The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 10, 1920, Page 13

Patients From Out of Town, Whose —_ cl al, G Spec hal ‘attention Smile without embarrassment FAIR WITH YOURSELF In other words, use the good common sense that d gave you. It is the least you can do when there the question of your future health and happiness stake. he highest medical authorities of the land agree a large per cent of the ailments of human be- come from the teeth. And yet in the face of you will see people going around with decayed missing teeth when every mouthful of food they and-every time they swallow they are pumping and more poison into their system. This in turn nines their health and just as sure as fate are going to pay many times, not only in dollars ind cents, but in agonies of pain and suffering. “Is it possible that you are going to let yourself. get ito this condition? No. A thousand times no. Take If in hand today and give yourself a chance. Modern methods—high-class dentistry —low prices. These we offer you. Laboring People’s Dentists 3. BR. VAN AUKEN, Manager ted for years at S. E. Corner First and Pike. Phone Main 2555 ——5 “ ts dealing lightly with members of " Policemen Wi the Seattle police department. Only Down ith Flu seven patrolmen were reported tn Gurrent épidemic of influenza|capacitated Tuesday to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which is the lightest | Plate known, covers very little of the roof of the mouth; you can bite corn off the cob; guaran. teed 15 years. ye Re FREE | 00 $8.00. - 84.00 -84.00 $1.00 tm the years, Ht pression Hzaminati _ day. — na By vend Cg free. Most of our present patronage is ry = ate, atill Kant Seat. s9t aoe work. om iF office, fm the right place. Bring this ad with you, Sundays From © to 13 fer Working Peepte | OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS It is said that a large proportion of business failures are due to prevent- able causes—ignorance, over-exten- sion, insufficient cash or credit. Your chances of success in a business venture are greater if you take your banker into your tonfidence from the start. Let his experience and observation of the success or failure of others work for your benefit. The First National Bank helps its customers to avoid business mistakes by constructive advice and suggestions, wRkZcr On Staple Goods Included are TRUNKS SUIT CASES BOSTON BAGS MUSIC CASES BRIEF CASES LADIES’ PURSES PLUSH AND BEADED BAGS And Miscellaneous Leather Gocds ‘BEGEROW TRUNK CO. 169 FOURTH AVE. Between Pike and Union TRUNKS _|in a state that William Jenningn| ‘Sammy Got the Idea First When He Was 7; Now at 37 |: | Creas-Dale Photo. of Nebraska, ‘othing remarkable about me 4 the governor, “I'm just For instance: citizen of Nebraska whom the At 7, @ young shaver named Sam. have too deeply honored my MeKelvie told his mother that) GOVERNOR KE! TO BEAT be would be governor of Nebraska! pREEMAN AT GOLF some day. His mother laughed tn-| “Have you a real les tae mea | here That's fine! I expect %o give Sam Meke told his chuma thar | Miller nage eee cis ed he would w» governor of Nebraskal « "is" ttaarkable what a. fined, and ee His echoolmates laughed “| peraistent idea will do toward help Jing @ man along toward his life's goal Governor McKelvie wif be the principal epeaker at the Lincoln Day banquet next Thursday even Ing. McKelvie wae me@ at the train | Tuesday by Governor I. Hart, Hteeves Aylemore, Roy Lyle, George Wheeler, Judge R.A, Dallinger, G l. Davis, Hervey Lindley, James Kinney and other widely known re pub Gov, Sam, McKelvie, Remarkable what a fixed and per- sistent idea will bring forth rolf course stripl ? schoolboy nm re an we « a At Samuel a young plodder named) MeKeivie told Witliam Jen jnings Bryan and other politi }leaders that he would be goverr ot Nebraska nome dev, Bryan ar his henchmen smiled volerantly At 37, Samuel R. MeKeivie governor of (Nebraska, after havir jmcrapped the Bryan machine, the Hitcheock machine and all other po Hitiea! Juggernauts that barred his path to the gubernatorial chair That's all there was to it. Mo Ketvie was born with the idea that |some day he would be governor o his state. It was a long, hard political row