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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-06-29
THE PHYSICIAN AND THE FAKER

IHE PHYSICIAN AND IHE FAkEH
reputable
practitioners "heaers
that ns the country why newspaper management feel
refusing ford high priced
advertising fellows always food
munity n which they
jealousy that
The Press
suspicion
that their anmos aroused by the faker overlooking them IN
tbung his And playing these suppoions the takers
mansay acquiring the confidence and the coin OF his VIC
Tins.
neither these
positions will for the physicians of
this professional jealousy entirely from their
dealings possibility trained physician
rantmg to be
considered entirely ideals of the medical
profession Judgment
point that profession demands the qualities manly pride self
respect.
Speaking ITSELF of
medicine nothing
'erng no" Inc newspapers th accept such
recognize fake by in graft making
for it, The aker submits the and his gratis the
public all
why
any
statements the fake heaers Examination the advertising
furnished by them the whole The aker
will insert statement that
crowded with and the that business
with him will knowing This
the all the interviews
ing and the
testimonials The entire proceeding fraudulent reliance
can be placed methods introduced public
hood?
point appeals especially physician
tculary and also
that be mental
anu ensin na' can De summoned Inc Ills hesh heir 10
not industrial commercial
This is directly
fake doctor and his advertising paper
line action swinde
swind healthy they
Anything to get the from anybody
Is divided between the aker and the fake publisher One
other
advice unless common sense tells
him he needs should safeguard from
the art OF suggestion pracced perssteny the ker through
censored advertising columns but unfortunately
the faker would exist.
Along reputable ply should or
will attempt to beat the bushes
The ethics keep himself in ead
human need but not to nsnre that call
Were this the
wealth of the world would physicians hands
Convince the ablest they danger
sion nave taken advantage OF this susceptibility be denied
but other calling show higher standing
medical although to other
portunities for robbery under guise.
The that humanity
assaed by legion of ills he Generations
tors have worn out liemes in the
esson holds and future generations
crop In the battle with disease 1t struggle with ending
warfare without peace.
And here the finer physician:
anxious hour OF birth the last final
deathbed he humanys smile means
that new life has been successfully
when he do dark
The nnest and most powerful emotions
parent to him 20 other
SAT his keeping.
this responsibility the faker uncp,red
unframed and bawng for
He is the fool who would fear to tread Ia
mentabe might evolve more
able specment but happily that And uu
happily his entire elimination something achieved
VERDICT AGAINST UNION inspector his suspension was
SEAT to
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-06-29

Salem, all emerald green with
envy, Robert was escorted to the
docks and put into a motorboat be-
longing to the walking delegate Of
the Cod Fishermen's union.
Out in the harbor the "Baoy
Mine" was seen weighing anchor,
but the swift motorboat overhauled
her ere she got to sea.
well, I'm back" said Robert, ex.
ultantly, climbing aboard the pirate
ship.
Curses" nuttered Colonel Crust.
Continued
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-06-29
GEORGE REID A JUDGE

TACOMA, June Ex-Governor
Mead has appointed George T.
Reid to the Pierce county superior
court vacancy caused by the death
or Judge Huston. Reid was l of
the leading members of the legisla-
ture.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-06-29
ST. JOE SUNDAY EXCURSION

For delightful 200 mile outing by
trolley and steamer take 8 O'Clock
electric train at Spokane Terminal,
Main and Lincoln, connecting at
Occur d'Alene with big, comfort
able steamer Idaho, for beautiful
shadowy st. Joe river. Returning
sunday evening. Round trip,
$z.6V. 20
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-06-29

cemetery repeating aloud: Some
day l shall understand
Mrs. Markhoff is well-to-do and
one of her keenest enjoyments is
the little weekly reunions and
parties she gives Ter pallbearers.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-06-29

inspector, but his suspension was
reduced from ~ years to IS
months. In commenting on the
case he says the captain must have
been crazy. Shipping men believe
the vessel must have been wrecked
purposely.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-06-29

aAN FRANCISCO. June 20
Captain Francke. the man who
wrecked the Hill steamship Dako-
- by rtfnning her on 4 rock In
broad daylight. has been reprimand-
~ ~ - government supervising
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-06-29

London hostesses. Now is one Of
the social seasons" in the great
city and she will! give a ball the
last week In June that will cost, it
is said, $4,000.
The gossips say that the "sea-
son" will take $350,0O0 from her
purse. and that at the end of the
year her bills will have amounted
to 81 Ql0 600
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-06-29

