The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 29, 1918, Page 2

STAR THE SEATTLE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1918. “Over There” With the Yanks BY J. R. GROVE wil ( Ho? Turn the X-Ray Searchlight on Your Health ' Let it expose the hidden spots of trouble—the cause of disease—the mischievous and disastrous blind dental abscesses and pus bags constantly every hour of the day and night—flowing the deadly poison, the slow but sure variety, into your blood stream. No person’s constitution is strong enough to combat the evil that a blind dental abscess or the exudation from one or more pus-pockets about the roots of teeth will cause. The absolute destruction of good health results, Today you may feel and think you are well and strong and healthy. Tomorrow something has happened, the break has come, something has snapped. It is slow to come many times, but as certain as the sun rises on the tomorrow, just so certain will your diseased TEETH UNDO YOU. Time and time again I have pointed out to you the wonderful value, the advantages and the possibilities of the X-Ray (one of the modern seven wonders of the world), and how it definitely exposes hidden plague spots, the starting place of many dis: If you are a sufferer of rheumatism, of stomach trouble, of heart disease, or of some of the many other bodily ills, are you absolutely sure that your teeth, or some of them, are not directly responsible for your condition? Most likely your teeth are re- sponsible—that’s the exact experience of thousands of my own patients. An X-Ray picture of your teeth, which takes but four seconds to make, may reveal a condition which you have been anxious to learn about, perhaps for the last five or ten years. Why not learn now about your true condition? If bad’teeth are causing your trouble, this condition can be corrected, FREE X-RAY SERVICE Is offered to all of my patients. My office is well equipped to do dental | use the latest and most improved apparatus. All work, embracing the ing, mounting, etc. is done in my own office. I send no patients out for X-ray thus every detail is under my direct supervision. I personally read each picture. net of pictures is left on file In my office, the other set is for the patient, without There is no harm, no danger to patient, in taking an X-ray picture, The method is prisingty simple. Again I urge—have your teeth X-rayed. | Examination, Estimate, Advice Free. It Obligates Yon in No Way, Restoration Bridgework Without Gold Crowns I Specialize in the Treatment of Bip All Work Painless and Guaranteed DR. H. T. HARVEY (2x-President Michigan State Board Dental Examiners) Fifth Floor, Eitel Building ELLIOTT 3026 N. W, Cob. Second and Pike Open Evenings and Sundays T, PAINLESS DENTISTRY to co-operate with the health department this store urges its -patrons —not to come down town unless absolutely necessary! \ —to confine purchasing to essential articles for the home or personal use! —to shop quickly and avoid crowds! STAY AT HOME— SHOP BY TELEPHONE! —special attention will be given telephone orders! —to prevent coming down town essential articles will be sent to your home for selection! —to accommodate our patrons who wish to make pay- ments a special messenger will be sentyto your home! —the superior facilities of this organization are ready and willing to extend the promptest service of which we are capable in co-operation with the health de- partment in precautionary and preventive measures for the public interest! ORGANIZED CO-OPERATION WILL QUICKLY ELIMINATE THE THREATENED DANGER OF EPIDEMIC SPREADING! Herb: “Gimme « quart of milk.” | rr—: “Oh, it is not of the possibility, I am allowed 25,000,000 bacteria | to these gallon only.” PM csateal Aw right, count me out a pint of ' ‘em ) then.” STATE COMMISSION | 1S EVADING DUTIES | —SAYS MEIER | The public service commission of the several states except wherein | is shirking