The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 15, 1917, Page 2

-fifty-three years’service to the homefurnisher! “NO CASH DOWN!” “make your own terms!’’ sur selections of home $100 without & of pur —make y furnishings up to h payment at time we invite you, th er, to “make br well-kn join the RED CROSS be o 1 Butine th and enr week ‘NO CASH DOWN ON VICTROLAS! agers YOUR OWN TERMS” —' ite y the Seat t any Victr without a up to $1 me your additional purchases added to your account! —If you have an ao count here your ad ditional purchases will be added without in itlal payment 25,000 Seattleites is membership campaign ve = tle home ler se nt 00. It will be sent to y cash payment 10 carefully selected popular Victor records— order bv number — _ The Star Spacgied Cwith Male ¢ 64664), Write Me Letters ght Back to Me) When You Mear Jackson Moan oa)t { Dixteland Jase Basé—One 18258: Livery Stable Biuce—For T ww, { Modley Fox Trot 35604< LWitmark Medley 38612. *° Pase Aron VICTROLA VL—$25 “NO CASH DOWN Inches wide, 12-inch plated i 15 “inches deep; nickel je playing), ail nickel plated. Goce Down ta Rom WHISKY IS SEIZED | BY STRINGER’S MEN Sheriffs Deputies Malone, Star. wich and Hill seized 650 quarts of | whisky when they raided a regi dence and garage at 1814 Weller at. | BY A GIRL REPORTER tine's Kake, He came on a serious “Seattle ces a wonderful 1 business jaunt, Ho ts connect shipping port. It will some day “with the Franco-American Trad be tho finest in America.” ne company, Which has offices in No ordinary man said this. | the Arcade building 1 got it straight from a flesh Plan Ship Line to France and blood French count, who, Ships atraleht to France from} beside holding down his job of | Seattle! That's his business here count, is a fighter and a busi 1 have contracted with a firm] nese man. here to bulld ships for comm His name i# Comte Joan de Bea | direct thru the Panama canal to ancg, He didn't come to Seattle,| France,” he said, between puffs at all the way from Paris, to speak at) a huge black ciga The ships will pink teas, He didn't come to ap-learry milk, salmon, sugar, ete, | peal to aweot “debs” for Lady Nico- from here, and will bring back silk STAR—TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1917. PAGE ‘Charming French Count Ws Ee ores | FraneoAmerican Trading com | Makes Great Hit With (vzinim ‘ui Girl Reporter for Star nd other cloth stuffs pyrene “PLEADS WITH hae sas "DETAILS OF BIG Finds Him Quite Human | HONEST, PAINLESS DENTISTRY PYORRHEA FACTS You may foo! some of the people all the time and al] the people a part of the time, but can you be fooled about Pyorrhea? People! People! People! Don’t let any one hypnotize you. Awake, investigate, use your God-given sense and investigate the important tion of Pyorrh The Research Institute of the National Dental Associa. n has the brightest minds and most able dentists of the profes: on study. ing and solving the PROBLEMS of Dental Surgery. They state that Pyorrhea Alveolaris (Riggs’ disease) IS AN AL. MOST "INCURABLE, PROGRESSIVE INFECTION OF TISSUES AROUND the teeth, causing a loss of over 50 per cent of all teeth, sacri. ficed from all causes. PYORRHEA GHORTENS MANY LIVES Pyorrhea Alveolaris is a many of the following systemic diseases, and by secondary Infections shortens many lives IRITIS, and Other Eye Troubles Skin Diseases, Including Erythema and Nodo- eum Bolle. Muscle and Joint Rheumatism. Focal and Diffuse Kidney Infection Nephritis, or Bright's Discase Blood Vesse! Coat Diseases. Heart Infections, as Endo Carditis and Myo than your sore finger, caused from ter, can be cured by rubbing the tna leaving the splinter in your finger. Don't be faked—GET TO THE ROOT oF THE PYORRHEA EVIL. It's a bad gi and In most cases proper, skiliful tre: will check the inroads of thie “CRE PING LIKE A THIEF IN THE NIGHT” disease, but go to men of reputation and skill, to e: who know WHAT TO DO and HOW To DOT 1 AM A SPECIALIST IN PYORRHEA TREATMENT common source for Carditis. - t t Stomach and Duodenal Ulcer, Appendicitis. | have, In my capacity as a State Dental Board Examinet, examined and passed on the Liver Infections, including Collcstitis and | coatiications of hundreds of dentie