The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 21, 1918, Page 3

“AR—MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1918. PAGE 3 99,000,000 ARE WAGE EARNERS SUBSCRIBERS TO LIBERTY LOAN, awn anne! 100,000 Seattle | Folks Purchased | 4th Issue Bonds | feattlo and King county have } exceeded their $26,872,400 Fourth { Liberty Loan quota by approxt | mately $2,000,000, and delay A sub ecriptions are still pouring in thru the mail Monday ie ‘The state has passed its $58,- } £16,000 quota by almost $8,000,000, } Final ficures on the result will ( ot be known by the auditing de- | Monday even: | nt until late accord: } jag or Tuesday morning ing to headquarters officials } County © rman C. 8. Wills es. } timates that 100,000 Seattle people Pought bonds—15,000 more than { gudscribed to the third issue { anne nee WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.—Approx gmately 22,000,000 persons, or eat of the nation’s population, »' gerided to the Fourth Liberty Loan, dificial reports today indicated, This fg adout a 20 per cent increase in in dividual sales over the Third loan, when 18,200,000 bought bonds. Altho official figures have not been comp! totaled, unofficial show that the nation oversub gerided the $6,000,000,000 olan. 0 per persons ely FROM OCEAN “TO OGEAN Wemen Praise Lydia E. Pink. hem’s Vegetable Compound * . for Health Restored. Ta almost every neighborhood in ‘America are women who have tried fils standard remedy for fema! is and know its worth. Athol, Mass—“Lydia FE. Pink- bam's Vegetable Compound has dome me a world of good. I sut- fered from a weakness and a great @al of pain every month and brought me any relief un- tM I tried this famous medicine. & different woman since I took it and want others who suffer to know about [t"—Mra. Agruva Lawsos, 559 Cottage St, Athol, Mass. San Francisco, Cal.—"I was in a ly from @ female five years. I had of medicine and rent doctors and I would have to be . but Lydia BE. Pink- 's Vegetable Compound cured now I am a strong, “—Mra. H. Rossxamr, Devisadero St, San Francisco, Le Hh nae z Petter fs me, i advice In regard to . Write Lydia F. Pink- Rupture Kills | 7,000 Annually Seven Eine m marked ure the unfortunate ones Beglected themselves, or merely taking care of (rwelling) of the afflict img no attention to the « are you doing? Are yc Yourself by wearing Dliance, or whateve 7 choose to call it? At best the tru only a makeshift—a falee prop aapinet & collapsing wall, and can- be expected to act as more than Mere mechanical The Ing pressure retards blood cir elation. thus robbing the weakened muscles of that which they need @ost—nourishment support But science has found a way, and in the land in i test right wn home unguestion gical and sclent Paccenstul seif-treatroent for r upture the World has ever known The PLAPAO PAD, when adhering tlosely to the b annot possibi Hip OF shift ow ref b Jone the hernial Opening ax nature intended, so the Tepture CAN'T come wn. Send APAO CO., Your mame (oday tot Block 721, st. Louis, M Wal Plapao and ihe Advertisement —_ bAD BREATH Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets Get atthe Cause and Remove It Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the sub- for FREE information 3 ed calomel, act gently on the | *uthorities toda and People tively do the work. afficted with bad breath find felief through Dr. Edwards’ Olive en know them, F2 ul and gently args + System. They do that whic calomel does without any if All the benefits of n: " i asty, sickening, Brag cathartics are derived from Olive Tablets without | Bing Pai or any ey Save t wards discovered the seventeen years of prac- Ee fitone,. patients afflicted with and liv, Mendant bad breath. et complaint, with the : Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are pure- ge compound mixed with dive t Us, Edwardy Olive Tablets act gently | doors. on the bowels and liver, | them to natural action, | aid to Germany is deemed certain. bad after effects. lly proportions would be un GET 10 MILLION | IN WAR BONDS. atte subscriptions to — the} Fourth Liberty Loan had reached | the total f $27,474,300 at noon Monday, according to a statement #iven out by Chairman ¢. Wille “County coming in,” he county subscriptions anid subseriptions w to $1,500,000 on a quota City are wtill 1 expect that} run ¢ $912 ow approx quota of} complete total will not be struck until late Monda evening or Tuesday morning Leaders in the industrial division said