The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 5, 1918, Page 2

CONGRESS MAY CLOSE SESSION SATURDAY NIGHT WASHINGTON 4)! may adjourn within the 1 ‘ hours - \ plan and tha from the W? House une t in carried thru On the other hand House Majority Leader Kite nd others were firm tn the mination to rea a disposition to take their tme 4 (86 ane v dined O* -47579 t $0.8 Hopkinson-¥ ‘ Victor Mixed Chorus (Smith-Carey)... .Vietor and Blve™ (Dwight-sn Vietor Mixe “1's Time fee ‘Rvery Roy t 18200 10 oT» — ry be Dispatch From Frank : J. Taylor 17967) = 48 “| ny crite Press Leased Wire | ; | Direct to The Star | ) danjo, tambourine — am ——g Seeeeneey (8) full bend WITH THE AMERICAN ARMIES IN_FRANCI Doodie” (1) viotin G run full band tor Military Rand FRANCES Mite Country and My Country”. .Irving Rertin }84689 1.00 demonstration week: ~ ONE-MINUTE { upled in France. clara this week and seo this won- ful machine demonstrated—a representative is here tion of inde co—a solemn oath that the Liberty for which France has long been fighting will be at tained Similar ceremonies were held else where SHE WORKED OVERTIME; EMPLOYER FINED $10 mechanical servant’ - Will save its ‘Ate paying for it! machine does a washing of e@ny size without bard work or ‘worry. cost while you ——& good-sized wash tn an hour. Justine Johnson, employed as an less than 2 cents an hour automobile painter by Oscar Whisler in operation. at 1920 Wentlake ave., asked her em 3 * ; . ployer for an opportunity to do over time work. She was paid at a rate of $0 cents an hour. Friday morning Whisler was fined $10 and s by Justice Otis Drinker for vi« n of the law which prohib ite the employment of women for more than an eight-hour day WALKS INTO TRAP SET | BY FEDERAL OFFICERS LOS ANGELES, July 5.—Schween | Bondia, of Long Beach, waa arrested | | today at Sierra Madre, on charges of | lusing the maila to make demands upon Miss Anita Baldwin, founder D INTERNMENT HAVE YOU SEEN MAN she Koa Staz animal vole, for DEFENSE LEADER Idaho, July 6.—After de| Somewhere in Seattle Friday is a Internment for the period Petty naval officer camoufiaged as (s Gear-of the chairman and vice| "Dat? The police would like to ies of the Idaho county coun. Know, for his uniform was disco BOY PRESS WORKER | defense, who were active in *red in a d A. C. Townley from % the Pa money, and walked into yy officers theatre at here, the Idaho convention >¥ Seret. H. G. Cinnamon, who cor Albert Johnson, 14, of 641 19th league adjourned | Y°¥*d it to headquarters, where it ave, is in the city hospital Friday They charged the chair-|"°W lie#, awaiting ite owner with one leg mangied and torn. His ‘and members of the defense thing caught in the gears of a ———~% revolving press at the printery of With attempts to stir up class . Dees the sun rise in the west? McKay & Turney, 112 Columbia st and pulled him into the machinery GIVES AWAY MONEY; SHE'S WELD INSANE to the cor jail F'ric an ins 1 Communication With Russia Is in Turmoil WASHING ba t |Resinol_ = If your doctor said to use Resinol for that 1: aamaiiy stope wehing and off | skin-trouble you'd try it without a second | thought! Weil, many doctors throughout the IVAN DISCOVERS HIS AUTO BROOM IS GONE country are prescribing it to heal sick skins, and have been doing so for years _ Sowhy not take the combined advice « Ivan L these wise medical men and let Resinc “hall B Ointment make your skin well? ird TTURRELL’S DOWNSTAIRS SALESROOM Offers you an opportunity to save on your Shoe Bills and yet enables you to wear the Season's very best styles. Men's, Women’s and Children’s Summer Footwear at prices that you'll surely like. WOMEN’S LOW PRICES Pearl Gray Oxford, Louis Heel Steel Gray Oxford, Leather Loui ncuum —cleane stoler THIS BIRD SHOULD ASK A POLICEMAN A green parret with a yellow stri round its neck is calling for ite he ewhere in Seattle Frt day. It could talk, but this did not prevent its being stolen from the nee of Mra. J. D. I Boren ave., Thureday after WENT TO FIREWORKS SHOW; DIDN’T RETURN Earl M. 