The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 14, 1916, Page 2

“let us send you a VICTROLA on 30 days’ FREE TRIAL!” master General Burleson, Sec- | dent's office is very simp’ cussed the general political sit- | well as the president's de uation for the first time ein: the Maine election, it Is h awive Hefore coming to Asbury opini as well as that of bh resident worked In his study 2 advi that the Maine elec at Shadow Lawn for three hours, | 4 —make you tlon should arouse democrats atching up on offictal business | without a your ton and Ut Utah predic tod democratic very handy clothes dryer: special for day and Saturday— State Wants to Show Bill NEW YORK, Sept. 14 ba ‘ * and carrying \ ings Threw Bombs SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 14. panies. Billings’ past fell across the court room of Superior Judge | &F* 14c regular price ie useful article for the home: the back teel and thearms of hardwood: has § © 23 Inches long, thus giving over ne space: regular price Shc; specially tay and Saturday ite The prosecution started to wall often closed chapters in the life of the young man who is on trial charged with murder in connection with the prepar- edness parade bomb tragedy. —handy an the line of march oar tide aft 4 Fee ai nge ang cy ome |apeaker, and others will be Hugt Mooney, another accused man, oi.” William Jitagerald and| q agi tered y vagina Representative Myer London, #0 5 “ a | v0 ctalist. ia district attorney's office hopes - to show. lt ts move was problematical, for regular price 62— It woven, practical and willow hamper: small size lar peice $2—; special for Friday and Saturday s —medium tion of testimony that does not re fer directly to the cane. BAN FRANC The tediom routine of Identify-ithe allies ing particles of metal and leather | Powers, Cons picked up in the street after the | jexplosion was continued wher ISCO, Sept possession o regular price § Ford factory, to whom Billings ts teetives Henry Bale and Wm. | Kramer, who arrested him in Sac black Karatol bag: special for Friday and Saturday— tor f th nop neatly finished brass lock; the regular pr to $4.50 e for Priday NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept. 14.—/ P’RIth police of N Orleans and | Thursday hundreds of arm are combing the city for Seymour | ned. Clay, negro, who ran amuck last © expected tn aluminum percolator: special for Friday and Saturday— arrested last night were released mobile stolen Wednesday |today. ‘Third ave. and Madison st Percolator, with ebonized handle; will make as fine a cup of coffees as any percolator that’s meade: regular pri 0, mpe- cial for Friday and Saturday GREAT SPORT! FOR $100 IN CASH PRIZES Come to the Crystal Pool Friday and Saturday Evenings, at 8 o'Clock, to See the Screamingly Funny LOG ROLLING | CONTEST | [PUBLIC MARKETS | “99° Ib.; hamburger, | te butts, | cheek 4. new | Ibe. 3 ginasen | 180 Ib. Stall | 18¢ 1, ft soles, 2 te ted ae nese fresh herr me made mayonnatse 300 pt. Oregon eggs, 300 don cheese, 19¢ ib: 4 ia Ston r ion Log-Rollers from all the Northwest have en tered this Contest, and it will be the t sensationally ex the me ling ‘ . atic event you PIKE PEACE 4 Low-Rollers wearlt thing suits and he calked a: boots, try to roll each other off a log that spins and rolls *n 5 the water. Friday night all the entrants will contest, ener 1 2 Ibs. $1.00; |aalmon t the first fall disqualifying any contestant for the finals. Gaturday night come the finals, when the winners of Friday night will contest for the Northwest Champtonship. The winner Will throw his opponent two times out of three. b luded fn the entires are H, Powers, John Perry and Ne tread be,.4 ton 3hor N. Dillon, of Hoquiam; Charlie Lelone and Ross Hampton, wu, . ‘ gh : many a Victorlous contest to his credit, and all representing COR.THIRD & UNIVERSITY eee : ate in the Union—Washington inches thic nd turned round and smooth talent of the greatest log-producing Admission Friday and Saturday EVENINGS, 150—SWIMMING AS USUAL PALENE PON AY Neh BI Ot STAR—THURSDAY, SEPT. 14 WILSON HEARS HE’LL WIN IN WASHINGTON BY ROBERT J, BENDER jvictories in those states, Tele ‘ U. P. Staff Correspondent grams from all parts of the coun a 2 ASBURY PARK, N. J., Sept. | UY #ald apathy in the ranks and * ve overconfidence bad given way to 14.