The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 11, 1916, Page 5

Treatment of babies for infantile paralysis in the epidemic New York has called out an enormous corps of doctors and nurses. this photo a doctor is shown injec fected baby. European system of sage but remain paralyzed for life. yet found for such cases, * * * CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 YORK MAY B 4 ty it without a second thought! ‘ef, of dectors throughout the country a7¢ prescribing Resino! Oint- ment to heal sick skima, and have been doing 20 constantly for over /wenty years. So why not take the combined advice of all these wise medical men and let Resinol make your skin well? Resine! Ointment and its ally, Resime! Soap, are druggists, For a free sample of each erite to Dept. 6 R, Resinol, Baltimore, Md. BULL BROS. Just Printers 1013 THIRD MAIN 1043 I PROPOSE That you take advantage of this opportunity and have your Teeth attended to while we are offering & 20 per cent discount on the be- low regular prices for our high- grade work. This week only. LADY ATTENDANT 22-k. Gold Crown. Bridgework, tooth. Porcelain Crown old Fillings Alver Fillings... Best Rubber Plat 85 and up Free Examination Electro Painless Dental Co. CORNER OF FIRST AND PIKE Opposite Old Public Market Laboring Veron! 4, BM. VAN AL el In some cases electrical treatment is given; in others, a Macsage is said to be the best treatment =} AORORNERI OSCE, SONNE NORE O ATTN in In ting serum into the spine of an In. PAY $1,600 FOR SPECIAL POLICE Appropriation by the city coun cil of $1,600 for salaries for spectal policemen employed in the Kk strike aud the signing of orders to pave Alkt ave, were features of a 30-minute meeting of the city coun cil Monday afternoon Another appropriation provided 00 for the city comptroller to pay the cost of checking signatures on inittative petitions The council decided to pay the cost of wcquiring right of way for an approach to the 15th ave, VN. W ca bridge out of the brides fund {-ateud of by levy against property owners, Condemnation coms were te United Spanish War Veterans of Washington and Alaska were in vited to hold thelr ith annual meeting here BRITISH CARRY ANOTHER TOWN LONDON, troops last storm the son, 000. July 11.—British night carried by Hage of Contalmal t of Albert, about violent fighting has Faged since the opening of the allied offensive. Gen. Haig, in announcing the victory, report ed that 189 German prisoners were taken, * * * Further east we stormed sev leral lines of enemy trenchen in the Mametz wood ded Gen. Haig “The greater part of the wood ts now in our possession. In the fighting for the Mametz wood, the Pritish took 296 pris oners E QUARANTINED big business men who fear a strict quarantine may be enforced “In 1907 Infantile paralysis be eame epidemic in New York and | spread to Massachusetts, where it lasted three years. said Dr. Charles F. Bolduan of the health |department, an especially prom! nent «authority on infantile pe “The Present epidemic,” he con- tinued, “appears to have a high degree of virulence, as well as of infectivity. The percen of j Geathe in all cases reported is much | Bigher than in 1907. “Infantile paralysis is not a new disease. It was known even to the ancients, yet very little progress has been made {n fighting It Cannot Detect Carriers “A perfectly healthy child or adult may carry the disease and communicate it to others. WE CANNOT IDENTIFY THE CARRIERS, SO YOU SEE WHAT we ARE uP AGAINST.” Experiments in injecting solu- tions of sweepings from rooms where there have been cases into healthy monkeys h convinced authoritie: carries the germs. For this reason orders have been issued by the health department to prevent raising of dust in homes. In the epidemic neighborhoods streets are sprinkled before being swept. Nurses Scarce There is no shortage of physi.) clans