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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
LEAPS To SAFETY
IN MAD RUNAWAY

bring hia horses back under con
troll, but the wagon humping nj
their heels caused them 20 plunge
aavageiy on. the while spectators
held their breath expecting AZ any
momeht 10 see the maddened team
collide with something and throw
the driver. The horses swung into
James st and at Eighth aY. Nc.
kenna, fearing the horses would
continue 10 Fourth ay. where the
street n cut away from the ear
trAeks. leaped aud as II By a miracle
~ aafeand sound on the pavement.
The horses continued their Wild
fflght 70 Sixth av. where one Of
them ran into a telegraph pole on
the south side Of the street. and
was Allied The overturned wagon
and the tangled traces saved the
other horse. which was unhart
Spectators OF the runaway say II
took only 40 seconds for the horses
20 make the run from Ninth 20
Sixth av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
BREM ERT0N GETS
APPROPRIATION
tseripps Telegraph sersies.)

WASHINGTON, Jan, IS. - A
meeting of the Washington con-
gressmen will be called in a few
days TO discuss the naval hospital
project at Bremorton. In bis re-
port, the secretary OF the navy rec
commended an appropriation Of $751;
600 at this session for the hospital,
suggesting that the total appropri-
ations made for IL by this OF any
succeeding congress should not
total more than $4,000.
Il Is the opinion here that the
last sum Is entirely too small for
the erection Of a suitable naval his
pital at this point. as II Is expected
10 draw patients from the Philip
pines. Alaska and the whole coast
When the delegation meets Il will
probably plan to get an initial APP
preparation OF 500. 900 and have the
total OF all appropriations limited
at S1.000.0 600. Heretofore the dele
CATION, as n whole. has manifested
little or no activity In this matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26

Tho iaat chapter In the famou'
z.ot Grover breach 81 promise ease
vas concluded this morning, when
Judge AIbertson set aside All iudE-
ments IN favor q the plaintiff and
orasrua the case dismissed. The
costs an the case are to be paid by
Misa Ufover
rho ease wss brought aEains,
James y. Zook. then mayof of Bal
lara IN 1905 by Hosina r. Grover.
The lataar suing FOR breach Of prom
lea. According to evidence IN the
case. which was hard fought from
leTAi aud medical standpoint,
Mayor xonk wooed Miss Grover A.
;hat tifne Miss Grover was afflicted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
LAST CHAPTER IN THE
ZOOK-GROVER CASE

according 20 allegations, with ,u-
berculonls.
Mr. Zook sent Miss Grover to Ari-
zona hut the change in climate did
not appear 20 effect cure. and
Afr Z8ok broke tho engagement
The jury awarded $4,000 t. Miss
Grover. Judge AlheFtson reduced
the verdict 20 $4,000
The ease was taken Go the SUI
preme court on exceptions which
ruled that u was against public
policy 60 compel either the keeping
Of or paying damages for breach o.
a contract of marriage where the
plaintiff was afflicted with tubercu-
ioais or other incurahie disease. The
court ruled further that the fact
that the defendant knew Of the
plaintiffs condition was lmmaterial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
IMPEACHMENT STARTED
IN THOMPSON TRIAL

HarahaW. and Immediately started
hls examination. which Was intend.
ed 10 contradict the testimony In
behalf 81 the state b. Miss Olive
Nosawinkle. 4 close friend Of Char
iotte NhitiieaeY Tho state object
ed. and. after an argument lasting
over half an hour. 4 compromise
was reached BY the recalling Of
Miss vosswinkle 20 the stand To NJ.
low the defense 20 lay proper
grounds for the Impeachment
Following the girl on the stand.
HarHhaw. being recalled. declared
that the girl had told him She
Thought Chester was crazy Rich
ard Huntoon testified the same
Judge Thompson. appearing very
weak, took the stand 20 deny the
conversation alleged ~ have 0c-
Cured with Or Williamson
An adjournment VAS taken ~ /
o'clock until o'clock Monday
afternoon. when the arguments will
start
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
HOLD PURE FOOD
SHOW FEB. 4

