The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 28, 1918, Page 2

lat FLU COSTS MILLION _A DAY IN THE U. Ss. COUNCIL WILL PASS TRACTION BILL MONDAY THE AR 1918 Delay in Settling R. R. Question to Be peu ATTLE SATt (Sper churches ¢ 1 NEW YORK Le 28 rie © mite Judge White ov 1 the ec ghd icla s saittion He ' ; ‘ ! an . * . vn 1 Nn Pinal passage of the traction orc | timates, tried making everybody wea n | NANCes, authorising purchase of WASHINGTON De Post. | growing among the employes may . Puget Sound Traction, Light & - : no more| “flu mask But the plan didn’t | tom for $15,000,000 In pul POREMeNt OF congressional action on | be expreawed tn th ord y etly to influ:| seem to pfu while it did) utility. bonds, Is expected to be| the rail problem may cost the nation |. It ee governr . Woe ll pores pe * ¢ made by the city councll Monday millions of dollars during the coming | oy, sage t 000 r months: “ittaburg reports vaccination o! . sit ney are « ‘ Wuner $ 1,000,000) 50,000 employes of Vrick Stee A apecial reasion of the councl winter, railroad adminiatration affi The belief that traffic trouble - etry eps Retest ben ole Vaccine prepared by | Une in committee of the whole cials declared today by | impending was held until recently * 16,000,000; Dr. K. C. Rosenow, University of | (4Y afternoon, disposed of all detall* | congress to determine the future of | only by officials wh viewed the moeree: bite “gen ae ae in connection with the deal, with the) the roads, it was held. " $.000,000 Minnesota Four cases of “flu” de we hed railroad question fr a fi al Drag wipe exception of the position the city | 4 alixe the transporta ngle. But o ting off now orkers 24,000,000 | veloped am vaceinated ang it Operating feta Loss to work etitann| Steam Max C. Starklote | *?0Uld take in regard to business) toma when they face “probably the| admit the problem of keeping the Loss to business nee one ts using the Reoe.| conerects t any has agreed tO] worst period of their histor roads “on top” of the < $ * . yp a4 fulfill The spirit which offictals sald ts! transportation ts get $113,000,000 | now vacein: sap ntive treat Suellen ef thine” Waniieie.aie [a ; r « a month{ and cldima a high degree of More than $28,000,000 FLU QUARANTINES PROVE UNPOPULAR Surgeon General Rupert Blue urges formation of local commit These estimates are undoubtedly | 1.0, everywhere to deal with out ynder rather than over the facts ten of eat oe They emphasize the vital neces) such committees divide localities 7 <= samp . nto districts, make house-to-house ror. noes are Waptewnr visitations, instruct the people in ‘They hurt business and tend to) canitary and preventive methods of alarm tie people , | fighting the di provide nu New York's health officer, Dr. R-| and doctors ar such other §. Copeland, opposes quarantines 45) noasures as are deemed wise. ethod for checking spread Of) prevention work is helping check . ae the disease fos Angeles Christian Scientists) Soraying nose and throat daily refused to ordinance obey a city with good disinfectants prevents in fection in many cane Dr. EL R ey. of Boston, claims some success with a blood CAN SEATTLE FAIL? serum. It is used in a hospital in Chelsea, Mass The New York Medic ts reports that Injectl THE WAR SAVINGS ni under the akin | QUOTA many victimes of pneumonia follow ing “flu.” Has Not Been Reached It Is believed that pub and medical action, wih be under control before w But it may be an all-winter fight IT CAN BE iW EVERYBODY Will Buy §) From One to One Hundred STORM WARNING thwest storm ordered displayed at 7:20 a. m. Satur day in all Washington seaports by the weather office. The storm is re ported central over Vancouver island and will ove eastward, caus More War Savings Ss F southeast to southwest gales late Saturday afternoon and aight According to Ability - = * CASHES BAD CHECKS Checks for $96 and $84, Contributed by warnings were have been passed on Croah 607 First ave, and O. F. Co., 719 Second ave complaints made to the pe Painless Proctor day. They are signed by a mythica |lumber company representative of Tacoma WILLIAM LARNUR SEQUEL TO “RIDERS OF THE. PURPLE SAGE” both