nets, HOT LONG WORDS, Hit«BATYOU WANT TO KNOW ABOUTUK SEinil DENTAL SITUATION

Because we are giving thepeople the right kind of den-tal service to which they areentitled; because we are mak-ing a most remarkable suc-cess along those lines; because our business is grow-ing faster than that of anyother dental office in theNorthwest; because we seefit to employ only the high-est type of graduate register-ed dentists in this office andtell the people about it; be-cause of all these things weare compelled to stand for alot of vilification and mud-slinging from disgruntledand jealous competitors. Ap-parently unable to competewith our high type of dentalwork, they resort to a lot oflong words in a vain attemptto discredit us. We oftenwonder whether they them-selves really know just whatthey are talking about in

DR. L. R. CLARK some of their outbursts.

Bat in spite of all this we willkeep right on fighting thegiod fight till every man, woman and child in Seattle andsfcfaity knows just what kind of dental work they are en-tfcfcd to for their money and then where they can get it.!? long as we stand right with the people we should worry«|at jealous and narrow-minded competitors may think orBj. And that we do stand right with the people ia evidenced|j the fact, as stated above, that our businesa ia growing sofc* that we have just had to double the aise of our officesmd add another high grade, graduate registered dentist tom staff.

These Are the FACTSEvery operator in this office is a graduate registered

Aatist?a man of the very highest type obtainable. Everyin thia office has graduated from the best dental

alleges. Every operator in this office has passed the ex-mination of the state dental board and has his certificatefan the state dental board hanging right on the wall infront of his dental chair. When you come here you haveftg satisfaction of knowing that your work will be done byI nan who knows his business and knows how to do yourwork the way it should be done, and not by any chance bys student or bungler.

We use the very best materials that money can buy?Materials that will turn out the kind of work that we caniSord to go behind with our ironclad guarantee of satis-faction.

And we do guarantee our work with an IRONCLADGUARANTEE which means something, which ia signed bothby die operator who did the work and by L. R Clark, D.D. &. owner and manager of this office, a man who is thorMghly responsible. This guarantee means that if for anyiMoo your work is not entirely satisfactory we will makek light You positively cannot, under any circumstances, get\u25a0satisfactory dental work done here.

Our prices are always the lowest, as it is a rule withthis office, from which we will permit no deviation, that wewill not be underbid on price.

Our methods are the most scientific and up-to-date pain-ks> methods that human ingenuity has been able to devise. Weeaa aad do extract teeth and perform the most difficult dentaliterations positively without hurting the patient a bit. Wekm hundreds of testimonials on file in our office from thehut citizens of Seattle and vicinity which will bear out this?Mement

And we ask you In all seriousness when the very bestfatal service here costs no more, and in most cases less,?by should you take chances on the other kind?

TEETH PULLED FREEeach morning from 8:30 to 10 to demonstrate our

painless methods.

REGAL DENTAL OFFICESDr. L. R. Clark, Manager.

HOS Third Ave. N. W. Corner Third and Union.

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! meeting of the accountancy classesof the Y M. C. A b«-gan their so-cial and business meeting at theassociation building Wednesdaynight.

The meeting wm to reorganize

the classes and arrange the season's schedule A lorial meeting

1* to be heM at every Tuesday,

and a new class Is to start Fridayevening, September 24.

AUTO VICTIM DIESC. J. Falrhurst. whose auto ran

Into William E Moore, salesmanfor a Portland publishing house, Is

still out on his personal recogniz-

ance today, altho More died yes-

terday afternoon, suffering from a

fractured skull and bruises, sus-tained In the accident, whl-h oc-curred Tuesday morning.

SEATTLE WOMENMIGHT TELL

HAIR SECRETA rreat m«ny Heattle women[. who

ha- " an abandance of beautiful hslr

know «bout a remarkable heir formuln wht<-h every w«»nan oosht toknow about. For s number of years

Seattle dru*gt»te have been contlnually <-sl>d upon t'i ml* this form-nla T'ndoubterfly the 'me of thisformula l« largely the aerrethe»>itv- end l«»'irlan'» of < * h*'

very many Keattle women «.nd mentoo Tha formula cMIWH Pf "«

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gsrdlng the efftca. ? f thts "il.ture

and 'hev both »ay they know of not

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CONTINUEDFROM PAGE 1

"Nothing la so timid as cap-ital and nothing is so easilyable to take care of what it has.A hostile spirit manifested Inlegislation buttons up thepockets of those who controlwealth."

Tardy?About tbe Third Day of School

STAR?THURSDAY. SEPT. 9. 1015. PAGE 7.

