The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 2, 1919, Page 2

.' PAGE 3 —the salaried oe cevin, sex ; € ra / special ft 00D HEALTH AND other, they cannot travel apart. intended that all os Nature 5S years service to the hom —no matter how large or small your income, the wage earner man—can have the delight of a completely home furnished this store’s liberal, through panty 7 PSPS, Y "| furnisher'| at once STANDARD SPECIAL all steel bed regular price $1.75 —a saving of 76¢ when buying this nursery chair; strongly made... of 3. swing over CIAL while 140 will 99c ‘Feat : * ae ese Frem celf-intstuation. save me ‘Watches and Liberty Bonds security when you need poedhoad Leans taken up from others and more money advanced Liberal acnounts. Lowest rates. You get full amount of loane— Mo interest deducted. Ladies’ Department. pi Loans on Diamonds, Wetches and Liberty Bends . Empire Mortgage aed Fatablished 14 Years } 201-2-3 White Building tood Headquarters for Loans. be thoroughly manticated be éntering the stomach. Wour teeth cannot do their work | decayed or sore. " & Uttle spent now on repairs may | ve hundreds of dollars and much | and inconvenience later. | 0 Utada MADE ¥REE y an appointment today with | ee os \ Co-operative Dentists | will set you right over night. Purely Vegetable | bunch fone and only objective will be the \all parking of machines on streets law ot); eh more UIT, GpaT, DRESS THE SEATTLE ‘The Zero Hour approaches! Mobilization of every able-bodied Cop in the city is about to take plac and there's not a ingle a Ohiet of Police W to the defense of t o nays has been giv: the police force ever mince there's The big attack ts due, Ite first, nh a street car in Beattie a little something to #ay on the quee ton, adding that the mayor sort of promised the boys of the department that if they'd vote for the purchase he would see that they continued to) ride “o ‘a dofense of every Bivecwst’s time honored privilege of Masbing a badge and riding free. ‘Traction Chief Murphine, when he ingued his first decree as head of the city's newly acquired street railway lines on the “no free ride” question. } | NO-PARKING TO FISHSWIMSIN ~BEFOUGHT OUT A CAKE OF ICE metere on the care ut ence. Pigures ers Munphine’s Ordinance Girl Six Feet Tall BY 0. B JOYFUL ‘This will be good news to houm- wives who like fish, and just as like ae not It wil give the iceman other excuse for boosting bis prices Sam Whitman, South Lake, N, Y was filling the creamery ice: house with lake fee, In one bia cake he maw a fish, 11-pound pickerel. Tireak ing up the toe, he landed the fish and took it hom believe | | that the fish was swimming in the| Schumaéher, | the loca 5 ree manatee S| waiter last winter, when a sudden Produce Co. in back in town, | Change in the weather trom the water | ao rapidly that the pickeret was un: able to reach deep water (That's a whale of a fish story, or it's a peach of & weather yarn, I | don’t know which. Anyhow, the lo jap! correspondent says it's true) Prohibiting auto parking in the main Business district waa scheduled | ‘or action by the cotingll utilities committees Wednesday afternoon Thomas Murphine, superintendent of public utilities, is optimistic thar bis | plan will be adopted, It would stop ans | where traction lines run, from West ern ave. to Fourth ave, inclusive, and fom Yelser way to Pike st to the various if the concern thruowt the B, Kendall, 30 years old. 101 ave, was caught under a toad of pipe he was unloading at the warehouse Tuesday afternoon, | and @uftered » badly crushed lea. Me wan taken to the city hospital It would be a nice trick for the jeoman to freexe the summer supply @f fish into joe cakes during the win ter, wouldn't it? Save ronning to the fieh market every Friday. Almon G. Raton, Wem Toledo, 0., waan't #0 lucky. He bought a house and tet No body carried away the lot, bat some found his bouse, rebuilt, more than | Fer Celde, Grip and Influenza Take Myrtle Margo, § years old, of Maybank, Tex.. is stx fect tall and wetgchs pounds measures inches around the waist, Ber head in not much larger than ao big oranke. She's in the Hecond grade school and is ' brightest girl in her class never has been sick a day in ber | life. Doctors be eve she will be the tallest woran in the world when she grows up, and estimate that by the time she's 16 Myrtle will be nine feet high and will probably weigh 115 pounds | Colds Cause Neadaches and Patne | a | | When you think of advertising, | | think of The Star. nly one 4 NE Tabicts, There's nly one “Bremo Quinine.” EL W. \FOR THE WEEK BD With Mats, Wed. and Saturday ‘The Retler Ole A OOMEDY with music By Capt. Hruce Dairusfather and Capt, Arthur Eliott JOYOUS LAUGHTER! CATCHY MUSIC! PRETTY GIRLS “‘Ullo! ‘Ere’sa It” MraedMirs. Coburn PRESENT ee SEATS THURSDAY METROPOLITAN He says Mayor Hanson will have) city cars as soon as possible a Mile from its original resting place. | You've heard tet) of long, slim per: | sons” and/ | cola and cough pain have made it known nationally, | years, yr, APRIL 2, 1919 CUT OPERATING | GOST OF CARS |Murphine to Install Meters; No Smoking | Cost of operating the city aueet ear lines will be cut down; the ship yard traffic will be handled by put ting on a Many care aa the Mines | will hold unlil the clevated ty eon nected up with the surface tracks, |And—there’a not going to be any smoking at any time on any of the | otty'» cars This iy the announcement made by Thomas Murphine, pdent of public utilition, firet diy as chief of the city’s traction lines Murphine aid he would install | eeonomy meters on each of the new | The| motorman, so that he ¢an tell just} how much “juice” he te using This | nyatem was tried out on the Muny | Ballard line, with the result that the saving on the eight miles of line! amounted to $226 in February cause the motormen were ov careful handling of their the $5 reward offere. | meter will be placed ip front of the With 260 miles and o larger per-| centage of cars, the saving should be | much greater,” said Superintendent Murphine. “We will start to put the | ve not been prepared for March, ‘Council Committee Consid- Robber Steals House; 8- Year| «mowing the saving, but te plana tw « winner” Wark will start at once to connect up the old