its duty in not con- h awe, powers or Feguiations may affect the transmission of gov ducting an investigation into Se | crnment communications or the is attle’s poor telephone service | ane of stocks and bonds by such sym | while at the same time shifting | tem or syeter | the blame for the service on the “The supreme court of thin state federal government, according (in the very firet came that to a statement issued by Cor- ing the construction of dur pres poration Counsel Walter F. Mel- public service commiasion law, er Tuewday, trued such law to be an exer | Maler declares that altho the gov: | cine of the police power of the atate | ernment i# in technical control of|—the very thing that congresm and| system, the law the telephone by | the president said should not be in which the lines were taken over |terfered with by the exercise of fed-| e e stipulates that states still have te eral control over telephone and | Urnita. Salar: points out that “cooperation Molter amerts |of all officers, operators and em "TACOMA: *SEATTLE- SECOND AT PINE arone in After 4 Years of Study He Passes High Examination G. A. Conklin, secretary to Mayor Hanson, has passed his state bar ex- amination after four years of etudy in the night law school at the Uni- Trades Council to Discuss New Award discuss the Macy Metal Trades council of Pacific Coast will hold a meet- in Seattle at the end of the pres- Indictment Faulty, Says Appeal Court! ‘The indictments returned against | ALBANIA HAS A NEW REPUBLIC 330 sm ste Special Star atatecnents of war conditions, by the h abc WF BR) eee eat in tommen, a eee “Both in the joirff resolution | ployes and the public’ was request | @ 4 by congress, approved July 16) ed “in order that the service ren 1918, authorizing the president to as. | dered sball not only be maintained at | sume contro! of telegraph and /tele- | a high stapitegte but improved when phone systems, and in the proclama- | ever possible” by Postmaster General | Thru the patriotic sacrifices of 1, |cept the nation’s challenge for » rt Da | vernit: wi LONDON, Oct. 2%--A republic ary 1918, were reversed by the cir | Uon ingued by the president on Burleson, as quoted above, when the | ooo 969 American girls, additional | triotic service and contribute Girectiy prow Phas hence irre |has sprung up in Albania as a) cuit court of appeals at San Fran-|Ausust 22, 1918, assuming such con | lines were taken over. - proof is being given every American | to the winning of the war. contage of the 19 aaigia vera ll by-product of the war. The re-|c&co Monday, according to Special| ‘Fol, it is expressly provided The city has no authority to act, |e oidicr that he has the solid backing | And the American fighting man—| {h tats some y we = freaks, Assistant to the Attorney General | fothing done pursuant thereto he says, and the public service com of « united nation. now on his way to Berlin—ie quick the examination, public of Koritsn, or Korce, to use Clarence L. Reames, The decisions |P* construed to amend. repeal, im-| mission is expressly charged with the yn iris of America are all be | cning his step, realizing tit all of jthe official Atbanian spelling, bas) were reversed because of & defective | Ptr oF affect existing laws or pow: | reaponsibility of seeing that prompt ee *Viowed Gite” They are | otha Bisnggye oy 4 sor EYES SPECIALTY find backbonetess| een in eng since late 4 1916, ere a Se mea win be im: idlipe geal aor te gi rongen ee and ol iclent phone service is main “7 te wer Me earl te way postin him up in every | yet it is one of those “lost-in-the-| mediately retried, deciar james, | Hon a Jare doing thelr perso AY possiby respond. | _-— | bring it to a ly conclusion. Years of ex- ffie" historica poeetignt pring it to an early conclu | ae Hae eae eas Te) ASKS PERMISSION FOR BONDS “Victory Girls” are girls who bave Derience in fitting main unknown even in many of pledged themselves to “earn afd end meking are willin: ‘the best informed circles | Corporation Counsel Meier nent a | give” at least $5 to the united war oc ors al glasses, and our French troops from Saloniki, un-| formal request to the capital teaues | work campaign, thru which seven low operating ex- committee Tuesday asking that per 4 raise $170,500,000 “Terrible case of Eerema—contracted der General Sarrail, occupied Kor-| mission be granted for the flotation 4 ember 11-18. | a 8 mere bor foasht dlesese for ate meena’, ot ends ~ | item and the region of Lake Mallk.