The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 18, 1918, Page 7

‘om fluenza After inging to Quarantined Men Dies From In ee) Patriotism Lea ds to Death 3 of service caused the death} of Mise Linnie Love, daughter of CG B. Love of 1220 Boylaton ave, who died Tuesday evening ait- @ contracting influenza while enter taining the quarantined soldiers at death at the hospital spread sorrow ovr camp of soldiers who have feard her sing during the month. With a companion, sang for the National War Work Council in this state and Oregon be fore the epidemic. break, the two girls went voluntari- ly into quarantine to entertain tne | 5 amusement craving soldiers. Miss Love was born at Portland, Her body will be shipped to ‘Cornelius, Ore., for burial. At the first out- M. J). BRANDENSTEIN & COMPANY OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE 313 OCCIDENTAL AVENUE BRAMBACH Baby Grand Piano When placed in the corner The Brambach takes w F) than an uprig tful. Grand Piano which costs no more than a good upright— Convenient Payment Terms Steinway and other Pianos, Pianola Pianos, and Records, Player Music. Play & Co, Sherman Third Avenue at Pine Tacoma—Spokane—Portland BRIN G RESULTS eee | FALLEN FOR FREEDOM | ~~ we. eee | —— aishcihtinshinikminanennily Total American Army Casualties to Date} | 1] WASHINGTON STATE CASUALTIES ‘5 prisoners) Tetal to date 772 ,_. The United States war department reports the follow- ing casualties, including 29 Washington men (8 from Seattle). KILLED IN ACTION - Address Next of Kin Robert Allen sess LOm Angelots Hall Milford Tt : Lander, Wye Baten art W. Kvereti, Wash 3 lowers ph ta Montea, Cal talph Martin F. Miller ,. Angeles.”..Mre Anna M. Miller Lieut, Leon Martin ley, Cal Mins DL. Martin orp. Robt n Park, Cal... Eather Seott rl Wo Lathrop, Cal...Samuel C. Woodward Seattle Mrx. Ma Center, Colo. Ephriam, Utah Mra. P, 1. Portiand, Or. A t. Homer T. MeDani t. Charles Walters . San Diego, Cal... Mra, I arp. Jos. H. Sorrensen . Salt Lake City. Mra. C. P. Sorrensen y. Mont Mra. A. Thoms pa, Wash O. Hattenmark He na, Cal Pete Broviit lar, Mont ' verly, Wash Vietor, Colo... Mrs Hrayman, Mont W.J, 3 Wheatiand, Wyo....Mins B. Rahman Laramie, Wyo. Watkins Kaing Private | Private ce Private Thomas W. Hughes Arnold Rahman . Verner Watki Walt cy elk, Wash J, Smith Henry Schell Pievna, Mont LlliMenry Seheli . William J. Winter "pa, Idaho... Winter | ee y ef, Mont war 43 jh. rlow Capt ee Mee § Bmith | Lieut eVille, Idaho. Mra. Bertha Long | | Lleut Nez Percos, Idaho. Cleveland, Utah be, Mont.. t Corp. James Shell Corp. © Ny or John Vans » Denver, Colo on, Or. Mra. Edith Shell Private Franklin M. Herlinghot? White itird, Idaho Private Thomas J. Mankeny Hope, N. M Private Bt. John, U < Cy Wilfred K. De Margaret Dun Carl J. Anderson . Hon, M. Edward Anderson | ¥ A. Legnitto San Franci Louls Legnitto | adhe Rigefield, Wash Carl - lave W. Peternc Anaconda, Mont. Amanda bh Piazzol Pipestone Springs, Mont. F in, N. M Margaret .Mahr William J. Mason Christ Mattizon J teh Mra. Lenora Perrine Epbriam Ralph Frank Rodgers ¥ ‘ Private Robert D. Private Carl Mattison ph .. Rodger Ivan Bretkhovich Pred Van Inseman ¢ Charles Lester Conrey. 