The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 28, 1917, Page 2

Pe ORR CEN, SPEAKER CLARK | CALLS GERARD MISSION MALICIOUS LIAR WASHINGTON, April 28 Champ Clark today struck back full fisted at James W. Gerard and other critics of his stand against conscription. P. the direct lie to the former ar bassador for his public state ment Thursday night that Clark lost the democratic nomination because of “cold feet,” the speaker, in a statement to the United Press, scathingly de nounced Gerard for ‘fal and malicious remarks” and “pre posterous lies.” peaker FOUR DAYS STARTING SUN Fourth, Pike and Union Continuous 11 to 11 aid of tim jerard 1 He in the cold nomt 1 got » and withdr have be steroun | r hi nt Wilson's draf @ walked ponderously acr to capitol building at after reading accounts of Ge attack, he seemed lost in thought Well on in years, the speaker ap bit weary as he faced pests of politi the noo oY pared @ he p and FIFTY Norma Talmadge as croated not one, but many types the bewitching enchanting, th pealing well just plain, ordinary lovabie = girl Be picture is a rapid tire romance of hemia. Joing #0, howeve hia secretary to look contribution lists of the democratic Yund of 1912 to see if Gerard ha | given Clark's campaign. The| former ambassador's statement | that he bad contributed to the fund proved authentic BON MARCHE CLUB WILL STAGE SHOW Phitharmontc club of the} Bon Mare will stage a vaude-| ville show the evenings of March | and 4, at the Press Club theatre. | The Bon Marche Foilies,” a musical farce with a big fashion display, “A Minstrel Monstrosity Spanish and French dancing Scottis! The Mrg Mangie the Ba » Trio,” He and Joe. ac a matic act with a ast of The Overt Act,” make © Proceeds will ge to the Cooperative Association | fund to as Po Blue Eyes and Black” Juanita Hansen in a reel Keystone com TEN CENTS ANY SEAT ANY TIMR EDWIN J. BROWN, D.D.S. Is the Dentist Who Saves ENTRANCES: 713 First Avenue, Union Block, and 715 First Avenue, Washington Blk. TTLE’S LEADING DENTIST You Money ne general complaint made denta and that I sa My great There is « ices, which I admit is true, their dental work. I.am guilty. ito do work at a price that people can pay calculations materialize true, s the next three years, I will lea and Clinic wher come and have their t we a Dental man and without ) Seattle cheaper work or ci es; but on account ge practice I can gi best work at a very low pr * | PAINLESS DENTISTRY the progressive ele oft “Pe It was the « methods ur t teeth, Fecognize and adopt modern dental work without inflictin upon the patient. We ¢rown teeth without subjecting a per that a ture that keeps thousands from the dentist. My thetic for painless extracting is well kné and endorsed by all high-class dentists as being the best the world. It i not a patent preparatory remedy, such nuxated iron, novo cain, Peruna or Mother Winslow's t! syrup. I never tse dope prepared by some patent medicine company. I pre pare and compound my own anaesthetic and I know its vir tue and physiological action upon the human anato mever fails to give satisfaction SPECIALISTS IN DENTISTRY Probably no dental office in the United Sts world has perfected such a system of specialized dentistry a require, because of my large practice gold and porcelain bridge department; a plate or artificial re urtr a department for extracting teeth, and an depar ment where treatments gold, synthetic, alloy cement fillings are put in. It stands to reason that dentists who select their special branch and Jine of work to follow in their profession will become morc proficient and capable in the special work th also will be able to deal more g vearable extrac rem on to away anaes wn in ates or rent operat department where ng are made, and a y like to do, and do a great actual work in| Jess time The specalist dentistry er salary, ent get work and t 1 I am success 1 have a game where everybody wins Can you beat it? I REQUIRE LARGE QUARTERS My large practice m three to six t much floor space as erage dental office. I extracting rooms, ¢ ladies and one for gentlemen have four separate and distinct reception rooms, one for chil dren with escorts; one special room for ladies without escorts one for gentlemen who wish to rest and smoke, and gen eral better requires fr for have reception room His Patients,” es | EDWIN J. BROWN, s. OHI STAR—SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1917. PAGE 2 CHAMP FIGHTERS ARE WONDERS BECAUSE THEY CAN CONTROL WEIGHT--MISS ABBOTT BY MABEL ABBOTT “Interview Mike and Gibbens, at Savoy hotel.” That w my job for Friday after noon Mike and Tom, | learn ed on Invest! gation, are light heavy» weight box ere, and are here to give an exhibition of their art Personally, ! have always been pretty sure the world would not go to rack and ruin even if profes sional boxing were eliminated from it altogether. | am—to put it mildly—totally uninter ested in boxing But Mike and are very 8 men, the sport ing editor assured me, and aft er duly interviewing them, as per inatructions, « think so, too, tho not for quite the same