The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 6, 1922, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAe MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1922. { 7 ,O se e fee hea) P | Many New Faces in the |POLICE WATCH Suess tfernoon| Holds Final Rally |) Federal Supreme Cour) esticrcc, ror. «vere sero incase t, ot vn ss sary wa vat buttay rent It WASHINGTON, Nov, @--Presl-) ident Harding has two years and « took every precaution to prevent) putterworth mortuary at 8 o'clock Woodward theater, with James A. 1 } rnited States a |} dont Harding faces the possibility of | naif of his torm to oa violence in the Chicago lection to-|quesday afternoon, The remains Peees, ae a apeaker. = making si: appointments to the eu. ‘The president ip sald te feel that| morrow, Guards were ancigned to | wit) be cremated Sanen declared the farmers are gle preme court before the expiration Of | partisan considerations ahould net|the homes of leading offictals after! wre. Gwedvers, who hae fved in| aingusted with the old parties. me his firet term—that ts to say, tW| satirely control him in filling #U/an attempt was made to bomb the! geattie for the past two years, died | —— sabes ots thirds of the supreme bench, preme court vacancies, Only two of| home of alderman William i. fat ths dai io: Geel @ he | Me recently appointed former 86% | th.6 present nine members are demo- O'Toole, Sunday et the | be ator Sutherland, of Utah, republtoan, | craty—MeReynolds and Brandei®| qe pomb exploded without doing | ter, Mra Sarah Hedington, 1607 18th | th to take the place of Justice John H.| so it i» that Senator Shields, of Ter | any damage a few hours efter a/@v® & The aeed woman was «| 1 Clarke, Ohio, democrat, Now th | nosses, and Senator Pomerené, OWI | meeting of net captains in| former resident of Cle ilum, | wh resignation of Justice Willlam Day, | boc, democrats, are mentioned @8| O”poole’s home adjourned, vaeces e Ohio, republican, te on his desk, @f| gucceasor to Justice Day, Authorities believed the bomb was | Sha ens Vision ck! eo fective November 14. A successor) ne president also ts sald to have | designed to explode during the meet rp on will be appointed shortly. Judge Maurice Donahue, ef Colum | ing but was timed wrong. ce ‘The third vacancy ts expected tO) pus under consideration, Donahue,| ‘The bomb was a “dud” and caused 5.5. S. Will Prove to You in Your fre come thru the resignation of Justio® | too, ig a democrat, at present a mam: | iittle damage. It exploded under the Helps eT Own Casethe “How” and “Why” en Mahion Pitney, Now Jersey, repud | ber of the United States cirouit court | porch, Intense bitterness has been Weak of ite Remarkable Blood-Cleansing mi Hoan, Justioe Pitney hag been a sick | of appenis, He has been @ judee| worked up in ome nections of the Power! of Bon-opt man for months and has not attend | continuously since 1000, He ts 68 | oity over local issues and authorities Eyes vecrtaing tnas It ed pensions of the court ainoe ft CoD | years old, which brings him well un-| fear further attempts at violence, < nee ‘aille. misery, Bt Yened after the summer recess, AM | dor the president's “age limit” of 60 eaipenienliespliactin Reliev St renot hen Common-sense also stops delle! 8. 8. As houncement of his resignation at | years, MAQNOLZA iusto the * t 1a the common-sense remedy for bella, - any time would not be @ surprise to THE lutte Improve. Sore | yesi¢h re | thone who are on the inside here, meant club was to meet Monday after. E 7 % In addition, Justice Jonoph MoKen- SHE’S STRONG noon at Thorndyke aud W. New Eyes na, California, republican, now 7%, ton sta, acoording te announce and Justice Oliver Wendell Holmea, FOR PENSIONS ment. Bon-Opte qu Massachusetts, republican, now #1, znra APRA FAR” | Mamed, aching, itching, burning, work- are beth eligible for retirement Mra, Maude Valbush, democratio strained and watery eyes. Best drug: Neither hae indicated at thie time | candidate for state representative diate recommend end guarantee satis e Geaire to quit, but the hard grind of from the 434 dis. faotion or will refund your money. be the court ts very exacting, and Pree trict, has come I —— out strongly tn ' favor of ad DE SPAIN FOR « t¥08 goaning : | the police and eee | oe: GOOD WAGES! firemen's per| Inse your tight, aching chest. 