The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 17, 1916, Page 2

FREE Guaranteed Painless Dentistry Dr. Sipes’ Remarkable Offer: | + He will give your teeth a most careful and thorough exam- ination and tell you exactly what needs to be done to restore 'your mouth to its normal, healthy condition. Not a cent will | be acged for this examination or his expert advice. He will extract any teeth that cannot be saved absolutely | of any cost to you. | ~ You do not have to order any other work in order to take | advantage of this free offer—it is open to everybody, children | well as grown people, and the doctor won’t charge you a) | | | No matter how difficult your teeth are to extract, you will feel the slightest particle of pain. Dr. Sipes does not use cocaine or Novo-Cain, but a later, | pre wonderful discovery, absolutely harmless and free from | unpleasant after-effects. } You can talk to the doctor all the time he is doing your work | putting you to sleep, no deadening of the senses. Readers of The Star who have not yet availed themselves of the Boston Dental Company’s free offer of genuine PAINLESS DENTISTRY still have a chance. Free appointment cards will be given out all this week, entitling the holder to come 9 cannot leave their work or business except at a given time, to see Dr. Sipes, or "one of his corps of expert associates, without delay. Hundreds have been treated every week since the free demonstration started and Pin not one single case has the wonderful anesthetic failed. Every patient is en- thusiastic. All admit that no pain is felt. OUT-OF-TOWN PATIENTS: Persons living at distance are cordially invited to take advantage of the free Offer. Write to Dr. Sipes, care of the Boston Dental Company, 1420 Second ave- Rue, Seattle, stating the day you can come to Seattle, and he will send you a FRE APPOINTMENT CARD by return mail. |Boston Dental Company 1420 Second Ave., Seattle (Opposite the Bon Marche) , edwin Fsweet, aanistant secre SHAVE $16,000 OFF Monday for Vancouver, | KES PLAYERS | 1917 as compared to the figures al GWornre ALITA lowed the department last year, ac cording to figures given out Mon. day by Capt. A. EB. Sullivan, secre tary of police. ONTLEMAN OF LEISURE” The decrease is accredited to the Nights, 800 paring of jail expenses and patrc Matinee Prisas—~ie, $0c; d6e. maintenance. It cost the» elty Mats. Thureday and Saturday, 2.20 || $550,642 to run the police depart |ment in 1916, while $534,460 1# all \then is being asked to carry it NEW PANTAGES [Suites asc approrimatety tne Today at 2:30. Tonight at 7 and ojtame in the new budget, THE MIDNIGHT FOLLIES par oor COMMERCE SHOWS 6—Other Big Acts—6 10 and 29 Cents BIG INCREASE HERE y tn ting absolutely without Second xtractin Olu ithou eco in or bad after effects ALACE HIP *: ‘Spring Our prices are right. Get an Matinees 1 Qo Eve 15c¢ Seattle's commerce for June shows an increase of more than before going elsewhere. Seat $19,000,000 over the same month om ation and consultation HERR JANSEN & CO. last year, despite the labor trou MP bles on the water front. The total for June is $37, 918, 883, APPEALS TO WILSON WASHINGTON, July 17.—Robert Painless Dentists POR Fourth Ave. and Pike St. Other vaudeville and feature photo Mats., 1:30 to 6. Nights, 6:20 t clemency The tederal government proposes RESTAURANT to eexcute Stroud for killing one of The Highest Class Chinese and American Eating Place on the Iris guards at the Leavenworth Coast—Exquisitely Fitted Up—Sanitary Kitchen prison. The Best Place on Earth to Get Your ||| CHOP SUEY and NOODLES || STAfT ON CRUISE Unequaled 25c Merchants’ Lunch Served Dally sia eed ee gel, mnie men #t ne S. crulser New 11 A. M. to 7 P. M. Orleans is steaming up the Sound — annual summer cruise, jed’ Coast venseia tn sence, et; OF POLICE BUDGET Stroud, sentenced to be hanger | day at Leavenworth, Kan., today ap. pealed to President Wilson. for 106 Second Avenue South (Near Yesier Way) Monday to pick up the Mverett) Half Block South From the Smith Bullding ion ean tee ae ee Ce ‘ n the STAR—MONDAY, JULY 17, 1916. PAGE 2, ‘NEW WIRELESS PHONE INVENTED iH, Barriger Cox Announces | Underground Device | Already Tested CHEASTY’S CLEARANCE The Sale That Never oull be carrying Disappoints home a great package M3 extra value.i oa avail yourself of these Clearance Specials “Values Tell’’ And the People Know We Deliver What We Chaim. 1,000 SUITS 5% Off 300 Odd Trousers 165 Heavy-weight Fancy Overcoats Not all our matchless stock of Made- ps Right, Smart Clothes is included in this sale—but surely in 1,000 suits you can find just what you want. Wonderful selection not included in the sale. SALE IS ON—ACT NOW BAN FRANCISCO, July 17.