Lee Moore, age q. who lives at
1914 Nichols av., has disappeared
from his home. lie did not come
home last night and his relatives
are worried. The police have been
appealed to.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-06-29
YANKEE DUCHESS BIG SPLASH
Former May GoeIet to Spend MIL
lion This Year Entertainino

LONDON, June 29.-The duchess
of Roxburghe, who was May Golet,
of New York, has entered upon
remarkable campaign to make her
self famous as enc of the great
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-06-29

'The stage is more elevated than
it used to be-"
yes. indeed. There are many
more roof gardens"
In order to check rebellion, France
is going to severely restrict the adul-
teration of wines. After this meas
ure goes into effect many an Amer
lean will notice that his favorite
brand has lost its boquet.
She was a phantom of delight
When first she cleaned upon my
sight:
But when the paint came off her
She -well-rather commonplace.
In this country there are 10000
in use. including the
one that nearly got you.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-06-29
A WORD FROM JOSH WISE.

+: r: :::: .: 2: &: a: 4: ::;:
m ~ "When a man hur-
wv % ries home you know
NNN there's smile wait
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
CORPORATIONS FIGHT TIE
STATE TAXsLEVY


vent other county officials from
proceeding with lho work.
The attorneys for the defenae
claim that the plaintiffs, In seek
Ink 10 remedy a defect OF neglect
of a mandatory duty. should ask a
mAndamua order 20 compel the as.
SCISSOR aud other county officers 60
perform the duties 1hey have 10
glccted This contention. however.
ia merely preliminary akirmiah
Ia the real battle 60 determine
whether the franchises ~ the com.
panhcs are aaaeuaahle or whether
they have hoen assessed az re-
matkahlo valuations
Franchises Not Exempt
one OF the arguments that u be.
ing used agasnHt franchise nancaa
ments Is that the two per cent OF
the gross earnings paid 90 the clty
fora franchise d tax ON the fran
ehiae for the privilege Of uaiug the
public streets. when, ae a matter Of
fact il. ~ specifically provided that
this shall not be taken as an ex.
omption from franchise taxation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14

Remember the department store
employee 10 human
II shoppers who are 40 careful 10
think Of their friends and relatives
about Christmas time would ~
member the Eood they can do BY
shopping cariy. early ln The day
aud early 30 The month. they
would brlng creator sos 10 many
than ali their presents can supply
The true Christmas spirit II a
desire 10 glyo happiness and pleas
ore 90 others. NOS 80 much 10 buy
them presents The reason for
early shopping e. 10 obvious that
{ am surprised that all cannot see
IL az first glance bnow that "
the attention ~ thousands waN
called 10 the hardahlpa they i'm
poHo on the shop girls. the wagon
boys the miil hands and all the
other vase earners ln our CONNER
cial lit1 they would chanEr their
methods and aid Ia siying these
people some care and comfort on
Christmas dng
A great many people fair % real
ige that The shop giri u no strong
81 fhan they that when she
stands 90 her feet an day she gets
Tired In the week before Christ.
maa some employers force these
riria "a STAG thruneh late hours 20
accommodate the customers.
When Christmas day does come
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
PUBLIC MARKET CERTIFICATES FOR
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

Arrangements were today com.
pleted whereby the citizens Of Sc.
attic will have nc opportunity
OF making unique and useful Christ
mas presents 10 their employees
their near relatives or friends or
10 charitable ends. Va the form
OF certificates exchangoabie for
eatablea of every sort sold AZ Sc
nttlu'H public market The scheme
has been carefully thought out by
the market merchants and produc.
ers and by Councilman Itovellc.
always a close friend ct the mar.
kot and 10 them II appeals as "a
chance both 10 create a great deal
81 new business for the public mar
ket and 10 offer 10 local citizens
the opportunity OF making just tho
sort Of q Christmas present which
nearly everybody needs tsiH Christ.
mas
Tho certificates. which are 10 be-
sold for cash Just as the dry goods
stores now sell merchandise ccrtit
icates. will be- IA denominations "
a. a. 80. s. and $40 They viii
be- go placed on sale that everyone
will have chance 70 buy them
They Will buy Just ~ much 90 cash
Will 1T the market Ht any time dur
Ing the four weeks beginning Mon.
day. December iG A housewife
bearing one Of these certificates.
after making her first purchase az
any booth. will receive her goods
and her change in the form Of
smaller certificates. Of % and 50.
cent denominations. She will have
80 days IN which 10 spend these.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14

