The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 1, 1918, Page 3

TH BOARDS GIVE WARNING OF INFLUENZA DANGER| ask People to Be Careful and Take Proper Treatment Promptly. Many Preu-| monia Cases Follow Influ-, eam. What to Do. aed health suing caus} public the Unless prompt by proper treatment, the oh to go to bed and ‘stay ta week, keeping pnuemonia, and let run ita course o busy days cannot " n be avoided, to lore Mee mncre of work. 90 it ta ail re necesanry that at the very sien of erip or influenea, a ter-acting treatment should be w no better or more ef Fey ment could be followed geeh 8 time than to ee! from the rum * plate Myo- ol tg Pn hatte ne and a little hher inhaline few drops of u ormars w an antiseptic van The Frome! inba! Me conrentent! or in y hour or ® it ont an ’ yr teks of ite re and ‘. expensive. for ea ot last a Nfretime Ml ef Hyome! can be obtain Pitle cost from any a Pat, Lote of pecnia al Hyomel inhaler. Take it rand use it without delay paven't one, wet it today A few cents enent easily prevent serious {llness and mare you many dollars, and help Famp out the spread of the dis- BARTELL DRUG CO. e rubber tn- the od at while ay have a “If you now may When You Cannot Sleep HERE is, of course, a distinctly sooth- ling effect upon the jnerves which results jwhen you rub this fa- imous French Baume jon the forehead and \the back of the neck.) ny tell us that he | BAUME ANALGESIQUE ‘when theycannot sleep, be-| \eause this original French so much more satisfactory than its many s *You will, of course, ‘want a tube in the house itorelieve the pain of rheu- (matism, headache, sciatica ‘or gout—but try it also ‘NExttime you cannot sleep. ‘Order by the full name. ‘THOS. LEEMING & CO. Americen Agents New York The Original Is Still Obtainable STOP CATARRH! OPEN }| NOSTRILS AND HEAD }| BT Ned fostrils are clogged and ls stuffed and you can't breathe freely because of a cold Om eatarrh, just get a small botth of Ely's Cream m at any drug store. Apply © of this frag- Tant, antiseptic am inte your Rostrils and let it penetrate through ery air passage of your head, Sothing and healing the inflamed, | Mucous membrane, and you | St instant relict et Ah! how fostrils are open, Gear, no more good it feels. Your! your head is} awking, snuffling, i; No more dache, dryness | © struggling for breath may’ Balm is just what sufferers head colds and catarrh need. Wea delight. | tla | es BAR 1()¢ Ci "eee you try, again and again you'll buy” eee DOCTOR 1 FIRST AVE, 10 WASHINGTON ST. RGUT DRUG Co. wronEs Leek tor the Free Doe Sign. = my A THKIVT STAMP a day % the Hun away, | | most brutal manner by the Huns. | | oH | sla ley Death of Lt. Noble | Finally Confirmed After hoping for ton days that reports of the death of Lieutenant Elmer (“I'si") No ble, bayonet instructor in the Mist division, and former univer sity football star, were untrue, confirmation from the war de partment reached Seattle friends ast night. Word of hin death first « attle Wednesday, October ter from D'Loss Sutherland Star reporter, with the United States balloon company weas. Sutherland had attende university with Nob were members of the ternity I suppore know about Psi me to Se in a let former 15th r the » both Sigma Nu fra now nv the folks at home Noble,” he wrote “I went up the the following morning. The second shell fired by the boche in a counter barrage did t Alt found was Py lett Mtch, ring and identifi cation tag.” ” Noble's father-in torney Isham N. Smith, at \ Idaho, brought word that no tion of bad news concerning Nobt had ever been received. Senator Poin dexter was asked to check up on war partment records, and wired st Saturday that Lieut was evidently safe in France. No bad news had been cabled up to that time. Late Thursday, however, the war de partment finally sent word telling of his death. Won Flaherty Medal | ble, a big, keen, hard working, | jovial fell had hundreds of friends in the Northwest. He was one of Coach Dobie's most reliable men at the University of Washing ton, and he studied like he played football—-hard. Fellow men at the university voted him the Flaherty