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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
Elizabeth Goodall, who will appear al
the Van Ness next week
Mae Phelps Bushnell photo)
Vinie Daily

ance Of this week Paul Potter's great
stage.
CENTRAL
The sensational five act drama, The
White Tfgress of Japan Is attracting
Uncle Toms Cabin and the famous
Salome dance Will be featured between
the acts.
NATIONAL
A splendid vaudeville bill is making
good at the National this week DOrSch
and Russell, Edwin Keough and COM
pany and the rest of the performers at
Sid GrdImans theater are sustaining
the reputation of the National as a
show for the coming week will present
George A. Street and company; Arm
strong and Davis, in automobile stunts;
Murray K. Hill and company, in black
face comedy; Dora Rousa. violinist; the
McLinn brothers, acrobats; the Metro
politan quartet, and other high class
players.
CHUTES
This weeks bill at the Chutes is re-
weeks will include Linstrom en' and An. An
derson. comedy acrobats: Pierce and
Roslyn, operate vocalists; Sidney
Payne in q sketch; James T. Dervin,
vocalist, and Eleanor Blanchard. mimic
and soioist. Tonight will be devoted
to the amateurs and an amusing pro-
gram is promised.
NOVELTY
The rehearsals for Belasco & Mayors
production of The Devil at the Nov
city theater next week are progressing
well and splendid performances is
guaranteed of the Molnar drama, inter-
preted from the original Hungarian.
will make the biggest hit of his career,
it is said
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
ALLEGED sMUoGLERs HELD

William McMuIlen. Arthur Jones and
Charles Swanson. who were arrested by
customs inspectors Monday and charged
with smuggling 55 tins of opium into
the United States were ordered held
for trial under $1,000 bonds by United
States Commissioner Heacock yester-
day. McMullen. who was a fireman on
the customs officials OF having given
the tins of opium to Jones and Swan
son to bring ashore. The opium was
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
The Horoscope

Libra; September % to October 23;
second sign of the air triplicity-Libra
people are fascinating, reckless and
lucky. Among them are to be found
the spectators of the world Both men
and women have little regard for the
value of money. They love excitement
and will seek 1t in any form They are
sex and are not noted for constancy.
They have strong natures and are full
of hope and energy. Their enthusiasm
carries them over many hard places.
Libra people, the women especially. are
exceedingly sensitive to their surround
ings. An agreeable and sympathetic
atmosphere is necessary to their hap
way. They are amiable. but apt to be
inconsistent. The generosity and at
tractive personality OF these people
gains for them endless friends. Under
this sign are born many great poets
and musicians. Libra people, should
guard against nervousness and depres-
sion. The most fortunate periods for
ittarius and the fourth in Aries Libra
people should be cautious In the ques-
tion of marriage and avoid unions with
those who belong to the water tripliC-
ity. union with Aries or AQuarius is
likely to prove fortunate.
Governing planet. Venus. Astral col
ors. crimson, light blue and black. Birth
stone, opals. Flower. golden rod.
In the Street
It Is the correct thing to. return the
ants and tradespeople Included.
To move the whole head and not the
eyebrows alone when making a bow.
To bow once only to the same person
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24

play. THE Conquerors," will hold the
stage.
E
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03
WILL FIGHT
DENTAL
BOARD
Advertising Dentists Form
Club to Use influence
in Politics.

eharelnK that the state board of
medical examiners Withhnlda II
eetHVe from ADVERTISING denttsta r..
Eafdless Of their qualifications 20
practice daAtistfY. s. dentists met
lnAt night and formed the Washing
tna Fair PLAY club
The ayawsd object Of the club IL
to set into politics and use the club
Influence 10 elect governor Who
viii give III. advertising branch Of
the profession representation 0n the
beard, elect Legislators Who will
pass what the club considers fair
dental laws. and = prosecuting At
forneY uho will not prosecute com.
Heleut men.
The club will extend is member.
ship all over the state. Including
the friends of adsertising dentists.
as veil ne practitioners Several
Dentists from Tacoma pere in the
mertlng last night. and Spokane and
belllusham dentists will also Join.
VIII Have Organ.
A weekly newspaper. entitled The
ria stick. which .iil be launched
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03

VOTE TO-DAY.
Favors sunday Opening.


