The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 4, 1918, Page 8

PAGE 8 THE SEATTLE AR—MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1918. CATARRH VANBHES Ore Qg KAISER STILLIN (Give Wilson a Democratic SEATTLE WOMAN EAT A TBLET aptures 10,387 west iea "Human October SADDLE, GIVES Congress Is Plea of Labor IS HELD IN JAIL YSPEPSIA GONE fins ees Sabaftp tain tone ne™ Ate rm ioe! WT) REFORM Leaders in the Northwest «sw. iiss 0!" ou want to drive \tinued | Your system in the shortest p Fresh aed ee Sica tann a former Seattle business man Pape’s Diapepsin instantly rid! the French war office announced The following statement was today | of a right settle nt. No 1 citizen e Sfaud who is confined m ss - * ‘ths | today . AMSTERDAM, Nov A de! sued by President William Short, of | can afford to take lightly his respon elle ct mh ae ‘att, ~ela relieves sour, gassy or rhe First army during October |eree approving the ¢ ailitiobat : aibility hatin 40 the Cevetal ap to acid stomachs pleasant antt-| captured 10,387 privoners and 113/reforma that have been tnatituted the State Federation of Labor; 3 Stand by Wilson a KAS came, han ane lett. tse hed into the | ng by the retehstag, and promising to ident Robert L. Proctor, of the Se “Do you want the government tO ling Kaxt to attempt a. reconcilia ms ais ' catarrh germs, soothes | “North of the Serre, a French rec | assist in their full development, has tle Central Labor council; L, L, Gif-|retain control and eventually own |ion with Sout, her second hus- |. 20? egy stomach is wour, a band fee! full and ty penetrated Holt peen forwarded to Prince Max, the oh and tele sre apots, and heals all inflam= | onpoitering Lea Pargny, from which they German imperial chancellor, by the ford, of Kelling am, vice president of | he railroads, the te ' 1b) All of the orific the sale. I have heard people say —— th by a wories ne Py that by buying the car line at the Sydney collected $100,000 to raise a ¥Y & weries of government act " von! Stand by the people! Stand bi Att — Puget Sound Traction, I & || memorial to Australia’s heroes, transfers the fundamental clehte se both in the field and at home, is for | yourselves and your children by vot Power company's price, we wouls the Kaiser's person to the people, On? Purpoge only—the establishment | ing for these men! Think Now About the Tine to Come ’ be rid of said company, We bane OY ! Thu bien S0 ates . | Of & better world to live in { Wilson, in his hour Afterwards er restraint, I will put in # comen to 0 perc . not. After r ’ which will stand in honor before! Wikon Program ideal force the law lous unity of America| 4nd to all of t Loeoasbvadn SAS Wt Ue \ Pea ; ; : graph lines, the merchant snarine a a ae ‘pth ‘ often ends in. consumption port said gram from Bertin, ‘The emperor averett, vice president, and H.C. want a real advanced reconstruction Sire. Houtt Peettapie pean anne”, SAGES Th (ORLA £1 q the styomel yreatunae’ “Artillery and machine gun activ | wrote business agent Bremerton | program carried into effect? If you | (, } ta We ee m : poem hed ef . ; gtomach mat breathe it ity was sustained during the night!” «your Grand Ducal Highnens counetl do, you must go to the polle ¢ vote Bours grr Pr Pre ; on more ul ds ; Ask Hartel! Drug Co on the whole Aisne front from) «1 return herewith for immediate} “We are facing the mort eructal) for the candidates who will support iy. wound yy ong + ge - Rethel to Semuy publication the bill to amend the hour in the greatest contest of ll) that program cae ta G6. hake a aie if : : unceasing fighting, the French army | of March 17, 1879, relative to the Fespenaibility of citizenship rests) greasy in the First and Second din VIES FOR YANK Hold your horses, Mr poet on the Oise front took $7 prt ata representation of the — imperial, With unusual heaviness upon us. TO | triets respectively, who can be relied! WALLA WALLA, Nov. 4—H. Just an soon as you eat a tablet i and Gentlemen of the c ity ers, including 4 officers and + chancellor, which has been laid