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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-10
WATCH IT!

Two workmen one of them pretty dull-witted, had
killed Of people with dynamite, protest
against the tyranny Of capital, and were trial for
their lives.
Today, a much greater case is before the public.
Let US become interested. Let us get excited. Let
watch every word published Let the preachers, the
lecturers, the authors grid up their oins for heavy
work. Let u.s. above all else, keep eye unwinkng-
ly the goddess Justice.
Today. William Wood multi millionaire and head
OF the Wool Trust is under indictment at Boston for
conspiracy in planting dynamite to discredit the
working people during the strike at Lawrence.
For years, Woods wool trust has been killing pco-
pie, scores Of them annually. men, and children
Less than year ago, this whole nation deeply
interested in certain matter. Newspapers sold thou
sands OF extra copies because Of this matter. At mil
done in the today?" II was the absorbing
matter in the palaces of the and the novels Of
the alley. Politicians used IT, Playwrights used it, 1t
was the soul-absorbing topic Of the times
Not with dynamite. oh no! With hunger, cold and dis
germs-thc heightened. civilized, legalized dead
A man must support family Of five on &c. But
he may take drink in his despair. There's
the pistol, the grave. He's killed.
A maiden must live on So But for her failure and
despair, there's the easy highway TO life Of shame
She's killed.
child must help widowed mother and infant
brothers sisters at 81. But there the dirt and
germs Of the novels miserable bedchamber. The child
Is killed.
Merciful Father, for the sake of poor, weak, sim
fu humanity, let the Recording Angel erase from the
records that awful list Of wages paid the poor at Law
rence Tortured age! DECEASED youth! Shangled
childhood Killings. killings, killings by system!
The dynamite killer! rough, perhaps crazy fell
low sneaks in when looks and places the stuff
near you. A puff, and at all your misery
ends!
The system Killer A sleek. wel-fed, church. going
unprotected respectable, prominent, leading citi-
puts your wages &c. So $2-not what you need
but what he has to gve-and for weeks, months per-
haps years. you slave and starve and shver till there
blessed rest and comfort in the bosom Of Death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-10
HODGE FIRES
z DEPUTIES

hob" Hodge, sheriff Of kins
county. has withdrawn the commits.
slons OF two special deputies Who
are employed at the it.nton cnai
mines, Hodge took In the Htrke
situation NJ Kenton on Sunday. ahd
he found that these men we're lined
up against the strikers lie there.
upon revoked their commissions and
sent tao OF his regular depatiFn
there 10 keep neutral attitude
The Hsntun mlnnrn are striking
Tor the right ~ establishing a nnIon.
Rcnton II the only mining town On
the Coast whore a union 10 not Ia
existence The mines are on ned
by the iaksy Fnrth concern.
Hodge. Who waa for years coal
miner himself. made short talk 10
the mlneFn lie told them that fs
would never lend The aid ~ his -
flee to nqpelrh the Legitimate effnisa
~ strikers 90 attain better cnndI-
tionN. but cautioned them 20 con
duet their strike In an orderly man
ner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-10
FRAZER RIVER CANYON Is
DEATH-TRAP FOR LABORERS

days since the river went down. and
Il was al this time that the bodies
of the drowned laborefH were re-
covered from the stream"
YOUNG states that on his laHt trip
through the canyon ho learned ~
other drownlngs. "All | was able 10
find out vas That Foreigners had
been Knocked off RATS with an car.
that they had come up once. and
then been finally swept away Ia a
whirlpool That was IN the lower
canyon DnFing our last trip down
NC timed ourselves from when we
struck the drop until our arrival at
the lower end of the canyon. three
quarters Of mile away We we're
exactly minutes in Eolrx through.
Mr.. Young 10 convinced that The
disqualification now prevalent among
the 1000 men at work on the Grand
Trunk Pacific railway from the
eastern end will eliminate Ia n
strike In the very near future The
men strongly object 20 the syHtssn
By which they became Indebted to
the company q the tune " SO or
$50 on their arrival ia camp. In
addition TO this. they make many
other complaints against the con.
tractors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-10

EDMONTON. Canada, Sept 10
That the Grand Canyon on the
Fraser river went Of Tste JAIME
Cache Is a veritable death trap. that
70 bodies have been recovered from
the Fraser river within the past few
days. all Of them taken out Of the
water between the Grand Canyon
and Fort George. ard that th.ss
were all apparently bodies Of men
who had been working In the rail-
way construction camps and lssslas
dissatisfied. found this the only way
Ia which. without putting them
selves 10 greater expense than they
could afford. they could reach civil.
ixation. were statements mad. to
day by H. Young. who has be.n
freightiaE on the Fraser river Tor
the past ak weeks. and at other
points on the Grand Trunk Pacific
west Of Edmonton for the past two
years
Nothing has been done. so far az
| know. 20 report these discoveries
10 the police" MIR. Young declared
Reports came ~ river when was
AZ Canyon. and though Il IL matter
u common knowledge all along "a
Fort George. so far as | can learn.
nothing has been done. II IL a few
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-10
GIRL RUN DOWN
BY FAST AUTO

