The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 17, 1918, Page 2

STAR--WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1918, PAGE 2 WAGE SAMS earn AEM PLAN MIL (DENTAL SERVICE CAN'T years service to| the homefurnisher! | ro _ OF MANY LINES MILITARY COURT BEB THAT WASIIIN N April, 17.—Te! lehow the need for a drastig law te ' ‘ rte ” \ | N PROPERTY CUSTO. | stamp out German propaganda in . 4 AN NOW OPERATES— | the United States, the senate mili ¢ , trewery In Chicago, | tary committee y began hearings toe (1 Sawmill in Flo ‘or Ch erlain’s bill te turn weed credit ry in a mw A awty J } . on & tor aa rl 'o | | } ; | fair and reasonable way Chocolate factory in Connec apiea and pro ndists over to mili FOUR CREDIT 18 BURKLY GOOD HERE } | tout tary authorities Farm in Towa Civil authorities from a number of ataten will tell how enemy propa Tiekcanee ‘ewoaniga ik ae gandints have time and time aga The growth of this dental office has DD TO YOUR ACCOUN T |B fendi nace ume” ane nea Mining companies in Arizona net, have jumped bail and invoked been remarkable. legal technicalities of all sorts to en \| Sg ER A few years ago we started in a very Witnesses nlvo will tell how the) small way today we have one of the WASHINGTON, April 17.—Unele laxity of many Judges has contribut fam vs Become m mociatint, | War of to the escape of dangerous allens largest and best equipped dental offices Bete’ cask aceatcanissoneuitie outs ; ected in even bolder ammauits on the| in the United States. man and Austrian enemion residing | United States. The department of jin jermany and Austria T aleo forend bim te talchorer tne prepert > has for many months beer What has been the reason for this ned in letters to members of of America rin ho had ae © — congress for not taking # | remarkable growth? German and Austrian counts | An sult Uncle Sam is the ma ures to hold jority stockholder or senior partner Ghassheriain's gestion ta that 5 Nothing more nor less than that we der civil law [Rant nels co een Famers ven tthe sos!) ave treated the people square and have firma, It wo! be menods' tiie igutount: olata te te Mijnother. move to seotct pleased and satisfied them with our Nene in the present state of the wens vg eat Mi p.. y je San r “step " o n ie countr ce as ‘mista’ oFtnd Kien ee ; : be hearings to be held within « ei work. | point directors or othe | j|dayn on Benator King’s bill to bar cose poo kere ht coruelmeaall |German language evempavers trom When you come to our office the the mails, Kk Aectaren there pa * ° . the thing everybody rocker: ex Liberty Bente - ing declares there «first time we feel that our relations have rerybody |—targe comtartahte, arm es Huy cans tee task bolnt anes for carrying his! etly Ji jeture; quartered oak. fin As a result o fam, thru A.| kaiser in spread * pou c | f regular price $2.60; genuine brown leather, Bl 00,0 ‘mmimer, allen property cus Reena | kaiser, in spreading about the! Just begun. We are determined to so cal tor $2.59] mes he “ireclal "15 GO ff tear. and the men he appoints to sae please and satisfy you that you will not me week $ for the w $ operate these businesses, is today a only come back to us in the future when- butcher, baker and candlestick 288 to 111 & Mievowtn at. EL AKOT. When the process of neiaure ; ever you need dental service but that you is complete Uncle Sam will probably be holding over a billion dollars’ also will recommend your friends to us Credit: Trgwa ture Co fees chs onary. Gok Savoia ba} when they are in need of dental service. $15.60 7 : and in Mex | regular price « treas and invested in Is Liberty bonds. Dividends and profits) k Interests In ft al y © id t pas yy nh, , go invested in Liberty bonds, | dado Be gral . d And of course we could not expect | >.