The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 26, 1916, Page 5

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To make you want to have your work done now and to induce you to accept our pain lees methods of modern den tistry, we will continue for a very short period only 20% DISCOUNT 20% On All Work Our methods are the latest and most improved in use toda: We empioy only the most sxiIl- ful of the profession. All oper- ations positively painless. Lady attendant. Courteous attention. of Electro Painless Dentists 105! Pike St.—Phone Main 2555 BLOOD And akin din be given prompt atten- tt t treatment for Pelvic. diseases, ail Weaknesses and gen debility. | Twelft Consultation free. | I 03-5 Epler Bid, #114 Second av. THUss TORTURE fon be eliminated by wearing Lundberg Rupture Suppo ive free trial to prove its superior- ty a CO. rid “Pura Ave should) he we BIRTH CONTROL MAY BE BACKED BY N.Y. DOCTORS| BY GEOR MARTIN Nh) United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, Dec. 26.—John 8. Sumner, Anthony Cometock's successor as arbiter of Goth am's morals, can't decide wheth er birth control ie a vice or a virtue, Sumner put it up to the New York Medical socitey, which Is itself divided three ways on the point and promises to stage @ lively fight at today's discus sion of the subject that Mra. Sanger made famous. If the disagreeing doctor men don't tell Mr. Sumner whether he le Mra. Sanger’s friend or her enemy today, New York's Comatockian vice censor won't know just what to do. It is Mr. Sumner’s desire not to jde directly quoted in the matte but it has been discreetly and mod-| jestly intimated that the attitude of the Society for the Prevention of 'Viee toward birth control wil! influenced by what the doctors say today The Medical society has vesa| pulling and hauling around the sub ject for a taking It up and dropping it suddenly several times The situation today reveals one fac tlon favoring a reso lution advocating the right for phy siclans to give advice to nrarried men on the subject of birth control and to amend the state law that prohibits dissemination of such tn f the soctety formation. Anot faction {s op posed to having anything to do with the subject, while a thind ts as a society regarding the change in the law down all over the country; and would, if mner does as he bas ed timated he will do, link the Ne York anti-vicers hand in hand wih Mrs. Sanger, whose activities have been denounced many courts. including the United States federal court of the New York district not at all proper or virtuous. LABOR TO BATTLE FOR 8-HOUR DAY CINCINNATI, Dec 26. Plans for a big fight to get eight-hour day and health insurance legisla tion passed in every state legisla ture meeting in the United States }next month will be drawn by the American Labor Kislation asso. clation, which meets here tomor row, State commissions [n Massa |chusetts and California now are in ivestigating these two things, and bills drafted by the association will be Introduced in the various state legislatures Prof. Irving Fisher of Yale, Mise | Julla Lathrop of the Feder tren's bureau, Prof. John R. Com mons of Wisconsin and Rufus R Motts of Springfield, Ll, wi 'SLEET STORMS TIE UP WIRE TRAFFIC 26. CHICAGO, Dec ~Sleet storma} delayed wire traffic in the north ern tier of Middle Western states} today lowa was practically cut off from wire communication with Chicago,| Wisconsin, Minnesota and the I kotas were affected, tho less se verely The telegraph companies report-| ed a delay of business, with trouble; centering in lowa. BRITISH REPULSED BERLIN, via Wireless to Say ville, Dec. 26.—Repeated repulse of British patrols was reported in to: day's official statement detailing fighting activity on the western front. Artillery activity haa in ed at some sectors of the front on both sides of the 1 La Hassee and west of Lens. It pays to read The Star's sified Ad Page. AMUSE MOORE THEATRE MENTS bel} ed to the society taking any action} Should the society declare in fw vor of birth control education by! physicians, it would present several mique situations. Probably it would be the first medical society to take such a radical step. It! would be a big boost for Mrs. Sang er, who has been officially howled| Get safety out father’s or brother's; razor, girls, and shave off eyebrows if you want to keep Clar up with fas fashion | wou! iE Here's how lar ¢ STAR—TUESDAY, DEC. 26, 1916. Nazimova, the popu lassic dance: Theda Rara and a Kimball Young, movie stars, ld look if their eyebrows were PAGE loft It's up to you to decide whether with at way you lowe your beauty eyebrows or gain it that your BEAUTIFUL WOMAN'S DEATH IS CHARGED TO HER HUSBAND OBSIPEE, N. H., Dec. 26— fikht to prove his innocence, dey Frederick L. Small, of Moun. spite an apparent alibi | On @ joint life insurance policy | tain View, will ge to trie! this 5. wnich Small came into ow