The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 24, 1915, Page 5

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Firet comers will be “It.” jere’s what we thought In't a lot of other & le nd the hand of hos-| good cheer, and give a lot of other discouraged men and boys a little lif If you can, let us know. We’ jfind guests for you. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 BOALT MEETS REAL a MARQUIS AT K.OF C. , |deed, I was glad it was made. It |thrilled me. But was ft am 2? lt was instantly rem ded that Jery American can be a real not man ff he only tries hard enc In Justice to our distinguished visitors, I should remark that {t 1s [better to be a not than to look like o And I have no ¢ » | that both his lo D d her ship are as n at heart as possible to be side of Was Viceroy of treiAnd 1 have always heard they were #| fine, warm-hearted folks. The marquis, n he had er Hits to us de | Introduced by La *| making it clear | which, reminisced Gladstone, Joe Cham rdon, Lord Aberdeen andfather and prime minister), Lord Paline John Bright and other great Eng % | Hshmen The marquis was the lord h commissioner to the general as 4 * | sembly of the Church tn and later viceroy to Ireland |the Gladstone regime | When it was borne | that a viceroy Is and that the speaker throne in Dublin we gat up and | litest attention | Appeals for Financial Ald The marchioness has a |aweet voice and | enunctation the class & pon us a king b you can gave him t pe the of Englis appealed for fina relleving distress tn Money which w otherwise, for this ton the war. ) celal and help in toa. inte of her tal ttle ch ot Lady Aberdeen relief 1 or ganized After II at with the spes of Aberdee wore, 8 M ed it | Departing from the hall, we dis cussed it heatedly Some of us sald it showed he was a Knight of the Thistle, Oth ers of us raid {t showed he was a Knight of the Garter The former, | think, had the better of the argument For, If the ribbon and the Jewel were a garter, what was his lordship doing with it around his neck? deliberate } STAR—WEDNESDAY, NOV. BUS COMPANY TO'CILLIES SAYS HE WILL TIP LID WAGE RATE WAR 24,1 915. P. AGE | Cent-a-Mile "‘Suwanilah Con-| Threaten Expose in State cern Announces Fund Scandal at Reduction Olympia | UNDERBID INTE ee ae LLS OF KIDNAPING “We'll fight to the finish!" OLYMPIA, Nov, 2%4.—John F,| This was the ultimatum delivered belgeg *, suspended claim agent of bboy he the state industrial insurance com Tuesday night by the trustees Of! iinsion, a the central figure today the Duwamish Valley Tranaporta-|in (he $15,000 graft investigation tion Co, operating the “Centa-| Gillies was removed from office Mile” buses from Seattle to Du-| Monday, after it had been disclosed wamish valley potnts, after a meet ing called to consider how to com pete with an announced reduction in fares by the Seattle-Tacoma tn terurban line. The trustees decided that the bus company would go the tnterurban » better by making a greater re fon than the traction company The rate war will begin Thursday morning, with the bus company un derbidding the Interurban two or three cents per round trip ticket to Practically all stations tn the valley To Tukwila, for Instance, the in terurban will charge nts round company 4 cents interurban far 1 » bus 20 cents. The b pany was org 4 a yea dente in t ley to pr anelves fr tortionate fares and Imposstble ser vice from the Interurban comp Practically all the stock ts held by Duwamish valley people, end the line ts operated primartly to give rather th service, n for a profit urban's reduction in {ts © ts for the purpose of is line out of business ine doesn’t Intend to » declared Wednesday id stay fn the fight a» e traction company doe GED GRAIN te being b fay as grain brokers, out y meane of forged bills nd way bills, With t ments, It ts said. rting div by ship thereby to Franaic Stuart's. 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Ericksor canal and are 0 into co BITTER TALK IN HOUSE OF LORDS ‘Traitor’ and ‘Spy’ Are faiiaas' Bandied About by Members | HINT AT CONSCRIPTION LONDON, Nov. 24.—An nouncing he could give the tie direct to Lord St. David, and Intimating Lord Ribblesdale should be classed as a spy or traitor, Lord Derby, In charge of recruiting, today advocated a censorship of the houre of lerds and hinted at conscription, Derby's utterances during a reerulting speech I can give the dir were made St, David,” he thundered, referring to the latter's recent arraignment of Sir John French's staff as in competent, his complaint that wom en were present at headquarters, and that officers failed to be ut y morning® because they were tired with vious night “Tam tn a position to do so, Visited the staff personally and fre. bridge playing the pr quently. No gentleman would have} sald what St. David mld, and vo man will belleve him.” he turned his attack upon Lord Ribblesdale for tho latter's re cent critl m of the ve ments war policies. “The man who gives the eveny information goes by an ugly name, he said sientficantly, “and this ap plies as much to the man giving tn formation to the enemy ‘bru a speech in the house of lords.” He + wted a censorship houms of lords. 