Gall Stones who have graduated from colleges and desired to preg tice. | myself was well qualified to e these applicants, and | am JUSTIFIED jw CLAIMING TO BE AN EXPERT DIAGNOS. TICIAN and OPERATOR. | am proving claim each and every day In my office with each and every patient | work for, 1 can convince you. CONSULT ME ABOUT PYORRHEA My advice won't cost you a cent. I'll wel come you to my office. | beg of you, however, don't be humbugged. Get first-hand informe tion, and when you pay your money be eure you get WHAT YOU PAY FOR and WHat YOU THINK YOU ARE GETTING | tender you my 6killed service: giving to you a high order of Dental Work at PRICED Nervous System Infections, including Neurl tis, Neuralgias, TicDovloureau, etc Glandular Infections, including Thyrold, Pan- creas and Lymphatics. Pneumonia and Lung Infections. 1 come to you as an EXPERT—A SPECIAL- 1ST—with an experience dating from June, 1888—nearly 30 years, | have given the dis ease of Pyorrhea Alveolaris, much study. | have made hundreds of investigations in the Laboratory of Hygiene of the Battle Creek Sanitarium | have successfully TREATED and CHECK ED the dread disease of Pyorrhea by the use of an Intelligent course of treatment which in cludes a series of thorough operations of in cae ha ver tmagined Freneh | strumentation, followed by a course of heroic pl Maguay “myth ter vy medicinal treatments and by massaging the | YOU CAN AFFORD TO PAY. cent more amiable than the gume and soft tissues. RUBBING GUMS ALL WORK PAINLESS AND FULLY on male of the sptcies, and| | WITH GLYCO is no more effective—will no GUARANTEED two hundred per cent more ee more benefit. your teeth and gums, unless | use Novocain, also my own Painless Meth, Lirving Kaufman 1. Ww ASHINGTO? “May 15.—Organ Uncle Sam's call for Liberty every last particle of the hidden tartar (sali. od of Extracting Teeth. Campbell Bt urr Te ired labor of Great Britain spoke His accent and shrug are faccin Loan subscriptiong will be re. vary deposits), which are beneath the gume, 1 will do much for you, and It will cost you me Wolling sii Se to organized labor and employer®| wine and he admits he ithes lay A Mabetd man and woman clinging to the roots of the teeth, are removed | little. — of America today in @ win-thewar ve of i. an 4 : ttle during the campaign . * ak’ Cems PCa hee tee , erty girls. He's only 88 bathe worked cut In furtnee de Examination and estimate free. oe ee _ Pe ae Ho fought for a year tm the) 92) ’ : 5 Ith. —— ing men, the spoke" ltrenches as ® Houtenant tn the| ag A inayat He Hise iv Teeth are health; health is wea ; y Murray ’. oF ne , me | ui ssociation ata } Marguerite Farre won, maid: | Pin ory an wounded the first) Meeting Tuesday afternoon. See me before you have your dental work done. — sicettemennensmecnee up all, thoughts of me! time (he has been wounded twice) | gat Meir, task le to salt, $6,000 oa a Ria Sata WG nete ae pat Ser emt a R. H. T. HARVEY i» Quartet work for peace and t ° days,” he told me. “When I came be yes No one will make a cent e s ® = Ithe roe” ssl ial cuaoen jout of it, there were two pretty tua oe proyhig on werk (Ex-President Michigan State Board Dental Examiners) Dewy aploye Thomas | MUFses bonding over mo. { recov] tin ee oF chal TAKE BL fe he [Orpheus Quarter ats eee jered immediately. 1 think the Red a ee 601.602 EITEL BUILDING NORTHWEST CORNER SECOND AND ’ vd et oe lhe z lon ot thia| CTO Ahould make good looks one| Pocke' Gen Eveniiigs and bendeys ELIOTT 3026 — Pr It Is to the protection of this’ of thelr requirements for nurses.” | Because Liberty Loan bonds may | Ortgtnal Dixieland ) ereat country tha oe owe rt His big. brown eyen twinkled. be purchased by any one with $50 x fortunes, For the time being pre He showed me the thumb of bis|or multiples of $59, an effort will ee jpare to Kive up profit and work | ieft band “The finger is absolutely be made tohave every family ren} |for the salvation of your nation.” |itmp and useless. {ae that they not only offer a #plen-| gpangiated. | srms ankets today and started | To laborer and employer he anit: | ‘The akin of one of my dead com-|did investment, but that ft fs the Seven billion doltary—the ae the business of war, | “This is a fight between demor-| raioq was grafted hero,” he aatd.