be-| Shirk the responsibility Ix to betray! upon to atand unflinchingly by the | vincent } ed to finance the OF two of Pape’s Diapepsin wll the as cil, notwithstanding the people 1 guns, more than 1,600 machine FUMS) tor, ing for signature. the mont nacred trust ev posed in| prewident and the people. They making of a moving picture of the |4y#pepaia, indigestior 1 wtomach may vote ee ee oe and iderable materia “On the occasion of this : J. M. Hawthorne, in the First con’ relatives of Yanks over there, the | “istress ends, These pleasant, harm it will avail you nothing, ; ; ‘ with lo th téenetheda for of the Kuropean holo | greasional district, and Joseph A pleture to be sent to France an a 'ess tablets of Pape Diapepein e only a straw vote, ar a abeel t The British government Is paying future history of the German peo. | 8USt I In sight. The force of Amert:| sioan, in the nd congressional Christmas present for the Walla ‘er fail to make upset #tomact Megal, If they do, I will ta’ $108 an ounce for platinum tn Cans) TUT Laer endte to at can arma in the field, backed by a) dintri Walle. ber 1 Mine a6 08 and they cost ver an injunction at once and re . acta, preasion to my feeling Prepared pd people at home, has made suc “Stand by the flag! Stand by Wil little at drug stores as Prosperity 1 to organized labor lovers of Mberty in QUICKLY RELIEVED BY eby compel! rT the eyes of future generations “The marv B k E ly ony e ait property,. Despite all struggten between in-| was possible only by reason of the | the United Btates to support him jn Sane: eo wane an ar. mak commpany to sell et such Vall vested authority and aspiring forces ideal program outlined by President | thi" crisis, He is our friend and the ; i : ree ’ mpany b ruled it has rendered possible t ur p wi 4 program that has consist-| fiend of humanity, The enemies « Sore throat and chest colds should THE National never be neglected. Few people re matinm, tonailitis, diphtheria, pneu velopment ently struck & responsive ch in} Wilson's humanitarian program sled \taelf the tninds and hearts of the common | basing their hopes on th of the entire world. It is for |OPRanized labor will neg complishment of that program | “We urge you to rally behind Wil it in for it that the |#0M next Tuesday by voting for the . democratic candidates for congress, feelings « No true friend of labor will desert When you hold tn y ple that tremendous P remendou: belief that |new infant, be sure t Rub pain, soreness, stiffness, jo mperishably rev jatica right out with in the wonderful achieve Jacobs Liniment” this war i In the terrible storms of the! ¥® have fought old md of our bt France, and if we fail to do our part we will be guilty of treason to the | Wilson at this suprene moment city and state long enough, their 4 end is very, very n Will do this whether the or no. BE et to vote, that before tts arrive your power to give it @ happy pre-natal matiam, tonimilit theria, pneu nents of om, Hamline y that the thoughts and | Wizard Oil in mple and ef the expectant mother greatly fective treatment It contains no hand disp on of the monia and consunpt Count fifty! Pain gone four years of war, howeve 80 Years Old—Fit as a Rheumatiam is “pain only.” Not| forma have been broken up, not to in fifty requires internal/leave their ruins behind, but to ys haw been whed in chloroform or other dangerous thousands of drugs, but is composed of the mout . one ¢ : : . living and the dead We therefore urgently request nored | healing, penetrating oils. Used as a w nt Stop dru ne Rub| make a place for a new vital form.| vl that they Ws Fiddle bed ne away! Apuly sooth.