The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 16, 1916, Page 2

—select holiday gifts now—pay next year! of homefurnist ta cash payment homefurnisher, to “make 1 credit service “MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS!” EXTRA SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY! gray-enamelware roasters: for Friday and Saturday— 39 cents! —exactly like picture pan; regular price and Saturday 199.50 chafing dish special at 11.50 chafing dish, special at . $13.50 chafing dish, SPECIAL for FRIDAY SUITS $25 We have selected one hundred suits for quick selling. These suits are this sea- son’s best models and most desirable shades and fabrics and feature much better work- manship and much better materials than you would expect to find at so reasonable STAR—THURSDAY, NOV. 16, ‘|Satin and Fox on New Winter Coat ‘WILD MAN WHO HAUNTED WOODS AT LAST nid The bewh wild man, who with the W. J. Lewis, a nd Calho ley pleas fterr went f the man who was rey s near Le Harris revolve three goo and two dummies with him, | He was living in a rudely con-] ted hovel who jal struc WANT LUMBERMEN | TO PUSH BUSINESS. According to BY WILLIAM ALLEN Adventurer and Explorer MAZATLAN, Nov. 16.—What frightful fate has befatilen ad venturers who sought to un ravel the mystery of the Tibu ron island, lying in the far north of the Gulf of Lower Cali ? Supposediy the inhab of this island are canni Beneath its surface may fe the Lost City of Aztec legend 1, of Nortot jman, of Goodman jerhaeuser, of St Downman a er fornia tants bals mys nd the ike an n, B set sail and « has ever r rd thinks he cide’ a logger be! > the almaho and n¢ s known to D Kreat was on my little trading recently, bound for Guay- We were typhoon caught and swept off our course, north west, for days. When the storm subsided it was found by charts that the great tableland in sight wae the Tiburon island goat ah Theatre Third Ave. and Cherry Eugene Levy, Mgr. Huts of Turtle Shel TODAY Bie sccice. Minute N JESSIE M. CONRAD Seattle University Girl, in “The Taking of Lem La Grew” A Romance of the : "nb H island Use It Three Times! PORE TREATMENT. (Japanese Styler Has I Hidden City of ‘Aztecs Been Found at Last? Yes, KNOW-DOC. : 1916. PAGE ‘CANAL NAVIES MAY NOW BE A ~ FACTOR IN WAR BY WILBUR 8. PORREST ed Pres ‘ dent LONDO Niv Inland na jvies may figure strongly soon tn the war news from the w m front Constant pressure on the German front by the Anglo-French, accord ling to the British war experts, must Inevitably mean a withdrawal of the te » line now lying acros France and Flan yuld throw the allies ross various canals 1 bring a new branch play This new inland navies of warfare into branch would be the canal cruisers mounting and manned by river and a avy KUDM experienced men. | Canal Navy Experienced | first announced by the United nt on the French | front i's canal navy has jalready been in action against German gune mounted on Mt 6 units, mostly monitor operate silently and slow anals skirting the crook Somme. But France and| ed out, | » spacious | nities for! waterways! so that separate! extend their heavy 3t. Quentin als are « real oppe These afford tx may ny areas Have Special Men Neither ordi ry soldiers or sail would ¢ ate the landlocked | ices as England’s| In ore French service. This Explorer ted wealth of the lost| ning to deciivity in the iret} tableland our 5 saw one idenly draw his yught the savage! t was on ped another na-/ » showered | s tho by magic, the native band disappeared into some secret hole in the ground. For miles in every direction the land spread absolutely level. But we could see no living be- ing This, then, solved the mys tery of where lay the hidden city? Night was falling swiftly and nance eturned to} a terrific tropical rm broke. It meant shipwreck to remain near the island, Anchor was lifted and the trader sought | shelter of the western coast line | Firm in our minds was the belief that under the surface of Tiburon ‘island Mes the legend BANK ROBBER SHOT IN ACT 8T. PAUL, Nov. 16.—William Sandell, 22, was killed today, when he attempted to rob the Security State bank in the residence dis Sandell entered the bank ® afternoon, put a revolver to the ‘# face, and got ) Wi) detective, who has been k constantly since} up and robbed April, opened Several shot fh lost city of Aztec = lpomressen MAN is GLAD HE TOLD ALL| REDDING, Cal, Nov. 16—Alex-| *, who confeased to the of Mrs. Rosetta Durbin and Pollock ten days ago, will eavefor San Quentin prison Satur to begin his Hfe term, it was Po eclares ad had been lifted plea of guilty uld he glad to begin s crime waa a particularly | After knocking his unconscious, he chop |ped their heads off with an ax, as fa drunken quarrel, | # admited today that he had| three