The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 5, 1916, Page 2

STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1916, PAGE 58 SEEK TO HAVE DIVORCES TODAY | Waited Gray-Haired Woman 12 Years for Return of Husband FRATER HEARS CASES Twelve years Mra, Clara Knapp, of 1819!, Seventh a has worked at drudgery to sup. port her two children, hoping her husband would some day return home penitent for hav Ing run away But Friday morning, giving up her last hope, the gray lit tle woman walked nervously into Judge Frater's told her story and got a divorce Hors wae only one of 58 di vorces up for hearing Friday purt, Mra, Margaret Caswell, of 766 North 73rd st, got a decree © t nd Caswell t ad left her ven © two ehib dren and crust of bread in the house after he had beaten her blac nd blue A ar tor we told b Mrs. Gertrude Abel, wife of Sam One of Many Little Homes at Suquamish wel E. Abel, who 1 e wa abandoned with four children two n years ago. She ha ried her We are constructing four homes on nice tracts at Sicee. te ‘nasties, bh. Saem Suquamish. One is already completed This you can Ralph 8. Reecler was divorced view any day, and these omes we will sell for from Rose who, he sald, smoked ¥ cigarets and drank, tho he was « $315 ed by the court. They were mar ried after he had known her threo g m months, he sald Terms $25 cash, balance to suit you I left him because he couldn't support me," sald Mrs. Lemuel G.| Above price includes two $50 lots; streets graded; Hatton. “He looked for work, but , ; Paeha ' ss oben never found any.” water paid, and everything ready t move in We are 1 eee.” sald the “very wise” not trying to make any profit on our little houses. We Judge Frater. “One of the men want to develop our plat. Take the boat any morning who Was always hunting for some at 9a. m. at Pier No. 3, foot of Madison St. Afternoon {thing to do and hoping he'd never 1 1 very *day I <. Jay j find it. Divorce granted boats leave at 1 p. m. every*day except Saturday ah Other divorces granted during Sunday. Saturday and Sunday boats leave at 2 p. m the morning were Christopher The cost of living is low at Suquamish. Wood for the ri cutting. Puré water. Splendid boat service either hat he had not taught her when closely question: quite #ure it YBrien from Myrtle O'Brien; J. lL. |Stadholm from Willena Studhotm; Joly from Adelaid E. Joly “ 4 | Clara Salesmen on every boat wearing our badge Sigrid Mitchell from Sidney Round trip fare SO cents Mitchell and William P, Humley Commutation tickets, 12%c You can live at Suquamish and work in Seattle OLE HANSON & SON | from Sa Ne May” Humley. G. 0. P. EDITORS TO HAVE ORGANIZATION NORTH YAKIMA, May 6. . 5 A re 316 Pike St. Phone Elliott 2 publican party newspaper organ ‘7 i ‘ jgation, to stick thru thick and , Office Open Evenings Until 9 P. M. thin for every republican of any character, {s being organized here LIQUOR MEN SEND TO Hl AND OTHERS California liquor dealers handed the Washington dry law a defiant slap in the face Friday, when letters from an advertising winery were re- ceived thra the morning mail by nearly all city officials, including Mayor Gill. “This is an open violation of ay eee w law,” said Prosecutor Lundin. “Be cause the firm's agents are not fugi- DENTISTRY When you come have your teeth fixed the one thing be at tives from this state, we can't get them brought back here. T' ed | bill pending in congress, however, that will provide for this sort of law| bi J -W. E = ies 3 will pris FRASER-PATERSON Co to | 280 that you want to a lutely certain about is that you are not going to have to suffer agonies while the work is be- ing done We have perfected our p, less methods to such a high} degree of perfection that wel are now in a position nt P20 | tively GUARANTEE painless ture of it may be. We can and do every day perform the most difficult den-| tal rk ut hurting the tient a bit. That's what you first of all—painless der In extracting teeth we have often had tooth out entirely before the patient even knew that it was out. | Killing nerves is another! case in point. Under the old, antiquated system of killing pa want tistry of the DG's H. CLARK nerves the patient had to stand several hours of nerve-racking, agonizing pain. Under