Members of the Seattle Retail
grocsrs' association are planning n
pure food exposition az ERln'a hall
February I o. i6.
The object is to display pure food
products. both local aud foreign.
prizes viii be awarded for the fin
est display. and To the grocer rec
cslving the greatest number of or
ders for pure foods. A chemist will
examine the various fuoda and the
results ~ hls tests win be posted
Great interest - manifested IN
the coming expedition. and already
nearly All the available space has
been spoken FOR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
~..,sr< In Their Endorsement Of the City
r'.,,,., Say Attempt to Discredit Him Is De
800. Plot on the Part of His Enemies.

Ask the property owners 90 the
city Who have occasion 10 do bust
uesS with hin. and you viii find
that they are sgauneh supporters
of Thomson Ia a man.
The experts. both engineers and
chemists who came here from the
east last summer - examine the
Cedar river route Of thc chicaes,.
Milwaukee a -. Paul we're unanis
NOUS IA thclF admiration IT Thorn
aops ability a. an engineer and hts
clear hsadedneas The Cedar river
water sastem and electric plant wit
b the monuments 60 bis skill
and ability which No amount Of
mud silnginK from even the most
Nirulent Islander batteries wlu ever
he ahte o. destroy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
POIzNSK
INTO COURT

Lorenz Fisher. alias PoiRnsk. who
killed Alex Skroupa and seriously
wounded his brother, Mike skoupa.
az Ravensdale a few weeks ago. was
arraieued before Judge Morris this
morning and pleaded not guilty TO
the charge Of murder In the first
degree
Ed Mulby and Charles Mathoson.
charged with robhing James Ne
pherson. whom they left for dead.
pleaded not guilty before Judge
Morris this morning. aud their trial
was set FOR Wednesday. Jan. 30
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
G. A. JOHNSON
IS SUEO

q. 4. Johnson. who contracted for
the building Of the Great Northern
depot. was this morning made de-
fendant in a suit for faeioi0 BY
McDuuTall 4 DlnIan. who claim TO
have furnished the material Tor The
depot. The contract called for
tz2.alf.so. of which t4ei0.ie. it Il
alleged. remains unpaid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26

DOVER. N. II. Jan 2e Nine
teen persons perishod In fire
which started this morning in the
cotton mills of the Cochcco Manu-
featuring Co. Scores of operatives,
principally women and girls, were
inlurpd and many OF these viii die
The property ilse Is $500. 900.
AZ noon tho bodies OF sixteen vic
Tins had ben removed by the fire.
man and tho onmnauy hnYinE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
w o- Roan MlssIna.

=. W. Kelly Of West Seattle has
reported TO the police that W o.
Robb. aged SO. who runs a logging
camp across the sound. has been
missing since Jan. 81 Robh has
been sick for some time with rheu.
mhtinm. but was expected nc tho
logging camp last Monday. Moth
ing has been heard from him, and
his relatives fear that he has met
with an accident Mr. Robb weighs
go pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
Youho's ILLNESS FORCES
BOARD TO ADJOURN

Superintendent L r. YaBngs III
ness with the grin with which he
has been confined To- his horne for
several days prevented a meeting
81 the board 81 public works this
morning The opening u bids fer
which no quorum Is required. was
the only business transacted Both
% the street Hupefintendents were
present both ~ them received an
equal amount or social attention
from the chairman. bat neither Of
them received any official recognt-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
SPECTATORS sEE ARTHUR Nc
kENNA. AN "a YEAR OLD
DRIVER JUMP roR Ais liza
IN A THRILLING RUNAWAY
ON JAMES ST.