- Ong pat German and Austrian wealth | . the fish canneries, and that st has) you to send us your friends unless you in this country is working to beat the never failed t mw the federal food . * et ne aeration. wae teuienee intro, yourself were delighted with the work examination ~_— a f ~~ te Ambassador Dernstorff's wife, who duced by he « Wednesday, in the | WORKER MUSHES [JUDGE ALLEN TACKLES | was stiae Joanne Luckemeyer of New| This photograph of Kateer Wik|euit brought by John Heeks to re| We had done for you. | York, bas thus contributed $900.000/ heim carrying a bic war map war! «t the city from operating the TO ALASKAN CAMPS, FIRST ASSIGNMENT | (ots. ticntine fonds of her former taken nt a litue railway #tation on {market GRADUATE REGISTERED far from the centers of Before the assembled judges of the | country Gladys Vanderbilt lett the Italian front where he recently An affidavit to that effect, made| DENTISTS are being reached in the | King county superior court, former | $9,000,000 worth of property in the} held @ conference with Emperor] by the state fish commissioner, wa campaign by R. Blix, | (, te no | KOOd Old U8. A. when she went to! Cha: of Austria. The map is kept | submitt er with affidevit p : P as postmaster at Cop. | > 8: Attorney Clay Allen took the) Tar. to live with her Count | UP to date by engincers—-X's doubt-| by the city health office, the city | Every een. 2 in thie office is a to do war work. He made Oath of office which admitted him | geschenyl. Uncle Sam ‘a8 pinched Ite marking the spots where women and ¥ us health experts, | greduate registered man who has grad- the Fairbanks trail to | te their number at 9 o'clock Wednes-| Gisayy" coin and le wetg it to fight|40d children have been slaughtered x) | wated from the best dental colleges and stamps,” and gave up Cited oer op Regge te ry ng the kaiser. After the war Gladys i wee D. C. Halverstadt, as attorney for} im ges mee Gentile in order to} “ . oS ay ‘ congre: sides | Reeks, filed affidavits from oper exeminetion to miners at distant points fesianation of Judge Kenneth Mack iS ty al ws decides RAIL MEN BALKING ON | itor oe privately owned marnela | passed the of the state thom tn the war, socoré. | tines. Will Turn It Mack TERMINAL UNIFICATION] 72°, fs! dewiers went on record a») demtal board. Every operator in this te @ letter received by directors | The first case to come before the| Be ‘ of the opinion that the fich wold ir 2 No property has been “confiscated The question of afterwar condi-|the municipal market is not fit al office has his certificate from the state war navings campaign here. | Rew judge was the divorce action of | ngs oem | Onset bert brought abatnet 3i Bor has been setzed and is being beld | tions in checking the unification of| human consumptior j Mam I. Gilbert H @ final decision is made—which |@oattia railway terminals, This phase] Recke conatrues the statute to Mra. Gilbert alleges that her hus |“! termined by the peace! ot the problem occupied the full at-| mean that the city may erect a bu band had her committed to an in. | tent of the general managers’|ing to be rented for the operati sane asylum in order to rid himee cry person holding property for) committes. which wae in conference t tha t of her and gain possession of her ow who has reason to be-| here Wednesda y engage in the bu: | property property he holds belongs! After an all Hiecuaaton Ture we of fieh. Apeimtant —— —— » murt report the facts to of of closing the OW. | Corporation nael Walter Molers roperty cuntodian. The! i. & N. station, the commnittee made | appeared for the city [Rep. Jones, Oldest | ™xmom versity tor tatture to rela tour of the iermlnain Welbaeday a | | Ot a fine o and 10 years| mornir in House, Is Dead |: Prison. Already 14,000 reporta| ‘Taft and operating officials