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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
Thin Folks Who
Would Be Fat
increase In Weight Ten Pounds or
More

4 Physician. Aasi-e
=rd certainly siss most anything "a
- Ahls 10 fat up few pounds arc stay
that ~ap~ declares every rscs-~isris fhtr
mar ar woman Such = r~ssts ts not I'm
possipi~ despite pact fsitur-s Thin f-~o.
pie arc victims 81 Jnai.ngtfifipn n con
diflea which prevents tho fatty elements
they ere Nhra th~ powsrr q uutrftirf
are normal Instead - rrsiinE irto ifss
hiaoa. All the fat and ri~sh rrodurinH sis
fneuts stay IN the irtrsfiuss until they
peas ffatn the body as waste
TO rarreet this roudiftnn anH to pfvaucr
a healthy. normal amount Of fat fhs
rntrfsiya processes rnus, no arftrciRtiy
supplied ~Ifh she powsr which nature ha,
asnlrd th~rn This can hest ~ arrom.
niishesi ~ eating Narrni tablet with
sv~ry meal ssrsoi 10 scisnslfic cem-
htnation o. sis Of she bwss strength -sivinH
fat yfpfurius elements hnsun 10 tho med
fnai profession Taken with meals Il
mixes with the food and ,urns IN. sugar,
ard siarrhss into rich. ripe nourishmen,
for the tirsuss and blood. aud iis rapid
effect IL remarkable Reported gains o,
from 10 to - pounds In single month
arr BY no means infrcqurni Vet 81. &c.
fion y perfectly nafarai and absolutely
ha rrnisss BarEai IL soih ~ nari-n Drus
Co swifta Pharmacy Rud other rood
druggists sssrr~hers. and every package
contains = guarantee Of weight Increase
or money back
Cautions While ssrroi hs. produced
remashahfe results In tnc treatment Of
nerS Gus indigestion and general stomach
disorders. 81 should not. owing % It's re-
uarisabi. flesh producing effect b. used
by those who are not willing TO incrcars
their weight 10 pounds or nore.--Adv.r-
tis.ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
MEBBE DAD WILL
HAVE A DAY YET

Dad Herb 4. Schocnfeld Is send.
Ing out letters to all other dads IN
the city asking their opinion as 10
whether 1t Is seemly for Seattle
this year TO have a Dads day.
Lots % people say dad should
lay low this year" he says. Lots
don't II was the intention TO LAY
low on account OF Shrine conyen.
tion. with the thought that dad
should always be the whole show.
aud not absorbed. as 'twere.
But those who want dad TO show
this year are bounding me. so I'm
putting the question up 10 those
dads who were active in making our
two dads days such glorious sue
|ceses. with the hope that | will gel,
an expression for final and i'm.
mediate decision OF this mighty Sc.
rions situation. What Think"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
CONGRESSMAN
AT THE EMPRESS

There was n ge neral celebration
OF Wilson day at all the theatres
Tuesday. the most important being
at the Empress Theatre. whore Con.
gresham Bryan spoke between
the first and second shows In the
evening.
Preceding the speech. Manager
Bronson caused pictures OF the
American flag and the president to
be flashed on the screen. and then
followed the words of America.
The orchestra stirck up the ma.
tional anthem. and. the audience.
rising. joined in the singing
We are for peace" said Con.
gresham Bryan. and our presi-
dent. Woodrow Wilson, will pre-.
serve peace n hu manly possible.
Tonight We want to express our,
selves as standing; behind him in
his efforts, ready to support him In
peace and 20 fight under his lead
ership. n war shoiud unfortunately
be forced upon him"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
WASHINGTON GETS
NOTE FROM BRITAIN

WASHINGTON. June IA not.
from the British foreign office wal
received at the state department TO
day telling Of efforts being mads
by England 10 mitigate hardshipi
suffered by neuirals from Interior
ence With trade as a result OF the
order In council and other wal
measures
Acting Secretary Lansing said
the note would no, be made public
for the present. as II should be an
uoaneed In London The note IL
NOT in reply 10 this government re
.gnrding the order I'm council. bat
81 merely n statement OF the mea
cures taken by England 20 main
tain the blockade OF Germany with
NJ little suffering 20 nenirais M
pssssiblc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
The Facts Are These {:

