The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 9, 1916, Page 6

MAIN ’ Transtent—Cherae Advertising eral practice. Bi. ond ave Ma Attorneys—Patent | FRED P. GORIN ieerured Bide. Ma ° Ime @ Mr Beattie Reranch Billiard Tables For SALE BREW COMPANY, NEW METHODS— Loans f made quickly = Biture. ptanos GERMAN-AME yeen-1904 TC Collateral Loans on DIAMON aaa ae 3 Cameras and Supplies | LOWMAN & H/ ANFORD co. Kodake and Phot Supplies | DEVELOPING Any site roll and. Cherry, Fieet Ave Junk. ————_—_____— Rineka Junk Co, 11 3291 Phrenologists MADAM KIRL The Wonderful EGYPTIAN PHRENOLOGIST Reads your head juat ae it Indicates from Batisfaction guaranteed or no ch No one in trouble turned away, or no money. Perman 416 Union st Physicians and Surgeons | 6—Autos for Sale y, 6 GOOD eed care w | az RAR, | Storage | ny. Finernoor sTornaG | house. Central Btorage C Bide | Rn well Drilling ‘and 4 ee Bwaneon & feed Ran Main aera Store Fixtures and Showcases Perseereeeesresereresresserogtsevesertee * = 4—Furniture Wanted. = Jus * HOTELS AND APARTMENTS 2 ih peivans - = > : 10—For Sale Livestock pi > Mrs i ~ GROWING EXTRA WIDE 1 rar Me WHOLESALE AN w . Musical Record 1816 Went lake WEA ‘ 1 Awe Ky USINESS LINOLEUM D RETAIL 9—Wanted Miscellaneous WA \21 ‘ene TED—Y Dept Mar c of » ‘On 741-8 23—PERSONALS VIUW ICO’ yow CHINESE 115 Yewler Way REW ff fF * bs Wr wor i AGh: s A OW ' 4 DOWN With Wig wa i Gae White Mfg ‘ at, © AAA PAARL | 17—Salesmen Wanted c $A ME ANTE aT r Ma eas 818 per TEx 20—Male Situations Wanted FEMALE HELP WANTED Frank Roeh STAR—SATURDAY, SEPT. 9, con Lite IN MAR Join ea! ING ‘owner, 160 aor fae © ACQUA Y * ° ul - moar ve lg = ad ark “* Ph - dee ota be ‘ : AnY nee Write f . . — oe Hee DINNER, appetizing dishes 40—Exchanges Se ere mseeging «° seek vane hing MASSAGE” amaze ae Dé aad 0>--LITTLE PARMeers L IMPROVED, Hotsr AYNE tA 1 t : Ms : “_ " ’ 4 iM . ° 24—Business Personals Darke a Wareare’ err a A MA ‘ = Y Mer s Hank Wide |43—LOT FOR SALE 25—SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS Leu beverel. fete EGYPTIAN | Ce Mnventlan _PHR JOLOGIST | AAA ARR nan Maa na haw Just arrived vse |§1—PUBLIC NOTICE s confide y . ¢ MADAM MELLIE ' Prodelved inte weaniees : ¥ MEN. | KNOW THAT H ; P w and t a . “ 1 oh Bl / 1 treat an © mn advice om tt “ affaire of DIOR. Rix Specie! readinnd Hotel ie DES. oF MME. VICTORIA Heaton ree. Hl H : 19 to me : - DK. DONAWAY : si a ; Likerty Muilding Owl dcur 1 Sundays, 10 a me to ta 1916. PAGE 6 Beattie Fort Townsend —Fort “SFort Townsend Belling! 1 item Yienmer Whatcom | dutty for oe ie pm @atly Juan isinnde—Rellingham | City of Angeles. | _Satur'y sr Port Townsend—Port Angeles —Neah Hay and Way Ports 1 00 [Steamer Utopia, for 4 bpm mian her r Tue Bay Thurey Satury Port Townsend—Port Angeles aad Way Porte Th 60 [Mtr Wainleaie, for) 4 midn’ht Port Townsend, Port) yiAnaeles, Clallam and Wedvon way porte | Friday Gambie—Ladiow— Flagler > team Sopm|Kteamer Puaet, for > ly apt nd.) Sunday Hanaviile, — Irondale | and Hadlock | | Satarday Only | 2.00pm Steamer Puget, for, 9 00pm Kin Ludiow and] way pointe | Sunday Only et, for 4 20pm Ludiow and! way pointe i } Veod Canal—Gamble—Ludiow Potlatch Maxweiton and Austin | Foam Wir, Potlatch for! “e odpm and Aue-| dally fin Str, Utopia or | Walaleale loaves Av tin 11:80 Maxwelton 1 | | Im. datly except Mon lany for Seattle call at Port] Saturdays landings | te and for Habtity Steamers pas t Include boat land h landing