RUSSIANS TAKE8.000 PRISONERS

PKTROGRAD. Sept. 9. ?Aaitro(Wraan forcea Irving to ouat theKuaalana from Gallcla have beeniharply defeated before TarnopolTvo German divisions and an Aua-trtan brigade. preparing to make adedalve attack, and reinforced withlight and he**y artillery. w«r« fore-atailed by Rusalan forcea and "com-pletely defeated." the official atate-ment today »ald The Teutonicloaaea were 200 officers and *.000men captured, many killed andwounded, and SO guna, 14 of themmachine guna, and other bootytaken

The victory waa acctalmed hereby great crowda They cheered Itaa an "omen of au<"i-e«a for the Lit-

TAR RAPS RECALLAND THE I. AND R.

commerce law and Its enforcementcontains one of the most useful les-sons to those who would defy thepeople In the pride of Intrenchedl< wer. It msy take years, bt!t allthe people cannot t>e fooled all thetime.

- "

"Corporations have been drivenout of politics, and while, of coarse,corruption Is not ever absent, thedanger of plutocracy has disap-peared and the purification of poll-tics has constituted a real reformfor which all good c|tlr»ns must begrateful."

"We must grant Increased ratesto the rallronds when the condi-tions require It, and grant themquickly. Millions own their stock.They employ millions of m«<n."

"We should repeal the full crewbills that Imposo upon the rallroa'lcompanies the burden of employlnKunnecesrary labor."

"No change in our sorial condi-tion. It seems to me, has been morebeneficial on the whole, to th*worklngmen, than has this resor'to the power of combination amongthem."

"We should know that the unionshare com* to stay snd to remainpowerful factors In the progress ofthe community. But evil tendene|e» have appeared In such combl-nations Just as In combination ofcapital

"

But the chief ground for criti-cising the recent policy of tradesunions Is the fact that the powerthey have legitimately acquired hycombination nnd have properlyused for the betterment of theirconditions, they are now attempt-ing to abuse by seeking to placeorganized labor In a privilegedclass."

' The duty Imposed upon the peo

pie In legislating by Initiative andreferendum Is so much more bur-densome than that Imposed by therepresentative system In selectingagents to do this work that the maJorlty of the voters too frequentlyrefuse to perform their electoralduties, and thus leave to a minorityof the electorate the deridnn of Im-portant questions submitted hyreferenda "

"It la jnst as absurd to proposeto build a bridge without engineers,to build a house without an archltect or a competent contractor, nsto propflM detailed b-glalatlon hvvotes at a popular election."

tie Father the riar »ho Ita* nowtaken charge of the nrmlen

Stmilar *ucce**ea were recordedel*«where, with mora than 2,000prisoner* captured

The Rtiintan force* not onty re-pulsed the German* at many point*,but likewise delivered auccea*fuliounter attack* No German move-ment* about Itlga were reported.

Ruioina Now Purau*The Rnsolan* are now pursuing

the retreating Teuton*, and have re-oo-Mpied position* along the Heretb

The ctar wired hi* felicitation*upon the Tarnopo! victory.

"On the Km* !>« Inn front, practlc-ularly In the Groeaeckau and Seu-Reut railway station* region.'' *aldthe official statement, "the enemy'*advance >ai checked. We retreat-ed from the right bank of theLautae.

Enemy Losses Big"In the Trokl lake region we were

fiercely shel.ed end bombards withKM bomb*. Kant of Orodno, enemyat'acks continue, with heary loner*to the enerar. South of the Nlernenthe enemy I* directing heavy at-tack*."

Are You OneoMhem?

Thousands Suffer With Catarrh andDon't Know It

Is yonr breath foul? In your nosestopped* Do you snora at night?Do )"ti n great deal* Do > «»uhave fr«qutn( paTns In tha forehead?Do you bftfa pain* MfMfl II a e>*»-

Are vou losing your sense of smell?I\u25a0 there a dropping In tha throat?Ar« you losing your ??'nie of taste?Arc you gradually g«lllnf deaf? T>oyou bear bussing sounds* Do youhave ringing '? ' * * I* ther*

*mlllUfi Mure lie <?«?( Vlld «»f

Thil \nful < atarrli aud Had llreafb.

a constant hud taut# In the vfwtith?Do you have a ha<klng couch? I>oyou cough at night? Do you takecold easily? If so. you have catarrh.

Catarrh !\u25a0 not only dangeroua Inthla way. but It cause* ulceration",d»ath and decay of bones. loss ofthinking and reasoning power. killsambition and energy, often muioi

lo«» of app*tlta. Indignation, dyspep-sia, raw throat, and reaches to gen-

eral debility. Idiocy and Inaanlty. Itneeda attention at on^e.

