The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 5, 1912, Page 3

. URE MILK 6 ond Invalids IRLICK’S and D MILK pe art. grain, in powder form. - growing children. the whole body. mothers and the aged. than tea or coffee, Ash for MORLICK'S: SContains Pure Milk \e@een HIO fate INTISTS av and University St. Stone-Fisher Co. RACK 2a R WORK 12 YRAKS WORK ut Rate Prices. L Easy Payments at SS WRITTEN GUARANTEE fF ON ALL WORK Who are looking tor U1 First avenue, in see the nign, “The Town,” in front of B block, and think coming to my offices, discover that they are of the wrong Dr. 75,000 On become ‘convinced ist arged work ane wor! tat this was the upon which to Pi pee indorsed my LEGISLATIVE C ANDIDAT ES PLEDGED TO PEOPLE’S CAUSE The following are the progressive varty candidates for juatioes of the peace and for constables. You vote or them when you put a cross in he progressive party circle Justices of the = Peace-—Seattie Precinct John A, Rest Howard O. Durk, Deville Lewis Hiram U, Woodin Constables—-Seattic Precinct M. 8. Garvin, W, D. Hudson, Peter Johnson. Frank Kane. Justices of the Precinets Auburn Precinct George F. Gray Kent Precinct A. Rock 1 Renton Precinct A. C. Wilson, Snoqualmie Precinct Albert Klaus. Constable—Auburn Precinct August Roehl. Make you ext legislature a pro sressive legislature, You can do so by putting @ cros#—one cross in the progressive party cirele. This means a vote for all progressives including the members of the legi» lature, It will also mean that there will be a progressive speaker in the ice-—Country i om oo house, Thomas F. Murphine, from the 42nd district, for example, in stead of the old reactionary stand pat apeaker, Howard Taylor. The following are the candidates for the legislature from the various districts POR THE LEGISLATURE For State Senator—J36th District Rick Burrows For Members of the House-—40th District M. EB. Brewer J, C. Durgin. RN, Nixe 4let District Dan Farle Paul Houser 42nd District W. T. Christensen Thomas F. Murphin 43rd District Alvin R. Bravender. 8. N. Sorenson 44th District J. Larkio. Woten 45th District Glenn 8, Corkery M. L, Longfellow 46th District Nelson R. Anderson G. W. Merrick 47th District Emil J. Brandt. H. D, Buchanan Wm R. B ~ | THE AMENDMENTS For the proposed amendment to section seven (7) of article elev. en (X1.) of the constitution, re moving the prohibition against county officers, except county treasurer, holding office for more than two terms. Vote No... ( For the proposed amendment to article one (1) of the constitution by adding thereto at the end of said article one (1) two new sec- tions, to be numbered sections 33 and 34 of said article one (1), aw thorizing and providing for the )} | recall and discharge of any elect. ive public officer and election of weeessor, Vote Yes a For the proposed. amendment of section 1 of article II. of the con. stitut of the state of Washing to ting to legislative powers and providing for the initiative and referendum. Vote Yee ( ) For the proposed amendment of ar- ticle Il. of the constitution of the state of Washington by striking section 31 therefrom, which re lates to the time when laws take effect. Vote Yes ) | NINE JUDGES ae | PROVOKING, DON'T Y' KNOW TO BE CHOSEN Nine judges of the superior court are to be elected today, The names of the candidates are placed in a nonpartisan columa on the ballot Voters may vote for less than ine, bat not for more than nine The following ave the 18 cand} dates from which nine are to be chow: Boyd J. Tallman. L. Frank Brown. Cieero Hawkins. John E. Hompbries. John T. Casey J. T. Ronald. R. B. Albertson Cart J. Smith. King Dykeman. Kenneth Mackintosh Everett Smith Mitehell Giliiam. A. W. Prater. Hi. A. P. Myers. R. R. George. Frank S. Griffith John 3, Jurey James T. Lawler. For judges of the supreme bench, vote for three, by writing in the name of either W. W. Black or Joba 4 reat i) generally are unit- essives: ing to support Judge lL. Frank Brown, who has been a tireless worker for the progressive cause. The Municipal league, composed of over 400 soung business and pro- fessional men, after making a thor- ough investigation 5 Ssselgen bond positions which are up for a vote toay, has issued the follow- ing advisory ballot: Issue King county fair bonds... King county road bonds. . Courthouse bonds, Third a ine are the aver: ¥ local commission ae. » eum peld by w ee set to variation. according to fu ‘Sud general excelience, but {hese prt ne Enicas, otherwise indt for strictly first Paying Price. fa ranch . Pree Peet TN uit—hething Price New apples « Valencia oranges Pearse . e Chucks le na. No. 1, fail eut.. . Dressed hoes . Trimmed sider Short loin po’ Shoulders . Pork sausage « Liver nausage Bologna - Ox tongue, oot Dried ry, & Spring brotlers . Hens Turkeys, live... Roosters, live, 1b. Spring ducklings . Ducks, old, live, Ib. egetabl: Potatoes, new, ton « learrots, local . | Beets, local urnips, sack Parmey, a0z, - Tomatoes, Cal 60 |Celery, doz. es Be 7 Eastern Washington timothy . 