The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 7, 1917, Page 2

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Eatablishes Here Eight Yoars i: SPRCIAI—We will fit you } with reading giasses, in 4 gold-filled ¢, including $4.00 EVERYTHING FOR THe | EYE AND EAR Walter Robson ) guarante ‘ frame, comp thorough e amination wan rev General G {tional Guardsmen now in the frd- eral service in Pacific Coast states GET OFFICER DRILL will be given instruction prepara-| tory to commissions as second lieutenanta during the reserve of. camp, whith be-| gins as the Presidio May 15. This announcement was made at army headquarters today The 251 will be divided by states Washington 68, Oregon 54, Idaho 26, Montana 27, Wyoming 18, Call fornia 146, Utah transferring the 25, New Mexico! SECRET PROVISIONS _ BARED IN CONGRESS WASHINGTON, 3 |<< LONDON, April hopelessly addicted to cigarets that physiologists fear the na- |tea rooms scattered everywhere tion will have to pay the price in a new generation of rickety, jamening room almost as regularly weedy children. bearded sages may be right In but nobody | Today a physician in a mun seems to care. Falling birth. rate and the fearful national |girlse have come to him for treat consequences of infant mortall- | ment for tobacco heart. Munitions the public mind far lean than a 2cent rise on a pop- [three weeks women munitions ular brand of cigarets. An athletic young woman, who|arrying matches in thelr clothing 101 to 111 So. Eleventh St., Tacoma Are Smoking clerks have set aside smoking rooms for their benefit, and in the about London, women patronize the as do the men Have Tobacco Hearts The tong- tions-making area reports that 14 girls have come to him for treat workers paid total fines of $750 for May 7~ Rctie| tains Améwean horses for army) While at work in dangerous facto once of secret provisions in the re| remounts, cent United @tates-Danish treaty, | smoking whenever she wants to, Virgin {siand@,| So far it seems she hasn't wanted were revealed on the house floor| to quit, for sho outemokes her own today when Representative Alox-| ander, speaking for ship seizure bill disc) administration has a special ar-!» rangement not to selze German or otber ships in Virgin {sland ports This provision, Alexander aid to him by Attorney ory talner} ip the pub ished treaty and !# not con Optometrist and Optician * BEST FOR RESULTS | 40654066 Arcade Building Fourth Vleor i STAR WANT ADS. || she can qui | brother, who epends his time in the the German| trenches wed that the! war work, she was knitting sox for| ay evening,s'n the quarters of the and {t waa not until she) battalion, at the Armory * that sho fell kind of cigarets the grand this nm taming hor: Bmore tn Subways some natural| active part in its workings, an! es smoking on tho) pecially to attend this meeting. Also| it é nothing unusual to ob-| |All members of the signal corps and) serve a number of girls seated in| their ladies are invited to b the subway smoking cars with cig-| ent gh ek at their lips. Geveral government offices and|eral vaudeville numbers. t | Thea. The next meeting of tho Seattle |auxilary to the signal corps of the girl began National Guard will be held Wednes All rela tives of the signal corps boys are elizible to membership in this or ganization, and are urged to take an pres A program 1s being prepared | to include dancing, music and sev- | nephew of Von AY 7, 1917. PAGE 2 POPE MAY USE | _ INFLUENCE TO HELP IRELAND BY JOHN 8. HEARL gY 44 Prose Ataf Correspondent ROME, May 7.