1 ort Collina, Cot Carl * ina, Cal L ele Jobn Voltenn Columbia, Wash enete Paul neton Biletz, OF Private Frank T. Stevens Leet. Arthur K. Lieut. Frank J. Gard it. David M. Robertson. . Herbert H. Adame William Lon Angeles Mr Anacortes, W Glendora, B. Gard John P. Robertson William N. Adams rs. Elizabeth Kendrick > Nick He Frei a0 Corp. John W. Pierce (@rp. Kenna I. Plowman Huntington, Or. * © Durbin | Clarence 0. Johnson Seattle Charles 1. Johnson Junius M. Anderson Monroe, Ut » Lewis Anderson James M. Dobbs Gay L. Jones Gitbert Miller Private Howard Kahl Private Kennedy K. Kelty Private Cart A. Nelson Private Robert EB. Prigan Prt Jerry Bi. ta te Thomas 0. Hastings DIED OF WworNDSs | Corp. Thomas V. O'Hara .... -- San Francisco....Mra T. 1H. O'Hara | Private Arthur P. ne Milbank, Idaho Jno. D. Madera P Jno. E. . Mra Mary Py Rdward Mrs. Dena Wurta Johannes Bakker Herman Bakker John A. Johnson al cosresdy A, TORY Private Oncar R. Kviat . Idaho Axel Kviat Private William Merrew Ne Wr Mra. Tom Rennie Private Benjamin © Hamilton, Mont.....James F. Rmith Lieut. Laurence & Alameda. Cal Mra Constance Corp. John BE. Newm Carson City, Nev,.Mre. J. E. Newman Corp. Emmett M. Comba Ww. F.C Corp. Albert C_ Emerson Corp. Herman R. Levien . Corp. Charlies H. Smith Sergt. George Gilbert Wright Corp. Lae ¥. Vannoy .. Private Henry Carron | Private Jan W. uitch, Utah n Dodds mish, Wo. Mrs Ie A. Jones | Idaho. . Wi | Mrs. Marguerite Kah! Wash olley, Wr. Matilda Hanson | t «Mra. Alvera Prigan | sese., Jamen Barber | ia, Wa. Wm. F. Hastings | Mra Nellie & Duffey Melvin Wrieht Dinuba. Cal. Mra. Columbia Van Noy «» Santa Ana, Cal Robert J + Salt Lake City Ww nd Point. Idaho......P. D Santa Barbara, Cal A. LF Yuma, Colo. J. Seott Corp. Freak Raners ' 3 ton, Wash Frank W. Ravers | Private Morrie Kessler .. ++e+« Ban Franciaco........Thilip Kessler DIED OF DISEASE Wagoner Norman J. Haeckel +. Balt Lake City..Mre Ada C Haeckel | { te Glensen F. Mamita Renttle : Ren}. F. Hamtin te Ve L. Seott .. Rexburg, Idaho. Mra. Emerett te Wilbur H. Sloneker . Oda, Or George Sloneker Private Spencer D. Willet Dieker, Mont... rH. Willey 8 Jess C. Fann Loveland, Colo... Mra Jennie Hann | te Hirt Adams Onk land. Joe F. Adama Wallace B Smith Mi Mont... Wallace P. Smith Wagoner Edw. H. Johnson Julesbure, Col. Mra. Andrew Johnaon | Private John Bartram Gillette, Wyo. Wm Vv Sacramento, Cal Mra. Willard, Utah Mra Anna F nd. Cal. Mre. Emily Fh Cole, Mrs. Ida pherd, Mont | Private George Fritz . [Private Jno. E. Jones Private Charles Bennett | Private Thomas L. Collins Private Winer Tolsma . Corp, Rert Kruletz Private Ceell 1. Dooley . Private Men A. Harding . Dillon, Mont Tony Kruletz| Little Rock. Wash..Jamer 1 Dooley Denver, Colo...Mra, Mildred Harding Private Norman H. Potts . Camino, Cal John J. Potts Sergt. Major Gordon A. Peters...... San Rafael, Cal on S. Peters DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER causHS Private Jno. Plackburn ......see++. Koda Springs Ida. Minnie Blackburn Corp. Dailas (. Miller .. Waitaburg, Wash.. Mra, Mollie Miller | ING IN ACTION sees White Sulphur Springs, Mont co ‘ ‘ Jack Hart 1A. Carlson Corp. Jack Mart yietor §. Carlson Mont Francisco... . Dan Iverton. Or. FE. b. Th } Ralph A. Fe i) MeCall, Idaho. Mra. Minnie Rowland | Private James J. Arnett :! Parma, Idaho. Mrs. Margaret Arnett | | Private Come Griego .... i) Albuquerque, N. M...Aguatin Griego | George BR. Lambert | Mrs, Myrtle Relknap Robt. C. Oliphant Hugh MeIntosh Lester A. Price ale Wayworth, Wyo..