The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 1, 1916, Page 5

IME ON LIBERA mel AMERICANS ach LONI N No 1 Five Amert we’ Le ARUST you | ese diaries . Mae ; y have perished In the sinking of the Tiritiad er Marina according i'r Wilmington, Del John Brown, Roanoke, Va Brown, Charlotte, N. ¢ Geo. Sedbury, Fayetteville, N. ¢ House, Norfolk, Va The U. 8 consul at Queenstown jas taken the joint affidavits of 28 Americans landed at Herehaven and 14 landed at Crookhaven, de that the Marina was at tacked without warning Twenty-eight survivors are no’ at Dublin. They are; Kendall St. Paul; Blayney and Cullen, Phila delphia Anderson Oklah J Krieg, Springfield, Mass; 1 s ter, Yonkers; Riley, Brooklyn Roger Ocean View Wentz, Wy ming; Fo! . Mas Clark Chicag Re North Balti more Bang t Schearer Washington Bart Starke, Richm Jones Sinclair, Engley, Hamlin, Hanle Haskey, Hines and Hunt, all of Bal timore; Devlin, Norfolk; Hove Lancaster 15 AMERICANS SAY SHIP NOT WARNED CORK, Nov "$10.25 sitions fron from 86.50 to oe 15 American rvi stating at t 8. Marina was torpedoea ithout warning, with le being taken } t 8. Consul Frost and will be forwarded to the oe The Americ * d here wita 15 other the Marina's orted that fre ans were 41617424 - Dike Street: aan Lea [ALL KINDS OF BROWN Saturday gow to Balt Vasteurtsed. Regul nati, Save cost of delivery, profit, dockkeeping and bad ae. inc probably early Glas redo atruck oard side rina was more he pei ont aid ate years ago, w for in the # or's side, and Bring bottle way concerned to know that to lift he al ai ma not the same Brown who : oe MKT |running as d for prosecutor for E. J. Bro tends to Important Announcement Made to Smokers High Quality of San Felice Cigars Maintained. Now Sel! at 5c Straight PUT CREAM IN NOSE AND STOP CATARRH eer You feei fine in a few moments. Your cold in head or catarrh will »e gone. Your clogged nostrils will open. The air passages of your wad will clear and you ean breathe reely. No more dullness, head. whe; no hawking, souffil cous discharges or dryn struggling for breath at night Tell your druggist you want a _ mall bottle of Ely’s Cream Balm. Apply’ little of this fragrant, an tiseptic cream in your nostrils, let it penetrate through every air pas sage of the head; soothe and he: the swollen, tnflamed mucous mem brane, and relief comes [nstantiy is just what every cold and vatarrh sufferer needs. Don't stay stuffed-up and miserable STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS . mu no |! ‘0° WHERE CANDIDATES “WILL GET RETURNS | NEW than scope and cha attained this ed exc YORK ADVERTISEMEN SOCIALIST PRAISES _ JUDGE ROOT Seattle Bar Association Members Should First Remove Beam in Their STAR—WEDNESDAY, NOV, 1, 1916. PAGE 5 Alice M. Lord 4 Will Vote for No. 24 VOTED against the present prohibition law. 1 believe in the right to liberty of action for every- | body when the use of liberty cannot be harmful THIS WEEK customers may select the complete furnishings for any room in the home and have the entire outfit placed in the home at once on the extraordinary terms of Only $1. 00 )Down rain, with like and the years voted on ag 1914 If the same law should be conditions prevailing as they did in I would vote for the law. before, However, | believe the people of the state of Wash- e far. | they will support the act vhich has been submitted to the people as Initiative Measure No. 24, permitting the breweries to manufac- ture beer and sell it to private individuals in their homes, ington ar believe 3eer never did harm to any one. DOLI imme our I suppose there is no question about the fact that the dry law has taken $5,000,000 of export business from the state. If this can be restored, it sure- ly should be done. It meant much to the state of Wash- ngton, ns genet ka yk ranges ' 1 present yment WE CHARGE NO INTEREST You Save $10 to $20 When You Buy a Buck’s Union-Made Range lam going to vote for the measure, as will most of the people I have talked to about it. ALICE M. LORD. ‘M.A GOTTSTEIN| FURNITURE -CO | SEATTLE’S POPULAR HOME FURNISHER Miss Lord is known throughout the United States as one of the most efficient leaders in the ranks of or- ganized labor. For years she has served as secretary of the Seattle Waitresses’ Union, commanding the conti- dence and respect of not only her associates and co- workers in the Central Labor Council, but the entire bus- iness community for the fair and tactful manner with which she has discharged the duties of her office. Second Ave., Between Pike and Pine Sts. here and Koenig's man hastened receive Il be lost in w argo, waid " a rare merica b shut off ¢ ar. Wer wh e valued e ri t nid to and rub 000. MARINA CASE BY ROBERT J. BENDER Ir U. P. Staff Correspondent BINGHAMTON, N. Y., Nov 1.