The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 1, 1916, Page 2

come tomorrow for your “Your-Credit-ts Good Savings Bank.” we have one for every child in Geattic —given away free 3 to 5 p,m. | FIFTY-THREE YEARS? SERVICE TO THE HOMEURNISHER LISTER TO SPEAK ' 11 TIMES HERE Ernest Lister will make Thursd STAR—WEDNESDAY, NOV. 1, 1916. PAGE 2? ABOARD PRESIDENT'S TRAIN, Johnson City, N. Y, Wilson | | | the action of the firm of Endl cott, Johnson & Co, In giving their men eight hours, not only for the reasons generally given, but aleo for better reasons, be cause they regard their men Nov 1.—President again registered his approval of the eight-hour day in a short talk to a crowd of 12,000 work 12,000 CHEER WILSON eee ee PAID ADVONTIODMENT | Speaking of Bread Lines, Mr. Voter! Don't make the mistake of laughing at the Republicans when they talk about bread lines and panics. ‘That's their specialty. When it ingmen from the Endicott & and all thelr employes as mem . } ; ver PARRA AAS Johnson Shoe Co. plants here bere of the same business fam comes to breadlines and panics, they speak with authority. today ily with them, * eae . ¥ anic re arting after 12 “Lam not) making any “If that sort of feeling existed : Don't remember the great panic of 1873 1876, pote 8 em DOS | speeches,” he said, “but | want everywhere, there would be no years of uninterrupted Republican rule, do you? It didn’t seem to express my regret that | was question between capital and ible for the country to go to smash, but the Republicans managed Your market, 2p, m.; Seattle Cor | not able to be here jast Satur labor. | want to congratulate a : Credit Te Deni itietie ako. | day, to celebrate what | think you upon fiving under such it. Bank deposits decreased $200,000,000 and commercial failures a" yar was a very significant thing— ausploes, and tell you how much . " it Ae a, ° ( i ry Is b Longs} santana | Giliged. $0 you | an tor tale. | amounted to $1,199,000,000. Black Friday rested on the country Good umbla, 9:0 | S And then there was the panic of 1890. Things looked fairly a Beniie’ rites nigee |LUNDIN’S RECORD AN ym the United — in 1890, ye Greve) Harrison and a sat Ballard and tepublican tariff made breadlines the order of the day. make your selections of homefurnishings up to $100 without ners ae pong Re | OPEN BOOK, HE SAYS And surely you have not forgotten the panic of 1903? Or the cash payment at time of purchase. Wo invite you, the Beat ave 4 ic 4 ved 4 ze ica homefuraisher, to “make your own terms"—our well-known ff) Sescesutinn Atiosede Laatin, ve famous Roosevelt panic of 1907, after 10 years pean My apm Uberal credit service will Mt mour individual needs S. CHRISTOFFERSON | publican candidate for reelection tariff, that swept away the savings of thousands, smashed small bus- | Jissued the following statement iness into smithereens, and left a trail of despair and suicide? It made ten selected 10-inch double-faced Victor records from the Movember list — on sale now! 75C tm BECAME CONFUSED DWOOD CITY, Cal, Nov, 1 Harity with the Ne \ | Wednesda the e cost of the “1 cannot conduct an active cam) neglect of my | ] | | | millions for organized wealth, but only Our Maker will ever know the horror it caused for the workers of the nation. Of course, times were never better. All manufacturers the mail us order—no matter Michie ih peg en ng es Pi 4A be have orders ahead that will keep them busy for years—and remember where you live—we will deliver Bij oq with th naed Silan Chel 1 have done my that munitions constitute the insignificant total of two-thirds of one Victor records at our expense to * i DR. 1. M, CLANK ding & F teto bords at ¢ pemne te tofferson's fatal f und deat! Sayeed ess duty to the best of the ability a On . wig The i opean by Uncle Sam asy mail address im tho United Fy ie hecime koown today that «| Enteri Aah Stk aoa aricinet tones per cent of our manufactured products. The end of the Europear States. Give your order by num Bilprier mor of op ENlering ON ANOENEP ry. record of work done war means bigger and better business. 