| “After the achievemente af thera | “Eresident Wilson is helpless, and | you to work and vote, and get your mat they gle for wore throat, it brings the misery right away! App achievements of those friends to work and vote for J. M he eo | Quick Rubbed on the chest, it his program is doomed to defeat, un « he is xupported by the law-mak-| Hawthorne and Joseph A. Sloan both of whom are indorsed by organ and that peculiar distressing and | ing, penetrating "St. Jacobs Lint | times the man pegple can claim ectly upon the “tender that no right which may guaran al where nature te une » loowen 4. They | will oft preserved a wonderfully brieht 694 | peated cold in *T had a bad case of stomact hard, deep. Dowel trouble that four doctors, ment” di of Seattle on having the power to carry . spot,” and Jef come: mtantly. | tee < , op ha. he Gisposttion, which reflects 90 could not help. Suffered all k ete, eae Rp Fee er Loe ou tien fed Danny kaenes,: abel! vam into effect--a congress | 16d labor and by President Wilson. | MAPRY ,, dleposttl bad | Wizard Ol) te dopentatis of pain, was filled with gas and Bt. Jacobs Liniment” is a harmicss| be withheld from them | ving the power to carry WM. SHORT. Hy the regular use of Mothers Friend | Preparation to keep in Aicine stipated for years. I was advised rheumatism liniment which mate The proposals of the allied gov- |i" cted next Tuesday will|"Preaident State Federation of La- |‘ nolem are made and kept soft and | Chest tor frat aia when the doctor may $0 use Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. | disappoints and cannot burn or diejernments which are now adopted wer to make or break| bor Tand for expansion without the usual |DFulees, cuts and burns rin Since taking a course of it four, ‘lor the skin. , and extended, owe their origin to| \'\" 1) “L. L. GIFFORD, wrenching strain. The nerves are not | family, an well as s years ago my trouble has disap-| limber up! Stop complaining! this conviction, 1, however, with | n..0 0" nowerful interests at| “Vice President, Bellingham, on toothachs, cold pores, canker N peared and have felt like a young | Geta small trial bottle of “St. Jacobs! my exalted allies, indorne these de Me betees that ree You “A. A. FRANCIS Seeman, Beatend Waser Ot ait tere W. Li Buiter, Asst. Cashier Aichough $0 years old, I feel | Liniment™ at any drug store, and in| cisions of parliament in firm de-| Work t© defeat that program "View President. Iverett Be ompgber puri ae H. Go Hotchkins, Asst. Cash. tt aa a fideve” It ina simple, harm-| Just & moment you'll be free from | termination fer as 1 am con,| the voters, have the power to decide “ROMER L, PROCTOR . — Get a bottle tor lege tg fit as a fides gpa pain, soreness, stiffness and sv the issue. It is the greatest imsue i t 4 a; a fc M. I Jamieson, Asst. Casl 4, to co-operate in thelr full “Promid a, less preparation that removes the ed ua, and nel. nt Central Labor Counet) that has ever contr ing. Don't suffer! Relief awaits you ly SSlats “SS Sem SEVEES FLRAZS TRSSAB AARTTS BSS2LRSE E*BSrsata. . he clopment, « c Hh 1 eatt 2 eat Sttarrhal mucus tron the intestinal) "st. Jacoba Liniment” has relieved| nerety promoting the Weel of tha | tet partiaanship nor anything else| Seattle, — yur money. Second at Marion Brack and allay tne ne Talon | millions of rheumatism sufferers in| Gonna, eons ooh Me lcan be allowed to stand in the way | ing, y try Hamline Wixard | which causes practically all stom:| 10 iast half century, and is just as | O*f™MAd people. ee aa Financial Secretary and Pusiness that will bring | Liver W pleasant ach, liver and intestinal allmen “The kainer's office tx one of ser- | _ Agent Bremerton Trades Council.” pills at drugmtets for 30+ good for sciatica, neuralgia, lum including appendicitis, One dose will |/T2°5 ‘backache, sprains and swell.| Ye to the people. May, then, the/ 100 More Men May convince or money refunded. Ow! t new order release all th good pow Drug Co., Bartell’s five drug stores, | ‘"** crs which our people need in order, Join Student Corps and druggists everywhere.