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

Free Painless Dentistry Hundreds of readers of The Star have taken advantage of the @@eeptional offer of Dr. M. O. Sipes, of the Boston Dental com pany, to extract teeth absolutely free by the new painiess method, a8 made possible by the local anaesthetic that was allowed to pass fmto Canada from Germany through the British blockade—and #0 reached Seattle Dr. Sipes has made Painless Dentistry a reality, as never real ized before, by the aid of this remarkable scientific discovery. The few anaesthetic is not Novocaine, as many suppose, but a more powerful and perfectly harmless application that is used in a pure ly local way. It is more effective and longer-lasting, too, than any thing previously discovered, giving the patient the benefit of a per feet deadening sensation in the jaw, extending over a period sufft ciently long to permit of the most difficult operation The offer made Star readers continues in force the remainder of this week. Sufferers may come any time between the hours of 10 and 5 for the removal of fractious teeth. There ts no obligation to have further work done, and the offer ts absolutely free. Dr, Sipes is giving the demonstration tn person, at the office of the Boston Dental company, 1420 Second ave. MUCH APPENDICITIS IN SEATTLE © are many cas Th K. glycerine rel-k Th $ SPOO! relieves almost A SE jon, sour stomach or public The r nuisance. fety e ever sold. Swift's Pharm ave. and Pike and 236 Hippodrome Third and Cherry Eugene Levy, Mgr. — IT’s SOME SHOW THIS WEEK BELIEVE US THE Two EUGENE BROS. Are positively the best ln bee DARE Painless Dentistry | | | Recognized by invariable # the beat, regatdiess of the c triple bar performers For Instance, we ara now one of in the world he ry few dental | . 4 B Their stunts will take panees your breath Europe. * comp ——— We —_—i— naition ay ina large ® then upply at the pr prevailed, Needioss that Teniizing the ald enorm: value of HIPPODROME ACTS kept | determined at all cost to to give them the very by A and any and all etre ances. Th — EW. Farnum § LJ 4 IN ; The Bondman F By Hall Caine it A Wm. Fox Produc- i One Child With Fee money thal what your Adult Free at Weekday Matinees Weekday Matinees Evenings 10c | Regal Dental Offices | SEIZE FIXTURES OF "MANHATTAN RESORT | 2 | Club, 611 King @t., Thursday morn-| ing and had them strip the place of pool tables, bar fixtures and chairs. on-| The equipment was taken to the | building and stored.) rt was declared @ public |We Have the Real, Genuine! fay, the prices on “NOVO-CAIN have gone up by leaps and bounds since that time. We could have sold many t over at I I ie profit to ourselves, Oth substance fur the use of our patients, urselves t under wet TO BREMERTON . | Sunday to Be “Preparedness | | | Day” at Puget Sound Navy Yard TO SHOW SUBMARINES All former army, navy and No tional Guard men will hold a meet! ing in the Arcade building, Thurs day, at 8 p. m., to perfect the organ ination of thetr division tn the pa-| rade Saturday Reviewing stands will Friday in front of the publio brary, on Pourth ave Chairman Treat, of the parade committee, will mareh ae far as the be built reviewing stand, then take a eeat with the official guests Chiet eckingbam will have a pectal tall of 100 patrolmen te keep the crowds behind the ropes which will be stretched along the sidewalks The Mallard band will lead a bat talion ofof Woomen of the World drill teams, followed by the gen oral delegation Al W. 0. W members, no matter Me as ‘declared Saturday a holiday ind steamers will leave there at § \. m., 9 a.m, and 11 a, m., bringing felegations to Seattle tree Capt. Arthur P. 8. Hye, chief marshal, has appointed Gen. FB. GIN, former adjutant general of the Arizona National Guard, marshal of the produce marchanta’ diviaton University of Washington alum nt, headed by Tom Patterson, for mer colonel! of student cadets, will meet ata Fifth ave. and Blanchard at 1:45 p Saturday, to form thefr marehing unit The Seattle Golf club will ha 500 men tn line, the Green Lake Improvement