The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 2, 1916, Page 8

Chief Master at Arms J. A. | Westrom, U. 8. Mi, In charge _ @f the naval recruiting station Im the Marion building, opened —_— — Saturday Night Dance | A Round of Gaiety) Washtegton to Make Up for That New York-to- Seattle Telephoning EDNESDAY night Seattle #0 busy telephoning ork in, the big dining room of the } Hotel that. Supper was out of the question. alike in the “whites” or “dun-/awailt the men who plunge suddenly AGih he Supper Dance ast. |lgarece” of the navy into the midst of naval life “Wwitt bea round of || ‘The following bevy of Seattle at-| They wil pass coal in the fire enough to make ub I ltorneys flocked to the recruiting of.|foom, tend water, clamber about any omissions earlier in the At Ad Hotel Washington Satur- its is the piace to nee e know. It is Se fe nocial center. awe ef parties there— threesomes” and mes” apd on up to big In fact, to tal to the Hotel Washington © Dances Just about the Smartest thing to do—and the most de elighttu way to spend an t just the table. yc it now. supper ab yl perfect floot assure Fou & genuinely good time. Beye’, Girts’ and Children’s HATS KAVANAGH’S First Always et Fisherman’s Market Foot of Marton St. Just Printers 1013 THIRD MAIN 1043 MEN. | KNOW THAT, Improper measures rather! them disease are very | Mien the cause omg standing trouble J treat am DISOR. or | it “ for some | Millionaire or clerk, doctor or plumber, they’!! all have to scrub their own clothes on Uncle Sam's naval training cruise his books Friday for the enroll- ment of civilians who desire to recruit for the vacation training cruise this summer, When one of the big men-of- war from the Puget sound navy yard steams out to sea August 16 it will carry the strangest country should the war call collection of “iandlubbers” and ever come. reguiar salfors that ever In a word, the elvillan train manned a ship. Ing camp idea hae spread to the Yachtsmen, plumbers, brokers,| navy. lawyers, bdollermakers, salesmen, For $30 any man who is ac carpenters, telegraphers and men from almost every walk Of life will swarm the decks. Will All Look Allke And they will fice early and enrolled for cruise Samuel B. Ketiney, w iitfam H. Bolen, J. W. Hoar, Roger Hone, Thomas 8. Patterson, C. B. Hughes, J. G, Raby and R. E. Dwyer, Twelve men sent in thelr names from the Cedar Falls power plant. No Route Picked Yet Recruiting Officer Westrom has hot yet been notified what battle Or cruiser will be assigned to the cruise, nor has the route been announced by the war department. “Undoubtedly we will use « of the vessels at the navy yard.” he said, “and the cruise will be either to San Diego, Honolulu or Alaska. Tam antious to get the names of citizens who desire to make the cruise as early as possible.” There was progressive proceedings at mit the usual fi The idea w your intimation that the third party might Colonel Not In It No one pretends that Col, Roose. eit himself has given his consent ‘© any proposition of this kind, but of his friends are credited with proposing the deal Roosevelt boomers more than any single candidate. There is no question but that fear Hughes The businessman end of the Roosevelt boom waa in full swing today with George Von L. Meyer and J. Ogden Armour as the active heada Home of the Best pearance a vision. For ination. W antee all wo and Sir Wi 92.50 If yon use glasses you should be up to date and take advantage of this offer. the deep curved lenses; curve cnt lenses, MARCUM OPTICAL CO. Glasses on Earth Get improve your ap- nd give you a larger field of r $2.50 we will give the deap Including a careful exam- e do our own grinding and guar- ork. 