Muny line with We tac ton Ines, so that the limited servicw care can be put on. The Faunderoy Une wil be routed over Avalon way soon, to cut down running time and eliminate a number of curves, City Engineer A. 1 Dimock was asked by Murphine to rush the com pletion of the @leyated, no that the ronnretions with the surface lines an be made, but as thi about 30 days, the sh Will be bandied by extra The “no amoking” edict immued b Superintendent Murphing will be strieuly enforced ut all times, he eta od, He did not nay just how this would be done, but be has 4 plan ‘This will stop the present practice of permitting shipyard workers tw smoke on cars during the earlymorn ing hours TRACTION LEAD TO COME With hardly a change in opera- Uon of the street railway system to show. the city had taken over operr ation of the Puget Sound Traction, Light and Power company's lines, the Gret day of munietpal owner ship of the syntem was completed eet night with every cog working munooualy. While the head office of the trac- tion Ines is now in the public util ites department In the city-county butlding, the general offices will re main at Seventh and Olive until ao- commodations are provided on the fifth floor of the municipal bullding | The first to benefit directly by Ute city’s purchase of the lines were Lake Burien line patrons, People Uving beyond Riverside found that one fare had been eliminated by ia- | suing transfers Patrons outside the city limite ride downtown for two fares, while all withip the limits pay 4 single fare Jn “General Order No. 1." tasued ty Thomes F. Murphine, general | superintendent of the lines, Tues morning, appointment of the ore Was announced to employes of the nystem: D. W. Hen: | dereon, superintendent of transpor- tation: KB. Furee, assistant euper intendent of trammportation; A. D, | general shop foreman: H. J. smi genere! car house foreman; J. 3 Wettrick, chief engineer; Alien B. Hiatt, auditor, and Mra. W, J. Bi gar, head clerk Henderson.” Pob!l and held ponitionn with the company corresponding with thei new posts. All the others were con. nected with city lines before th traction company’s system was taken over. Furse was chief Inspec tor; Flanigan, superintendent | Campbell | traction | toothache from a would be bad enough, of course ~—because nothing is more pain- fal than an aching tooth. But the ache is one of the least harm- ful things that come from bad teeth. Poison gathers around the roots and slowly and insidiously it works its way tem, gathering at some con- , a joint preferably, and swelling, inflammation his is often diagnosed as “rheumatism”. when, as a matter of fact, if the bad tooth were put into a healthful condition the whole trouble would at once disappear and the un- Pleasant symptoms subside, These pdm are also taken directly into the venient goon causin, and pain. into the stomach in mastication of the pleasant disorders of ask your physician he will tell you that nothing is of digestive If you ———— You Pay Attention to the Best Medical Opinion And when we tell you that de- cayed teeth are dangerous, un- leasant and a serious menace to ealth, we are backed up by the best medical opinion of the day. If you only had to suffer a bad tooth, that the course of the Stomedi ond greater importance to the general health than a good digestive appa- rats. ailments than you feel more to have your stomach out of order. nose, throat, and even diseases of the spine, are now Eye, ear, known if sist? You are maki At this dental tal col And each and State Dental ou have decayed chair, in plain sight of Our prices are the-very lowegt—our workmanship is the best that any one can turn out. is at the bottom of more diversified human any other one factor. And nothing will make miserable, more “unfit” or less efficient than caused by bad teeth. teeth, are you going to allow them to per- a great mistake if you do. lee you the services of the graduate regi tered dentists—men of the t standing in their profession. Every operator in this office has graduated from the very best de: and passed the examination of the State Dental Board. one of our operators has his certificate from the bad ing right on the wall in front of his dental We use the best of materials. We guarantee all work. And, by the way, ours is a REAL guarantee, which means just what it says —if for any reason isfaction, come back to us and we will make it ri whatever your work does not viet. ‘This guarantes is signed both by the operator who did the work and by L. R. Clark, D. D. S., owner and sponsible. FREE EXAMINATION We invite you to call and tet thorough examination. He will manager of this office, who is thoroughly re- dentist give your teeth a an i tell you_just what is neces- to put your teeth into perfect condition and also just what the cost will be. If you have prices quoted to you at the ordinary dental office, which do only an ordinary volume of business, you will have a pleas- ant surprise coming when you find how little it will cost you to have the work done here. that we do a of bestoems, whi pernetta ua 00 tale’ inaiiee soreile For remember large volume on the: indi- vidual case than the ordinary office can possibly.afford to take. REGAL Hiatt. eesountant, and Mra. Riggur, | | Junior clerk. | “All fampectors, dispatchers, sta. | | Mon masters, starters, car house | foremen and other officers and om- | | Dloyes will retain the positions they | now have until further orders,” the stated. | pascal: | 4,000, “There wore 4,000,000 ‘dendhead’ | Fides on the Seattlo street cars dur. ing 1918. | traction company didn't get. | buying of the lines by the city was | based on the report made of esti mates of operating costa, and when I |made thet report 1 recommended that the free rides be eliminated,” | | said ‘Thomas Murphine, superintond. ent of public utilities, Wednesday, in Teply to objections by members of | the police force. “The firemen, po- licemen and employes in the operat- ing departments of the system should have their fares paid by the city while on duty, but free rides are all wrong.” Murphine insists ho represents ev- ery man who pays his nickel, and he will stand pat. It is now up to the mayor and city council. 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