7 tw } sion system, and Stop the pain. Break up the con- Ralph De Spain, candidate for of having the|gestion. Fee! a bad oold loosen up in | pa county commissioner from the south workmen's .com-| just a short time. | ft | district, states that in his belief the pensation aot! “Red Pepper Rub” is the cold rem- Fallow, meddy, roughened of ye | only feasible way to reduce taxes and amended #0 asledy that brings quickest relief. It bletched complenions sre Gee- " ree, e hi lincrease the efficiency of the gov- to give the work: |cannot hurt you and ft certainly iy the © ea | celle, nat le what makes . Ve ernment is to “cut out” all the graft ere & substantial | seems to end tive tichtness and drive ~“y > a pe jore and loafers, and to pay all em-| inerease both in |the congestion and soreness right pes |ployes good wages. | wages and in the out, In this way, he enya, @ staff of | benefits of med | Nothing has such concentrated, e competent, contented employes can oa] aid and eafe | penetrating heat ae red peppers, and |be maintained. He bases bis argu Mara, Veitest ty awa, She | when heat penetrates right down into | . e e e jment on his caperience with oun states also that |colds, congestion, aching manenn bs construction work, saying “give | ghe te im favor of having the public |and sora stiff joints relief comes a 125 Pieces--Suites--Broken Suites |/:s2 eis ites mom's oe : ways treat employes courteously, | people, instead of appointed by the The moment you apply Red Pepper be ° e e e and they will more than repay you) governor, This, she declares, will | Rub you feel the tingling beat, In| to Di ti d d Odd P; in services rendered.” make tt possible for gas and tele-|three minutes the congested spot ts| 4 scontinue Lines an leces De Spain, @ graduate of the Grand | phone rates to be amenable to public | warmed through and through. When Island Business and Normal colleg4, | requirementa. you are suffering from « cold, rheu- e | of Nebraska, has resided tn Auburn} Mra, Valbush hae been @ resident |matism, backache, stiff neck or sore F SEE OUR WINDOWS" with his family since 191%. During | of the district 18 years and ts @ tax- | muscles, just get @ Jar of Rowles Red wn eng 5 ° that tite he hae been employed in| payer, Pepper Rub, made from red peppers, wise bettie is Bi Cté‘ié«S@#k@ come of these pieces & cur windows and come tm and select from eur regular stock. ‘Bi «Bevery piece bears the original sale tag—just deduct the discount frem the regular price The savings are up to 10%, OUR SPECIAL CREDIT TERMS 1.00 “Tis $1.50 cit, $2.00 si; $3.00 iy $3.50 “ity rth of Fur- $78 worth of Fur- 100 worth ot 200 ~worth «of 250 worth \ of nity: ventture, ratture, urniture £10.00 DOWN $12.50 DOWN GRAND FURNITURE CO. NEAR SECOND AVENUE railway construction work, with the! She states she will work for a more|at any @rug store, You will have [exception of the 22 months spent stringent law in regard to the nar |the quickest relief PRnown—Adver- overseas during the world.war, cotle evil, tisement, i wove i ‘alist we pester | S,.G. Repeat fe (Paid Advertisement) SENATOR MILES POINDEXTER S RECORD A ainst United States Senator Miles Poindexter proposed, supported 4 and will continue to urge until he gets through a law prevent- J ap ing the admission of aliens who are ineligible to citizenship I e (Japs). He voted for and helped pass the present law shut- NUVASLON ting off the tide of illiterate and undesirable aliens from all countries. His attitude on immigration is engraved into the records; it’s no campaign promise to be avoided on a technicality, R 1 "United States Senator Miles Poindexter is one of the men in ea “ senate upon whom we can rely for assistance on all matters Labor affecting the welfare of labor,” says