The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 21, 1918, Page 2

STAR—TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1918, PAGE 2 LANE WILL TRY TO FORCE VOTE 54 Years service {9 i the homefurnisher: you have an account here, your additional ‘Purchases will be added without first pay. trict Telegraph € i rival fire alar _ WE BAVE HELPED ESTABLISH Died of wounds: Sergt. Gerald Patten, 1818 Prospect st, waxed warm at t y hall Tue Seattle day, Councilmen Lane and Vite amendment to the fra parents were hopeful But he died--from wounds afew cents a day will hour, the work perfectly no woman can do it so well, IN PATROL BOUT) LOOK FOR MORE °1*'" 0" swrciwes ye © pay & grome earnings Us WITH THE AMERICANS IN| OAKDALE, Pa, May 21 pOOMO- PICARDY, M 20.—4Night.-An tugcing at ¢ —not onty washes—-but iso owrings out the elothen going to inte amend the fran —costs lees than American reconnaissance patrol pen standing framework ar Coun. en hour while in 5 ; Chemnieal C tion. etrated the Gernan wires lhe * wt the a Chemica * ing to ask that the Aero Ala put an enemy patrol to Might, and re nt today cleared the way to more pany, operating here, be require re secure a franchise ial estimate of the dead at 175 —_— among th turned safely to the American lines The patrol crept ac No Man's point where the lines are | Was placed this mo * h PZ - aaa 00 va woe te, os oc | uae Neca, mare's con's oar ANSON WIRES tance the shattered church towers mworne toll WI ON, URGING and jagged walle other buildings Investigation went on with the in Cantigny stood like ghosts in the | questioning of witnesses. moonlight cloth, withoue rubbing. and. maven wages of wash-day help. —hayve you ever stopped to think of what an ex- pense that ist surround the Americar but scatter ed when the latter o American patrol made its way back | service will hold @ patriotic raily back without losing a mar | Tuesday evening at Duwamish to 4 Yelon, wae The greatest serial activity con-| celebrate the success of the member. Gent Wilson and ex-Pres tinues day and night along the front. | ship drive just ended, Residents at i" telegrams nent to them by Mayor Bomba were dropped near an Amert-| Duwamish who have not joined Manson can hospital, but no one was injured. | counci! will be blacklisted, loyalint The telegram follows £08 te 111 8. Bteventh ot Tecoma $0 men vinted © guns, the breaking of shells in the | by Western: Unior tiy, ane tho husn ef airginne mntere You hear the call of the Red arbitrary, un-American and unpatri is almost constant Cross. 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Oppesiie Frese Patersem Ca, |suaranteed by the Owl Drug Co. =a" ON FRANCHISE ‘The fight over the National Din for a Beattle _ THOUSANDS OF HOMES—LET — nid‘ and Mayor ‘Hanson contributed : Mon and co-eds at the university a few years ago all knew to make tiie nituation Interesting Us WELP you! “Jerry” Patten. He would meet them on the campus with a smile Counciiman Lane announced that a 2 and a joke, he expe ‘oliow up hia uneuc do 2. Over in the chemistry laboratorier, Jerry” had the reputation cossful attempt of Monday to get a hy not your hore | and cook your break- of “a shark,” which ix college slang for saying he did his Keholastic refers ndum hook ; to the franchiso i i ii y oy fillog & requer with he city fast at the same time ‘ou can do it with the work thoroly vo 7 th He graduated and went East as a chemist Ameri got into comptroiier to have a referendum ? - the war, “Jerry” Patten entered a gas and flame division n the al wlection ballot v) ‘he Germans were shelling a French town. The abel that ren. main him, killed several of his comrades, At the hompital they Hanson wrote a letter to thought Patten would survive, Letters from the puree to his the counell, aceomys iy the hine adopted by the council Monday, which gives AMERICANS PUT |175 DEATH TOLL |wsivs’ "yobs 'fn the sists HUNS TO FLIGHT) IN TNT BLOWUP; |i." eis ition ots i | QUICK ACTION A strong voche patro! attempted to| THREATEN BLACKLIST | piers’ strine. unieas the Wentern ned fire. The| The Duwamish council of patriotic Union and Postal companies tke cked out for joining to Prest nt Taft, The barking of the antiaireraft | declare. “Entire citizenship consider action local official as lout employes who ask for no change in working conditions, but merely ;ask to go back to work and take |fore lockout. We don’t like much | things in Seattle, and I desire to say make company lsten to common jin my judgment, of nation-wide jetrike in support of the locked-out ‘en, Quick action seems to be) Workers here awaited the decision | Teeth Extracted |#=.