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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23
SEATTLE JAPANESE NEWSPAPER ACCUSES
REV OSLO INoUYE OF HYPOCRISY
GRAFT AND FRAUD-PREAcHER SUES
PAPER FOR $500

ussc kis ministerial office TO fleece
other fellow conHiryEnen.
Improving on the most sensation.
al hnMaiinee knoen to the progress.
tiys American press. the editors Of
the paper have tackled their ACCUSE.
tiona on such Introductory express
siors ~ tue following
The Dead Have 40 Mouths
Confession ~ Crime An APP
peal From the wall Again We
Proclaim 10 The Intelligent Pubic g
khi The Dead Have no Mouths-
Woe Unto tbs liTpoertts and
scribe
Thr 1ev. fnonyo. aha claims that
the charges against him ara ahsD.
tateiy wighout foundation. and that
n ~fu brfns the entire Japanese
population 60 prove that such state
msntn are oniy malicious attacks
without a shadow Of truth IN them.
bases his petition Tor s.. 500 CON.
psnaation IT the expense of the
ANhai- upon these headlines. and
tho charges II graft. dishonesty and
immortality Included IN the articles
published under them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23
WAS ARRESTED ON THE CHARGE OF OBJ
TANNING MONEY UNDER FALSE PRE-
FENCES AND SKIPPED OUT AFTER DE-
POSTING $500 CASH BAIL

Phenomenal La Payette bloodless surgeon Is wanted
In Boise Idaho TO stand trial the charge Of obtaining
money under false pretenses
He is not wanted badly he might be, II he had
left behind him $500 cash BAIL which he put up a.
pledge that he would appear for trial
The county treasury at Boise will enriched 70 that ex
tent but the Is only small part OF the money which
the Walton and the Phenomenal La Fayctte took from
the credulous and unsuspecting public OF Boise
The Phenomenal One left Boise about ten days ago,
shortly after his and release bail 1t was about
time he Seattle having been preceded here
by the Great Walton and others Of the troupe
The arrest of the Phenomenal La Fayette made on
complaint of the prosecuting attorney at Boise after ths
Phenomenal the Great Walton with their aocessores
in line Of brass bands and vaudeville shows had reaped
golden harvest which they kept IN cash about their per
son An example Of their bloodless surgery pracced in
Boise their method of removing gall stones which con-
sisted several strong doses of hysc How galstones can
he reached by physic of the remarkable discoveries
of which these scientists" boast
When representative Of The Star called TO see the
La Fayette this morning get his version Of
the Boise prosecution the offices Of Walton Lafayette Inc
Medical Experts were locked up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23

osic inouye. pastor Of the lap
sness Preehytefian church Of this
city and president OF she Japanese
Newcomers Protective society. has
brought suis Cor damages against
thu ~AshAl. Japanese local "a
per. which IL flsfsnk heAdiiaes thai
pat AmerioAn yeiio~ iourusiisfn
70 shame. has denounced him an a
hypoorite. . CRATER. a violatcF Of
the United states immigration law
and q mas immoral add mnrt fpr
the churxh. To sooth his tnjurad
fesltnks and tepAlr kis retnststton
tka Jap2asea fnintsteF wants ~ 800
The nainfetaF. sm0nE the tartoas
things charged sgaanss him b. the
paper. II accused % having taken
.nf converted % his owu uss 90
"a American money and 20 yen IN
iapsaess currency beiongins 20 one
MAneehi NAxAto. a younE japanese
who arrived In Seattle last January
and sho died Of tuberculosis March
q The preacher N said 10 have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23
SENSATIONAL
WHIPPINGS