-Pope Bene | dict may throw the welght of hie Influence In the Irish eitu ation, according to Information from high Vatican authoritios today Official expression waa unob- tainable, but It wae reiterated that the holy father “emphat leally Indorses the righte of emall nations. This expression was given slg nificance as applying to Ireland by the selection of Manager Cerrett! ident of Irish and Amer as papal tary for peclestastical affairs post does not affect Cardinal Ganparrt's work as papal secretary, but establin of Vatican activit rett! was forme papal rer rontative tn o and papal suditor at Washington under Car final Falcou!, At he ts papal nuncio to Austral Creation of the new Vatican post aroused further Interest today in reports that the Vatican had beon advined by tte South Amert-| can ministers of th nding entry | into the war of mt all” Latin American nations | The pope's peace menage of Saturday was regarded as eignifi-| ant in this connection The holy father has alro been | informed, it was h other nations in Europe and As may o drawn into confilet BLACK IS TOLD TO RELEASE MEN Judge Ronald Monday morair told Pro or Black, of Sno! ish count expected the st to make mind which of the 1. W. W's now held in jail, charg ed with complicity in the murder ot Jefferson Beard, it expected to try and to release the others at onee, Ronald granted the motion of Hiack, which released 10 of the 73 who have been held since the battle between the M pager Cer trona and the Pverett cliy dock November 6. The men who were released A. B. Winbourne, Harold Mi Hen Lake, E. J. Shepero, Charles Black, Mike J. BR all held in the King county jail, and Har Peters, D. & John Howdia jail Prosecutor Black announced this morning that before the week was over « large num still held would be freed liberg, of the Kir that the 1 W. W at the acquittal of over jc to be tried, and that the were eagerly awalting the news release of more of their number SPY SUSPECTS NABBED BY U.S, Four German apy suspects, one of whom says he is a Hindenburg, Germany military dictator, are being held here by government agents, it was learned today. They were teken into cum tody after trying to enter the United States from Honolulu, aboard the schooner Elbert Meyers, last week Special Agent Howard W of the department of justi mitted Monday morning thi searching investigation of the four men wes being made and that they right, would not be released except on or | H ors from the attorney gene and that they probably would be ed until the end of the wa mes of the four men are Gus Knappe, Adolph istensen The Fred Lam lerick = the man who claims cfficials refuse to way The men proved as sailors aboard the Meyers and had never been admitted to the United Sta’ The technical charge on which they are detained is entering the poe States without a permit. LINER JUSTIFIED IN RUNNING FOR PORT | PILLS” ARE MENACE) ws snglish Girls of All Classes business firms employing _girl|break of tho war, to avold capture,| Five hundred business men have | INGTON, Ma 7.—The an liner Kronprinzessin din reurning| at the out giant G: Cocelia was justifi from #ea to New Y [despite contracts to deliver her cargo, the supreme court held to-| day. | |AMERICANS ABOARD | | STEAMER SUB SANK WASHINGTON, May 7.—The Uruguayan 8. 8, Gorizia, aboard which were five Americans, was aunk by a German submarine April 20, according to a consular report to the state department today. Will Manufacture Bread Fruit Flour! RIO DE JANEIRO, May 7.--A! isyndicate has been formed here to! manufacture bread-fruit flour. Tho promoters say the flour will make as good bread as wheat, at much less cost. The bread-frnit supply thruout Brazil is lared to be practically unlimited Suspected of being connected |with the shipment of 150 quarta of liquor, William Smith was arrested at Auburn Saturday and charged with vagrancy, er of the men as Tracy, the firet of the Lj Thislsa Strictly Hi igh Grade Dental Office, Where Moderate Prices Prevail | You are almost certain to need the services of a dentist sooner or later. And when you do you want to get the very best service to be had and yet at the same time you don’t want to pay an exorbitant price for it. We believe that this office will fill your requirements perfectly—and at the same time you will be pleased and satisfied. If you are not yet acquainted with us, we wish to take this opportunity to tell you that dental ] ¢ ex the state dental board. Every one of ther m ha ertificate from the state dental board hangin right on the wall in front of his dental chair in plain sight of all. This is proof posi tive to you that he knowshisbusines and knows it thoroughly