Monday that subscriptions from Workingmen in this section will run | close to $5,000,000 when finally tabu lated d county are ¥ $1,500,000 over the 400, A in Subscribe $10,000,000 | Migures from the payroll bond club nmittes now amount to $4,254,050 with a quota of $3,288,430 A number of payroll clubs have not yet reported to headquarters, but when these returns are received the subscriptions from this jon are pected to reach $5,000,000. Seattle wage earners subscribing thru the payroll bend clubs and the industrial division have proximately $10,000,000 Seattle subseribers to the Fourth | Liberty Loan numbered 115,681, ac cording to a statement Monday noon by County Chairman C. Wills, This compares with 78,079 8 subscribers in the Third loan raised ap | He Thanks Helpers | | Frank Waterhow director of publicity for the Fourth Liberty Loan, said Monday “I want to express my gratitude |to all the men and women in this| community, including clergymen, | soldiers, sailors, newspaper men and business men, laboring men men, musicians and every one who has helped, for the splen id support they have given me in| connection with the publicity of the | Fourth Liberty Loan, | “The success of the loan was due in ho small measure to their untir ing efforts and splendid patriotism.” | 22,000,000 IN. | ‘U.S, PURCHASED _ LIBERTY BONDS -: WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.—Secre tary McAdoo today is counting noses 34 DIE OF “FLU” | IN SEATTLE IN LAST 48 HOURS Thirty-four deaths, due 0 panish inf! and = pr a, have been reported from among the civilian population of Seattle within the last 48 hours, of the deaths occurring mday morning Three hundred and thirty-eight |new cases were reported Monda while 224 were reported Sunday, The ing men, industrial workers at a local hospital Monday Robinson, Sigurd Thernson ta Lee, Mra, Florence Kobr man, of $216 Fuhrman ave, died Monday at the Minor Pri hoxpl tal, of pneumonia which from Spanish influer More than 250 patient ing medical care in th: house emergency hospital hew or startling developed re recely levelopments in the epidemic situation have ap peared, physicians and health au thorities confining themselves to re iterated warnings to the public to be careful, both in regard to trans mitting and contracting the dinease Sokliers and mail under astrir gent military regulations, are cor fir at their various cantonment and stations A call for nurses to assist w work in the old emergency hospital haw been issued by Dr. J. 8. McBride, city health lowing deaths were report Albert Eddy, aged 110 Vine nt Allen J, Hopkins, aged 34, 1421 Boren ave Walter J aged 33, 4321 Mth ave, N, B Olaf Thompson, died at Lakeside hospital reas unknown Herbert ©. Herman, aged 26 {6859 19th ave. N. EB Mary Jane Whittendale, aged 31 400 W. Lander st Jenne Rainwater, aged 25, United States shipping board training sta tion, West Seattle, P. Romani, aged 31, 1 Angelo Albert Marrow, age 1111 Boy? ston ave C. B. Scarborough, aged 31, 43 Burke ave. Ray Marske, aged 2¢, 1320 Alki av Thomas E. Morris, aged 30, 307 N. Tith at The following deaths were report Saturd: Catherine Biveiter r Ryther home A. Finnegan, aged 14, 115 aged 30, Moth a 4s well as dollars—on the Fourth | Broadwa Liberty loan | Walter Burke. aged 31, 306% He haa sent a wire to all federal | Sixth ave. S$ reserve banks to submit as quick! Sarah FE. Clark, aged 21, 7016 &s possible estimates on the number | 10th ave. N. F of individuals who subscribed, and| Maud J. Sewell, aged 30, 4409 49th the total subscriptions ave. 8 It was estimated that around 22 John M. MacLeod, aged 42, 808) 000,000 Americans invested in this | Yakima place greatest loan of the war, and that} L. Croc aged 23, Hotel Terry the total would run some millions | Joseph Gray, aged 1915 over the minimum of $6,000,000,000.