The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 10, 1916, Page 2

STAR—THURSDAY, AUG, 10, 1916, PAGE 7 WOMAN'S PARTY TO DECIDE SOON | ON WHICH CANDIDATE TO BACK HERE’S WAY WOMAN’S PARTY SAYS 'T CAN PUNISH SUFFRAGE ENEMIES PROCTOR’S Remarkable Offer: For the purpose of advertising the fine big pre new offices of the great Painless Dental Spe- cialists we cut the prices of the best guaranteed dentistry during the next five days, as follows: GOLD 910. 910 Free Both Crowns and Bridgework will be made of gauge gold—the quality used by the best dentists manship will be the very best, for which Painless All work will be done with our Wonderful P extra charge. Absolutely Extracting When ROWNS BRIDGE WORK er Work Is Ordered Twelve suffrage states elec In the last five pres! gone steadily for one party In 1912 electoral vot ming and 55 In none than 7.8 per cent of sidential election « For the congremional election 8 democratic in Idaho, repubditean of the the total vot f 191 Aug 10. will do at the polls November | will. be settled at the conference of the party's national committee opening here With scores of ec all leading up to a decision on thelr » for president, leaders from © twelve suffrage states compos jing the party met here today to de which way to throw the 4,000, 000 votes they claim to control Four will train their on the male poll Miss Mand You secretary of t of the Congressic Union; Mrs. Florence Hayard Hilles, Delaware, chairman of the Delaware branch of the Congres sional Union; Mra, William Ke California, of the National | tive committee of the Congre Jal Union and wife of Representa | tive Kent of California, chairman lof the recently formed Wilson Non-Partisan league, and Mra. Sara Bard Field, of Oregon. The conferees here have just one | motive—to force passage of the | COLORADO SPRINGS, Col | today rrences speakers $4 $4 Painless | night 1 the purest 22-karat 30- everywhere. The work- Proctor is noted. ainless Method without REMEMBER, 5 DAYS ONLY [ .%..|Painless Proctor... | NORTHEAST CORNER FIRST AVE. Entrance on Pike St. FOOLED "EM 16,000 GUARDSMEN ALL FOR YEARS TO VISIT BORDER EL PASO, Tex., Aug. 10 10, ng sites are being preps today for 15,000 more 5 te ts rstood that ments still at mobilizati will be sent to the border. Aug. Mrs East Orange. he surprise of her life when Sghe discovered in rummaging thru eine of her daughter's effects, a) O01, 3 per cent of the militia ; certificate that was three| men and regulars along the border ‘years old. The daughter, Mrs. l.\are ill from any cause, according | Mills, said she had kept the|to reports to Gen. Bell. In most secret for three years be- | cases the iliness is of a minor na “It was her own business.” ture It’s a Scream! Gee! He Is Funny! CHARLIE CHAPLIN ALL BY HIMSELF in His Latest Hit ne A.M. Positively the Funniest Novelty Comedy Ever Attempted by the Inimitable Charlie Today Until Saturday Night Only Extra Added Feature Helen Holmes, Late Star of “Whispering Smith,” in another wonder picture Judith °&.. Cumberlands Five Acts—All-Star Cast COLONIAL FOURTH AT PIKE 1 BRING THE CHILDREN 5c pat Here Is a Most Convincing Testimonial for the Regal Dentists RR, CLANK AND PIKE ST. Jyet read it and then "A den pullat HONOR HILEN. NORTH ¥ YAKIMA, Ang. 10 Hen, prosecuting at agit county esterday as the Prosecuting Att tion of the state. Hilen ts one of the youngest |« men honored with this position. |* | He ts a University of Washington man and was one of the moat pow erful orators and debaters there Hie record as prosecutor has evi dently won admiration outeide his|t home county as well as in it ‘MANY DEAD BODIES FLOAT IN OHIO RIVER | | you could real! tin to keep the en ed here pre rneys’ associa taft of the very high jeatc a that has |gathered tox | GALLIPOLIS, Ohio, Aug. 16 Many bodies of victims of yeate: |} day's floods were seen today in|™ huge maases of wreckage flonting | 1: w: jdown the Ohio river here today in |¢xper huge masses of wreckage floating |* down the Ohio river here. Inef.|> fectual efforts were made to reach | * several bodies In one large raft of |! t No. 26, ten mile delay another get to our office possibly could you a cent to have our aise Regal Dental Offices on ad be n. ee a ee a score of! nid at the Ay Cor. Third turns the rain Combination Coat and Shirt for aportamen. Best made. ‘Trousers and Breeches to Match We have 500 more of the White Dresa Shirts which we will sacrifice at 260 each, or 5 for $1.00, Sixes 16 and 15% only. Larger sizes for 360 we still have some of thome rare bargains In 1 and 8, of the t at the nines 6 Barrack Shoes while sale fs on Just got haki Sport Shirts Axes an ers of the gre $27 ts, Khak 1 Camp Equip at out-of-door Sh Sox, Knives kinds for | Yacht Cannon PACK SACKS|| NAVY HAMMOCKS 60c to $1.50 $1.00 Our atore tn headquarters for supplies for Outing, Fishing, Hunting, ALASKA OUTEVITERS. W. S. KIRK’S | Army and Navy Store 1209 First Ave., Seattle, Wash Write for Catalogue & Mail Orders Filled t one-fifth of the ele and cast one-third of the votes ne ential elections hange of 88 votes instead of progr e; 916 equal suffrage What the new Woman's party | utive| think what} “lig $2 BARREL HIGHER| | | i toral Ke nt 12 has snnary to elect a preaid not one of there STARTING TODAY made California's votes in Wyo would democratic ld required t