to handle the epidemic, but efficient nurses are scarce. The only known method of re. pressing the disease is to fnolate each case as soon as it develops Not even close relatives are per-| mitted to visit children who are be- | ing treated in hospitals. | Policemen on Job Then thousands of policemen! have been assigned to do nothing| xcept enforce the quarantine of hildren are being barred from | movie theatres, and there is talk of losing the churche: ASK FOR MONKEYS | TO EXPERIMENT ON }or according to the declarations | AUSTRIANS SINK 5 PATROL SHIPS BERLIN, via “Wire es to Sayville, July 11.—At least four and possibly five armor- ed British patro! boats were troyed by the Austrian cruleer Novara in an @ ment off Otranto, the Austrian admiralty announced in official statement received here today. “At dawn our cruiser Novara, off Otranto Road, met a group of four,}| | prisoners, five armored British pa-| trol boats,” said the official state ment All the patrol! boats were |destroyed t sank |three burn ox plosions. Of the » Novara] could rescue only nine British) sailors.” The Strait of Otranto, In which| the naval engagement occurred, connects the Adriatic and lonian| seas. It lies between the south-| eastern coast of Italy and the coast | of Albania. VERDUN ATTACK | NOW RESUMED || launched a powerful attack against French works northeast of Ve a1 at 4 o'clock this morning after an intense bombardment extending from Fleury to the Chenols wood. The war office admitted that| German troops entered 200 yards of French trenches in Lorraine east of Reillon he Germ against the raine nort south of Lr ade other attacks} rench front in Lor-| east of Vehon and} ase, but were immed! ately che North of Fonta nelle, French troops netra and cleaned up both the first Ger man lines THIEVES LOOT NEW YORK, July 11.—-Hampered | by lack of monkeys for experimental! purposes, with the possibility that| such lack may postpone any solu tion of the mysterfes of infantile paralysis, a general appeal for apes to all zoos thruout the country wal being considered today | Existence of a quarantine of sey eral months’ standing has prevent ed any new shipments of monkeys during that perigg. Secretary of | Agriculture Houston has raised the jembargo on a big shipment of apes now held at Manila, but a month| must elapse before these can arrive here. In the meantime, a strenuous effort is being made to hurry along a shipment from Central America 1,00 CITIZENS FINED. NEW YORK, July 11.—The fruits of the city’s gigantic clean-up were lapparent today in fines asseased Jagainst nearly 1,000 citizens for in |fraction of sanitary laws | Health Commissioner Emerson | professed his satisfaction with the |progress of the fight against the | epidemic, even tho the latest figures |showed a big increase in the num ber of cases and deaths Health officials announced today) \they had sufficient hospital room to! accommodate all cases and plenty of nurses and physicians. Their greatest difficulty is in convincing! almost frantic parents of childten found infected that their baby has jits best chance of being cured in a | hospital ‘BOYS ARE ARRESTED | Leland Churebill, 15, and, Bruce |Gage, 16, are under arrest at the jcity detention home Tuesday, in| |connection with the burglary of the! |home of W. W. Wilshire, an attor. |ney, 302 Harvard ave, and the | theft of $400 worth of Jewelry. | ane HAMMOND TO SPEAK | Frank Hammond, republican jeandidate for congress, will #peak} at the big open meeting to bé held) tonight by the Ballard Republican | club, in Junetion hall. | Pork Steak U.S, MAIL BOX Patrolman H ae Hansen, going his rounds at 1:50 a. m. Tuesday discovered the mall box at 14th ave. and Madison st. and postal cards and letters yoo tered over the sidewalk. Thie had evidently sorted over the con- tents of the box on the spot. The cracked open| in KEW