to harrow and cordial, AMUSEM ENTS The bumps were many | Six C t ik. aboweey. detenate! ix Clever Acts of HIPPODROME VAUDEVILLE Feat ruled so many years, Mc UTI ete te &@ republican, bided his time, laughed at defeat and took another tuck fn his belt. | “I'll get ‘em some day,” MeKelvir told his friends, meaning his power. | ful political enemies. McKELVIE STEPS ASIDE FOR HIS FRIEND Six years ago he stepped out ready to make the fight for the gov ernorvhip. The job was his for the/ paking. But, just when the entire state was in a receptive mood, Me Kelvie did what Will Hays, national republican chairman of the finest examples of selfabne- gation on record. The short of it ts that McKelvie stepped aide and al lowed the nomination of a friend} whose heart had been set on the Job of becoming governor. | But after the friend's term was ended McKelvie stepped out and up |j on every stump in the state, routed his powerful enemies and was tri-| umphantly elected governor. When he atepped into Seattle from @ Northern Pacific train Tues day morning, Governor McKelvi looked more like a college student than the chief executive of the state | which produced a three-time candi date fot the presidency Death Mystery Finally Solved | The strange disappearance of An dy Townsend, logger, was solved Tuesday, when @ posse searching in | | the woods west of Shelton found his |body. Death was due to natural causes, according to Sheriff John | Stringer, who, with Deputy H Beebe and two bloodhounds, « at Shelton Tuesday morning. Towns lend was lost while hunting Sunday | | If » cook has good temper vlen that he is not a good cook, | rvage'’s Irrei Star Reanon's Gayest M Evenings, be to Se $2.00, Wed. Mat, tent Senta $1.50. «. (except Ladien’ ‘Mats. (except cc. Matinees 2:30; 15. Mats. 2120, ow Nights 7 and 9 Paying NAPOLEON « cy “PLAY #3 RS in 1 »medy~Drama. Nights Mie to The. Wed i Sat. Mat 220 to Sic. MOORE 3'\'s50% vA Vie Marion Morgan Dancers 4 Prabite; Heasie Rem- eel Marry Cooper; Misano: Van and Belle; Marcont & Vitegibbon, ‘Twlee Daily, 2690-8115. You Can Have Good Luck on FRIDAY, the THIRTEENTH If You Buy Your Tickets in Advance for the CONCERT AT MEANY HALL SEATTLE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA JOHN SPARGUR Conductor HAROLD HENRY Famous American Pianist Assleting Artist HOCKEY VANCOUVER SEATTLE Wednesday, Feb. 11 8:30 P. M. Sharp Admission $1.10, $1.35, $1.65 (War Tax Included) Reserved seats now on sale at the Arena office, 1218 Fifth Ave. Phone Main 2493, Tickets not called for by 2 o'clock on the day of came will be canceled and resold, PRICES: We, 75e, $1, $1.50, $2 Tickets Selling at ShermanClay’s Piano House Positively no smoking out- side of lobby and dressing rooms, LACE HIP &"" Iserss ~| was unfaithful and had lost his love = |thelr present home at 2731 Boylston Eee MARKET ON | STEADY LEVEL |. Dealers Ask 46 Cents Per | Dozen for Fresh Offering Fggs maintained a wtendy level of cents along Werstern Tu ho «till unsettl there weema to be @ steadier sitmos: | in all egw offerings, Local de mand continues light Butter market i steady, bers reporting a go0d local demand, | jonmarten / supply of to dealers. | Poultry dealers reported an ennter | feeling on «mall hen offerings. dreamed poultry quotations are 2 to 1 cents higher than live offerings. There are #till plenty of cheap ap ples along Western ave, according to jobbers due for @ géneral increase, they aay Good demand is reported for local hothouse rhubarb. Exports of wheat and flour from July 1, 1919, to January 30, 1920, amounted to 86,892,000 bushels of | wheat and 9,738,000 barrels of flour, according to a report of the United ae grain corporation, a ‘Local Markets _ Price Pald Whelrenle Dealers for Veartables and Pratt 46 jocal butter, according ae + ONE 06 2.00} Danish Ball, hes New, per sack or aon, » Lettuce Los Angeles Imperial Valley . Onions —Ore Pet stoee Per ton F. Wash, Netted Gem.. Lecal Pamphine Madiahes 90.00.