club 100, the Sanitary ‘public market 300, and the Greek soctety 200 Local freight houres of the steam railway companies will clone at noon, #9 employes can parnde ROUGH TACTICS ARE | LEGAL, SAYS JUDD | Edward Judd, an attorney. Mayor's Secretary Jimmy Crehan| |a Yery happy hunch Thursday, | In 1906, Judd, as city attorney | }for Kirkland, carried to the ae m gave | Preme court a civil case for the babs a “blind p drug ,store as & nuisance, and he de res the court, in finding for him, | rovided a prec it that amply roteets Mayor fn his recent ach rough tactios against p 4 Sitin in Seattle hospitals. Much of) niet Reckingham sent @ special! grue et Aen cg lly thm of “Gils can be prevented with simp! ot * cial | drug stores which have sold boore - orn ote police squad to the Manhattan) The Jud@ case was an obeture | one, and the mayor's office was un awkare that the supreme court had passed on the question PETROGRAD, June §.—(Via Lon ¢on.)—An official announcen t to day states that in the new Russian offensive over 40,000 prisoner have ken. Harry Stahl his that Announces frie and patrons addition to Stahl’s Delicatessen Lunch F ave., ned tonight at 5 p.m to the new At 1218 be op urth will The same High-class service and quality that has pre vailed here dn the past will continue the quarters HARRY STAHL, Prop. in enlarged yor Shattuck of Port Orchard) * STAR—THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1916. » CROWDS WILL GO 'SHUCKS! VILLA ESCAPES AGAIN Francisco Villa, the again eluded pursuit Seattle police found no new trace of the Mexican general Thursday following the report that he had been seen entering a 9th ave, drug store by Dr, GB, Love, of the Knickerbocker apartments, Wednes day evening Dr, Love ing & white fedora hat, and black mustachion imp. Motoreyele pi described him as woar Nght suit He did not emen hastened to the drug store, but the mysterious suspect Wan fone. Fotled again claimed Chief Reckingham LYEN DENIED MOTION FOR A NEW HEARING EVERETT, June 8.—Motton for a new trial of the Lyen allenation sult was denied tn superior court by Judge Ralph ©. Bell yesterday afternoor ether Aldeen Lyen re 16,000 damages from her more than the wife against the jury decided sting to the instructions of t to the jury, the attorneys for Banker Lyen gave notice of ap- peal to the saprer art PLAN NEW STATION AMUSEMENTS) ¢ comfort station will be ructed on th triangle at ; ay, and Westlake if the plans of the cit arbors and public | grounds Committee work out The buildings department was tn structed Thursday to fur sad an estimate of the h plans HUGHES WON'T TALK | | UNLESS HE’S CHOSEN. Ju bandit, has |or announcement of P ne ORPHANS ON OUTING au " | | night in the of squirrel whie PAGE 2 DOCK MEN STILL MARKING TIME Water front employers were waiting further developments in Ban Franciseo Thursday morn. ing before sending etrikebreak- ers out to buck the longsnore- men's strike, The union officials, after thelr firet strike conference In in Francisco Wednesday, an nouneed they would not with. draw or change their demands. “We will work for any or all employers who will pay the new scale and recognize our proposals,” announced Presi dent J. J. Foley of the IL. A No move Would be made, Seattle dock men said, until after the cor ference of union executives with San Francisco employers today, June &.—Unlens ix nominated at ke ho statement the United Press from # source Of Unquestion: | WASHINGTON intice Hughes iicago, he will & Arne 1 authority Hughes had t a epeoch by f n shown @ copy! presentative Mur | n which declared Hughes sainiog on the oh, Mirting th bis supporters ike a girl wil g to be Kissed, is reprehensible The justice's» position, the United rons was informed, t# the “same ft always ha» been,” June & Five thow en of New York obile Auto at} NEW YORK and orphan chil ere given thelr annual auton uting today by the Orphans obile Day Outing association The meeting bas been arranged onnelly’s Grove, College Point,|yy United Btates Immigration L Comminsioner Henry M. White of Beattle, Who reached San Fran