WILMINGTON. Del. May ga
The NOSE sensational whipping In
the history Of this state took place
here at the workhouse Nine men
we're stripped 20 the waist and each
subjected 10 from five 90 60 iaahes
Adam Ward. 10. white. accused OF
highway robbery. received 30 lash.
-. While being dashed. he broke
one hand free from the post. Plead.
ina for mercy. he cried:
oh. God. | will be good. please
stop"
The plcadings were met with a
deaf ear. The blood was running
down bis back and no looked as
though he had been cut with a
knife
The scenes attending the whip.
pings we're sickenlnE Many per
sons left Immediately after the first
man had passed through the ordeal
The screams aud cries OF the I'M
fortunates could be heard for
blocks Il IL Aaid by those who have
Witnessed whippings In this state
for years that this floFKinE was the
most cruel ever administered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23

y Htff& So fHf @fN+@4f~~
4 gsfnss. cd. eog. you're n
- .<..s~wAen I learned to-day
~ i. s.sr. sna other reputable
s,sx.~5srs. had decided 70 toiie~
Y -.r<sr wagia l arm myesifytnx
q ,>rps- q Seattle. | eonETatalss.
= erxslf ID 70 TIE prsaeaa tine
Z = kss paid sny st'sntioh 70
:. wss sers except an obscure
Ss<rs.x uuhlirstien. bot tnslay l
. So proysrsy N ths llrnriisht
rsw> - a rs~sra Of $50 far
~ rxrfrr. ard ~ sir o'eicek 70.
~ sv~ryuzs IN Seattle Will kaos
shrwt a Thmy vii all have their
- - fnr lifsis me. ane nster
s.4r.ret nsxt s.ndky ] viii nsvs
sArr< tns streets. sxp-~rtinx ever
rsnpr. % - szppsf On the shoui-
- "a 10 hear sne fatal weraa.
-Yor ARE THE MfsrERiot :
m RkyTkEs
rAnes six cords. boys ard girta,
~ "a snt wcnen. are the ones
A. va bring rua the 800 -.
vx< "a has bean postsd for my
me<aA
ts<si suaAay. n VIII he Easy 10
a. n faok II the picfnrs IN
t<xrs STAR Hiss me up from b.
~ .s6 thar wnit until / turn
ksrf Yoa viii So q tiffsrens
Furs u ms IN the Star svery
Is
Arr nsdnisht on euntay. I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23
plrFIES Is PLEASED WITH THE
ATTENTION SHOWN HIM HERE

Raffies ths Mysterious. win dlsap.
near. The wfns ones who have
spotted mo this week. in the heps
of capturing rnn nett wesx. viii to
fosled. Hut ! scat 20 outside Of
Seattle. NJ .dts.ppeeranee Sill Re
simply = clever BIZ ~ disxuising
ana I wtfi walk the streets evsry
asy. and sy~xT Asy | ~itI write fer
TIE Hzsr. and tell ynu whsse ]
have hem snd What ] have sea.
Ard ait sh~ tire wit b@ ready %
surrender - the clever fasa %
woman wke wtii tse me On the
shonldsr ana saY.
-You ARE THE MYSTERIOUS
MR. RAFFI.Ea-
ffs eourps some ere IL sure -
catch me, IN stms ! have Foamsa
a. lnrra through Naw fork. Cal
caro-. 81. Louis an6 q aoEsn osher
large cities. bot ! always set
eaurhe after the puhiie become.
familiar With me through my pic.
lures Ar Ypu have 10 De 10 %
get suffieisnsfy familiar vFith my
looks To recognise me sh~n wear
a different suit % clothes. q diff
f~rent hat, ar . nscktis. Even 9
lftfis thing IKE a nsrktts vii make
|. ios % difference IN = uan's looks
1 sxpsrt Chief wappenstsln ard
bis busy sisuths will rws on the
trnek % tbs tS0e reward. bot thsy
ar. welcome % try. Gone one. come
All. and engages IN the merry gam.
for the $500 reward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23
OF CARS
ON c. P.
CANADIAN RAILROAD HANDLES
ALL s4lNelEs AND LUMBER
THAT BRITISH COLUMBIA
MILLS CAN CUT.

