The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 21, 1917, Page 2

STAR—TUESDAY, AUG, 21, 1917. PAGE 2 ‘ ; | Am 4 53 yeans Serv vice to the homefurntsher] The_ Great erican Homel Feank ! = OW FRANK! R WHAT a SOME ONE WANTS You me.” Flo? t cnr ON THE PHONE — heAR You i by HOW MANY TIMES Mus peace PAINLESS DENTISTRY add to your account— | if you have an account here } your additional purchase ) will be added without a first | payment 1 CALL biscnal HONEST, ea PYORRHEA FACTS “MAKE YOUR OwN TERMS!” " Credit ; 4 You may fool some of the people all the time and all the people a part of the time, but can you be fooled wake your selec shings up to 8100 Welehout A cash payment a tiie oC purchase wa about Pyorrhea your own t Rervice will fit y nd People! People! People! Don’t let any one hypnotize you. Awake, investigate, use your God-given sense and carefully consider the important question of Pyorrhea. The Research Institute of the National Dental Association ha: the brightest minds and most able dentists of the profes- sion studying and solving the problems of Dental Surgery. They stete that Pyorrhea Alveolaris (Rigg’s Disease) is an almost incurable, progressive infection of tissues around the teeth, causing a loss of over 50 per cent of all teeth, sacrificed from all causes. 4-piece porch ad bungalow suites: extra special priced for the week— exactly as pictured Natural; the 1 for sur ly finished in green and viceable furniture ‘ check the inroads of this “Creeping lke Pyorrhea Shortens Many Lives (70k the ‘roads of tiie reer ie Pyorrhea Alveolaris isa common rource men of reputation and ekill, to experts for many of the following systemic dis) wHO KNOW WHAT TO DU AND HOW , secondary infections short- TO DO IT and other Eye troubles; skin J Am @ Specialist in Pyorrhea diseases, including Erythema and Nodo- gum Boils; muscle and joint rheumatiom; Treatment focal and diffuse kidney Infection; Neph I have, in my capacity as a State Den ritle, or Bright's disease; blood vessel ts! Board Examiner, examined and 5; heart infections, as Endo passed on the qualifications of hundreds Carditis and Myo Carditie; stomach and of dentists who have graduated from col duodenal ulcer; appendicitis; liver infec leges and desired to pr ice. 1 myse! tions, including Collcstitis, and gall was well qualified to examine these ap stones; nervous system Infections, in- plicants, and | am justified In claiming cluding Neuritis, Neuralgia, Tic-Doulou to be an Expert Diagnostician and Op- reaux, ete; glandular Infections, includ- erator. | proving my claim each and ing Typhoid, Pancreas and Lymphatica; ever in my office with each and Pneumonia and lung Infections. every patient I work for. I can convince RAINBOW CAMP BRITISH LABOR STRIKEBREAKERS |] Prertce Demands sits "Sonale Me About Pyoren 1 come to you as an EXPERT--A welcome you to my office. 1 beg of you, BPECIALIST—with an experience dating however, don’t be humbugged. Get first from June 1888—nearly 30 years. I have hand information, and when you pay your given the disease of Pyorrhea Alveolaris money be sure and get what you pay for much study. I have made hundreds of and what you think you are getting. investigations in the Laboratory of Hy I tender you my skilled services, giving a at the Rattle Creek Sanitarium. to you a high order of dental work at I have successfully treated and checked prices you can afford to pay the dread disease of Pyorrhea by the use SPRINGS TO LIFE WON'T JOIN IN CARRYING GUNS INOLD PASTURE PEACE MEETING TOBEINDICTED y United Frese Leased Wire $5.95 regu A Press Deveed Wire adh HUGH BAILLIE oon Atatt ‘ 1 NDON, Aug By a vote of! SAN FRANCISCO, A n : “HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. Aug. [1,234,000 to 1,231,000, the BO | satenens ar bare unease sabe of an intelligent course of treatment All Work Painless and Fully 21.