The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 4, 1918, Page 12

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MILLER As a West Point Cadet To the Voters of the First Congressional District: For two years I have represented this district in Congress. CONGRESSMAN JOHN F. MILLER Natu rally our thoughts and our acts during these two years have been guided by our war requirements. Mine have, The trip which I made to the war zone last year was pursuant to my duty as I conceived it. act in Congress, and have responded affirmatively to every request I have supported every war of Prestdent Wilson appertaining to our war activit Some of these activities have taken mo on speaking tours throug out the Eastern states. I have never refused to perform these or any other assignments given me, nor have I used them as an excuse to avold a vote on any measure coming up during my absence. On a such meagures I have conscientiously palred myself a thus recor my conviction. In this manner, for instance, I am on record in favor of both the woman suffrage and prohibition amendments, which ¢ me up during one of these assignments, My pairs on these measures—thht is, the members who would have voted against them to offset my vote in tavor—were Congressmen Holland, of Virginia, and Tague, of Massa chusetts, BOTH DEMOCRATS I am proud of the record I have made; proud that my support of President Wilson's program of “force without stint or limit” has con tributed to the peace which is now upon us; proud of the uniform sup. port I have given Labor in Congrese—including my vote in favor of the Nolan minimum wage bill. And I believe you are proud of the record I have made. I doubt whether any one of you would have had me change a single act or a single vote which have gone to make this record up. Of how many members of Congress can this be said? Not of nor of Chairman Dent of the Speaker Clark, nor of Leader Kitchin, Military Committee, who vigorously denounced the war and the Presi dent, nor of the Democratic candidate from this District if you elect him—all of protective tariff, which it is essent whom will next year be just as vigorously denouncing the al that we enact for the protection of the labor of our returning victorious soldiers and sailors with our country again thrown open to the products of the world After-war problems now confront us. A place must be found in our industrial life for the boys—and girls—now “over there.” To this and other problems I am now giving my most serious thought. Is there any reason to doubt that my ctx on these problems will as nearly square with the demands and interests of the nation as have my past official acta? I respectfully solicit your vote tomorrow, JOHN F. 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The Mayor McBride think it advisable to limit the store to thelf shortened hours for a time, as a further safeguard to public health. and Dr. We will endeavor to have our store service up to the maximum efficiency, pi so that we may serve you quickly and accurately when you come to the store when you __ telephone #f orders (Elliott 4100). Christmas Package Coupons for Soldiers in France Are Reaching Seattle If you receive a coupon you are entitled to send a Christ. j mas package to your soldier boy in France. ER es This package must weigh less than three pounds and must not be over 9 by 4 by 3 inches. Standard boxes of these dimensions will be furnished by the Red Cross Christmas package committee at 1213 Fourth Ave. on presentation of your coupon. OVER THERE THE Your package must be inspected by them before it is sent, BON MARCHE SOLDIER SHOP HAS ARRANGED THREE GROUPS j OF SOLDIER GIFTS TO FIT THESE CONTAINERS. Other lots can be made up at short notice at different prices from the varied stocks of useful articles for soldiers. A sample carton is here so that you can see how much it will hold. _T0 VOTE FOR DEAL| If You Do Not Get a Coupon—You Can Send . their jon to the demands of its « for an mate wage and have persistently ignored ap- peals of Its patrons for an efficient and mfo and havo resorted r thod known to greedy A to avold paying a wage thelr employea that will app allow ot the to Uve in decency and com Be t & « stant str “Die it resotved, that we, the em- ployes of the Puget Sound Traction, | ent Light & Power Co, appeal to all members of organized labor tn par- nd the traveling public tn > go to the polls Tues- F te to purchase the street railway ®yntem.” Catlett Urges the Car Line Purchase ; BY PRED W. CATLETT | kreatent Former Vresident Municipal League er ¢| Dany was Invet- the traction com political asset clone my eyes to the uncertainties o : 1 run on a pa but I belt - pow t is inevit tag? peice 1 that the tern It 7 vo us @ fair p Ries ft n this venture now Interne Himself _ Sick mm. on hooused to ockets of influ court house ompltal, escaping with and $100, A Liberty ma city patient was * according to eanion Berlin Protests vA Hungary Blockade ‘ zURIC Nov. 4 Berlin has p' past Y cavtastes| Australian Likes LOWEST RATES TO _, t¢ Go Mopping Up CALIFORNIA : SAN FRANCISCO Van Staveren, a retired New land ecattleman and veteran of ominion’s expeditionary forces, touring America in purauit 1, says that he “would rath y night with a line of alter: LOS ANGELES ; bombers and bayonetters SAN DIEGO {2 227ting else in the world, Next suiting, s. 8. crauato, nov. » SEN. 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Old hens are going through their anuual molt and are not pro- ducing within ten per cent of their normal egg yield. Most of the pullets—1918 hatched birds— | are still unmatured, hence they are producing only a limited number of eggs. These pullets are, how- | ever, producing ninety per cent of the really fresh } eggs on the local markets today. Pullet Eggs are not quite as large as 1] standard size eggs, but they have a better jj flavor and contain more nutritive value We Replace than any other eggs now on the market. 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