ReRs rdiess Of how any OF our dis
Eruntied competitors may try 10 dis
tort them. or regardless OF how they
may try to rattle the bones Of the
old combine ghost. which. by the
way, exists only In the overwrougbt
lima giDations Of dentists who want
to turn II 70 their own profit
~ this office you get the services
only Of graduate. registered dentists.
men who have graduated from the
best schools In the country. men
who have successfully passed the
thorough. searching examination OF
the state board. men who have their
certificates 70 prove that they have
done these things hanging right on
the wall In front Of their dental
chairs In plain sight.
That's the kind Of service we give
you. combined with the very lowest
Drices. the best of materials and q
real and conscientious desire on our
part 10 please and satisfy you.
In addition to this we give you a
written guarantee. signed not only
BY the operator who did your work
but also by Or. T.. r.. Clark. the ma n .
Niger Of this office. OF course some
-so-calied guarantees that are not
Signed by any one wouldn't be worth
much to you, but ours means Just
what IL says and f. n real guarantee.
Remember. We Will not be under
hid ON price and no one can go above
ms ON quality. Why take chances
on inferior or ignorant work when
the very best. here. costs no more,
and In most cases less7 Better be
safe than sorry
TEETH PULLED FREE
Each morning from 500 20 10. to
demonstrate our painless methods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
BERLIN CLAIMS
MANY KILLED IN
ZEPPELIN RAID

berlin. June ss.--The navy
yard arsenal at South shields, Ens
land. was destroyed and heavy
losses caused by fire during the
recent Zeppelin raid on the north
east coast. according to officers OF
u Swedish steamer which has ar
rived at stavangcr.
A statement from the government,
press bureau. carrying this report
added that many bombs struck the
Armstrong gun works at New
castle white Il persons we're killed
aud 40 injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
WITNESSES
TELL OF RED
LIGHT HOUSE

lurid stories Of painted ~or-
en- and strange happenings that
caused people IN that neighbor-
hood 70 point the finger Of
shame at the house at No. III
Weller ST were told by wit
nesses TO Judge Gillian.
Wednesday, when the first OF
Prosecuting Attorney lundins
abatement esses came TO trial.
Mrs. kristins Humphrey. an
aged woman; her husband.
Jesse J. Humphrey; ]. Vosnl
nura and Evelyn Reed. the lat
ter a we'll known police ehsrse-
ter. II 10 said. are the defend
ants.
The place had been pointed on
to me as being immoral" declare,
Police Lieut. Damn. the first wi,
ness called by Deputy Prosecute
Helseil. Il watched II for severa
days and nights. and saw n con
slant stream OF men Chinese. Jap
anese and whites coming and 10
ing.
When tried to stop a crow,
OF them one night. they broke int,
a run down the street. Finally
caught one fellow. asked him |
he lived at that place. He told m,
that he did not. that he went Their
to see the girls.
Later the place was raided. VI.
took Evelyn Roberts. Teddy Bur
ton and Ella Miller. They wer,
charged with soliciting and forfeit
ed their bonds"
James Johnson. formerly specia
investigator for the police depar,
ment. told OF a visit he made /.
the place on the night OF last DE
cember rs.
Il was passing by" he said. "ant
a voman's head appeared In on
OF the windows. She laughed at m,
and beckoned with her finger Il
come inside.
Teddy Burton let me in. ! wa
ushered into the parior and Tedd,
called out. Girls. a gentleman II
the parlor. They came in--four o
them. and asked me TO buy a drink.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
hart TALKS ON
CHILD RAISING

men know what men have done
md what they can do. but no one
Knows Of the possibilities OF a little
child. The hope OF the world lies In
~ children. and when child goes
down. no one know what the world
n losing"
30 said DR. J. X. Hart OF the uni
versity. addressing the mothers
training school. Tuesday. at the Bon
Narche.
Don't try to curb a ehild's desire
TO talk. he advised.
II you want to make your child
: ninny. and an exact replica OF
Every other child. just solve all his
problems for him. force book learn
ing into his head and discipline him
for your own convenience. and you
will have a bowling success"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23