bad, | nued by the coun and in the aft bills will tracta will be cor cit! at 9 a.m. Monday ernoon the final traction coma up for vote A majority of at least five to four and the sanction of the mayor Is x pected to the deal Under the ement arrived at Friday, the company will have 45 days from the time the supreme court paanes on the legality of the or dinances to doliver the car property free of incumbrances, After the 4 day limit, the company will pay $400 a day fine for failing to remove out bts, and the city will have pmuETate standing ¢ the right to terminate the contract at the end of aix months if the company has not delivered the property | that time Gen. MacArthur Is Given High Praise by His Commander | hief of staff of the division recommer cnajor general ded for promotion In one of remarkable doc nts ever filed in military annals daring young officer is prained today by Maj. Ger M ner, who was Rainbow division leader later Sixth corpa commander Heediens of personal danger, Mac Arthur several times led his troop personally, said Menoher ALLEGED FORGERS HELD RB. C. Frost, 19, and C. J. Fair, alleged forgers, are hekl in the « he most am thi and Jail Saturday, both arrested Frida on Warrants, Fair, alleged to be parole from the state reforma is charged with passing checks in amounts not exceeding $50 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Accompaniment SUNDAY 1:30 Popular Concert by MALOTTE on the WURLITZER What are “Sealed Wives”? Zane Grey writes of “sealed wives” in “The Rainbow Trail” as women living apart in a hidden city of the wilder- : ness — as occupants of an Adamless Eden. Shefford, the principal character in the remarkable story, gains access to the city and there finds the dream girk—“the Sago Lily”’— : for whom he has long searched: the plains, the deserts and the mountains of the great West. “y aay i? “Te : Far and Near : : News by Telegraph 3 MARIE SAWYER FOUND GUILTY Mrs. Marie Sawyer, of Great Walls, : and Telephone Mont, was found guilty before jury in Judge Neterer's federal court e Ceccccece | of violating the Reed liquor. act lwhen her cane retried Friday Wer terings tomge * trem the The ame up last Tuesday, but new issue will be given in exchange | 3 “Avy the jurors failed to arrive at a ver for precious metals at the Seattle ee eee ene oe vimmod 3 Metal Exchange, after January 1 | jude antind ; ‘dian The now steet steamer Deranoff, |° ' pees ted built by the Todd Shipbuilding com ~gpnthrenied . iis pany at Tacoma, will soon le OE pede Reem -setee Pint aed her maiden trip to V CE Degg eat fe ting undér the direction of the | Wart bottion oF obi have been found tw Alaska Ste The cash register 401 EK. Pike at umship compar of the Johns |“ wan rifled ue } the sino attempted to open th panne eae one Bee Mrs. Ferry H. Cole, aged 71, who | }peared at the dep he > r Seattle dead at her home, T1é seen ™ int ave. She was the widow of th late John L. Cole, formerly agent for the thweat Mutual Insurance company Seattle Knights of Colambus witt | neral | Life |Soldier Killed by Poison Remembers entertain soldiers an * Satur | Local Institutions day night at their b ot ard ave. and Fast Union at ~ ee Se eee: Soldiers and sailors will be honor | “* hee guests at the Minnewatha club dance | °F * a aoe At rw | hall, Broadway and Mad “t | sta, et church, Marvard ave. and | Freezing weather the moun. |" aa in ae Weal tains is causing water from the | S*0ee™ * ae eee a streams which flow into the € ar | * aemeney eight inches a day cording to) Ment man . a eh on More than 25 lots on the shore of |!) ''" i ook 93,008, the Lake Washin, jo aince’ the lake has low jtion of the will be auct | uary 7, t | eounty-eity bulldir Seattle Is $400, 000 BRANCHES OF SHIPPING | egy BOARD WILL DISBAND} ws: «=» ¢ to @ statement | pedic howpital | $400,000 short of nge Stamps quota. insued by Branches of the roia tions group of the States y Chairman ¢ H. Clarke shipping board will b scontinued | Portland's industrial w the Northwest the firet of 1919, eugeeded Beattie’s indus according to Henry McBride, ship.