The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 9, 1918, Page 3

BEGIN OFFICIAL minima — SHOR RESSS CANVASS OF THE {Total American Army Casualties to Date BALLOTS HERE Lieut. Norton Gives | _ Graphic Description . li F of Sizz ing LANCE } sitter secsen 185 ) op € “ save ( \ | tabulation of the re gma of the most graphic ¢ aii wh o - eS eer Oana i t and ether causes } urna from the ge 1 election be of the roaring fielis of France| called to the sergeant to go out, } » (including prisoners) | gan Brida The work 1 be done ie aiven in a letter to D. D. Stews /and seo what was the matter i by Deputy Auditors G, Douglas and gecretary of the trade bureau . x LIA. B. Cane a thelr work will | Pa Pa % % ry % Bribe Chamber of Commerce, from) Guard ts 1K ‘ — ~ | ee ea 5 approve! dd, Liout. Thomas M. Nor-| he guard called out a second) { nAN CTATER CATT TRS TY TT ; ; sal fi ery , 305th Field Artillery, |time that he was hit, bo they ren|' ON STATE CASUALTIES TO DATI Be € the county canvassing board Q “ | } ‘ollows out and brough min, PM n{} Mi mponed of the cou uu © " > ae RP pr SL SE || prmeeting earner, caine Seattle playhouses have now been Don: Your letter along with | with Us—the only protection we | { 1s ae aaveieee, MEA, as. ‘ ‘ _ “AES P pe hee: ‘ Had one. from. Pop just] wea tn nn ee, OF ambulance. | } “ona and republican committees were ’ Sant 4 ‘ ing ~ ee ae | iment to wat die enews beeawwe | 1OSSeS have been the heaviest impo 1 upon any line Her ie, noting could pave ee panes, “but got wiry antern TWO SEATTLE MEN INCLUDED Vred'0. Drown, cepublcan, Bd Dt of business since the beginning of the war. But the closing was jed under the truck The Unite utes war ‘department’ reported casualtion Friday |; , oul democra , $ aot ‘ adie tus Sere eae eth, ot le Ge ae ae ment aed Bas aan aday ment Te ice eh a Doi A ted pe a “§ necessary, and the theatres are deeply appreciative of the splendid 1 ave only stub of| shell had simply torn o! ot oe riday night's list is divided as follow Killed in action ate hehite & ’ : ty ‘ ‘ frase and & very small candle, | joint and part of the lower, bone.| (foWonne, dot: died from accident snd other causes. dict of dle eet| cwed Dr, BJ. Brown leading work of Seattle’s health officers. Incidentally, one of their regrets is ‘the present moment, I am asit-/ AN I could de a to the BatuNas morning t vided tion, 18 ae a ts ‘ 12 . ‘ 5 e >» ‘ he ite te eran dugout “> at dage brag Ep A ine nieetty tt ; { wounded, | more than 300 nae ty ay Ot a that the ¢ losing of sig ple y yrtinaed ene pore kS a loss to the United the 4 vo been up at the|—— sing tecioameennegeanissian Sp rivat Grugel, next_of kin n Wardall, Fred es government of many thousands of dollars in amusement taxes frost-for five weeks now and am v ‘ wounds, and Privat sading by 92 votes ee mite ea wif alive, thanks to God Harles, 1133 16th ave., wounded Perec i fipnee and the aid to war activitics which the playhouses always have made { TREE schoct slong with a num- Asp : ete ae eet ae : Sirgen a feature of. @f others on very short notice. nn one No returns wil made hein ot a wore sells Wb the" ehune Re ae gin Nb PR cae - eer 2 oy jattery, so I don’t know how they tal... Ma Wardall, The canvass Dave all made out. Nearly all of be Se} ‘re M completed by Mond or . Datteries in this regiment w loa. Mire Mary ¢ in the ¢ n of election D 3 h ] :] 5 d th C ]- Reber in the rocment ware peste ag uring the long closedown the Co B the ene 1 was assigned to, so} , > M os Pp een weretary M. G, Ringenbers, of . a ? . . Phate bed_nearly every Job 4 Galtland, Cal. tie | minell | «ye democratic committees was pre iseum managers have not been idle. Big fea- The day tho big push started, 1 of ’ Kucramenty, Cal Thomas Ditlon |ent Friday, as wan Chatrman Grant, : : . . iat sete ot oy tal Haren, A bunghie <2: Baklanas hl GARE jeaeange of