other nstions 10 q court 90 srbl-
trstion and forever do away
with war"
There 10 a patrioiisrs OF
peace tina, ia greater thar .
patriotism Of war" said Mayor
Gill.
The man of the hour" fcld
Or. Matthews. 'ia In the Write
House. re 10 a man OF prayer
and peace Christian gentle
man. N this oemonstrssiosr
does no more than silence tho
Iinaoes. u viii have accomplish
ed . great purpose"
George = Coterili. Always carneft
quoted from Longfellow:
Thou. too. ssil on. o Ship OF State
Sail on. o Union. strong and great
Humanity. with all lie fears.
with ali its hopes for future years
is hanging breathiess on thy fate
The pilot" he said. ia on
IN. bridge sSe 10 lonely. The
pilot must si~sys be foreiy."
Robert >. Boyna. turning TO DR.
Matthews, said
the Presbyssrlans believe In
proclamation. bot they have
stopped preaching u. ! believe
and preach predestination.
When Woodrow Wilson was
named as the party standard
bearer at the Baltimore eonvcn.
ton. Gods hand was no, only
guiding the cesiiny Of that
meeting. bot OF the whole eopn-
try as we'll. Wilson and the
eisirenry Of this country have
before them the ssss Of saving
humanity from inhymani,y."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
ENGLAND ISSUES.
new ORDERS TO.
NEUTRAL SHIPS.
~ JOHN EDWIN NEvin

~ JOHN EDWIN NEviN
WARRINGTON. June "a
oormsny's reply to the latest
note OF protest against the sub
marine warfare ls partly com.
ploted, Ambassador Gerard ad.
Vised President Wilson today.
He indicated. however, that
II would not be forwarded 10
Washington until the latter
part OF next week.
The president viii leave for
the summer capital" at Cor.
nlsh tonight for a vacation.
He plans 20 return 10 Wash.
lnaton July 8.
BY the time the president re
turns the German reply may be In
the hands OF the state department
In this event the new note from
Berlin will be considered ~ the
cabinet meeting July T. the day
after the presidents return.
With reports that Germany
answer 10 President Wllhons re-
Joindor Is expected 10 be concilia
tory. there came disquleting de
velopments in the situation grow
ing out of the Interference with
American trade by the allies.
The announcement IN the house
or commons yesterday that Great
Britain will prohibit all shipments
entering Holland unless consigned
20 the Netherlands overseas trust
has amazed officials.
This action Is intended 10 STOP
all trade now believed 10 be reach
ing Germany thru Holland.
The original American note pro
testing against the blockade" de
clarcd BY England has not yet been
answered II Ia certain the admin
isiration In being urged TO forward
new note TO England with teeth
in g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
ALLIES RECRUIT
SOLDIERS IN u. S,

SAN FRANCISCO. June 2a--Ad.
nittiHE to the United States dis
trict attorney at New York that
they had agreed AZ San Francisco
10 enlist In the English army, eight
men. alleged 70 have been recruited
here in violation OF the neutrality
laws. viii be returned to testify be.
fore the federal grand Jury. accord.
Ing TO a statement today by the
United States district attorney.
On their evidence viii hang the
action OF the government Agalns,
several San Francisco business
men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
WANTS CONFERENCE
OF BALKAN NATIONS

ROME. June ga conference OF
the Balkan powers with the allies
as to the entrance OF Greece. Bul
garis and Rumania into the war
was proposed by the Tribpna today.
The newspaper suggested that
these three powers. together with
Serbia. send representatives Ia
Rome to confer with ENJOYS from
the allied nations.
Thru such conference the
paper asserted ali obstacies pre-.
venting Greece. Bulgaria aud Ru.
mania from joining the allies would
be removed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
EXPECT MORE INDICTMENTS
/ IN ELECTION FRAUD PROBE

national chairman. today refused
TO discuss the indictment brought
against him other than TO deny hts
guilt
Many OF the indicted men have
not yet appeared and given bond.
but those who did not appear yes
terday were reporting with bonds.
men today.
Those who have surrendered are
held under bonds Of from $500 to
10 $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
The DENTAL WAR
WARNING
w Edwin ,. Brown. -. ~. y.
s~sttir's Leading De~tsst. ia FIRST
Ave. Union Block

Kew ARE Of young.
inexperienced. combine
Dentists who copy my
advertisements. They
are with the Dental
Combine. Cali on them.
get their prices, look
thrn over. and then
come TO my offices and
have consultation ana
examination without
charge. NOU Will
SAVE \ DOLLAR. !
WILL MAKE a DOL
LAR. AND THE DEN
tai COMBINE WILL
LOSE TWO DOLLARS.
Your work viii be
done by graduate Den
lists. who are mature
fnen of from ~ to 20
years experience. In
fact. my entire staff
are the highest aalaried
specialists Ia Dentistry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
STAR IS PRAISED
FOR WILSON DAY

