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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
CAROUSED AS
VICTIM DIED

ing In agony on the floor
Possibly his life could have been
saved. but from the hour Of the
shooting. / at night. until the
next morning. he lay unattended
on the floor OF the saloon while
Stark and Fraser riotcd in liquor.
Fraser's preliminary hearing bc.
fore Judge Gordon began this aft
efnoon Prosecuting Attorney
Macintosh has little hope Of hav.
ing the man bound over To the su.
porior court The story of Stark.
the only witness, corresponds with
Frasers, and Is that Logan attacked
Fraser and choked him Stark says
he awokc from drunken stupor
20 find Logan on top of Fraser The
latter struggled to his bed seized
his rifle and fired the fatal shot
While Fraser had bad repuia-
ton. Macintosh says there Is moth
ing TO show pomediaatcd murder
County Assessor Parish viii prob.
ably DISCHARGE stark. aa soon as the
latter reports 10 his office.
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DECLINES TO BE
MA IRON

Leahe Cummings leader ~ the
lnli matrau movement. this morn.
ing
Last uigbf iadlss from the eafH-
rniftea aurh 90 Tuesday demanded
fhe appointment AZ matrans and
made charges ~ ouffaKeH and hra-
tsiitY against the male iaiiefs. ap-
reaf.d before the Central Labor
council. The Meme club Of the Qustu
Anne Methodist church. the Hans ~
Norway aud the Daughters ~ Nar-
way and secured fhe endorsement
~ those orders r. their petition
= unl appoint one matruu. hich
ls sii that b. necessary. and All the
Homcns clubs iu Seattle viii not
change my position in The matter.
nald sheriff Lou smith today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11

szif Lon Saith ysstsrdag -
sfs fallfa Masroa Kelly toe aaai.
- = malFon u ne king county
- rs Ksiiy dssilneg. prsferfIn4
~ her rrezsnt position.
= N<rid All make a. appoint.
q masran shortly b. 49,.
- 2 ihe Demands ~ ire club
Hzsss n Seattle
- s'eb wemsn net yesterday
's'azsn ans dsrldel o. ssnd aaf
s,s % ~ ne minlaisrs In the
'T and enlist their aih D. fha
a fm ihree nj ulstrons one
: g aniy al ne time.
NNhlaz less thar complete ex.
'a q AZ male jaiiers from The
s safas VII satisfy the de-
So = monthly. kaH1 Df Fanny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11

ushefed into the iuaseE chamber
"a await the jury report
AZ 10 ea judge Fitzgerald had
not peaehed this eouft room. and
g vas Fumpfed that the iurt vouia
ask fer additional Instructions
AZ tesi judge Fitzgerald ar.
rived
ASS Cor gshisss.
At - S. the iass sent com.
muuiesfIon 90 Judge Fitzgerald
ASKING foF certain exhibits In The
case
At II O'Clock Judge Fitsksrald
took tbs beach rhe inrors filed
In and Jerome tosik hia accustomed
place. ehlle attaches 81 the court
rpom seat for the defendants A..
fogusfH
AZ II IS tho iary requested ex
hiblta used Ia the trial asking foF
the plans % THE Madison square
ROOT garden. i.onkfsiiow's letters.
ThaWa wiii AMI eodlcii. Comsiaek's
isttaFA. Jefomea AMI nvimas aypa
thetical questions
The ThaW tufy had read G. them
ths tcstlnegy - Meyer cohau ths
witness fer ths state who sa0 ths
shoetias ard a. ta Thavs chang
ing his course while isatiax the
raaf garden 80 a. 20 walk rast
Waite
Wsas Brosy Testimony.
The testimony ~ paai rrady. ths
flreuNn a. the Garden Waa also
read ta the islFY nFetv - the maa
30 faak the revolver from ThaN.
A. Thaw CROSSED shs nfsdNe -
4iEhs. ever Franklin e. The sfeas
thruns packing tha street fFrm curb
GU curb shssr~a hlm wildly. The
pfia1nte smlie,i hut Wha uat at.
iaur4 "a gsfuru tbs salute
Reaching ths court Thaw sac 60
the newspaper men The tsiioN ~
sfafsmsaf srkinE essh e. stxu ~
came aeHsae the haek ard fsfafm
fsr preservation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11