the repuotian commits, an4i! ture photoplays, it may be imagined, have been “pil- mean os far front as you could Emilia C. Nixon nr ‘ ra Win. J. NIX » onater, James Ke . . ry 2 ’ ’ ft and then some. My job was Diep or wouNDs William M. Whitney ing up.” We have been looking at scores of them and marking par- ‘ fo go up to the Infantry trenches James A. Brown wee sel, Cal....Mre, Tanna M ‘ ri ; ae : . ; Martin WV, Rrugh Prairie, Wn Au ticularly stunning features for The Coliseum. You will find the along with six men and report the of the troops in our see. Chartestow e William ¢ ton Alfred Des Herman I coming offerings there of a grade never before equaled. to the guns When they started E “ty fmagine there was a bridge of mov-| arle Mra. John Farles ° Hl } Sabato 2c ease | ic “LANDLORD LIST) Qf Incidentally we take pride in the 4 | CRE iilale Witce, Stockes GTteo,....teane Meskowits | Shipyard workers were, provided knowledge that Seattle playgoers may attend i IL cr Losers cetng Sees so | fone os some dieir wrongs igviea estoy venine 1 he Coliseum with perfect safety as soon as the au- { Bead. You, of course, have read tn | Py soorna, Ls, teenage thorities permit, even though influenza still exist in this city. Let the papers the progress we have geseph G. | ) comy r : rae : Sa I. won't waste any time Nov Mheey xr jeduetions in a us recall the statement published in a Coliseum advertisement a few felling you about that. s A Ticklish Task Thad only been with the battery! @hout three days when the othe Lieut. Thomas M. Norton William H The owner of a f weeks ago, that because the air in The Coliseum is constantly chang- ing, and every cubic inch of itis washed as it is drawn in trom the roof, it is purer and better for you to breathe than the air in the wo officers had left for thé after- {three of us, and there should stop the blood. After an hour of Private Owen Lynch eee 1 repairs. x ag Ie " s | Be five), when orders came down to|%. they managed to locate an am-| Private james Hume derisscrs Anavles ..Mre, Laure Behaeffer made in the streets; that is, it is better than the open air itself. 4 ey down a barrage immediately. agers ga fhe prise wo Private Bred R hmala 4 Uiah dire. Margaret Sehmais | case of . room flat that was BR ne neers on: spol sed UA Mare wee @ pervel” Ji piED OF Ww The rent of a four-room downtown Le. Os oe H @pd get the right range for four {CUS Ho will lost a lex, Cn Corp. Rimer 1, Anderson oo he Rernard Anderson | apartment was reduced from $21 t and do it in 10 minutes, in- but at that, he's Se hb gy Rag tg METS ‘yl hy. - Mire. Wollte $15. and repairs we red ST cahen' tery pire win- Everything was quiet in th amiet hare ; Nelnc The commission ected & An Announcement of Enormous Interest to You Concerning The i ee the infantry boys.can come; Micket line so I didn't think any- 1A fiveroom house in the Lake Uni 4 Geog tehind. is no. cinch. One| ‘IME about the horses, but in Feet dotmer | district, which, tho tn ut Coliseum Is Forthcoming. ~ Watch Our First Advertisements @p and you have killed a bunch | Morning that place sure looks Feet etn [had been raised from “yn ! i vent own men. Thank fortune, |Uk® @ butchershop. One horse dead, Sb ener won foveal “ Tine went over O. K. All this time, And two bad to be sent back 10 4 ach pelle A oe IUNNUNUANENOEASNEONENTUDCOUONENEEOEOUUUUOUANENCOUREUUOUOOUOUAOSOQEON8REUOGONORROOOGEUEEOOOOUOOOOOGOGNOOOOOGUONOUOUOOOOOOGEANECOOONGNCUNOnSUUY | Femember, the Hun ts shooting at ~ our OF | Private prerent state, and 7 n@ had ft re five othe ith slight wound Private nired ——— a : ————$———————— j oe Gee H ve ke we 8 year) ae et eee Private ead tsi fon bbe 0 tee | - x f steady my nu Tear Feartul Holes the Queen Anne district was Lewis to Receive i @f this alive. | There were holos in those horses Private f Wash Kall te FOREIGN > : Just st this minute, his shells! jarger than your head and how Private White Sulphur Springs. M oe -ainhieaeiees eieaeneaiainy alte 7,000 in New Quota But not so last| Some of the things I have seen Corp. Joseph HL Nunes Mra. Mary Nune* the comminsion that CAMP LEWIS, Nov. 9.