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These patriotic VICTROLA Records should be in ff army ditt ans oxer supply measures « home or on A cating trip: on which both houses have shown TO FIT THIS SUIT? letter from Miss Baldwin, agreeing | | any mas pling 1S CAUGHT IN GEARS STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1918, PAGE 2 FIND DIES AND BILLS OF SALE ON AUTO be Whe mobile t of male and dies for re producing engine numbers, Miller ad mitted he Knew the ear had been gedy Was an idle ¢ of his mind. » was the property ollough, and disappeared It was sold to the Ow! “Miss Rankin Will | Run for Senator ES ~— HON.JEANNETTE RANKIN WASHINGTON rentative Jeanette tana, today anno. the race for Uni & —Repre ot Mow this fall. Mer ar r I shall run f 1 ten senate.—Jeanette Rankin NERVES UNSTRUNG ‘Aa OF WORK these war times we te to t to do our the many demands for ice that are made on all. Unless you your ners il be fortunate YOu escape us breakdown, some form of parniysia or other severe nervous disorder “The strain of a rush of work at the mill, due to war orders, was got | ting on my nerves,” nays Mr. Thom ae Wagner of €7 Marshall street. Lowell, Maen. “and I had stomach trouble. My appetite was poor and }1 could not digest food. I was un easy all the time. I was reetions and rolled and tossed about in bed. When el lke working fed Dr. Williams ave them a trial noon noticed that they were help ing me. I can eat better and have more ambition. My nerves are stead A 1 rest well at night. 1 cer n recommend these pills aft or what they have done for me Dr. Willlams’ Pink Pills are a tor They build wp the n the only possible way, by | blood with Dr. Williams Medicine Cc } When Tinted wie f “Brownatone”, and no suspect that gray bair Absolutely Harmless Simple and easy to apply Me you had (trow manutecturers ony) upon reamipt of thon shade desired . Brown’s New Office ORPHEUM BUILDING ‘Third and Madison rience 1? I know the There he Is ‘ rr all you tral-|left. Only the strongest endure it tore —little pills, administered | 1 stood it two hours the second time. “thru the back, you Italian dogs! | “At Trent the famous martyr, Rat Large numbers were condemned | tisti, was tied to a cart and dragged tical reasons. They were gent | thru the city, Officers spat on him nd constant brutalitie: A There’s No Excuse -|That Will “Hold Water’ For Putting Off Having Your Teeth Fixed The Cost Is Not Excessive You will find the prices at the Regal Dental Offices to be the very lowest for the highest grade work. In fact, when you get our estimate you will find that the cost for ‘having your teeth put into perfect condition will probably be much less than you expected it would be. We do a very large vol- ume of business, and it is a fundamental fact that quantity reduces price to a certain extent. We buy all our materials in large quantities and we pass the savings on to you. It stands to reason that we can afford to take a smaller profit ‘from the individual patient than the office which does only one-half or one-third of the volume that we do can possibly afford to take. We Do Your Work Without Hurting You This fear of pain has kept many a person from having very necessary dental work done—work that really should have been attended to long ago. DR. L. R. CLARK We have robbed the dental chair of its terrors. Our system of painless den- tistry has been brought to such a point of perfection that we are now able to guarantee to perform practically any and. all kinds of dental work without hurting you a bit. / So if you are one of the many who has been and we will make it right for you. This guarantee delaying and putting off having the teeth attended is Sing both by the operator who did the work to on this account, we say to you, “delay no and by L. R. Clark, D. D. S., owner and manager longer.” of this aa who is thoroughly respowsible. We Us: the Best of Materials This Is a Strictly Sanitary Office The best is none too good for our patients. We Sanitation is a hobby with us. We spared no found out long ago that the best materials that expense in fitting up this office to insure perfect money can 4uy are the only ones that we can sanitation. We put in the most approved and up- ifford to use. ‘It is economy in the long run. to-date apparatus for sterilizing our instruments. All operators and attendants are dressed in spotless The Services of the Best Dentists white at all times. Are at Your Disposal Free Examination __ Every operator in this office is a graduate reg- We