ten" all about J w. Burke. Yes.
terday came the rumof that GIL
would leave the committee. Gil
himself MONDAY night made the an.
nouncemeut on the council floor
that he would not stand hereafter
to be classcd with the whisky ring,
but no one interpreted this state.
mcnt 10 mean that he would leave
the license committed
No one In or out of the commit.
tee would probably be surprised
at the action for the relationship
In the committee has been strained
to the utmost
Burke Turned Down.
Behind the Burke application
which was turned down are half a
dozen other licenses that are want
ed for locations on Fourth av..
Westlake. and on Pine between
Fourth ana Second avs. A license
Is wanted for the corner OF Third
and Pine IN the Redelsheimer build
ing, another for the rear Of the new
Strrat a Gaetz building on the cor
uer OF Fourth and Westlake. one on
the alley on Fourth av between AL
barten's present saloon which, by
the way, Is out OF the limits. and
the corner of Fourth aud Pine. and
one for the auditorium also on
Fourth between Pike aud Pine.
Had Burke's license gone through
all these others would have been In
line for favorable action as soon as
they could get around 10 IL.
Back N j " Burke Is said to be
the Seattle Brewing & Mailing
company who was prepared 90 ex-
pend 100000 in fitting up one OF
the SWEETEST places In the city in
the auditorium
Mullen Angry Too.
on top Of all the trouble that has
come upon the committee Is the
declaration OF Frank + Mullen that
hereafter he Is going to wash his
hands OF the whole business No
matter what Is demanded. Mullen
SAYS thew en- have u rhcv cen
now get In II they like aud enlarge
the saloon lnuts 90 asg an me
whole city aud be will act SAY a
worl Mr.. Mullen Saws he will not
attend any ef the license commit
tee meetings IN the future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
NO SUNDAY
DANCES

Chlsf * Police wappeuatsin last
uiRhf laauad Instructions to hla
captains 81 Tho different squads -
pairaiaen. authorizing them 70 Ar
fssf ans dance hall proprietor ~
lowing dances 81 the parks on sun.
day. Numerous complaints ~
Young girls. being allowed 70 enter
these public dance halls and dane
Ing with men Ebu srg entire stren'
gers "a them. have been made 10
The nalIaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
CIGAR MEN
WORKING

The strike az the Mike Wright
cigar factory at Hillman city has
been adjusted and the i3 employees
have returned TO work. The trou
bie arose over the management not
aahefing To the gauge regulating
Toe sl1e Of cigars A. set by the
recent meeting Of the Cigar Max.
ers union Of Washington and ore.
gon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
PLAY
EVERETT

uusaais's Seattle ieaguers ana
Frank Sewmaus Everett team piil
play Saturday ard sunday at The
new athletic park This fact VAS
announced positively this morning
hy the local manager after 10 had
superlntsndsd the work on the dia B.
mend and usrertained iusf shRi
condition his field VAS IN. Iesae
stovaL the old Seattle star. wul
pitch uue of che two games for Ev.
.rDIl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
RAILROAD MEN TO CONFER.

a large number Of Seattle rail
road officials will go TO Tacoma
Friday. where meeting Of railroad
officials Of the trauscontineutal
lines will be held with the state
railroad commissioners, for the Dur
pose Of getting a clear idea Of tho
new LAWS recently passed by the
legislature
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
MYSTERY


TNNTIWVH T"'0HE ~ ~
CHICAGO. April ii-Iames H.
uruyfoH. principal 81 the Raymond
vchooI and member ~ the Jury
that convicted the Haymarket an
nrchlata. was found shot in the head
this morning a deep mystery sur
rounds the case. a revolver with
one cartridge discharged was found
boz the dresser Of the same room. aud
the bullet ~ss found in his head.
Iie died half an hour after being
found
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FRASER AND STARK HELD
WILD DRINKING DgsAucH
WHILE LOGAN LAY BLEED.
ING TO oEATH-sALooN.
KEEPER MAY GO FREE.