Passengers on James street
eahlc.car this morning Witnessed a
miraculous escape from death Of
Arthur MeKcnna. an iS.year.old
driver for Wells a EFiksen. groeers.
whose team OF horaen ran away az
Ninth RV
NeKcnna was driving down tho
hlil al Ninth nv. when the neck
yoke slipped off the end OF the
wagon togue. showing the wagon ap
on the horses
In an instant the maddened team
were galloping down the street. the
wagon cafecning dirriiy from side
o. side
AcKenna worked desperately 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
HOUR DAY
FOR WOMEN

A. meeting II the Women's
Century club yesterday resolutions
were adopted Tor an eiEht-hout las
for women employed IN factories
and stores.
Mrs Thomas e Wiswsll and Afa.
1 II. Jennings are seeking the co.
operation Of other wnmen's clubs
and societies IA the city IN the
movement a hill has been drafted
providing for an eight hour day Tor
women. which viii DO given 70 some
Kins county msmbsr 90 be present
ed To the legislature
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
NINETEEN PERSONS
PERISH IN FLAMES

checked Mp It's list Of employees,
stated that but three more persons
are still missing. and have prob
ably perlahed.
Practically every dead body had
bee crushed giving evidence OF the
mad rush for escape on the part Of
the employees. Of within there were
four hundred In the building at the
time OF the fire. But one fire escape
was provided. and It was at this
aaoane that nearly all the bodies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
RREST MILLER
|6 ACC0MPL|CE

= -. =. Miller. A steamboat man.
49, ..s.s'ed Yesterday b. Detse i've
- =, sofnpiiclty IN ire losflua
q WashingtoH hotel la,
-. A. kichards8a was ar-
|t.... me days ago On aIular
-. Aillsr i known 10 he
Feifhavsn Duichy and
eng peIIes recara.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
49, ttt = n \ =
COUNTESS DEPARTS IN
AhoE v.

II Is rumored that Countess
! Of Yarmouth viii return 20 Eu 4
! ropa. and that she has taken
passage on a ship sailing late
! this afternoon. because she ie
/ at logRerhendH with other {,
! members Of the family Her
! name Is not on the passenger
! list Of vessels which sail today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
FAIL. To
SAVE GIRL

The tears Of pretty pansy Moore
failed To touch the heart OF judge
Gordon ia the police court ycster-
day. when Pansy was given a fine
Of SIS. which she was unable 10
pay pausy was arrested on the
complaint of Fred BurEin. who al
legged that she had deprived him OF
all his valuables except 10 cents.
As pansy. who Is only 20 years cid,
stood IN the police court docket tho
tears streamod down her face while
she protested her innocence, but tho
Judges heart was adamant and she
viii be compelled TO serve her time
in Jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26

The sound steamer City Of Ever
oft. plying betwoon Seattle and hf.
erett. IL to be withdrawn from the
run and will Immediately be placed
on the dry dock and converted into
an oil burner. For several days the
steamer has been tied up on &C.
count 81 the coal shortage Today
the Kitsap wns chartered 70 take
the Evarett'a run while she Is IN
dergolug changes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
FAMILY QUARREL is
CHARGED TO THAWS
49, EF4E EE4EF
BURNS HANDICAP.

a The Burns handicap. the !
4 classic event of the turf season
4 on the coast. will be run this
= afternoon at Oakland. The
purse IL $4,000. which means
4 nearly $4,000 20 the winner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
H. c. FRANCIS
DROWNED

The man reported drowned or the
Galbraith dock Thursday night is
said TO have been II. G. Francis. a
fireman ON the steamer W. " Case.
The body In stili missing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26

ST PAUL. MINI. Jan 26--The
Great Northern and Union Pacific
opened their main lines today. sup.
plies are being rushed to towns an
branch lines which have been cut
of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
A|LWAYS MUST
STAND TRIAL

i. I. ehAPVlds MINI. jar "a
asas'al e0uFt to-day ovarrulsa
ssaaffsf . The Indictments IN
ssN ezs-s brought BY the
~. sni axnlnst TIE Omaha.
II N'F'h@rns Wisconsin Central.
:, Ainnesess 4 - PAU roads
~ GOV q % trial on
'ineass u the April tern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
|nFCLARE ISLANDERS ON
4 THOMSON PAID FOR
Itstts+tsttstst,


taer'pps special sefNioe.l
= WARRINGTON. Jan. rs
= The president received dele.
= cation ef oklahamann today.
= and az they were leaving. he
4 said,
Z I have never posed as a
z fftsud % tho railroads. but un-
4 less the trainers % the okla.
4 hema constitution modify the
q instrument 80 the railroads Ia
= Oklahoma can secure their iust
= rights, I viii de- my best to
Z have she constitution rejected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
NO STEAMERS soLp.