FREIGHT RATE | ON LUMBER TO EAST PORTLAND, | red sction of & cents per 100 pounds] Pa STAR—TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1916. ~) Children's Dresses Special $1.00 A SPECIAL purchase lot of Wash Dresses, sizes to 6 years Mloomer styles, of ginghams, In nk, blue, tan, Also M iddy Dresses in white with blue trimming. Notable Dollar Day values at 81.00 Fraser-Paterson Co, Second Floor A Notable Dollar Day Event 600 Daimty New Limgerie Wai 91.00 Each ECAUSE of the quantity variety ‘of styles—because of the daintiness and their correct modes—and because of values, this is an exceptional Dollar Day event There are dozens of styles, all new, corre: lars, ruffled, frilly and tailored effects -Of lawns, voiles and dimities, in plain wh A splendid opportunity at a very low price ——— Great Cleamup of Men's $1.50 Shirts at $1.00 CLEAR ANC ‘of broken stock of $1.50 Shirts. Soft French cuff styles, laundered cuffs; some ple fronts—mostly soft. lines of our A splendid assortment of good colors and patterns Not all sizes in any one line, but all sizes up to 17% in the lot NOTE—A feature worthy of particular atten tion is that a large portion of this lot is of the famous Bates-Street Shirts. What better guar- antee of quality could a man ask? * —Choose enough to last you for some time Men’s Neckwear 3 for $1.00 50c and 75c D ercemmscantnd lines stocks. Irregulars Munsing Underwear for Men LIGHT defects which do not affect the wearing quality, bring the prices on from this Unde down to a low notch. Mostly small and sizes. White and ecru —$1.00 and $1.25 qualities, 2 Suits for.. +++. $1.00 - —$2.00 and $2.50 qualities, +$1.00 famous large 8 for $1.00 mulls | — a Remarkable Sale at ‘$1 Each | HIS is one of the great feature specials f | Dollar Day | of a very attractive new Cut Glass. | Called the Beau-cut Glass | Clematis floral and Poinsettia and cuttings, Butterfly assortment are new In the Nut Bowls Trays Comb and Brush Trays Puff Boxes Hair Receivers SFiallow Napotes Spoon Tra Footed Herry 4 Cream Sets Colery Jars with spoon ait Mayonnaine Rowls Dishes Bowls remarkable assortment; three times the sale Altogether a two truly ues worth and Ore, July 11.—A the lumber rate from the (00 in all), because of the the very Long sleeves. for women to buy summer Values of broken regular Good patterns and colorings. Good weight silks in small and large shapes. Men’s Handkerchiefs All Iinen with one-quarter. inch hem, and fancy colored | 800 Pieces of Neve Cut Glass i im | a special purchase of 500 pieces Shown in Carnation, the val- price. PAGE 5. “Here Is “Dollar Day” Again -With Important Economic Specials for Every Wednesday | Come LC sts of the styles unusual ct and pretty. Large Col ite, plaids and fancy stripes fresh, cool, summery waists -$1.00 Third Floor Dollar Day Specials _“wraser-Paterson Co., ated in Draperies, Rugs and Furniture 25e ind 35¢ Cretonnes 6 Yarde for $1.00 ‘These Cretonnes are 36 inches wide, and you have a good as- sortment of patterns to choose from; fast colors. $2.75 Lace Curtains $1.00 —Genuine Swiss Point Lace Curtains, Arabian color only; 45 inches wide, 3 yards long, of fine quality imported net $1.50 Ruffled Swiss Curtains for $1.00 Made of best quality Swiss, with 2%-inch ruffle; 24-yard length; three patterns, $1.50 Rag Rugs $1.00 ~The good old-fashioned Rag Rugs, hitand-mies designs, 27x S+inch size; a good assortment of colora. Carpet Samples $1.00 ~Tapestry Brussels Carpet Sam ples—they are 1% yards long, 22% to 27 inches wide; several good patterns in light and dark. Pioneer Rockers $1.00 Extra strong frames, fitted with genuine rawhide seats or Kitchen Stools $1.00 ~These are made of fine se lected hardwood, 24-inch height. Because of advancing prices this will be the last time we will be able to offer these at $1.00. $1.50 Sewing Tables $1.00 Ideal Sewing Table, good for