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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1916

Page

3

Painless Dentistry Demo Offers Free Tooth Removals

Dr Sipes promotes a new local anesthetic method claimed to be safer and longer lasting than Novocaine. The demonstration runs this week at the Boston Dental Company, 1420 Second Ave, with free tooth removal between 10 and 5 and no obligation for further work.

the Star Dr. M. ©. Sipes Boston Dental Company Canada Germany Seattle Sipes Dr. Sipes The Second Ave

Appendicitis concerns rise in Seattle hospitals

Report notes many Seattle patients suffer appendicitis and related stomach issues. Claims a simple remedy called Adherika offers relief, praising Swift's Pharma pricing and products from Pike and 235 war noted in the scattered text.

Seattle Swift

Manhatten Club Fixtures Seized as Public Nuisance

Chief Beckingham sent a police squad to the Manhattan Club at 611 King street and stripped the premises of pool tables bar fixtures and chairs. The seized items were moved to the public safety building and stored. The resort was declared a public nuisance.

Beckingham Manhattan Club King @t Public Safety Building

Bremerton Parade Draws Volunteers and Naval Veterans

Crowds will gather in Bremerton for a submarine parade led by the Ballard band and Women of the World drill teams. Former army navy and National Guard men organize a division with 100 patrolmen, reviewing stands, and a holiday transport plan from Port Orchard.

Army Navy National Guard Fourth Ave Treat Beckingham Ballard Woomen of Marion St Herbert H. Hopkins First Ave Vine Wal Shattuck Port Orchard Seattle Arthur P Hye Gen Arizona National Guard University of Washington Tom Patterson Fifth Ave Blanchard St Seattle Golf Club Green Lake Improvement Club Sanitary Public Market Greek Society

Rough Tactics Are Legal Says Judd

Edward Judd an attorney told Mayor's Secretary Jimmy Crehan a very happy hunch. In 1908 Judd city attorney for Kirkland carried to the supreme court a civil case on abatement of a blind pin drug estate as a nuisance. The court found for him and set a precedent that protects Mayor Gill against rough tactics cited against drug stores selling booze. PETROGRAD June 8 official notice says in new Ruslan offensive over 40 000 prisoners have been taken.

Edward Judd Jimmy Crehan Judd Kirkland Supreme Court Gill Petrograd London

Villa again escapes police pursuit in Seattle

Francisco Villa, the Mexican bandit, eluded search after a sighting entering a 9th Ave drug store near Knickerbocker apartments on Wednesday evening. Dr G Love described the man as wearing a white fedora and tight suit with a black moustache. Police rushed to the scene but Villa vanished. Chief Neckingham declared the suspect “potted again.”

Francisco Villa Seattle 9Th Ave G. Love Knickerbocker Dr. Love Chief Neckingham

Lyen denied motion for a new hearing in Everett suit

In Everett Judge Ralph Bell denied a motion for a new trial in the Lyen allegation suit. Kether Aldeen Lyen won $15,000 damages from J. L. Lyen, cashier of Citizens Bank & Trust, and the verdict struck down a cost assessment against Deeil Lewis Lyen. Attorney John Hart argued against a husband seeking judgment against his wife, and the jury agreed. An appeal to the state supreme court was noted by Banker Lyon’s counsel.

Everett Lyen Ralph ©. Bell Kether Aldeen Lyen J. L. Lyen Citizens’ Bank & Trant Company Deeil Lewis Lyen Rather Aldeen Lyen John Hart Banker Lyon Supreme Court

Plan New Station at Sixthay and Westlake

Public comfort station to be built on the triangle at Sixthay and Westlake as the city harbors and public grounds committees finalize plans. Buildings department ordered Thursday to provide drawings and an estimate of the cost.

Sixthay Westlake Buildings Department

Electra-Vita Promises Quick Health Through Electricity

A vintage ad touts Electra-Vita as a cure for rent weakness nervous debility rheumatic pain and other ailments. It claims continuous electric therapy during sleep nourishes nerves and organs restoring vitality and ambition. The notice offers a free illustrated booklet and lists The Electra-Vita Co address for further details.

Electra-Vita

Hughes Stays Silence Without Nomination

Justice Hughes will not speak until he is chosen. He has seen a speech by Representative Murray calling his bench tenure and courting supporters inappropriate. The United Press reports his stance remains unchanged until a formal nomination is made.

Washington Justice Hughes Chicago United Press Hughes Murray

Orphans Outing Held For 500 Children In Queens

Five thousand orphan children of New York were given their annual automobile outing today by the Orphans’ Automobile Day Outing association at Donnelly’s Grove College Point.

New York Donnelly’s Grove College Point

Dinner Honors Covington for 14 Years at Home Society

A Wednesday night dinner at the YMCA honored L. J. Covington retiring superintendent of the Washington Children's Home Society and his successor Marion Johnson. Covington was commended for fourteen years of service and leadership.

L. J. Covington Superntendent Washington Children's Home Society Marion Johnson Covington

Prohibition raid at Delmar Hotel nets liquor

Patrolmen confiscated four quarts of squirrel whiskey at the Delmar hotel located at 118 First Ave. B. They arrested J. A. Halleck hotel manager and Martha Deivin a hotel maid on alleged violations of the prohibition law.

Delmar First Ave. B J. A. Halleck Martha Deivin

Dock men still marking time in longshore strike

Waterfront employers awaited further developments in San Francisco Thursday morning before sending strikebreakers to buck the longshoremen's strike. Union officials after their first strike conference in San Francisco announced they would not withdraw or change their demands. President J. J. Foley of the I L A said they would work for employers who pay the new scale and recognize proposals. Seattle dock men stayed firm after a conference with San Francisco employers was set up by U S Immigration Commissioner Henry M White of Beattie to urge peace talks.

San Francisco J. J. Foley Seattle United States Immigration Henry M. White Beattie Federal Department of Labor

Valley Rose Show Opens Saturday At Rainier Valley

The fourth annual Rainier Valley rose show will be held Sunday at Lake Side club house Cade station. Schools compete for the silver cup donated by Columbia merchants, awarded to the winner three times. Entries must be outdoors grown and named, with judging at 11. exhibitors pay 25 cents, must supply containers.

Rainier Valley Lake Side Cade Station Columbia Merchants Uceepion Mre Lorenzo Marsh Cobb Kant

ERISMAN TO SPEAK AT COMMERCIAL CLUB LUNCHEON

Martin F. Erisman naval architect will discuss shipbuilding at the Commercial Club noon luncheon Friday.

Martin F. Erieman Commercial Club Shipbuilding

Corson Urges Ballard Republicans For Coroner Nomination

Dr W H Corson Republican hopeful addressed the Ballard Republican club urging voters not to underestimate the coroner role. He reiterated a pledge to continue the present administration's policy with some improvements.

W. H. Corson Ballard Republican Club

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