The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 20, 1918, Page 2

mn ARTING ST tag De | Admission 10¢ REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS __Ip order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which ts the lightest THE SEATTLE STAR-SATURDAY, JULY 20, ee yl Bay an Nererara o hermen that not pe the government's masin ‘or the spring run and break even failed. | du c. 0. You organiner for the woaScnd cS 1 ' thousand smiles a thousand sobs | pictorial adventure of beauty in- ceivable. | number, SIX DEPUTIES WILL WORK FOR BRACKETT Rix deputies in the office of the outing attorney have in 11 — ADMISSION 20 CENTS AT PIKE — CONTINUOUS 1! TO watch, let Liberty ISEMENTS ROPOLITAN FOUR TIMES ypu 8S. Government | GS RS 50e—No War Tax value your Next it. FINAL FIGHT FOR MOONEY FRANCISCO, Jul bor unions today were pr make a last-stand fight to save the life of Thomas J. Moo to be hanged for par’ preparedness parade sions Acting upon a suggestion contain ed in a telexram from the Seattle Central Labor council the labor councils of San F . nd Oak land today appointed committe slate plans for an eleventh-hour action the committees Dally t to 11 4 of the country before HOMER LIxD & CO. eral mass meeting to be held “The Singing Teacher” SAN ion in the bomb *—A THRIFT STAMP a day” will keep the Hon away Eye” cheygell, Evelyn Greeley in “The Golden Wall” Mats 19° | rhe Big Four Photoplay Houses i t First and Cherry Jos. Danz, Manager 21 ALTODREAM DAYS s able Wilt BILL HART PAULINE STANLEY §& in wl Tolliver,” and a Key sone Screarn Day * BA¥® | sramtine In “Innocent’s Progress” and a Tworeel Keystone Admission 10¢ Children Se iIviSs STARTING SUNDAY—2 DAYS Ie Children 10¢ ELINOR BELLE BENNETT "One Hour,” and a Bathing In “Fuel of Lite. Girl Comed West in “ Children 5e | Admission 106 Strongest piate known, covers very ‘ittle of the roof of the mouth; you can bite corn off the cob; guanw teed 15 years. Gold Crown . $15 Set of Teeth (whalebone) 510 Bet of Teeth . Bridgework, per tooth, gold Gold Fillings ... Silver Fillings ..... Platina Fillings All work guaranteed sa fifteen ear at mad one and get teeth ¥ and See tampie: age ag it of o work in eit giv the right pla ring this ad with you Open Sundays From 9 to 12 for Working People OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS UMIVERSITY ot. Oppecite Veaser-Patecson On ‘impression taken in the and advice 0 Werk. We rmended by of matinfaction. Anak our custome to our office, be surg you are ai SPECIAL MUSICAL INTERPRETATION Greater Coliseum Symphonic Orchestra ‘UNIONS BEGIN BAR ASSN, TO ntenced | 1 SHOTGUNNERS WILL against proG park completing the four o next Friday t ) ont article od and Wd th year t yet colommal strug banks of the § of the world, are ether the people or ; 6 great countrte world 1 YOU are in the revie a priate wook, thin paper ting thruout owing the war in all ite prin: ( taff men of the United Prens, ( em if would have a clear tive for future . development 1 en will re view the war from in France and In, ion, at wit meph V. Shar um Philip Sime © reviewed T, Maxon, United 1 Wa wre ANY OF THEM jen will spondenta will tell of Americ the British battlefront and the me, fro ; the front | { write about Rusata, | view the war \'m job. } Prone war expert, w from Pa _ FISH CONFERENCE IS STILL DEADLOCKED The third day of conference be tween fishermen of Neah Bay, can erymen, wholesalers and members af the state food administration, be gan here Saturday morr with the Jeadlock nneryn tay ynvines rep he an Ie ia Greer o Pacific Assistant Mood A Heck wit t ed) Piaherrr red all 4 miniatra tor Meanwhile, the heaviest silver and spring salmon run in years contin ues off Cape Plattery, and with pre { the leanest year in the 1 country in this cen —BY THE Srert markets of the ae" Call This Number PIECES |} for Food Answers food adminis tration ix located at No, 3 Central building; telephone Elliott 4940 All food questions should be re ferred to this addreas and phone he King county county prosec mused « statement, indorsing & M. Brackett to sucowed Alfred H. Lun din for the office of county attorney They are: Frank P. Telsell, Wm Stenier, Erveo H. Palmer, T. H Patterson, Lane Summers and Jo teph A. Barto. — CHILDREN 10 CENTS CONVENE JULY 29 IN TACOMA NEW BEGINNERS eS DANCING CLASS The State Par Tacoma, commencing Tacoma, commencing and continuing program will include an ad | of welcome by Mayor C. M 1 be responded to * Kenneth Mackin *. Richards wil addrens, In the firet day, Potter © Tacoma bar Every Monday Night at 7 o'clock, sharp If you start Monday we place yoy on the floor with the good dancers Friday night. Five nights o'clock until $:30, teaching a — ‘A - thore all ballroom dancing. Mr. and Mrs. G. OSWALD JUVENILE WAR ON PARK CROWS SUMMER man crows th f the Late noker will be Mra. J ceatine Oe ery afternoon from 1 until The park 5th and University Dancing every Ul 12 o'clock night from 8:30 Drake’s Famous Hippodrome Orchestra Flliott 218 Served in generous cuts —in every variety COLUMBIA ST. Cor. First Ave. DR. EDWIN J. BROWN nD. 8. New at 106 Columbia Combination I bave left the imite ters of my name Salad— signs on First nnaise moved my Dental ficen to the ¢ Caterers mmm with may its “just right trance in 106 Colv tween First and & not raise my prices beeauns of the war, but 1 do expect to increase my that the increased offset the increased ing business because of 1 want man in & prices bec to be known as the*only tle who did not raise his of the war. Nie 4 erect D. Vhird Ave. cy ke ry D D & fish emair Vay Maxtmam Price Discumion Mriday brought out the | cann May cannery, @ and the sole market fishermen, in pay: | o buying fact that the Neab mall concert of the Neah Ba ug the maximum price, alt a litnited amount of ft Young, American Federation of Labor organizer, sugkested late Fri day afternoon that if the canneries | their own boats would send Upped w annerieon, deducting n from tb shermen mig ont of transporte price neries wou the mame r nery, ree of the length of the Discussion Saturday morning cen: | nm the compromise proposition. WOUNDED FROM BATTLE REACH U.S. HOSPITALS BY WEBB MILLER ] (United Prees Correspondent) PARIB, July 20.