rea- Tom fom Gibbons upstanding me men, sintle and found them lated ve f shoulder and ¢ limb and jaw and glance unger, ts the tall- er and the heavier, Light heavywelghts, he told me, must gh than 158 and not na pople are eet thin f to get Cat, know char to their weigh just so much aw tha ndeed, gre plons bodies eth wis M t's hard wor day and wes defor an't get too careless u » elth The Hard wor day all two s and you bet ween Digest HAZEN TITUS WILL SERVE AS Hazen J. Titus, superintend ent of the dining car depart. ment of the Northern Pacific railroad, expecte to leave his post soon to accept a commis major in the quarter- master's corps, off! reserve pd United Stat army. hen etween this and Germs appeared tn co ount: t on to the men, among erlain of Ore Dr. Harvey W citizens au local sual ecretary ¢ wrote to Bake years. He has ad charge of t vice of the Nort He for Ite four for cars car #0 rallwa an sood food. He manter rve corps know of who could hat capactt REAL PAINLESS » DENTISTS fm order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which ts the lightest and strongest plate known, foes not cover the roof of the you can bite corn off the cob; guaranteed 15 years. Gold crown ..... $3.00 $15 set of teeth (whalebone) 88.00 $10 set of teeth Bridge work, per tooth, gold $3.00 White crowns .. Gold fillings . Silver fillings Platina fillings . ++++-TB0 aranteed for 18 years, All work asion taken In the morn- th the Test of Time. Most of our present patronage te recommended by our Ste whose work to still tiefaction to our office, be sure you in the right place. Pring this ad with you Cut - Rate ° Dentists S07 UNIVERSITY eT. ©) pectte Vraser-Patessss Cx, QUARTERMASTER | vacation to eat something wo oughtn't to eat," ce cream,” murmured Tom dreamily, and | caught the gleam in Mthe's eve. Mike (fibbous a wife we get is the chance know we in a and grown They're Not San Diego, Cal, cifle con ‘SLAV EXILES HERE REFUSE T0 CO IN STEERAGE Angry at the Great Northern Company, which, not lived up to t contained in the icketa which they were supplied by the Russian conaul at New York, 97 Russian men and women exiles, with 11 children, today refused to ac cept the accommodations of- fered on the Kamakura Maru, which left at 10 a.m. They have tolegraphed the New York consul, y, and the Russian ambassador at Washington, Bakhmetieff, for instructions. They expected to sail today when they arrived from the East last night. A meeting waa to be held o'clock th the Ru Weller s afternoon at the hall of fan Workers’ union, 1009 by which time the re turning Russians hope to have had answers to thelr telegrams Wire for We has * raphed to our people in the East, who in great numbers for Russia, not tc come by way said Boris Freiman, former editor of N Mir, a Russian paper in New The groups are increasing next one will number about 200 re due between May 1 and| fter will attle They I th vk many herea ‘ancouver rel that the pany We have tickets cal * accommodat | has ing ns on » boat.” They Show Tickets his statement The cor room onl ‘ us steera steerage ace than tho are for white men an lived for n« and a tions rodations 7 Ing cor Atlant pas our women and commodati better Ii ake eh ns. The Th train. party spent las rcase. The naval militiamen leaving for “Somewhere on the Pa Notice the husky youn ‘eters the men are holding erners are making no attempt to dodge war duty thru the marriage Il. | ! ing exiles with regard to the | children, Ito EAT ONLY SPUDS | 2} * leaving |), |e |RESERVE OFFICERS ’ ho makes real “bi re mon than life, I dla out my elght-yearold h led children; ey in one whall ever make tn suppose; and he wears a mond ring that would bu weveral fee cream fw tos but the look on } just then was the look I oon or nephew's him sternly drug store, when I have past the where — the cone Mike have it He smiled 4 my corner well Git wanted couldn ons cam and efull “leo Cupid Slackers” n we're twie da meat, a poached egg. and that’s broiled © get out Then we put way enough a and a half back on aga In the afternoon we Ang, bag p all leaves but wé can't drink with our dinner we'd have all had just sw we pound work nehing, of dry voxing That rinh any water we did weight we righ back worst thing who Want moat cut out 4 foods only do le atoes and pasty and cake, and eat a to lone whol m plainly nodded artfelt ay ms to a pleasant and normal thing for the ahampions {n most respects Mike t old youngest Mrs. Mik Who i* prevent from accompan his present just writter ve five acres plowed 1 to potatoes, since be there to do it If there a food om will have done ne West They en tinuance of the w that opinion among t The all va masa of the people tx however, want peace,” sald Fr They that ut they t potatoes! great men champion box tive weights I stopped in at a on the way back to rand had a dish It was the lool in Mike's eyes that made mo wa it iS = rue T0 __ BE BUILT HERE | IF ITY AGREES On the action of the council Monday will depend whether the Sound Paper Co., which, it Is claimed, will establish soon the biggest paper mii! in the world, is to