-Katherine Tisdale | ) FROM AEROPLANE ACCIDENT | Lieut. Kenneth Bell .......- Pasadena, Cal............C, W. Bell wou D SEVERE Corp. Inevard Rockman ... Lonthair, Mont Sverre Rockman Private Robert Knox lock Springs, Wyo. Mre. Mary Hrown Private Prank W. Harris Hollister, Idaho John L. Harris | Private Raymond Arthur Morris Wheatridge, Colo...Fioyd D. Morria| Edgeworth Cummings . + Low Angeles Mra. Rebecca Moore John P. Madeira ........--. Colorado Springs. .Mrs. Jean Brocka | WOUNDED—DEGREE UNDETERMINED Private Lloyd 0. Long . Farmington, N. M Robert Long Private Frank Mordona .... San Fran Mra. Roan Mordona Private Henry F. Luke « Heber City, Utah.....John H. Luke Sheridan, Wyo...Margaret Knights Ferry, Cal. .Mr Denver, Colo... William B. M Lamar, Colo.......Mrs. Anna | Payson, Utah... Andrew Tox n Bernardino, Cal. Ruby Brandon on Angeles. Mrs. Marguerite Uritte nlorado Springs.Jas. Platt Hubbell | iD Weat Clift, Colo. Joseph Kiesler | : Albdquerque....Miss Bertha McNutt | Private Carl W. Adame ... Private Charley C. Meyers Lieut. Lewis Richard Morrison Corp. Theodore H. Seamon . Private William A. Box Private Thomas . Brandon . Private Raymond J. Lang ... Private James Piatt Hubbell, Jr. Private Anton G. Kiesler . Private Gilbert MoNutt . wot oseph F. Kendall or... Mrs, Eatella Kendall ©. , Wash. C.K, Coch | Camas, Wn... Mra. Agnes M. Bennett Priva in , Mont Mrs, John Mees Private Baker A. Phillips . M Mre. Edna Phillips ! Little Crooked, Mont...Mrs. F. Ware | INo More Pigs, So + . Blood Transfusion | Controller Quits; (special to The Star by N. B.A) | (Special to The Star by N. B, A.) LONDON, Nov. 18—Stanley and| LONDON, Nov. 18H. 8. Cantley, Leonard Girling, brothers, came to Oe. @. tecigned as Britiah pls. cot bu and at the beginning of the war. | Stanley enlisted in the Canadian | | geottish and Leonard went to work food controller, advising pig owners in an arsenal near London, Stanley |to kill off t pigs before Christ-| van severely wounded at the front.|mas, “It will be clear to you," Cant: | l}te was hurried back to a London | ley wrote, “that my position is thus | | howpital for a blood transfusion oper. |rendered impogsible and my office lation. Leonard volunteered to give | unnecessary his blood, Now the wounded man is | es Private Harold 6. Ware |trofer, because of an order of the THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1918. DERI FIFTH AVENUE—PI Joseph PD. Smith | a Rathdrum, Idaho. Amanda Sylvester | recovering, but the brother died from | Philadelphia evening schools gi the sacrifice. special citizenship courses, | —E F Store Hours | E 9to5 94 Winter Suits In an Underpriced Offering at $16.75 XCEPTIONAL values are afforded in this offering of 94 smart Suits from the Basement Store’s regular winter stocks at higher prices. Suits are of Serge and Wool Poplin, in black, navy, brown, gray and Burgundy, with satin and silk linings, careful tailoring, and trimming of braid, buttons and velvet. Four Suits From the Offering Are Sketched: Left to Right Plum-color Poplin Beaver-color plush Suit with buttons makes and many rows trimming for this of braid for trim- Blue Serge Suit, ming, twin buck- on collar, les on the belt belt buckle and and