4 ber of records and remit only the list pri efor Winch Bil wniie he was «til er Prosperous Month, |!0r #1)‘ 9. 1 invite examination | Philip Heineken, director of the North German Lloyd Steamship double-faced records. Delivery free * han ’ : < ak hedision of. 1t , F z he North Gert Lloy — - |plane, he t is wite that the} Will You Get Your)” “wotorcement of the antéaloon Company, told the Associated Press: “Whatever stocks of manufac- a ontrol nf h law ba necessarily encountered ad articlec aw 9 4 a o 24 e wa ave 4 ; Baxophone Sobs—Fox Trot (Erdmann) eeeatisterenn bis Share of It? retort: gy: Mtge pray tured articles may have been.on hand at the outbreak of the war have 48140 { (Saxophone Sexette) Six Brown Brothers Bl curtis biplane for ere ie tien» tion is traceable to any lack of dil been utilized in Germany, and there has been no replenishment of Walkin’ the Dog—Fox Trot (Brooks-Shrigiey) Christofferse in dutydoing effort in this of. <a ; > - ‘ A alli , ‘% (Saxophone Sextette) Six Brown Brothers Mibeside. Lincsin I Ww ee tee oe ee these supplies. All Europe, after the war, will be calling for raw ma killed during the exposition creased the work and multiplied terials to replenish exhausted stocks. oe SAN See ee. | 3s nr healt a | the, Guties of the prosecster, - Co: And never imagine that Candidate Hughes doesn’t know the R Marimba Band th wont «A ordination of official effort in al ‘ agit an u papa EE nae DMT hong Brom Royal Marimba Band Hi) FIRE ON TH FO eres, eee none: | quarters to enforce the law has not game. When, atcording to the New York Sun, he said in Milwaukee, 4 (Santamaria) Hurtado 8 Roya! Marimba Band | Investigators from eth always a le, ane aga “The whole Democratic accomplishment must be wiped off the books On the Beach at Waikiki— Hula arsaeseace: What on my own part and that of for the good of the country,” he showed that he was a proper leader Y neers wees see ere ee een aa ne Goekroved ab bog Ee gee wr La for a party that has never failed to produce a panic. i ; My Luau Girl (Kailimai) (with ulculele and jot goods in the J te, regis & redoubling of effort = 4 t guitar by Louise and Ferera) Wright and Dietri¢h compa t On a Summer Night (Goodwin-Edwards) 48129 J Avon Comedy Four | Just One Day (Heath-Lange) Peerless Quartet Yonder in the Golden West “_" Charles 7 e Sia ats Whi ige “or ond i #4 Re a, | aa Aven Comedy Four ge consis wedi: erie aah 46" deetictac ee all Special Privilege and many of the ills and inequalities we had is 1 Ain't Got Nobody Much (Geanare ilies) am COR THIRD & UNIVERSITY Re Dental Offi | “Pastor i il, died Tuesday so long been suffering from.” i gal ices near Canadian ex, from heart d —-- mae ans Dr. L. 1. Clark, Manager ease, while en route from Los An Mississippi Days (Macdonald-Piantados!) DRESSES MEN WOMEN tb a . a ow Sak ene. & Ge 18134 4 (Banjo by Van Eps) Peertess Quartet Keapect Seatth Lending gales. 