—President Wilson today Is | vigorous work sued speedup orders to his President Wilson's appearance party leaders, at his office here today marked | In a conference at the exec | the formal opening of the Asbury utive off here with Po Park executive sulte, The presi retary MoAdoo and Secretary jure no rugs on the floor and the Tumulty, the president dis | plain chairs about the room as k chair have been rented. thruowt the country to action, | which lagged while he was in New There was a distinct ale of op-| London, During the political con timiwm about today's conference ference here, additional speaking | Reports from leaders tn Washing: |trips for the president were dis DIG INTO PAST STRIKE PARADE | AT BOMB TRIAL NOISY INN, Y, Flaunt street railway employes sod sympathizers marched thru the} ' . anen . heart of Manhattan today in @ pa-| DEFENSE IS OBJECTING race of protest againat the Inte borough and allied traction com- —The shadow of Warren K. Plans for a silent parade were ly changed, and the blare of and shrill piping of fites| marked time for the marchers, to Dunne today. heir appeal to all Now Yorkers to} a surface car operated along} the parade reaches Untor noon & mane ill be held. Samuel Gor * is expected to be the chief | Suet now tar they itt eet to SLAVS FIGHT HARD 1 sta ce (0 tad taeeguc, FOR CONSTANTINOPLE 1 throw the Central will t sala, an nt to thin effect having | ‘ a best court opened. Among those w 4 by the entente rulers, - jpedeopelttagseae” rice #3: ape were on hand to tell of Billings > M. M. Itebas, mem are! “ pest record were employes of the n duma, who ts rald to bave admitted throwing He stated that with this prize tn bombs tn Eastern cities, and De-| store, the Russians, now that their | munitions problema have been su corafully lived are more ramento, when he was carrying a ever determined to carry the wa suitcase containing dynamite. to an overwhelming entente vic Russia has the solemn promise he other allies that Constant » and the Dardanelies will be | KILLS i, WOUNDS 4 20 Rusvlan territory,” he said HIGH OFFICIALS of the WNal 8. where an entertainment 4 citizens today in Odd Fellows’ hal! is being plan. night, killing one person and wound. DR. M. W. MoKINNEY, 5502 14th ing four others. Several suspects ave. N. E., had a Studebaker auto PAGE 2 1916, There Dental Office of the Whole Northwest! Long ago the people of this community decided, by their stamp of approval, that this is indeed the progressive, popular and winning dental office. The reason for our success is spelled in one word— és ‘A Oe th ‘nas S-E-R-V-I-C-E—Service in everything that the word implies— Be. 1, 0 Clark Absolutely Painless Methods worn iris oe nats Meme nevis Lowest Prices Side atone the ene, Best of Materials Sie Soa aes uate ine eee Gee lron Clad Guarantee your efficiency and your chances for success. There is no excuse for anyone to have bad Conscientious Attention to the seth sy more when services such as we offer Wants of Our Patrons In the first place, we offer you the services of s the very highest grade graduate registered dentists, colleges and who have their certificates from the Please state dental board hanging right on the wall in front of their dental chairs, in plain sight of all. That's what has brought this office to the front This assures you of the best of service, and that so rapidly and made it what it is today—the fastest your work will be done by men who know their growing dental office in the Northwest. During business thoroughly and know how to do your the years that we have been in business in Seattle work the way it ought to be done. | we have built up a reputation founded on the O°. s the 1 ‘ble onl j points noted above. We value this reputation far ur prices are lowest, made possible only | above anything else that we possess. Our furni- by the very large volume of business that we do, | Park signs, | 4—1f ture and fixtures could be destroyed and we could which permits us to take a much smaller profit go right ahead doing business the next day with © the individual case than the office which does new furniture and fixtures. But let us lose our ly one-half or one-third of the volume that we reputation and our plight would be a sorry one do can possibly afford to take. indeed. This reputation of ours is YOUR PRO- The very best of materials are the only kind TECTION—for you may be sure that we guard used here—the kind that will turn out work that than it jealously. We leave no stone unturned to please will give lasting and permanent satisfaction. re and satisfy every single one of our patients. And then to protect you from every possible th ttle When a new patient comes to our office we angle we give, with all work from this office, an feel that our relations with that person have only ironclad guarantee of satisfaction, which is signed et commenced, We expect to send that person away both by the operator who did the work and by of from this office so pleased that they will not only L. R. Clark, D. D. S., owner and manager of this si ant return to us again in the future, should they be office, who is thoroughly responsible. 