medal—which is awarded to the man whom they deem each year as the one who had given “most in spiration” to teammates The year Noble entered the uni versity he was the only freshman to win his “W" in football, The stu dent body elected him sophomore representative on the student board of control, Worked His Way Noble worked nights in the coun ty’s assessor's office to pay his way thru college. He was a senior when United States declared war. went to the first officers’ school at the Presidi there singled out for special bayonet instruction at Fort Sill, and imme diately commissioned a first Neuten ant. Returning to Camp Lewis as bay onet instructor, he won the esteem of hundreds of men. Asked if they knew Noble, offi cers and men have often answered “Everybody knows Noble. He's one of the hardest working and one of the finest fellows over at camp. Came From Centralia After being commissioned, Noble married Miss Doris Smith of Port land, and now of Wallace, Idaho, a schoolmate. She is a member of the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. Noble was raised at Centralia, went to high school there. and then | came to Seattle to attend the uni. | versity. } At lace flea the He training and was , | Wins Promotion in U. S. Arm .———. Gen, Harris has been pro- from brigadier general to adjutant general of the Maj. moted become army. Local Girls See Furious Fighting During the fighting at St. Mihiel, five American girls of the signal corps we for duty at the front. Miss Hill, a former junior, and the Sverett Smith, was one of, these. She has witnessed fierce encounters with the enemy and has been endangered by fiying shells While in the Moselle district, Mins Hill and Miss Adele Hoppock, an other University of Washingtor student, we ghly commended for remaining at their posts in burning wooden buildings until ordered to quit. Miss Hoppock is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Hop pock, 102 Harvard N., who have another daughter, Eleanor, also with | the signal corps in Fran chosen Helen n » of HUNS TREAT KINDNESS AS SIGN OF WEAKNESS (Special to The Star by N, I. A) THE HAGUE, Nov. 1.—Reports from escaped allied prisoners further | prove the futility of expecting any | chivalrous action on the part of the| Huns in their treatment of war pris- | oners, Most of the camps where they are kept are placed in the hands of officers and men exchanged from England, and reports show that the lenient treatment accorded them has | made little impression on them War prisoners are still treated in the | | | | HOT BOTTLE APPEAL | Requests for hot water bottle cov: | ers has led the Seattle chapter of the Red Cross to respond to the emergen call. Materials for 1,000 © cut, assembled and re: livery. Women calling for these will| be expected to make them up and re turn them to headquarters, | Peptiron. | only | man and wife, 3 Watch the Little Pim ™ HONOR WRIGHT AND LAFAYETTE (Special to The Star by N. B. A PA Nov. 1.—The names ¢ Marquis de Lafayette and Wilbur Wright, of airpia fame, were linked in patriotic ceremonies at Le Mans, Oct A bust of Lafayette commemorate the election to the Fre ment as a deputy from t ment Sarthe, of which the chief city Afterwards the laid of a monumen Wilbur Wright airplane ploneers, Am part and the chief speakers were United | States Ambassador Sharp and M Gabriel Hanotaux, p ent of the Franco-American committee. Principal streets and squares in| le Mans are to renamed for | Lafayette, Wright, President Wilson and George Washington. | France, was + ° ente his eh depal Mans first nory of r m took Soaring price of dried almonds net- a French dealer profit of $4,000 on a carload held up snany months in transit from Italy, ‘SEATTLE OFFICER IS NOW OUT WITH COMPLETE DETAILS Jno. W. Collins Gains Pounds by Taking Tanlac— Troubles Overcome “A medicine that will do as much for wuffering people as this Tanlac has done for me is certainly worth recommending to the public, and 1/ can't say too much for It,” paid John W. Collina, of 1214 East Ceo | lumbia street, Seattle, while in a! Bartell drug store recently. Mr Collins has been a resident