—Adver to support the trialx which are] On the ground that men who have CHAIRMAN DEMOCRATIC COUNTY @AID FOR BY CHARLES D. FULLE COMMITTEE) tisement. jhanging over the empire, and with| had experience in handling men wi arn cn, PAD BREATH its Sahn his ees | DemocraticCandidates for the State Legislature From King County De. Riirards Ciive Dahlia et (Snemerehet) MAE | ert come anaes, eo ate Stand on a Progressive Platform and Are in Sympathy “Berlin, October 28, 1918." a] 100 men for training, who may not - have had the proseribed high school Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the sub- | ~~ stitute for calomel, act gently on the education, but who have had voca bowels and positively do the work. tional or business experience that People afflicted with bad breath find | id help to qualify them for the ick relief through Dr. Edwards’ Olive duties of an officer | Fablets. The picasant, coated | diets taken for ad breath b; Se ee ON RHCUNATISM ss, Rone Sar Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets act gently but firmly on the bowels and liver, Dies at Age of 90 stimulating them to natural actions! pain in the symptom of rheuma | NEW YORK, Nov. 4—Mra, Rus clearing the blood and gently puri! | tim that every victim recognizes but | ®ll Sage, widow of the famous finan With the Policies of President Woodrow Wilson King County Misrepresented at Olympia s < the entire system. They do that which | tine physician appreciates that thin| cir, and reputed to be the wealthieat a cs ‘ : : a : r g fs ? . cated Goss without SY |ticod is marked characteristic of | woman in the world. dled suddenly King County, by virtue of its wealth, its population and its commanding industrial and commercial howe Main 4963 oF jot Al the benefitn of nasty, eicheates | Oo eeaes Zeviee ta cure shonin: | O° ioe OES na 34. yenra old if position, should wield a deciding influence in the legislative councils of our state. For twenty years, how- Myn. Sago’s fortune is estimated to cathartics are derived from | ie | “IF | HURT YOU, DON’T BrP Blwards’ Olive Tablets without ("4 weak ts eerie ep Oeelie | be valued at from $75,000,000 to $100, PAY ME.” Briping. pain or any disagreeable effects. {\, because nothing tol Sele radu Edwards discovered the | wir. Harry L. Seaver of 69 Union| EE ever, the Republicans have had practically a solid delegation in the legislature from King County, and during all this time the little county of Jefferson with its two members has exercised more power, wielded more influence and dictated more legislation at Olympia than has King County with its big delegation of formula after seventeen years of prac- @eenanr eom™™ Of EST fee eetsrs i Zale tomy, meena of Getiver: tice among patients afflicted with |stet, Lyno. Mase. » carpenter, was || twenty-five senators and representatives. Why? Simply because this county has, year after year, sent Bompenice Deatsl operations. Siendant bad breathe With the| cxperience will interest others who | to the legislature a lot of little men, a lot of self-seeking, intriguing politicians who placed the interests of Bin in a conve but acute « without Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are pure: |*<1"haq ‘rheumatism off and on cr| self above the welfare of their city, their county, their state. They have never stood united, simply because | ee i es ee + Ale Bee a a then ee trek | twenty years My work at one time YOOR HAIR (ARK they could never agree upon a division of the spoils. Not “principle” but “principal and interest” has high-class, guarant olive color. Take one or two every | Kept me out in all kinds of weather been the controlling influence in their legislative conduct. night for a week and note the effect. |%"4 dampness and exposure caused STERLING DENTISTRY 0c ana 25c per box. All druggista |™Y ®ffliction. I had dull aching ’ at ts as | pains in the left shoulder and in the| 1s Grandmother's recipe to bring right knee. They were so severe at! back color, youthfulness and luster | d Advertisement) times that they made !t impossible! _gtverybody is using it again. | lor me to rest at night. I suffered ‘* —— with headache, had dizzy spells and ‘ | was nervous. My stomach was out} Gray hair, however handsome, de of order. I learned of a person who| notes advancing age. We all know had used Dr. Willlama’ Pink Pills as | the advantages of a youthful appear | treatment for rheumatism, and|ance. Your