Because the staying Of David 10.
gan. n Hhvenadale logger, BY John
7. Fraser. n saloonkcopcr Of thai
place. on April 3. occurred when
the two men and the only witness
we're In a state Of boas,ly intoxioa
ton. Fraser will probably never
80 ON trial, as there Is no reliable
evidence to combat his story that
he shot In self.defense.
Lying In drunken stupor on
a bed In Fraser's back room, Allan
stark. a deputy county assessor.
was the only witness to the tragedy
After the shooting stark and Fra.
ser spent The night In Wild drink.
ing bout. their songs and curses
making N Wild requiem In the dy,
ing ears 81 Logan as he lay groan-
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4 am toid that Il l. impossible 60
tell beforehand ahat the jury viii
Do. 80 | arr attending 10 my erii.
nary affairs, pFeeaFins FOR the best,
A. 4 u simpler 80 uupark. II nesss-
stFy. thar 10 RETURN here faf my
thinns Il The vvfsilsf l. favorable I
agn pssklHk ms belongings. ! had q
rpid hath this morning good
breakfast The details ~ the trial
have rfuvsu a Kreat Interest 70 the
public ~ large Naturally Ns aFs
Az anxious Cor arevdY verdict
Espsess a Wlsh.
wAiie tne exhibits we're being
feae fhAN handed - the reporters
the foiiea inx
4 ~ish they had - othsF original
letters ~ thr aeesassd
Eqsl1H'M fs*tluiaHY waa fea1 20
thr jury The Jurors we're haKxafa
and fafiaFn and iIsffasd 20 the read
inx slsfk villa faees pinehsd and
eyes haiios
1urar steele. the oldest u ths
panet appeared - suffer NEST ard
~ enee interrupted the proceedings
90 g. for a dftnk - water saa =
breatn - air fts staggered from
exhaustion 40 hs walked ffafu the
roaHE. aad 90 waa fike minutes BE-
fore Ne uas abis ~ return.
The reading ~ efhrr tesflmpsy
60 the Jury continued sufns ttsns
nat If ne Hamllseu's particularly
The fafY ilstsnHsi afteniixeiY bot
their nervousness increased Al e.
OAesr r8Hk. . iufof regacatsd a ~.
cess Iis STARTED faf tnr window
ssakxsfss ard tianlsged ettdsnes -
sctaal gine=s Sc recovered after a
short ihlerlaissl1fl and after far
th.f fssslnsonY vas read tha infafs
retlfe.l shortly after 10 o'elaek.
NEW YORK. April District
Atfafnef Jerome ended his afEu
mrut AZ 81 6s yesterday afternoon
Recess as takeu uafli t.ts, aud as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
WOMAN is
BURNED

FWNNT NNNNFNF NNFNINtlI
EVERETT. April N Miss Mabie
fiulieY, a young woman living az
so22 Hoyt av. was probably fatal
u burned this morning. her cloth
iuK catching fire when she attempt.
81 20 replcnish a fire In the stove
Mrs. " W Bolley. the mother
Of the girl was also severely burned
10 tfylng TO extinRuish the flames
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
KILLED

fsefipps Telegraph ssrViesl
PARIS Aprii IL Emile peneiat
the banker. waa aasa ssinated thia
afternoon in the office ~ the flpau.
eiai newspaper. - witch be vas
tho editor a Disseminated cu9-
TONER fired no shots nt Densist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
STRIKE BREAKERS
MAY Be EMPLOYED