of Se- attle for the past thirteen years, and 1s @ popular member of the police force. “When I began taking Taniac,” Mr. Collins continued, “I weighed or one hundred and fifty pounds, and was in such a bad condition that I} could not ‘patrol my beat. But I now weigh one hundred and sev-| enty-five pounds—-have gained twen- | ty-five pounds—and am feeling fine. 1] have had trouble with my stomach for weveral years. Nea every thing I would ent disagreed with me. My food would almost invar lably sour and keep filled up with gas and misery t all the time. Then. et o, 1 had a fall of about thirty feet which came near putting me out of com-4 On top of I had of grippe and I simply 1 we just about My fe body med neuralgia nd rheumatiem and I ached all over. Every joint in me ached and the pain in the left side of my back, over my kid ney, was severe at times that I could hardly stand it Nothing did me any good and finally I just had to give up my stop working entirely and ing | but try to find relief. My sleep was very poor and I kept falling off in weight until I got dows to one hundred and fifty pounda “Then I got uneasy about condition, to Ce ado a while t otter, 2 me mo ne ne y an got} down this mission. attack to where and out full of w 80 position, do not my and} never went stayed there did get any taking Ta menced clir t until I nlac, and then I com ying right up. I have used six bottles now and have got ten rid of all that neuralgia and rheumatism entirely, and never feel My appetite is stomach is in such a at I can eat just any want without. the afterward I now like lox every night and splendid condition in every I'm going back to work tomorrow and I cheerfully recommend Tanlac to everybody.” ‘Tanlac is sold in Senttle by Bartell Drug Stores under the personal di ion of a special Tanlac represent otive.—Advertisement. ARE YOU PALE, THIN? 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Ebb, one of the picked up in the St. Jar by a trawler - . ky Galiano found been « crew, vieinity Prince Ment adrift ot JUNEAU, Alaska, Noy. 1 tain Locke, of the wrecked C. steamer Princess Sophia, exonerated of all blame by ver Kiggs of Alaska. No bodice were brought in Thursday, as a se vere guile was raging. OTTAWA, are awaited by of marin the equipment steamer Princess Nov, 1.—-Particulars the deputy minister and fisheries, relating to of the wrecked Sophia, before ar the investigation ducted by th wreck nt departme SPANISH CENSORSHIP FAR FROM NEUTRAL (Special to The b B.A) LONDON, Nov. 1.—Spanish papers are openly revolting against the biased work Madrid charging t ing for the inter man faction. recent iswue tious speeches in kk made by ¢ premier, and the man vice chancel The the latter without a touch the former all expressions against the Germans we f the censork One newspaper, two ntieal terms, one Freneh the pasned while in reflecting cut out in a carried nuppositi Ger Fighting theInfluenza A Deadly and Unseen Foe: pe quickly from the clutches « of disease, it is necessary that each and every citizen should upulously conform all regulations laid , down by Mayor Hanson and Dr. McBride, That Seattle may es to To avoid the gathering of people into groups, its has advisable to greatly curtail all the. ac- tivities of the city, and as the stores are to be closed for a time, all banks and business honses will reduce their business to the lowest possible level. Acting in harmony with all the banks of the.city,, we ask our patrons to restrict their banking opera- tions for the next few days, not calling at the bank except for such business as cannot be deferred nor, transacted by mail: eemed The Japanese Commercial Bank Cor. Second Ave. So. and Main St. Seattle, Washington. FLOWERS BLOOM ON SPIES CAUSE LOSS OF GORY BATTLEFIELDS TH (Specia Star by A) PARIS, Ne 1 1 sf m sol diers at the front refer often to the prolifie growth of flowers on battle fields. la this to the nitrate high powered she of the nature of to The 8 huts * American army n the Lac de Brienz, Interlaken witzerland. The which were manufactured by a lost. 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