—Prepara have been assigned and officers | are dropping on the road just be- that fellow came out alive ia more Vaile, Or. Hulda H 1 from $24 to $22 and from $18 i low us and a little to the right. We than I can see. In the morning v Mra, Anna Har 7 % é | 4 Balt way up a rather steep|] came back here, only a little Pr! 1 Kileabeth Hetri ee ‘ tions for handling the November | t but the trouble ix, it slopes! “ Private Dwight P c Wilfred PB King sae vant Sere: seaeonme house draft contingent of 7,000 men at | } ‘the |ways back, but well located. I tell Private Lennord. «eal Frank Schwan {on 2ist ave, tn >the Madrona die} mien ing 1, » if . Togreg tans that. you this experience because It hap | Private Everett Taylor Mont.- Mrs. Lottie Lapainte | trict, was cut to $ Camp Lewis are now under way. R 1) if would have to get a direct hit! pened to be the last. ¥ An elderly land vho matiafied c | ~ i to get one of us. — = ee r lan . who satinfied Barracks for housing thé new men ; Stuck in Shell Hole jand gone thru, I would give any- for her to py Special efforts have been made bY 1.116 poen appointed to take care of | Christmas gifts to sailors must be i gable “bic ae | thing to forget if I could. “You can given perr ion to rem pete ~~ tameery eamallllelcl ine Gareak aaa hee ane mailed according to schedule, or no was sent to take ect. of . ant after @ reasonable time th “ 4 — of the horses a short ch Lara te eg 1 tel vs ta ena thal vacate soda ___ | the ¥. M. C. A,, Jewish welfare board| Special care will be taken that the | present for the tar, say the postof- " \ ‘ou the one tha : the lines (called the eche-|ianded on our picket line was a | For hteen Years and K. of C,, to care for the reading |new men are absolutely free from | fice authorities, Had no sooner arrived than! seventy-seven, one of the smallest needs of roldiers who speak a foreign ra bopasaen pk ie a The following regulations in mail- @rder came in to move them/|they use. Most of them coming language. In certain camps where & ing packages to training camps / @ shead. Didn't have enough| over tonight are a hundred anc She Has Found the Same Medicine large number of men speak Ut ir Edgar Stanton is must be adhered to: { to move the whole ouvtfit.| nye and up. 300d. The Story in Her no English, these organizations not Shall not exceed 20 pounds in 5 started with what I had. Hefore | aoece f : en and text-books in Aviati Offi eight j et very far. the infantry, for|.Di4 any one ever tell you the | Own Words. only supply stories and viation cer | weight. ie censco. dropped back uy: for | Hun was a coward and couldn't | the tongue wh n can under-| agar A. Stanton, former Seattle|, Packed well in wood or tin cost tk te hekp things elon “a fight? Tell them they had a bad| NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 9—An im-| CHICAGO, Nov, 9—Weather that) ‘The experience of Mra, David | *t and, but also co- boy 1 graduate of the University | “ners : blocked on the aa fi Sia |dream. He is no coward and can) portant decision, of interest to 1d not mit free use of the! Horn, of Route No. 3, Irwinton, Wil | ("i Classes in begins i hich (Of Washington, bas been commis Wrapped s0 as to be easily exam ; motor! tight like hell, but the dirty pups 1 pass, but would for neon Co., Ga., is not. exceptional s in which | ioned a Meutenant in the air ser. | Med and. not to contain perishables, stuck in a shell hole). It] 40a nent square. They can think| M#nufacturers, has just been 1 foott yas tn pros m Sea proses yor yn nd at the va-| Ones iallas Texas, according to|. Shall bear sender's name and ad- | just getting dark and a mes-| oe more mean, dirty tricks than the| dered by Judge Waddill in the W-) today for gridiron cor ready‘to-take remedy, for |"!0Us training cam® sie word received by his father, Prot.