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HUGHES DENIES UNCLE SAM TO TRAIN CIVILIANS OF | SEATTLE IN "ART OF N AVAL BATTLE Will Begin August 15 August 15 will mark the be- Ginning of the most gigantic experiment ever undertaken by the navy, the training of a hu civilian reserve to fill up gai on the unmanned ships of thie cepted by the enrolling officer will receive full equipment and subsistence for the four weeks. Many New Experience: Hundreds of new experiences great engines as otlers, work in the turrets with big gune and on deck with rapid-fire battertos. They will sling diztily to ewaytng fighting tops while shots are “spot- ted,” or pass explosives from the magazines in the depths of the bull Chance for Commissions Men who have trades that are es pecially usefyl aboard ship will be allowed to apply their experiences to the work at sea | Men of education and training will have a chance to earn higher ratings, and some may even qualify for acting officers’ commissions For the navy is in grave need of reserve officers, and graduates of “tech” schools will have a fine op. portunity to earn higher positions in the engine room established in the favorite sons to a movement discussed among the Bull Moose meeting, cut rst-day oratory, and immediate ould be to get the jump on the to make a third party ome back te sons were on Job today with claims Senator Weeks of Massachusetts said he would have 200 voters on the first ballot Senator Cummins of Towa claim ed 121 votes on the first ballot Favorite Sons May Combine The fav the Tajk of a combination among the favorite sons continued Some dopesters figured that there were slightly more than 500 votes tied up in this combination that could be used as a club over any candidate, strong enough to |put him out of businéss at one wallop. Roosevelt talk was heard on ev. ery side today, but none of the delegates would admit the colonel has much of a show on the first lot California will not vote for him, P. A. Stanton, national committee. man from that state, sald on his arrival here today. It Tickles T. R. Men While the Roosevelt men had nothing to say for publication, they |privately expressed the joyful be |Mef that Secretary Green's declar. ation today {n behalf of Justice |Hughes would put a quietus on the attempt to garner any further delegates for Hughes. It was not as complete a diva vowal @ they really wanted, but |they construed it as sufficiently |final to have a tremendous effect here. hughes’ supporters here held TAR—FRIDAY, JUNE HE HAS AGENT: Repudiates Hitchcock's Utter ances in His Behalf at Chicago SURPRISE O¥ THE WASHINGTON, June Hughes, through his secretary, told the United Press today that neither Frank Hitchcock nor anyone else is authorized to work for the nomination of the justice at Chicago. Justice Hughes has no rep. resentative and there is no man authorized to use his na presidentiat possibility, the secretary, Laurence Green. Ho said he was sorprined that the impression had been gained that Hitehcock might be acting with the | DAY 2 |autbority of the Justice } The Justte sticking closely to) his library tt days Except for he spende all his working hours, and they are many, in his brary studying cases, Supreme court Justi have no offices except thelr own libraries, If he bas business down town, he | Walken distance of two or three miles or more-—or rides with Mre Hughes tn their electric car. Hughes knows little “society” ox ee official events from which} there ta no escape, One of his ree! reations ts his victrola and another! his children | come | “Sure,” Saye Hitehoock CHICAGO, June 2—"T state jment of Justice Hughes retary merely bears out my cc ition all jalon Pramk Hitchcock, custodian of the Hughes boom, told the Unit- jed Press t when informed that jthe secretary had branded Hitch- cock’s efforta in Hughes’ behalf as unauthorised “I never have had any authorize tion from Justice Hughes,” he said. “IT have always sald that { am here on my Own responsibility to work} for what I think are the best tn-| terests of the party, as every Re pudlican has a fight to do | IRON OUT CONTE CHICAGO, June 2.