| o¢ $245,000 Tenth ave. bridge bonds Every day marke nroliment of | lees in ‘errinie condition, Al; ‘The bulk of Albania was occupied | _______ ———— thousands of additional “Victory| ofiS Derrows wreck. Jp took just 6 ea to clear up this disease. Austrians. ust ‘This is the late testimony of @ prominent ‘The Freach cavalry colonel in command found himself facing the Girls.” Under the plan announced by lead GET WAR JOBS EAST OF MEUSE ‘on cach cack Pain "aur. COAT. F.Dmess || by by Distance Glasses, in frames, 168,000 CUPS Reofint or id- filled LAT, at te Fidkence UPsTAIns STO! Wives of Seattle shipyard work BY FRED 8. FERGUSON ~ of the gigantic campaign for w go! complete for ....s+4+ } i gpl , be a ers and married women whose hus-| WITH THE AMERICAN ARMIES k funds the “Victory Girl | marvetous liquid wash that x oe | 0 solv: © hg ro par rypei. you a botile 4 eranten, | Setentty by sedaiglening eg bands are now emp and earn-|TN FRA Oct. 2%—(1 p. m)—| will be an army 1,000,000 atr Wolpe She. ebe and Ti 6. “4 Broken Lenses duplicates on \cibenntes Aikaaaen peptic wn-| ing good wages, need not apply Gerr opened a heavy bom-| American girl is barred fro Brokes | aneee. Saoeresnaee 4 “ for registration at the women's de it of the Acnérican linen east) ment, Enrollment in the 7 Wues Medbenteniiie ek Ga, Se pestaction Sf the elites, | partment of th 8 employment Meuse today, but their coun-|force may be accomplished by the| Satisfaction Genrantecd A council of 13 elders, part Mus- bureau to rep men in nonessen-| ter attacks had not been renewed up| giving of a pledge to “earn and ecmeenstaxem crtenss Gs Enterprises. forptive pares actually removes the flag was devised. thin veil of faded or withered outer! “Ang Koritea has remained a re-| tion process being a purely hygienic | , an entirely natural complexion |t Will be merged into some larger | cere—and still smile? of china and seni porcelain ware, Boldt’s has just re ceived a huge represent a consid enormous breakage, it must bé remembered that Third avenue; Rainier Bakery and the ] esino If you are suffering from some Resinol Ointment helps to overcome | neas in conjunction with the Masonic Resinol Shaving Stick is for men who want cool, soothing shaves. Four Restaurant, on third avenue, all the way to Georgetown!—(Advertise mento Hig Four, 1414-1416 | service registered with this depart have maids looking after their chil- according to Miss Campbell. Questionnaires are being sent out by the community labor board to |the insurance and real estate men | moved from | attle, “A. L.,"" Washington, D. C., to nut correspondent, ad- was turned over to the police, who are combing the city for the man | who has been bombarding the mayor | Coyly the writer admits that ‘STAMP Hun a day | away. | | A THRIT | | wilt keep the oe his | Deserters insiat that the Germans | Washington, | thruout the Lorraine region. | Following allegations that whisky | was being sold on the premises, the New Richelieu hotel, 815 Third ave., was raided by dry squad officers | | Testimonials madeat police head they have time and again purchased liquor at the New Richelieu, and that w Richelieu in a comparative: rt interval, and also claims to have been robbed of $95 on pne oCca | A lighter*man from a river craft | “ancy that now,” said a sarcastic bystander, “Have you ever tried cloves?” Utah, | Oregon, Nevad } Idaho and Montana, will 9 . cuticle, a little ata time. Gradually a a ment now,” stated Mixes Campbell, &re removing their artillery to the | Wyoming, , It a a am e the fresher..more youthful skin un- | Public, tho the general feeling there) Could you break one hundred and]! vore than we have jobs for, Sev. Tear, ard that there is a considerable | be made up of 45,000 girls. Every $ R vin derneath is revealed. This absorp-|is that the day {s coming when |sixty-cight thousand cups and sau-|4/) women have come to me who| movement of all kinds of material | Western girl is to become a “Victory | Girl. ery Western girl will on fs ‘acquired—quite different from | whole. | Some crockery smasher — 6b?/ gion. wi stvi for| Other deserters claim the Germans | 5 ern mnenrer the artificial complexion. which ap- | | ° ren, ho are receiving pay } r Be acetal tet cian Miah | g7t ,Prinetval hitch, and there| what? sone by one person, but by |20m6 Job that n soldier's wife or /are holding Austro-Hungarian sol ‘Ha air R >moved often bearing painful evidence of | ones, was it wasn ne by one person, but DY | gome unmarried woman should diers in the front line as hostages air e ee annees: -. Aes Genes Of mereos- | — P oo —_ on the flag and a —_ army of eircom nee rightly have. and guarantee against a separate Ar eee at enttelang (the first stamp imwue. The two-| dishwashers and scullions, employe fan” car oranh. Wis. of in the meantime withdrawing = complexion. It is put on like cold | headed eagle aroused antagonism in|in the four big departments Of| women regixtered for positions iw rian troopa s cream At bedtime, afd removed |many quarters. It was sald to be|Boldt’s restaurant enterprise, And| eynausted, ho married women with| Three boche planes were brought ingrnings ot 4} exhausted, ho n| 7 a fhe feaine Albanian bird, be-| it represents the |Camfortable income will be wup.|4own today, when 13 attacked eight | 1509 Fourth Avenue REY aa vice Bo eence! |bar a tocnsttocs ‘susteine torpanel| and saucers for | Dlled with positions,” ee powdered saxolite in a half pint of 4 perc nstrous Austrian imperial | Talat’ tae just can |. The Admiralty Logging Co. atl | Rien Chngel hia ting owopdertul Creature: year, Tt OP®} Kenmore has sent In a call for five | Come Today—Tomorrow ‘ fe ertien ——— ar. ckly effaces all kinds of wrinkles, . women to work as waltres and | Ne matter how caused, making ths | oot 7 Vee wate. tot To supply this de) eoneral helpers. Other calls have Come and See skin firm, smooth and young look~ Haynes repair it Next Liberty flelency, and 1M) come in from the Pierce Arrow | — theatre.—Advertisement. pera comes ¥e spite, of the almost Automobile Co. . for accessories $400 FOR BOOZE Come and Save on Shoes workers, Bon Marche, Sears Roe * h ese sam) r ago, at | creases Jn the cont) iuck and the Charles H. Lilly Co, We contracted for these ples a yea = | saree what causes arms, why it rease: how DeMiracle devitalizes tt, ed in pinin nenled envelope onl | freight shipment | Tuesday morning, and Harry Dion, |] request. Miracie, Park Ave. andj) trom an “Bhstern |% the city to lint, the men en-| proprietor, und his wite, arrested and || es Ot New York Tomorrow We Start ce f otory, pa ater eleased 0) i] va conalating of 14,006 | {Tis Zaidi step, sill be 8. bgiiaip F Debden toaeb omaren, AE otters | Sample SHOES From Washington Mfg. dozen cups = and|/" transferrin h engaged in non | tailed to locate a trace of liquor in| seucers—crhich are |cum@atial work to camential’ war ltne'pingy altho, they sayy the inte Co. and Mayer Shoe Co. of Milwaukee. wearce articles, in | mation they have received that It’s a table sale of Sample Shoes. All shoes marked the wholesale mar. quor is there and is being sold cen tore. ket, these days ana | Wisest Man i in All | there ia convincing beyond a doubt and put on tables through the ter of the 5 erable financial out —s Reveals Fact | quarters ‘Tucsany, morning by Olaf family. All kinds, all styles, all sizes. ay. Wick and Carl Alvastad, of Lot Me aS in Note to Mayor | irancn Wann, revuiter ; h g 00 Ss LL tor this snormo | Urging that the national capital be Both Wick and Kivanan tear per ave 00 2,2 PAIR ALL IN A luck with the Boldt institution | dressed his 20th communication to | liquor is sold there, at a price aver ‘ ’ consists of three big | Mayor Hanson Tuesday morntr |aging $10 a quart. Wick says he has H r 200 pairs of Men’s Dress and Work 4. 