In order to prove to all who aresuffering from this dangetouH andloathsome disease that Uauss' Ca-tarrh Cure will actually rurn any

of catarrh quickly. f win senda trial package by mall free of allcost Hcnd nia your nam* and addrssstoday, and tha treatment will be sentvon by rettirn mall. Try It It willpositively cure so that you will hawelcomed Instead of sfiunned by your

friends Fill out frea coupon here-with snd mall today.

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If rin executive officer Is dlshonest he can, In effoct, be rocalled byImpeachment or by criminal trlnland conviction, and sentenced toth« penitentiary. Under the sys-tem of recall, even Lincoln wouldnava been recalled."

\u25a0 City State Jj

GEE! LEAVE BARKAND 80 TO TACOMA;

CAN YOU BEAT IT?Tapt. Salvator I.umberas of thr

I'eruvtan bark llelfaat. In port front iCallao, ha* lo*t 14 member* of hi*Peruvian crew. They took Kreneh,

leave Tue*<!ay night, and yeeterdi*t'apt. lyUmSeni* appealed to the |v !ruvtaa con*ul here for assistance iThe crew la believed to be In Taro-ma. and I'nlted Htates authorities

are on their trail. If found, they

will either hive to return to the»htp or be deported

They left without their wsgea.

There had been no trouble.

CHARGE SHORTAGEIN HIS ACCOUNTS

VANCOUVER, n C. Sept.John Heap*, prominent in the bustne»* affair* of thi* city, and *on ofone of the founder* of the Heap*Lumber Co., face* charge* prefer-red by James Muir. for I'rather &

Co of Seattle. Il«ap«, former sec-retary-treasurer of the ColumbiaTru*t Co . I* connected in the com-plaint with alleged money short -

age*.

It I* believed * shortage of se»-era) thousand dollar* will be re-vealed. following an examination ofthe book* of the insolvent ColumbiaTru*t Co.

NEW TOnK, Sept. 9 OustaveStahl. German reservist, who plead-

ed guilty to perjury In *wearing

that he *«w four gun* mounted onthe I,u*ltanta before *he called outof New York, wa* sentenced todayto 18 month*' Imprisonment.

Wesley Gore, Evsrstt, arrested

a* cattle thief.

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For Khemnaflam find Kidney Trouble

SO Cent Bottle (32 Dotes)FREE

Just because you "tart the dayworried and tired, stiff legs andarms and muscles nn aching head,burning and bearing down palna Inthe back?srora out before the daybegins, do not think you hate to?t«y In that condition

Those sufferers who ars In and outof bed half a doaan times at nightwill appreciate the rest, comfort andstrength our treatment gives Forany form of bladder trouble orweak .ess. Its action la really won-derful

Be strong. well and vlgoroua, withn< inoie pain from stiff lolnts. woremuscles, rheumatic suffering, achingbS' k or kidney or bladder trouble*

. ? Williams Treatment conquerskltlnrf snd bladder dlseaeea, rbni-mat lam and all wrlf acid froublra,no matter how chronic or stubbornIf you have navar used The Wil-liams Treatment, we will give oneROc bottle (92 dosea> for your ownuse free Contains no alcohol orhablt-formlng drug. Does not affecttha heart

Send thla notice, with your nameand address, and 10c to help pay dis-tribution expenses, to The I>r. D. AWillis ma Company. Dept. 1214. NewPoatOfflce Block. Eaat Hampton.Conn You will receive bv parcelpoat a regular 50c bottle <33 doses),

without charge and without In-curring sny obligations <>n* bottleonly to a family or address

RheumatismAHome Cure Given by One Who Had It

In th« aprln* of I waa at

tfkad by Muinilir and Inflammatoryfthaumattam I atjffarad aa onlythou# vho hava it know, for ovarthra* >*ata I triad iam*dy afterram*d', and dortor aftar doctor, but?uch rallaf a* 1 received «as onlytemporary Finally. I found a lfH«edy that cured ma completely. and 1thaa nevar returned I hava atv»»n It

\u2666on number who were terribly afflirted an<l tven bedridden with

Tlheumatlsm. end It effected a rura Inevery case

1 want avary auffarar from any form

f»f rheumattr* troubla to try thle mat

\e|oue haallng power I>on't send >\u25a0

f #nt. elm plv mall your namo and addram and I %% 111 »and It free to try

\ft*r > nti he\e iilt «nd It has

IfOVH Itself |# b# thst 1081 lookedf«-r niMin of curing your Hhauma-Ham, you inay aend tha prloa of it.nna dollar, but, understand. 1 do notwant your tnonav unless you ara per-fectly satisfied to send Ift Isn't thatfair** WTty suffer eny Ton*er whanpositive rallaf le thus offered you

fraa? Don't dalay Write today.