4 Me York ct w { Dancing Down in Dixieland (Olman-Bibo) M. J. O'Connell - Ve ty Russell lectured recent! Se- pies ei m the Post-jattle under the auspic oval The Eyes of ven (My Mother's Star) a ket tothe == division of the Interna’ ble ' Sapise (Witander-De Costa) Henry Burr RE ERIIIE be cn GET I Whea You Leara at Doctor Lindsay (In Florida Among the Paims (Berlin) Sterling Trio WELLS Stevens’ You Can Dance Practice Limited to { When Uncle Sammy Leads the Band { Peeriess Quartet | {Third ave, at 4 }day PACIFIC OUTFITTING CO co's 0s PASTOR RUSSELL, vc! KNOWN HERE, DIES Jacob H. Schiff says: “Normally a Republican, | turned, four years ago, to Wood- row Wilson, primarily because 1 had become convinced high protec- ion, this shibboleth of the Republican party, to be at the bottom of anywhere By our payment ‘ an a es. Con- 18139 4 (Klein-H. Von Tiizer) \ L4-BE-R-T-Y (Barron) Led Administered Consultation Free plan, Henry Burr sultation free eitth | year. Dr. Macy, - ler Bide. #11% Second ave. Offies 199 Occidental Ave. “Nature” Picture “THE RETURN OF EVE” with in Every Good Little f There's a Little of Billy Murray Girl (Clarke-Fischer) 18143 5 im Gonna Make Hay While the Sun Shines t in Virginia (Young-Lewis-Gottier) Marion Harris | | New Way to Curl Hair || Has Many Advantages Y wilt £ wing Under the Rambling Roses—Fox Trot (Henry) (for dancing) Conway's Band 18141 {santa Step—Fox Trot (Jentes) (for danc- ing) Conway's Band (PAIO ADVERTISEMENT) FRANK B. GUILKEY EONA MAYO as EUGENE O'BRIEN as - and rr ant f tly har A Good COMEDY COMMUNITY GATHERING p. m. Friday. A cordial invitation . will be|i# extended to all members andj] EP friendship gathering friends of the church to come pd | as | jheld at Grace M. E. church, cornet | renew acquaintance with each other the new tor. F of 30th ave. S. and King st. at Sland welcor | NO. 24 When the Anti-Saloon League made its campaign two or three years ago, it was directed against the saloon, I remember very distinctly that the argument used by members of the league to me and many others was: “You can still have your liquor or your beer at your home. We are just putting the evil saloon—the public bar—the hard liquors—out of business.” TOO WEAK TO FIGHT tome-back” man was re Note the standing of contestants on our screen. Save your the New Ford FREE vote tickets—help your favorite candidate to win Pach ticket 50 votes gives you (Scent ticket 25c votes) Now let these anti-saloon people be fair. They have accomplished what they wanted. We have accepted their verdict and it is even admitted that no harm was done in eliminating the saloon. CHILDREN 10c 5¢ THEATRE Your measure now does not demand the saloon hack; it does not ask for the repeal of that anti-saloon law; it asks for something which the members of the league wrote into the law and said should be permitted —the consumption of liquor in private homes. This measure goes even farther than that—it will permit the | consumption of beer only in the private homes, and CHRISTMAS PRESENT ~~ Buy a Beautiful “LIFETIM i DIAMOND Objectionable Teeth Scientifically Corrected by Our Modern * Methods. | DENTISTR QUALITY - ths semresetenint one: on Bogen will discourage the use of hard liquors. | SCIENTIFIC DENTAL onVIC In the x - ee re ee nee Gold | ie there, or can there etre deye fairer toon this | nigoem retina sterling re | law? Let us be fair and honest. If opponents want to and pay only | Only nt thee offices rowns fight this measure, surely it is an anti-liberty campaign DOWN | eT eee ee ae they are making. They had better change their name SAPECIY Ate she siehs SAA fons e from Anti-Saloon League to Anti-Liberty League. poi Nhl ander eaniikes My best wishes for the success of Initiative Meas- Come in and see them dieha, grand and “Batapreet* Fatrne- ure No. 24. ., 50c Phone Main4965 DR. PROCTOR’S | Painless Dental Parlors Corner Pirst B. GUILKEY. PAINLESSNESS °7, ;3heas 27° y fre « from the kt Ov ms mre the nervice. eat in Washington, ns our estimate Wil prove ‘JEWELER | | | Phone Elliott 639) ‘As Business Agent of the Cooks’ Union, Mr. Guil- key is well and favorably known, particularly in the ranks of Organized Labor 1404 Third Ave. ite Pa le Market | Beautiful Sets of Teeth, $10 Per Set %