cleco late Wednesday with instruc tions from the federal department lof labor to try and promote peace | negotiations HONOR COVINGTON A dinner was given Wednesday Y. M. C. A, tn honor from what camp, are requested to! father-in-law, J. L. Lyen, cashier of Of lL. J. Covington, retiring super he at thetr hall, at Mourth ave. and/ine Citizens’ Hank & Trust company |!tendent of the Washington Chit VALLEY ROSE SHOW Marion et, at 1:30 p.m. Saturday.) o¢ Everett dren's Home soclety, and his nuc High school boys, under Col. Her| laint jcessor, Marion Johnson. Coving ' he plaintiff scored a second sue | bert H. Hopkins, will meet Satur’ coos tn hacing the order asseeing tom Was commended for his work | lay, at 2, at Firat ave, and Vine #t..! ihe costs of Ceetl Lewis Lyen,| ‘uring hie i¢ years of service - ‘or formation ~o oung husband, charged against % | The fourth ana . rose cc otha Notices have bean sent to mom) isiher Aldeen Lyeh feversed. At Rais va Pi egy Bag oe . Cea rma thy Young stone Napanie, ner Aldeen tan reverted, A!) QONFISCATE BOOZE |: ti« tie ide! ols Nome. 'Catn xn club to assemble on Wall #t.. be COntention that dow Hac station ween First and Second aves, at Couirntion that a joa 4 oa. ; i Several schools of the valley have 0 pom On ee eee Patrolmen confiseated four quarts | announced thelr intention to com- fn the Delmar pete hotel, 118 Firet ave, &, and arrest-|" por the best display, the silver ed J. A. Halleck, manager of the |ouy presented by the Columbia mer hotel, and Martha Delvin, @ maid |onants will again be competed for for alleged violations of the probit {s trophy is competed for an bition law, Wednesday night nual The cup becomes the prop- erty of any community or associa THE PASSING SHOW | o winning it three times in suc = Cemsion TONIGHT AND)| General Information can be ob tained from Mra, Lorenzo Marsh Sperint Matiner Friday at 2100 No exhibitor may take more than one prize class All roses entered for prizes must be grown out of doors, and be own ed by the person making the entry All roses must be properly named CURES WITHOUT DRUGS " sTORES ALTH Whe You SLEnr sleep, infusing them with new ener ay and bullding up the entire aye tem to & i, healthy condition news the aplrit « It make ambition and ng. health Aim uraged ain it tre ‘ok with Blectra-Vitw and what t} peop may Know #6me of them persone Let we explain how Kiectra-Vita res and what {t will de for you Address The Electra-Vita Co. Hoom 200 Empress B 1020 Second A CURES MEN suffer from Chronie Weakne impaired Manhood, Pain in the Back, Nervous Debility, Lost Vi tality, Kidney and Bladder Trou. sles, are quickly cured by DR. PIERCE’S SEXOID Hy mati $1, of alk t for $6 Every bom guarant aMEDY © RAY MONE hers, Fourth Hotel An Main 14 Union VIA Olympic 4 Hours 55 Minute 6 Hours 8 Hours 15 Minutes daily 8 a. m., arrive the Milwauk Angeles 12:55 auto stage, p. m via Port with 2:10 pom arrives p Steamer Betty On Sale Daily at Second and Cherry, | Puget Sound Navigation C Do A NEW SHORT LINE Seattle, Port Angeles & Western THE ROAD OF THE RHODODENDRON THROUGH THE AMERICA’S SWITZERLAND 10 Minutes to ort Tow Crescent Tavern, arrives 2:30 p. m., Fairholm 3:10 p. m,, where connections are made with auto stage for Sol Duc Hot Springs, arriving 4:15 p. m RETURNING Leave Sol Duc daily 2 p. m., Fairholm 3:15 p. m, Lake Crescent Tavern 3:45 p. m., Piedmont 4:10 p.m Joyce 4:45 p. m., Port Angeles 5:2 p.m, Port Town send 7:40 p. m., Seattle 10:20 p. m Round Trip Excursion Tickets CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RY., THE Peninsula Ss to Port Angeles Lake Crescent to Sol Duc Sioux” leaves Colman 30 a.m Express Dock nsend 10 Thence Peninsular Joyee 1:35 jedmont on arrives m. Connects Lake Crescent Singer's Lake Karles for City Ticket Office Elliott 4812 and 0.'8 Ticket Office, Colman cl hl NEW PANTAGES | | OF 1915 as far as porsible All roses to be entered for prizes must be In the hall by 10 a m. and in position by 11, ready for judging which take lace at that time Seventy-five per cent ts allowed for quality; 25 per cent for quan tity An