@ 300.08 | 60 | Lineal, ‘per Te toeat, doa bunch | er@s.ee) Liserte| Peanuts Vireinta Kerstocs, Japanese, per Mh. . Per Natter—Freah @atry Hatter Fat . Kgas--Hirietly fresh Pullete 5 BREWSTER NOW ASKS DIVORCE 'Files Counter Sult--Would Share Money James R. Brewster, wealthy to- |bacconist, clubman and secretary of |the Seattle baseball elub, filed a jcounter suit in superior court Tues | day, seeking a divorce from Pearl |B. Brewster. Mre. Brewster applied for a di- vorce recently, alleging her husband for her. Theee claims, in |groundless. “Conduct of the eigar business,” he says, “makes It necesmry to en- gage in political and business activi- tiles that keep one frequently out late nights.” | Brewster is willing to allow her accusations, Brewster his counter sult, are jave. N., and a large automobile. Hoe |would pay her $300 a month, «ive her half of Wis stock in Morgan Cigar Co,, valued at $55,000, and hold $30,000 in trust for her to be paid | within 20 years. Half the net profits | is the Browster stores since January | + 1920, would be allowed her, 25 Speeders Face Judge Here Today Twenty-five speeder, 17 traffic violators and one reckless driver were scheduled for the police court mill Tuesday, while warrants for the arrest of elght drivers, who failed to appear at the police station with speeding slips, were issued. They are: F. C. Haines, West’ Bakery Co.; G. M. Hite, 2105 Sixth ave; John Doe Omera, address unknown; R. Lewis, Bremerton; E. G, Howe, Lyon bldg; ©, J. Sheriff, 6718 15th ave. N. W and G, B, Greenwood, 910 Union st. | | THIS WEEK— ALEXIS LUCE and “THE NEW HENRIETTA” | i with job | re furnishing @ large |) % Orange quotations are) | per tb, Tides in Seattle i, | SHUT DOWN ON | FUEL OIL HERE Fut High Tide ® UA ft | | | hecond Low | tt ] Officials Say Demand Is! Greater Than Supply No contracts f the sale of fuel oll will be made here by the Seattle Status of the New York braneh f the Standard Oil Company, Stock Exchange | | of California, without oodeulting the! * home office in San Francisco, John ene rence moat, | McLean, Seattle sales manager, an- wan quoted at 62, up| nounced Tuesday, following t |receipt of instructions from K Kingsbury, president of the company imilar instruction were issued to all ther Standard Oil Company agents. The crude oil production of Cali- fornia in not sufficient to meet the demands of Western consumers, it wan explained. “Today the crude oll production of California is 25,000 barrels daily lens than the requirements,” says the in-| |atructions received by Manager “It has been decided that | anouncement of easter| exportation of the refined products, = pa gey aesaty materially curtailed, shall be wring the early market. | kept at a minimum. that recovered most rapidly were! “The remedies for the existing gg |*hortage are increased production “% | and importations, and to a lesser ex- tent, conservation and the elimina- tion of waste by careful and scien- tifle handling of petroleum by the olf industry on the one hand, and its} 139 p.m, 24 | Second High ‘Tide 11:52 p.m, 90 ft Sew iz x | }] WHEW YORK, ¥ ened irre Ks an fmelting », ot ar Ame tore at 2 Murine preferred at 834 an Woolen at 1844, off morning demand sterling tq $2.33%, a dect of Reavy offerings ome way tor on U lic on the other hand.” fermen at : The result was a quick | ¥ The market, despite the re- || hewed buying, was nervous and spotty. | | ovisiona were inclined to follow the altho trading was not heavy. February corn and Inter gained opened up we at caining fe more; t $1254, ater trading; July corn Seattle Arrivals and. Departures Arrivals 10—Sitr Admiral i cithiccialitini February from ‘Tacoma at 2:60 a mj |dent from Sat Pedro via Ban Francisco land Victoria at 4:05 « m. j ‘ehruary %-—titr Brave Coeur from Hongkong vin ports at 6:30 p. m.; etr Lake Bikwater from Tacoma at 11 e. m.