| patriotic duty of Americans to vol-| gum to be raleed by the govern. Plattsburg-—father of the ime acy and autocracy which Is ae The grafted skin was plainly|Unteer promptly with their dollars! Tne gor the first year's ex- | ng camp—put aside play sé & Apples—One as rVictor Rand. @1.98 ng out to apread its hellish doe-| vin 48 well as tho lives of young men.) Ponees of the war—ie an enor ma chill ot = gloomy spring dam, 1 trines to all the world. Democracy It's horrible,” 1 shuddered to carry on a mecesstal war To raise it will [went grimly at its task of training —records ordered by mai must wit | Se lauphed, The bankers’ whirlwind cam-| MoUs ith ia | lofficers for America’s “fit delivered free to any P. O. mas’ plea was made at an| Giad He's Alive paign to place Liberty Loan bonds} illlon we 5 ti ia & then 500,000." pen session of the menting of the) «ay no, tt is not horrible, 1) will not really get fully under way ; : . — \_address in U. S. Iritish and American labor heads , hen Watt eect wee Tie eer vne, {million dollars, A. thousand million Salary increseee for grade —— |with the Inbor | committee here Se ee er. Mee ee ee ee ee ok doltars te What the United States! echo!” teachers In Seattle 1 of national defense, FO ioe tia bien the rugged philoso-| corner crowds, Noon meetings will |fovernment in ordinary times! gcheols, under discussion by ace. oa | phy of the French fighters be held at industrial plants, jepends for al) ite expenses viitside) ‘the eehdel woard for several Te —$75 } 3 ‘ of the postoffice ¢epartmen: months, were settled by the “NO CASH DOWN ‘ og ‘ae ther operation, The bankers are contemplating | just announced an issue of treat®) gschedule calls for an aggregate R: mahogany or oak cabinet with will undergo Snether op the establishment of downtown|ury notes and bonds to meet the! jner ih palates of 001,178 Tersit Tecerd shelven; 4115 16 Inches Comte Jean de Beausacq will heade te money may bel first toan to the allies. The first| ' c agg n salaries o' ftely j high: 19% h t New York ros \ os . yea ~~ inches wide ogg er ae them for) paid. t ating all favor of| response to thin call came rushing} During the coming year grade : 33% Ine deep Fr hing ad individua or bond from banking houses throughout the school teachers who have been it H " compet country, and when t total sub ceiving $1,020 a year will be granted $ tabie This visit to Seattle ts hie first |COmPOrt tute, ‘Was a ‘ “edd t = tl r ; intad Jin a series to transact the build In the an tien . _ a |sertpt ons a be , d up ttlen increase of $60 per annum bitton tot gulf ing eietint d at \° ar, at}was found they ar ed to ap se who received $1,080 will get ; r " ’ P banks, bond houses and r proximately $50,000,000 $1,140; those receiving $1,110 will — 7 1 o'a cor pack ~ ¢ taperin I'm gind he's coming ba stores This is only half of one billion, !be jner 1 to $1,200 4 i Send 2 Per Cent or one-fourteenth of seven billions! 4 »plication from the high| 0 One with | and | r. , 4 mn | pound box salts metonis Pin o0tq GREEN LAKE WILL Subscribers merely fil out appl] he government must raise echool engineers for an increase in| matic brake man bomb on the Somme and cations, telling the unt of Bankers Only Help ™ y was denied by the board. En herr the other with a shell wound in RAISE U. Ss. FLAG bonds they will purchase, and send-| ‘This hag ceased to ve « oankers' gineers will receive $115 a month, | his leg, received at Ypres; one ing the receipt to a bank acc as before. | a bombthrower and the other a P lt nied by two per cent of bankers, after all, have only, The site for the new University | % machine gunner, and both mem. |. A ange ae hea neat subeoribed BY aferms arela little of the real wealth of this|high s hool_ was soaeted Oy the | Our rete a bers of “Princess Pat's” Ca- se taising ceremon orentt nted on the blanks. hese #ay/ country. The people are the coun- board at the eting. It includes} ent purchase 0 hile >; all metal jat @ Lake Wednesday, at 0) 31 n a her} 2 e cl e punde , at | wound while playing): altmetat ) Hil nagian regiment, Sergt. @. L. | At Oroon Lake Wednesday, at 7:1 cent, interest, a higher |try’y financial