--Ao nouncement of a Wireless subter ranean telephone was made today by Dr. H. Barriger Cox, one of the most prominent electrical in |ventors of the country | Stmultaneousty, Dr. Cox declared that he had discovered that elec trical energy can by transmitted over a single conductor, a new law fof phystes. | TESTED 50 MILES | The inventor made his discovery, he sald, while he was experiment ing for the federal forest service in an effort to perfect a wireless of signale in forest re |i He discovered that the human) |¥olce could be transmitted thru the ground, He tried ont his discovery over distances up to 60 miles and |then applied for patents on It SYSTEM IS SIMPLE Dr. Cox said the #ystem of sub jterranean wireless telephony is #0 simple that {t is astonishing that sctentiate have not discovered It long ago The equipment consists of an or-| dinary telephone transmitter con-| | nected with a battery and a special) instrument—which Cox alone un-| derstands-—with a ground wire. At ithe recetving station is a similar |device. The cnly connection is the! ground thru which the current car jrying the boman volce is sent.) There Is “circuit.” HEMPHILL PLEADS GUILTY; FINED $60 Wiley Hemphill, of Hemphill | Bros., grocers and bakers, pleaded) guilty in Justice Brinker's court! Monday to having adulterated food in his possession, and was fined 8! Recorda of the city chemist showed that wheat flour taken frow the Hemphill bakery contained worms and dirt | | Hemphill! gave notice that he! would appeal the case to a higher) court. [WANTS CONVENTION | NEW ORLBANS, July 17,—John |M. Parker, vice presidential candi-} date on the bull moose ticket, has urged another convention, to be | held August 6, to nominate new candidates, regardless of Roose velt's action | Dr. William C. Spetdel, president of the U. of W. Alumn! association, has announced the executive board, which served under King Dyke man, would be retained, MANETTE TO VOTE | AREMERION, July |600 citizens of Manette |Auguat 15 to decide if the city is} to incorporate or not | | SELL 200 TICKETS | More than 200 tickets have already been sold for the benefit dance to be held Wednesday night in Cornish hall, Broadway and E jPine st. for Company A’s me NO RELIEF IN EAST| THEATRES | PLAN BIG EXHIBIT [J.WE CHICAGO, July 17.—No_ relief! | A manufacturers’ and merchants’ bureau pounced today, Althojat every pertorsaans eo Bunday to{cile during the week of August 14 the Chicago temperature was mod-|see the new vaudeville and photo-|*® 1% a8 @ part of the campaign for erated by the lake breeze, three | play bill, headed by Princess Luan’s |the stimulation of Washington in- deaths attributed to the heat were| Hawaiian Sextet |dustries and the encouragement of recorded here in the past 24 hours.) With ukeleles, songs and native |the use of home-made products. The mercury hit the century mark {dances they kept feet tapping, and| The fair will be housed in the Sunday at Springfield, Ii, Peorla,|won a storm of applause at each |Henry, Stuart and White buildings, | Mi, Kansas City, Mo, and Fort | performance adjoining the display rooms of the Worth, Tex “The Diamond Queen,” a melo-|present Manufacturers’ association drama of the older order, with |¢xhibit and exchange. The same BANKRUPT SHOE STORE plenty of thrills and amazing situa. | week will witness the convening in phony re CHANGES HANDS |‘'on*. '* sis on the bill, along with |Seattle of hundreds of t er a mer-| me 1 wih Mille and Mills, veteran violinists | chants of the Northwest, who will thorough DR, 1. BR, CLARK ; of the days of ‘61, Byson and Broh,| be here at that time to discuss their | Hon and |You Can Have Beautiful) PU®'® REAPS THE BENEFIT |" 1h aingers, your 1 Johnson and | business problems and to look over! form you Teeth Just as Well Cees, Oe Se je and the Lady.” |fall stocks among the jobbers and| what exten It will also be/ benefit you lan extraordinary Shoe Sale Starts ° 0 afact | Wednesday, July 19th, at 1 e the Ring” will be the/mant f h as Not } Be iy Te OS. | pnotopiay shown until Wednesday I Made-tn;Washlugton week jee pervious necessity or excuse for] The well-known Men's Shoe 2 9 re —— With decayed. aching,|Store, established by Ira Hicks 18 |PALACE HIP MASONS CUT CAPER | ottiers whose which not only ep-| years ago, specializing high-grade| Elsie Brosche sang { evil neve cepeatly 6 health, but detract . Zlste he sang in vaudeville r , m the p pal at-| Shoes, was recently declared bank-|for the first time at the Palace Hip Saale to yoneee Pye tractiona of that {ndividual rupt. The stock and fixtures, In-| Sunday, and so delighted the aud An elaborate program of music e to you WITHOUT COST OR We are prepared to put your teeth| voicing around $12,000, was of-|jence: b and stunts were given Saturday | IGATION that I will cure you to into perfect condition for you at a p jences that she was immediately | 3 at | y very moderate coat, and do it abac.