entry fee of 25 cents is ox acted, Each, exhibitor muat provide his own container. One prize and two ribbons are offered for each class, ERISMAN WILL TALK Martin EF. Etisman, naval archi Wilkes Pave “NAUGHTY REBRCCA™ Nights, 4:20. § 1 Me wvow. Not a Temorren t, will speak at the Commercial Mata,, 2:30—Nighta, 7 and 9. [Club noon luncheon Friday on THALERO’S CIRCUS “Shipbutlding.” PETTICOAT MINSTRELS | “4 Other Big Acts DR. CORSON SPEAKS 10a and Se _| Dr. W. H. Corson; candidate for the republican nomination for cor oner, addressed the Ballard Repub Nean club Wednesday night, urging * (9 hot underestimate portance of the office, and re 1 his former promise of a con ond pring Beat Sundays, ibe 4 7 190 Any And Bvenings a ent administration, with a few SECOND AVENUE AT LENORA STREET —— Lo N Sree ee 10 FREE SEASON TICKETS TO SEATTLE’S SALT WATER PALACE Entitling holders to free admission to All the bathing privileges of the world’s finest salt water natatorium dur- ing remainder of 1916. CONTEST CLOSES JUNE 15 To enable all contestants to see the completed ex terior of the beautiful new building before submitting their suggestions, the management has decided to ex- tend the time of closing the contest until midnight, Thursday, June 15. The contest is open to all. Go and see the new natatorium today, this evening or any time, Mail or bring your ideas to Strang & Prosser Ad- Agency, Managers Publicity Department Natatorium, Suite 655, Empire Building, SEASON TICKET for the best permanent name for what s Said to be the finest Salt Water Bathing Institution in the t nited Btates SEASON TICKET for the best trademark design BEASON TICKET for the best an (five words of less) de. seriptive of the remarkable sanitary features that have been provided for the protection of the patrons of the big bathing palace, SEASON TICKET for the best poster design, embodying a ple ture of the white, gold and green building SEASON TICKET for the best suggestion for indoor water sports, SEASON TICKET for ah Annual Carnival suggestion SEASON TICKET for tho best suggestion for organizing private swimming clubs SEASON TICKET for the best single rule, or set of rules erning new for gov Natatorium SEASON TICKET for the best story, limited to about00 words extolling the Virtues of salt water bathing, its great benefit to health, swimming av an exercise and body developer SEASON TICKET for the best reasons why all school children should be taught to swim, Also suggestions as to how best the new Natatorium can be made available to school pupils Most Beautiful, Most Sanitary Public Bathing Institution in the World, WATCH FOR THE OPENING DATE ie tinuation of the polley of the pres-| im. i w 8 3 | TRE COLISEUM—NOW ~ ~~ WATER SHUT-OFF NOTICE Water will be shut off on Aloha st. between Sth ave. N. and Dexter ONLY 3 ave, Friday from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m MORE DAYS PAVLOWA MEN, | KNOW THAT Improper measures rather (ham disease are very often the cause of your ope standing trouble “The Dumb Gir of Portic” 8 Immense Acts Scenes— People The Greatest Show Ever Wasserman fined Test DK. DONAWAT 862-8-4 Liberty Build Third, posite m. oor seunble Tate Office ou Gundaye. PACIFIC OUTFITTING CO COR. THIRD & UNIVERSITY Gilera to -Souihe 'Paaoan DRESSES MEN:-WOMEN| | CEA Eee 00. A: . : ~ WEEK|] CLEMMER Seattle's Best Phetopley Mouse ATTEND TO YOUR TEETH NOW While We Are CUTTING THE CUT RATE PRICES Silver Fillings... . .25¢ Gold Crowns. .....$3 oo UNION DENT We wee nothing b: mér of Third Ave sand guarantes « pleasing and last- @ beat mater ine remult for ® period of 18 years, All Work guaranteed. Piatinad Fulithe BOE t BL.GO | Heavy Gold wns 4.00 4 Alloy Filling @ Solid Bridge Work 4.00 4.50 to 82.50 ree. ' mates Pree. TS—Cor, Third and Pike. eae Extracting Seis of Teeth .. 85,00 and 88,00 Lady Attendants, Potrance 905%, Vike. St. GRD & MADISON SPECIAL MATINEE 30——F RIDA ¥Y —2:30 Saturday Matinee Cancelle On Account of the Parade Season Reservations Taken Care of on Friday | 10c THE WILKES PLAYERS | 20c RES | | Naughty Rebecca | 30 y N I T E s