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OFFICIALS ARE
BOOZE SELLERS,
SAYS DR. BROWN
A Joy-rldlna Kraft rlns In Ifln*
county thai buxs land. oloOit,
RUlfm mtd home# with money stolen
from the taxpayer*. hm combined
tortw with a county whisky ring
and I* ftK><tlr«)C ««*iu*t the election
of Dr J. Itn>wn, democratic
kMIMiiM for prosecuting attorney,
Brown declare* In a statement I*
•ucd Saturday.
Kefutln : the charge that a den tut
can know nothing of law. Brown ex
plain*. "I graduated In law from the
Kansas City School of l»«w . dii.su
of ISS», I practiced Uw in Seattle
with John 11. I**rker under the
name of Parker & Brown, from
1»0« to IHJ. Now I am a inemtier
of the law firm of Smith, Cheater.
Brown and Worthlngton "
Brown rhargv* that a numlier of
Klnc county and Seattle official* are
In league with blind pigger* and
bootlegger*. and that contraband
boose la stolen from the Justice
court* and police department with
proceed* divided between the alter.
Iffa pfflee. the prosecuting attor
ney's office and Justice* of the
peace.
The whlaky and graft ring* will
he pltlleaaly prosecuted under hla ad
ministration. Brow n *ay*. and de
clare* hi* Intention of combining
dentistry and legal practice In mak
In* alt crook* "feel the teeth of the
Yankee Artillery
Smothering Bodies
WITH Tins AMKHICANB IN
FRANCE. Nov. •! The American
renter la continuing exploiting it*
train* In the Fraya line. While the
wing* pushed ahead and widened
the gap In theee last organtaed for
tification* thi* side of the Oerman
boriler
The Yank artillery la fairly amoth
erlng the Oermann, facilitating the
movements of our Infantry with the
lighttwt taaaea. Tha fighting la grow
ing In Intensity all along the Una.
Coffee —Important
"The Food Administration la dealroua that
everyone economise In the consumption of cof.
fee. In order to decrease the demands on ship
ping. and free aa much tonnage as poaalble for
the transportation of the American Army The
extent to which the American public, by con
forming to this request, can assist l»l th» trans
portation of our army to France may be real
lie4 when we consider that the cuatomary lm
porta of coffee into the I'mted States per an
num exceed five hundred thousand tons
"Rationing the people 1* not contemplated.
the Food AJmlnlstrntlon preferring to depend
up«n tha voluntary action of our people to re
duce consumption by caraful avoidance of all
waste and overindulgence, and by raraful prep
aration of coffee for the table."
*
rn IMB Onffea but use noon. FRF*H Coffer
CiOIJJ SIIIKIJI COFFKK in VACTt'M ri\fl U "ALWAW"
GOOD and "ALWAYS" FRKSH.
ftCHWABACHKR BROS. * CO.. INC.
Seattle's OMret Bualneaa House.
EataMiahed 1M»
(Paid Advertisement)
ADVISORY BALLOT
WiIBUinTOI WATT. CKUKHiTIO* OK I. A noil
REPRESENTATIVE IN rOKORMS
Ist CONQRBHSIONAI, DISTRICT
Vote for One
J. M. HA*T»IOH>F. !>*■•
REPRESENTATIVE IN
2nd CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Vote for One
f. r. M.OA* Pern.
STATE SENATOR
14th SENATORIAL DISTRICT
Vote for On'-
IIOBKRT BRIIMJKa • n, ».
STATE SENATOR
Jl.it SENATORIAL DISTRICT
Vote for One
I. ft. WH AWW A " f "
STATK SENATOR
ilnd SEN AT' 'lll Al ■ DISTRICT
Vote for On<-
i . J. WITH
I>A*l*:L i.tJioo* Mr *-
STATK SENATOR
JJrd SENATORIAL DISTRICT
Vote for One _
A. r~
STATE SENATOR
24th SENATORIAL DISTRICT
Vote for One
IIOBBRT (i. I.AITHOIIt Hem.
STATE SENATOR'
IJth SENATORIAL DISTRICT
Vote for One
"I. W. TAVI.WR "em.
etTATK SENATOR
Jtth SENATORIAL DISTRICT
Vote for < >ne
JHKRPII YAII.aON ItA*GF. l)ew.
STATK SENATOR
37th SENATORIAL DISTRICT
Vote for On<
•; MORWAI.IJ SIBOFRIKD He**.
P. E.AMPINU "ep.
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
h REPRESENTATIVE district
Vi>le for Three
i :-fh Mfsi.own Hem.
.1.11 N I IE»MII*«. Deaa.
i:i;*NETT O. »WAH lira.