locate in or near uldn't be r res r me, atore wr Mt have peace. B he that a separ and they Claude Me agent for the Great way, mays that hin wa passage to R the exiles The they « ore | But drug Northern rail company is no re second class from Seattle, far Ha seta were wold ew York an When afte fr « there care over night becam were so many Women contract was ended. THEY ALONE GROW Residents of Mt. Baker park will | be permitted to grow potatoes on | park grounds not otherwise used,| @eattie, or whether it. hall Hitons that they will MErOo to) geek a new location. war X:) ‘The Sound Paper Co. Sultan power site own the government. The city, in 1 ing over allable sites to augment and power plant, had its elty ligh been given the option on the Sul ey grow t an voted by a r the by look is aft selves the park | mquest made vide mn river boar Charle hairs However presiden = WOMAN VANISHES; = AID SEARCH mayor and the councilmen int lewed and the superintendent the ighting no use for thi fn not available f city. If that 80, an city, according to ay started rpones 0 the we get © governme the use of mil ion tha’ el the per band he b two aid © government Hefo mit at any time. ago she| The mill would give employmen je wait-| to 800 1,000 men Outside of s all mill in Everett, there are no} in this state. room th a Jacobson two years waa Viols to reas a Seatt paper plants ‘DEFENSE SAYS ® MOTHER LOVED OF arose ayia nd coast artiller departr an Fifth at Pike ony? Mime. Olga Petrova in the greatest emotional role of her career—a story of a woman who permitted love to overcome prudence CHET NEFF and LEO HOUCK with HANK MANN in “HIS LOVE FIGHT” Comedy Directed by John Emerson Written by Anita Loos This is Douglas Fairbanks’ first production by his own company—all New York City is talking about it—- it’s an “ABSOLUTE KNOCKOUT.” Come early—attend the matinee— it’s more convenient for you. Special music by the Coliseum Greater Sym- phony Orchestra. Box office opens at 11 a.m. sy between citizens and Mayor] Thompson, who deems it unwise to invite the French and English en voys to Chicago, because “it might embarrasa residents German de- nt,” who, with the Polish, are in the majority in Chicago ver You May Pay More If You Desire Nicola: “ec communicated wit ing to several members and a clerk at the consulate They Love Homeland The returning Russians are of al occupations, from tailors and man v t writers Moat of say, are revolutioniat for political offenses, th Bright Eyes indicate buoyant health. When the eyes are dull, liver and bow: els need regulating. Quick}: restore healthy conditions with HALF - BREED That the wite of 8. A. Hewitt, on trial for the murder of hie four children at Auburn, last January, had no mother love for them and was intimate with other men was the gist of tes- timony presented by the de- tunists should be tion Mayor Gill's message follows: All trimmers and political oppor- of Mayor Thompson's stripe repudiated, and his posi- is an insult to the patriotism and loyalty of most of our foreign born or descended citizens, who are, now that war is declared, as truly American as any of us. If I took I would be re- but small an dunt $12.14 2 month will pay a $1,000 loan all interest am and ve not dared to revisit Ru sia until now Put it makes where we are, sla, and back,” an None of the much about the no difference are used to Ru as soon as We can, explained a dark-eyed wor we we party would say opinion of return Have a complexion that everyone admires De n't envy a good comp! Each time you cleanse your face with Resinal § ap you give it a beauty treatment'’ wM@h the soothing, healing Resinol medication. If aided, in severe cases, by a little Resinol Ointment, this exion, have — usually leaves the complexion naturally .SANDERSONS PILL’S The well known and relia Ta for FEMALE blo reme rrount Lanernn ll toa. 12, undays, 1282, RAYMOND REMEDY Co, Moum U, Metel Auticrs, 4th & Lalon, clear, fresh and free from pimples, red- ness, roughness and blotch: Resinol Soap (OAK pot only for the skin bet for the hair as well, sence Saturday. Dollie Morris testified that » had been at the Hewitt home night when Hewitt was not \there, and that a man by the name of Jack Paris came to see Mrs Hewitt and remained with her. | Mrs, Morris said Mrs, Hewitt Las Sale Z \ "Seid e | erarye bars Wises tena sesmed to care little for the ohil- while the father was very ~ dren, of them TOI WAGES WS tort deputy prosecuting at: W. J Gy vane NWN hY of Snohomish county, told a dose or two—in time— of torney the court he had run a man out of |town last year who had planned to Jelope with Mra, Hewitt. R, W. Hopkins, W. J, Whitney Jand Josie Van Bevers were charac- ter witnesses for Hewitt. In his opening statement, Defense Attorney J. M. Glasgow declared: “We do not say Mrs. Howitt murdered the childrea, but 1all endeavor to show she bad| breed Indian lover.’ d another and Madison TIMES TO sHH The Season's Great Pay Sunday Mat— Friday, The state torg link in| chain of cireumstantial evi-| dence when Dr, F. 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