Editor Seattle Star: Please
accept my most sincere and
cordial congratulations on the
great success of the Wilson
day parade and mass meeting.
suggested by The Star and so
creditably carried out under its
direction.
The Star led In a great non
partisan outburst of patriotism.
which reflected credit on II
and on the city OF Seattle. and
which Justly emphasized the
eminent services 10 this coun-
try. TO civilization and TO hu-
manity OF our beloved presi-
dent, Woodrow Wilson.
J. M. HAWTHORNE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
1900 TURKS KILLED
DEFENDING POSITION

CAIRO. June 20 Thirteen hun
dred Turks we're killed during the
fighting for one position on the
Gallipoli peninsula in the pardan'
Giles fighting OF saturday. an Of
fetal statement announced today
The allied troops siormod and car
ried the Turkish position after a
bitter fight and found this number
Of dead IN the trenches abandoned
hN the enemY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23

INDIANAPOLIS. June 23.-Be.
fore the Marion county grand jury
3djourns. July ;. additional indict.
ments. carrying different charges
and even more sensational than
those voted yesterday against i2s
officials and politicians. will be re
turned. according TO reports circu-
lated here today.
Thomas TaggaF,. democratic ne
lional committeeman and formef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
TRIBUNE RETRAcTS
DR.. GERHARD STORY

NEW YORK. June 2s.-The New
York Tribune today retracted its
story. published last week. alleging
DIR. Meyer Gerhard. Red Cross
agent who visited this country. and
later returned to Berlin as an en-.
issary for Ambassador Won Bern.
storff. was in reality "Dr. Alfred
Meyer. sent to the United States
to purchase munitions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
n. B. OF G. GETS EN-

The National Bank OF Commerce
caught the last bundle OF new court
house bonds offered for sale by the
county commissioners Wednesday
when Its bid OF par. accrued interest
end an 1896 premium was accepted
against seven other smaller bids
The Issue was worth, at par
S2nO. 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
FRENCH PRESSING
ALSACE ADVANCE

PARIS. June 23.-The French
are successfully pressing their sd-
vance In Alsace. Sendernach. on
the east bank OF the Fecht river.
two miles southeast OF Metzeral.
has been occupied. II was officially
announced today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
Need $500 MORE

Three hundred dollars Ia all that
Is needed to complete the fund for
bringing delegates here from the ma
tIonal convention Of the Real Estate
association at Los Angeles. and a
flying squadron" OF realty men. un.
der leadership OF w. T. ElwelI, IA
out gathering In the stragglers. The
delegates are expected here within
few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
LOOK WnEi7E You AYE
GOING ER. .eUTOSTs"

SAFETY FIRST. speed after.
wards. There's a slogan for you.
MIR. Autoist.
Keep your eye on the street In
front Of YOU. The man at the
wheel has no time To look around
pedestrians tals II for granted
YOU are attending to the wheel.
Never argue with the man In
the street while you are driving
Maybe he's wrong and you're right.
but you may kili or MAIN some
innocent person while you are
scrappiug.
Watch out for those needless
youngsters who play in the street
They shouldn't he in the street
but they must be protected never
theicss.
Put on the bfakes when you
are turning corner-better you
should lose little time than
some others should lose their lives.
lives.
Never take chance In getting
ahead OF n street car. That trick
has caused countless accidents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
The Dental War Is On!

All this ancient history bunk has
DO bearing on the present dental
rifua3fon.
What the people want to know IS
where they can get the best den
tlsfry for the lowest price. and tudz
Ing from the way our offices are
Crowded with pleased and satisfied
patients a good part OF the public
IL coming to the conclusion that this
~ the place.
All this ancient history stuff which
~ being featured BY DR.. Clown. Sc
atfle's leading dental comedian. in
his ads has absolutely no connection
whatever with the present denta
Mutation in Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
eAuciAN TROOPS
on ITALIAN BORDER

ROME. June . Austrian troops
Withdrawn from Galieia have re.
Inforced the enemy on the Italian
frontier. Gen. Cardona reported 60
the war office today Several bat
talions. identified az troops former.
~ In service In the Carpathians. At.
lacked the Italian Alpine forces
near Monte Nero.
Desultory infantry fighting con.
tinucs north OF Goritz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
s SWEDISH VESSELS
SEIZED IN BALTIC

