The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 30, 1916, Page 5

27 2. 2 arn _& © «4 O OED EOD A ee Pediat iale - eTrtewe BET (eee O28 8. (PAID ADVERTISEMENT) Governor Ernest Lister \. Why Former Congressman J. W. Bryan, a Progressive Republican, Is Supporting Governor Ernest Lister. “I shall vote for Ernest Lister for Governor, because he is opposed to the Referendum Measures, the Initiative olan ures and the Constitutional Amendment,” declares for Congressman Bryan “The friends of Popular Government in this State a very hard struggle to secure the direct primary, the tive, referendum and recall. Political machines do not thrive by primary votes where all participate The fe of re action which gained control of the last Legislat took orders from the enemies of the direct primary and passed th Whitney Election Law, which restores the old County ar State Convention system. These Referendum Measu restore the party bosses and will deliver the State ert the special interests wi Let us consider the positions of Ernest Lister and Henry | had McBride on these measures. Their positions are exactly the opposite. Lister vetoed these bills. He is campaigning against ; McBride is accepting the votes on a tacit understanding! that he is favorable to the Referendum Measures. Not onc he declared that he is opposed to any of these Referen dum Measures now submitted to the people. It is incon sistent to support for Governor any man who favors then or worse yet, one who lacks the moral courage to say how he stands on these Measures. Remember this, Ernest Lister is campaigning against the Referendum Measures, while Mc- Bride i dumb as an oyster. He opens not his mouth Those who speak for him are instructed to say nothing on th stump favorable to these Measures Perhaps the most important feature of all in its direct b on th : offices of the State, is the liquor question. We want law enforcement. We want no compro. OLE TALKS TO 10,000 ' IN THE TWIN CITIES wes in < MINNEAPOLIS mise. We want an enemy of the liquor traffic for Gavertod We want no man whose best friends are the leaders of the liquor fight. Mr. McBride now declares that he is opposed to the Initiatives No. 18, the Hotel Brothel Bill, and No, 24 the Bootleggers’ Bill. But phere was McBride when wi were fighting for Local Option in this state The first bill he vetoed. Again, in 1908, when we were fighting for another | yisor Local Option Bill, McBride was the candidate for Govern running with the “wets,” as now When Initiative No. 3, the present bil State has been placed in the “dry” column ignatures, did Mr. McBride sign it or in any Bot that anyone heard of! Then when the vote came, how i Mr. McBride vote? Ask the Grand Marshal of the “wets’--- . E. F. Sweeney. He will tell you. Ask Mr. McBride, he ill tell you!! I shall not run any risk, I shall vote for Lister, who is opposed to these Initiatives, who is opposed to the liquor interests, who is opposed to the Referendum Measures, which take away from the people the right to rule IF YOU WANT WILSON, YOU ALSO WANT LISTER —THE MAN WHO IS TRYING TO ELECT HIM. Lister stands with the State Federation of Labor. Lister stands with the Grange. Lister stands with the Farmers’ Union. Lister stands with the Direct Legislation League. Lister stands with the Believers in Popular Government Lister stands with The Seattle Star. under which t passed f ner hel; THESE FORCES SEEK THE PASSAGE OF THESE |‘! dark shade of hair which ts 90/1 Go-foot MEASURES Henry McBride, Republican Candidate for Governor. The Railroads and all Public Service Corporations The Seattle Post-Intelligencer. The Republican State Platform. King County Republican Central Committee. All Enemies of Popular Government. Vote for the Re-election of Governor Lister ¥ Lig saved the eight-hour law by vetoing the bill repealing it. rr signed the minimum wage law for women. rr wants to keep the state dry. ved the people of this state over $5,000,000 by vetoes. Lister favors nonpartisan state and county government. four years ago, asked for a new constitutional convention. ir gave the state its present great road system. LOST VITALITY RESTORED Remedy Discovered by a Forty-Yenr Blood and Nerve Speciatiat Men who have wasted the Vitality of Young Manhood, Me who have gone the 0; Men whose eyes are dulled, whose brains are muddled, whose Nervous Energy is exhausted from Excess, Dissipation, Worry or Overwork HELP FOR WEAK MEN Men who have loxt the Courage, Grit and Vitality #o neces sary to Perfect Manhood; Men who are Tired, Restless, De- spondent, Sieepie 4 who have lost all interest in iife: Men who are Hopele ak, Prematurely Cld, and have lost Ambl- Yon, should try DR. PIERCE’S SEXOID PILLS Sent by mafl to any address in plain wrapper Price $1 p tb dollars Bix boxes w i 16 days is than $1 per we ry box if medicine fall t after » anything be fairer than today. Cireular free. RAYMOND REMEDY CO. | BERLIN GIVES BERLIN, Oct. 30—Arriving in Bertin for his fir Field Marshal Von Hindenburg became the object of demonstrations thruout the Kw Be dined with the kai» Paul FEW FOLKS HAVE GRAY HAIR NOW local druggist says) here o everybody is using old-time recipe of Sage Tea and Sulphur Hair that loses of sulphur fr er made rning the gray hair|s HOTEL ANTLERS, FOURTH AND UNION STAR We’ LL TRUST You Aw exten chares, wo laterent HOSP voun Ww PRAT YOUTH Pay $1.00 Per Week $11.45 Wandhouse-Grinbaum Furniture @.