camp use; folding style, with measure on one side. Hardwood Dining Chairs $1.00 Very strongly built Dining Chairs with heavy wood seats. Just three dozen to be sold at this price. Come early. No tel ephone orders for these NAME SIX PROGRESSIVES ON G.0.P. NATIONAL COMMITTEE | seanon FOR BABY y KCOND AT UNIVERSITY EXTRAORDINARY SPECIAL 2 Pairs 16-Buttom Silk Gloves for $1.00 Regular 75c Quality F Gece IAL purchase of full 16- button-length All-silk Gloves. With mills congested with orders, and the price of raw silk advancing stead- ily, Black and white only. 2 pairs for this is indeed a splendid offering. Dollar Day, .$1.00 —First Pleor. S5c Turkish Towels, 5 for $1 REMARKABLE special purchase of Fancy Bath Tow- elg—good weight, very soft and absorbent. Jacquard border effects in blue. Very values at 5 for...... Pretty attractive and practical Towels—and very unusual 1.00 ond Floor. Women’s $3.50 and $4.00 Pumps for $1.00 Ac ARANCE of short lines and a lot of small sizes. Patent leather, gunmetal, suede, black and colored Satin Pumps in turnead and welt soles. —If you can get your size, a big value will be yours. Choice at ... -- $1.00 Second Floor White Wash Skirts Special $1.00 SPECIALLY purchased lot of 75 White Wash Skirts for women, made of white cot- eTaSer Paterson C0 m0 | | | | ton jean and linene. Pisin | ff gored sty!bs in plain and gath- | I} ered backs. Separate broad | Ij belts. | —All are fresh. new and clean. All sizes in the lot. pecial at ....... —¥.-P. Co., Third Floor. 119 Lengths of Dress Goods $1 Ea. Worth regularly $1.75 to $3.50 CLEARANCE of 119 short lengths of desirable F.-P. Co. at, a Woolen Dress Goods. Pieces suitable for chil- dren's wear, for misses’ dresses, coats and skirts; for children’s dresses, coats, skirts, and for boys’ pants and women’s waists All sorts of materials—all sorts of colors Ch from the Ic apiece a gh of Women’s $1.50 $l 1.75 Munsing Union Suits | N bate feature in this Month's Dollar Day. splendid line of “Irregulars” (slightly imperfect) Munsing fine mercerized Union Suits. All sizes from to 44 ~The defects are all of minor character, and none injures the desirability or durability of the garments. Low neck, sleeveless, cuff knee or loose knee. ~Perfect garments of these qualities sell regularly at: Sizes 34, 36 and 38, $1.50; Choice in the Dollar Day Sale....... 2.26... cecsseee $1.00 —First Floor. Trimmed Hats — Untrimmed Hats | | Re narkable Values for $1.00 Millinery Section always has something inter- | | | sizes 40, 42 and 44, $1.75. | ; | | | HE esting going on—it’s remarkable where all the sales come from. That’s the secret of our success. Particu- larly for Dollar Day the Millinery Section has arranged noteworthy specials— TWO SPLENDID OFFERINGS Trimmed Hats at $1.00] Untrimmed Hats $1.00 Representing a clearance of Several hundred in this lot, several lines in stock that were : including Panama shapes as priced $4.59 to $7.50—100 Hats in all, Many fresh, new ones, | Well as many other materials made in our own workroom in white. light colors and dark; Dozens of styles—values are | worth $2.95 to $7.50. Doilar remarkable. Choice ...$1.00' Day price -- $1.00 an auto driven by Ernest D. Fear, president of the Yakima Improve- ment club, An inquest will be held Dental Reduction LOST IN SEATTLE Detectives “Tuesday were de- talled to rch in Seattle for mail found on the sidewalk was/ . Northwest to the Missourt carried to the central postoffice, sl ores mie Kansas and Nebraska| NBW YORK, July 11—8ix pro- Crocker, California, Rep.; F. W. Es-| the 6-months-old baby abducted onsiiammmmeaaa - points, will be put in force soon by | gressives were named today on the, tabrook, New Hampshire, Rep.;| two months ago trom Mrs, " |the Union Pacific railroad, it was} | fepabtionn national campelgn som] James R way ingiane Ron A Anna Sehnelder, 404 Joaquin | Vitat ave. nnounced