| Departures February 10--#tr Admira pe jbut later jumped 1% opened up MWe at 67 Ge, gaining 1%e additional be- fore the clone. ——* Fri risco Market Status | Feb. 10. aM preme fireta, 6fo Se per dos; firsta, 430 pullets, 41%e per ox; 2 © don. » fancy, Sle per BAN FRANCISCO, Extras, 640 per 1b; rusry 9—Htr West Cayote for Rot- tordam, London, Liverpool via Portland, Ban Francisco and Balbo bey atr | Redwood for Tacoma at m.; otr| | Princess Maquinna for British Postuinbla oer at 2:30 p.m. % | [Vessels i in Other Ports | io Kege—Rxtran, per don undersized Y comOmatan failed February 2: Katori Maru for Beattie. BAN FRANCISCO—Arrived Pebroary o: Str Admiral Dewey from Ban Diego m. Satied February 9: Btr Brook- Or. and Wash. triplets Wisconsin cream brick Limbarger . ‘ Young America | Biock Swiss . ftr President from San Pedro vie San Francisco st § p. m., and departed for {Beattio at 10:60 p, m.; str Empress of Asia from Hongkong via ports at 9:50 | Geparted for Vancouver, B. C., m. at Passed in Herd td Str Brave Coeur for Beattie at TACOMA-Hailed February 10: Btr Aa- miral Farragut for Beattie Arrived Feb- | reary 6: Btr Redwood from Beattie, U. & Naval Communication February $—#tr Banta Ines, San Fran- isco for Tacoma, 15 miles south of Cape Fiattery at § p. m.; str Weat Cayote, Be: tle at § p. m.; atr Dilworth, Beattie for Richmond, £00 miles from Richmond at Sp. m.; str Alaska, 20 miles east of | Cape Bt. Kiies str Maquan, $00 miles from Yokohama at § p. m.; str Endicott, 1,376 miles from Beatth m.; str Abercos, Portland for Yo! 2,600 miles west of Colunpia River at § Pm, February $—Str Bndicott, Seattle for Yokottame, 1306 miles from Seattic-at § DANDRUFF or ITCHY SCALP Ask Your Hairdresser or Druggist Beriault’s Mig. Co. SEATTLE 2,510 miles wost of Columbia River | ship at § p. m.; ati it Hartiand, Portiand for Kol miles west of Columbia River at § p. m.; str West Jee- sup, Seattle for Yokohama, 2,076 miles fh Cape Flattery EALY TRIAL TO ‘BEGIN MONDAY | sclentific and careful use by the pub-|/ | DANIELS, Seer METROPOLITAN SUNDAY NIGHT 4 NIGHTS and $1 MAT, WED. Mail Orders Now Seats Thursday WALKER HITESIDE “THE MASTER BALLANTRAE” ROBERT LOUIS' STEVENSON Court Refuses to Grant a} Continuance —_— | ‘Trial of William Fay Ealy and| jhis mother, Mra Anna Early Nemitz, | will start in superior court Monday |morning. Judge Mitchell Gilliam Tuesday denied state's request for further continuance. Fred P. Ken- dall, of the Day & Night Safe Co., 507 Third ave, alleged to have talked with Ealy the day of the crime, is in California, and will not testify at thej} trial. He was to be an impo state witness, ' Walter 8. Fulton, defenne, attom hey, told Judge Gilliam he would admit the testimony Kendall was to give. The Balys are charged with | first degree murder of Mra Mary Elizabeth Bryan, of Puyallup, here October 20, Asks. Justice to. Send Him to Jail! “I like the cotinty jail, It is @ fine | place. Nice and warm and nothing | to do. I'd be glad if you'd send me! back there,” Frank Victor Bostrom | told Justice Otis W. Brinker, when on trial for vagrancy. “Sixty days in the county stock- ade,” decreed Brinker. Perhaps a pretty girl is called a “peach” because she has the heart of | @ stone. 1,571,811.38 1,191,293,00 eee 9385 106,00 SALE BY THE NAVY ‘Of Yacht. andl Motorboat ‘There will be sold by sealed prow posals, receivable at the bureau of Supplies and Accounts, teen nt, Washington, D. 12:00 olock noon, 21 1920 , Yacht HAUOLI (ex-California) P. 249, now Third a Motor boat RAINIER now ta the Twelfth Naval District, 417 Sheldon Building, San Francisco, Cal. Ten per cent de: quired with bid. Right to r eject — M bids reserved. Catalogs of Bate and full information concerning vessels, and the terms of sale, tainable from the bureau of plies and Accounts, or Com of the above districts. JOS! ary of the Navy, The Mission of Milk--- We are especially inter- ested in our work be- cause we provide an im- portant food for Seattle homes. We know that our product is the ideal nutrition and consider it a most worthy trust to supply clean, pure milk, Take home a delicious Cake tonight from one of Boldt'’s Bakeries, and when it ts placed on the table it will be the cen ter of attraction. op we LIBERTY AND VICTORY BONDS uu must BELL your Libs tyke can BUY more T On ity February 9, 1 below. They are the governing berty or the may always know the and Victory Bonds, 2 ist Market . Interest $91.13 ¢ A ng, We deduct 870 on well at ‘the Now York market plus the accrued in! the world, and the highest, We ndvertine i erty or Victory Bonds, SELL to US Victory Bonds, Buy trom U8, closing market prices were es given jtberty and Victory Bonds alt, over hese prices dally ti New York market and the exhct value of your oi Ce 4 SP terest, 0 bond a MORRIS er ae Inc. .