The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 7, 1918, Page 8

EVERETT TRUE JSGE (F You CAN Susss IT. THAT OUGHT TO IT'S A QUALIFIED voter IN A COMMUNITY All work guaranteed for fifteen morning and get teeth same day Cali and See 8: Test of Time. Most customers, whose work is still giving good & ere who ha im the right p 207 UNIVERSITY ST. INGS OF THE DUFFS—Danny Doesn't Always Play in His Own Front Yard. H5lto Tere une Me yA co, Hed on, Nour Name Is BON - WHAT 15 Your !” J DUFF ? MAMMA HoME ? S$, lve GoT A UNDRUM FOR Kou— WHAT \S (TE WHAT (S IT WHo NECCGcTS To VOTE !!! HE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, SEPT. 7, 1918. BY CONDG TYLER WINS OWN GAME Whiteman Leads WITH TIMELY SIN Correspondent Ne es ee Series Swatters Whitergan of Flack of the of seven trips to the Whiteman is ist of sluggers, when they defeated the Ked 3 to 1, in the sece d game of the batter makes , one of the heroes of famed hero of the it critical moments International 4 that circuit while playing for Cubs won the artet of hits Red Sox is 190 Trap Men Coming for Sunday’s Shoot Trapshooters Northwest are coming to Seattle the big shoot of the *Hooper out for interference. He passed Merkle and Pick, fol 000000001 02000000 wld not handle Killifer drove both Pick and tun club traps Sacrifice hits he program calls for 120 register ndicap events War savings ed the winning runs. locher to Pick to M came, but it was be mark would pass T highest scores. is attracting more event of its kind Northwest in years, and @ record attendance is expected oy Big Race Called Off on Account of Rain HARTFORD, Mays probably tion of Manager Barrow to pitch toda BOX SCORE OF TE which was to have featur final day's Grand Joon was canceled because Brackett Talke to es were ship which has a G of the parties| cuit meet this week TELEPHONE OPERATORS WANTED Telephone operating offers many advantages to young ‘Women who are seeking employment at a good salary with epportunities for advancement. Good Pay A good salary from the start. Regular and frequent increases. Permanent Position Work is steady and permanent. Many opportunities for advancement. Interesting Work Pleasant, clean, fascinating. Associates carefully selected. Pleasant Surroundings Light and well ventilated offices. Comfortable lunch and recreation rooms. Special Advantages Annual vacation with pay. Bick Benefits, Death Benefits, Pensions, without cost. Good Character and Good Health are required. Young women between the ages of 18 and 26 are preferred. Previous expe fience is not necessary. Our employment office is located on the First Floor, 1115 Fourth Ave., between Spring and Seneca, and ix open from 8:30 A. M. to 5:30 P.M. We invite you to call at this office and meet the School Principal, who will gladly discuss the matter perso An ap pointment may be made by calling E) The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company 1115 FOURTH AVENUE First Floor Building Trades invelved” RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS MEET) A special meeting will be he date for prosecuting Spokane, Wash. 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When this CONCRETE PLANT is completed, it will be THI. of its kind in the United States \ a er share, elther cash or on terms of DOWN, ‘and balance in SIX EQUAL yut interest ny easter terms offered you to become asso- SHED and GOING RB YESS (RE- tL we hess almost. 25 3), which is " ENLARGE its business by ‘installing ; IPE PLANT here in Seattle and a SHIP- "RETE § » fill the pressing needs and « ‘, SHIPS AND SHIPS.”” You know MILLION MEN in France by next June, to get them there SHIP) ( ‘0 DO. It takes too long to tell it « costs too much. If you cannot call, c You all the detatis of our plans. You , this in your life, and probably ne on w sayin ‘OPPORTUNITY KNOCK * “You are under no obligation to you. You might learn something d worth thousands of dollars in after years. This “op- REINFORCED BRYN MAW Th SHIT 12:60 [Kteamer Hel Dec, for] We are offering the public, night land Vietecte. of our stock Tacoma Direct Did you ever have with an OLD ™ Steamers Tacoma and’ 9:00a'n Indianapolis for Ta-|10 11:09am|coma direct pm every two hours 2:00pmistnele trip. Port Townsend Special in an advert! 