re today 8 means | mittee ¢ committee jemenway, Indiana, Rep.; ave., an sande, Cal. | ington and Union Biks, Lowest Prices sree car “tunbermen will|T. Adame, lows, Rep, Bveratt Col |Hert, Kentucky, Rep; Ri How:| Word. was ‘received. trom Mrs,| ENere are so" many i have to pay about $1.50 per goed fa Jersey, Pro.; William|ell, ‘Nebraska, Rep.; Harold L. | Schnpider, the mother, that a letter, Bish apie te taee eee nes fect less than heretofore. Ickes, Illinois, Pro.; Alvah H, Mar-|postmarked from Seattle, had| vantage of my $35 sets present rate is 50 cents per bi | MED! 0 LD tin, Virginia, Rep.; Herbert Par-|reached her, telling that “the baby | of teeth for $20 that I + | pound 1s. The new rate will be 46 F RD TO BUI ey. New York, Rep.; George W. |was in good hands.” hrel an vantoosh re 3 |eents MUNICIPAL RAILWAY | Perkins, New York, Pro.; & A Per-| Mrs, Lulu Day ts alleged to have| until August 1. kins, Washington, Rep.; Chester H.|carried away the baby, according JULY GOLD mr ; | Rowell, California, Rep.; Oscar S./to information forwarded FILLINGS :DFO | | f ded to the CENTENARIAN DIES ~MEDFORD, Ore., July 11.—The |aicaus, New York, Pro.; Chas, B.| police. During, soe entire city of Medford a decorated Y . month of July 1 will MARKETS SHELTON, July 11.—Simon Me-| with flags and bunting today in| Warren, Michigan, Rep., and Ralph | _ put in $3 gold filling: rey is dead today at the Ma-| celebration of the victory of the | ™. Williams, Oregon, Pa erent Alling for WEDNESDAY SPECIALS) °°? ‘uty farm, aged 104 inunictpal railroad issue at the| INVITE SUZZALLO ~—e ———_— polls yesterday \f - PYonnnes TREAT- Choice Steer 10c¢ By a vote of 1,000 to 326, Med-|| TO VISIT ALASKA wave “Sacuee) 4a » D 9 ol uly teet Pot Roast.... |Choice Shoulder | Veal Roast. ue Choice Boiling | Beef... Choice Shoulder of Young Mutton Choice Shoulder Choice Shoulder Pork Roast. Wild Rose Creamery Butter, fresh churned 29c MARK A AT THE FOLLOWING D naan “patie a Ave. Look for U. 8. Purple Stamp | It Signifies Purity and Quality Shops Open Until 6:20 P. M. Laborers Wanted WAGES ON SHIPS: 50c Straight Time 75¢ Overtime ite in clal there quantities ‘Tungsten ford decided to build a railroad of || her own into the Blue Ledge min ing district and encourage capital to tap the copper and gold depos- also has found in che Plue Ledge district. HONOR VICTIM OF CARRIZAL BATTLE | | | commer- been | | WAGES ON DOCKS: PORTLAND, Ore, July 11 ‘i ; The body of Lieut. Henry R. Adair, 40c Straight Time |killed in the battle of Carrizal, will For Itohing Eozeme 60c Overtime jarrive in Portland this afternoon|, thousands have found just the and will lie in state at the Armory || comfortin, rer , effective treat- Free Board and Lodging. }}| for several hours, The funeral, | ment sou, |with full military honors, will be| POSLAM APPLY AT DOCKS |held tomorrow. An escort from|| |the 98rd company, Coast | will fire a volley over the |River View cemetery. or 549 CENTRAL BLDG., SEATTLE Waterfront |) Employers’ Union whieh brings to bear u & healing power most relie artillery, | grave in|) to stop all feching. tot improvement unt red. ‘This exceptional remedy di ee a trial in every cane. Much suf ring is avoided through its ti many sleepless nights turned into cleaning will be $1.00 and treatment for Fyorrhes, will be tro EDWIN J. BROW Offices established 25° Ri. work guaranteed 15 evenings until @ and Sundaye un {for People who work. Phone Main | || JUNEAU, July 11.—President Suzzallo of the University of Wash- |ington {ts invited to wisit Alaska in | resolutions passed by university jalumni and students at a banquet jlast night. SPANGLER KILLED | NORTH Y. AKIM July 11.—Wm, | Spangler, 60, is dead today of in- juries received when run down by For a Good JUICY STEAK Go to the ier Bakery and Restaurant JAS. R. BOLDT, Prop, cond Near Madison but this Corree 'S Sood