—President Wilson is being nls and f idition, urried a for Ambas To Recount Voyage informed of every step and de apt. Koenig, reticent abou tail in the Marina case from i i th hour pre Washington today. Every dis | ney n that dur patch to the state department fay bh ‘o ther from Consul Frost and other | graph story Me officials abroad will be for. th time he and warded post haste to him. ed and prepared for to get the report | unloa " American The American navy, with its ve: On this h eat mea @ this gov clals are dis for time Help! Help! Wanted in All Departments! 54 a iitthe r tinned meats To Avoid Distress sired for t Editor Seattle tera! Nows ee ess on t After Eating pp y a nce eae er ae saat U. LS, “GOVERNMENT buys A Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet Con The crowds attending the Great Wreck Sale by the ‘ public attack which ts being |- STEARNS’ ELECTRI ete Uires Gs Dlisee vee oho) United Wreckage Syndicate at 1509 Fourth Avenue, have vag gig aan scape To ore CPASTE Piain and Simple Foods become unmanageable. The wonderful bargains offered be of so Housekeepers Sh SOLD BEVERY WHeEne I advise | especially every lawy read Judge Root’s of . ‘ JUDGE MILO A. ROOT the following cases Landis vs. Wintermute, 40, opinion was an interpretation | Wash, 673; Stone vs. law as {t ought be Moody, 41 Wash., 680; Douglas t a in QUALITY vs. Badger State Mine, 41 w as the MARKETS | Wash., t to be. Not 0 Harris vs. Great ould have ‘written Northern R.R. Co, 48 Wash, | THURSDAY SPECIALS more progressive o 437, and in Douglas vs. Badger Prime Steer Judge Root did {1 State Mine, 41 Wash. 266, Short Ribs Cc which he dec 6 Fullerte ote the dis < m lawyers and cr opinions Choice Steer 1 6 He also wrote good opinions 6 censure Round Steak Cc | in the following cases ning for reelection Chica 123 State vs. Shanklin, 51 Wash., 35; ‘i “ @ 5 | State vs. Herald, 47 Wash., it Veal Rona c | 538; Normile va. Thompson, 37 © cases Choice Pork 5 Wash., 465; State vs. Davis, t party member, | Liver. ‘ Cc . Wash., 116. sn “pe Sugar-Cured Sr moked | 18 n Giles Broad, 41 Wash., t lad 448, he the minimum not te Pork L eed c | wage ordina 1 the eight ledge Fresh Churned Lynden s hour law, in above 4 Creamery _ In the two « y Joe Butter Cc Jetober i] y M | 10 ™ ated the case In Hall vs. West & Slade Mili | Co, the other case Mr. Smith, J 1 | Watch for FRYE’S yers To my kn owledge, the at association tage Hecke Suasae, | aiaiting 3 Seattle aah BIG SATURDAY Fu uison wae Ghat: Wiibartient bebanse cortal SPECIALS rs of his This lawyer propriating clien other misconduct family are prom with the intentlo: ture in passing the AT THE FOLLOWING MARKETS OLYMPIC MARKET 1422.24 Firat Ave. AMERICAN MARKET 519-21 Third Ave. the legis thir act th it can also, in same manner, do a bad act there which is | CHARLOT Th SHOPS OPEN UNTIL 6:20 P, M. by. In this case, the majority here have jarred the entire community. Everybody seems to be on the run to this Great Sale. For the past few days endless streams of people have been crowding the store to its utmost capacity, which has demoralized the sales force. In order to supply the crowds of eager buyers we have ar- ranged for additional salespeople—and still require the services of several more. If you were here, and unable to be served properly, call again tomorrow, or the balance CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 ieee ee Package DEUTSCHLAND BACK ¥ AFTER ROUGH TRIP N weeten and to ing in Rea the mem Gyadieead, for (cae of the week. Extra salespeople will be on hand to supply helt “eenger your wants promptly and courteously. Come early for the past Mon best service—and the choicest picking. New goods are lights and island, past Twi added daily. light we p tune of buoy “If Your Dinner Feels Like a Lump bells and th resounding o! Sement, a a vart’s mereeee Warne, of Areivalo | aon ‘oveaons Tab "oe The Excitement Starts in the Morning room ty Hat the ha uel sen : When the Clock Strikes 9. Be Here! Hin: n waitin na you are 1 wa The anxi st any sort of m . yg ccs | The United Wreckage Syndicate LE RSA ahh pera Mata ghar Pigs pr boar girdbase Bark eh, Specializing Railway and Marine Wreckage soya fnte cite mies ots odo oes on ll J 1509-1511 FOURTH AVE. Oa Boy Is in Crew or to overcome ste n disc Next to the Colonial Theatre, Three Doors From Pike St. Lieut, Krapohl and the remainder, Get a 50-cent box today of the crew of learn what It means to have Money Refunded Here, Including on Any Damaged Goods lined along the " below With gray caps and ¢ : : . et. aner were plctureagte beneath |{ Free Trial Coupon Shoes, Clothing, Furnishings, DAES DO Ine ee euldin aMhesbate Mads ee H 4 che row that | muting, Maral leh: Sead ats, Dry Goods, Groceries, One of the new a turers was a | Of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. e ! fd aparatly ot more than 18 | amy Etc., Almost Given Away! are to v coming Street a To Unload Quickly alin Collector of Port McGovern, of|