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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1915
Page
8
In a bold public statement the Seattle dental practice asserts top quality care and rapid growth, claiming to employ only graduate registered dentists and to expand its offices as rivals resort to mudslinging to compete with their high standards.
Office staff are graduates of top programs and hold state board certificates. The practice promises ironclad guarantees signed by the operator and owner L. R. Clark. They claim lowest prices, painless techniques, and testimonials from Seattle citizens supporting the claims.
The accountancy classes at the YMCA began a social and business meeting at the association building on Wednesday night to reorganize and plan the season. A social gathering is set for 6:30 PM every Tuesday and a new class starts Friday evening September 24.
C. J. Fairhurst, driver of the car that struck William E. Moore, a Portland publishing house salesman, remains on his personal recognizance today while Moore dies yesterday afternoon from a fractured skull and bruises suffered in the Tuesday morning accident.
Russian forces defeated German and Austrian units near Tarnopol in Galicia, halting a decisive Teuton attack. Official reports say over 200 German officers and 1,000 men captured, 30 guns seized, and broader Soviet counteractions yielded thousands of enemy losses as Russians pursued retreating forces along the Sereth. The czar praised the Tarnopol success and Riga area resistance was noted.
Speech argues recall, referendum, and anti plutocracy measures defend the people against entrenched wealth. He criticizes corporate influence in politics and urges rapid rail rate adjustments, union power oversight, and removal of unnecessary railroad crew rules.
An old health advert questions readers about catarrh symptoms and claims Gauss Catarrh Cure will cure any case quickly. It offers a free trial package by mail and requests name and address to send treatment. The tone urges immediate action to avoid social stigma.
Capt Salvator Lumberas of the Peruvian bark Belfast reports 14 crew members missing after taking French leave from Callao. The crew is believed to be in Tacoma with US authorities and the consul seeking their return or deportation. They left without wages and there was no trouble aboard.
John Heaps a Vancouver business leader and son of Heaps Lumber Co. founders is charged by James Mutr for Prather Co. with alleged money shortages tied to the insolvent Columbia Trust Co. An examination may reveal a shortfall of several thousand dollars. In New York Gustave Stahl a German reservist who pled guilty to perjury over Lusitania gun sighting was sentenced to 18 months in prison.
Advertises The Williams Treatment claiming relief from kidney and bladder diseases, rheumatic and uric acid troubles with no alcohol or habit forming drug. Offers a free 32 dose bottle, asks for name and address and 10c for distribution, mail to D A Williams Co Dept 1264 East Hampton Conn. One bottle per family.
In 1893 I suffered muscular and inflammatory rheumatism for over three years. I found a remedy that cured me completely and it never returned. I have shared it with bedridden patients and it cured them too. Write your name and address to Mark F. Jackson at Gurney Building Syracuse to receive it free, then pay a dollar if satisfied.
The American Bankers association 41st annual convention enters final business with Peter W. Goebel of Kansas City Kansas nominated for vice president over Sol Wexler of New Orleans. Goebel led 29 votes to 15, while James K. Lynch of San Francisco was unanimously chosen president. The treasurer race features N P Gatling, McLane Tilton, and E M Wing as candidates. secretary to be chosen by the executive council. Kansas City is mentioned as a possible next convention site.
Former President William H. Taft spoke at the New Washington hotel reception urging Moosers to leave progressive doctrines behind for 1916. He warned that merging with progressives harms constitutional government and said Republicans welcome reformers who shed old progressive ideas.
The new school opened Tuesday with 81 105 total students, up from 80 045 on the first day last year, a gain of 1 060. More students enrolled on Wednesday.
Walter Langley a miner on a Vancouver Island claim died from a premature blast. Fire Warden T D Harris found him at the mine funnel entrance while patrolling the north end wilderness.
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