hair is your charm. It WASHINGTON STATE FEDERATION oF Lanon this decided =ne to try them. They|Makes or mary the face. When it REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGR helped me and relieved me of pain, | fades, turns gray and looks streaked, This year the Republicans are running true to form. Already jealousies and rivalries have sprung up among them. They are quarreling about a division of the loaves and fishes even before their election. They have agreed upon no platform of principles, outlined no legislative program, given no indication to the voters of King County as to their attitude toward the vitally important questions which will demand solu- tion by the next legislature. Contrast their conduct with that of the Democratic candidates, who have met repeatedly, exchanged , counselled together concerning the needs of Seattle, King County, the state, and have agreed to for the best interests of all our people, educationally, industrially, commercially. cr view stand together as one bod gm mtorr s ATIVE 4 i lat CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Rian DENRmICT | They have: never taOet tt shy dane) Mr ries ee tae mri They are pledged to the following declaration of principles, and will work for these and for whatever else e fol J “ wo and have recommended them to | 4 anc " “ ” J.-M. HAWTHORNE......... Dem. LL... Dem. | many others.” ance a hundred-fold. will benefit our people, giving “equal rights to all, special privileges to none.” United, we stand for con- ‘ - c |__| _ In no disease does the blood show] Don't stay gray! Look young structive, progressive, concrete things; Divided, our opponents must fall, and the people of King Count REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRES more altering and thinning than in| Either prepare the recipe at home or ‘aed Vane tor One | the TOE MNSERICT | Theumatiam. No permanent reliet ia| set from any drug wtore @ bottle of | will gain prestige, influence and standing in the councils of the state. » J. F. SLOAN... . Dem. | van g¥Ote | possible until the blood is restored)“ Wyeth'’s Sage and Sulphur Com ee 4: :++++-Bem-/and the rheumatic poisons are cast | pound,” which * merely the old-time | : Ne ENA Tarn i . = NG : om | out |recipe improved by the addition of | Pl { St F Il | tf * H 20th SENATORIAL s c io ' . py other ingredient Thousands of mart ee a a a edges to Stand Together on Following Platform: ROBERT puipces » Dem. Kk Dem. Pilis at the nearest drug store wher i ans ne - se ty aesteene th a ee nr nner Orer Fou Snag: Live, or they will be | PSPS CO ity, beat a | Acting as a unit, democratic candidates for } giving Seattle and King county a representa- | tuted port commission without regulation or e STATE SENATO sent by mail, poxtpaid, upon receipt | hair beautifully, besides, no one can | 4 . mene Sist SEMA SORaL DISTRICT | paaihly tall de it Gita a0 mathe the legislature have issued the following state- | tion in proportion to population. control by the public service commission or tr Vote for One lpnup c. waowne SF Sales, ky sents Dey See ae NOE Te and ‘eraly, ‘Yea mamnen oie =e = Cee “FIRST AID TO INJURED—To revise the | any other authority. We demand absolute bs J. G, OWARRA.. DON correction | ee ne Greene BROAD Sy Che De. eee eee ee Laue with It. Grae “The undersigned, being all the candifates sent first aid law providing immediate, ef- | home rule in the management of our port be _ ERS HENS | decent cules Oe Seeneh Se, ey, | ee ais thetic ts baie, teninn aus for the legislature on the democratic ticket and adequate first ald, permitting se- | facilities * tond SUMATORIAL DISTRICT Sete tas aes N. ¥. Send for the free eee ae ae ee a a thom. iy morning |@ from King county, believing that there is treatment by the injured, his reta “PUBLICITY—To require all public bodies, sf Vote for One ; Segoe. Up's Oe the uray hair disappears: after am | strength in unity of action, and standing tives or friends, the expense of which shall | state, county or municipal, including all com- c ©. 