The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-16
IN PASSING THR0NG.

- 60 Portland, W5efe ne aAssnnSo
lll-..ss-~ a the State Medical society.
1.es-ss.r vzs made unusually inter
- - construction OF paper on
- a the Eoentgssi ray IN sur
q 81. Kit,be. faas the Portland
l. u. ...s.ak al in the slgtes, terms. ana
- s.treefed 4 great deal OF attsn-
80 -, hampers OF the profession ana
- - .ste the subject matter OF Dr.
s.s. r.oer was based Upon MS own
l...x.sre ana the applications o, the 4
d - uractice. Last evening he
s,svrashsd several instances that
1sI..-s~ hefare tie Oregon Medical 30
=. .ss.t.sned in an interview with
-s-ssgfve Of the Pust-Inteliigencsr.
II ~ fosasd the application OF che
-. eav 70 my prAs.tiee OF Immense
A..s. a ~ y said DR.. Kiboe. "A num-
s.e.S ess~s have como TO me OF men
e.ss sves are Injured I'm logging and
49,. esmps. In many places q steel
l-<- = ;ased and az iron saedse Has
49, a. usaee OF tie old wooden maui.
S =. '...efsnt use the striking surface OF
- --14re becomes roughaned and fezssa-
- M The particles ny from IL under
~. srnke Of the si4Gige and md their
-. 80 The eyes OF the striker. had
~. 49, AZ this kind III the hospital at
..- - have employed the Eoentgen
~. 4. teesfe these particles. and after
- : 4 simp5e enough TO remove them.
! sssa1her case IL that OF a boy from
$3.50 washington who had gun ex-
ss.Ss = III hands Some parts Of the
s..S-I ~ into his eyes and ne was
+ 1870 70 mo for treatment. took two
s - sSs-,.s,hs. one with the focus direct
4 .sceeite his head on a horizontal line.
q - othsr from three inches below
=. kofisoutai line. giving me two re-
srIss / knew the distance from tne eye
IS. Atecrsuce IL, the foci and the distance
sSsrueea The two locations as SHOWN by
"a s<osraIs photographs. Then by
J; ssrnn6on<tYicai calculation l located the
Sssepectiou Of the lines and then the To-
$50 Of the particles. anestnetized the
,.fseut Ard cut the metal out OF the eye
~ sxActIy ~ Il had been located by the
.eteuiAtiou when Il was first believed
go vas In the eye itself. IL was
- each cases as these, that / have
$500. tfat nay piper was based.
~. Yttoe was then asked for an ex-
siuratiou Of Tesls's most recent discos-
- 1eIeefaphing without wire for trans
.itrfas ths current that upon the ordin~
~ Instruments produces the sound DR..
Tifhe stated that he has been looking
a. a expianation over Tesia's signature
Nrardkns the application or the osciilat-
~ Nrrfsnl, but that no such article has
~ Appeared. lie does not doubt that
- acientist has authorized the state
- nat his experiments along the
- publishcd have been successful.
q a firmly convinced In my own
- Z rs.d d. kibbe. that Mr.. Tesla
Rss roally accomplished what Is claimed
~ hirs. Hs has been experimenting On
~ suhjecf OF tsiesraphic transmission
WITHOUT wsre for some time. lie does not
II lfothlm With flourish OF trumpsts that
a Wta accomplish something. but he
ttffs along and quietly announces that
~ Dcmetbing Il accomplished. Conse-
+ e5eatiy, when read CT his success was
IQsectiy wiling TO accept the statement
- fact. II. a. In stated he has toIe-
Hnphed distance OF twenty miles wish-
] eyf wire conductor. the application CO
d Ust.sn 10 greater distances viii come
D tla1 easily Then II viii not be uetes-
M 10 subsiaize cable To the Sandwich
hands Or anywhere else.
M own idea OF the discovery il based
= b Tie oseillatlng current. For in
ntaea" and Or. Kibbe illustrated his the
~ aMply. sometimes In striking a key
= Z piano IN q room where there Is n
taandfl5er one OF the globes may be heard
v emit sound similar In tone. This is
hs result Of an affinity. A perfect affinity
~ b established by a similarly tuned
o1tlag and receiving apparatus, the tun-
- ~ W BY the osciIlatins current. There
SetM Be- no likelihood OF cross currents
Interfering with one another. as the oscii-
hEu current Ia capable Of millions upon
m1E&@e q vibrations. and enc current
vodA only seek It's affinity.
an also convinced that Tesla will
caasnh power without wire or other
t11eecior ether than that offered by the
M conditions that apply TO the sending
u MlcGraphic Message
~ kihhe 10 convinced that the next
~ nan VII witness tina most stupeadous
tSsftsdc advances. among which Will he
ue PRACTICAL navigation OF the air. not by
ethoon. bat By the aero. plane theory
esf ate pfsetiee. which ilu believes is the
I've theory.
0sEsral Freight and Passenger Agent
ned A. Allen. Of the Seattle a. lnterua-
sesk Railroad, has q sort OF big indus
VIA bee huzxing in his bonnet that ~
softf turning loose In this city, and which
eaeas to appeal alike Ia railroad men,
nahsskciusers and Wholesale people OF
ssaStt Who have business prosperity and
sas interests OF the Queen City at heart.
=. Aien u frst a transportation man
sas usn q valuable citizen and ali-arouud
s.iaess man He is ar old Kansas Cityau.
- PAS never Loaf his interest in that
Vss city Of the Middle West. and he has
ssV followed the splendid SUCCESS that
asieIsdsd the recent exhibition ~
~ City.
sstue ought 20 have an annual event
sas' ksn6.' said Mr.. Alien. "and I be-
~ saas II could be made a success. Tnts
county fair country" he contln-
pas u II productive in many WAYS.
-. gradually becoming a manufac-
town. l was first ENCOURAGED In tho
- saAt an annual show of tho slanu-
- AID products q. Western Wash.
-. ass could Do made successful when I
- 80 sae pure food SHOW last Novem-
:. vas well patronized. and limited
~ us scope. 1t Was highly inter-
A. ny IDEA would be larger affair.
s,ss svusa DC an exponent OF all branches
: ssassFy IN Western Washington, a sort
so NAT would he attractive 10 every
- such an event would start In a
= way perhaps. but II would ee bound
:. ~ would bring thousands OF peo-
seattle every year, during the one
~ weeks II could run ri a proft anf
80 80 my partially agricultural i,~ dates
a. -. hsed for Il time of .year when
60. .sssantess weather would he sur..
.sasef 10 It's success. | would nj.
- a'nss The month Of June. though. :"
- as. Alter, "a ne shlseras and stirred
n, So Va sae s'ove. '+TacoF1a t,l1tit n
ssasaeins. which iska better than the
s... - ~ exposition building. bat the IA
- sas~ was failure because there ts
sse railroad there ard yrr, s.y
A. In Tacoma they asna-,ss,i a,
ss,s ss.s' ard Seattle fer the crowd In
ss.,s.e. ae~ever, there sire three ,rasS.
s.a -. sa'as reads ans two LEGAL roads ,f,a.
A.. as esare surrounding caun,rv A 49,,
sss. y ~ STEAMERS brings people 70 seattls
ga ~ Nes the Sound. ana me snnw
4. :, aas heavily from outside the el,y