Joes no ted to wear $100 for] «| promise to reduce the operating ex. Prese N resentation o oO; ‘o a row _ penses of the office $7,500 per an esentation of the R yal Court and Crowning of | num has interested many business the Ad Show Queens GEI ; saliow akin TO be “a CHICAGO SLOWLY DYING +4 i BILL SMITH, laborer, fined $ Natural ST. PAUL Friday by Justice Gordon for carry’) p0 pauc t. 9 — Preparation Way Casio Nise Def ¢, ing concealed weapon pe bop 7 larry x we . jermans Now on Defensive, ; “ "oY . THE EXECUTIVE committee o ne t fr e «ht re f { » DIRECT HAS RAGED 201 DAYS Nine INDICTMENTS, é|und Major Butler, A ttle 7 7 eo necret one were turned | while the ‘ aw : A die ' at THRU TRAINS BY HENRY WOOD Friday by the federal k r obile drive : herve. Call oF Via United Press Staff Correspondent incriminating eral with The grand jur ‘ t Alph M.H \ ( | VITH THE FRENCH ARMY AT juor and opium laws, | . he t te fedic HI VERDUN, Sept. 9-—The Germans and impersonating federal officers, | probably be returned for the ertm M ine ¢ i T ire now entirely on the defensive THE CONVENTIONS of the) ihe cour . " The great battle begun 201 day® (yc asoctation and the Pi cous Arn {fice ., . “KO now entered ite third and yi ction of the American Institute of of M Hutle Ra er fi The French are Electrical Engineers were closed t SHARPENED am, % |! 7 ly winning back their lost po Friday night at the New Washing | on BETTER THAN NEW Ko/f } The battle will voto die OUL ton with the election of officers rte ae e: ike an extinct voleapo a8 THEO KARLE, Seattle tenor, will | fae Bd : A Trial Will Convinee ¥ | " | It has now n learned definite aie tis font eae arance | Here pann a S ly that the Germans were forced ¢ aay tneraing Gnd wight at tht dy silence, refusing to T. J, BROWN ES ' remove huge quantities of artillery Sunday morning wee ee before he | any stateme 013 Third Ave. | idee and men from Verdun to the Somme [rs Pieri yee ork | defense will bd i ront three weeks ago, to meet the > sche a! Insanity ‘is Wf " JH. BUNCH, general freight and WALK dances | | ; ded SAVE IME } Sing “Marseille ssonger agent of | the Alaska man experienced teachers ex MONEY | This had an immediate effect up mehip Ce ; ca eo Setn Bremerton Novy Yard STEVENS a Fourth =| ations 6 using G. ¥ on the morale of the remaining men. day morning for a ae * ti You have read of p I ar Fine, | ' Harve Pant Houta fron ' bd in February they had n told they | Pactfic and Atiants npeey ports, t fr rtdgt Sse b nothin Anti Fry 7 7 were to capture Verdun. At the|arrange business for the com a hens tous ee cit | TO. CALIFORNIA wre Verdun, At the arrange Dusinete toe ae operations|| we have too Zz end of July the ba , : a oe days, Lots adjoining theme 1 Berth ar ale 2 lent to uply dominate the Sovember « ya ee 4 ADELINE LLOYD \i ay : vi orem ane Tiseks Fez" beige os laa MRS. ELIZA B. HENRY, Seattle! birder ade sctaseg me iP here Co t . BMS . te hen they had been reduced in'pioneer, who died on Labor day, | tor only $200 parel war sinees ad ~%—For Rent Furnished at numbers to merely a defensive gar-|was buried Wednesday in Olympia $10 cash and $5 per month, shone i i a nearly seven months of|She lived with her daughter, Mrs. | , 7 ‘ at this Wee i 4 nce Y ays aed Call at our office and make : rd one ™ morale was so shat. 1. Cadwalder, at 149 E. 63rd wt. |e nent to see this prage : x WN. 1.00 ry . we 2 soap Mematies eves of prisoners baYe) JF, MABON entertained a num-| erty PETER MICHARE ’ D. Charlit some of them £ lber of the Baptist young people GWINN INVESTMENT CO, eral credit. Remodeling ft a singing the “Mar | Priday night at the First Baptist |] 434 Pioneer Bidg., Elliott 3408 . —wit - officers declare.