fancy lining coat-edge —$16.75. $16.75. Sizes 16 and 18; 36 to 44, and a few extra sizes up to 46. —THE BASEMENT STORE. Fragrant Toilet Waters HE Basement Store numbers among its desirable Toiletries, these favorite qualities: Lov’me Toilet Water in rose and lilac Waltz Dream Toilet Water Jergens’ Rose, Lilac, Aloha and Violet Toilet Water Colgate’s Cashmere Bou- quet, Lilac, Lily-of-the- Valley, La France Rose, Dactylis, Lavender and Caprice —priced from 35¢ to $1.25 bottle. Perfumes in fancy bottles encased in gift boxes, attractively priced from 25¢ to 75¢. —THE BASEMENT STORE. Ivoroid Toilet Articles at $1.00 N attractive opportu- nity to choose for gifts or for personal use at an advantage is offered in this low-price assort- ment, which includes: Hair Brushes, Trays, Jewel Boxes, Picture Frames, Perfume Bottles, Powder Boxes and Hair Receivers, also Baby Sets, at $1.00 each. Other Attractive Offerings in This Desirable Toilet Ware: Ivoroid Buffers in case, 50c to $1.00 Soap Boxes, 0c. fume Bottles, p to $1.75 Dressing Combs, . 60e and $1.00 each Pin Cushions, 50¢ to $2 Nail Files, Button Hooks, Cuti- Knives and Tooth Brush Holders, 25¢ each Mirrors in oval and round shapes, $1.65 to $5.00 Hair Brushes with serviceable bristles, $1.00 to $5.50 each —THE BASEMENT STORE 2 STREET—SIXTH AVENUE Store Hours | ASEMENT TORE 54-inch Broadcloth For Suits and Coats $3.50 Yard HE Basement Store is featuring at this mod- weight of Velour-finished Broadcloth for suits and coats, in taupe, plum, me- dium-brown, myrtle-green, dark-navy and inches wide, $3.50 yard. THE BASEMENT STORE. Camisoles $1.00 INK Crepe de Chine or Satin fashions these dainty garments, in com- with Filet-pat- tern, Valenciennes or cot- ton Torchon lace insertion and edge; with lace or rib- bon shoulder straps. Sizes A suggestion for early gift-choosers. Price $1.00 —THE BASEMENT STORE. Slip-on Veils 10c, 25c, 35c VERY woman knows convenience of the slip-on veil, and some of these are unusually at- Choice of taupe, brown, navy, purple and black—plain style at 10¢; figured novelties, at 25¢ and 35¢ each. of Russian- with tailor braid and button ming and panel of through braid and button line with self-color messaline, $16.75 panel in collar— Aluminum Roast Pan $1.15 PAIR of fowls or a good baking of maca- roni or apples will fit nice- ly into this Roaster, with room to spare (it measures 1019x141Qx2 handy size for all ‘round baking use. Made of thick, stamped aluminum, Brown Calf Boots $6.45 Pair S pictured, a grace- fully smart walking with soft brown buc Price $1.15. sole and medium military heel adapt it particularly widths AA to D. Price $6.45 pair. SN’ 6-piece Aluminum Kitchen Set “Crown” Coal and Wood Heaters At Reduced Prices ECAUSE the The Set consists of 1 Cup, 1 Sugar or Spice 1 Combination and Doughnut Cutter, 1 Bottle Filler, 1 Coffee Ball Measuring Spoons, all of good quality aluminum. show small dents or the nickel somewhat tions from regu- 3-piece Cooking Set $1.75 A compact and useful combination Utensil, con- sisting of one 6-quart large mica door as shown in the smoothly - fin- keep-clean nickel : trimmings. with two extra 2-quart pans, by means of which the kettle may be quick- reduced steamer or a cereal cook- An exceptional val- ue at $1.75. Section, EMENT STORE. and $25.00,