Seattle stars Exclusive servleel
TACOMA. wash Doe. 1.-THE
biggest building On the world "a
stories high. wigh 90 acres o. floor
space. is 90 BE- erected Ia Tacoma.
Il will be built over two streets
leaving tunnels for the thorough
fares and will faco a third street
Built into a bluff h viii have "a
stories below ground al one end.
with q ground level entrance az the
other
From the main structure. 4nev 500
feet. a Fladuct 500 feet iouN wili
extend FROM The bluff "a the waters
of Puget sound Swing q complete
length Of o0e feet
From the vladuct piers machln
cry wiil unload the largest ocean
Eoiug steamers IN uuethird the
time it can bc done in aaY port To-
the world Movable helts viii con.
vey the freight 20 the buildlnF into
great Wholesale houses and cold
STORAGE plants watch will occupy
the first rs floors.
Freight cars viii enter on the
FIRST fioor aud D., conveyed un six
stories on great elevators 90 De
loaded or uuloaded The lower
stories viii also he equipped with
power For manufacturing plants
The apper no stories vill b. used
for offices on the %atef front end.
with a great hotel on the other
Space viii b. reserved in The
structure for union railway and
marine depot for passengers The
structure viii cost $1,000 600
A r Gillles. the promoter and
contractor. has Just organized au
other $1,000 600 corporation known
az the Pacific subway a Terminal
Co. 20 tunnel the city FOR the pur.
pose ~ transferring the passenger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
BEAUTIFUL FIGURE IN SENSATIONAL MURDER, WHOSE
TO LEAVE PRISON UNLESS FREED

Seattle stars Exclusive Service. }.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. "a This
"a new picturc 81 Mrs. Andrew ].
notsch, leading figure In a recent
sensational murder Her child Is
Andrew Jackson potsoh, j..
nctnch r. member Of wealthy
Philadelphia family and u former
Princeton student Late AZ might
about o month ago there was tap.
pins on the door OF the bedroom
occupied by nctsch and bis wife
potach fired through the door. aud
Harry Ferrre. partially clothed. foll
dead Ia the hallwaf Dotach per.
hlHts Ia the declaration that he
thought the man VAS a burglar
Fcrfee had long been friend OF
the Dotach family The police
found among hts effects photo
graphs showing Fcrree and Mrs.
netsch iu compromising positions.
The police believe that the photo.
graphs are eountorlclta. having
been made BY Fcrr-e posing With
another woman and then anhatliut
Ing Tor the head OF this woman the
head Of Mrs. prtach. taken FROM
another photograph by using
these pictures for Matchmaking
purposes and threatening 10 show
them 10 her husband Ferrue Is
said to have gained great power
over Mrs Dctsch The woman. in
desperation. finally told the whole
story 20 her husband The prose.
cutlon may try 10 show that the
shooting Of Ferree was a matter Of
vengeance on the part OF Detsch
The latter Is VA prison GA the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14

and there are available for pur~
chase. at lower prices than prevail
anywhere else in the city. all kinds
Of farm produce. fruits, vegetables,
eggs butter, chscse. meats, fish,
bread and pastry. homemade cider,
vinegar and roliahea, dressed poul-
try and many other lines Of tsblo
ueceHaarlca
II r. believed by Councilman
HeVelle that many hundreds OF
these sensible Christmas presents
viii be made during the coming
10 days The certificates will go
on sale Monday morning a. the
public market &C Kennedy's Drug
Store. First ay. at Shaw's Phar-
macy. on Second av.. al the Swift
Pharmacy. on pike IT.. and AZ The
Star office They will also be-
promptly sent TO any address ia
response 10 telephone call 20
Independent 5492, at the public
market cafe, 1917 Pike Place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
geuld Upset Taxation Of EntrsState to Escape As.
assmenl on TheU Franchises.