years in the Oregon = nae for burglary ‘TACOMA WON'T SELL | two victims Says Dr. Sipes At least so far as the Boston Dental Co. is concerned. There’s not the slightest foundation for the above statement, printed in last Tuesday’s Times, at least so far as it affects the BOSTON DENTAL COMPANY. Our prices will not be advanced one penny, no matter how high the cost of dental materials soars. Some of the so-called “leading dentists,” chair shops, and buying supplies hand-to-mouth fashion, operating one or two- may be se- riously affected by rising prices of materials and forced to raise charges to their customers. The matter of fact, in order to give our thousands Boston is not in that class. We buy in huge quantities, on the wholesale plan; have to, asa patrons the very finest dental work possible at the fairest, most reasonable prices charg- ed by any first-class dental establishment on the Pacific coast! Don’t let the dentist who lives entirely in the past—the man who is doing business along antiquated lines, scare you with his high- cost-of-materials excuses. If you need a tooth crowned, a gold bridge, a set of perfect-fitting teeth that sure of extremely modest charges at the Boston. for a thorough examination and we tell you in advance our charges will be. And remember, all work cannot be distinguished from the natural article, you can be We make no charge exactly what here is actually Painless. ABSOLUTELY FREE PAINLESS EXTRACTING Dr. Sipes, D. D. PAL COMPANY, is still demonstrating the thetic that has brought comfort and joyful STAR readers, * * aching teeth, no matter other work. * applied to dentistry. By its aid every of teeth for simple fillings to grinding bridgework, the removing of live nerves, how many, S., founder and head of the BOSTON DEN- wonderful relief * Not a cent is charged for and you do not have It is the most remarkable discovery of science, as operation, down and new anes- to thousands of extracting useless, to order from tor the the drilling crowns and extracting of troublesome molars is rendered absolutely painless. HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS SEATTLE ANY JUICE Tennessee Hills $25 Your Inspection Invited, and Ave. at Spring St. ARMAN CHEASTY BUILDING “PINCHED FOR FIGHT | \Gecamincs ‘Gamma at the University Earl Neel ‘ 32, were arrested city detectives. Th with being the meu v Nick Inovitch at 661 last Saturday, Inovitch fight Yesler beat sh nd jobbers of all| e urged to attend | , STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS » he ington, st 6 commodities SONGS that are new DANCES that are beautiful JOKES that are screams Weekday Evenings Matinees Sundays 5c 10c One Child Free With Adult to Weekday Matinees Be Better Looking—Take Olive e Tablets If your skin is yellow— ~complexion pallid coated appetite poor ad taste in your mouth no- ik vod feeling—you should take Olive Tablets. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets—a sub- stitute for calomel—were prepared b Dr. Edwards after 17 years of study with his patients, . Edward table ead Olive Tablets are a npound mixed will know them 1 WUSe iblets act on | calomel 8 after effects, hile and overcome That's why millions of nnually at 10c and 25¢, Take one or two nights pleasing results, dangerou constipation boxes are s All druggists. 1 ly and note the TACOMA municipal tricity at h Tacoma couneil today tur horse-power of Juice from the local |plant. A dozen large industries, | including a shipbuilding plant and a smelter, will build here within a few months, the city authorities learned, and all will demand large supplies of muntelpal current. cause of| and for} ONE TIME; ALL DEAD KNOXVILLE Tenn., N 16 Mrs. Andrew Woods, 31 gave birth to six children at her home in this city to the report of City Kyle, who attended The babies were ly, but were dead, ording formed perfect DELAY ADMISSION SIX BABES BORN AT | OF HUGHES DEFEAT YORK nd largely upon what the Cali republican the official count is ¢ snal headquarters indic Chairman Physician | that vague charges and suggestions Weather conditions were ideal, A of fraud in California had not come | bright sun, with a cool breeze from from leading California republicans dao persisted in refusing to outline | will prove a record breaker, THE BOSTON DENTAL CO. M. O. SIPES, Manager. 1420 Second Ave. Opposite the Bon Marche. | what he will do as to conceding de- | feat or taking new action after the j count 19 AUTOS START IN BIG RACE CLASSIC SANTA MONICA, Novy, 16 Nine. pn cars shot away at 10-second in ted toe tervals he at noon today, in the mitted 11th annual Vanderbilt cup race Nov. 16 3’ defeat will Republic jon of lughe leaders adv |the ocean, suggested a speed that COR. THIRD & UNIVERSITY DRESSES re ial YOUR CREDITIEQ K |