1 i nnot Marmaduke.” Why not, Regie? “The more I spend on exclusively tallored sults, the more I look like a billboard picture of ready-made clothes.” RACE SUICIDE IN MISSOURI D. A. R. KANSAS CITY, Mo. Nov. 5.- “Race suicide is threatening the Missouri Daughters of the Ameri ean Revolution. Only one new Daughter” was born in the last year. say lam happy FROM EXPRESSMAN LINCOLN, Neb, Nov. 5.—Four thousand dollars was the value of a rol! of “dip” lifted from Homer CHICAGO, Nov. 6.—Jos, Schubert admitted t charge of his land- Jord that his chickens were eating the cement floor under his store. ‘They laid hard-shelled exes. UNDERTAKERS FIGHT FOR DEAD “PRIZE” CHICAGO, Nov. 5.—Two under. takers fought over the possession of Mrs. Helen Westland’s body One broke down the morgue door at Passavant hospital and seized the “prize.” BEER AND BOOZE FLOW FREELY WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.—Every week New Yorkers consume 30, 600,000 quarts of beer, 40,000 quarts of champagne of whisky, according Harry Smith. to ALBANY PAINLE= Albany Cut-Rate Dentists “ There is not a Dental Office In the world where the very best den- tal work costs #0 little One year ago we started out eut rates, and the great volume of 4 cut rates brought t our continu name alone is work will be t the best materials outh. owe do exactly the same kind and class of work on other people's teeth that we would want done in our in mouths, and our examination and consultation costs you nothing. THE BEST ARTIFICIAL TEBTH CONSTRUCTORS, BEST GOLD AND PORCELAIN CROWN AND BRIDGE WORKERS, best gold and porcelain fitlers of teeth, and the best Pain- leas extractors of teeth in the Unit- ed Btates today, are with the Albany Denth and our reasonable are beyond al! question the lowest ever offered in Seattle. Our low prices will continue because they pre bringing us the large practice ire and require. uarantee all work for i 08 ntal work Our hi best, and only wu in your and a Take Wievator or Walk Up. Prices Will Surprise You. be 7 Work Will Please Yeu. | League, THE HOW TO MARK YOUR VOTE To vote the ticket you simply cross in the circle name “Progressive This records your Roosevelt and all of gressive candidates If. you should desire to vote for man on other ticket you simply put a cross in the square his name. Be careful in marking your ballot as it easy to make it void, Take your time and be sure you ‘yes” on the three amendments t the constitution providing for the Initiative, Rilessnmure and the Recall Progressine Tide progressive put your under the ‘Ticket vote for the pro some some opposite is vote jectors of President and Vice President Vote for Seven HELEN J. SCOTT... GEORGE H. WALKER AUSTIN MIRES FRED J, MEINIKE WILLIAM J. BIGGAR G. ALFRED HAYNES DONALD URQUHART . Represen ve in Congress at Large Vote for Two J, W. BRYAN J. A. FALCONER,, “O Representative in Congress for the tat Congressional District DANIEL LANDON Governor ROBERT T. HODGE.. Lieutenant Governor YOR TEATS Secretary of State W. H. PORD. State Treasurer ARTHUR 8. CORY...... State Auditor ANDREW E. MOBERG Attorney General Be. G. MILLA Commissioner ef Public Lande W. hh. KAUFMAN oO Superintendent of Public inatruction c, BE. BRACH Insurance Commissioner J. W. COLLINS County Auditor BYRON PHELPS .. County Engineer A. B. FULLER County Superintendent of Common Schools MARY SIMMONS ... County Assessor 8. O. WOTEN County Clerk M. H. CUSHING..... County Treasurer JAS. R, CRAWFORD.. County Sheriff JOUN STRINGER ... County Coroner WALTER KELTON . County Prosecuting Attorney CHAS. M. BAXTER.... 0 County Commissioners Vote for Two 2nd Commissioner District CORNELIUS V. GARRISON(L) 3rd Commissioner District THOS. DOBSON ...... REPUDIATES IT An advisory ballot by the “Wom en's Non-Partisan which indorses county standpat candidates, is being circu lated in some parte of the city to day signed by “Mrs. T. P, Thomp son, President of the North End Progressive Club.” Mrs. Thompson announced this noon that she knew nothing about the league, and, of course, had not signed the circular Aunt Delia Wants Taft Elected, Anyway NEW YORK, Nov, 5.—To hear the election returns, Mrs, Taft, wife of the president, accompanied by her daughter Helen, arrived here this morning and are the guests of Mr and Mrs. Charles D. Hilles. After the returns are in, Mrs. Taft will journey to Washington to join the president at the White House President Taft has received a tel- egram from his aunt, Delia Torrey, stating that she and her friends were praying for his suc " STAR—TUESDAY, *|returna of the election tonight on Investigating | NOVEMBER 5 1912, “LUCKY” WIRE FOR WOODROW PRINCETON, N. J, , Nov. 6 Woodrow Wilson, democratic noml- nee for president, will receive the the same telegraph inetrament which announced the returns to Grover Clyeveland when he was elected to the presidency in. 1892. This instrument was presented to} | Wilson by Commodore EB, C, Hene- lect, an intimate friend of the for- a i and played erib | night of the election tn 1892, and thet" Cleveland became annoyed when the returns interrupted the gume, BIG FIGHT — ,, ON SHARKS OMA, Nov. 5.