Little Vivian tiedstrom. s years
old. daughter OF Henry Il. Hedstrom,
2fl5 y. Howell St. ran across Madi-
son st., at 26th av., and into an auto
owned by ]. II. Davis. proprietor of
the Washington Annex hotel. The
chauffeur tried to stop his car. but
the brakes refused to work. the girl
was Knocked down and her skull
fractured. To-day she is much bet
ter. but her condition Is SO precari.
Gus that Il is impossible 90 deter
mine II she will live.
After striking the girl the car ran
several blocks before Il could be
stopped. +. w Fuller, chauffeur.
said that the effort to stop when the
girl ran into him was so great that
the brakes gave out. AT police head.
quarters an examination proved
this TO be true.
Mr.. Davis drove back and took
the little girl TO the Swedish hos.
pital and then Fuller reported nj
the police station. He was reieas-
ed on his personal recognizance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-10
v. \. SICkFLS
For County
Clerk

w. X. Siekels seeks election up.
ON merit. He has served nearly
four years in the most responsible
position in the Clerks Office, and
the fact that he has been endorsed
by 30 per cent OF the patrons OF
the office Ii In itself the highest
recommendation. In the primary
race just closing. Mr.. sickels has
carried on one OF the cleaneat cam.
paigns conducted by any candidate.
Mr.. Sickels says. When | became
a candidate. | did so with the de-
termination to earn election upon
my own qualifications, and re.
solved not to Indulge In personal
attacks upon any other candidate,
believing that II my own merit was
insufficient to make me the victor.
was not entitled to win through
abuse OF some other asplrant. |
have steadily adhered to this re.
solve. and feel positive that the re.
suit at to-day's primaries will show
that the voters demand fair play
and honesty"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-10

GADSKI TO SING
HERE THIS WINTER

The Ladies' Musical club Of Sc.
attic has announced that. In add.
ton 10 the already large list Of at.
fractions they have prepared for
the music,loving public OF Seattle.
they have obtained four additional
concert numbers for the season Of
1928.
Nine. Johanna Gadski, operate
soprano. appears In concert No.
vember |. Nine. Gadskt In one OF
the most prominent grand opera
stars on the stage. She Is now at
the height OF her glory and needs
no words OF praise.
February 10 the world famous
dancer. Adeline Gence. appears with
her own symphony orchestra. The
young wonder OF the violin world,
Mischa Elman. will be heard In re-
cital March 3. The season will close
with the appearance Of Josef
Lhevinne the Russian yioIlnist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-10
PETTY THIEVES
ARE ON JOB

Pete Larson met a man Saturday
night who pleased him lie took
him up 10 his room at the Scandi.
navIan rooming house. and the two
men went 10 bed. Larsons friend
left some time in the early morn.
Ing with SOS and jug OF whisky.
both property OF his host.
Other victims OF the Raffles
squad Saturday were: J. E. por.
ter, 36ii Jackson. home entered
and 80. pearl stickpin and gold
watch taken. A. J. Lewis store, at
100 E. 5gth at. entered and si2
stolen. led Clancy, held up at the
end of the Havenna car line by two
men. who had promised him a job.
J Brown, Hotel Sather, two suits
and two pairs OF shoes. H. kata.
gawa, Hotel Alps, gold watch and
chain. M. = Mallory, Butler hotel.
hand bag stolen at the o. a W. sta.
ton,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-10
FAVORED
As CHIEF Of
6. A. R.

Los ANGELES. Sept. 10 --inter.
est in the national eneampment OF
the G. A. r. cenfered today 10 the
contests for national offices. The
struggle for the office of comman.
der ia chief which gave evidence
of being the most bitterly contest.
ed Of all. apparently has settled H.
self. with Col. Albert beers. Of
bridgeport. Corn, leading. The
New York delegation. which con
sistcntIy had supported its candl-
date. Gen. DanieI H. Slckles, has
thrown It's support to Col Beers,
whose election IN almost a fore.
gone conclusion.
Captain VI. Y. Osborne. OF Loo
Angeles. has practically no opposi.
ton for the office OF senior vice
commander. Americas Wheaton,
of Kentucky. leads for the junior
vice commandership. Dr. Geo. Il.
LoveIoy. Of Boston. probably will
be elected chaplain In chief.
The last scheduled special train
bearing veterans from beyond the
Rockies arrived today. II is esii.
mated thas $4,000 vets with almost
an many relatives and friends are
attending the encampment
Todays program called for va.
rious receptions by visiting posts
and relief corps. Long Beach. San.
"a Monica and other southern Call.
fornia cities will be hosts OF many
visitors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-10
FLYING RIDER
KILLS SELF AND
S; INJURING Is