afternoon, charged with the thru his wife's death, the state will | murder of hie wife on Sept. 29. rest most of its weight. Small and the burning of her bedy when captured in a Boston hotet | by means of a clockwork er the crime, attem bomb. stroy the papers wh The question of Small’s guilidamaging circumstantial evidence may hinge on evidence showingagainst him. On Sept. 29, the Small whether his wife ate two or threecottage on the shore of Lake Os meals on the day of the murder, Ifsipee was troyed by fire, The she ate three, Small stands a good of Mra, Small, one of the| chance of acquittal. If only two,most beautiful women in the com | the accused man will have a hardmuntty, was found in the ruins. In 'What Would You Say to Yourself If-- ~ CARRANZA MUST HOOSIER HOUSE TO FIGHT FOR CONTROL principal questions to come before “ONIGHT AND LL WEEK The wrentent the spoken drama ever kno: fin Senate! ALHAMBRA K fee Daily — 8:20 , WORTH wi ~ IMEE DAILY 10-25- 50% WINGS 10-25-50-75¢ ILKES PLAYERS| s are LAT MINUTES BROAD w KROM ay” in the Cant irty £44 is, 10 to He. Mata. 15 & ate |) ~ |BATTERED SAM AT 2,000 KIDS STAGE BATTERY STREET the legislature. A bill calling for| |state-wide prohibition will be intro. SNOWBALL FIGHT lduced. Other propositions coming | Calling of a constitutional ec SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 26.—A] M ETRO POLITA ventio! ’ pe regular old-fashioned — snowball Creation of a state highway com-| fight, in which 2,000 children THEATRE | mission ic ed, was the novelty sta Matinee Today at 2:10 Kharp Reformation of tax laws n Golden Gate k as a Christ Tonight at 8110 rp Provision for use of budget mas ¢ affair ut banks of Grentest Spectacie of the Age tem in state and counties Janow had been ught here on Provision for appointment of | flat cars from the Truckee region | NEW PANTAGES Mats., Nights, 7 and 9 “Ragtime Travesty on Trial” CONRAD Other Big Acts 10¢ and 206 F HOTLADAY laughs PROLIC Dasiy Thursday 2 7 ————$——— \- business manager for Limited woman # ithe Blue law TEACHERS INSIST ON HAVING QUIET CHICAGO, Dec. 26.—To “ob serve proper respect for authority will be the irksome task of schoo ma‘ame as well as their pupils tr the future here, President Le f the board of education will instal a merit system for teachers, be ginning January 1, in whiel proper reapect for authority” will count most. The plan follows trou ble with the te federation which has pre arbitrary dis misaal of teachers by the board. THERE’S STILL HOPE calm, folks! trainload of stmas mal from the East arrived Christ 4 afternoon, too late to be deliv I ti ered Gifts will continue to come several da says Battle, for Postmaster Let land the United States by peaceful means depends upon “ said to loosen any cutting Vestigation showed that she had been strangled and shot thru the head and that the fire had been set by a time bomb Small left home shortly after lunch the day of the crime. If the murdered woman's stomach, which was examined at Dartmouth col lege, showed that she ate supper day, Small will have, bis at eve, & perfect alibi, for ow that she was murdered left. If, however, she had but two meals, another link will be added the circumstantial evi dence. ANSWER TODAY BY CARL D. GROAT ted Proms Btaff ( WASHINGTON, Dee ment of difficulties between Mex: t prrespor what answer nm this, the last day y the American-Mexican pes commiasion for him to sign the troop withdrawal protoc Official announcement made today that this government expects to hear from the first chief today as to whether he agrees to the troop withdrawal Te Thifficulties in transmission ay delay the anewer until tomorrow, but this govern ment does not purpose to negotiate with Carranaa further on this point THUGS TAKE GIFT Kost Korock anza ¢! 228 Tenth ave. 8 received a gold watch and chain from his best friend Christmas Monday night he met three hold ip men, when he went to turn in at the gate. They took his gold watch and chain It Works! Try It Tells how to loosen a sore, tender corn so it lifts out without pain. Good iruggists ensing fr ery of a ( news spreads rapidly and here are kept busy dis sezone, the ether discov netnnat! man, which is corn go it lifts out with the fingers Ask at any pharmacy ter ounce of freezone for a quar which will cost very little, but Is sald to be sufficient to rid one’s feet of every INDIANAPOLIS, 6.—The | » Kariski came from Olympia] hard or soft corn or callus. first fight to come before the In |to spend Christmas day in Seattle You apply just a few drops on diana legislature when it meets on During the afternoon he discov-|the ten aching corn and in ‘| A Jered a place to buy a few drinks|stantly the soreness is relieved January § will be in the sen nd met three other lonely fellows |and soon the corn is so shriveled when 25 republicans and pm0- At 7 p. m. a po officer found | that it lifts out without pain, It {s crats will fight for control and pat-| Kariski unconscious at First ave.