—Leading com fdtJal houses of this city have made the announcement that here after, employers will aid employes jn eseaping from the grasp of loan sharks, particular alm being made at offices conducted under the names of D. H. Tolman and D. D. Drake, both of which concerns op erate from a main office in New York, It ts id that veral of the largest employers in Tacoma will provide a fund for lending money to wage earners in their employ, The city in already pian ning to place a fund of $5,000 at the disposal of municipal employes. BURNS HERSELF AND HER BABY OSSAWATOMIF, Kan., Noy, 5. Crawling into a dry goods box with her infant daughter and son aged 6 years, Mrs, Myrtle Perdue, in a fit }of temporary insanity, set fire to jthe box The woman and baby were burn 4 to a crisp, and the boy probably ally | HORROR OF WAR LONDON, Nov. 6.--About 20,000 | panic-stricken inhabitants of towne in the vicinity of Salonika have poured Into that city, according to | dispaches recetved here by the Lon }don Post. Hundrede of fugitives jaino are sald to bave reached Sal lonika from Uskup, in addition to 7,000 Anatolian soldiers sent from Constantinople rT president edict declared CHICAGO, Nov. Attorney Jamen H. Purdy, author of “Purdy's Law of Corporations,” ts dead bere, at the age of 74 years. He had practiced law in Los Angeles, St | Louts and Prescott, Ariz j Hair! Hair! DLOR THE HAIR 4.0. Ayer Go., Lowell, Mam, maintaining its NENT roads— | CRETE BASE, THE ASSOCI BREAK RECORD! OR HIS NECK (By United Press Leased Wire) » Nov. B—In an attempt break the American aviation reeord for flight, Robt, G. Fowler, aviator to cross the Amerie con | tinent In an aeroplane, will leave| Griffith Park aviation field here to morrow morning, Fowled plans to land at the PanamaPacifie expont tion grounds, in San Franciseo,| without a stop, His biplane, which is equip: with a Farnum contro! is being changed to a Wright con-| trol, with which he is more famil-| jar Nebraska, Even Money LINCOLN, Neb. Nov, 5. Demo | crates and progressives are offering | even money here on the result of |———————— the election In Nebraska. President vorted, An amendment providing for the initiative and ref. erendum law is submitted in itself with its headaches, sour stomach, anpleasant breath and nervous depression—but nervousness brings @ bad train of worse ills if it is not soon corrected, But if you will clear your system of poisonous bile you will be rid of present troubles and be secure against others which may be worse. BEECHAM’S PILLS act quickly and surely—they regulate the bowels, stimulate the liver and kidneys~tone the stomach, Then your blood will be purer and richer and your nerves won't bother you. The hole world over Beecham’s Pills are known as 4 most efficient family remedy, harmless but sure in action, For all disorders of the digestive organs they are regarded as the Best Preventive and Corrective The directions with every box are valk old here. Ia be: to | sustained| the second People Are Always “In” To Long Distance A Long Distance telephone call causes instant atten- tion. You reach your man at once and in a direct, personal way. Long Distance has supplanted letter writing to a great extent—and for many purposes, the telegraph. You don’t have to wait for an answer, and you send your message and get its reply for one price. Many mistakes and misunderstandings occurring through other means of communication are avoided through the use of Long Distance. Travel, time, energy and money are saved by using Long Distance. THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE and TELEGRAPH COMPANY Paid Advertisement. BAD ROADS MEAN HIGHER PRICED MILK. WHY? Prosperity Follows Only Truly Good Roads Millions of dollars have been spent by King County during the last ten years in grading, constructing, draining, widening, resurfacing, patching up and otherwise roads—still, we have but very few miles of hard-surfaced PERMA- the only kind that will keep road taxes down. Where traffic is heavy and auto-freight-trucks and auto-stage lines use the roads, they should be built PERMANENTLY on a PORTLAND CEMENT CON. or the maintenance cost will become unbearable. Vote for the $3,000,000 Good Roads Bond Issue TODAY, and let prosperity and newcomers carry part of the burden. ATION OF WESTERN PORTLAND CEMENT MANUFACTURERS, Northwestern Bank Bldg., Portland, Ore. For Booklets and Information About Cement for All Purposse, Address CEMENT INFORMATION BUREAU 421 Globe Block, Seattle, Wash.