invite you to call and let one of our expert istered dentist of the highest standing in the dental dentists give your teeth a thorough examination profession. Every operator in this office has gradu- without charge. He will tell you just what is needed ated from a first<lass dental college and has passed to put your teeth into perfect condition, and also the examination of the State Dental Board. And just what the cost will be. Understand, moreover, every one of them, moreover, has his certificate that this examination and estimate puts you under from the State Dental Board hanging right on the no obligations whatever to have work done unless wall in front of his dental chair, in plain sight of all. you want it. No students, bunglers or beginners will do your work when you come here. Expert, experienced But permit us to say, if you have teeth that 9 dentists are here at your service. attention, you will be making a serious mistake you don’t have them fixed up at once, Once they All Work Carries Our Guarantee are put in good condition, it is comparatively an And our guarantee means something. It says easy matter to keep them that way. and MEANS that if for «iy reason your work does Don’t you think it is about time you gave your- not give you entire satisfactiog, come back to us self the advantage of a good set of teeth? ® Regal Dental Offices DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager. 1405 Third Avenue N. W. Corner Third and Union In Every Respect Seattle’s Leading Dentists. Diagonally Across the Street From the Postoffice. Be Sure to Get to the Right Place. LADY ATTENDANTS ON DUTY AT ALL TIMES. ‘SAY AUSTRIANS TORTURE ITALIAN PRISONERS ROME, July 5.—Horror tales man compank Liberty" He was at once -—— h 1 those which come | iman for each they and shot. Battisti was St i exciecs are drifting ees ef | hideously in. the front line trenches us © CANT FIND MOTOR CAR the district. where Austrians | treated as traitors, insulted and mal Tod siaihanl nt thats Ml Seen fighting. treated by their German and Hungar i Brig me ray pecs STOLEN FROM THEATRE An Italian soldier related some of | ian ‘comrade break of the war, the| a ssven-gnieenaer aula ee 1914, at the time of the Aus feat in Galicia, two soldie from the tiring march, When t got to camp ‘fi rdered for them us torture mu Austrian government found it neces. of R. French, of the A. G. Electric © assure the people that only | company, stolen from in front of the ent of Italian soldiers had | Metropolitan theatre Wednesday le hight, has not yet been recovered. 6 territ ectacien of his expe) “In r he had served in the! and later had been the Russian: of the * wympathies alw the oath of p. The nd behind his ver the il he is Austrian medical ex said: ‘Ah, Ital him > nolsts standing on his to into Galicia, and thruout | and their wives rd him with hat y were subjected to insults | pins gpd umbr ‘zech soldier, moved by the houte » Batti Saturday Finest Patent Kid Pump Attached to Hungarian and Ger. sight barg we t product of the| Every hostess is asked to use them nid’ in’ Chiidben's pate dar ark blot on the}every time that she entertains a 4 small 6o skuffer last honor of the country | guest with a food in which no wheat By ei and fut dsta anes. hound in white The only word which can mafely | has been used A’$5.00 value special aie tte be used in the same sentence with| Many women have already adopted “wheat is “don't® their use, nd the demand is growing And now the administration bas de. dail The idea is spreading rapidly vined a brand new way for in-Jand it is already becoming evident dividual to let the world know that by the demand for w heatiens recipes he bor printed bearing the word “wheatless ‘in bold, black type. bs products are served, ( Hand ‘Turned Sole Fulf Louts Meet “WHEATLESS” PENNANTS TO FLY ON PATRIOTIC FOODS | Down at the war kd by the food admi ding, 0 for onty....--.. Ce $125 and $1.50 value for TSe. ee Foie : = Children’s Mary 65c other whe wh migh _\GOoOD SHOES CSIs CHEAP — SECOND FLOOR Liberty Building, Third and Union, Opposite Posteffice. Entrance No, 1404 Third Ave., or Stairway on Union St. Side obeys the thirteenth command: | that wom nt hamed te Use thous heat Km On Guests ring blue inning to n in places where wheatless public in the