| ‘ered sold for the benefit of the |pooked for a road tour. night in the Metropolitan theatre, ares. . Nati Fog accept yo lutely w it hurting you a bit.jcreditors, The present stock and! ghe is the daughter of EB, p,|!" celebration of the granting of a f QUICK and PERMAS We have brought our system to auch| fixtures are being removed, and ina a heat depeiaied charter of the Vetled Prophets of | NENT RESULTS, of a CURE to fF sa hig 4 Yaga Mtg Be will be offered at retail in the) Phe new bill is headed by Herr|the Enchanted Realm to Seattle |® Bowtat Sera SS to 8. events ! a » 1422 FY Nh d Be ours: 9 to 11,2 to 5. Evenings dontal work painlessly —abs large Leader store, 1422 Firat ave.|jansen and company of “mystery | Mason* by appointment © are near e . begin e . ‘eo or > ence iy, July iat I'am store wih Maite” Me ie. transfor" *"° 30 HEAR SWEENEY beg 4 mit thet Jremain closed Monday and Tues. |P°rforms ¢ new Eee SI1M% Second Ave, Epler Bldg. Other acts are the Temple quar tet, Jack and Marie Gray, the Four Valdares, Hutchinson and Sadiler, Bo Sweeney of the interior de. and a feature photoplay, “The|Partment will address the Wood- row Wilson league Thursday, July the best anaes day while a large staff of sales. that has #o far been discovered. Wel people arrange and remark the| have been able to continue to offer | stock for quick disposal, with a this precious substance to our pa-|farge stock of ladies’ and chil- |"? by hd tlents, while other dentists in many|dren’s shoes, which will be offered | Weaker Strain HEAR THE canes, have been forced to resort to due ¢ 8.0 20, at a noon luncheon at the Butler at tremendous reductions, Detatls | égdpoe substituten aay, etthe: 484 pilose of thin bankrupt shoe /ORPHEUM grill, which will be open to the Hawaiian ‘ le wil Tuesd en-| N Hacke h b public | eale will appear in Tuesday even-| orman Hackett, who has been 9|ing’s_newspaper jthe Wilkes Players’ leading man al) Sextet season, is seen in his farewell role BAUSMAN Td RESIGN al supply Jat the Orpheum this week | or in true that the price | Hackett will leave for his home Prin L id CAIN" has wonred #ky high in Det after “A\Gentleman of| Supreme Court Justice Bausman Cess Luan's that we could have se out our} Leisure” closes, and later go out] will resign in September providing Native Instruments, Songs supply many timex and reaped enor-| mous profits, Hut we preferred to ive our patients the benefit of it Frat was profit enough. for. us, to 4 satisfy our patients ‘a what we are striving for all time. Do you wonder that with on the road in a new vehicle. @ majority vote is cast for a candi and Dane Douglas Fairbanks created the|date for the office. Otherwise he role of the wealthy young adven-|will remain in office until Novem turer in search of a new sensation, | ber. He will not run for re-elec who takes a chance at burglary on|tion, he annovhced Only One of the 5 Big Features such @ policy this is the fastest! - a bet in “A Gentleman of Leisure.” Srgwiog otties 4a the Notthwest? » | Hackett made good in the first FOR Loss OF APPETITE or he te tit the | . hate | depres refreshing VAUDEVILLE PEG 'O THE RING Ninth Installment wai ele and Kitchen Help ||HOLD CASTRO AGAIN thoroughly, and ill do . our work | TO KNOW THAT THE CU- NEW YORK, July 17.—Gen Come in and have a thorough ex-|f LINARY CRAFTS OF SAN Castro, former president of Ven-| amination of your teeth free” Wall RaNcisco ARE DEMAND. ||eztela, Is being Neld for the socond| Cost, to have them put Inte perfect | ING AN EIGHT-HOUR DAY, ||{!™® at Ellis island, pending an tn-| condltio: Th ‘on't col 0 vestigation of his alleged E Ll; cent nor walt it put you under any || COOKS, WAITERS AND lreasons | for entering the country. COR cESME UNIVERSITY Ue So A ae eer pensiwa “ecnee, || START SUBMARINE THEATRE Ifyou will from ul ou won't delay this im 00,. Fh from us, you wy nin ln] MENT, MAY BE TROUBLE, F aie Gaver xe ortant | mat ' RREMERTON, July 17.—It was 0 ~ BUGRNE CRY, "Mae! may gi HUGO ERNST, officially announced Saturday that Matinees Evenings Rega ental Offices SECRETARY SAN FRANCIS. [| Work on the submarine 0-2 would edly Se ag 6, aga Sie paper ane YOUR CREDITISO K 5c 10c will begin arriving about August | : ifrom the Portsmouth navy yard, proce that