2 in need of our services, but will also send their Cina l Fe friends to us and be one of our consistent boosters. won't — — joie 4 pre Besa sos Such a policy has been the one big thing that has obligation. You will be surprised to learn how made our business grow. little it will cost to put your teeth into perfect If your teeth need attention now, and most peo- condition. n’t delay—come at the earliest pos- ple’s do who have not recently visited a dentist, sible moment. REGAL DENTAL OFFICES Dr. L. R. Clark, Manager 1405 Third Ave., N. W. Corner Third and Union—Diagonally across from Postoffice. Be sure to get to the right place. . | churety ata. meouag to honor ot SUITCASE THIEVES "THE ALLIED bazaer, wnicn witi| CAUGHT AT DEPOT SHORT NEWS THE ALLIED bazaar, which will] open at the Arena October 17, will! de ushered tn by a fireworks dis} y 4. Forti |play managed by Thomas Hitt, who| 7° 4. Fortier: - traveling salesman, E, LARSON, 169 Main st, is|had charge of the pyrotechnics at| lft his suit case on the street cor. bet . i use > 4 5 ner while he dodged back into the wing held fo Jail because the po-|the Panama-Pacific exposition Butler Thursday morning. A fellow | Having wrecked Late Hamilton hoy oes son he pal ad io IT WAS recommended by the | on the street agreed to watch it hopes of being sheriff by win f ink en a doze sin is bite fety of suit case public safety committee that the When I got back,” Fortier told|for himself the republican nomf ao Be council pass the city ordinance to the police, “the volunteer watcher BEGINNING SUNDAY, the Fine regulate the establishment and said two colored women had come Arts society of Seattle will hold the| maintenance of wood and coal yards! giong, picked it up and walked on first exhibition of the season atin the realdence districts Motorcycle Officer Fuller went to the pew gallery, at Third ave. and APPLICATIONS FOR a permit| the King st. station and there ar pring tion for that office, Jobn Stri left the city Thursday for a t weeks’ vacation. He posted the lowing letter to the editor of | Star: |for construction of a $30,000 mat-|rest Mrs. Dolly Turner and Genis| «7 THE SECOND quarterly rally |tress factory at 1964 Fourth ave.,|Stannard with the suit case. lias lee at The Ban ttle ea beet of the Seattle district, Baptist| was made Wednesday to the city| They're in Jail, facing disorderly | su?” pel pee a ae arg et Will be held building department by the Wi conduct charges. tee ne aly ae |Friday night in the Fremont Bap-|ington Mattress Co. The case contained only hardware| «; ay; tiet chureh, THE OPIUM launch Maude K.,| catalogue T expect to be elected in No TRUCKERS AT the Boll st. ter|used by the Yellow Owls to smug. bet, —s «ota ul aed bel minals will be placed on a monthly |gle drugs into Seattle, was sold by y supporters 8 county ‘ a they will never have cause to rey wage schedule, as the result of the|federal officers at public auction MORE THAN 2,000 Een ieeteatabee ra ctioke i: 5 9 my election thru any failure of mil Wednesday for $245. ‘i 99 to do my full duty. BECAUSE OF the inability of} THE STEAMER Admiral Schley LLE T 6 Seattle harbor men to determine |arrived in Seattie Wednesday, wit! ENRO D A U “Respectfully jurisdiction, the old halibut fishing 60 passengers from San Francisco (Signed) “JOHN STRINGER derelict, Hatfle and Oscar, prob ABOUT 300 gallons of bonded Registration to aa © at the state ably will be left at the bottom of |whisky, consigned to the Juneauluniversi(y totals more than 2,000 the Kast waterway Co, was confiscated from Pier D| students, Several hundred more | TIMELY WORK by Dr. Rex/yesterday afternoon by the dry are expected to pay thelr entrance | MMiller saved the life of Mrs. M. P./squad. It was believed the liquor |fees Thursday | Regents of the state univ Hundy, 1207 Yesler way, ‘Tuesday | was shipped for local use ntrance and matriculation fees|have decided that the watersh | |night, when she mistook oxalic acid for Epsom salts. (PRED Wy. GILMAN, manacer of KNOW WHERE VILLA the Pacific Coast de partment of the American Lumberman, left . id Ms Wednesday morning for a oar IS; CAN T NAB Hl in the San Juan islands, bnideees CASHMERE BUSINESS men | EL PASO, Sept. 14.—Despite a) have written to the Seattle Cham-| Pershing's dispatch to Gen. Funston, ber of Commerce for workers to) that Villa's northward progress peted by the bursar total $48,-/of Sultan and Pilchuck rivers | President Suzzallo wel-|Olney creek, in the Snoqualmie comed the students at the first ad-| tional forest, aro the best suited dress of the semester at 10 o'clock |a hg ea forest for the @ jin Meany hall, ld in pleking the fruit erops could not be confirmed, Gen, Gon ARTICLES OF incorporation of|zales, Carranzista commander at the Russian-American Trading Co..| Juarez, today announced officially capitalized at $50,000, were filed| that Villa is still in th with the secretary of state at Olym-| region, where he has been seen pia Wednesday, ‘The new company | sonally by peons, but is showing no FE will trade with Vladivostok | diaposition to fight resh Films--Finishin JESSE F. COCHRANE, pioneer| A small band of Villistas fought ‘ ching mining man of Seattle, te ‘seriously | for four hours yesterday, in the La: in 5 Hours ill ae the home of his son, guna district, with de facto troor Te) Cochrane, at 161 W. Prospect Ay according to Gonzales, The bandits | AR KSTORE LABOR, CIVIC and ministerial] fled, leaving seven dead on tho| 224 Pike ARCHWAY BO leaders will deliver talks next Tues.’ field, \ . ERANK ©. WILAON