Mark FI Jackeon. 1178 ? QurneyDid*.. Byrarue*. N T

GOEBEL PICKEDUS CHOICE FORVICE PRESIDENTAction of the American Banker*'

arftoclatlon on the report of thenomination* commute* was scbed-uled to take place late Thursday

afternoon. ?* the last business to beiran san-ted by the aaaodatlon atIt* 4let annual contention, whichb** been In »e**lon here all week.

Peter W. Goebel of Kansas City,Kan . wa* nominated for the officeof vice pre*ldent of the associationHi* opponent was So! Wexler of

New Orleans. Goebel got 29 vote*in committee, as against Wexler'aIS.

Unanimous for LynchJame* K. Lynch of San Francis-

co wa* unanimously chosen presi-dent.

The executive council will choosethe association's treasurer at ameeting Thursday evening N. P.tailing of New York city I* the moatprominently mentioned candidatefor thla place. Tliton ofPell City, Ala,, and E. M. Wing ofLa Crosse. Wis., are the other can-didates.

Kansas City Next?Th«» secretary alio will bo choaen

by the executive council, and it laconsiders! unlikely that any can-didate will oppose the re-election ofCol. Fred E. Kama worth of NewYork.

Kansas City, Mo.. It la expected,will be choaen for the next conven-tion. alt ho Atlantic City, X. J., Is acontender.

MOOSERS MUSTLEAVE DOCTRINESBEHIND, SATS TAFT

Former President William H.Taft arrived here Wednesday nightand spoke of the political future ofthe republican and other partiesfor lIUB. at a reception In bla honorgiven at the New Washington ho-tel under auspices of the YoungMen's Republican club.

- Speaking of the organliatlon ofthe progressive party, he declaredthat a "formidable member of the

old party" strayed from the foldand "mixed together with somesound principles a crazy quilt oftnlllenlal nostrums, fads and pro-posals. dangerous for free constitu-tional government." He said pro-gressives would be welcome In re-publican party, but they must for-get progressive doctrines.

"It Is a perversion of populargovernment," he said, "when onewho Is elected on the republicanticket herds with democrats or pro-

gressives In the llnlted States sen-ate and house of representatives.

"The keystono of the progreaatvestructure la the recall of Judgesand Judicial decision*. To this therepublican party Is opposed, andwhen forruer progressives becomerepublicans they give up this andmany other progressive doctrinesequally grotesque."

1,000 MORE KIDSSchool opened Tuesday with a

total of 81,105. as compared with80,045 for the first day last year,showing a gain of 1.080. More stu-

dents enrolled Wednesday.

KILLED BY BUST

WOODHOUSE-GRUNBAUM FURNITURE CO.

Use Your Credit?We Charge No Interest

Only Two $2.50 It IDays More y* , JJJftPrice Jr*?Iron Bed

SaleFriday and Saturday wind up our yt Price Sale on Used Iron Beds. These Bedsare from our Exchange Department, but all are in good condition, and most ofthem have been refinishcd. The Sale Price represents about 1-3 of their actual value.

7 Haamlaaa Tapaatry Ku*a. ' 8 '"fh. ,®r f4,

1Aimlnatar Haamlaaa Wilton Valval Ruga.

(11l ?!»>? Hpa.lal to rloaa ?5* 5 *? ?,?*' alza larga Una of pat-n.am out rrlday #Q 7C C"' medallion camera. larna for your aale.-tion In theand Kalurday ? O *' A..7 iln *°.?^", r "

new ehadea and rolora War*

i-«" * **'\u25a0 it A u aUs titS "-'? Lobjr^_Sl4j2s

\ r hattle Acenta f>>r the Kamou* fnnlar In golden

??c»l l< K MICAI." Mill liana*?tha beat finish: haa II lar«t«Kanirn U.'it litalna and «*p»rlanra hava drawera and rood

> r pr-. lui ed All Inner llnlmra pnrralaln alied baveled plate

enameled. ao a? to prevent ruat. No un- r" l . .J®*,!, r "

alghtly atova plpa allowing on aurfara of prl<*» 115.»«. fpe-Heater ra«ular

the Itanga ftnld on ih* -a.I. el POWH»U ' I*l ?1. V SL I! <Gflarmi Hoo DOW*. IIM rM WEEK. fll QC Pri«» II SO BpaclH. Qg_Tour old atova taken In trad*. laaJO Trlday »Dd Saturday ®

rr -(jriinbaum «

~ Furniture (bias- HFurnltur* 416 TO 424 ? Pik,e vTtrect- $1 "

VANCOUVER, B. C? Sept. B.?How Walter a miner,

working a claljn in the lonely wilds

?t the north end of Vancourer Is-land, came to a sudden death by apremature blait, was told here to-day by Fire Warden T. D. Harris,who, walking hi* patrol, round theminer lying at the entrance to themine funnel.