The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 3, 1919, Page 9

“TANLAC HAS BEEN Wilson Urges Square P WORTH $500 TO ME,” AYS SPOKANE MAN «. —__— done on this side of the water «l B *Rwould have willingly given tive | Attempts to establish the so ery seriou system of government in the Ur but not so seri Mendred doliars, if necessary, for the} states were made in the recent |, Wonderful good Taniac has done | strikes at Seat Pe,” said M. Gratz, a well-known | Butte, Mont, Baker, who Itves at 109 W. Mont. | Other Industrial cen toms 5 Labor Wilson charge > | with oo a : ae with @omery St, Spokane, a few days! | Sovernors’ and mayors’ conference. | with a § . The text of the president's speech | i¢ we Ei vrce moce than twelve years,” he | follows ‘ ‘ pga Sontinued, “I suffered all the tor-} “Mr, Secretary and Gentlemen of | without fures of rheumatiam, and all the| the Conference. | [Malsery that goes with a bad case of/ “I wish that I could prom! "Stomach trouble. My feet and ankles | self the pleasure and |) Were so badly swollen and the pain | taking part in your « #0 severe that I could hardly walk./find that nothing and my arms were so stiff and| mitted since my (drawn that I would have to get) been trying — somebody to help put on my coat./ my secretary ZT also suffered with the worst sort|« month's work in a we of pains in my back and hips, and I | hopmg that not all hardly ever got any sound sleep done badly, but, in “I had a bad case of stomach|iy a necessa » upon my uble, also, and all my food soured | time, I know. tha 4 WE excuse made me miserable for hours|me from taking part in your con eating. I have often gone for) ference, much as I should be profi ty-elkht hours without eating @/ed py so doing was afraid to try it My Mtaht years ago I gave up MY/ aq very aH@ business in Pendleton, | preas my gratif A, and Went to California seek: | executives of health, and I later made two} nave found the benefit that to the Catalina isiands, a wide-| cination t ogether on th®/ those who, in the obscure ranks Known health resort, hoping that| very important matter we Have to | jit 4 Might get some relief from my | discuss : @Uffering there. 1 honestly believe ns )T have taken a wagon load of dif State and City Daty Hferent kinds of medicine, but noth-| “The primary duty of caring for | ever reached my trouble until I}our people in the intimate matters Tanlac. Actually three botties| that we want to of this medicine has done what all! course, falls upc other things failed to do. I/upon the muni have no rheumatimn now—not aj function of the of it, my appetite is as good as! is to do what It | awrence, Maas, ence on the ott bat for many : | I went across the water, was this For the Average Man of the prosperity Jown Into the great 1d women who do th world, and that the process ance is not completed by t success of a great enterprise—it completed only by those enterprises. Hearts Are Stirred arta of the men, The own be tual cireur Tam going to get a £004) and so that we t's sleep. I have gained eigh not displ elr efforts “In other words, it is the privilege all suffering humanity, and I 4M | tery of this sort, to be tho servants cance of @ confernoe like this | than glad to recommend it to! ce the executives of the states and|‘>at we are expressing in it, ar * “9 sountion, and we | Will I believe, exprens in the remul nine te old in Seattle by Bartell | Tun sbemens “that duty "with the {of this conference, our consclousne Stores under the personal di-| -roatest pleasure if you will guide | ‘Dat we are servants of this great us with your suggestions. Some mam of people who constitu Back to Normal n of a special Tanlac represent- .— Advertisement. Colds Grow Better | conference will take as wide a scope singly soon, throat intemme | as you think necessary, We are not “4 ond greets irritation is relieved | +, diseuss any single or narrow sub | them s Pabable: thinestestea” = ee, | ject. We are met to discuss the ought to have, assisting by pub | proper methods of restoring all the counsel in the private affairs +] | labor conditions of the cou: to a| Which the happiness of men deper sad | normal basis as soon as pom to effecting such fresh allocations of | that I cannot take part in labor and industry as the circum: | councils because my prose: the United States and that, as the | servants, it ls our business as well 4 }oan best assint In making th what they wish them to