—The backwash from the battle on the American! front in flowing into Paria American Hed Crosse hospitals are filling up, a” canes which can be transported are rushed from the dreming stations at the front direct to Paria All the American hewpi | tals are scenes of intense activity ‘The staffs are putting up cots on every available spot While this preparation is going on. however, howpital offictals declare the number of casualties, considering | the extent of the American opera | tions, is wonderfully emall, But this | in the firet time our boys have par Uetpated on such a large seale and the hospital facilities are being! tared At twilight yeeterday, long lines of American ambulances crawled slowly along a boulevard in the east ern part of the city toward the hoe | pitals, Crowds of promenaders halt: | ed and walked to the edge of the nidewalk Silently and reverently military men saluted each ambolance. Old men raised their hats, while women waved handkerchiefs and children tomned their own nonegays into the ambulances. Randaged those = slight: wouhded—waved | back. Others mmiled wanly at the| demonatration of affection An the news of the Franco-Ameri can successes spread thru the elty it was a frequent sight to see the French halt Americans and shake their hands —sometimes kissing them before the abashed Yankees could re treat © American Red Cross ts meet ing the emer wonderful manner. N doctors are working day and night CHARGES CHIEF IS PREJUDICED Walker C. f the Equity us printed one issue of a paper « ed the New mint afternoor after 41 on orders from Sqnith. general manager ting Co, whic wan rele having be ef Warren Thursday mpting to have an injunction is 1 to prevent Warren from inter fering with the publication of the New Unioniet in future. Smith was ‘Thursday morning early, and held in jail 36 hours without a charge being enter. net him, he says. » Chief Warren personal kes me, he ia attempting to ‘ute me in every way possibile,” Smith said. “He had no reason at all to arrest me malice, pure and simple. threatened to arrest me apt to take out as he was arrested He has again if_T an injunction which is certainly not a violation of the law POLICE LOOKING FOR AUTO STOLEN FRIDAY A supersix automobile was the haul of an auto thief, Friday after noon between 12 and "30. ‘The car which is the property of J. J. Kelley 914 2int ave., was stolen from Third and Si The police have not yet| recovered it LATONA BRIDGE WILL CLOSE MONDAY 10 P. M. The Latona bridge will be closed between 10 p,m. Monday and 6 a, m, Tuesday, for repairs, the street department announced Saturday WARNS RED CROSSERS AGAINST POLITICIANS} Northwest director the Red Crows, has issued d Cross workers against ex blic reward for the neca, D, Stimson. warn, services Red Cross, or part. pating unduly in polities, while serv ing the Re Cross. His statement | made at the requat af national | | ecaauartera | Woodland Park to Americans | land park: ftates gunabip Concoron|case of Clifford Longeway, 1% t at the battle of Manila bay, transferred to the navy to aceutom the sailors in the hand Ung of big guna weigh five tona each, loaned to thé park board. | turn has been reque: | And when we bay our It was a matter of | | And when you've honght that fuet| No rule yet made will jand when we have the ¢ On every 8 What of the lad who is “miss ing” tonight Over in shell swept France? A drop in the tearing tide of the Yet e'en as the tide comes tear ing in, And rushes again to the sea fight Moiling, but losing not even one Where each is governed by drop, Cu So “over there” it must be. The mind grows numb when it pletures the fate Of those in the hands of the And when the last bugle ts nounded, And we answer the final “roll call,” will find that “missing,” Nor ever was lost at all, The Spectre of Doubt ever looms at the gate Of the mind; and naught can be done. We no one is Inspired by the great film drama, “MISSING by Harold Weeks. A special song written for this picture by Oliver G. Wallace, organist, with words by Harold Weeks, will be played before each performance as, 4 prologue. A TIGHT SQUEEZE Five Thousand Feet of Fun Packed in 2 Reels SUNDAY NOON CONCERT Liberty Bell Andantino ae Song ....-----——------- -ssee -=- Selected Madame Butterfly, Grand Selection. ...- First at Pike—Continaous 11 to 11 May Free Boy Who Slew Man Intruder TACOMA, July 20—Uniess there unexpected developments In the who will be| yesterday shot and killed William rd, 53, in defense of his mother, youth will be given his Mberty Attorney Remann said Return Navy Guns} The two six-inch guns at Wood which were mounted on | are Puget Sound | Po yard, where they will be used | the Prosecuting today Coroner Stewart, who investiguted shooting with Deputy Prosecutor Their re | Selden, said he considered the act Pe of justifiable homicide. The boy told officers that Pollard was abus ing his mother and that he seized a rifle and shot the intruder. 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