The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 3, 1924, Page 2

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In it eminent clearly shown that vere, wend to the nearest dru: the expert will be here to explain its many desirable ‘ngineers have succeeded in mastering the subject EY i bold for & §0-cent box yramid features engineers have s i mas iz sub Suppositories. It |s a wonder, wet the kind of relief that nute you om your feet and gladly tell about It. Advertisement | PLATES the public interest de- mands the defeat of Judge Boyd J. Tall- man, who now occu- pies this department. of pipeless heating. Now the entire house can be | N-O-W heated with one register. No pipes in basement or wall to waste heat—keeps basement cool. Asbestos —places this heater in insulation means perfect circulatién. The Air Blast your home, Pay the ends smoky chimneys. Home decorations remain balance in small con- long unsoiled. Any coal is burned with minimum venient payments. waste. 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Just the RIN, chased during this 6-day fac- $5 DE , tory demonstration we will this week a $ a 1 include without extra charge IMPRESS L (ANGE o ‘ : e FURNAG ; for Sian deliv this beautiful 42-piece Amer- ican Lithoges dinner set, Estimate Free, this Office has n for 22 years, proof that we patients and stood We'll bo right Lany work we do for fy and please you. “Judge Tallman has by the press and by many of our most substantial citizens been severely criticised for the manner in which he disposed of the Lee Waite and Dewey Gillman cases; als6 for the manner in which Peter Lang, and other cases involying gross moral turpitude, were permitted to escape as if the offenses were not serious.”—Report of Washingtgn Anti-Sgloon League. WHAT LABOR MEN SAY: ‘Douglas has proved himself the friend of the workers. He is entitled to the labor vote 100 per cent.” EXCHANGE ANNEX BOG Mace Ree ace oe STANDARD [2:22 that eae out ft FURNITURE CO. | %.: ee hie mew. nd ° L. SCHOENFELD & SONS alsalmaile,. telephone FOUNDED TACOMA ‘tot-6000, EXCHANGE Second Avenue ut Pine St. 1864 L. Schoenfeld & Sons esas Stabbed by! Neuritis — J. B. PHILLIPS, Former President of the Central Labor Council ‘___we find that his record as f: him to be a very high type of citizen, Report of the Political Welfare Committee of the Central Labor Council, as labor is concerned is excellent and find ya | ELECTRONIC MEDICINE wiayatesae IS HERE TO STAY BRIGHT’S you're IT 18 NOV A CURPALL, NET AND OSPITALS, OPERATIONS | RIGHT @‘In the past, the president of the State Federation has had occasion to £0 to Prosecuting Attorney Douglas’ office on many matters that vitally affected the welfare of Labor and on every occasion found a sympathetic ear and a ready will- ingness to grant Labor a square deal—all that Labor ever contends for.” —From Washington State Labor News of Aug. 20th, 1924, edited by W. M. Short, President of the Washington State Federation of Labo: Malcolm Douglas is an able lawyer, a fearless citizen, a faithful public servant. Hut We Believe That 1 Will Hen Than Any Other Method I AT "roportion of Dirt Why wast Case money where HE WILL MAKE A GOOD JUDGE : far Mati LeCLINtc, 6x THR AVEO" | EME VOTE FOR HIM sen are ay loge Price gh wt | ser TBRE =|) _,, MISS, BRIGHT