3. SMITH vetee . re | Othe ae otheation ct two, ita natuent | firmly for the exalted statexmanship of Wood borne by the Industry mittees or subordinate branches thereof, to DANIEL LAN BR ae ey pe app ‘ i ie 9 it haouenaa’ row Wilson, upon whom rests at this time TRIAL COMMISSION—To Increase hold all hearings in public, and that persons s TH SENATOR ‘ - r TREASURER peeved pl se daa Mantes Gha Vo the final and irrevocable adjustment of an nt compensation and allowance for | appearing before the legislature or any com- x ora RIAL DISTRICT - . tomes Bs wad - hey : 4 © sting world’s p and upon whom the | injuries mittee thereof b quired to register in ad- Vv One year ye ounge »U a rely ae LABOR aw: ch may | vance the names of the person, persons or ° ‘. * * -, people of the United ates rely for laws cre LABOR—To repeal all laws which may vance the names 0! r P t otha oma ee A ER Ae Bl y, tes onMICK mr Pod agys pte TB oniey Feewi geal “re |B ating equality and justice between man and | prevent, and to enact new laws, including | interests for whom they appear or represent ‘ STATE SENATOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF ie NCW sce tated dot-tha eek eet man, and believing that the people at the | those to remedy adverse court decisions, for “To all of which we pledge ourselves, indi- k S6th SRRATORIAL bleed — iggy nr PO pF bal coming election should link themselves with | the purpose of giving to labor the right to | vidually and collectively. Sa 3 i COMMON SCHOOLS Lac tent ai ot we, the democratic party, which stands solidly be- | organize for the improvement of the health, (Sign 1 NINA 0. BUCHANAN... . ¥ hind President Wilson for not some, but all | welfare comfort and pecuniary benefit of the | “ROT Senator, 30th District. e ean TE SENATOR A. S. BURROWS... “My wife had what the doctors call PAID ADVERTISEMENT | of his policies, do hereby indorse every prin. — employe. “FRI )HN FLEMMING, BEN- § 86th SENATORIAL DISTRICT catarrh of the stomach for 15 years. |REPUBLICAN NOMINEE] §) cipie of the democratic county platform Ot “PROHIBITION AND SUFFRAGE — To . Representatives, 40th : M. W. TAYLON i ct COUNTY CORONER Had to die wrefully and suffered 1 ed at the Labor Temple, in the city of Seattle, ratify the pending amendment for prohibition, District GC. TIFFIN Rep. | much. She has now taken one bottle | FOR RE-ELECTION on the &th day of August, 1918, emphatically | and when adopted by congress to also ratify | “I. G. O'HARA, Senator, 31st District. ¥ MIT AGAES ; Adier--ka and feels perfectly well.”"| JUSTICE OF THE PEACE |§ emphasizing the doctrine that the railroads, » woman suffrage amendment % FRITZ, ALFRED BE, MILLER, = ‘ on Nry SOE DieT od) B. F. arker rock, Texas — telegraphs and telephone lines, and the great ‘CHILD LABOR—To enact a child labor ntatives, 41st District SMMAN NELSEN Dem. rika expels ALL gas and shipping facilities now being established, shall restricting the sale of the products of MITH, Senator a District. } stopping stomach distress not be turned back to private or corporate | such labor. . H. C, BOHLKE, Repre- H TLY, Empties BOTH upper control “PRIMARY ELECTION—To enact a law t : nd lower bowel, flushing TIRE “However, for the purpose of having co- | eliminating the necessity of the voter declar. 33rd District, E See. Lanes i alimentary canal. Removes ALL ordinate co-operation in the state legislature | ing his party affiliation mR, MARTIN WALL, ‘ vistas ace | foul matter which poisons system. on these matters, which are particularly in “SEX—To enac law giving equal pay . rd District ° ij SENTATI | Often CURES constipation, Prevents control of the Iégislature, and combining the | for equal work, rm Ness of sex CAUTHORNE, Senator, 34th 7 PATIVE DIS TRICT appendicitis. We have sold Adler-t-| efforts of each of us, and one for another, we “RECONSTRUC PERIOD—The en District : ‘ ote for Three Dike ka many rs. It is a mixture of pledge ourselves to act as a unit on the fol actment of suitable laws to meet the grave | “CHAS. G. HEIFNER, FRANK