4 'a''ens Tor the purchase u
-. l ss ao9,icaIlo and "A
~ ave been completed by ~
..<'ey NM company The
.s we're formerly owned ana
~ " Noe Bros. The prlIe
,ss.se9 Both steamers
ns..'s ~ On ne Seattle port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
Alleged That Countess of Yarmouth Leaves for
England Story ofEstrangement Denied by Harry
Thaw's Counsel Younger Mrs. Thaw the Cause.

Josiah. called early AZ the T0mba
this morning and remained until
nearly / O'Clock this afternoon. Fol-
lowing n family conference. Thaw
talked with A. 4 Peabody, one of
his counsel. as = result OF which
Peabody made a formal denial or
the alleged eaifangsmeut between
members Of the families. II Is gem
orally believed that May Mckenzie
is the cause OF the GOODNESS. Mrs.
Evelyn Thaw refusing 10 give up
her friends ompaniOnship as tho
husbands family desires.
The Thaw Jurors are carefully
guarded, but are subjected 20 no
particular hardship Seventeen
rooms. including private dining
room. have been engaged for them
ia a Broadway hotel All Dublica-
tons are censored and clipped 81
all reference 10 the case, and all
letters 10 the Jurors are read before
they are given To the members.
HartrtdRe. Of the Thaw defense.
denies all the stories Of a Disagree
ment In the Thaw family. A. ro-
suit Of the apparent ooldneas be-
tween Thnw's mother and wife.
gossipera were busy yesterday with
stories Of an cstrangcment. There
is speculation as 10 the effect upon
the chances Of the prisoner.
The defendant protested 10 his
counsel against the presence Of
alienisia engaged by the state. %
suusfh Hla aVarN a~s - 1. ,..fa.....ls
during the selection % the jury. II
Is Understood that District Attorney
Jerome has decided that the defense
Il going 10 plead emotional insan-
~ and consequently be placed
specialists Ia the court 10 watch
the prisoner closely under the or
deal
Says Sister Is Wrong.
District Attorney Jerome and As
aisfanf Gsrvin spent most Of the
DAY examining the states Witnesses
IN the district attorneys office.
Jerome occupied his time with Doc
tors Mcdonald. Flint and Mabon,
the insanity experts, who have been
retained Garytn examined the lay
witnesses including Howard Nesbit.
The latter. In conversation With re-
pofters. said think my sister is
making a great mistake IN bringing
Miss Mckenzie into the court, and
! think the woman ia coming
Evelyn" Miss Mckenzie IL under
subpoena TO testify for the state.
She will be called 10 the stand as
soon AZ the Introduction Of the
states evidence begins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
GEORGE AIDES
MOTHER DIES

EFNTLkNu. Ind. Jam ~. Mrs.
John Ade. mother 81 George Ade,
died of heart failure this morning.
Six children survive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26

QUAKE IN WEST
VIRGINIA

niuEF1ELDs. ". Va. Ian. 2e
4 heavy earthquake shock was felt
here at ! o'clock this morning II
lasted nearly a minute. No serious
damage was done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26

Frank ManG who claims to be An
iron worker. was arrested last even
ing by Sergeant Bryant at Eighth
av end Pike st. ON the eharge OF
attempted mashing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26

tserlrps Telegraph ssrvies)
NEW YORK. Jan 20 The priH.
onern wife. mother and brother,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
CONE ON MISSION TO DETER
MINE NECESSITY or $4,000
APPROPRIATION FOR NEW
VARSITY BUILDINGS.