alton 10 send men here from tbs
east 20 break tha strike
Tats association kr~ps a itsf 81
men wha are wililue 81 act as Strike
breakers ahen called upon AMI u
cisima have hzen succesefgi In SGT
fiinx strikes during the past three
9ears. the most recent one occur
ring az Los AnKeies
There are today about tpe tailuga
cut They represent the major pr
fiOu n the union
The strikers are standing firm
and saf they wtil not Eivc a stasif
poius from their demand for an =
per cent raise In wages
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
OFFICER AIDED A THEFT


f''faluaa Johh c. wickman. on
= lhs iocal poaioffies yestsr.
!. ''sl'iss a fofeignar 20 send O
.sf order. and today learned
! - Aaa probably been assisting
- Y make away wIth NE
- aaal5srg q Russian Finn
ss.''.a NJ m1net order window
- and endeatored TO ex-
i ~ ~ ~ wanted q money or.
sss....s burns vas unable a
800 80 ne Finns broken rug
esfoiman Wiekham kindly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
DRIVERSON
STRIKE

or fourteen drivers n the
NH company a. Ballard.
strike this morning be
80 ne officials q the company
- % grant them % 2sseeal
k~ aflsers have been receiving
~ Gay and Instituted de-
49, =. 11.59 Der day which waa
~ their emplayera
4 sa.'e...,.'p@ hy was waited upon by
'.'as n drivers but refused
'us Demands n the striking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11

Judge Taiiman and jufy have IN
iahn4 tying the Fremont a. fN
grade easea There we're 20 10 all.
aud IL took lust a day and > hali
10 decide them The Elliutt nf.
WideninR cases. of Nhich there are
ID. have al been disposed ~
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proceeded To heip the man out 81
his pfe1teamcut Learning that he
wanted to send the 40 90 bis Nife.
Mrs Areka LindheFK. az Richardson.
Wickman wrote out the application.
got the money order and mailed o.
Tor IAndberR.
This morning the Ballard police
ran % earth ard arrested John
Llndberg. wanted for robbery The
amount stolen vas so he vas
searched and the money order re-
teipt for $50 Was found ia hla
pockets Payment on the order vas
stopped bY telegraph.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
MAN AFTER
CARNEGIE

rITTeHrnG. Pc. April IN
man Ktvins ,hs name % Frederick
kisnsi. aged %. 81 fsos AnRelsa. was
sfteatsd ~ the entrance Of a hotel
this morning and sid hr wae seek
tnH csrneRis. lie said hs wanted
% nee btu about = patent Cow miie-
~ The prisoner had 81 open jack
knife concealed lu bis cuff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
HAY SHORT

Many dealers In feed are begin
nlnE TO feel a shortage In the sup.
plY 81 hay. and houses fortunate
enough 20 have = Eoo6 qu1ntiiy on
hand are receiving many offers 20
unload ualhraith. Bacon a Co
sald this morning that the fightness
Was attributable 10 the shortage IN
the supply Of railroad cars. aud
that prices would probably rcmain
as they are at present. quotations
being &c for best hay aud $50 for
double cnmnre Aacd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
BALLARD DON'T WANT
TO CHANCE HER NAME

A resolution introduced in The
Chamber nf Commerce by J ".
Roberts a. change The name ~
ballard 10 Seattle Northwest after
annexation aroused much comment
boz the shingie city today. Those
interviewed did not seem % be IN
favor ~ the proposition. declaring
Ballard would rather keep It's pres
eut name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
TO GET TUNNEL APPROACH

Condemnation proceedings have
been started by the Oregon 4 Wash.
ington railroad 20 obtain an ap.
preach for It's tunnel under the city.
II sues 10 secure the west half OF
lots Z and 3. block 20. Maynard's
addition. and the east half OF lots
3 and G. OF the same block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
SUICIDE

teerIpps Telegraph servies.l
CHICAGO. April 1.-THE body Of
Mrs. sylvester smith. aKed SO. wife
Of a retired railroad maguaie and
sapitniist. WAS found ia the lake this
mofnihE She IL supposed to have
ru1uHitfrd suicide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
uss ONLY roReioN CARS.