Editor The star As all public
questions admit Of different opinions
according to the point Of view of the
individual as well as to MS eniight-
eminent and character. 80 also with
fha circumstances Of the case there
may be such complications Of the
evil with the good as to make one
hesitate about the side 10 whtch the
balance AZ wisdom incilues.
The question of keeping the expo
sliian open OF not on Sunday If an
Important one There are uses and
good results both from the enjoy
ment of the exposition and the oh
sufvance Of Sunday. with tendency
on the part Of most people to mag
nifty the former and minimize the
latter. A good exposition offers
much for profitable diversion and
palfication. unfortunately II offers
much that II not wholesome, but a
sityertius from good-=a snare aud
pitfaii 20 the young. while affprding
opportunity to the sophisticated.
II would seem that those who at
tend the exposition on the etl"r
days OF the week, might well be con-
strained or admonlshed To remain
away on Sunday and find renewal
for faded muscles Aiiu tAkAtH N1tNfN
in rost, IL not In n direct religious
renewal in church or elsewhere.
To many others bound through
the week TO routine toll, whether OF
mind or body. observation and OK
rerience Of the exposition might af-
ford Just the thing for growth and
opiift I'm life.
II not the important thing for
each person and for the community
the seeking of soodf Good comes
through pleasure and suffering.
through knowledge and Ignorance,
through liberty and restraint The
same principle applies 10 all. but In
detail that which 10 one would he
pernlcioua. Go another might be help
full and because the individual Is
often not equal 90 keeping himself
under sufficient restraint. public
agencies should be so ordered as to
provide something of limitation In
the direction Of temptations and in
iuigances which are known to be
conducive To all sorts OF demoraiihed
life
why, then. could not the exposi-
ton be open on Sundays with Ger.
tain restrtetionsf Though better
the restrictions ON every dnyl Gould
not money making be ignored for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03

On Sundays ] think We have Just
az much right 10 go there and our
money Is just as welcome thsre az
thhf ~ some narrow minded min
listers Who are aEitatins against it,
not by any means for religions sake.
hut simply for the sake n making
themselves prominent. II il a well
known fact that those ministers.
mostly non -theoioEiAns. are ready at
any time to leave their church or
home for any other better paying
trade or more pleasure.
What logical reason is there for
closing On Sunday What does Mr..
Narrowmind want us to dor
Does he think he makes himself
great or that he gathers more
friends" BY 80 much neddllngg
While Mr.. NarroMmlnd forces
himself 70 much To the front. his
shortcomings should be noticed as
much 81 those of others. and then
his meddIings would be better I'M
derstuod.
A. ANDERSON.
Seattle. June ?. 1908.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03
l,h Department TO Keep
ltord Of Sanitary
Conditions.
Il ADVERTISE Conditions
I,upd for Benefit
Of Public.

se.s entaining eotaplete IA
ss.essing sanitary and phssi
e..assiaas OF I'll dalries which
-. q milk IN this eity afe 10
.ssssAsa III the dails neNeps
: ! aid ADVERTISEMENTS begin
x laiy !.
"a Commissioner Gfiehton
.sssaFsty 10 Incur the expense
- ADVERTISING BY eitY orit
- i tAet. there i a statute
- .ueslfleslly calls upon the
ss..-~nt u health % Do this
= aisz
rsassa States. or govern
!. sursag sysaem Is - BE uned
hssn possible 10 obtain =
- !, ne blank cards In time
! xaena~ % puhlishlns official
- ID al aalrses would have
= ssaxuYalea before this. but
: henf cat % The question %
! cards herr bvtofe tho mid
a,ks present month and nF
- Asyx Il will BE- the first
i. manth before the first of
= III cas- b run.
s.sts~ Comprehensive.
- n gnxxfnnianl aenFlng
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one day IN the week for the welfare
of the race
Your contributor IN Saturday. Is
su. made a pisa for the Observance
II Sunday as an institution. ineanio-
ent upon ~ from the Jewish deca-
ipEue And likely. most N as would
agree with her in appreciation Of
that day AZ the enc for rest and re-
iigioue gain. Hut does moi such ap-
probation some through nurture.
rather than from force. and through
other avenues even than rest ana
church g0tnkH With the advance II
time and civilization. has eufne a
muuh more generous ldea Of Sunday
than that which confined the Jews
to certain uses Of the day The re-
atrainin which bind tire child are
not thoHe which favor the develop
ment Of manhood. nor can the race
continue to progress b the safae
safeguards, literally or dogmaticailg
speaking which wer. essentials IN
is early history
Jesus taught that the Sabbath was
made for man. not man Tor the Sab
bath The great question. surely T.
not the letter Of the law, bat Of
principle and Of the spirit. and that
which realty hinaNeA either the unit
or tho multitude Of mankind, phys
iealiy. morally or spiritually r. good,
whether Il be on Sunday OF Monday
MARAoRA DE VOC
Seattle. May 81. 1905.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03
10y United pre.1