instead ¢ tates of more awing the » change been ns the on prevails amendment permit If the demo Also Marie Walcamp in “Onda of the Orient"—a drama of the Philippines —and a pretty heiress constitutional ting Women to vot crate don't show signs of passing it quickly, they declared today thowe 4,000,000 votes are going to }go republican, prohibition, or progressive, or socialist or wher ever they will do the most good or harm Yo back up their threat to rock the coming election have a lot of figures ought to frighten healthy democrat s that the f the » boat in women h, they way, mort even the One n enc twe watt publican or «a democrat Miss Anne Martin, of chairman of the nationa tee of the party, will preside to night at the opening of hostilities The reception this afternoon was Austin Bluffs, home Reno. commit called at Mre ° Leonard EB. Curtis say Misa Mabel Vernon | the Woman's | democratic adm gained nothing we ever will down the part Passage of the amendment | “The one plank of the Woman's/ party is the enfranchisement of a | women on equal terms with men] and we stand with those who wil lend us their aid.” “Until all the women of the Unit-| ed States are free, none of them | are free,” declared Mra. Florence) Bayard Hilles, of Wilmington, Del | Mra, Hilles is a democrat and the daughter of the late Thomas Bay ard, secretary of state under Cleve land apd this country firet ambas sador to Great Brital Mrs. Kent, of Ke | wife RK | ot the secretary From Westlake at Pine. From opposed to the CONSUMERS’ LEAGUE 1 | eague will meet! afternoon at 2 o'clock at) of Mra, H. M. Salrwood, | stinke ave There n entertaining program bments will be served The Con tomorrow th mers and re-| entat man of tona! | Non-Partin league Th has come for the fulfillmen an B. Anthony's men today have the in $100 forfett if tt oo falls an per full 1 of 8 | Ask your doctor or druggist to demand their ri and they| Uwl Drug Co, Bartel Drug Co. it that justice be} ifte Pharmacy always carry ‘ | stock » every woman In the PACIFIC OUTFITTING C0 COR.THIRD & UNIVERSITY angel ne RGESSES MEN- WOMEN HOUSEWIVES HIT (GIN) Say 337 VAM Ty [H al | Your cRepiT is 0.K. Advancing Cost of Wheat Is Felt in All | Homes Figi4, of Port western Sara Bard land, Ore., one o woman lead CHICAGO, fag. 10.—Advane Ing wheat prices hit the Amer!- can housewife tocay Flour was advanced 50 cents a barrel on the Chicago whole * ket and the housewife who buy: ig sack” will pay 10 to 15 s more for it than she did yesterday. Flour today sold for $7 rel for the bakers’ grade. day it wold at $6.75 10c|4 Afternoon or Evening | aband bread dime” loaf. While the fi n the present ir market was ad |vancing today, wheat prices alter Inately rose fell amid exctted buying and selling. Scenes in the wheat pits were like those of the days when big traders sought to corner the whole supply was trying to buy ept those conservative who hold today at prices 10 to 15 cents higher than they bought it Today's turbulent day market closed, after 1%¢ higher for Sep lower for December, | ac lower than the opening May future. Prices were $1.47% and $1.6 4 tember and for the 81.44% tively MAKES FINE CATCH It's poor business to take one’s |vacation in installments. Clare | Kline, druggist at 45 14th ave. says h@ hos t ke his in} # this summer, and it ts] ising thunder with his fish » Pespec finest work, and cutthroat while I were real fi th ng Clare dt forward to the next time I can Awa | get | miss this picture. CARD PARTY | The Wm. MeKinley Circle, La | dies of G. A. R, will give a card party Friday at Veterans’ hall, the | Armory MUGH APPENDICITIS | IN SEATTLE, Afternoon or Evening trouble. Adler-i-ka | thorough action id. Swift's and Pike at ‘CRUISER HUNTS Continuous 11 fo 11. Amy Seat 10c. Children 5c ry; IOWA CORN TO PAY FOR MORE MOTORS DES MOINES, la., Aug. 10.—J. P. Morgan, who doubled his father's} fortane in two years as fiscal agent for the has nothing on the d with murder the sult case ! tive person in co ction dynamiting which claimed nine vic- tims here on July will be ar- | raigned today before Superior Judge Cabiness aod a date will be set for thelr trials METROPO™ TWICE DAILY 2:20 and 5:20 p. m. wit year, according t ed on the fed. is means at than last timates of « this year, people SUB | NEAR GALVESTON GALVESTON, Aug. 10.—A large} unidentified cruiser with four fun-/ nels, believed to be a British cra appeared off Galveston shortly bi fore noon today crutsing for a few! minutes within the 3-mile limit, It is reported a German submarine merchantman is expected to dock here shortly. CHARGE 5 WITH BOMB PLOT MURDER HE W-REEL INCE SPECTACLE MATS. 2he, Bee EVENINGS: ery, 250 Balcony. Sec Lower Fleer, Te e Wiret Pietere Play with a Prologue Presested by Living Actors. SAN FRA 'O, Aug. 10.—The WONDERFUL PICTURE 10c Afternoon or Evening FARNUM THE END OF THE TRAIL A strong emotional story of a fight for love. Mr. Farnum has the opportunity in this picture to do some of his very he takes advantage of it to the fullest extent. The picture is laid in the snow-bound Hudson Bay country, and some extremely fine snow scenes add to the strength of the picture. You will regret it if you The Seattle home of William Fox Masterpieces, which are admitted to be the best now being produced. Afternoon SECOND AVENUE BETWEEN SPRING AND SENECA or Evening