—On a rolling plain flanked |party members today decided to| we < armed strikenreaker which Includes a series of thorough op. Gu teed by millionaires’ estates, with | particlp kholm peace | brought here to break the strike of erations of instrumentation, followed by aren army aeroplanes constantly ference United Ratiroads platform men a course of heroic medicinal treatments I treat abscesses and diseased teeth, maneuvering high overhead, | vote Was € e scant) will be asked of the county grand and by massaging the gums and soft and lesions of cee — 4 20,000 American boys — the ty found WS 8l jury tomorrow, District Attorne tissues I bave a complete X-Ray as an ald to “rainbow division"—are today rine fe . . y Rubbing gums with glyco is no more my diagnosis of difficult cases. mobilizing for war. They will | labor party w peal to|Fickert announced today. They effective will no more benefit your 1 do the highest class of Crown, Bridge tog passports | Will be charged with carrying con teeth and sume, unless every last particle Work, Gold Fillings and Porcelain Res be the first citizen soldiers to [the gov of the hidden tartar (salivary deposits), torations. h th a for tt von r one nie Teco Nita where thle dtnd «| peste ei <cpead toy! peed aemaad which are beneath the gums, clinging to 1 make Vulcate and Gold Artificial vision of National ¢ men from| eocccece oe [DOW state law, ts a felony the roota of the teeth, are removed, than Plates, using genuine Trubyte teeth. all parts of the cout ‘will be | J. A. O'Connell announced that your sore finger, caused from a splinter, All work is Painless. I use Novocatn; |true bills might also be asked against “Higherops responalble for arming the strikebreakers }O'Connell asserted t many of Far and Near jthe strikebreaker are working on News by Telegraph $}csr piatiorms with revolvern In a Tle = thelr kets, The labor council and Telephone decided today to assess union men eoee ih © 2% per cent of their alo goes mad at Wood for support of the strike f}carmen all over the country will park 200 and shot for fear he|be asked to help. Tho strikers would brea staged another parade at noon to- Mrs. Anna Kling dies at Seat tle General hospital, following an operation can be cured by rubbing the finger and also my own Painless System of extract- leaving the splinter in your finger. Don't be faked—get to the root of the Nitrous-Oxid gas in difficult Pyorrhea evil. It's a bad disease, and in operations and extractior most cases proper, skillful treatment will Examinations and e; DR. H. T. HARVEY (Ex-President Michigan State Board Dental Examiners) 505-512 EITEL BUILDING | quartered until it starts for France, Is springing into existence aso the! $6.95—reg Second Ave. at Pine St. Beate cut ditches pipe A the s. made roa of civilian Jat built 300 shower baths. | The vanguard of the troops now flocking here from all parts of the 4a fights marked the day's men fired i ‘ tehed thelr t Lieut. L. D. Lewis speaks before Ande? Northwest Corner of Second Avenue and Pike Street—Where Swift's Drug Store Ia. ; Jnited States pitched thelr tents! in. stunicipal league at the Ron United Ra TELEPHONE ELLIOTT 3026. a one en nd « the reservation, tem Maret ” ; * sprang up, the porary post 1 Malcom Douglas of Seat- Twenty strikers and strikebreak- boys {n khaki marched in, rentries tkebreak Sir Robert Baden-Powell Sends Message 78 nt women came running |U@ departs for the pe: |erw fourhe m battle BY KENNETH PAYNE [practice, they take to trench life! {itm buckets of lemon Be By United Press Leased Wire like ducks to water , : . LONDON, Aug. 21.—Boys, But the young Boy Scouts back here’s a special dispatch from home are accomplishing marv the world’s war center meant = things just for you—for every Seattle “After an air raid the Boy youngster who wants to help [Scouts help clear the bombed Uncte Sam win the war! work with the wounded and Lieut. Gen. Sir Robert Ba- handle the crowds Lond den-Powell, founder and chief police have 7,000 Hoy § of nearly 300,000 Boy Scouts lies in the Britieh empire, has giv- “in a recent alr. raid { was en me this message for you. =| riding in a train which was 7 To begin with, this war is real) nit, 1 escaped injury, and ‘avenue called } ly YOUR war. Your fathers when | turned to help another (thru the middle uncles and big brothers are com man who had been badly ing here to fight ani die for your wounded, | found a Boy Scout @akes. They want you, when you! giready there ahead of me, pai BTOW up, to be able to live in @) Giving first aid world which is happy nd safe : 1 When © war broke out, Ger. OAK LAND—Former Seattle mer want you or your chil h ‘ {mat Seemey don't want you or your chil-| | sos in this country sought to de |buy the Oakland Enq r, eatima ‘ When ¢ © dren ever again to have to go into yr’ f , the trenches and be killed tant rcs a bridge s, rlectet| coe Waktu. th da * mission