backers. o tract bounded by B. 66th st. $100,000 worth of United Fraser, 23, and Private M. Dea |B han standard government! ]¢ was the French working peo- th ave. } S., b8th st., and ex-| an Brisay, 22, are in Seattie under |. R. and the Business Men's as +| ple digging into their s who tending two blocks westward from |f| States Government 1 hich ‘sa 2 . | 187 4 it will be the purchase of at $22,172.20, yes sain” poste Teeheay weaning. | Thompson will deliver the ad /AMERICA Ss MONEY | be nde th emall amount ty ‘ {| scription for $100,000 ot | 7, : “ Fraser will be the epeaker at | ple of little or o s ‘ lf the issue of “Liberty Your a dinner of the Puget Sound BISHOP WILL SPEAK BACKERS ARE NOT the United States that will back $3 More Added to | ds” is in 0€ yer 6 ait) Traction, Light & Power Co. | BANKS BUT PEOPLE this war for world democracy Lehman Cow: Find Bonds” is in accordance: te ing. pein Seven billion dollars is a big sum 4 ts wv | ‘ i Wuincoes Pavel Che tamous regi-| Seattle Methodints will start a 9 oer nae Cates Sette dines tant as || with our policy to ment which has seen so much ac-/campaign to liquidate the Indebt By GILSON GARDNER. raise it easily, this country will| Three dollars have been added to} ltion that it has had to enlist 6,000) edness of the Methodist churches WASHINGTON, May 15. | cant a poor figure in comparison|the fund with which to buy a cow| De d the Best ) men in order to keep up to ita] of the city and surrounding coun —It's a bigger job than most of with England and Germany lfor Mr, and M Ahergott Lehman, | man: | strength of 1,100, And the bomb|try with a mess meeting at the| us have fancled—this paying German People Pay lof 4431 Willow st. aged German Security 2 throwers and machine gunners are|Firet Methodist church, Wednes for the war. Figures mean lit- The British people subseribed| couple, whose chief source of sup- front of every action night, beginning at 7:45 o'elock.| tle to the average mind when rive biniona to a war loan In Feb-|port, a Jers od. The tuna heal You maj pay i Gets Tiresome Bishop Matthew Simpson Hughes! they get beyond three or four | iity which will be all paid up In| now reached $22, with $13 y g to Fraser and|of Portiand will epeak decimal places. They must be _|st vy 'and ave taken several hun-|be collected before “Queenic amount at any time hy they qualified | aa es — eeemmmre, (ited million dollars worth of treas-| be replaced $1 to $3,000. “It gets tiresom explained : i a The German government offered) S. C. Stevens, of Stevens Dancing | ADMITTING MURDER a ee pretty 4 Mr. Salaried Man: PAY ite fifth war loan last October, to | school, and $1 inclosed with a| in a trench and potting o the Ger DAY—what does it mean to which subseriptions amounted to) note signed “Munson | | SAN FRANCISCO, May 15 mans with a rifle, but when you're > $2,585,200,000, with tho final bal- | | Minneapolis and St. Paul officers|a bomber, you're sure to be in|m™ YOU a ance in February PLATTSBURG GETS Washington Savin appeared before Gov. Stephens at t that’s going on. And| Does your money “go Everybody in the United States Sacramento today to ask the ex cme with a machine gun. The round,” or does it fail to lis Go have © Chance 10 dig THO his and Loan Ass and arrested R. L. Harris and D. McRae Monday night. Five gunny- sacks, containing whisky labels, | taken from other bottles, were found in the bathroom. In McRas's | pocket was @ receipt for $500 for! paying bail money for R. Smith, ar-| rested for bootlegging | EXPAND HOSPITAL The third floor of the Pacific Safety building is being converted into additional quarters for the city hospital, with a complete sys- tem of wards. There will be spe- cial rooms for eye, ear and nose patients, and the different clinics of the hospital P. | | Save Coin on Soap! Even distewashing soap 1 worth money. Mias Gertrude Elliott, of the Unt versity of Washington, estimates that the university will save ap proximately $200 by making its own dishwashing soap during thia year. DR. EVANS. Regular, Licensed, Registered PHYSICIAN Saves you onehalf or more Treats all kinds of cases, One doliar cash pays for consulta tion, treatment and medicine. 