— Twenty-three delegates were involved in contests jettl! to be taken up when the na tional committes met today Georgia's four delegatenatlarge ined up with National Committee man Henry 8. Jackson were seated. and the contestants thrown out jos claims today} 1g delagates were with Hughes or Roosevelt ‘steam-rollered” out that theme Mined up had b of existence Chairman Hilles, however, reiter jated today that every contest had [been decided eolely on tts merits, and that no candidates were tn volved. VOTERS RECALL MAYOR OF BOISE Natural Ample this beach and «w spot in it. DR. L. KR. CLARK DRL. RL CLANK PAINLESS DENTISTRY We have dons away We kill and remove sitting, and we do tt Frequently in teeth wa have the to: with nerves at one without pain, | extracting of opt before 1910. The PAGE NDIANOLA ae ot! oo ew tell w The Gem of Puget Sound remier Bathin on Puget Sound paths and improved clean sand run foot races, when tide in . Killing norves under the old anti quated method firmed by the se very paint: had to put everal hours of racking patn and several visite to} oath of office June 12, the dental office were nee announced toda: Dressing and checking rooma for bathers. fort stations. supply of long and 600 to 800 and 900 feet wide no rocks, gra ride bieye is out sate, perfectly GUARANTEED And that méans just what It says t we can fix your WASHINGTON, June 2— ga Louis 0. Brandeis, of Boston, whose nomination to the Unit ed States supreme court was con- e by a vote of 47 to 22, probably will take it was He will succeed the late Jo- seph Rucker Lamar, and will be the first Jew to sit on the su- yer spring brook water— 1 or mud * or not streets Com- front. all hard, You can rive autos on | for wading a treachérous tT deep. For Full $40 $5 Cash, $2 Monthly, for large tracts a few blocks back ftom water- $10 Per Month, for extra large waterfront tracts, 250 feet or more Information and Literature, Call, Phone or Write INDIANOLA BEACH LAND CO. 614-15 Joshua Green Bldg. Every Indianola Beach property owner (by deed or contract) has equal interest in and full use of this magnificent beach. It is COMMUNITY, not public property. View taken from outer end of Indianola Beach wharf; tide partly in. At extreme low tide the sands are exposed to within 80 feet of end of wharf, which is 991 feet in length. The beach extends the entire frontage of the property— one-half mile Indianola Beach Attractions Prosimity to Seattio--a 123-mile ride, one hour. The Place for Your Summer Home Your town rent this summer would bay a home tract at Indlanola Beach. You can live there and work in Seattle, and do it all cheaper than staying in town. A Summer Home brings health and happiness. Indianola Beach gives that in the fullest measur: plenty for all purpords Just remember, rou can go to Indianola Beach BOISE, Ida, June 2.—Jerem) jah | Water system under cénstruction, dam already 1 60 ant At os A aaa or other out- . 1 attle subi . he ops aenerepe Mame bear -t e — : Seeds i We are building homes now for several recent today recalled and Samuel H. Hays Substantial new wharf, adequate _boat etevice buyers. We will build for you, too, and you can elected to his office | and cheap transportation On Easy Terms, pay us back a little each month. A first pay- Recall of Councitman Richel-| Entrancing groves of maples, madronas, wild i ‘ ment of $26.00 for ground and house will set you berger was alao effected, Wm. D.| cherry, % and cedars. A profusion of wild for fine tracts one block up in housekeeping at Indianola Beach. Stevens succeeding him flowe ferne and in season—berries, One of removed from waterfront. If you wish to do your own building, you will The fight which our Seattle school teacher buyers asserts that Giteinhiniie find @ vast amount of rustic material on the pe gh dll agg ihe . she picked 40 varieties of wild flowers Memorial ground. We supply lumber on the property striet enforoement of laws end br |“ : as ee: Bo Bn leged raiding of private residences View of unsurpasted charm—lowlands, Sound WE WELCOME COMPARISON with all sum- because they were sified ag| ®d mountains mer homesite properties offered. See them all. Aisorderly houses A beach that inspires admiration. One-half mile but you owe it to yourself to inspect Indianola Beach before making selection. Boat service is so arranged that you can reach attle before § and before 9 a m., and leave after 5 and after 6 p.m. To see the property, take “CALYPSO,” at foot of Spring St, daily at 9am. Cash fare 250, Commutation tickets 12%c. Elliott 317 BRANDEIS TO TAKE OFFICE ON JUNE 12 | preme bench. Senator Poindexter of Washing ton was one ,of three republicans | who voted fof the confirmation | With one exception, the | eratic dent Wilson's nominee. The exception was Senator New demo: jlands of Nevada, who said he did) not believe Brandeis had the “Judi letal tem perament.” the patieht even knows out. If you are one of the man, that has put off having your teet an fixed on account of fear of being hurt, you need delay no longer And we can prove to your entire satisfac tion that we can do painiens den tint ry ve have on file In our office a wreat many teatir and Women, sight of all Our prices are the very lew: Our immenne volume of business abies un to do this We give with all work our (ron d guarantee of satisfaction, algn Bouconville. jed the ed both by the operator who aid eh work and by ork bd *B*] on the town t owner and oF thin office who tm thor responalh / It wan cost pou 2% obligation to have thorough | ndnation hew announcement of position by the justice except possibly the qualifying phrase “in the slightest degree” as emphasizing that no man was representing Hughes Keeping Record Clean | They pointed out that very prob. ably the tice, with hin cus tomary insistence on complete ob. |servance of all the proprieties of [his position, as a member of the | highest court, merely had Green put out the statement at this time to keep his record absolutely clean, The annua Regal Dental Offices Bagion’ ‘band large audienc hy a concert 2 AERO FLEETS BATTLE.ON HIGH Fokkers | viators CROWD AT CONCERT 1 of the was given Thursday ‘agies’ hall, before Inetrymental and yocal solos followed the concert. hin “BOYS” BEAT “DADS” | Frank McDermott, manager jthe Bon Marche, played shortstop like a wooden Indian in a baseball contest between the “Dads” whose sons are attending Moran school, attle ane ety, PARIS, June 2.—A pitched bat- 4 oy a island, and the oir own " ae “Dad 8 dignntar ons-denval [te between German and French |'Rovs” The “Dads” lost, the Fone st without hurting them, we) Seroplane squadrons tn which two|""Arong the players on the “Dads” would Ike to have you oall enemy machines were brought/team were: Dr, Robert 'T, Ollver: svar sanetalle We seek rae down was reported to the war of-/U. 8S. A; F. J. Martin, G. Alston roughly satisfied on. this fiee today Hole, Lee H. Wakefield, C. L. J we ev start to do ane Smith, F. T. Crowe, Harlan Thom A German machine was so bade an Homer Iiltraan a eerie tt he a eee ly damaged by fire from the] a dentists, theh who have “graduated | French roplanes that it fell near| trom, the best gantal colleges, and | Etain of je Ue who have passed the examinatiop of | ‘Two other French machines at trary operator ih thin sere ee, And | tacked a Fokker, and, by circling |.,N2WARK, N. J. June 2.—Col every operator in this office has his constantly clo to th jr.| Theodore Roosevelt was met by forticiente trem the state dental | Constantly closer to the enemy air) oesine thousands hete yeater board hanging rent on the wall in|craft, forced it down; and, finally ae. 7 front of his dental chatr, tn plain|riddied with bullets, it fell near |@*Y, &%, @n Toute to his Oyster Bay home, he stopped here to speak at The French afr squadron attack- }the industrial exposition held in Germans as the | were returning from Barledue. Several bombs had been dropped conjunction with the celebration of Newark’s 250th birthday BUYS FISH PROPERTY BELLINGHAM, The bid June of Henry Teller $ 700 for the} property of the Great #*orthern Fisheries Co, near Blaine whieh went into the hands of a receiver November, 1916, was confirmed the superior court yesterday The plant is being overhauled in preparation for business this year. s senators stood behind Presi- of} IN AN EMPTY STORE| ROGER SEEKS HONOR The 41 cases of bonded whisky | ST. LOUIS, June 2.—Headquar- |selzed by the police Tuesday after-|ters for Roger Sullivan, vice presi- }noon Were found at 509 13th ave.,/ dential candidate, were opened here instead of 505 13th ave. It was in! yesterday an empty store building beneath the/| |Mohawk apartments, not in the | basement of the apartments OUTSIDE OF America, the alll gator is found only im China. 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