Four state officials. 20 state sen
afArs and 81 state rspreeentAiiF YES
arrived IL the university shortly
after noon today an 4 special train
from Olympia.
Thnlr mlasion vas 10 determine
the necessity % the proposed appFi.
prfatiaa 81 secs. 600 for new unlveFs
say buildings 70 be used By the A.
Up exposition
The officials and legislature came
on the Invitation % the board of ~.
recfora Of the exposition and the
board Of regents u the university
Representatives ~ both bodies were
on hand 70 meet them when they Ar.
rived and they we're taken 70 the
assembly hall % the university
where they were given fousing
welcome BY the student body.
The assembly hall was crowded
beyond IL capacity. many of the
Il roo atudents Of the university A..
tending The gallery was filled
ufth students who gave various col.
lege yella on tho slightest excuse
which offered
Speeches Of welcome were made
10 the visitors By President Kane.
81 the university. Director General
sadeau. ~ the exposition Preai.
dent John p Hartman. OF the board
of regents. and = G. CosKrave of
the same body.
Speeches IN response we're made
b. Governor Mead. Lieutenant Coz.
Coon. and Speaker Of the House
Fafoouer. who assured their hosts
that the needs ~ the university
would be given their respectful az.
tenfiou
The visitors we're given lunch IN
the college dormlfofY. being waited
on by co.eds aud spent the after.
noon examining the buildings and
viewing the grounds Of the expoai.
ton
Those from Olympus.
Those who came from Olympia
today we're as follows Gov. a. r..
Mead. Lieut. Gov. Charles Coon.
atty. Gen. John -. Atkinson and
Supreme Judge Milo A. Root
Members n The senate; a W
Anderson. Dr g. q. Brown. W -
scott r. O. Pratt Harry Rosen-
haupt. n ~ Boone. John u Stew
ens0n. g r. Hudson. FRED N. pnuiY.
Geo. a. Kennedy. Walter J. Reed
Winthrop o. Presby. Henry g. Nc
Gowan. j a. VcneFs. A. q. Ruth.
- u paulhaumua. Fred Eidemii-
Ter. Jesse r Jones. = s. Williams
and IS y Miukisr.
Members af the House of Repre-
sauafireH r. f.. McCrae. a. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26

=. taken no p"'' IN the .. 'ea'
I, .ussrlnssrasat Of z''ss'''
..sn aeshins about 9 either
y 81 have rsad n me news -,
- <ssshss the maN0fs me
- ''...a NJ waissfs nef any
Jaws appelntces have
= .sslF sepfidaat ANY story
:. = ..ssssFy = unsFue'
ss.lrsnan q tie board of
srss ! am ccmpelled 70 rrn-
- .'.s.l.a A. a. Who are mefn-
= : - heay. That has "a IN
y 1 s. ~, ~ lhe beard ef pubs
~. 80 my decisions ars
~ he line % What
$50 ~ sFepsf INTERPRETATION
Z, shsrtsT u ana vFong
4. vi eorgecf nie Ny ins
,ss saw the elty freFn ltsi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26

- m.ux 1afssrise apened an hin
= - A. ~ these people 81 Al
'~es.ns r2sss ard ne sHisen ~
- xrhtnx thern u tue = TIRE
= ~x.nms refusal - knN -tow
- = essna asher city officials
\ 3 rhnnmn'E ahNity and
60 81 mns ran fsiuiilar with
= sa4ss<s * ear clts government
~ snr doubt he sacrifices
- s.n fEsAnrtal standpoint by
rxsrs h tie eits's sr,plor AZ
- Z HES than znY other etty
- nsfnx been rspeatssftY o.
~ eesssea ~ seuasiitieE en@t-
= = r<s'rsaa and nlaiux een-
- i STARTS vsrxsHk gruna ttB.-
: ftafqa = yegsr Re has 70
~ Iz6n az. a. ~ does nat care
= rscrf. Is ore smhliiaa asins
<ssa rs srxlnasrsux problems
~ ma sssF. ~ reason u ~
xzzzr tsraxaoeF. - % against
Hfr neeFn. when ~ eauss
~ IL rss~nf Bfftr~s vas 7gtnF
- ! ~, Eetaary psstxed q ~
~ Fss@sea but re mayor was
- naakA Aaa insssl.Rrnt enough
- ,hinx or twa. and ~
n1zes fh1useu1's uesk ans his
zEzzh r. result + fhaf fhsss
- u sfnx1al IN TIE rity haii su
- y s4s greater essnfl.ieuee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26