ait-| JIT PASSENGERS HURT | WASHINGTON, April 17—Con-| have been filed, and scores are re-|for on the question of closing the gresaman William Jones, First Vir. | CeVed daily section. ‘Morey contend that Ite valos | 22,0 Collision between @ Sitney bus | ——— on the Bastiake line, driven by Ray | | sini district, and the oldest member c <a will be impaired after tho war if th®|Trwiey, of the Manhattan apart | of congress in point of continuous public is educated to patronize one , |strvies de thia'atterncon nt Georgs| CONVICT IN & MINUTES | rent, uaton |r" carey taweon hotel, at Bast | | Washington university hospita |, 2t took @ federal grand fury inna) Officials maintain that three 8. we Tuesday, at 11:36 evotion to the piano.| had been near death for , a Wednesday to find| freight houses cannot be made to|s** and. Miaine Tuesday, wt tierl ‘Aim: To sell the best at mod- | following | Ralph Burgdort, 29, guflty of wititut le the business of the seven now | > peg wf at ‘Prices and easy terme. | ee 7 ing to fill out and reture } ened nd eevee a6 ibe papmnetnase Jsaret | 4 | | questionnaire | ehuy. Mra mm ings i Means: Largest capital and | ° April 17—A wireless! Burgdort dectined the services of| 1 19h ave, N. 1, sustained) 31 expense. dispatch trom Berlin confirms the re-| an attorney offered by the court and | FRITZ IS MISSING AIN bruises about the limbs, and other we | GHTER | ot that Baron Burian has succeed-| said he re cut by flying glass from the F) preferred to cond ps . eres’ & DAU ea Count Czernin as Austro-Hungar we toy Ste way pad area Se windshield | defense. Ho said he was a conact , kes to Ave., Nerth of Pine ‘ian foreicn minister. tous objector when he re totared. a ‘ Le itr oa [given ther the sip twice in tees than) THEY GIVE JOE LILIES a year Tuesday an official took his eye) When Joo McGinnis, Irish, return 2 o'clock Wednes lott Am ne mome: th e4 to Tacoma, at ra vee int in the of | fay afternoon, with @ bride, he found the cigar stand in the county<city | | building, where he tends shop, dec erated with standards of lies in his! | honor, and himself summoned to ap |FACES PERJURY CHARGE pear in court tor beating Kink coun | The Seattle Grocery Co. saya that | tY out of @ $4.50 license foe F. H. McGowan owed several hun-| ee ee Se Diagonall ly across from the Postoffice. Be sure to get to the ri 9 4 dollars on sccoun INJURED BY SPEEDING CAR 25 (¢] DISCOUNT | Nncowa “Cigmed "Sn aftidavit,| Darting out from between a couple] Im every respect Seattle's Leading Dentists. fm agreeing Saggy aot | Our reputation is worth more than your dollars. }when he sold his grocery store, ir which he said that he owed money | Seneen and Spring sts. on Secor et FIGURE YOUR OWN DISCOUNT |to no man. jave., George Cosigne, 122 Fifth ave Fi i ‘The law lifts the obligation of debt | N., was struck down by an auto driv For this event we have selected 100 silk dresses from our spring displa : en by Jasper Hayden, 2213 Fifth ave.|o z assuring you of getting the season's up-to-date styles and colors, Yeo aciae ae te tar] excd eamtagl and presied fae a anvere| | jie nga IRIE | These dresses formerly sold storekeeper with perjury leut on the head. || Al I ‘ SEA’ T I I E Ss I ROUB \ from $22.50 9 f0 $45.00. SPE- 25% *|| AREPOUREDINTOEARSOF | | day and Friday— pul lil POLICE REPORT CLERKS || pick ta va | | fice of the bureau of federal invest |mation. He hasn't seen Anderson nince | SEE EDWIN ARDEN COMING SATURDAY THE IRON HEART | Will Aid Soldiers’ Tobacco Fund | TODAY All the day's news filters thru the] about in and scratching up her yard, | | 0. HENRY 10¢ in hands of the police report clerk and she wants it stopped right away. | All the complaints and accidents} A man calls up to say that his | Law and Order —And— that infest a large seaport city are | Ford has been stolen within the last poured into his ears |hour from a certain place, and that M . He {s a clearing house for trouble, | he Wants his Ford. A slugger is op- | 7 . In spite of that, he is always «mil | erating a certain district, and it) Perhaps he is calloused, but he | Must be attended to. A murder has | | We have also included in this sale 40 | . — Pag ce ag wg | been committed. A factory has been skirts, representing plain and novelty \ 3 | { When some one is run down by an| blown up, The roommate of John effects. Regular $6.50 to $12.50. 