LI WITH 11:15 P. M. 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