NEWARK. n. j.. Sept. TO-
Charles r. Williams died in the
hospital here today. the seventh
victim OF the accident at the new
motordrome here when Eddie
Hasha. OF Waco. Tex. holder OF
several worlds records for motor
cycle racing. plunged over the rail
Ing OF the track. killing instantly
himself and five spectators and In.
Turing 10 more. Several OF the in.
jured are expected 10 die
The accident IN 10 be fully inves.
tigated. and the probe has already
started. II Ia expected this acct.
dent will result In motorcycle rae
ing being strictly curbed in the fti-
ture.
Two of the dead are still uniden.
titled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-10
Everett-Seattle
Interurban Railway

SEATTLE TO EVERETT Limited
trains 10 30 =. IN. aud sr6 D. IA
Local Trnins-s 80, 80. sac. $40
10 30 n. ifsaB a m - 20. i.ae y
s30. a.se. sso. sac n. gao I.se
t5e. s.<E. III Is p. VI. daily. Extra
train Saturday and Sunday al
ie.t5 p. uA
Ticket offices Seattle. kth av-
near westiahe. Greenwood. A u !
Drug store. saith and Greenwood
EVERETT TO sEATTfsE--IimIt
trains see a. NJ. and ice p. m.
Local frmlns--sie. ZOE. TOO. = 30,
noon n 100. 800. 5eo. s.ef n
SEQ. SEQ. s.ee. SEQ. 1915 D. ~.
daily. Extra train Saturday aud
Sunday at 500 y. m.
n Indicates baggage trains
Freight train leaves freight shed a,
Massachusetts ~. AZ .. M.
PACIFIC NORTHWEST TRACTION
tNftaJHa&E
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-10
MAY DELAY
OLSON CASE

Because the papers In the Leon.
ard Olason disfranchlsement case
we're filed too late with Frank ID
Monkton. clerk OF the circuit court
az San Francisco. u may not come
up for hearing on appeal from en-.
judge iisnford's decision this week.
II will be- heard al San Francisco on
October 10. Beverly Conner. the re.
ceag appointee for district attorney
here. received positive Instructions
yesterday from Washington. ID. C.,
To agree 10 a reversal.
The Eii Melosich case. in which
Judge fianford set aside a tzi 900
verdict In favor OF iaboring man,
on the ground of having used the M.
tie word any" will be heard here
by the circuit court Of appeals on
Wednesday morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-10
MCNAMARA PARDON H
NEWS TO JOHNSON

DETROIT. Mich sept 10, That
he IL entirely ignorant Of any pian
by which John J. and James u. Nc.
Namsra. Indicted OF dynamitinE The
Los Angeles Times building. are 10
be given their liberty. wsm the ase
laration here today BY Gov. Hiram
Johnson Of California. the progfes'
alive nominee for vice president
"Ail ! know about any parole for
the McNamaras." said Johnson. 'ia
what read about in the Lincoln
steffens Interview had never
heard Of an agreement eristlnx be
tween business men and the Me.
Namafas
Cor. johnson. however. refused
10 say what he would do II move.
ment was started TO parole the con.
vlcted dynamiters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-10
NO GEOGRAPHY
BUTLOVE ARRIVES

Some poe, one day. feeling little
more inspired than usual. lrt looae
a paragraph or swo To the effect
that love knowa neither latitude nor
longitude and IL uudeterrrd By dis.
tsnce. Yesterday two young men
proved II again. Dudley T. Walter
Was the first one. lie joufney.d
from far Australia 10 have ~cupH
Gage ~rltc Grace q. Mcrchnni oa
bis marriage license Miss Mer.
chant lived at eTs1 Washington ~.
Alonxo III. little travelled from
Washington. u. G.. to foin his love
They secured their license. aud Ra.
chel Mclean. 1919 Summit as., was
the other name ON the paper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-10
ALASKAN GOLD
ARRIVES IN PORT