4 ~* . automobile or injured in a street car| Smith has absconded during thet THE TIGERWOMAN " night with a new $7 palr Of DOGS DC: || tT accident; when a burglary ix com: | me ey mitted, or a dog lost or a chicken | ‘onging to John Smith | FLAG TH TRE stolen, it 4s phoned to the report} The report clerk hears it all, calm, | EA 4 7 * ‘ porarsg | unruffied. He makes weird heiro- | First and Union 2 4 Ho has a typewriter at his elbow. | ®!¥Phics on a pad, and then turns | Immediately on receiving the details | *"4 translates them for the file. of an accident, he turns to his trusty |, There are three report clerks- one | for each patrol. | machine, and in the course of time turns out a report for the police | wr See |TURKS REPORT - B- _ “ ; . Sik ‘ Oe aane i CONSTANTINOPLE, April 17, via ‘ i | London.—Rat ’ tured Mi To encourage the desire for suits, you ! — pati : th OP Se Pe scat tip ‘beat 008 |Qays haven RTI WRAECRUURTEG will find an assortment of 55, fashioned Weante - ~ 3 ‘ . ‘ poritive some one has stolen him. | gay. from heavy jersey cloth, mixtures, A @ eos by \ 4 ; ‘ He was such a dear, cute, darling} “Deputation of civilians welcomed tweeds, etc. Regular prices to $55.00, ‘ i / Paty i | * Hed . oe onl bine reen'| us,"" the report xaid. "Hast of Lake 3 } Wid * him! couldn't live without him!) vacn, geli was occupied Exceptional values at ei : j You'll find him for me at once, won't |» Set was occup! What Is the Best you, please?” | Batum is an important Russian ( 4, 4 L iy % : And a pair of appealing eyes are} port in Trans-Caucasia, on the east 24 5O ‘ Hi b . : fixed - the vasheie gs bevy im- ps unobs af the Black sea, a Investment I mf ew plicit and inviolable faith in his pow: | ao, Purkish frontier. e i H > r oo ers mirrored in them. biceae neath ane se i Can Make? “Madam,” he will reply, sincerely, convincingly, “we will do all in our = aia _ power to find Fido.” WE WOULD SAY And when the owner of Fido has!) we 4 dak peaaaielian Pee i Diep ae 100 TRIMMED HATS, in the many x ; * > styles and colors, including hats priced $5 rere) ji Pi i a Gises':gutr’ lars ee be eget be pp eatigser: a pes apt Me) to $10.00. SPECIAL, for 2 days only at and-such address, Lost white pup. | and you help to win Crosseyed, Police take noti Hits With a Vengeance Small Charge for Alteration During Sale. ¢ The report clerk's typewriter, by | the way, is to him the riddle tnsol- Conservatism yet pro- uble, the inscrutable Sphinx. He is gressiveness is the often observed studying it from ev, v e+ foundation of this insti- ery conceivable angle with knit brow | tution, and compressed lips, but he can only . discover the right key at irregular |) fe intervals, Whenever he finds the || desired key he hammers it lustily fe the war. , j ‘ nd bunts another Ohe Japanese Second and Union. Take Elevator. Johnson, one of the Hitle girls who will participate in the} Beran os ce thacansnn tient n ma HAT Ccuubatctal Bank \danee festival night for the benefit of the Our Boys in France ‘ } . run away will come in to him | UYA BUILDING Tobacco 4 by pupils of Douglas’ Dancing Academy at Odd] A woman will phone in that hor iodev om ot Second Avase ered Mai st Fellows’ hall, ‘Tenth ave, and Pine st. neighbors’ chickens are running