-— = the board fails to nake a apeedy ad- | Justment went abead. Mayor Han- In the meantime, the Western Union continued to lock out union workers, Miss Helen North being the aviator, a captain from the region of GERMANS SEIZE SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES) ,.7™ "27%": DREAD OLD AGE; poisonous | system will always in perfect “On: Minute” Those who knew Patten believe he must have died with a the elty the right to take over the place a e amile on hin face, and in the calmer moments must have laughed aysten without value for fran and joked. And they know that he died with a satisfaction of chine, and which he signed, predict having entered the service with one iMea-—that of ing things jing the people will reject the fran- thoroly and yet making those about him ha: buoyancy, 1 Geuks liman Pitageraid ing to —this machine does « washing Another gold gar oa the university serve. ae marke Pmt hy Sega » Br: HOOBING your den work or worry Absen Patten died—but it waa in the ca {ment of the Inatantancous Alarm valuable and pricels a good-sized wash in an = —————— —~eennantme (CO. that It would be willing, too, to your health and effic mnvenience, but ha te on oh =, [MEY other troubles after poorest and most 1 N my office and bas h vere ir Fx-Member and ° fectively and successfully Don't let this disease go dangerous | get mulsified cocoanut of! INJURED, MAKES' Sal ae a toe conse ts sooees DARING ESCAPE} DUTCH VESSEL| AMSTERDAM, May 21.—The Ger-| mans have seized the Dutch ship Aneta, and have taken it to Swine: | mnunde, it waa reported today. The/ cargo consisted of lumber. | |8,000 RAILWAY MEN STRIKE IN WINNIPEG WINNIPEG, May 21.—Eight thou-! wand railroad workers in Winnipes | struck today. The shops of the Can: adian Pacific, the Canadian North- ern, the Grand Trunk Pacific and |the Canadian government railroad are affected. Street railway men| have anngunced a strike, effective | tonight. | | AVE. AND PIKE ST. Vhone Main 1965 “IF | HURT YOU, DON’T PAY ME.” | COR. FT age of deliverance | fear that accom | panies Dental operations. ae ACT, FILL, CROWN and | TREAT h absolutely without pain in all cases but acute abscessed | conditions Lowest prices in your city for high-class, guaranteed 1,000 Patients Daily Are Adjusted At The Palmer School Ailments That The Human Fam!! |] THE MOST IMPORTANT Thousands € rh Main Don't for Suite 500, Appoint- GRADUAT ment f “HONEST, PAINLE LET LICENSED DENTISTS DO YOUR WORK EVERY OPERATION IN MY OFFICE IS PER- FORMED BY A GRADUATE DENTIST OF LONG EXPERIENCE, ONE WHO IS QUALI- FIED AND COMPETENT, AND WHO _ IS LICENSED BY THE STATE OF WASHING. not #kilifully done or hones of being a successful Dentist consider the following record 1 TREAT PYORRHEA (ges’ disease) heroically, scientifically, ef | in extracting, filling and grinding down teeth and in removing live nerves, to reduce pain to X-RAY SERVICE STERLING DENTISTRY!" 9A. to & The Spine Every Organ And Tissue Of The Body Is Attached To It. Spinal Analysis Free Why Will You Suffer and Drag out a Miserable Existence When You Can Get Well?) Nature Has m: Nature can keep you well if your nerves are free from pressure. uffer Any Longer. ae DRS. STRAND & STRAND, Chiropractors ist whould be a matter of the greatest consideration. Think how your health is, and how important your teeth are tu maintaining Decayed and dineaned teeth not only cause continual in- h to do with ilkhealth. Therefore the preservation of your h—the conservation of your health—should be your very first duty. mi the work is de ven placed are no students, no undergraduates. Officer Michigan Dental Association unchecked—it's | a minimum. PHONE ELLIOTT 3626 Open Evenings and Sundays AIRPLANE FACTORY IS BURNED IN CALIFORNIA SAN FRANCISCO, May 21.—The plant of the Fowler Airplane Co., and @ factory next door, which was making sirplane parts, were totally destroyed by fire, which started in several places at the same time to day. ‘The fire swept the entire block of wooden structures. Damage was estimated at nearly $1,000,000. Four. teen flats were destroyed S$ DENTISTRY” RAT care should be taken in choosing your dentist. 11 nhoddy dentistry—fillines, crowns, plates or bridgework which are y guaranteed, and which may cause all sorts of tooth and «. Cheaply priced dentistry is often made of the nferior claws of materials, carelessly made by inexperienced work 1 the patient's mouth by unlicensed dentists, Buch jong run, but js ruinous to your teeth and is 1 years of practical experience. My laboratory workmen are experts. 1, myself, started to practice dentistry nearly 30 years ago, and, in support of my claims Diagnosticlan and Specialist, 1 invite Star readers to Eu President Michigan State Board Examiners in Dentistry 1899-1902 | Graduate Philadelphia Dental College 1892 Delegate International Dental Congress, Paris, France, 1900 Kx Member National Dental | Honorary Member Northwest Ohio Dental Association 1899 1} || CoOrganizer and Member Southwestern Michigan Dental Association { ldfe Member Dental Protective of United States I USE NOVOCAIN DENTAL PLATES $15 UP Either full upper or lower plate. I guarantee Free of charge to my patients. I use the | @ fit in every came, Natural facial expression X Hey as an ald to my diagnosis of difficult | restored. Free painless extraction cases of tooth and mouth troubles. ALL WORK DR. H. T. HARVEY (Ex-President Michigan State Board Dental] Examiners) FIFTH FLOOR EITEL BUILDING. N. W. 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Above are but a few of the many West Seattle bargains I have. Remember, one-half of my com missions go to the Red Cross this week. 8. F. WOODY y Landing—West Seattle Phone West Fer Chiropractic S$ (OPIMAL) Adjustments E