WASHINGTON. June a.-John
HAYS Hammond. the highest sal.
aired miniug engineer. IL the first
candidate for the vice presidency
Of the United States lie definitely
announced his ambition today aud
declares that be Is IN no way con.
nscied with the GugEenhein smell.
Ter trust. In which be vas until re
Gently an empiaYe
Hammond vas barn In California
aud nov lives AT Gloucester. Mass.
As mining engineer III South Africa.
be had maay exciting adventures
about the time Of the Ianieaon
raid
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IN week or two. viii be the Off
elai organ Of the new club Pefna.
aent officers will be elected nexi
"Wednesday night. aud banquet
will be held IA couple Of weeks
in the Hathskaliar.
The arrest and prosecution of
several unlicensed dentists recent.
-. II responsible for the fofna.
tion Of the club.
All Of the arrested men are com.
petsnt dentists. but because they
are IN tho advertising business
they cannot pass the board. naid
DR. Seth 6 aHhef. former preAi.
dent Of the State Hoard of Medl.
cal Examiners. today.
No advertising man has PASSED
the present board when IL was
known that he was an advertiser.
Charges Conspiracy.
''f'hs board permits only about
one man out of every five to paaa
ut auY meeting when YOU con.
slider that all applicants are Efadu.
ates OF reputable schools. does II
not look like a conspiracy on the
part of those IN power7
The previous board passed four
out OF every five applicants.
The purpose Of the lax Il To
protect the public from empifielam
The board Is constituting II 10 pro.
teet a certain class Of licensed
dentists BY keeping out competent
men This IL done at the expense
OF the public and will. II pursued
further. resait IN q general raising
Of dental prices all over the state
Il II the trust idea with a ven.
gcnnee. showing the usual dlare.
gard Of constitutional rights
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03
KILLED BY FALLING TREE.

Charles Morris, logger. ~
years old. was almost Instantly
killed At Falls City yesterday by a
falling tree. Jasper Cevand, Eel.
low workman, warmed Morris, but
the logger was unable 10 escape.
The body In AT the Bonney.Watson
undertaking establishment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03
Have Them Analyzed
BY a Chemist

And you viii find that every beverage put up by the
Pacific and Puget Sound Bottiing Co Is free from all
Injurious Objectionable ingredients Nothing but
the purest of fruit juices used. and the quality
throughout is unexeelled by any similar product In
the country.
II you want to convince yourself whether not
these statements true. have a chemical analysis
also made of other beverages on the market Then
compare the results of the two analyses. You will
that the Pacific and Puget Sound product is way
ahead of any other.
Don't ruin your stomach by doping up with any old
drink dealer offers you. See that the label OF the
Pacific and Puget Sound Bottlina Co. 10 every
bottle before you buy II.
Dealers pay for Il. because IL is the BEST
and you should demand II of them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03
INDICTED BY
GRAND JURY

The federal grand Jury yesterday
returned indictments against Joe
Bernler and VIII g. Watson on the
charge of sending obscene poatals
through the mails.
Yeshalka Wakayama was indict.
ed for smuggling 10 pounds Of
opium into this country. An isdict.
ment was returned against All Sock
charging him with smuggling 100
yards Of silk.
An indictment was brought
against Hen q. Mitchell charging
him with robbing the postoffiee at
University station on Dec. 8. 1907
Wallace y. Foster was indicted
FOR forging a mail order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03
NAVY OFFICERS WIVES
TO co ON TRANSPORT


BAN FRANCISCO. June at
WAS announced to-day that nefmls
sion has been received fram Wash
lHKtan far the stxaa II the navy Of.
tleera OF the Atlantic fleet to sail t.
Honolulu and Manila on the army
transport Thomas. which leaves
here july &. day before the fleet
sails for ita trip anound the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03
BANK elEARlNes.


SAN JOSE. Cal. June 3 1t has
been announced thai the trustees
u tho University Of the Pacific
have accepted thr resignation OF
nr. W. G SAWYER. head ~ the Ger
man department. and former acting
president Of the institution III
health eauaed the doctors retire
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03
CONDUCTORS EXCURSIONS.