A. RUST, | i Dem. buckthorn, cascara, glycerine and lowing propositions | problems of employment, occupation and entatives, 44th Dist } Dem. nine other simple drugs. Bartell HOME RULE—To rive the city of Se | other industrial and agricultural pursuits TAYLOR, Senator, 85th District. ' Ss ENT are Drug Co., Swift Drug Co. and lead attle absolute unqualified, and unrestricted arising r the war. .e, HARRY KILDUFF, Rep t 4iet i TATIVE L ¥ ing crussiats, + power to own, yntrol and operate all of its “PORT VELOPMENT—To remove all resentativ 45th District ' any Vote for Two ——_—_——— utilities, unhampered and unrestricted by trictions on the development of Port of | “J. W iB, Senator, 36th District. t “— 34g - | state legislation or by state boards or other- pattle facilities, and to permit the same to FRANK CO’ RILL, CHAS, D, FULLEN, c " : Rep. IMP B 000 wise, and to sell and dispose of the surplus | be enlarged ed sufficient to meet ntatives, 46th District . ' STATE T ATIVE “ f ie products of such utilities outside of the boun- | the future n s of its commercial and VALD SIEGRRIED, Senator, 37th 1 42nd REPR TATIVE DISTRICT + Hep. — be iM daries of said city industrial growth. No legislation should be District ' GEORGE | Four-Fold Benefit From Two Great JOHN B, WRIGHT “REAPPORTIONMENT—To secure a fair | enacted that would restrict the control and | “J. M. WILSON, J. R. MANNING, Repre- 1 HM. C, BOW JUDICIARY | Medicines. reapportionment of the legislative districts, operation of the me by its legally consti- | sentatives, 47th District.” ‘ : - In addition to his day court, he | Judge of State Supreme Court 1 theese ‘oonditiins of the blood | originated, in 1916, and ever since i Nid Minn weak nfl Secent a, NICHE COURT, whieh wan era 0 dent Wilson Means Democratic Congressmen | |: iat winntan | also weak, thin and pale, deficient in, NIGHT COURT, which was estab: | upp r ng res e ‘ i JOUN KM liron. They are best treated with| lished #o that cnen working In the] 1 MARTIN WALL CHES ated with 7 I FRANK G. Mt dude oe Cg CHAPMAN | | Hood's Sarsapariiia and. Peptiron, ‘ay time could have their cases tried There is every legitimate indication of the election of J. M. Hawthorne in the First district and Joseph \ preme Court taken in conjunction, one before eat. | in the evening, without lows of v i DRT ay ea Term Ine and foo other atten’ Defore eat: coe themselves or time for thelr em A. Sloan in the Second district as members of congress. The people have indicated an earnest desire to | Vote for Two 1 MACKINTOSH ‘These medicines co-operate and|Ployers, lend their complete support to the president in continuing the policies which have proven so eminently CHAS. G. HEAPNEM. . j Judge of state Supreme Court supplement each other. Judge Wright has etablished many | d which will iT d other } FRANK A. RUS ; Tw | Vinad's Karsapariiie. purities the{ other reforms in Justice courts. Ife|/ successful during his administration and which will result in bringing home to waiting parents and o! asta ; ATIVE uel [blood and Peptiron strengthens or !# an able judge and a hard and con loved ones, unmaimed and safe, those defenders of human liberty and justice now “over there.” No voter Sth ii udues rior Co | “ironizes” it—and they » #O pod Srentious Works - she pak Fee ee ieee tion Theat tea bet ee Te has disposed of more than| in either district who firmly believes in President Wilson—who has complete confidence in his honesty ki D wr 5 4 | JOUN ©. INC CALVIN, 8. TALL dactve: 6. thanseya henetis | 7in00 nw wulte during his time in of | of purpose and his sincerity—will overlook voting for these two candidates on the Democratic ticket to- n cases where a laxative ia| fice, and has been indorsed by the ‘aid for by Washington State Federation of Labor) needed Hood's Pilla should be taken, | Union Central Labor Council. morrow, Tuesday, November 5. Take this Ballot with you when you go to the Polls Tuesday. They are gentle and thorough, | Election November 5, 1918. ( : Sold by all druggists, (Paid for by George M. Ainslie) ,