COPENHAGEN. June 23.-F1ve
Swedish vessels have been seized Ia
the Baltic by German warships. &C.
Icording to advices received here 10.
day. The Swedish ships are said
TO have been bound for England
with oargoes OF lumber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
ITALIAN CRUISERS
JOIN FRENCH FLEET

COPENHAGEN. June 2a.-sev.
erai Italian cruisers have left their
base nj laramie. bound for Tensdos
TO join the Angio-F'rcnch fleet tn
the attack upon the Dardanelics. nc.
eordtng to a Berlin dispatch today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
LUMBER MILLS ARE
GOING FULL BLAST

Every lumber mill near TIoquiam
Is now working full blast. accord.
ing to Mai. w. ". Patton. editor Of
the Hoquiam Washingtonian. who
In at the New Washington hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
CONTINUED
FROM PAGE l
WILSON DAY GOES
OFF WITH BIG BANG

JAMS
We told Herb schocn,eld and
George Sampl. their job vas TO
entertain Admiral Pond and his
pariy. Their cars we're nj the Pike
VI. float when the naval officers
landed.
Make Signs for Lsncor
We nominated State Senator Dan
iandon general OF the Ordinary
Glnk Brigade Dan'l ordered signs
made by the Corey SlEn Co. lie
asked what che cost would be.
Nothing when tn. cause f.
good" said the COREY sigf Co,
We suggested TO the Ordinary
Glnks that they turn out and march.
and they dld--ln their thousands.
1t Is fitting safd the Auto
Drivers union. that Ordinary
Glnks should ride In ji,neys And
they called a meeting and voted
unanimously TO set into the parade.
Everything 10 Made Easy
A tall ganEling young man OF
fcred 20 make up a. Abe Lincoln
and march In the parade The Cos.
tune Shops proprietor IL a good
patriot. She fitted the tall. gang
ling young man out with costume
and whiskerS. and he was the rail.
splitter 10 the life.
That's the way n worked out II
was easy.
The mas meeting was easy. too.
Would Madam BeHse sprot,e
sing
With the utmost pleasure
Would Madam liollingshead.Hub.
bell sing
Galdly. No trouble nj all
Would Professor Mcany preside
Certainly.
Spontaneous Espression
The whole affair was n spon,an.
eous expression OF public opinion.
We believe q was unique Consider
tho men on the stage
They nrc. politically. "a far apart
as the poles But politics was not
mentioned At one political extreme
stands Cotterill, democrat and
rinrIe.tnrer. thinker Of the type
labeled By conservatives as danger.
ously radical"
At the other end stands Piles.
stanupat republican. resctionsrv er.
traordinary.
Between these extremes are
Mayor Gill. republican from force
OF habit. Or Matthews. nominaIiy
republican, but a ticke,-scratcher
Boyns. not actively affiliated with
any party.
All Good Americans
Far apart politically. these men.
but al good Americans
And these men. only one OF them
democrat. urged eloquently and
earnestly that We forget party diff
ferences and unitediy support in this
international crisis he whom DR..
Matthews described az the man OF
the hour"
Ex-senator Piles sounded the
keynote when he said:
81 am not here as republi-
can, but az . citizen OF the
greatest republic In the world"
and he set himself down -
man OF peace when he declared:
in organized government we
submit our lives, our liberty
and our property 20 the courts
when disputes arise. SO we
should submit our quarrels with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23

Western Navigation company's
steamer. Edison .ight. viii leave
Philadelphia this week. establisA-
ing n new line to Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23

Read my story on the combine aud
Dental Takers IN next Saturdn y y
star.
EDWIN J. BROWN. u. u. &.
ii3 First Ave. Union Rlocig
open evenings until sand Sundays
until I Tor people who work. Phone
Main 354O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
Regal Dental Offices

DE- =. Il. CLARK, Managar.
1906 THIRD AVENUE
Northwest Corner Third and Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23

NV optical de-
partrncnt will save
YOU from soc TO s.
on any pair OF
* glasses yCu may
FegptTa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23

fINtrnctI1E Tree mud Without main
mt all hours.
BEWARE Of Dentists claiming to
he the fright Dr. Brown" at First
ave. and Cherry St. and representing
themaelNcs 70 be my nsslstnnts.