5:00pm!Townnend [Connects at Townsend) daily fwith rail lines for alll A. E. McBreen CANDIDATE COUNTY TREASURER Now Chief Deputy AT EVERYRODY'S DOOR ONCE that would be ‘Anacortes and Bellingham Whatcom) & 0am and entitled to Feverett—Nellingham—Anacortes Primaries Tuesday, September 10th PAID ADVE (Paid by W. | Vote to Promote Innd Rellingham. Port Tewnsend—Port Ang Bay and Way Ports SHIPYARD Concrete Pipe Utenia, for Port! 4 Thure'y!way ports IPort ‘Townrend, Port Fri. Jand Port Angeles. mble—Ladlow—Fingler BUYERS’ GUIDE AUTOS—TRUCKS—ATTACHMENTS {| Tt0pm Steamer exceptiEn d low, Batur'y!F la gier, Townsend) Sunday The Greatest ¢ REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS In order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which is the and strongest plate known, covers very little of the roof of the mouth you can bite corn off the cob; guaran teed 15 years, $8.00 AS $4.00. $4.00. 8. ve impression t xamination and advice f ¢ and Bridge Wo ronage is recoram ti ples of Our F our present nded by ou ted our work a comin, e. Bring with yo! Open Sundays From 9 to 12 for Working People OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS (Funday |Hanaville and OAKLAND AIGE TIRES—ACCESSORIES Saturday Only 1:30pm !fteamer [Kingnton, Tendlow and} fanday Onty 9:00am \Steamer nton, Ludlow and] The Most Beautiful € Great Western Motors,’ Inc. Pine and Reyl lightest Hood Canal—Gamble- W0amiRicamer Pot Monday'Tndiow, Por Wian'd'y!**Rangor Fridaylpoints on Hood Canal,| Satur'y GOLD CROWNS AS LOW Chief Deputy Assessor Frank W. Hull All qualified voters are taxpayers | either directly or taxation is wholly t and efficient Assessor's office. BRIDGEWORK, PER TOOTH, AS LOW AS landing points m: own arrangements for Recharging, Repairing, New ¥ smenger rate does not landing charges Baggage lability In Imited to wenr- exceed $100 for 150 poundn allowed free, Kk. We Stand the istration of the ection. Ask our custom > our office, be sure you are ‘|Buy Your Goodyear Cords of the Tyre § vanced to that position after service In all departments « w a candidate an nomination fe for all potat Tacoma) named in above ‘Tickets must be purchased at ticket runty Assessor Opposite Fraser-Paterson Co STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Tloket Office, WATCH OUR CLASSIFIED GROW Nov LITTLE Hogs RASCAL,! THOUGHT F Mov saip Your MOTHER WAS Home? WE DON?T LIVE IN THAT HouTH Nebraska Faces Hard Schedule LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 7.—One of the stiffest schedules in years will be played by the University of Nebras ka gridiron warriors this fall, eight contests being on the season's card. The first ge be with Iowa, October 5, at Lincoln When t hedule was first mad it called for games with W ston sta champions of ‘cific coast conference last r, and Denver, leaders in the 1917 race in the Rocky mountain confer of the season will college In place of these teams, the “Corn huskers” will battle the Camp Fun st tives at Lincoln and the University of West Virginia eleven, at Morgantown, W. Va con. Fins’ Vhone Main 4965 “IF 1 HURT YOU, DON’T PAY ME.” ‘This ie my message of deliverance from the fear that accom. panies Dental oper: 1 EXTRACT, OWN and TREAT Teeth absolutely without pain in all cases but acute abscessed conditions. Lowest prices in your elty tor high-e «euarante STERLING DENTISTRY ELL YOUR 807 Alaska Bldg. H. for a limited time, a small amount we will be pleased to SHOW You busy AMERICAN CONCRETE PIPE & SHIPBUILDING CO. 9:00 WASHINGTON OAKLAND CoO. ike § at Twelfth East 614 rin America Phone Enat 744 and 745 REPAIRS n St. at Sth, Ma WILLARD SERVICE oR, IN ¥ Wricht 1 st Pike St. M. B. Wilbur, Mer. RENNER, PROPRIETOR OF Northwest Radiator & Fender Works Now located in new and larger quarte us over—1406 BROADWAY. East 218, » Come look "BY ALLMAN Rear Admiral R. FE, Coontz, navy; Police are searching for Philo A, hed 13th naval headquar: | ceived by the We during his absence at THOMAS DOBSON E sons mentioned ortance of retrenchment, ever accused Mr, Dobson of being a trin fortably fixed, and can afford To My Friends AVE. AND PIKE ST. | By Edwin J. Brown I want to be elected prosecuting county. I have county name is Edwin J. Brown, T republican ticket | poot-le ‘8 ragged, Brown, Mr. S, M.