- ize 416% 424 - Dike e ece) visit of and kaisertn. brought fter bis con-|dent Monday member of | candidate ne Wilson ad A Axt conclude bis | me . t speaking tour this week in Wiscon-| Harbor.” sald ( addressed 10.000 in the) ar . at ties Saturday. He spoke to! ularly, are scared and 4,000 tn Mine} toll will 1 SAN DIEGO ter e ad ec and { hi f ed by a The he hair. Our ir a mixture of) one 1 Sulphur to keep her | One and beautiful, and thou. |"). women and men who 8 only this old-time get this famous a the ad age 1 bly tell it has|didate for pr You just dampen | Pro: tor Lut soft brush with|share equal time this through your] meeting to held ® small strand at alii:30 a. und theatre what delights the Lundin forme with Wyeth's Sage and Sul-| will addr the beside: beauti failure of t hair after a { dry” law prosecutio and gives it an ap bundance, TO TRY OFFICERS delightful totlet requi olor and outhtn The « er to the hal It not | hea 16 appeals of Po cure, mitip A. L, ¢ nierma and W ention of disease gast, under ispe They have been You bey er Ory sahadl oth : cent raid Dr. ed LONDON, Oct, 80 per announces that private soldier at ife is safeguarded b ait Albert Hansen | \\":\: t This soldier is Jeweler and Silversmitn paper add Hefore Jup he used to mix cocktail 110 Second Ave. Near Madison|/of the best known cafe dilly PE MRE ERIE : cm 1 RUMANIA TURNS | "BACK ONE SIDE | OF NUT CRACKER ADVERTISEMENT) nore than three miles by VILLA TAKES SANTA ROSALIA The town of SPARGUR HAS HINDENBERG A CLOSE CALLIN - | GREATOVATION GALE ON SOUND © BY CARL Ww RoKuRMAN SEE THESE FIGURES: 1916 (Fiscal) 1,769,333,000 1,180,018,000 ft. Imports | from Canada: 561,327,000 892,833,000 ft 215 per cent 31 per cent Lumber imports through more than 1,000 sound gateway in the last thre Washington's tide of prosperity rises and falls with Lumber. With normal timber $90,000,000 y manufacture overshadows all other industries Washington's © ITNEY HURTS LITTLE GIRL of the state; it is the life-blood of employs 63 per cent of all wage earners in the state, per cent of all the wages. languished — sick ? through war times there has been no Balm in Gilead lumber industry and pays 59% » “tee GASE PREDICTS MRS. | cw AXTELL WILL WIN for Lumber. foreign soil, where possible, to save them- selves from ruin. The Underwood tariff has built up Brit- j industry from nothing to immense propor- On the other up the bara on prices north of a thousand higher than s the answer administration has vir Washington's ing away the d of the industry as rapidly as is humanly possible. our expense By removing the duty on Lumber and British Columbia the line rule $3 cheap Oriental taxed timber, to come in and capture the American market American mill ownera have seen Shingle im- ports from British Columbia increase to » vietim to th who employ none Lumber and Shingles are coming in now through the Puget sound gateway at the rate of more than $125,000 a month, All this trade rightfully in Washington a tremendous burden of » benerit of schools, roads, nents and government who are carrying belongs to us We not only . but every car shipped in deprives American and maintain . riceeating Hindu nan could exist HUGHES TRIES TO SAVE OHIO BY PERRY ARNOLO WOMAN FOUND DEAD AT FOOT OF CLIFF business houses of patronage. The farm- . the merchant suffers; one pays a share of the penalty. Americanism American and in whose interest the Democrats removed the just as much a Lumber and Shingles. man pockets the difference. LIVERPOOL The middle e left their marks » Democrats have American-owned lest possible sail through the canal on an equal-tolls imnatural prosperity | | Washington lumber passed though we cannot employ to meet this competition, antiquated navigation laws, foreign vessels because of our eaply enough to meet the competition, » Square Garden LODGE CHARGE CONTEMPTUOUS. building are for our own use eigners to own and operate; make money for fo: signers out of Ameri- manufacturers Bring Back the Lumber Business with a Republican tariff American Industry, GIVE US HUGHES! republican. rally | WHEAT SOARS NEAR TWO-DOLLAR MARK 30.—December FOUR MEETINGS TONIGHT FOR G. 0. P. and Landon will be . | WHY HE IS GUARDED :; A London pa Griffiths will sp with Breckenridge jump of I% points over Saturd Jones claimed that the LORAIN, O.—Even s More expensive ; declaration that he would answer all questions, are expecting the $2.00 mark to be reached this Buying is strong, and shows no sign of letting up, they say, at one) county measures which Wilson claims, and food for each psident did not McBride will speak 4 the [out of war