Seattle division. No. $50. Order of
Railway Conductors. Will give en-.
cnrslons TO Laurelwood park. across
Lake Washington, on July 4 and 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03

@lsk*s3e fret Al navy yard
= ave PIER :. foot Of Yealer
& -, 4S4tg zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03
mGARDrN TRACTSU

II cieanees and HEALS Soap Lake
Soap. All druggists. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03

Editor The Star BEING man
who - employed during week days.
like the ma iority Of people. ! think
the A-Y.-p r. should be kept open
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03
Chaufeurs Applaud Move
for Law Requiring
Examination.
Believe Il Necessary to
Protect Public From
Auto Accidents.

The article which appeared IN
yesterdays Star advocating that
no one not carrying license issued
bS an eAamlng beard be allowed Ia
operate automobiles within the city
llmila. met with hearty response
from saattles citizens IN all walks
Of life.
A widespread ceuvletlsn Il grew
Inc upon the public that careless
and Incompetent persons have no
right to isapoFdlEe the lives Of
others - running automobiles IN
reckless manner
Ths Star proposed the following
rem.dY That no one be aliaN ID to
operate an AUTO without a license
that an ordinance BE- introduced
providing for 4 hoard Of ATTIC In
apeegora. that they grant licenses
70 ear awnefa aud drivers alone shu
have shown themselves Ia Be care
fai and competent. that the law be
strictly enforced
Would Prevent Accidents.
This wunld undoubtedly prevent
scores % 2eftosa. II not fatal. ~.
ctdenth Many machine owners.
who are hahltualiY reckless. would
be refused licenses Children y
aud Ii years of axe would not be
allowed 10 dFtYe vehicles weighing
600 pounds through the streets Al
10 and Is miles an hour
Auto drivers Who had licenses
woald he careful not "a lose them
hy faai OF reek IeAs driving. aAd PEG.
pie who we're refused licenses be
cause Of tncumprteuee would TAXI
atepH 10 become eampstent
The Law has many benefits. and
II would he an inIaAtlce 10 no one
The rights Of tho citizens Who uss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03
A FREE OFFER
A Soc Set Of Salts and Peppers

Remember that this offer 10
open Ia every o~ner OF a Mon.
arch. no matter where OF when
ron purchased your range. Htiug
into the store \ Monarch baked
pan OF biscuits or a loaf OF bread
and win the prize.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03

syaiem there are really two com.
nlete seofea. one covering The phyai
cal condition Of the cattle aud sta.
bile and a Second KivinK IN detail
the sssiaF2 conditions exlsuaa
lieaides the complete score there
viii be = chemical and hAeteriolagi
cal teat Of the milk. The Law pm
tldea that milk must contain not
lees than ss9 Of butter Fat. SO Of
other total solids. aud that the spe.
elite gravity shall not he less than
ia8o The tests will show exactly
how all samples Of milk compare
With the required standards This
Information il e. be embodied ln
the official advertising.
~ faf the moat important mat
ter tn connection With iusurinr
strictly sanitary milk. IN he erich.
tons opinion. Ia IN keeping Il below
81 degrees temperature at all
times The Ian states specifically
thai such shall be done. but the
health commissioned SAYS there Is
more likelihood Of this requirement
being neglected than ans of the
other provisions Of the milk ordi.
nanera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03

The scores which are now being
made hN Acting Milk Inspector lien.
dereon afe Of a temporary nature.
owing IL the fact that an hume.
dlRte supply 81 blank government
seere cards could not BE- obtained
As saon rs the government cards
arrive they vii BE- used aud kept
Zoe permanent reference
State Milk Inspector VIII II
Adams. II Spokane. a M has heea
assisting Milk Inspector Henderson.
af this city, IN thu preliminary cru
SADIE AGAINST unclean daifiea. has
been III since yesterday. and leaves
this evening for his home. where he
will renain until be fillY RECEIVERS
Mr.. Adams Is net seriously I'll. hut
be finds himself unable Ia continue
the work With ans degree Of sat
lsfactioa until he has had time 20
tully recover
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03
CUSHMAN TRIAL
IS STARTED