our modern system we frequently kill nerves 4 remove them at one sitting, and positively without hurting a bit Under the old system sever isits to the itist were necessary We have eliminated all that, thus saving both time and suf- fering. Modern science as applied to dentistry is certainly a wonderful thing and this office you will find it brought to the very highest point of perfection Not only have we the modern appliances, but we have | the high-class dentists to use them the way they ought to| be used. Every operator in this office has his certificate | from the state dental board hanging right on the wall in front of his dental chair, in plain sight of all that he has successfully an examination which the knowlec 1 in sd and which does test j e to gned such a ut afe bet I ) ¢ dental rough If } rtificate there may room doubt te ether he has the proper knowle and skill t ractice dentistry or not We use the best materials here and we also have the very lowest prices. Our enormous volues of busi- | ness enables us to make prices that are much lower than the | j average. We give with all work as an additional protection to ges an ironclad guarantee of satisfaction. This guarantee SIGNED not only by the operator who did the work, but also by L. R , D. D. S., owner and manager of this office, who i ughly responsible You are tz when you come here. You are sure t C € } re t | ntal service and too. There ent t mport ant matter ,REGAL DEN TAL OFFICES, DR. L. R. CLARK, MGR. 2405 Third Ave., N, W, Corner Third and Union, This certifies | yassed the examination of the board, | today at the suggestion and direo-| tion of State Republican Chairman | Hartson. Members of the platform com j mittee are also here today fn ad vance of the state convention. which is to be held tomorrow is expected that the platform will be In shape to be presented to the convention a carly Saturd ay <= | POWDER SHIPMENT STIRS 'EM UP SOM There was more than one man exctted at the Hanford st. dock Friday morning. A big shipment of powder—sev- eral carloade—was being unloaded the steamer Henrick Ibsen, 4 for Viadivostok, Jynamite'” said somebody But it wasn't, It was harmless powder—that is, harmless until the proper amount of liquid is put into itto make it combustible. That part of the job will be done on the othe t side, the dock men declared FOUR BEGIN SUITS Mra. Lina B. White, of 4045% 14th | ave. N. EB, started a divorce Friday, work, no matter what the na-|atleging her husband's dislike for It Declaring thelr conatitutional rights citizens and register ed pharmaciste were viol ated when Sheriff Hodge etripped the James Street drug store of Its expensive fiquor stock three weeke ago, J. G. Modge and R. G. Stephens, proprie tors, obtained a writ Friday re ining Pollee Judge Gordon from proceeding further with their case and ordering thelr booze destroyed Judge Ronald witnessed the writ which was issued by County Olerk | Sickels just before Judge Gordon was to have heard the pleas of the | druggists.on the search warrant, Both proprietors allege that the 1,500 worth of assorted intoxt nts taken f their place of Iness, which wes formerly a # gists’ stock in trade, and that te confiscation therefore 16 @ viola tion of their rights under the fourth amendment to the United States | |coustitution, Their state constitu: | tional rights have also been violat od, they contend The entire stock taken from the store is now being held at the county Jail Judge Gordon ts cited in the writ cau n May 15 why he should not be permanently enjoin from further action Transcripts of appeal from tice art. de ns in the follow ing liquor cases were filed in au perior court F The state against Fred Billin, Stew art st; Pete Du 2 Firat ave.; B. Spargua, 914 Pine st.; C. W. Gray, 720 Seventh ave, and W. X Russell The first cases of alleged Hquor law violation to be appealed to the supreme court will be heard by all the judges sitting en bane at Olym- pia May They are appeals from a decision Judge Ronald that stocks of |iquor seized by Sheriff Hodge from the residence of W. E. Boeing and from John C. Eden at the Rat nler club were legally sfincated, but that, altho the amo: taken was in of that allowed any citizen und jaw, the liquor he jot | er the must be returned to its owners be- cause they had no intention of nell jing or otherwise disposing of it, but but had it only for private une. HEALING HELPS prove Any Diseased Condition hroug > apparent in th progressive work of healin plication. Po pure to | Em 2th | jst. N by all drug- Prices—t00 to $2. Mat! Orders Now. FOR AILING SKIN Poslam and Poslam Soap Im-| Posiam and Posiam Soap stand for | perfect ski er thelr benefits 4 js who the p luxurious WILSON TO ) DEMAND BRANDEIS ACTION WASHINGTON, May 5 | President Wilson today plan ned to send @ letter to con , urging prompt action on nomination ef Louls OD. Brande|s as associate justice of the UNITED STATES supreme court. REAL ESTATE LOANS, No Commission No “Renewal Charges” Prompt GBervice Lowest Rates Washington Savings and Loan Association — 810 Second Ave. Established 26 Years Aasets $5,400,000 JAN CHERNIAVSKY t. The Poclh Pianisr ——9 Instrumental Recital LEO, JAN & MISCHEL HERNIAVSK Cotltet. Vieliniet, Miastet, Firat appearance in U.S after their world tour. MOORE THEATRE WED. EVE., MAY 17th | Commencing | Leave Seattle .......-++ Arrive Cedar Falls his step-eon was so keen that she, Arrive North Bend his mother, had to carry the lad's Arrive Snoqualmie Falls. food to him out of doors . Mrs. Christine Mulhern, in a di Arrive Falls City....... vorce vuit begun Friday, says Ed Arrive Tolt ward, her husband, has threatened Arrive Stillwater .... to kill her, Gladys Phillips wants a Arrive Duval divorce from Orton Phillips on the hicston We a Sith, ground of non-support For the| Five MONFOS . .» same reason, Corinne D. Hanlon is Arrive Woodrnff . asking a divorce from Daniel Han jon. Special sale of our entire line of Spring Suits and Coats. Great reduction In prices. Sults $12.80 and up. Coats, $6.50 and up. 2020 ARCADE BLDG. Third Floor Tonight and Tomorrow —Only— | Pauline Frederick “The Eternal City” 7—— SUNDAY. | Maude Fealy in “The Bondwomen” Children 5c 4 Untversity Snohomish Everett Everett ... Snohomish Woe ‘eta water Arrive Arrive Arrive Arrive Arrive Tolt Falls City R Snoqualmie F. alls... North Bend.. Cedar Falls...... Seattle ....cc00. 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LATIMER, MGR, ACME COAL CO ACME COAL oe Sunday, May 7th -- 8:00 a.m 4:50 p. m | ++ -9:30 a. m 6:20 p.m ~- 9S 6:45 p.m ..10:02 a. m 6:52 p. m. -10:23 a. m 7:04 p. m 10:35 a. m 7:17 p.m 10:40 a. m 7:24 p.m ..10:52 a. m 7:35 p. m. oo hh S15 Gm 7:55 p. m. - 11:20 a. m 8:00 p.m ..11:30 a.m 8:11 p. m. -11:45 a. m 8:30 p. m 110:35 -10:45 «11:10 --12:40 p. m. p. m. 8:35 p, m. t 8:00 a. m. ts the “Fisherman's outing to those wishing to points, os inquire at Ticket Offices: and Jackson St. Station Phone Main 6933 ACME COAL A load of Acme Coal will prove to you that you can heat your house at less cost and with less trouble. You see Acme Coal gives It most heat per dollar. It leaves does not clinker the cost with othe dw are nixe th for ELLIOTT 1400 Leschi Heights Yard, Beacon 266 ACME COAL and makes no| trade was the verdict of a teeth like these? MOUTH BEAUTY 18 YOURS FOR LITTLE NATURE TEETH Faull set per er Lower, Bridges, per tooth... 65.00 Crowns, hoes tooth 00 one vue peed tooth $200 Peeettege Fittings -- 100 Amalgam Fillings doom Paiaiese Extraction. lEvenTs WHICH Here are the events with the dates on which they took place which led up to the present Ger- man situation February 4, 1915: Germany de clared all waters around Great Pritain a war zone after Febru- ary 18; and announced that every merchant vessel found there would be submarined. February 10: The United States warned Germany It would be held to “strict accountability” for any trenchment on American life or property. February 16: Germany replied the unfairness of Great Britain's blockade and the necessity of self-preservation would force !t to a continuance of this policy. April 3 American steamer Guiflight torpedoed and three killed, May 1: Advertisement in New York papers warned Americans of danger of marine travel; and hundreds who had booked pass- age on Lusitanta received mailed warnings. May 7: Lasitania aonk, 1,200 drowned; 115 of them Americans. May 13: United States pro- tested, saying America “will not omit any word or act necessary to | its sacred duty of