s tfs exact Warts 81 city
- n A Thonason n reply
$500 ~ q star reporter az
- 4 TIE stories now be-
srssse.a b a certain news.
-t.ns 20 g. into details
-k.-.>< - his psssillen ~ inta
80. ~ the attacks eon-
60. rsss on nlm both neFscn-
- d A. effisiai capacity.
- sssy offteisl however
=. bs.n ID ne employ q the
= - u years. ana " familiar
4. suklnss ~ every DEPART
= NJ city government was
u.ss " fsslvent
- Attacks on Thnfnsan are
-. sas disgrace e. the com.
- N sid They have bat
~,<.s. : assEre 60 drive hssn
y. .>..zslsx - that = more ntiaoie
Il a. b rat into hts riaee.
,1s.s ethfse srFviee corporations
y .oz,rattcrs dciilx city work
q -. fk4msun Is r. chs habit
- ~ aun IadgEnent isasscad
= slaI<Is.f shsm % Substitute theirs.
= ~ : eeaaequence. contFaets
e - err asst - lived Qn 20
u exnshIn TxsgriesiaH@ corn gll~d
Free press., 1907-01-19
JOHN S. POTTS.
Historic Toy.

In Independence hall at Philadel-
phia there is preserved among not
able revolutionary relics quaint lit
tie doll dressed in the fashion Of
Louis XVI. Long before there was
United States this pretty Parisienne
found her way over sea, carrying with
her into William PENIS woodland a
little of the folly and fashion of the
old world, for she was not only a
plaything, but the fashion platet of
her time.
Can you picture to yourself the
countless multitude Of dolls that has
followed in her way? In the last six
months, for instance, Paris sent over
to New York toys worth $218,S19-
and over. half OF that sum was repre-
sented by dolls. In recent years
France has lost a little of her su-
premacy in the toy market. She can
no longer compete with Germany in
homely toys-the tribes that are sold
for a song; but in playthings of q
finer sort she still holds her own
Not without effort, however. The
local authorities of Paris offer tempt
ing rewards for the invention of new
toys.-Vance Thompson, IN Every.
bOdys.
Free press., 1907-01-19
A SIMPLE FORMULA
PRESCRIPTION OF AN EmlNEnT
SPECIALIST is GIVEN.
Necessary ingredients Cost Little
and Can Be Secured at Any Good
Drug Store-WilI Break a
Cold Quickly.

Mix half ounce of the Pure Virgin
Oil of Pine with two ounces of gIycer-
inc and half a pint of good whisky;
shake well and use in tea&poonful
doses. A noted authority on diseases.
of the throat and lungs who estab-
lished camp for consumptives in the
pine woods of Maine, declares that
the above formula will heal the lungs
and cure any cough that is durable.
1t will break up a cold in twenty-four
hours. The ingredients can be Sc
cured from any good prescription
druggist at small cost.
Virgin Oil of Pine (Pure) is put up
only in half-ounce vials for dispen-
sing; each vial is securely sealed in a.
round wooden case with engraved
wrapper, showing the name-Virgin
Oil of Pine (Pure) prepared only by
Leach Chemical Co, Cincinnati, o.
plainly printed thereon. There are
many rank limitations Of Virgin Oil
of Pine (Pure), which are put out
under various names, such as Concen-
trated Oil of Pine, Pine Balsam, etc.
Never accept these as a substitute for
the Pure Virgin Oil of Pine, as they
will invariably produce nausea and
never effect the desired result.
Virgin Oil of Pine (Pure) is also
said to be a perfect neutralizins agent
for uric acid.