G. r Cuahman. the AGED night
Waterman At the United States
assay office. was put on trial be-.
fore Judge A. " Frator In the "a.
peFior court today on 9 charge Of
murder In the second degree for
the shooting OF l. A. Arnola on .
South Seattle chr March - last
CnshmAn IL BEING defended By
Attorney Wilson X Cav. who viii
probably advance the plea Of self
defense
Arnold IL said TO have been in
foxicatsd and quarrelaoine when he
boarded the car Deputy F~psecut.
ing Attorney John = Murphy repre-
aenta the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-03

| IUUIH IAlh
BY
Ohio
Dentists
| THE BLESSING OF
GOOD TEETH
-
sd
TIE man OF wuman who has
Fesess teeth Il not always sensi.
HE Of how greatly they are
blessed Il 10 very much the
same Nay with thape who emmy
perfect health. They do not
know anything else. hu. the nuf.
tervr could tell them that they
did not know bow greatly thcy
we're blessed.
before the discovery Of the
AlfeolaF Method Of restoring
missing teeth without the aid Of
plates or ordinary hridgewurk.
the person who had lost teeth
had no way Of supplying the
omission bat wlth a set If teeth
fastened 20 partial plate
These were styled. and are
styled to this day. false teeth.
and that term aptiy describes
them. They do not look like
natural teeth; they do got act
like natural teeth. and whlie
they are better than nothing at
all. provided one has lomt his
natural teeth. that lie about as
much As can be said In their
favor.
You can imagine how the an.
nouneement was received b. the
general public. who were wear.
ing thess false teeth. when
few years ago We announced
through the columns Of the
daily press that We had diacov.
cred method OF restoring miss
ing teeth without the aid OF par.
tiai plates or even ordinary
hridkework' Our offices were
ba..eged with people anxious 60
find out what we meant by the
statement. None Of them could
imagine how We were going To
make teeth stay IN the mouth
without the suction. which In
the main principle OF the par.
tsal plate
Naturally we we're prepared
a4eaA 80
meet them In the most c0nvine.
iHg manner namely by offer.
inK 20 restore ell the teeth they
had lnst with the Alveolar Meth.
cd ard guarantee the work. We
told all these people. and we
tell sou now, that n YOU have
10 pr mere teeth left In either
Jaw. we can supply all that you
have lost and make them IA
aoIld aa a rock In your mouth. 40
that they will look and feel and
act like natural teeth. and In do.
inx this we won't cover up your
-hoseh with rubber plate. We
won't cause you any pain or
discomfort while We are doing
zhe NNork. and we won't charge
you any more for II than any
first.claan dentist would ask for
ordinary bridFework.
In support OF these eonten-
lions we are able 70 offer a mass
of testimony from satisfied pa.
TENTS.
II you live near enough TO
our office. come In and allow
ua TO make careful examIna.
tlbn OF your mouth. This aerv.
Ice IL entirely free. We can
thor tell ron exactly what we
can do for your. II you need our
services.
Address,
Ohio Dentists
1nZf D.Ln c.
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Duriag the Demonstration Hot
Biscuits Win Be Served

Yoa are ai&hty welcome TO
lunch with US during the demon
strAtion. Light hot biscuits. as
well "a other dalnties. wfll be
served To all eomers NJ. but
that's a good cup Of coffee.
Come on ard try IL.
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seattle, June :. 1905.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25

Frana e Egan. Of the Dramatic
school. has returned from a t~o
weeks visit AZ los Angeles. Cal
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LITTLE ROCK. ARR. March %
II came here 90 the training camp
Of the Hasion Red Siocklnas TO
aee hnw a1.acons Jim Mcclure Is
bearing an under the heaviest bar
d-n ahuuidersd By an major league
manager to-day Its up 10 Jim. you
kaos 10 develop = WANING base
ball team ant " fas material
boston likes I-snnant winners
that II. IN the American league The
Nationals have not cut HnF figure
sights ia the Hub in rrcrnt fears
but the three time champions led By
Little Jimmie Collins made. tue
Afneriean league fans cpieufea. aud
they deal like mediocre tate any
more
john I TAYLOR. j.. ownsf 81 tho
Red stockings. CAV. Ms0aire
carte blanche. and the tisaean
ap-nt s4seo0 buying younxsierN
They All leok 80 Esssd lt'a gaiBK to
b. hard picking on final deciafgss.
McGulse leld me as he xaishAl ht
Youngsters hgaiiiux in the bot sun
Veterans arr scarce IN the Red
tocklnga eamp lou criRsr HTSt
Young and lease Tannshlli arc the
only men lofs fgum lhe flag wiuning
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ne matchmaker Il pays W,iehs
making school. tih and Pike 49,.