80 restaurants The| Like its 19 predecessors, the letter spent from $350 to $400 for liquor at 1S eavene Shoes, all kinds of leather... .... «++ 0+ e Working Shoes....... Restaurant, 914 Sec. | With letters during the past two/sion. Alvastad asserts he has pur-| 22 ond avenue; the | weeks. |chased whisky at the New Richelieu 20 pairs of Beautiful Calf skin. Vici $6 80 healed that skin troubl Feonomy Lunch, in| Tuesday's letter containg tnforma.|for 60 cents a elas, Kid, Horsehide, Men's Dress Shoes... .. * the Pik Place | tion about “A. L." which the police | | A e Market, and the large pb buat! | bs ve will aid them in their hunt SUGGESTED REMEDY \f 60 pairs of Extra Heavy Wax Calf Shoes, $6.80 double oak soles. . mbarrassing skin eruption, what these troubles because it contains the |lub, where Boldt’n serves the regular first name iy Alonzo and that he in| was leaning over a bar counter, voto | Women’s Dress Shoes, gray, brown, black. ee wouldn't you give to have some one soothing remedies for skin irritation | weekly or monthly luncheons and) 5? years of age, having been born | ing his opinion of the war. He seem | . $4.80, $5. 80, $6.80 til you what this girl was told, or infammetion, dinners of various local organtza-| in Mo igen in 1st ene se the chtanle pexatmint, and the | stneeee ij of sees ici . te Sh , , Pimples, blotches, redness, rough- _Resindl Ointment aided by Resinol | tons. Sat hae Ms Gane Gna tte mente a 300 pairs of Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes. «++ 02 = vos aes ae iss, eruptions, or any skin blemishes Soap tends 1 ia a3 ott healthy An interesting comptiation has | the eovertion Mbat there. never. was “It's awful,” he said. “This ‘ere PYaneurhec hs bes . $2.40, $2.80, $3.20 las cterncts 4 heen le by Boldt—those 168,000 |% man in the world as wise ax Tam | bloodshed day after day is cruel : ‘ fiends as ea ye na Sa and increase iis charms. cups and saucers, strung out side by | nd there never will be |Think off it, now—every time I Little Tots’ Shoes ... evevescee-80¢ and 60¢ e For sale by all drvegids, aide, would reach from Boldt's Big : | breathe a manufacturer's cost. Many of them are priced less than wholesale price today. LESS THAN RETAIL PRICES. Easy for you to see and fit shoes for the whole 400 pairs of Women’s Wool Slippers, plain and fur-trimmed, pair. .............+. 175 pairs of Men’s Fine Dress and XMAS SLIPPERS IN THIS SALE, TOO. sulman, part Christian, was set up| | at least $5 toward the comfort | tial occupations, declared Mins! to the hour of cabling. give” at least $5 toward the comfor' ‘ Tne mostaned face will jook yeara|aa tho governing body; Esead|This Astounding Figure|{"'s,, Campbell, in charge of the) Enemy aviators are unusually ac-|and cheer of the fighting brother, for Skin ‘Disease 1898 First Ave. Bata OwrT. eeheed wax for ‘from 10° days (0 | Manes x ponails tren oa roa Represents Breakage in | division, Tuesday tive on the front of the Sébond army,| ‘The western department of the |” ~ magn lone Bleck Seuth Public Market. two weeks. This remarkable sub- & postoffice system was in Boldt’s Restaurant “There are over 600 unmarried |in the Woevre region, where the ar-| “Victory Girls” army, to be organ | Hance, because of ita peculiar ab- | stituted, and stamps issued and a| women and wives of men in the tillery fighting is normal lized in the states of California, Sale ALL OF THEM 30% 80c $5.80