|a sticky substance which dries ronage of the upper house. and Battery st when applied end never inflames This is the second time tn They hit me over the head,” he|or even irritates the adjoining tis diana’s history that the senate has/told city hospital attendants two | su been equaily divided between the/hours later, “and robbed me of| This discovery will prevent thou two parties, as there was a similar {$18 55 I a saved sands of deaths annually from lock division in 1879. oe Jaw and infection heretofore re. Prohibition will be one of the jsulting from the suletdal habit of corns When You Learn at Stevens’ You Can Dance and really enjoy In 1 or 2 leeno: Private Do Not Give Up Hope ue offer you the relief and comfort we are giving others. REMARKABLE CURES Perfected in Old Cases waten Have on ailments tims his to whole all lected NO knews ex and an In the result of ia the cause of n suffering than all ¢ combined, We see the of this disorder on appearance world his vic ry hand proclaiming trouble and the tending to blight hin extatence. We Treat Nervous Deb ity Biece a der sand B “914” tation sation and Dinan: r Vor Blood | | National 119 Occidental d Skin Disorders, K ino “IMPROVED ~ Disorders Medical Institute Ave. nM, WASH, i| seneenenenenne-onane oaneemtnoenh | LUXURY SPREE UNCOVERS HOW NEW YORK, Dec ica is intoxicated with MONEY! We are reeling thru the last days of 1916 in an extravagant luxury spree unparalleled in all world his tory! “The fact says an ob. server, “your Uncle Sam is actually as lightheaded from over-indulgence in gold as he would be If he'd imbibed too freely of the golden liquid that flows these nights in the cham pagne chateaux of Broadway!” While the fever ‘nation-wide to York And ree the me 26. Intoxicated Amer a hea money winds in it has come the world ent Wall at, ey center of New in a startl! America. Nothing short of the peace of Germany and the peace note, and the consequent partial collapse in Wall at., could have so sharply shown up the golden skeleton of our prosperity. The recent slump was like the caving-In of small portion of a great pal ace, revealing an amazing cro: section of wealth, luxury and extravagance within! In that peace proposal flurry for tunes were lost, two men died be fide the tickers in brokers’ offices, five times as many in the corresponding week of 1915! But the fortunes lost a drop out of a bucket of wealth The big losses simply served to un cover how the millions made being spent down the spending! million were $100,000 in a couple of hours. Ht 5,000 in the hole! A leading steel man wrote States steel! A girl telephone operator who had built up $800 into $18,000, and wi jon $200 a week income, lost every |thing, and is now in @ sanitarlum|¢@ with nervous prostration A curb broker, caught short, tried to well his $1,400 car for $500 cash! The significance of these fig- ures is said to be in the fact that the losses have hardly been felt! They simply disclose in startling fashion the amazing scope of America’s war-made fortunes and of Wall et.’s ambling. The stage is already being set for more speculation sprees on the stock exchange. The money madness grows flercer still, and New York's holiday extravagance booms along greater than ever, to the Joy of merchants, hote! keepers, restaurateurs and theatre man- agers. VALUABLE VIOLIN TAKEN FROM ROSEN It waan't such a happy Christmas for Moritz Rosen Some one had entered his studio in the Fisher building and stolen the violin that was dear to his | heart. Years ago the musician brought the instrument to this country from Germany. It's gone,” he told the police, ‘and I don't know who might have jtaken it.” Rosen Is one of the most widely violin teachers. known of Seattle Did you get a pair of stockings for Christmas? | Eighteen pairs were stolen from William Matson’s store, 7403 Aurora ave, Sunday night Not only that,” Matson told the police, “but the thief took a suit of heavy underclothes, too. VILLAGE STORMED BERLIN, via Wireless to Sayville, Dec. 26.—German and Austro-Hun- garian troops stormed at the point of the bayonet the tenaciously defended village of Filipesti, in Wallachia, \today’s official statement —an- nounced, Don’t Suffer From Piles Send For Pree Trial Treatment No matter how long or how bad —go to your druggist today and get a 650cent box of Pyramid Pile The Pyramid Smile From « Single Trial. Treatment. It will give relief, and 4 single box often cures, A trial! package mailed free in plain wr per if you send us coupon below. Free Sample Coupon PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY, Pyramid Bldg., Marshall, Mich Kindly send me a Free sample of Pyramid Pile Treatment, in plain wrapper. FORTUNES RISE York, are declared to have revealed ® manner the extent of |the reckless extravagance sweeping whares were! traded in the week of excitement