ard Hansen Tor the eelty. Al the
plaintiffs are represented hy James
~ Howe and ilugh A. TAFT with
the exception OF The Seattle Light
.ing company, which Ia represented
BY Harry 4 Ctiae. The Stone a
Wchater eetapaSios have lAatltated
suits Ia rgcreo as well aa kiHg
counties.
Remedy Not Proper.
Tbs attorneys 60 rthe defense
claim that the remedy OF a re-
stralnlu& order ~ mot the proper
iegal remedy for the defects sought
hy the plaintiffs 90 be corrected
The plaintiffs complain thar the
assessor has neglected a duty Ia
not assessing some other property
which they claim has boon omitted,
and AJAX restraining order ~ pre-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14

so law passed by the 1907 sees.
=. II the legislature excmpting
..,eess and credits from taxation
I ...alled as unconstitutional aud
I. whole 1907 assessment Of the
W .,,.r state of WashingteA b. at
"a a. lnyalla tn the pleailnEa
"a st0ua a Webster oorpora.
80 and the seattle Lighting com,
~ a. prevent the enforced col
.,iaa Of taNcs on their public sery.
Z. fyanshlscs tn King and Pierce
wAlle the new exemption law Is
= meclgieally mentioned, & Is az.
',,sea hy Inference and if the
.,ayt grants tho companies the ~.
Il asks en- the grounds "a adj
'.sres Il wlll virtually say that
\. sntlge assessment Is invalid In
-sieh case no taxes can be collect
\ aext year.
Revenues endangered,
ina sefiousne gs OF this situation
,..ears ID its tull light only when
4 remembered that u is upon
4. taxes % % collected next year
81 ne city. county and state GOV
s-psnts must depend Tor their
,~-rnt operating expenses. II no
~,a scan be collected on this as.
.sament there will be almost no
.sAlle rovenue next year In Wow
Z he prevailing conditions q may
: eand impossible 90 sell bonds.
"a 1 special session 81 the legis
.sare may be- found necessary Ia
~sef 10 COPE With the complicated
rFseaitlcs presented
re companies IN question have
sisekrd the assessment in both the
este ana federal courts, asking for
.sirainlng orders against county
nnelals 70 prevent those officials
An eufOrclng ihe collection al
- taxes. The case Is hoing
sardlea for the defense by Deputies
pr,gmora aud Herald 81 the prose
rflng attorneys office, and How
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14

really a fine SIR affair rather the
worse for wear. and 90 years old.
II has a history
About the middle of the last cen.
fury II was given 90 Millora grand
father by a Hindu nabob. The
grandfather always insisted that u
brought him luck lt came into Nil
lor'H possession some years ago
when he was playing Sowing the
Wind" lie wore u in that play
which was a tremendous success.
lie wore 1t again In 'rhe Only
Way" another success He didn't
use Il In "Gricrson'B Way" The
play was q failure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
A Musical Treat

The musical treat OF the year
win be Tuesday. Dec iTth. when
DR.. Frank Wilbur Chace will open
the great organ 81 the FIRST Pres
hyfefisn Church Secure your
seats az WalIlng Music Store. IN
Second av. a. The church all be-
crowded 20 ita limit. aud there IN
no extra charge for reserved seats
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14

and freight business on AL rail.
roads tu ihc biE building.
The construction viii be steel
ana brick aud the structure will be-
called the Imperial Building -
Is la the heart OF the city. oue
block from the citY hall and "a no
other place in the world could such
a combination Tor marine and
freight terminals. together with re.
tail and Wholesale business loca.
tons. Dc found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
u. S. Navy Yard

Take q trip on The Sound and
syf Tie Z. 8 navy yard. sec the
hisleshlps Oregon. Wisconsin and
xeAraska. the cruisers Buffalo and
A. syalnlng ship Philadelphia. the
-aamosh dry docks. torpedo boats
- prison shlr Nlpsie tioats leave
~ :. foot Of Nesler way. TINES
hllz. Round trip. SOC go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
KERcAiEF VITA HISTORY
MASCOT IN THREE PLAYS

Most actors have their HnporEti.
lions Henry Miller is no exception.
In The Great Divide he wears dur
Ing the first two acts shat looks
ike an ordinary baBdanna handler.
chief kuottcd about his neck u n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
ANDREW J.

KELsO. Dee "A THE nhingio
wcavcrs strike az this place has
come 10 an end. The Meicaif shingie
company agreeing to pay che union
scale until such time AZ The mills
NJ Ballard, Everett and other Puget
sound towns should cut wages
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14

Watersofteuing devices are sue
ccaHfully used on British railways
20 save boilers II seems that they
reduce the cost ~ repairing boil
era nearly one half, while being
themselves comparatively iuexpcns-
iye.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14

NEW YORK. Dec. H.--After Jan
uary I beer viii cost 81 a barrel
more Ia New York than n does now.
This announcement has been made
By the Lager Beer Brewers Board
OF Trade A Ike increase has been
made by New Jersey Brewers The
reason for the increase f. given
as the higher price Of raw ma
terials
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
AFTERNOON Gown.