The iumbermen 81 this vicinity
say that hundreds Of ears are stand
Ing on the eldeiraoka OF the Hlll
roads. but the mills are permitted
oniY TO load cars belonging To other
lines. which the Northern Pacific Is
eager to deliver
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
ELECTRIC BELT VENDORS
REAP RICH HARVEST
APPROVES spelnkLlno LAW.

The fire aud water committee OF
the council last Night. after conaid
erinR the new aprinkliag ordinance
reported favorably upon II The
new ordnance prohibits spnnklinR
lawns by mechanical deyiaea. only
hose held in the hand being al
lowed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
k1rloskl rslLoss pRoTEc
rsE ASSOCIATION oFFEas
70 sESD MEN TO sHEAk
STAKE or LOCAL URloN.

tz#s ~ erupssun bstuesn the
E1klz< isilsrs and the Merchant
fsIaFt YswscfiYe association 81
sssk > salzsted within fsw
- = slfort 10 employ strike
Hssz<H ~ b made b the shop
eEzss
= N'z' fnDioFsrs are fassas
sss'sfaz ~ proposition % the
hsiaasl Tsli0ss prusactiye aasuel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
CAPT. HGLL RESIGNS.

Capt II. W BELL. chief Of the
northwest district Of the ulited
states secret service for seven
years. has rendered his resignation
TO take effect May ] Capt Bell
resigns 20 take up his duties ae
president Of the Puget Sound WOOD
Products company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11

rfTTNurRg Arrii u NrA
lialnsan. after residing fhs bulletins
fram Nsw rofM ghls sftsfneasa. said
Ne matter haa cruel Than ard
Evelyn have been 70 me. ! hsre fhf
inra ash neaals htm f0f her saks
ASA ths psAcs e nind y ain niFs
her
tiaaard NsseiA Esrlyn's hfatitss.
reformed frum SsN York this faeru.
ins buf refused 81 tAik Ii sin
pfag.aA1x continue his architectural
studies
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tserIpp. rsleoraph servles.l

AosEtPPh eFH 81 NfNNN
PORTLAND. April 1.-THE body
Of the wife Of ignitz foWengarts, a
wealthy wholesale milliner. owning
stores throughout the northwest
was found early this morning un-
der the Ford st bridge. in the same
place where the body of Or Phillip
johnson was found. who vas muir
dered last winter
In falling the body went a dis.
lance OF over 100 feet. aud smashed
through the trees and was crushed
20 a pulp. The case h. probably a
suicide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
STICKS


thtFlNnf FfIHVFhrH bfFFfce.F
WASHINGTON. Aprii Today
HinKeF Hermann chung iepaeleusiy
10 the statement made hy hIs fret
direct examination. and dsaied that
~ rniiroadcd the benson HYDE
piiuostd patent eases through the
department upou the request u
Henstor Mitchell. deceased
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
PARRY MAY SUCCEED
JUDGE BAL.LihoE r.

Al the meeting Of tho directors Of
the AsY-P y to elect a successor
20 Judge q A BallinEef. a second
vice president Of the fair. II In prob
able that VIII II. Parry vii be
chosen. lie II AZ present chairman
Of the executive committee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
sfr ~ TRAM

Deputy sheriff Oscar WIss has
Investigated the death pi fhe man
found IN The Great NogthvFn aaain
line east ~ Scenic. with a wu8nd
on TIE side nf ihe head lie sars
she man vas probably suaeksd
dcNu b : passing frain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
WOULD DlslNcoRPoRhTE

The woodland Cemetery corpora
ton hna filed petition for leave
20 diaincorporate The cemetery OF
which the corporation was the own
Or was recently sold 90 "a syndicate
and after the bodies are removed
ia 10 be- plated into lots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
RrNron cars $3.50.

The town Of Renton II 10 set
tI.ek0 from the city az Seattle In
payment for the right Of way
throuEh that place Of the municipal
power aud light plant pole line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
SENATE MAJORITY TO DINE.