|Queen Anne ave compiled by | Unofficial estimates the United Presa at the close of the| campaign Saturday indicate that| eight of the 12 federal reserve dis tricts had topped their quota. The other four were confident of so do | Fannie Kats, aged 35, 6905 Du wamist T. Walker, ave Mabel Hastings, 3929 Angeline at Maybelle Duff, aged 17, Tacoma. aged 21; 2810 Second ing. Tied at city ‘As thé nation’s financial situation| Carl Budge 915 Terrace stands, the fifth war loan probably | st will have to come about March 1,| Vera Swanson, aged 6 1919. ‘This is further indicated by | North the fact that the treasury provisions| 1. Thompson, aged 713 Orcas by for {nstallment payment the banks will bring the entire proceeds | of this loan into the nation’s use by) S. W February 1 at John Drew, aged 12, 4761 49th ave. Of the fourth loan more than $5 | 000,000,000 already is expended. The jasuen of treasury certificates of in-/ debtednesa which will be absorbed | | with funds brought In by the bonds. | Hence, there will be none of the fourth loan money left after the mid die of November, at the present rate of war expenditures. It was indicat. | ed that the treasury will begin to en courage strongly the purchase of| treasury certificates of indebtedness of individuals for use in payment of war taxes next June | The fourth loan has exceeded in/ percentage and amounts the great van floated by Great Britain. Th | tish victory loan of 1917 had 9,/ 990,000 subscribers to the $5,000,000. loan An interesting com | the previous loan is a} in the official estimate vidual | subscriptions to the fourth loan. Al tho the draft called hundreds of} thousands of potential subscribers into the military each has shown n th of individual subscriber loan we of inal service loan num: | In an increase ber vidual sales in the first 500,000; second, 9,600,000, and t | 000. | U.S. GOES AHEAD WITH PLANS FOR 4,000,000 MEN BY CARL D. GROAT | United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.—With Austria and Turkey now a millstone | around the German neck, military | are studying war | needs on the basis of prospective | elimination of these nations. | Such a break, in one way, would | strengthen Germany. It would per- | mit her to fight a stiff defensive war }on shortened lines at her own| Collapse of Austro-Turkish military Germany decide that! | she will fight on into the coming year, a struggle of immense and cost prtaken States is proceeding on that just such a maxi |Then should The Unite the theory you will know them by their . Take one or two ei B,Week and note the effect. ber box. All Deep-Seated Colds | seriou seer irloun complications If th se ano) 4 time-tried for at han give | Mere than firly years | | | the present moment, milit Sigurd Ingervriteen, aged 42, Su |quamish Edward Cook, aged 21 Yesler interim expenses were met thru the | way eee EIGHTEEN DEAD IN BUTTE BUTTE, Oct, 21.—Kighteen deaths and 250 new Spanish influen have been reported with n the see 22 NEW CASES AT MISSOULA MISSOULA, Oct. 21.—Three ¢ 32 new cases of influenza w hours rted aths thin are r 311 DIF IN DAY AT CHICAGO CHICAGO, Oct. 21.—In one day 311 deaths from Spanish Influenza and pneumonia are ported see TWO MORE DIE IN SPOKANE SPOKANE, Oct. 21.—Tw and 11 new influenza cases last 24 hours ar reported cee SOLDIERS DIE OF FLT AT FORT ASTORIA, Ore., Oct. 21.—-Two nol diers died of | At Fort Ste MINES BUREAU JOBS OPEN A you a petroleum technolo gint? If #0, you may apply for permi sion to write an exam November 12 by appearing at 3 pontoffice building The government wants technolo. gists for the bureau of « and will pay $2,500 to $3,000 ye CHILDREN HATE = PILLS, CALOMEL AND CASTOR OIL If cross, feverish, constipated, | give “California Syrup of Figs.” Look back at your childhood days. Remember the “dose” mother Insist ed on—caator oll, calomel, eathar. tics. How you hated them, how you fought against takin hem. With our children it's different. Mothers who cling to the old form of mum effort will be required. The! physic simply don't realize what general staff is taking into account they do. The children’s revolt is well none of the peace maneuvers, founded. Their tender little “in Some indications are th sides” are injured by them is planning to “take a ¢ If your child's stomach, liver and battling over into next bowels need cleansing, give only de question with her, as military men licious “California Syrup of Wigan.” see it, is whether she can obtain a Ita action is positive, but gentle better standing at the peace table by Millions of mothers keep this harm such a gamble less “fruit laxative’ handy; they In any event the war department know children love to take it; that in forging ahead with its plan, of it never fails to clean the liver and 4,000,000 men abroad by mid-year; bowels and sweeten the stomach the quartermaster branch is - and that a teaspoonful given today ing to supply this vast force shipping board for more troop As the war situation she 4 up at y men doubt that the boche will be able to stand behind the Scheldt, as he planned to do. 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