|@rees in upper lefthand corner of ; came back, saying they were) 4111 nimself. S district court, at orfolk. It) Middle West. Muddy f ve years Spanish, French, Rumanian, tnodern | « A. Stanton, of the Uni- | Package. { x the road up ahead so hard ge the question as to| the toss-up for games that werp to Ho a ae ek, Italian, Russian and Polish. | Voit) of Washington May bear the words “Merry feeuidn't get thru. Couldn't dc| Of course, there are lota of funny| legally answers the question as to) ioe, Dil iy Rete ent of the rn writes, under date of Boren pg Bagtiah ot V ton, curtitihan? oe Cpeieas dade eae 4 ing but pull off an far as 1|things that happen, too. I have an| “how far one may contro! and dis) J re f AMS: “T have been us 4 a ae aia ta Gone Chien f to the side of the road into a/ orderly 1 call Scotty (a Scotchman). | pose of omn eves out of the| Coach Yoat's Mich at oe tee nek eee Spanish editions of “Over the POSTPONE EXAM The address for men in foreign or Mall woods. Had about 100 horses Hie only duty ts to look — me ane : A regi Iinited States | the popular favor . - ry side ¢ peer ac and Gerard's “My Four Years) The United service |home service is in addition to the f 4.6 men with me. Put horses on|5*t my meals, take care of the few | action brought by ‘gate &| scheduled bout with St ch : St ae aa caae pometin rmany” and © n Greek edi-| commission announces t the ex-/ name of his ship or naval base at i B Picket line in the woods and|Clothes we are allowed to carry, | attor as = be 1 Seat Ge an aiomaeh of Robert Lo nand/ amination to be held in Seattle on|which he may be stationed as fol- : pend the carriages. Had my or-|"04 #0 forth. 1 took him along | Ge. onto well ite goods to cut-price eda of Wolvert 2 sl a can ea Marion Crawford kl of November 9, to fill the position of |lows: Care Supply Officer, Fleet ; Orly put my blank: under one| 9% & runner when went up to 4 a to well » ow . P t tn t the books in demand. lan: automatic addressograph operator, Supply Base, 29th St. and Third i] " 4 etailers as in violation of the io witness th colds, effects of the | \™ < @ the carriages and had just turn-| observe the other day, and we were| retailers was in cmnaiedl 1 of the classic betw ait p = “a i! the | pers and magazines! Puget Sound navy y has been|Ave., 1st Terminal Station, Brook- i z* when a young officer rode having one se igg he Gero We eee oe i 1 pas oe ae ons mp libraries and postponed to December 14 lyn, New York. i who has charge of the ammu-| Were in a broken do rench as| Ju * t ° Pia aie. 4 7 {dings where they are a a = —— a4 lon for three or four batteries, |OUr only shelter and @ German bar-| out at : bs c 1. Thou ’ - : i Beta young fellow. He was all| tase would start at the bottom of | chark s case that th og nee Gigne B ta ¢ os it peed hg ss ere Stomach-Headac @ ndl es ion! h and caught beween two fires|the hill and walk on over us about | facturer attempted 1 hold a 2 , \ t 1 plete re ’ ‘ 3 same as I was. jevery hour — = ailer| Among the Western ga t . we * taller, nor to restrain the retaile mone ‘ I . Try Peruna first ° i Been Thru Hell Scotty's Query taller, way from making sales. It| day's card were incbpetub “oc-calawid divtes~ Soll Insta tl End Stomac istress ‘Did I tell you the Hun had also! me gare gt gpg a 9 one | declares that the retailer. after buy 5 St Wisconeta. 