James J. Davis, Secretary F ° of Labor. “I have always found Senator Poindexter honest, rte nd square and sincere; always trying to do what he thought square and just,” says W. L. McMenimen, labor member of the U. S. railroad labor board. Senator Poindexter was a leader in the national labor movement when it required courage and ability to fight the big interests and he still is a leader in all constructive labor legislation. — ORPEWER SD Oocrdysoy ,au More About Berries [HE SEEKS TO i and Pear Blossoms BE SENATOR berries and pear biossoma ing that he favore © law es- Asserting Mitam Oakes of Friday 14 |tablishing the right of referendum Tah TAH? uj Hair of Dandruff ‘The only sure way to get rid of Gandruff te to Gissolve it, then you destroy it entirely, To do this, get, four ounces of ordinary liquid ; apply it at night when retir- | cratic ticket as sh to moisten the acalp state senator it in gently with the finger Cc. d. Gmith from the 334 dis trict. .| Smith eaye he was @ resident of | not all, of your dandruff will | the city before the great fire and has | and three or four more ap-|been a taxpayer in King county since 1891. tion, C. J. Smith fe seeking elec tion on the dem- Wes £€eatsgese spetvessananevrceaev weed Veter ans United States Senator Miles Poindexter always has shown his friendship for the veterans both by his votes in the sen- F avor ate and by the promptness with which he has attended to ° business for veterans before the departments, says P oindext @Yr John R. Monaghan Post No. 51, Veterans of Foreign Wars, who adds: “We endorse the attitude of Miles Poindexter on veteran legislation and activities and his attitude on the bonus bill. It is an te forwarding plans for the new edi. | honor and a privilege to have on our membership roll one who has so unceas- Out te eo ee ee ingly, untiringly and unselfishly supported all measures in the interests of the Startin sages veterans of all wars as has Senator Miles Poindexter.” a g Evangelist Booked Wednesday, to Lecture in City! November 8 unt snabiiee ine te tase:| tian churches of the United States, | will begin thin week a series of leo. | tures at the University Christian | church. After November 17 the be. | tures will be given at the First Christian church. | Plan on Building New Church Here Bubscriptions are already being made for the erection of the new! | Presbyterian church at Hunter blvd. | and Hanford st., according to the| Rev. W. A. Major, pastor of the! Mount Baker Park Community Pren-| byterian church, whose congregation | @rug store, and it never fails to do the work.—Advertisement, we ) 8 3 Oy HE 425 8 ere) oe ee 4 United States Senator Miles Poindexter was an intimate tm Poi ndexter a friend and supporter of Theodore Roosevelt in all his bat- Progressi Ve tiles for civic righteousness and political honesty. In all Senator Poindexter’s public life he has been a leader in the fight to keep the control of the government in the hands of all the peo- ple. He led in the fight against the oligarchy of Cannonism in the House of Representatives. He now is the pre-eminent leader in a nation fight against the domination of our government by any class or power, whether it be by a newspaper syndicate, a graup of capitalists, a coterie of powerful labor lead- ers or any other special interest. iY Slnvente , Senator Poindexter led the fight to pass the eight- hour law, Clayton act legalizing labor unions, rail- way employes’ compensation act, Women’s Suffrage, Prohibition of Child Labor, Mothers’ Maternity Bill, An Event of MORTGAGE Establishment of Children’s Protective Bureau, Farm- Tremendous LOANS ers’ Co-operative Marketing Bill, Punishment of Food Importance Seattle Residence Profiteers and Prosecution of War Frauds, Direct Pri- mary, All Measures for the Relief of Disabled Vet- erans and Their Dependents. Property 7% 4 Being Actual Expense Cameo’ |jzzee-(VOTE FOR POINDEXTER TUESDAY See our window eo See detafled agra regent ||| THE BANK FOR SAVINGS Pine Street at Fourth Ave. AND THE ENTIRE REPUBLICAN TICKET