be, si ! : i @AID ADVERTISEMENT) | WARNING To Voters The powerful National District Tele- graph Company (N.D.T.) ismaking the H ; strongest efforts of its life to grab a Us valuable franchise from the Seattle i voters tomorrow, just as it has in other leading cities in the United States. =, (tna Floods of money are being spent in misrepresentation and deception to in- fluence the voters. The company’s highest paid fran- chise grabbers from Chicago and San Francisco are here directing the campaign. Tens of thousands of green circulars purporting to be “directions for voting on voting machines” are to be distrib- uted among the polling places and houses, advising voters to vote for this grab. Vote against Proposition “A” and prevent a franchise steal. INSTANTANEOUS ALARM CO. 112 Columbia Street. _ Deal for Workingmen — tances may make necessary, waits Conti nued From Page One| ! “T think 1 car tify from wh , * 1 have » other side of the Could Hardly Walk On Ac-| must de a new allocation of labor in | water more feeturiai count Of Rheumatism— many cases. For the first time in j¢ in respect t ” » history, he said, there in “a genuin na. Our tndv Gains Eighteen Pounds | intornational sympathy with what is wenbid und tis contribute to the succes © women enten Season to of the world are stirred! » a way that bas never bee beginning to the general ctr in the Tanlac is certainly a biessing| o¢ the federal government, in mat-| stitute great nations, and the signifi-|derstood in Paris that we “1 hope that the discussion of this | Our privilege to find out how we and at if we show that we want the opportunities that they “And so Iam the more distressed | you these | welcome, LOCKED OUT IN . SAN FRANCISCO SAN id ‘RANCISCO, March ) shipyard workers were out” in Bay City yards to r @ larg 1 The lockout spread to the Bay declare that Postman | unic and put an end to the ship- inet ed point yards, and in East Bay elties ral Burleson has failed to| yard strike, has insued a statement | Marn ‘Ww ward + Ce smiths’, Sheet Metal Workers’ | keep his pron ines 03 a that t ‘ eae Suan Thee are baniioas ce “aman ‘ a a hee ‘ ; . : promises and that th alling for rt o nate bill | them, do so. They are harmiess and of quality unions went out when | ed States . PM | which regulates strike "balloting, | fective for more than the tv’ union members were | administration has shown ed ——— 20 years. { harged for inwisting on| hostility toward organt | White charges that Seattle radi- gt t ha day The principal grievances cited by | cals bave run away with the labor 7,000 1 gathered at the] the council are th ged failure to! movement in this city and that the ve Anwociation At ning. The tie club during tt scone resembled the ar strike days, Hundreds wer 1 to get into the hall and ' in front of the club rooms, the Machinists’ union has es headquarters. t meetings were held, and before n P jent Ind Nolan and A. F union would stand pat on the de- mand for the 44-hour week The Metal Trades Association of Eemployers is © determined to stand pat on the question of refuaing work to the nen who ref: Saturday afternoon. Rumors were might be out before the end of the week, in sympathy with the machin- inte. The Shipfitters’ union will meet Tuesday night to take a strike vote, and sheet metal workers will vote on for strike next Friday night. They will demand the Saturday half-day off] f after April 1, v agreement expires. n the Macy award - Start This Week Yl churches, becinnnig Wednesday, ape clal services being preant ve me ever was, and nothing I eat hurts|@ conference of this get 8 ve St. Mark's ar James’ cathedrals, | roy Why, I can eat cabbage now,| «xecutive minds of the country to- |Cumstances of world are and) and other ch jout any bad after effects. Ev-| gether so that they there ts, for the first t £7.