1 conscription threat came tn An announcement there must be a big incre in enlistments tn the xt thr weeks if this rasure ts to be avoided The implicati on and the y and traitor’ suggestions pred paneer strand gy forged ,, it # belleved they will draw from ob See the two men attacked savag answers jes today declares he ts pre. to rane diecioeures. concere GREAT SRITIOM FORCE ce nin state officials which | REPULSED AT BAGDAD By Carl W. Ackerman, BERL tN Nov. 23.—After beat story that last! acrom Asia Minor to within a#tri nt, prior to the public dis-\ine distance of Tagdad, British e fr ist d, t troops were repulsed by Turks aoe a * The extent of the Teutonte vic s he and A BF rn8t. tory came to light only today he commission, former) “One hundred and seventy thou- partners tn Hritt#h Colum |sang constituted the British force. He also says has | Making thelr way from Egypt, they| © time loaned money |came to within ten miles of Bagdad | way line on which the central al fes relied for their offensive into Eeypt, after joining hands with the Turks The German view {s that the al- Hes are now playing their last card, trying to land enough forces tn Greece to Is segrre German munications with Constantino. The allien however, underest!- Cres-mate the central powers’ strength. | patches today reported 180 Germans 4\Germany alone has 11,000,000 men Gilites | {a uniform. VIENNA, Nov. 24.—Half a mifl- occasionally |lion Italians have been killed or, borrowed, Gillies never loaned| Wounded along the Austroltalian/now landing in Albania will go di [battle line to date, the war office rectly to the ald of Serbta, accord-| an) Concerning the kidnaping, Gillies claimed today, ays that as he was walking home| ¥ le “Believe Me, | Enjoy My Meals to “riday night, an automobile over ok him. A man ask ed to find @ certain one-armed coned to have taken part|™ the graft work, Gilles said he 1, and «ot in the auto with the kesman and chauffeur. . Th to @ in the countr contro} entered the house t nted by id not ha ped it wonld be * for him.” a third m iiled a gun and told Gti tee ve the Invest! ‘only 10 not explain how he em investigation of giing rumors tn connec the looting ts being con- “2 WILSON WARNS ‘PORK BOYS’ TO. KEEP HANDS OFF Ww ‘ON, Noy. —"Po 1 ated from the cx g Winter legislation. The admin on wo decreed today was intimated the president will veto the omuibus public build {ng bill and possibly the big rivers and harbors bill The word will go forth to lead rk” must be sliced re. and dist 1 f that ay m rie 1 view rom the propriattc ust not this one ms for v be ineluded y for the purpose of establish prestige of their congre warfare, some authorities sugested the president will find {t increasing put across * his increased milits paredness plan gar pears to favor f net duti are a unit tory next year. 1912 didn’t take ti a ling reve 4 sion ner is by mptions and by nes ye cabin get ing ‘al wer y difficult to y # first message re for the program paterday'’s cab- et’ opinion ap: g the required he Income tax ugar and wool TAFT AND Charile Hilles on In cent. In pri T edicting vic- heir vaccina- worth To Make Your Hair Curly and Wavy In One Night h ed in fu wil just the Advertivement. hair and harmless a little ailmer oth brush 1 find the t prettiest curls od him if he/@eclared that the Denying conses, the Italfan claims of suc official announcement everywhere on the “our front ts victoriously aintained.” Isonzo t He to Lord} for I ac J oudgall fouthwick ESTABLISHED 1875 “The Store of the Chri: | Tasivem Observing | | ®arlans are retreating everywhere Just six months have passed since/in the extreme southern part of he two armies crashed. Serbia, according to the Serbian “Since the beginning of the south- | statement today. A victory 25 western fighting,” sald the state- ment, “the enemy never once has succeeded in approaching the objec tives which he hoped to attain.” “| z miles west of Nish was claimed. THE LADIES’ ALD SOCIETY of the GETHSEMANE LUTHERAN CHURCH, | “Great fighting” for the Gort bridgehead continues with undimin-| Cerner ef 9th Ave. Stewart St., © she >! ce and 1 s inary|>e* arranged for a Bazaar 4 ished viol nce and with sanguinary | re ner on Fhankegtving Dey, There tosses to enemy 26t Dinner will be served | Hundreds of heavy bombs are the hours of 1 and 6 o'clock |atill being hurled tnto the city by You and your friends are ‘the Itallans in the efforts to cap st cordially invited. ture it. quem y ( STOP CATARRH! OPEN A, Nov. 24.