Gold bullion to the value Of ST..
100000 was brought down from
Nome and the idItarod district yes.
terday by the steamer Senator, OF
the Pacific Coast Steamship Co.
This Ia one OF the biggest shipments
OF the precious metal brought down
this year. The Senator also brought
down a valuable shipment Of mink.
marten, polar bear and fox furs, and
267 passengers. With the exception
OF a heavy gale for two days In the
Boring sea, she encountered good
weather
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-10
WANTS $4,000 FOR "a
FALSE ARREST

claim OF $4,000 damages was
presented to the council yesterday
by Mary Bolin, an alleged victim joi
the purity squad" She claims that
Patrolman A. l.. Humphrey, without
any excuse. accused her OF being nm
improper character, and assaulted.
beat and arrested her on the night
OF August is at her rooming house,
I31lh First av. The claim was ne.
ferTed TO the department efficiency
and finance committees who VIII
begin probe on Wednesday morn.
Ing OF arbitrary actions of certain
policemen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-10
MOTHER JONES
DEFIES MILITIA

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Sept. TO-
Mother Jones. labor's foremost wo
man leader. entered a miners cabin
in the Paint Greek martial law dis.
irict here today and voiced defiance
when told that the militia was walt.
ing an opportunity TO arrest her on
a charge of making inflammato-y
speeches. She confided that she
had just a. soon sleep IN fail as Ia
hotel. and would give the soldiers
chance TO biting about her arrest.
The militia has been ordered 10
arreat Mother Jones on sight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-10
s-~---s-as
HOWARD TO TAKE
JOB OCT. /

Clinton w. Howard the corpora.
ton lawyer who was named by Taft
to FIJI recess term as successor NJ
es.Judge Hanford. will be indicted
into his temporary office on October
] at Bellingham. lie announced he
would retain all the Hanfnrd EN-
pioyes At the court. Howard evi.
IDENTITY believes that the senate viii
hesitate to yank him off the bench
IL he can only ret on II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-10
COUNCIL SUSTAINS
MAYORS VETO

Mayor CotteriIl was sustained by
the council yesterday in his veto OF
the amended platoon ordinance.
which was to have gone into effect
not earlier than January 1914.
The mayor showed that firemen
we're entitled TO reasonable working
hours. and that the double platoon
system. II the council recognized
any merit In II at all, should 10 In
to effect at once. instead Of postpon.
ing IL for year.
President Hesketh OF the council
Immediately introduced a new ordi.
nance. which viii make the double
shift effective on January. 1913. II
was referred to the department eff.
cheney committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-10
TYPHOON KILLS
100000 CHINESE

SHANGHAI. sspt 10 Between
20 GOO aad 90 900 natives me, dsAtf
In typhoon ia ChekianE province.
according TO advicea received hers
today The citsea ~ WIN tuuw
Chn rhow and TssnE Tsen amff-tet
heavy property damaEe. while kos
neo wns obuasFAted
At least 1000 victims wefr wash
ed out 90 sea More than u. a0o
persisted Ia TsinK Tteu alone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-10
"DYING EYES"
HAUNT SLAYER

CHICAGO. Sept. 10.--"Those dy.
Ing eyes walked before me In the
daytime and stared nj me in the
night for II years"
This was the explanation given
the police here by Patrick Haley
who Is today In jan here. self
confessed murderer.
Last night was the first time
the eyes did not appear" Haley
said. 80 confessed"
Haley Is held pending an inves-
tigatlon by the st Louis police Into
the murder which the main claims
was committed there II years ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-10
DYING MAN FOUND
ON JOHN DIS LAND

TAHRYTOwN. n. ". sept 10 =
The condition today 81 Russo IS.
coro. found nearly dead from loss
Of blood. due 20 a bullet hole Ia be
breast on the e.'ate Of John -
Rockefeller. waa reported cnnhid'
erabiy improved II II believed that
seeoro II III. MN who was shot ~
n guard @hen he tried to get into
Superintendent nrigEs house Fat.
urday night. bat Hscoro refuses 10
say how he received the wound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-10
VET. WILL RUN
AGAINST THREE
RELAY TEAMS

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 10 Con
GLIDING his training for the event
OF the q. A. X. encampment that ~
causing much interest among Wait.
Ing veterans. Col. j. L. Smith. who
viii run 10 miles against three re-
lay teams OF 10 men each. was re-
ported in fine trim today. The race
Will be run Thursday morning ~
Washington park.
Grand Army sprinters represent.
ing various sections Of the country
are being organized TO compete
against Col, Smith, who declares he
WIFI reel off his 10 miles in less than
an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-10
ISMAY TO QUIT

NEW YORK. Sept. i0.-That ].
Bruce lsmay. president OF the In.
iefnafionai Mercantile Marine Co.
a survivor OF the Titanic disaster.
and Harold A. sanderson. first vice
president. win resign at the end Of
the year. WAS learned here today.
confirming rumors which have been
current for some time.
ismay will be succeeded. IL ID
said. by Y. A. 4 Franklin, now
vice president and head OF the bus
iness IN New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-10
KILLED IN AUTO WRECK.