9 nnesota | everywhere n . @ barrage behind us so) sé or the other according to) ing, has an undoubted right to dis at Ohio State, Puré a oat oe = couldn't go back? He maid he|Whether the shots were short oF jose of his purchase in any way he Ag Great Lakes at ; : p it he would stop with me ee, bobo and it was raining pitchforks, | Yoog to. give it away, not to| Notre Dame, Chicago Naval Reaorve 66 Souring food in stomach : Might if 1 would let him. He|bedbugs and bables, and you could| se it at all, or to sell it at any |at Cleveland, Camp Funston at N | aditor The Star: 1 wish at this forms acids and gases which i been thru, hell and was simply| hardly pull your foot out of the) orice he cares to make, hoy Dire cetera eee anes time to extend to you my sincere cause headache. F Wired to death. Just couldn't keep|™mud. Just about at the worst part) ‘rhe only penalty the retailer can Nebraska, Chanute Field va, Scott thanks for the pndid and loyal 5 : ie Mbtecth trom chattering. Said he|°t the shelling, Scotty sald, “Lieut..|inour for cutting the price is to) Held, at Urbana, and St. Louls at) Humphreys’ “Seventy-seven® |support given me by your publics Just as soon as Diapepsin i on. Have you ever felt that | how —. Ager ree facie One| earn the Aigptosaure et the sane ye Pauw breaks up Coughs, Colds, | tion in my candidacy for congress in reaches your sick, unsettled I have, many times in the|of thone fat Ne > politicta: er, “who could refuse to make . the Second district. Your influence sto: isery s. Pet five weeks Niong about 12] with you—the kind that set back further sales to hm, as he had an SCREAM SAVES HER Influenza, Cold in the Head, ee cistrict was atrongly felt and tomach all the misery stops. that night a shell landed|!? an arm chair and say, ‘We'll| undoubted right to do” Screaming when confronted by an Catarrh, Sore Throat, Quinsy, materially augment A -elief ! dose, Some of the pieces hit|fMht to the last man’? rding the practice of price|/armed burglar, at the door of her| Tonsilitisand Grip, AtallDruggist |, . nme by those in corr No waiti Instant relief! ie _— I was under and I heard| Damn! Those Dutch shells are enerally, the court says:| apartment Friday night. Mra. A » sympathy with President Wi a ; fi 2 ie Picket guard calling for help.|coming up pretty close. I'll just utting would almost inevit-| Stack, of the Strathmore apart son and his admirabl jes. These ndigestion, acidity, gases, T thought he was having trouble|run out and see how close they y result in redacing the defend ts, Queen Anne and Harri policies, I am satisfied, time will vin heartburn and dyspepsia go. eae «coming to the picket Jines.| ant’s business in a given commun m st. frightened t man away dicate, and not only will the people i] We haven't sent over a shot alljity. * * * It by no means fe ing a collection of valuable jew fully Indorse them, but history will Upset stomachs feel fine! day or so far tonight but just wait|lows that, in the esd, the public | els thereby |record the president as the world’s : an hour or so longer, I think| would be benefitted, as the pri “ ms | lgreatest leader along humanitarian Costs little—Any drug store. 1 , “Jimmy,” as they sometimes call|cutter could easily ralw his Sige . rege Moyet, means one of first lines—those things that are in : 5 ; the Hun, is getting a little nervous, |after the demoralization caused by |four Americans in Foreign Legion within a limited time to be the gov ° if WILL PUT You : a’ te ous | ie conduct has been brought about, |and believed killed in July, found in| INSTANTLY RELIEVED WITH orning influence in making the world s P. D CHILD 4 LAXATIVE ny pe Pg way he Is increasing | tm, profit individually by #0 doing.”