STATK REP RES KNT A TIV E
4 1 ,t REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT
Vote for Two
* I.rHKD K. KILUIH I»em.
K« A.% TIIOMA* Rep.
STAT K RKPRKS K NT A TIV K
4_rfd REI'RKSENTATIVK DISTRICT
Vote fi.r Two
> 10M..E N. MOIIIiDOK Deal.
11. C. IIOIII.KF. lira.
IIINRV J. I'llll.l.lPM Hep.
I l!A>h V.. IIOYI.F. Hep.
STATE R BPH KS KNTA Tl V E
4 i REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT
Vote for Two
M i RTI* WAI.I. Dem.
I:A Mi <-• Ml EH* Itep.
STATK lIEPKEHKNTATIVE
4 H REPRESENTATIVE DJSTRICT
Vote for Two
4 IIAS. <i. HEIFSI.H Hem.
RANK A. ItII*T Den.
STATK RKI'RKSKNTATIVE
4 ■ h REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT
Vote for Two
II .RRY KlMlirr Deai.
-Oil* C. m('K Hem.
(I'aid for by YVaffhlngton o t.ite Federation of Labor)
Take this Uallot with you when you go to the Poll* Turaday.
0. S. MEN NET
NINE VILLAGES
ON VERDON LINE
WASHINGTON. Nov. ; rapture
by American form of nine village*
on the Verdun front, thr »tta,k con
tlnuinit with Kranch Aid. wa* report I
ed by o#n IVrshlng today.
"The First American army contln !
tied the attack on the weal Kink of
the MeUae. In conjunction with th».
Fourth French army on It* left," aitld
Friday evening'* communique.
"The perfect co-ojierrtllon of all
arm* Infantry, artillery. airplane*
and lank" succeeded In overcoming
and disorganising the ctie-ny'a te*l*t
ance an«l breaking up counter at
tack* tlnemy division*. rapidly
brought up. were put with troop* al
ready In line, and vain utumpt*
made to atop our troop*
"l'p to the present J.OOJ prisoner*
have been counted, of whom 151 are
officer*."
1,400 More Taken
on Aitne Front
in Switzerland
PARIS, Nov. I,— The Franco
Amerlonn attack on the Al*ne front,
which I* being carried out In con
Junction with the American drive
we*t of the Metiae. was resumed this
morning, the Trench war office an
nounced
Fourteen hundred adiliUon.il prls
oner* have Iwn taken
Government Will
Check on Women
On procf of Immoral conduct,
women of famlllea now receiving
go% eminent allotmenta. will tllaoon
tlnue recelxlng them. Mcordlnr to a
new ruling of the bureau of w.ir
risk Insurance recently received by
Mr* Blanche H. Maaon. superintend
ent of the woman's protective ill
vlalon of the Seattle pollt-e depart
ment Early Invaatlgatlon will be
made of auch caaee reported.
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
4»t», RKPRESENTATTVK DISTRICT
Vote for Two
FIIA % K COTTF.HII.I Ileal.
(.'HAS. D. Ft'LLF.* Hem.
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
47th REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT
Vote for Two
J. M. Ilea..
J. W. lira.
cot "NTT ASSESSOR
nvno KRixrr Qe*.
COUNTY PHOSETTINO
ATTORNEY
I'-nKH r. IIIIIIU N Itep.
COCNTY CI.KRK
Vote for One
CI. AH FT* CK 1.. liKRK Hem.
I'KIH t K. Tll'lllh Itep.
COUNTY TREASFRER
W. A. fiAIHK* Rep.
COCNTY SHERIFF
P. .». Met OIKIII K Hen.
COCNTY SI'PKRINTENDENT OF
. COMMON SCHOOLS
*I*A O. 111. IIA \ A.\ Ilem.
«. a. 11l It HO l\ » ... .... Rep.
COCNTY CORONER
C. C. TIFEI* Hep.
COCNTY COMMISSIONER
2nd COMMISSIONER DISTRICT
HERMAN NKLSF.N Ileal.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
3rd < OMMISKK iNER DISTRICT
JOHN K. Ml I.I.AMF. Hem.
Ji;STTCE OF TIIE PEACE
SEATTLE PRECINCT
Vote for Five
lIII.MAN I'. .MI>EH Dem.
J«lll\ H. ».<IHII<>\ Hep.
(IT I a W. Hit IN K 111 Hep.
Jlllld H. WHKiIIT Hrp.
CONSTABLES
SEATTI.K PRECINCT
Vote for Five
JAMi:« F- a||/*\MON Rep.
.Mill N 11. HOII.K Itep.