| not be a slacker in King county. a deputy pre Carmody, now a de Mr, John D. Organized Labor's Advisory Ballot REPUBLICAN TICKET Keep This Until Primary Day, September 10 JUDG WILLIAM Ww. 0. € OHN R. MITCHE JUDGES OF THE SUPERIOR COURT COUNTY SUP! COUNTY COMMISSIONER COUNTY COMMISSIONER, THIRD DISTRICT OTIS W. BRINKER JOHN B. WRI CONSTABLE, SEATTLE PR HUNY THIRTY LOMAS 1. N WALL FRANK ©. MY POLITICAL W i has been ordered | Dunn, formerly of 914% Yewler way, a telegram re communication | that they nay deliver tern Union from the war department, telling of T {R. Dunn be 4 in action — ae (PAID ADVEI Ex-Mayor of Renton we DATE COUNTY MMISSION TH DISTRICT r their use, Mr talled more efficiency in the qd department, and practically did much ax the three per- at a great reduction in cost to the taxpayer j n has the confidence and respect of every business firm cattle, and his busin in ton ta n as the % pon & Furnishing Co, which has gr ally ear under his careful and efficient ma nt Py mes from Scotch, Irish ancestry,"and being in- a8 a member of the executive committe League, giving freely of his own time, and ally in a financial way to every call for Red ¢ te. He is 100% Americ nd as County Commis- lepended on to give every assistance to our rn- t a successful conclusion of this war. a heavy taxpayer, and in consequence fully real- 1 eking relief from such bur- to bear toward that end. M yehind for the nomination, as h r desirable service to the 5 gment and common sense to nd what is wrong > man mer. He is either with mewhy he is not. He in honest and bring every will u his rea reputation of being absolute! ings. Dobson of doing anything crooked; on as ever been ready to put out a helping hand less fortunate neighbors Mr. Dobson is com- > gi his whole time to the County ADVERTI | prosecutor; Mr Mr. Thomas Pz | I ask my friends to give me their support and votes in the primary as |well as the general election. If elected, I will appoint competent, ma- D. Martin and ture lawyers as deputies and take 1 | the prosecuting attorney's office out | of politics and make it what it ought to be by conducting it as a legal business ought to be conducted for this county This is the most important office Oth in the state of Washington except the office of governor, and a lawyer who has had broad’ experience in life and as an executive, is very ex: sential to assume the grave responsi- bilities of this office during this time of war so as to serve the na tional government as well as the people of King county If my name is not on your ballot, WRITE IT IN, if you want the legal affairs of King county conduct- ed as you would your own. Lawlessness cannot exist in this xcept by permission of sue county or city public officials { atic ticket. My | "rt 1 am elected, I will make th i blind-piggers squeal and run thet ; nd there willf ©? who cutor; | EDWIN J. BROWN uty For Prosecuting Attorney .PAID ADVERTISING OF THE SUPREME COURT BERTON (Six-Year Term) APMAN (S m) (Six-Year Term) (Four-Year Term) (Two-Year Term) CRAWFORD FE. WHITE CALVIN S. HA COUNTY AUDITOR MER F, CONNOR YUNTY ASSESSOR HUGO KE COUNTY CLERK 1OMAS COUNTY CORONER COUNTY SHERIFF ROBERT 1 2 NTENDENT OF SCHOOLS BURROWS A. COUNTY TREASURER WM. ©. GAINES PROSECUTING ATTORNEY FRED ©. BROWN OND DISTRICT HERMAN NE iN BE. MULLANE PEACE, SEATTLE PRECINCT OuN B, 2s CIN M SHANNON ¥ JAME TOM MULLIGAN THIRTY-FT 1 ‘T SENATORIAL DISTRICT ARRA THIRTY-FIFTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT ALICE M, LORD EVENTH ORE ENATORIAL DISTRICT B. LAMPING SENTATIVE, FORTY-FIR DISTRI TATIVE, FORTY-SECOND DISTRIC FRANK FE. BOY TATIVE, FORTY-THIRD DISTRICT oRS DISTRI y the Centenl Labor Counell mmittee of the Grange. itienl Wel Chairman HILMAN F, JONES, Secretary ELFARE COMMITTEE