The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 1, 1924, Page 3

rib he Se attle St: ar LEGAL NOTICES > th Ave Put at BUSINESS SERVICES Optician and Oy trist ~~ Sronuiments Physicians, Surgeons Well Drilling W BE. Pet } FUNERAL NOTICES TANIS 9 MALE Violins for 6 SPORT: ATION 17 MAL RATES de $24 FOR RENT abia BEDRIDDE! SUFFERERS There’s Positive and Quick Relief From RHEUMATISM and Kindred Diseases to Be Obtained Through DR. LOUGHNEY’S Human Bake Oven and Corrective Eating The big demand for D ney's wervices h fully and com Writ and strietly for ake bedridden patients and all tavattd eaves who are unable to he treated in hix Seattle downtown offices. See or write Dr, Loughney and he sure oughney Is ansia fa make reservations while there Ix ses, Hours, ner 0 INITIATIVE S52 —Is your street car mess multiplied twenty times. —It means 7000 more politicians on your payrolls. —It will cost YOU millions. It is FOR politicians and AGAINST the public. Vote AGAINST Initiative 52 Citizens Association Against Initiative 62 HELP—WANTED 10 SITUATION—MALE Par? iANG ‘11 AGENTS WANTED {23 FOR RENT— 19 FURNISHED HOUSES -20—FOR RENT HOUSES ough-| Elegant Illustrated booklet sent free, Hat the eo THE SEATUL} rAR p DOG SAVES | IFE OF cove aa, BOYS WINSSTARHERROT'S RULE Pour Booze COMMUNICATION ji NEW HOTEL IS TURNED OVER Pp Taylor Officially Presented Three 12-Year-Olds Possess|French Government, Like R Unde With Keys to Olympic ge City Playground Titles British, May Fall Into Dump ‘ih | | | : | nm “ , { ’ 4g Ship Hears KFHR VALERA CAUGHT New Premier Prepares for ' 1,200 Miles Away Administration Change Sentenced One Month for Invading Ulster Again Men’s Sunday Club Shag eens sie Boxed UR te aM : Will Hear Seerle of ; Lg gb bart arpa World Flyers Hop . f E M peal / miles tro tle “he|Deball ‘of republican ‘candidates tg Off Again Monday mies f Ay KFHR. reports showed | tence co tor eee : vt A rit 4 Girl Not in Court, fats, 9 er 7 A n Warrant Is Issued 4 are welcor (Paid Advertisement) on that the | anea Pals er, al tnew 7 r- Babies Motherless, “Save Father’ Suit) La Follette oper eet ya ; ar . ; : emt aon i ¢ r rior t Hold Man Suspect peat ; co oe pag Bo pel Vo ers: : it SECOND DISTRICT ELECT Lloyd Black To CONGRESS HADLEY—Standpat regular, neglects district and op- poses La Follette. 22 UNFURNISHED - ) HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 2adio I rograms aot: | pect es ar ve e SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1 FURNISHED ROOMS WHEN YOU BUY MONEY At this bank <4 F UKNISHED APTS, A ND FL ATS of any t pay for the 25 FURNISHED muggling Plot KLX HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS Smuggling Cali t t Liberal BLACK—Capable, energetic, progressive; will work with progressives and fight for Puget Sound. VOTE FOR BLACK (Signed) Progressive Party Official La Follette-Wheeler Executive Committee. Attest: J. E. Ballaine Lowest Interest Rates WASHINGTON MUTUAL Alku Mrs, Frances C, Axtell v. 8 SAVINGS BANK (This advertisement {s officially authorized and can be verified i 1101 Second Avenue at Ia F te-Wheeler state headquarters of Progressive party, e I 4 E ets $30,800,000.00 401-402 Railway Exchange building, Seattle.) | BUILDS NEW STRENGTH IBF AND REAL FLESH > Over Sixty-Nine Years of Success ; Father John’s Medicine is sold by | U®! all good druggists (Paid Advertisement) | Vote “AGAINST” 49 's a Total Loss! Initiative 49 (the Anti-Private School Bill) Has Wot One Redeeming Feature RECOVERY OF 49 would injure the public schools by decreasing the amount available for educating each child. : MRS SPINK 49 would make it a crime for you to send your child to a PUBLIC SCHOOL outside the 1 district in which you live. Gives Lydia E. Pinkham’s 49 would break down our child labor law. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Seventh and Spring e sig etisteactny Eve Nov. 5 To Discuss Bone and ethook a Homer Bono or Charle CLARENCE EDDY Premier Organist (Organized Labor’s advisory ballot says “vote in Vegetable Compound AGAINST Initiative a : Full Credit 49 would destroy orphans’ schools. ORGAN RECITAL Minnesota Junction, Wia,—‘T'was 49 would jail a father for placing his motherless children in a boarding school. fdas treatment but bo thing sossoed 49 WOULD INCREASE TAXES BY SEVERAL MILLION DOLLARS. to help me, and I epee oh 49 IS UNNECESSARY—Washington now has an excellent compulsory school law, and 80 wea that I ae had to remain in nirnta Jao! ; st be approved by the state. bed et ore private schools must apy . time and was like 49 an invalid. I had violates Personal Liberty. It is un-American and unconstitutional. pains in my abdo- o cpeiats Friends of Educational Freedom male organs, and my stomach both- ing Ps s, President Rey. O. L. Haavik, Pastor Lutheran Church Coe We A ingli SES Secretary Rey. Ambrose Bailey, Minister Baptist Church Y SEAT 75c NO TAX Northwest Little Ss h band saw Lydia BE. ymphony Pinkham's. Vege- table Compound advertised, thought it must be good, and brought ithome ered me. My hua+ Rey. John C, Perkins, Minister Unitarian Church Orchestra First Con November 20, 1524, 8:30 to me and advised me to try it, After taking one bottle I was able to eat, and after six bottles I was doing my own work, which I hadn't been able to do for years, I have anew bab: who is doing nicely, and I am still taking the Vegetable Compound and feeling better than I have for four years, The medicine is surely wonder- ful anda food thing to have in the house."’—Mrs, GrorGe SPINK, Min- | ion, Wisconsin, Je canvass of pur. Jompound reports 98 per "cont, benefited, rt Masonic Temple Admission $1.00 SEASON TICK Good for 7 Concert .. Penrose, President Whitman College Rey. 0. E. Tiffany, President Seattle Pacific (Methodist) College Maj. J. F. Douglas J.D, Lowman Dr. Park Weed Willis C. L, Reames William Short, President State Federation Labor Canon W. H. Bliss, Pastor Episcopal Church Rey. W. A. Major, Minister Presbyterian Church Rey. A. R, Ogden, Seventh Day Adventist Church J. C, Slater Josiah Collins A. F, Haines Geo. Lamping C. J. Erickson WITH MALICE TOWARD NONE