as were merely in} America in the last two years are without even slowing Several paper fortunes of over a reduced to less than A Wh ung broker who had made $120,| y_ Real! Pan he in war brides was put suddenly commodation oft $1,900,000 from his profits in United iving a luxurious bachelor girl life 4 The ONE Store how- Pronounced Individual Styles in FINE COATS The aterials include all the new coatings Many e beautifully trim med in fur. Th are belted models—there js, in fact, no showing more complete The prices are moderate— 20, $22.50, $25, ». $30.00 Up to $60 Buy Your New Coat on CREDIT Here All the advantages of our Liberal Credit Poliey are open to you. Select your Coat morrow and pay for it later—in small amounts each week or month. Points bo NOT. SEE THE R® Jeff Perrygreen. | And here is a queer thing, Mar-| gic. You remember I told you 1} erled over Earnest’s letter at the time, and smiled the other day when I reread it. Well, I smiled over Jeff's letter as I read it in my dressing room, and the other day when I came across it I suddenly felt my eyes smarting with tears— tears because I did not realize Jeff's worth from the first. I have never yet been able to explain, Margie, why I fell so desperately in love with Earnest Lawton. “I know now some of my infatu- ation was due to the fact that at college all girls talked a lot of thelr favorite actors, and attribut- ed to them all the manly virtues and manly beauty that could be| found outside of a ready-made} clothing advertisement. I don't think one of us ever thought she | would really meet an actor. I am/ sure I never did, and so when I met Earnest Lawton I promptly en- dowed him with all the virtues that could possibly come tied up in mas- culine human form. “Poor, dear old Jeff, on the con- trary, was without any romantic glamor. He was only the red- headed grocery boy who used to} deliver his father's wares at our/ gate, and even then, when he had | graduated from Yale and become a young writer who was being spoken of most glowingly by the magazine editors as ‘among those present,’ he was still the red-head- ed grocery boy to me. Do you know, up to that time and years after, I never took interest enough in Jeff's writings to read one of his stories “Margie, actors are the most ego- tistical of men and everybody knows all men are egotistical enough. Most girls read so much} about the actor, and when they see | him across the footlights he is al |ways doing such romantic or he rofe things that a girl unconscious: | ly makes up a character of all the wonderful qualities with which the brilllant press agent endows his | star, plus all the imaginings of her | most sentimentally fertile brain, | “Even seeing my hero face to| face, as I did daily, did not pierce | the glamor with which I surround. | ed him. Consequently the manly | letter which Jeff wrote me, only | made its appeal to indifferent understanding, It an without | salutations: I have just come, Paula, from the wonderful evening with you, | the first.one in all my life when I{ have been privileged to meet you} on the plane of equality | 1 know, dear, I am no more | |worthy to take your hand in mine |now than I was when you were the | |petted daughter of the millionaire jbanker, and I was freckle-faced, red-headed Jeff Perrygreen who (SLAY ADVANCE FAILS, 26.—Wireless to Sayville.—-Russian raiding detach- ments failed to advance in the | Neagra valley, south of Dornavatra, | |today’s officials statement said, de-} tailing the fighting in the Carpa-| thians, ‘Temporary increase in the |strength of artillery fire on Ludova | height was reported. More than usual activity In artillery firing by the Russians was reported from the lower Stokhod river, STOCKS STRONGER NEW YORK, Dee. Gains of a point or more were made by many of the leaders of last Week's p crash whi the stock opened today. BERLIN, Dec. ace| exchange PO? SRR eerie eae | Confessious of a Wife 4 stood outside the cordon of your schoolboy admirers and worshiped HEROES’ FAULTS you from afar. rs $$ — Paula, last night was the hap- Very different,” said Paula,|plest and most miserable 1 bave ‘ ii Jever spent. It was joy unspeak- was the letter I received from |able to sit opposite you at that res- taurant table, and look into beautl- ful eyes that have lost none of their candid truthfulness, even |tho they must have seen many il- lusion dispelling sights since you began to earn your own living. “Paula, everything I have do in my life has been done for you. fou % have been the one great thing that I sought to attain, If I have had any success in anything else, it was only a joy to me because I felt perhaps it would bring me a little nearer to you. ‘Don’t let me make you unhap py, dear; it is something to have loved you, and this little note is to tell you I shall always love you, al- ways want you JEFF. 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