and kne how to do your dental work j way it OUGHT to be done to you permanent satisfaction. sts 4 tens DR. L. R. CLARK things which, coupled together with the skill of our dentists, enables us to guarantee to perform the most jifficult dental operations without hurting the patient a bit. Fifth—We have a real and sincere desire to please and satisfy you. Sat fied patients have t big face in our success, When you come to this office we expect to so pleas: and satisfy you that you will not only return to us at any time in the future when you need dental services, but also that you will recommend your friends to us when they need work done on their teeth. We invite you to call and let our experts give your teeth a thorough | This is made possible, of course, only nation. They will tell you just | on account of the \ large amount is needed to put them into per- | f business that we do. Not only fect condition. You will find our Second—We have the best equip- ment that money can buy. Wher we fitted up this office we spared neither time nor expense to give the \ people of Seattle the VE RY BEST | in dental service. We occupy the entire floor on which we are located. We believe we can safely say that there are very few, if indeed any, finer dental offices in the whole United States than ours. prices are the lowest | are we take a small profit most reasonable. All work on the ind 1 patient, but we also ranteed Fe 1 an ironclad guarane buy in large os, tee, which is signed both by the op whict ‘the lowest prices on erator who did the work and also by L. R. Clark, D. D. S. owner and manager of this office, who is thoroughly responsible. Don’t delay. Better come in at tr once. fon, Fourth—We use his is recognized as the best anaesthetic which ties o far discovered. This is one of the Regal Dental Offices’ DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager. 4 1405 Third Avenue N. W. Corner Third and Union. © Diagonally across from the Postoffice. Be sure to get to the right place. In every respect Seattle’s leading dentists. | | | |S i | 1 for soldiers. 1 ts invented for soldiers. . FRANCE HONORS Stops Bullets in sree eae a Armor He Invents |oxt isiury bullets fired at AMERICAN TRIO > ay th aro ted rmor at a speed of 3 |feet a second and a force of 34 pounds. The armor weighs PARIS, May 7—Three Amer leans, all in the American am- than 20 pounds. bulance corps, were honored for AMUSEMENTS bravery by the French govern- sad RUE S Sree ccs Meee coca 5 8PIN Bp ORPREGH VAU DEVAL: G. B. Struby, of Denver, | Colo.; William Bigelow, of Co- | basset, Mass., and W. H. Wal- | | | ting ANY Today, 2:30. Tonight, Pea Ruth St. Dewi Mebibhhd = Ted Shawn and the Denishawn Dancers PHONE x Acts of 7 MAIN Vaudeville POTEE Reserve Your Seats MATIREE DAILY 10-25-5 10 - 25-50-75 lace, of New York clty. The citations of the case of Bige low Wallace declared they per- formed services of extraordinary | valor last December in bringing in| | wounded under fire Bigelow is a former Harvard stu }dent, and Wallac yined the ar lance corps from Columbia univer ILKES. PLAYERS} Grvikeoum 500 WILL ATTEND COMMERCE DINNER declared their intention of attend-| ing the get-together dinner of the |Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club, which will be [held tonight in the Arcade building Arrangements have been r additional places by xtending ihe dining room space, ff it is found necessary The program at the dre by President Ve master Henry Suzzallo, Judge Ca roll B. Graves, Raymond R. Frazier 1 ni pun QUEENIB DUN \ G AL, GOLEM & 0. an Marve 1k Into some die store When you w And the o | Don't you fe And go elsewhere t o. € Colt, of Portland, and Capt.} Ww J}, Hindley, former mayor of] \ Spokane . PALACE HIP - 20 Afterno > b; Svea, 6:20 to TE ‘ee SHY Yoday { Breet | | Rut when you meet ra BULL BROS| Ana we & ‘ ‘ mn Just Printere | Besides the 5 i trneteodat | 1013 THIRD NO } We k nave re | ise each Spring SUIT, COA DRESS ~ HAT Dr, Guy Otis Brewster of Dover i+ At the FLORENCE UPSTATRS STORB,||N. J., is here shown in the quaint ! | READ STAR WANT armored headgear and jacket he