401 Peoples Bank Buliding, Second and Pike. Wemitp m; 7 toe pm Bunday, 12, jof Jos, Redenbangh, tradition to one of the Twin Cities confessed mitt derer and bank robber. He w probably be turned over to the 8 Paul officers, who are believed have a better case against youth, the Meanwhile Redenbaugh contin-| ned to maintain the utmost sang-| froid in the city jail here, where | he mado a detailed confession of the murder of Mrs. Alice Dunn tn St. Paul and Policeman Connery in| Minneapolis without showing ar emotion. After he finished his Sruesome story, Redenbaugh, wit! out changing tone, turned to Capt of Detectives Matheson and sald “There, now; is not that worth box of cigareta?” | DR. WOOD IS MAJOR C. Benson Wood, prominent spe clalist of Seattle, has been promot e from captain to major in the medical department, assigned to the Washington Medical corps, ac- cording to orders received by the adjutant senernig office here. {Iwo Putnams on Job Here’s a bit of bad news for bootleggers! Sergt. Putnam will have a brother, C. A. Putnam, on the dry squad, His appointment was approv- €d by the council Monday. |gency measure motion in throwing a bomb ileba stop all the gaps made by TSaunG Rie aavinad aocouct, vat ly is a good denl like cricket, Of} . ils 6 aa yi fy He veriwiae powts 0 helt Unie Senter tines you, peMley, Bake Jerk Ma alah el gage Sam, to help the allios, to help the| 8 810 Second Avenue bill | y PLATTSBURG, N. Y., May 15 all the time, you. pretty near Jerk i #0 you kot, lO SAVE THOSE DOL- your arm out of its # lip of Lake Champlain and but have to change to the baseball LARS is vital to your pock ON $ E essed by picturesque blocks of a Ag 8 vital to your po SOHNSON SCORES ——'="00 29° siororate! nto sos sane etbook, WE FOR YOU SAVE THEM without sacrifice Can Dodge Bombs more he Germans were bombing of either COMFORT of back at us when I got my ‘blighty.’ OUALITY Their bombs look ike a big potato QU. masher, atid if you see them, you There is no better dental work done than that can get out of the way before they | CO-OPERATIVE DENTISTS—and THE THERE ISN’T GOING TO TEEN YEARS’ EXPERIENCE YOWING HOW done by 1 had dodged several, but one.” go off I didn't seo thi WAR PROHIBITION BI $ FIFTEEN go into the making n FIF YEARS of K |world to be more democratic The suggested increase in sec ond class postage rates provid. | ed for In the government's huge | “merely another attempt fur. ther td repi Johnson, Washington, declared DOWN TO DRILLING On a little plateau troweled on the Established 27% Years WASHINGTON, May 15— | 1,800,000,000 revenue bill is 6s and embarrass Representative | ewspaper ISN’T LOST YET every CROWN, BRIDGE or PLATE, into the during the heute debate on the i ; ‘ G or TREATING of any tooth measure this afternoon. These are the days, aren WASHINGTON, May 15.—The| Make Us Prove Our | they, when hot biscuits go fine? fight for “war prohibition” has only | Supe iority. | folks started In congress: CO-OPERATIVE DENTISTS ff: Second and Spring Many senators will favor adop-| tion of a measure similar to that offered by Senator Gronna, which would conserve all foots during the war by prohibiting their use in manufacture of liquors of any kind. | mit TRUGK IS SMASHED | occ WY" merly room at the New Central hotel Mon: | day night. know how some Striking from the Gregory espton- | Crowns ....$4.00 up | Gebiras, ; make individual ‘shorteakes bY hee bill late yesterday of the Cum Bridgework, $4.00 up PM yan Oe ohteet ee, ° epiiting the bisculte? Rege@d eo RD Mehgger Megat jt Set of Teeth. $7.50 frase which wah erousiag. thal Baking Powder makes light, Sean tint the propre Sage rs bla rr eee UP track at Seventh ave, and Pike st, sweet biscuits that remain stood was unconstitutional, and did Fillings ......50c up at 9 a, m, ‘Tueefay, smashing the| moist, not properly belong in the so-called | Extractions .50c up front end Lh car and slightly apy, bill | Examinations, No Charge sacueetne ae mo Daa ae: The “drys” today are determined | D 8 mobile. The machine was driven |to foree prohibition as @ war emer M. B. Gallaher, of 1047 Belmont| Japanese, who for cigar stand at 418 was found dead tn his Endorsed by the Westfield Toard of Health. THE ROGERS CO. Seattle 3 Yebata, a had a th ave,