—One thousand |} NOSTRILS AND HEAD Austrians were reported made pris- § mers when the Italians stormed|) gays Cream Applied In W. two forts defending the Pedenora } if giro “ud trils Relleves Head-Colds 5 at Once lbridge on the Isonzo line. Two other forts crumbled before the Italian) } artillery. he bombardment con-| ~~~ ~~~ tinues, If your nostrils are clogged and your head is stuffed and you can't breathe freely because of a cold or catarrh, Just get a small bottle of Ely’s Cream Balm at any drug |store. Apply a little of this fra- grant, antiseptic cream into your nostrils and let it penetrate thru every air pa © of your hea soothing and healing the {nflamed, | swollen mucous membrane and you get instant relief. iT eo how good it feeis. Your nos. ing to Swiss advices today. They|‘T!!8 are open. your head is clear, nian to strike at the Austro-German| No, more hawking, snuffiing, blow: flank, and it is expected the Monte-| 1S: Bo mere headache, dryness or negrins will co-operate, |strusgling for breath. | Eiy’s Cream the tattered Serbian army, the Bul-| head co eek tebe Ire PAR Noy; situa ple satin and catarrh need. It's )GERMAN SHIP SUNK | LONDON, Nov. 24.—Press dis lost their lives when Russian de- stroyers sank a German guardship near Libeau fn a brief battle. ITALIANS GO TO AID SERBS LONDON, Nov, 24.—Itallan troops | VINDICATED BY THE COURT Medical Board Ordered to Restore License to \| Dr. J. Eugene Jo Cures On January 7th, of this year, Doctor J. Eugene Jor- dan was arraigned before the Bt Medical Board and his license to practice medicine revoked, the contention of the board being that the ad- Yertisement reproduced, which had been running tn the local newspapers, w untrue, that Doctor Jorda: conld not cure the diseases thentioned therein, Doctor Jordan appealed te the courts in the matter and the trial of the case which followed, in the Superior Court, produced evidence of a character that caused Judge Walter French to ward a decision to Doctor Jordan, restoring to him his license. Judge French stated tn bis decision: The court cannot find In this case that any credulous or ignorant persons have been deceived. On the other hand, the witnesses who have been produced on be half of Doctor Jordan are among the best people in the elty, Professional people, people of standing tn the community, people who are known to the Court person- ally and people who are known to the citizens of this city generally as being among the best people in the city, And I don’t think that it can be contended that they were either credulous or ignorant except as the latty generally {s somewhat ignorant of medical matters, There 1s no coptention here th has been given which ts at all har of the testimony fn this case 9 far as that ts concerned, tended to benefit the pattent. and {t so stated by counsel for there was anything fn this advert {njurious to public morals, vertisement is #0 grossly moray turpitude on the part of I Under all the testimony in th find that the advertisement ts so reasing for | EEE that any medicine that ever has been administered by Doctor Jordan has There is no contention on the part of the State, So that f gets down to whether or not this ad- untrue as to involve rdan After Evidence of Remarkable Was Produced in Court Cured of Tuberculosis by Dr. Jordan’s Remedies Doomed to a Crippled Condition for Life by Other Physicians, Absolutely Cured by Glandular Remedies READ HIS TESTIMONIAL Seattle, Nov. 1, 1914 Twelve years ago T had tubercular abscesses on my neck and under my arms, and the doctors here offered to cut them out for $500, but admitted that it might result in crippling my arm for life. Doctor J, Eugene Jordan cured me without an operation, and I have remained well ever since, (Signed) c. B. BOYD, 2715 Fourth Ave. North, T have been etving practice demonstrations of the me Rundreds of algned testimonials on file in’ me office, written by grateful patients whom I have cured, will attest to its wonders. _Anaemta ness, Chronte Inflammation of Freely ae ‘hs Auditory Nerves, spay, Chronic Dyspepsia, Ep ttraigia, Hard Lampe in the weet rt Leakage). Hip Disease, Infantile Sciatica, Sentle Gangrene, Jaundic alvia, Paralysis, Spinal Curvature, Dance and most of the other so: Rheumatisn . Stra Incurable diseases. There being a number of Doctors Jordan tn Seattle, it ts well to bear In mind the full name and address of Doctor J, Bugene Jordan, 619% First Avenue, Seattle. Office hours, 9 a. m. to 8 m.: Sundays from 2p. m. to 6 p.m. Consultation free. Corre- 2p spondence solicited, Watch each Saturday Star for remarkable cures ———————— _====>=>=>=>=>=>=>=C=—=SS==oEooOoC)Co*=oE——_—_—_—y hat any medicine | to tnvolve moral turpitude on the part of Doctor mful, In fact, all | Jordan and judgment will, therefore, be for Doctor ems to show, as Jordan, GREATER VINDICATION COULD NOT BI DESIRED The Medical Board claimed that these diseases were incurable, meaning, of course, that they could not cure them. Doctor Jordan not only claimed to cure them, but produced {n court scores of actual- ly cured patient as witnesses for his case. The stories of their remarkable cures have been stated under oath. Doctor Jordan has caused this statement to de published in order to acquaint the public and his many friends with the proven facts in the o the State, that isement that w yoctor Jordan. 1s ease, I cannot grossly untrue as