.1A MEll M. I.AMIIKHT Vllep.
T«IM MI U.K. A N Hep.
NON-PARTISAN JUDICIARY
TK'KfTP
Judaft of atate Supreme C«ort
*l*-¥e«r Terra
Vale for Three
W11.1.1 A M 11. PKMIII'".HTO.f
JOII\ 11. MIT( IIEI.I.
W. (I. ( HAI'HAN
J.idae of aiale aupreme Court
I'our-Year Term
4 ale for tine
KKNNIiTII MACKINTOSH
Two- Year Term
Vate far One
WARRKN «. TOI.MAN
Judicee of (he auperlar Court
Vote far Two
(.RAWIOItH K. WIIITU
( 41.V1N n. HAM.
This Seattle Dog
Wear* Flu Mask
Yam-la la one of Seattle's beat ca
nine flu observing cltlxens. She la
the property of Mrs llarvey 11. Car
roll, of Carroll's Darning academy,
and as heartily approves of the e*
Uietlc art as *he does of flu preoau
Uonary measures.
Yanoli understands the mm ill ng
of the world "walla," ami provca It
Having on advanced nlucatlon (or a
.*» year old Boston bulldog, she li
well varscd in ih* art of modern
■lnnclng. So enthusiastic In *h*
aliout It. that whllo Mr. Cnrroll Is
busy In the rouline of an artny prl
vnte, Yanca nsslsta her mln'rrni In
many way* anil guurda the hull at
night
Wednesday she appeared with her
mistress on tha streeta of Seattle
wearing a flu titaak "Sometimes,
■aid Mrs. Carroll. "I catch her wear
Ing It aa a chiil protector, but all In
all, ahe haa made tha beat of It In
good aplrtt. aa we all hava."
GERMANY SEEMS
NEARIN6 REVOLT
BV Kl) I. KKEN
(Vnlled Frees Oorresponilentl
L«'N"TX>N, Nov. !—Oermany la the
remaining groat question mark
against the war'a political back
ground. aa the result of (ha Austio-
Hungarian ca tact yam.
Fr«m various neutral source* it In
aa the result of an Internal explosion,
predicted (hat tha solution, perhaps
la not (ar distant
Stockholm dispatches any that con
ditions In Oermany closely parallel
those In Huaala before the revolution
There is dl«*ail«f»rtion thruout lie
country, even among the lel'm
claiiaag.
t'hillp scheldemnnn. majority so
rUllat leailcr, who was made a menu
lier of the new cabinet, la unpopular,
and thera la no chance of the roail
tlon ministry lasting.
Million* of revolutionary piunphlerte
are being distributed In the streets
A dlapoti-h from Tha Hague say*
the batp*>s*r Zeltung announced
that the Bavarian premier had noil
fled Verlta that tha Bavarian royal
family win claim the fSerm*n throne
In the event of tha kaiser's abdica
tion.
The condition of the poorer 'luuwi
In Berlin la deer-crate, ac-ordltig to
Copenhagen ndvlcca lieaertlona from
the army are rnpldly growing. The
streets ar* full of war cripples.
Mtny womrn who were f»»r*neT?y
wealthy have been wdum! to work
ing «.« conductorcttc® on th« tram
way«.
Serbians Reach
Outer Defenses
of Old Capital
PARIS. Nov. 2. —Th» Serbian*
hava rwichfd the outer Jefnmra of
Ilelffrttde. their rapliAl. according to
offlclnl announcement by the I'ranch
war office.
"The S»rti|»n First army halt ap
proached K< m< nilrui and luu reach
e>d the advance defenaea of Pel
jsrnde." la»t night'* ftnlontkl com
munlque cutd.
The Becond army ha* occunlotl
Pojega, 40 kilometer* (25 mltaa)
from the ltoanUui frontier,"
Boche War Office
Reports New Loss
liKHLIN. via Ixjndon. Nov. I.—
(Night.!—' South of Drynw. we
yielded ground toward the H< heldt."
thn German statement announced
tonight.
"South of VoJenclenneg, English
attack* broke down.
"Itetweon the Argonne and the
Meu*o a powerful struggle In going
on.
"On the Al*na halght*, French at
tacka down northwent of
Chateau PorHen and on lioth aide*
of VouyJera, except where our lino*
were broken Into at local point*.
' American attnikii were held up
on tha Champlnnleiille-iiaronvlllr
Ancrevllla line."
Arrest Donaldson
on Larceny Charge
I>r. F. C. DonnM.ion, former Intern
ftt the old courthoime nm«*rjf«»nry ho«-
pltal, wa* nrroiiterl Fridny In Port
land. He will be returned to Seattle,
where he a ehnrp?* of prnod lar
ceny. T>onaMson In al!»*fc* v <l to have
approprl.'ited nion»»y from the cloth
ing of Influenza putjent*.