The fair play group Of state
senators Of the tenth Legislature
have received invitations 10 din
ner complimentary to State Senn
tor X. ". Condor. Of the Twenty
third district. which Will be given
AZ the Union club in Tacoma nexi
Saturday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
MOORE TO SPEAK.

Mayor Moore will Friday evening
address the Mems club Of the Mad.
iaon street ~ r church on local
civic affairs. and tell the club what
he 81 doing toward cleaning ~ The
city and how he Is aoing u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
NEW SETTLEMENT PLANS.

Preparations are being made TO
open branch public library AZ tho
Settlement house. Fifteenth av and
Spruce ~. The Settlement was
started a year ago today by the
Council OF Jewish Women For the
benefit OF the Settlement a vande-
willie performance viii be given AZ
the Grand opera house on April Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
CASE rs SETTLED.

The Budlong estate case. which
az one time threatened 10 be bitter
~ contested. has been settled.
Edith J. Budlong. the divorced wife
OF George II Budlong, has resigned
as executriX Of the estate. and con-
scented 60 the appointment OF George
II Burlong. j.. as administrator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
LAW RELEASED.

George w. LAW. who has been
counucd IN the county jail for sew
ornl weeks without any definite
charge having been placed against
him. vas this afternoon released
upon the order Of Judge Morris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
TO cHHosE VICE PRESIDENT
FOR A.-Y.-P.E.

A special meeting viii be held BY
the directors OF the A.-Y.-Pi eN-
position Friday afternoon at 4
o'clock IN the Chamber 81 Commerce
10 elect n vice president to succeed
Judge Richard a. uailiuger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11
sEssEs AaaAreaEo.

4 weber, recently arrested
h...,'asham BY local federal au
49, ehafgcd with violating tho
So was afflfnrd late thla
go before u s Commission
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11

Harvey A Royce has filed a pc.
tition sEAins, bis former wife. Niua
a. noyce. TO obtain The custody OF
their 2ycsrold son, on the GROUND
that the child Il being neglected ~
the mother
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-11

ffoinach. Kidneys aud other Internal
organs, it IL Just as effective as tho
laying on Of hands n the magnetic
healer whose capital Is the creduli.
y u the multitude.
How They % u.
What Is the price Of gour eiec-
trio bcltHgs inquired d star repre-
sentative Of the Young man he
found In charge % the Mclaughlin
office.
Seeing The chance of a sale this
youth dld hot si8riie his customer
with price quotations but devoted
his first efforts 10 impress upon
him the merit 81 the belts lie vol
ably explained their construction;
alternate plates Of copper and zlne
connected Rith copper wire and
covered with closely packed felt.
To Illustrate. be- charged belt
while be talked Placing # IN a So
luton Of vinegar and water. he al
lowed Il "a soak Until the felt
around the copper aud zinc had he
come iiDpfegnated with the acid.
Following know scientific Law.
this combination caused the geuer-
alton Of electricity. and an actual
current flowed through the belt
when the reporter gfasped the ends
IN either hand
a second question finally brought
out the desired Information regard
inR price
we have them for 50. $50. $40
and 500. according to their
strength. admitted the attendant
An idea Of the Profits.
And from this scale Of prices for
. simple contriysuce costing a few
dollars AZ most TO manufacture, the
profits o. the Or NJ A Mclaughlin
company may be estimated, sub
tracing from them. u course. the
money paid TO neWspa peTs which
publish the seductive advertise
ments such az the one quoted
above
The electric belt Is genuine only
to the extent that It produces q
mild current Of foradie electricity.
u has the same virtue Is massage
whsn applied to the surface. but Il
has none u that mysterious mag
netlc power Which can turn back
the hand Of time aud iufuse old
muscles and tissues with the
strength aud rirility Of youth.
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Kelly WILEY pleaded guilty this
afternoon In the superior court "a
having bglrularizei the X l.. sar
loon. and Nas sentenced to three
and a half years in the peniientlary.
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