|onurch with a musical program Seattie ‘ : sag og : Capture 100 Gans | Ger-|_ JUOGE GORDON Issued “va | fuarantend < s ’ , Poul Slove Reng ast great Ger) int Priday for the arrert of E. \ ELL Beat WATRIMONIZ : ss ot ‘ewnt| $t, Paul Stove Repair & Plumbing 1) |Bentz, charging him with the theft | 4 Mailed ff “lj : = - Fire back Hotngs nd of an automobile | * 4 . ke oud sepeire for oil THE 741 arrests during the! . " ‘ i . kinds stove . ‘sc . ry rt . uy Oo A « ‘ th of August was almost 50 per | fatle a RAnraAnn ee ,\ce we than the number in 191 WORKING MA ’ About 225 of these cases were in * t yea . 28—Furnished Apts | ‘connection with Hquor violations rus | F “ A 100 machine gur | J. C. BURNAM, for years man- BIAMONDS AND FAWN TICKETS | . ‘ «ie nia a8 ar. ager of the Northwestern Dairy Co.,/I [t costs you nothing to co at ta | = VILLA MARCHES Svein 6,880 carer ot is Sand be convinced aT ; a by C338 nohomish ran ‘ pila sate and sure cure f ayes | . |Successtul Treatment for Bad N,, FUNERAL SERVICES of Private|| 22-karat Crown Periods. | Price #2 Money ref ‘| 29—Unfurnished Apartments | WITH | ,600 ME R, G, Stranack, Company hy ore Bridgework . ' m ¢, Hotel Antiorn 5 216 | cal pee pe fider yer iblonaks aT te Plates that fit.... . a 1! » ne ynday . newer i | of lend. ¢ " BY WEBB MILLER ney.W. - 1 at 1:30 Silver Fillings... Mi i BLY ae U.P. Stall Correspondent |Bonney-Watson chapel at p.m 1 ed safe and sure, Terme s ib alee rit about} THAT A woman can keep a se- 624 19th ave at Magus os 2 ‘ * KE PASO, Sept. 9 Out | cret was revealed Friday in San} > tiv ‘ 7 : Bieter erito’ in Chihus City on the |peaneisco when Mrs. Ida Christal, | Protective guarantee with : ; 4 eve of Mexican | ‘ day thru divorce action, revealed to her | all work for 15 years. “ne ° st wonT AND Sept. 16," ts ¢ lone Parents a 13-year-old marriage | 5 7 ; the line of his northw MAFCH. | elected vice president of the Wash-| . ‘ adits, according to ® Mexican rancher 8 lingion Puneral Directors’ associa: | Fourth and Pike gh Sede emg nti 3 EO |tfon Friday at Wenatchee, and A. A AWKENCE—3 AND 7 WODRRR| ; a al wo i The rancher declared that Villa Coline of Seattle was appointed to = 7 - - - wrens. ¢ , had 1,600 men wit all 7 ie executive committee. fe, Keventh 6 DH, MACY oo | Tex ra rs yesterday ex | Vier Hipler Midg.. 811% Zea Av, na . pom fl 2en Pr dion he Becta PO with Mexicsns |S) RY SPECIAL” IS ' U ‘ rT acr the ver near Pabens working girl f miles south of bere, wounding one HEADED TH WAY : PUGET SOUND [ees ie Tie teers a . - os STEAME Ss captured a horse thief, who later Mh: “ R encaped and crossed the river. The! presidential Candidate J. Frank ALL LOCAL ROUTES rangers opened fire. | wounding |Hanly, of Indiana; Vice Presiden- lereamema taave rnom cocuan| (tim, Several Mexicans concealed /tigi Candidate Ira Landrith, of 7 DOCK, Foot OF MARION stem) |°" the other wide of the river re | Tennessee, and their campaign at Arrive] | tUPNEd the fire, but with bend effect. | manager, O. W. Stewart, will ar- rive In Seattle on board the “dry |epectal” from Chicago the night of September 14. They will speak at the Metro- |! politan theatre at § p. m, and at a comfort station at Westlake and|7 o'clock on the morning of Sep- Fourth aves. and Pine was receiy-|tember 16 will leave for Auburn, ed favorably by the city finance! Tacoma and Portland. : committee and recommended for] The “dry special” left Chicago | passage. |September 8, the candidates hold- It was also decided to remove the|!"