| German prison camp Paice tone UPSET? apes iapepsin ON YOUR FEET 2 Cr cccemana ree = a5 IE Nea : _ ei ove While the cause of democracy has = 2 - — Took at tongue! Remove poi- Finish when I come best regards to you and ‘ith, Old ik. My} apparently g is no time for vain regrets ne down to defeat, this Rather Top, and all the luck in the world. | fons from stomach, liver Your pal. TOM. e e OR MONEY REFUNDED ASK ANYORUGGIST | oiouia those who stand and fight fo Ask About Our i an 4 | principle gird their loins the tight 9 7 Hi id bowels Nearly morning. | 3 a m. | for the tattle that again ‘must bei S= Per Week (| all is well so far. 4 | ization should be strengthened before cod bi aia of ours to come} another fight, events transpiring dur , off. Tell Edith. | ;, |ing the next two years, with the re if anere ar 6s, by. bart BO Be Better Looking—Take |publicans in control of congress, that’s a beautiful sound. Te guns, Olive Tablets doubtless being a strong contribut 8 little guns, behind us, in front o Pagpae * ge co bringing to democratic us and on all sides of us. The Hun or If your skin is yellow—complexion sanbert ciilitna br Raeeioatn a t guns will stop in a few minutes Palli e coated—appetite Poe Fre independent political thought i now. The boys are going over the you have a taste in your mouth— he clouds of the present may be | iy top tonight. Will go out and have Ot, PO eee shouls | .omewhat dark and gloomy, but that i a look. ay bey they have a silver lining is as cer There is a big fire back of the! Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets—a sub ii ae that a brighter day is dawn i German lines on our left. He is Stitute for calomel—were prepared by) Oo fae jumanity at large, and from burning bis acateamition a8 oe ao ba al Ma 17 years of study) viiind the darkening shadows the 4 x, 1 guess. ‘That means| th h nts. qunaliine a shtenme sroatels fa ok / ee we wil go ahead. Well, Dr. Edwards Olive Tabletsare a purely | ba — clade gape Et eee This is the i so long, Don, TN mail this the | (beeen — seee!| Yeeetablecompoundmixed witholivedtt |e ee eet waentng hours. wh Electrically Equip- snce I get. Going to try | You will know them by their olive color, | '''" > espe : d INDIAN, C lete $60 first chance ~ Don't stay stuffed-up! | relieves sick headache, dullness,| Tohaveaclear, pink skin, bright eyes, | °°"* jence shall have ¢ to slu ij pe I AN, Complete Accept “California” syrup of |@0d Ket @ few minutes sleep now.| Ouit plowing and snuffing! A/feverishness, sore throat, sneozing, |no pimples, a feeling of buoyancy like | Per 44 man shall come into his own. | Your Boy Wants an— Migs only—jook for the name Cali Your pal, TOM. | dose of “Pape's Cold Compound,”/soreness and stiffness. | shildhooddaysyoumustget atthecause, | Wishing you continued prosperity if Gale Lor the Dame cat | pear Don: Have a’ chance to|taken every two hours until three| | “Pape’s Cold Compound” ts the| | Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets act on the | 1nd sucyoss in your fight for better | INDIAN | Af sure your child is having the} mail this letter now. Will you| doses are taken, will end srippe _ Saari ages relief known and fiver and bowels like calomel—yet have | t!'nss, I am, nost sincerely yours, § AAA most harmless laxative>or| please write to Mignon for me. Al-| misery and break up a severe cold costs only a few cents at drug mo dangerous after effects. A. BLOAN i for the little aomach, liver | tho I write to her every day, Ileither in the head, chest, body or store It acts without assistance,| ‘They start the bile and overcome con: eet MERCER CYCLE CoO. in 884 bowels. Children love its de-|am afraid that only part of them | limbs. |tastes nice, and causes no incon: gtipation, That’s why millions of boxes | * ? wt fruity taste. Full directions| get thru and perhaps this may ve} It promptly opens clogged-up| venience. Don't accept a substi-| are soldannually at 10c and 25c per box. | | A THE | for child's done on each bottle. Give| the one. nostrils and air passages; stops|tute, Insist on “Pape's"—nothing | All druggists. 7ake one or two nightly 1} § otrets eveanie as Yours, ToM. |nasty discharge or nose running; | else, | aad note the pleasing results, %@—_—_ 4 i W without tear,