| ¥Y Over $750,000 in W bullding labor adjustment board ex. | Sclares Clarke aminer. This ia in conformity to i i & general plan to reduce the entire | WAR GUESTS AT CHAMBER |eroup to a peacetime basia. The! : | aafety engineering mection and edu We suet | Sed: eee: See cational training section will be the | Tent for returned soliliers and sal first suborgantzations te bei dienes | Sas: Camsmna exuetition | wiuacas ary forces, principal speaker at the ae Friday noon luncheon of the Cham NEW Foop CHlEr ber of Commerce YM. Harper Charles Bryant, secretary of|of Spokane, Y. M. C. A. worker the King county food adrir who at the front,! tion, has been promoted to the poai-| was also guest of and speak tion of county food administrator. or. FALLEN FOR FREEDOM | x Killed Im action (including 296 at sea) Total American Army Casualties to Date Died of wounds Died of diseane hed ef ne Wounded | Minsing tm 4 other causes on n (including prisone Total to date . , Wiicebolonts Washington State Casualties to Date | ~—oe! | Casualty lists tesued by the Seattle men Died of w ith N. W address war department co M 4218 Maynard a r 413 10th ave. N. Minain n W. J. Halleran, Northwe r hlin, next of kin Mra, Myrth A Rarney White next of kin F. Frieksen, > Halleran, next ¢ T. Meiaa son. Mastin Kernan, 914 Washington state carualties, Including the above, are as follows KIL DIN ACTION Name Addre Next of Kin Corp. Alfred R. Kramer Or ty Mre. Florence O. Kramer Private Budore lL. Dubuque Yakima Mra, Odelia Dubuque DIED OF WwouNDS Corp. William A. James sees Castle Rock John W. James DIED OF DISEASE Bremerton ELY Private Henry Chneider Mra, Theresa Chneider WOUNDED Corp. Leonard G. Recchia Arcang Private Louls G.™ Mra. W Private Ray H. Miller *.Mrs. Minnie Miller Name Next of Kin Private Frank W. Freene c Mrs, Sarah Seeley DIED oF WOUNDS Private Archie M. Halsey Jerry William ©. Halsey Private Victor C, Henson Hellevue Hans Hanson Private Earl Edward Wilkens Seattle A.M. Fonda D U ROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER CAL = i Private Josne A. Castro Morton 6 C. Castro MISSING IN ACTION Private Vern J. Cain Colbert Mre. Rertha Cain Private Erichard lide White Salmon,......Frank A. Childs Private Nicholas F . +++ Everett . Michen Moote TION NO. 3 of WOUNDS Name Corp. Claude J. Swift I tt WOUNDED Johnson Frank Johnson el M. Randulovieh Mrs. Barney Whit Bradshaw Mr h cr ge Sy Pom ton rR Hl, Templeton Emer bb Mr uevet t Patrick Mark M. Patrick 6 Calvin W, Stewart Mrs. Sarah J. Stewart MISSING IN) ACTION Private Slemie Everett Mr Mannie Byrd Private Frank Castagna Cle Blum Private Mastin P. Halle Seattle Private Clarence T. Mel M Private ugene M. Pomere itt | Name. of Kin Private Geo. 1. Ansel .... V. Ansel w | Lieut. Carl F. Erickson é F, Erickson | Sergt. Leo, BK. Johnston Miss Harriet lL. Johnston ‘Private Forest J, Bowse -helan Vallis . Bowie | Says Clarke ~—%| | «| FOURTH NEAR PIKE * NOW RUNNING BOE ee vas ae Ses % —in a story full up with stirring action, clever drama and romantic love under difficulties. All in color- ful scenes like this: ose memmmnd | i} Hitting the High Spots IT DOES FEDERAL MAN CONFERS | | ON SHIPPING TIE- UP E.R | tive of the war trade t Holmes, speci ngton, is in ce et railroad officials and " the freight ‘ |the port of " of export Ii required. H sue licenses in Seattle, shipper being forced to | Washington, A permanent yureau may be maintained here result of the ec Each family in Seattle will buy one more War Savings Stamp on DENTISTRY Look into your mouth and eee if your gums are sloughing or bleeding.” If UGGS’ DISHASB, 8c Sa Dapiiaduinesiagniny aa. rvornirs THIS disease in tre a menace. to good th, and should be treated at « to pre- vent complic natin © . Qeneral stomach trouble, The only dental of attle that specia ce In Se in the treat Will find sed operators and mans. ters the dental profes: Epecial care taken of chila teeth aminations and estimates free. Ironclad guarantee for 18 years on all work, A reasonable Mecount given to all union men and thelr families, United Painless Dentists 4 p Monday Seattle will yet reach its quota. Everyone should buy one or more, as there are some who can’t. (This Space Donated by Electro Painless Dentists.)