A handsome afternoon gown 81
black yciyei has lines 81 pale blue
satin sci 10 the folds hnd skirt
seams a iui buckle of slxluch
length holds the anfplice frunta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
Music Lovers Have in
Store a Great Treat

Ia che organ recital 10 BE- given
by Dr. Frank Wilbur Chace on
Tuesday. December i7th Secure
your seats without extra charge a.
Walllng Music Store, III Second
ne SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14

1aod at the usual hour. froprie
their advertisements In the pa
the day and early tn the season.
movement
make others happy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14

Yates & Hall have been appoint
cd Washington Fire agents In Los
Angeles. 80"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
WOULD YOU HELP GIVE THE TIRED STORE GIRL MERRY CHRISTMAS?
JANE ADDAES APPEALS TO YOU FOR HER

Written especially The cheaaos greatest,
toda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14

Take no substitute at soda foun-
talna. Ask for the original and
genuine food.drink. "Horllck's'
Matted MIX. not IN trust. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14

Spanish blade. o. No a. sliesf blade
These earfsfa ere soad the rricss nro
lev buy now and save money on
sale until December co NJ sos prefer
other pafterna there atr many others
Perpendicular reduced Go select from
o 90 30 sea q - rufkish oimeter
HAND hammered magnetic sst
O. 90 30 i1W Victor Spanish biads
Al ~. are %, ap 10 lined isa'bst'
cite cases
o % 80 500 n " sst with nickel
piptrd fefruie .... ..... s.s... as
tt.Qe so zoe Turkish Cimsicr Putnam
'AfflnH Het .H ts..t +..a.s.r 81 50
a. ~ $50 % Am. cot CO.. Spanish si1s
$50 SO ftf .. H. Spanish ... atgS|
40 No 600 Sears 1875 Turkish elm.
isso 30 sss ooodsn Turkish ciS s','P
tise no eial Monarch French 5liesi
tsed 30 nee Am Cut CO. $40
ace No telo 9oodeli Turkish Cimetrr
i7Ino SO 500 putnam French aiIcsr 3 30
~ No ollt Monarch Turkish Cimetsr
isto 80 40 Z. " spanish SCI ssss
lftq no stat 0oodeli Turkish clmetel
tt5s SO ao1 putnam rroneh silcer ssss
- no ei11 American cut Co. span
ptoe No ssio New Pattern rarhisb tii@8s.
So window Tor re-, Of lice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14

charge Of murder and realsin the
effurte 81 friends to secure bis re-.
leana ON ball Tic elalmn That the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-14
Union Savings &
Trust Co.
Coz. SECOND and CHERRY

Hours Tor business on
Saturday. 10 a. m. 20 ~
n Open from s 20 8
.. m. 20 receive savings
deposits only
The Washington herald., 1907-05-26

Washington 7oih broad asphalt and easy grades has
come to be recognised the ideal automobile city the United States
O5 thousand licenses for motor Of all types haze been issued
or rcssnd this year automobile the District n proportion
10 The number Of persons of sufficient maintain
this city other community in the country has many dntom0b
response the general demand for list Of automobile licenses
issued in the District The Washington Herald has secured complete
record from the District Building part Of 0hch APPEARS this
The list m be continued Sunday HR The Washington Heydds
readers haze been g5cn and the of the
OF eoerv motor car the city.
4 pcSal Of the list hOnd PrOse interesting 10 the general public
so5g does the number OF prominent people O more
automobiles Cabinet officers members of the Diplomatic corps and
Large number Of persons socially prominent included the list Of
motor car oers 7cc mercantile and commercial establishments
and many persons not in the public eye
The Washington herald., 1907-05-26

and numbers of machines will ap-
pear next sunday
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-11-14
School Department.
Special Correspondence.

Rev. MacLean and daughter Miss
Anna were welcome visitors at the
high school last Thursday.
LEVER Walker has returned to
school after weeks absence at
home taking preliminary course
in IF armacy.'
The debating spirit is running
high among the pupils of the High
School. The Juniors and Seniors
are busy looking up material on
the question of Postal Saving S
Bank in Schools while the Soph-
mores are preparing for a class de-
bate on the Race Question to be
held in the near future. 1t may be
necessary to postpone the debate
with Nampa for a few weeks. a.saa