| inationa. night when I go to bed I know] each other's sus: an international syn y which ts! or pont, 4 quick and vitah—a sympathy which/ticinate in joint noon meetings in c. he downtown district vices to coord! “ A pounds, am as well and hearty| any way that they may deem it # but displays ies stan te ESO OP I ever was in my life, and am| wise to coordinate. t Intercourse Of aym-/is to understand what plain men|®¥*~ ing ten to twelve hours every | pathy between great bodies that con-/everywhere want. It is perfectly un-| are not ts | meeting there as the masters of any nd body today; that we are meeting re as the servants of, I belleve is, about 700,000,000 people, and! bat unless we show that we under te stand the busines of servants wo ir will not satiety them and we will not a8 accomplish the peace of the world, | ta ¢,any interest but theirs we have t » candidates for the pat lasting discreditt hat ever at- ed to men in history ‘And so it is “with this profound] % of.the significance of things are undertaking that 1 bid you because I believe you have ea\come together in the spirit which I have tried will togeth: operation an: ndividual action, will then really accomplish © wish to see accomplished and easing and facilitat Care of Your Money Is Only a Part of the Service We Render THE National City Bank OF SEATTLE Second at Marion Increase Baby’s Strength Everybody loves a baby and eversbooy wants a baby abun- dantly robust. There are ‘es young children to whom SCOTTS | EMULSION given in small portions at intervals during each day, would be an important factor in overcoming malnutrition and starting them well on the road to robust ness. Every drop of Scott's is pare, rich nourishment, the hind that builds strength and promotes healthy growth. | Children Thrive on Scott's | ‘Hott & Bowwe, Biggmiield, NJ iS) | ‘9,000 SHIP MEN (TELEGRAPHERS WHITE FAVORS How Fat, Actress | VOTE TO STRIKE) NEW FORM OF xe PORTLAND, March 2.—~The Port: | Telegraphers’ Uni voted to strike as ived from the it. The council met Sunday and natate ¥ ill wage agreementa. Similar strike votes were taken Sunday in many other cities, os | memb ublic Commer that no} from the «’ Un ut 4 grocery store noon as ¢ rom the or any “K” milk al officers, accord. | m: ckyeyer, business | ing to J. J gent, iswued mtaternents that the|local union, ntatives of al union has n prepared to stri to work |of the international, F current that many shinyard anion) Release of Debs, Mooney, Haywood lite, aids digentio: ‘O- eas | and Others Urged Sates west rofreahing meeps rt in the DETROIT, March 3-—Resolutions Stomach| » release of Debs, Moon | Haywood and other “political industrial” Amnesty leag Seattle counsel in Lent will be observed tn Seattle} man, Chicago Pe ed for the organization of an indus arranged. Im] trial democracy by the s are planned by|a substitute for the political democ “denied ther.” Many secret service men were sprinkled thru the audience of 4,000. Omega Oil relieves most pains that | ration, Jo-to, for 30 days, at which O. 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Both p SENT FREE ON THIRTY DAYS’ TRIAL fend us your name and address, plainty written, and we will send you on approval our stomach prepa- | rkerg, as FREE DOCTOR Eix-Government Physician 1111 FIRST AVE. or 169 WASHINGTON ST. RIGHT DRUG CO. STO! Bellingham Crenio cin oat oe ee aa ‘0., Bellingham, _Wash. Sign. can be reached externally and reduces | time you are to send us $1.00 or re-| ewellings and inflammation. It re | turn the unused portion if not per-| moves soreness and stiffness | fectly satisfied. exercise or overexertion. Always | Aédretn (PAID ADVERTISEMENT) Against N. D. T. Franchise Grab Three Strong Reasons Advanced by Property Owners Why Voters Should Support Mayor Hanson in Fight Against Proposition “A.” We, the undersigned property owners and taxpayers of Seattle, are unalterably against the granting of the N. D. T. franchise to be voted on at Tuesday’s election. The following three reasons are amply sufficient: First: We are decidedly opposed to our city giving away any more long-term franchises for unnecessary duplication of service already : furnished at as low a cost as obtainable in any city in America. Second: Investigation ; shows that no lower insurance rates will be given for this service than that now furnished by our home com- pany. Third: That it will not improve Seattle fire protection nor lessen fire waste as compared with the service now obtainable. FRANK WATERHOUSE GEO. A. LOCHMAN H. C. HENR¥ Li a ae Oe cere LEONARD T. BUSHNELL et eee gee HUGO CARLSON F. A. ERNST J. D. BUTLER Cc. J. FARMER CORWIN S. SHANK G. H. GUY JOHN McMASTER G. 0. GUY E. L. GRONDAHL W. M. LIVENGOOD THEODORE N. HALLER GEO. J. TURRELL C. H. BLACK G.I. C. BARTON W. D. LANE H. R, COLBY, JR. LEO SCHWABACHER J. R. BREWSTER JAMES D. HOGE H. A. CHADWICK H. W. WILKER ED CUNNINGHAM D. A. UPPER F. C. DUNN C. A. HARRISON FRED EVERETT FRANK P. DAW HENRY R, KING ISAAC COOPER T. J. THORSEN JOHN JACKSON W. L. BILGER C. C. BELKNAP H. A. KYER A. L. HAWLEY