to starve the allied hey know the world es and cables ne Boy ae: world into submission to Ger wheel tae eect | Seouurere on, ie > v0 aus cthagreny bales [wer i tuiminan, Gee practically no@ destruction was ac a ent te \ h it f " ' ‘ : | » nourish it for victory over til the kaiser’s army is beaten. | D'Or | ny United Press Tensed W A kaiserism, | rs, H. E. Lutz, 740 11th ave | Because they are fighting for $e 7 That Iean| WASHINGTON, Aug you, you will want to help Amer- many cannot evade left Monday for the French Revolutionizing Farming them beat that army. sting several the Mission, six being arrested when police reserves ar fection recety. rived “-7 HENRY FORD PERFECTS FARM TRACTOR! Jitney Horse Will Help Win Great War By Increasing World’s Farm Production BY B. E. LING DETROIT, Aug. 21.—Henry | Ford against Krupp. Detroit against sen. Tractor against submarine, } camp routine in in re the 69th r tationed we lous and a half aw artillery villian wo still hare ering away at field kitche tering st e place where division head-! is still a corr is to be ro tence west nt aviation ech Thin is the new array of forces in the world war. Hoth one has a The submarine the engine of Set ‘ - starvation; the tractor is the en of ple The submarine ion; the tractor ix the subma gh Ward Lutz, 19, son of Mr is the best measag 21.—Ger-. | ar send to the Boy Scouts o Jemands tha fe will be made by the allies as part Henry Ford has invented tho cs rar broke out the| '°@ > . t 1 fact Sage sally Baal gion “KNOW WHAT TO _ DO,/of their peace terms by attemp Paul English Lutheran |tractor. He haa perfected it. He helping Sir Robert Baden Powell KNOW HOW TO DO IT, AND BE Ing to dispose of points at iss h to hold pientc at Al in. | Is beginning to manufacture it in| large quantities. | Kate Sadler. Ford's tractor will revolu- " READY TO DO IT! her own liking epee them how This was the reply from allied of Mrs “Th ardly y h ‘ Boy eh dg aan Ps * poamcag ources today to the Zurich report | ¢h with 4 rly conduct tionize farming. It will mul- oF ay. war. brol we had ASK GORE TO RESIGH : Chancellor Michaelis would continued until tember 7 tiply the production of farms. he day war broke out we had nounce granting the autonomy| Eric Swanson fined $29 for past It will double, triple, quadruple More than a thousand scouts 0; Toit 7 ar in. ne autonom - a 1t8 MO- By United Press Lenaed Wire to Alsace-Lorraine in his address |ing | W. W. stickers on telephone| the yleld of crops. It will Dilized for maneuvers And from} HUGO, Okla, Aug. 21—-Aroused 1, the reichstag poles stock the allied world’s pantry Senator Thomas Gore's at mere play they went into the o " : . | ph Hod bypanlyy ee “Absolutely unacceptable,” wae| Marine Engineers’ Benefictary| Ford, the patriot, is fighting 18 eover: “rape geet ee Ri oy ooed debe Beton Amendment t0 thing response from high French of-|#ssociation asks King County |hours a day in the fore line of the MES Sivirca Were ce valael|ot funds In Wagilg war ontiic ar ficiais bere board of commissioners for in-| battle against autocracy. He be and their services were so valua- of funds in waging war outside o: rane weuth wevik: uae ieada |croune in wanes Neves victory reste with the alll pole that today about 1,600 of our United Sta ye400 ctl ‘ea scouts are on daily coast guard zens of Hugo and Choctaw count duty! today demanded that Gore resign “A tremendous lot s entered The demand took the form of a tel- 5 territe Alsace-Lorraine a war issue before| Hmanuel Yoja sentenced by|ance or nation that can feed its 1914,” this French authority sald to Judge Gordon to 15 days in the people longest. And Ford is fight- the United Press, “and now that County jail for stealing sliverware ing to produce the food a ' \any ded France, the from Chauncey Wright's restaurant.| ‘Thin is Ford's conviction the navy, and others have joined egram dispatched to Gore at Wash rmany has invaded Q ‘ § the army where, Lebedah oe thet aot. » Gore at Wash-\ French nation will never consent| Complaints were filed Monday in If the allies fail to force a 4 army, 2 by to seeing Alsace-Lorraine anything |Judge Brinker's court by Deputy| victory with land forces, sea |___ __Ford tractor at work hauling gang plow to beat Usboats. B but a French province.” Prosecuting Attorney Steele ageimst | mavy and air navy, their last ee _— & two youth | a | E rly conduct!