SAN DIEGO, Sept To- pmnglng
40 feet over the Banning grade. 20
miles northeast OF this city In their
automobile, Mrs. Frank Grandier,
wife OF local printer was instant
~ killed. her husband was severely
injured, and Mrs. Harry Sale OF
Los Angeles was severely hurt. A
broken steering gear is blamed for
the accident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-10
Health
And Success

are such intimate relations that no
one can be expected 10 be we'll
acquainted with success Who does
not keep good hold on health.
Most serious sicknesses start in
minor troubles Of the digestive
organs. Thousands know by
actual experience that health and
strength--and therefore success
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-10
NEW BRANCH LIBRARY

Columbia City will have n branch
library. The council yesterday an.
thorized the library board to expend
$500 for the purchase OF two lots
FOR this purpose, and also authorized
Them to transfer parts OF Columbia
park and Edmunds place for the
Site
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-10
Are Increased
By Use OF

Beecham's Pills In time, and be-
fore minor troubles become deep
seated and lasting. This famous
family remedy viii clear yoor sys-
ten, regulate your bowek. stimu-
late your liver. tone your stomach.
Then your food will properly
nourish you and enrich your blood
Yoa vii be healthy enough to
resist dsease--strone enough 70
take doe advantage of oppoe-
tunity after taking, - needed,
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She said that she would meet him
II In taxi he'd wait.
And when she came TO greet him
She was quite two dollars late.
New York Sun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-10
no pAnaER

Maria. look At the clock IL the
pendulum oseillaftnEF~
Law. NO. tina atm. it's lest swing
lng back an f0rfsrd all right
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Everett Snohomish
Interurban

EVERETT TO sNoHoAIsI--s.as -.
7.3e. $50. io.20 a. m. izsis. las
1:se sos. 55o, Geo. T.so. 1890.
sSoHosiIsrI TO EvERETT-s.s.
s.ie. s5s. ii:lo a m. i.e0. ale.
1.s5, AS. s.I0. 7.is. sac. 1876.
1f.Sk q. m
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= cred regularly 10 your home I
= every afternoon. and II II IN ,
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= please phone the circulation ,
= manager. Main 1900. The star ,
= subscribers are entitled 10 per. ,
4 feet service. They are enti- /,
= tied to an early and a regular /,
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= paper should be reported.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-10
GOOD pEEENaE

She--lm afraid you are Tickle.
He Tickle? Not I. For over
eight years | have stuck to the
same brand Of cigarettes.
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LONDON. Sept Io.--Two forces.
known as the Reds and Blues. each
consisting OF $50 enthusiastic Y. NJ.
c. A. workers. started today on a
man hunt. They have set them
selves to capture 5000 new mem.
beers for the central London Y. NJ. G.
A. during the next month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-10
THE Barse

MARKS Don't you ever kss>
dreams from eating af nlThts
no; but my wife h6a !
dream OF a hat from my cliskirS
at night.
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U. S. ATTORNEY IN BAD

BOISE. Ida. Sept. 10--Under d.
Fcction OF John McCourt, United
States district attorney for Oregon,
an investigation by federal grand
Jury is In progress today OF the
charges made against G. II. I.ingen.
feiter. United States district attor.
ney for Idaho. who is accused OF
violating a federal statute By &C.
cepting money for pushing min.
Ing claim TO patent after he took
the office OF federal district attor.
ney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-10
Dentistry Without The Pain

SJ "s
Have you heard OF the wonderful
success OF the Regal Dentists. how
our business Is growing by leaps
and bounds
The answer Is this
When you come here your work
Is done by graduate registered den
lists for one-half the price Of any
Of our competitors.
Remember. this Ia the ONLY
large DENTAL. office in the CITY
that 10 OWNED by a REGISTERED
dentist and has only REGISTERED
dentists associated with him.
Don't you think that . guarantee
from an office run IN this manner
Is worth something TO YOU Have
you seen our wonderful COSMETIC
platef II In the only plate that does
not slip or drop. and removes the
wrinkles from your face.
Regular $1,000 Plates ... $500
Extra Heavy sic Gold Crowns tt0o
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Regal Dental Offices

Or. [. n. Clark. o. o. s. tManaeerl
TAOS Third Ave. ". w. Cor. Union
NoTE--Bring this Ad with you