maintainin 1332-94 an the rights of American citizens.” | Second Union May 30: Germany replied Lus- Street {tania was armed and carried Avense munitions, b. June 8: Secretary Bryan re- | + " fused to sign second note; re h M Wh ee, Credit to the Man o June 10: New note warned W. orks for Wages costs you nothing extra. Germany. July 9: Germany replied British ship could not be protected by presence of an American aboard. July 21: Another American note t, calling for no reply, but restating position. August 19: Arabilo sunk with | two Americans drowned. October 6: Bernstorff promised disavowal and reparation for Arabic, January §, 1916: Berlin prom ised to pay indemnity for Amert sans lost on Lusitania; investigate case of Persia, sunk in Mediter ranean, and observe international law in Mediterranean January 26: Secret y Lansing Afternoon of Pain Follows Curiosity FINDLAY, O, May 5.— Mel Engleright sat dozing in ~ his chair in a hotel office here, when a peculiar noise caused him to turn his head quickly In doing so he twisted a muscle in iis neck. Three doctors worked nearly all afternoon to Ket it back into place again Jury Déclerns Auto Is Her Property; She Gave Owner One Kiss DAVENPORT, Ja, May That the kiss which Mrs. Bertha Spangler claims she gave Thomas Brown for an automobile was a fair Scott county jury brought the suit in an show that he w he owr oft ca 1 had el epe Rrown THE GENERAL'S WIFE lived in India, “The Crime Doctor” was ex- amining some curios, But what has that to do with the bulldog and the revolver? Read “The Crime Doctor” In The Star next week. What would you give for BETWEEN U. S. AND GERMANY | with it. 6) LL work guaran- A d absolutely se by our Ex tractions In preparation for Nature Teeth are FREE. OW often do we hear the exclamation tn reference to 4 H beautiful mouth, with sound, white, well-formed teeth: “I would give anything !n the world for teeth like that!” Yet our Nature Teeth, fitted for your especial needs— for your face—for your mouth—can be made to vie with the best that Nature herself produces, in practical use as well as in appearance Bound, regular teeth are the last touch to beauty, and add the fine wholesome charm which makes attractive a face that might not otherwise be considered handsome. But why envy the mouth beauty of others when you your- self may possem it? If your teeth are decayed or partly gone-—-if they are all gone—don't sigh for the teeth which Nature gave you and which now are no more—but get our Nature Teeth and be happy. Smile the smile of good teeth and good health Examination and Advice Free. Boston Dentists 1420-22 Second Ave. PHONE MAIN 1186 Manager. M. 0. SIPES, L. D. 8, D. D. 8, Member of the Royal College of Dental Surgeons. ] LED TOCRISIS | ———— OUTFITTING COR. THIRD & UNIVERSITY DRESSES 5 " ~WOMER FORS wi YOUR CREDIT IS OK announced Germany had refused to carry out promises of dis- avowal, January 26: United States final word on Lusitania handed Bern- storff. February 4: received. February 15: Germany warned world that all armed British and allied vessels would be sunk with- out warning. United States de- ma. withdra of order. March 3 and March 7: Senate and house voted to stand back of | president. March 28: United States hears | of Sussex disaster; then in quick succession of Eagle Point, Man- chester Engineer and Berwind- vale, These sinkings precipitated the present crisis, April 19; President Wilson sends what is a virtual ultimatum to Germany, notifying that coun- try that ite submarine warfare must be materially changed in the interests of humanity, or this nation would break off relations Germany's reply DES MOINE SEATTLE STAGE CO. Effective May 15th Following Schedule Leave Occidental and Yesler] A. M—8, 9 P. M.—2, 5:15, 5:45 | Sunday: A. M—® P, M—3:30 7 and 7:30 Late Trip Saturday Night—j Leave Des Moines 6:45, Leave Seattle 11 o'clock Largest Credit Apparel Institution in the U. S. CREDIT at the “Eastern” “IT’S AN ACCC YMMODATION new account. ments. Summer Suits For Men and Young Men Fabrics and patterns too nu- merous to mention. Summer materials that were selected with the greatest of care, in models that will please every dresser. COME IN TOMOR- ROW. 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