& meetings en route. Ten Wasb- Al fire and police alarm sys-| ington cities will be visited central ff 5 Third ave. and 0. K. NEW STATION The bill appropriating $16,000 for| order to introduce (whalebone) plate, which ts ts lightest and strongest plate Goes not cover the roof of mouth; you can bite corn off cob; guaranteed 15 years. Gold crown . $15 set of teeth (whalebon: $10 set of teeth .... 4 at the T te oca n | Bridge work, per tooth, Part $3. Main st: station, to the public safe AMUSEMENT S White crowns ...... : ae Gold fillings .. | belli CROPS RUN LOW Wie: PLAYERS Rani if | Crem All work guaranteed for 15 yea: WASHINGTON | Have impression taken tn the Sept. %—The} and get teeth same day. jon and advice free. oh eee Boe Coane Se oe ané Bridge W. We Stand the Test ef Time. f our present patronage idea by our early custom: work ie still giving good satisfaction. Ask our customers who tested oe oars a composite condition of all crops tn the United States ts 5.4 per cent be. SONGS” 10-year average and 11.9 ent below last year, the | nited | # bureau of crop estimates an-| nounced today MINE EXPLOSION yw the SHAMOKIN, Pa, Sept. 9—Two -|OHI Cut - Rate men were taken out seriously burned, and it is not known how Dentists tw more are in the Alaska | 207 UNIVERSITY sT. mines of the P. & R. Coal @ Iron Oppecite Fraser-Patereee Cn Ce Mow as the re ® today Djs t J. R. Davis (Paid Advertising) Foreman Kelly and have formed a rescue party and entered the W E WILL SHOW PICTURES Julian Arnold, commercial at: | REPUBLICAN tache for the United nies govern ment at Peking, China, will show CANDIDATE FOR his stereopticon pictures of the Orient at the Commercial Club Sat- | ones | STATE AUDITOR Candidates for political offices will] be on hand for a “battle royal.” PRIMARIES—SEPTEMBER 12TH, 1916 GOES TO KITSAP Frank E. Hammond, republican candidate for congress, visited the Soldie me at Port Orchard Sat urday, and made his last visit to Bremerton to wind up his campaign | in Kitsap county | MEETING TONIGHT At a windup campaign meeting turday night, in Hermann’s hall Madison st. and 28th ave,, the fol lowing will speak Thomas R. Shepard, candidate for d ee iperior judge; M. J. Carrigan, for t Sh nr \ | Odom, candidate for county aud itor; Perey F. Thomas, aspirant fo i ; itor, Percy F. Thomas, aspirant for ARENA, 5th and University The meeting will open at 7:30. TONIGHT’S PROGRAM: ODOM FINISHES * Henry W. Odom, candidate for GRAND PAGEANT AND AD MASQUE BALL county auditor, finshed a busy re . ORAL ye nn week Saturday in his campaign Introd y Prologue sic q having made from fiesta | ae Nanibete, the i Sete WA tae oud pane speeches a day, Odom says his Nun » Arranged and Staged by Prof. Douglas men in his candidacy BRILLIANT PAGEANT—HILARIOUS LANDON TO SPEAK MASQUE BALL Dan Landon will wind up his A i campaign for congress with open Carivalogict Sua cRampant air speeches at Second ave, and Pike st. Saturday night tromt? cn ADMISSION—50 CENTS til 10 o'clock, a speech at the — remerton navy yard Monday Everybody Dances—Come Early—Stay Late heon, and talks at Ballard and / mont Monday night. | to