Hwiw committee plam in prenent
to Prculdent Wilson a medal >»!*:nlfy-
Inff for food MtipplW-N tlnlt
ed State* haa went to Switzerland
If you value your watch, let
flaynea rer>air It. Near liberty
t heatre.—Advertlnement
REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS
Id oHff to Introduce our new (wtU«-
bor»»*> plate, which la the llirbt*jit and
■irJXXIMa plronfr.it plat* known, (.over* very llt-
TUTIi tli of tha roof of tha mouth; you 04a
TTW/T t'' l n oorn uff *he co * > -
If All wnrk fruaranteed for II yeara
\ A / A lmpr*a»lon taknn In tha morninjf
J I in'l ifHh aaioe day. UxAminauoß
Call mm 4 Sea Satlfa «f Oar Flat* a»d BHdff Work. Wa llaal tha
Teat af Tim. Moat or our pr*annt patronage la rarommendad by our early
ruatom+rn, whoae work la atlll rlvlnc good aatlafactlon. Aak our cuatom
ara who have t*ated our work Wh«n romlni to our offloe. be aura you are
la the right place. firing thla ad with you.
Open Sunday a From 0 la IS for Working People
OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS
til VNIVIUUUn BT. Oiimll* Krucr l'iUrwa C*
THE SEATTLE STAT! F,ATT'UPAY. NOVEMBER 2. 191*.
ALLIED POLICE
MAY KEEP ORDER
THRU GERMANY
Dispatch From Raymond
Clapper
I Hv I/kI'M I'tctM /,«•<! H'lfd
iMrrct to Th« Hlur
WAMIIINOTON, Now. 2 Allied
troopa will h*vw In pitlh* Amtrii
lluiiK'iry and poaatbly li»rmany at
U>«> villi of ItoallllUra. I" Hi" view nf
Imdlntf kIIuhI diplomat* mid military
atturhr* ln>rx today.
Thry |niiiil i*il |i. Ili« provision f«i
jMtllrim: Arinonlm vltayein, In I' •
Turkinli armlMU-*, a» Indicating
what would U« m < riwury In tho i-iv
of the Central r.n»l>lr*a.
SrUuro of food. pTOTUI"n«, oil
unit other rtrti-itHlllwt haa b*iun In I
varlnuH |uirta of Auatrln. according
to unofficial lIUIMUI hrn hrre livei >
Indication la that rl% »l faction* will
icrah everything Ihoy ran lay their |
hand* on and that complete i onom
lo rhnoa will maiilt. eapeclally In ,
Auatrla Hungary.
Nrulnh Would Muffrr
Neutral tixl allied counlrlca altka
would auffcr from a reign of an
archy In either Auatrla or Ormnny
diplomat* aay, and the nrcoaity for
Intervention lo re*tor» order would
be even greater than In the r«ao of
laolated Huaalu
Plplomat* were opllmliitlt today,
UUI everywhere Ihf fiTllnn w«*
Uial llie of UIH W#r 1*
at hand. In quarter* where at lea«t
another year of fighting haa Mi
lookr<l for. the view ha* now
changed and th« end I* *ee n «•
very nr.ir. Neutral diplomat* we
Germany faring a hoprlea* fight.
Nnirlnc War". Knd
"It la the end," one neutral dlpl»
mot in eloe* touch with Oermany'g
■ltuaUon declared when the new*
wan received that Au»tn« hail a*ked
for an armUtlie The pro*i>c<t of a
twcfc iVx>r Invturton of Germany will
force derma" mllltarlat* at last to
acknowledge Inevitable defeat.
Hwedwh diplomat# representing
Austrian Inlereat* here are |>u*xled
aa to which of tit* many faction*
they will regard aa In authority.
Kmperur Chart** haa turne.l affair*
o» »r to the national council at
Vienna, according to pre*# report*,
but no official Instruction* had been
received at the Kwediah legation
thin morning.
IHxpatchr* report Au*trl«n troop*
fighting among then, .elvea pre
aumahly unit* of Varlou* rare* It
la believed the nrmlatlc* term* will
Include *trlct disarmament provla
lon* no that the** horde. of deeper
ate soldier* cannot go liome to
epread terror and murder.