| weapon is the tractor. A mil Jeent Wilson as yet, but that he haa | a > homas D. » sues C. B, Mar-| itary stalemate means a war not expected to receive an answer a HEI I O BI] i i] Barbara $ pencer, 8, tia Co at OG ne unk Oia) MAS | tary, stalemate, Meanie. (wa Hot pxpected to 9 e Gives Pony Money |™ y for using false and ma-| tor will feed democracy while Similar resolutions to those x 4 He Nelous statements and injuring! kaiserism shrivels from the passed by the State Council of De. to Help Red Cross his 1aw practice | starving. = fense were Vv | opted by the truss! Join the big Harmony Special to the Wenatchee By United Press Leased Wire ve tractor is nether as ro: tecs of the Seattle Chamber of ; aces pare WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.—Little CAL mantic as the submarine nor as Commerce and Commercial Club at | ’ fonvention, via Barbara Spencer would. rather IFORNIA OIL picturesque as the “tank a meeting and dinner Monday | help @ soldier boy than have a Do Any Work night, when it was voted to request | ‘ The Great Northern Railway | ®::,,.°°°: cine: :m2e:0¢) MEN WIN FORTUNES i's ons’ cise toot tone ana Abe. commltive en Gntapeiabates | 4 nickels a long time for the pony, By United Press Leased Wire four feet high, a cross between an The passing of resolutions favor. | to prepare a preamble and but she's decided now to give it to] SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 21.—Vic-| automobile and a traction enkine jing the adoption of an eight-hour) memorial favoring the adopnon of Lv. Seattle 8:30 A. M. Thursday, Aug. 23. the Red Cross. tory for California oll men was seen It can do any farm work a horse|day in the lumber industry by the|@ national eight-hour day for lum- g Here's the letter she wrote} today in the dectalo: can do, and at least #ix times as|State Counctl of Defense, and the |ber workers 4 Tei ye . sciaion of the U , a A real joy ride. Across the beautiful Cascades in President Wilson from Los An-| states cireult court of Eee ae much. One man and a tractor can |agoption of resolutions on the part — . daylight geles ting aside the receiverahipa of the|®¢complish as much ag six men the Iumbermen in executive ses . ‘i d “Dear Mr. President: [North American. and Conwolldated |884 81x horses sion in Tacoma Monday, favoring Skeleton Is Found ? A splendid opportunity to take in Lake Chelan at “Lam a ittle girl 8 years old. I} o{) companies. The ofl me: \| ‘The Ford tractors character-|Gov. Lister's request that a federal E oe seduved fares have been saving money for a been tte for rellet nie ite istics are these Investigation of the mill and log by Ossewarde Boys and I have $23. 1 want to/Taft withdrawal order of Septem-| .!t !* cheap. It ts easy to oper-jaing conditions bem in the} Coroner C. C. Tiffin was notified, Oe Be give it to the Red Cross, My mam: | jer, 1907 ee ate. | Northwest, were the developments | ruesday, of the finding of a skele 0 a e a ing ‘s @ ma told me to send it to you and) ‘The court ruled that the go It burns gasoline, kerosene or|in the lumber strike Monda ton in the woods at the end of 4th and $ iat the govern ou would ow wha 0 do w 0 “This action o re pa « he mm would kn hat to do with|ment cannot regain possession of *Icohol This action on tt t w wha t ? age nena pohol ' " he part of the) Greenwood ave an entire claim, CITY TICKET OFFICE my is in a bank in New| ment was done prior to 1907, and, It can be built in vast quantities, /an investization more valuable,|/man about six feet tall. it was com COLUMBIA AND SECOND AVE ot - ree Di ay {8 there, that operations on a quarter gec sald Gov, Lister in Olympia Tnes-| pletely grown over with moss. will send it to you. think you : day “because the lumbermen | * or f ¥ MOORE, ©. W. MELDRUM, f are a very nico president, Fe Tee ote ne CPN, OF BUL BROS themselves can be of much assist-|tion SO entice L \ | and T. A Awat PA ) “With love, poreenteaie — = ouowm wsasere a “BARBARA SPENCER.” If you value your watch, let The president wrote Barbara and| Haynes repair it. Next Liberty jthanked her, theatre.—Advertisement. Just Printers 1018 THIRD MAIN 1048 ance in furnishing records and| ‘The bones were found by Peter data Ossewarde, 9, and his brother, sane a pound. Gov. Lister said he had received |Ossewarde, 13, sons of Cornelius | no reply to his message to Presi- Ossewarde, 1012 Belmont ave,