Allied diplomata here today e*
precw d great concern over the dan
grr of *u<-h disorder* Million* of
Innocent* would be mw red if a
wild ecmmble for food once etarted.
lifiey «ay.
ttrlkf ln»a»l'>o
It would be a world tragedy which
the alliea would be In honor twund
to avert If bumanly poaalbl*. and.
with the release of irnop* In Turkey
and releua* of Italian troop* In
event of an armistice, available
torvaa would be at band to im>d4 Into
Auntrla.
Diplomat* *e« grrmti «r poealbtllUM
in nm< such irmr of rvlltf than In
on outright military Invasion, which
would only t»M to the hardahip* of
the millions of friendly CaecU*. Jugo
Slav* »ri'l l'ole* In the dual mori
archy.
Christian Scientists
Fight City Order
Closing Churches
I/IS ANOKUSB. Nov. S —City
health authority* on on* side and
the Los Angeles Christian Science
churches ou Ihe other, today mad"
ready for a tent of the t>oard <.f
health uritor rlmnun church*-* during
the Itifluenra epidemic.
The Christian 8< ience church*a ;
late yesterday iwrved notice on
Health CotnmUalonar I>r. U M I'ow
er*. Mayor \V<*»lman and City I'idm
cutor Wldney, thai they would hold
services tomorrow, and would con
tlnue to open their churches every
Sunday and Wednesday,
Tho noth «• was served by attorney*
for the Ixm Angeles Christian Moietf"
tl*t chtirc lire acting together, and
waa In writing. It waa bo/wsi large
ly on the con*tltut!on of the I'nlted
StftlM, guaranteeing religion* free
ilnm. and declared the authorities had
overstepped their power*
"Chief Hutler will *ea that the law
I* enforced," waa the answer of May-1
or Woodman.
March Identifies
Yankees in Italy
WASHINGTON, Nov. IV The
fl r »l complete Identification of Amer
lean unit* in Italy wo* given today
by Oen March a* follow*
I'nlted State* Ambulance service.
Fifth. Hlith, tlth. 12th and ISth
battalion*; 3.12 nd Infantry; 102 nd
base hoopltal: lSlst field hospital,
and air service training unit*.
700 Wisconsin Men
Will Vote in Camps
William It. Naylor. n*«l*tant *e<re
tary of *tate for Wlgoonwln, who |*
* topping at the New Washlnnton,
annottnro* that 780 Wl*nnn*ln men In
I'ugct aourid naval and military
camp* will have special polling
l*x>th* at which to cast their vote* | n
the election.
St. Paul Stove Repair ft Plumbing Co
I Fire back*. lining*
nn<! repairs for all
kind* of ator#>*,
ranges and fur
nace*. Water ha* k*
and rolla put l D
and ronn«H«tf>d.
608 PIKK ST.
Main 875
NORTHWESTERN
SHIPBUILDERS SAY:
VOTE "YES" AND
BUY CAR LINES
Seattle, Washington, November 1,1918.
Honorable Ole Hanson,
Seattle, Washington.
Dear Mr. Mayor:
It is perfectly evident to us that some solution of the
transportation difficulties of this city must be reached
promptly.
Without giving any analytical consideration to the prob
lem—as to whether the city would make or lose money on
the purchase of the traction facilities—we are convinced
that the service required cannot be complied with by the
present Traction Company at its franchise rates, and the
larger and controlling factor is the necessity of adequate
service, not only now, but in the future development of
the city.
There is also no doubt in our minds that the price pro
posed to pay the Traction Company is as reasonable as an ad
justment of this kind could be under the circumstances,
and it is not to be disputed either that it is undoubtedly a
good bargain for the Traction Company, considering the
comparatively short life of their franchise.
We agree with you further that the citizens can afford
to pay for commensurate service and this will promote
prosperity in their behalf, in preference to continued dicker
ing and restricted service, which will evidently be compul
sory under the operation of the traction facilities by its
present owners.
May we be permitted to compliment you on your dili
gence in behalf of the municipality in effecting this ar
rangement? The facts, as stated to us, of the transaction
are evidently mutually equitable.
We are also convinced that in the future development of
the city, the physical value and potential earning capacity
warrant the assumption that the price of fifteen million
dollars is not exorbitant for the value received.
Our association, which is composed of the following
members in Seattle:
Ames Shipbuilding & Drydock Company,
Commercial Boiler Works,
J. F. Duthie & Company,
Seattle North Pacific Shipbuilding Co.,
Skinner & Eddy Corporation,
Todd Dry Docks, Inc.,
wish to go on record as approving the purchase of the
street car system by the city upon the. terms and at the
price agreed upon.
Yours very truly,
ASSOCIATION OF NORTHWESTERN SHIPBUILDERS,
By C. H. Hamilton,
chh-hmm President.
Paid for by the Association of Northwestern Shipbuilders.

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