All the shinKis mills OF British
Columbia are running with full
forces and their stocks are moving
we'll. II the statement made by Mr..
James MaeSair. who IL ~ the Lin.
cola hotel. from Vancouver n G.
SIR MAcNair IL tho man who first
established a hhinEle mil in Brit.
ish Columbia and is acquainted
with tho situation thoroughly.
lie eayE thu Canadian Pacific IA
furnishing plenty OF cars for the
mills. and there has been no con.
eestian. In fact there have been
too many empty care at all times.
The G. y. has been preparing It's
rolling stock and rushing new cars
westward IN order that = repetition
n the last years ear famine may
not occur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23

Iasperson grabbed chair a. Il
70 batter Kohlhass into biscuit
dough. but before he could iift his
impruviaed biudEeon. the Seattle
lawyer pulled and leveled = shin
Ing BIT Of steal and assumed the air
OF q man that intended business
Frank Carpenter. Iasperson :
partner grabbed Kohlhsse from he
hind aud pulled him backwards
through the door. out IN the ball
Jumping inside Carpenter shut the
door after him.
Kohlhass then walked down
town, and was met b. Chief Of Po-
lice Majors. who had heard of the
excitsment through some member
81 ths crowd which bad been drawn
around Jasperson's office.
lie vas about 10 arrest Kohlhass.
but when he took the latter'a re-
yoIver and found that Il was with
out a cylinder. be decided that the
matter was = Joke. and let Kohl
base 10. Iaaperson now declares
that he never Intended TO hit Kohl
base with the chair.
II il said that Kohlhase. Who e
a member 81 the lau firm Of Craw-
ford and Kohlhase. with rooms y
the Oriental block. told Majors.
when threatened With arrest, that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23

And that Is how pretty Alice @.
Msdin. a telephone giri in moder-
ate circumstances started IN 20 win
a $1,000 600 husband william A.
CLARK. r.. youngest son OF Er-sen-
ator Clark. one Of the richest men
ia the world. Tho marriage was
performed here very quietly
Alice had been married before,
having only been divorced last
November from Mare ] Medin. a
business man OF Butte.
The new Mra, CLARK. a., IL very
beautiful. and very dashlng. too.
Young Mr.. Clark had only known
her a few days when the wedding
occurred
Ex- Senator Clark was not nOtl-
fled OF the wedding, which was at
tended BY only a few friends Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23
PHENOMENAL LAFAYETTE
LEFT A BIG ROLL AT BOISE
c. E. RALLIES PLANNED FOR
COMING WEEK

Mig rallies will be held IN cities
throughout Washington and ore
son neat week. 60 arouse enthua.
tasm in the coming international
convention OF the Christian En-
eieavor society at Seattle In July.
II Is the Ssh OF the local commit
tees % have aa many delegates
from these two states as possible
Rev LinEsnfeitsr. OF the Ffemont
Christian church, vii leave Mon.
day for Spokane. where be will
hold = rally. aad Rev. W. A.
spaulding of the FIRST United Pres.
bytrrinn church will leave for Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23
GIVES STARTLING
TESTIMONY

WASHINGTON. May f1@Pr-sf=
dent " ~ TahHenfeld. 81 the Red
&C. oti company u baltimore.
startled the commerce commission
today hF stating that tas standard
OF company had yielded the tig
stick fn the form ~ coercion ard
had used ~ successfully 90 drive out
independents ffe said the southern
roads. except the soabqafd rad iH-
creased the oil raten on south Car
oiiua nhlpmant This testimony
VS. not admitted - evidences.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23
RAFFzES IS
Nv SEATTLE
NAN OF MYSTERY REACHES TOWN AND
WILL ATTEMPT TO MYSTIFY THE PEG
\ PIE OF sEATTLE-ssoo REWARD FOR HIS
4 CAPTURE.

. Raffles Is IN town
Ne arrived yesterday and spent the afternoon and
.na and this morning calling upon various distinguished
etIens -. -,
"a informal calls until Sunday next at midnight when
y VII disappear
Ru, All the time he viii remain in Seattle.
he viii appear upon the streets while they crowded
m lunch in restaurants various parts Of the city At
s-ss Will attend the theater and after the theatcr VIII
-. N, Butler or some other well known cafe.
During the mornings and afternoons he viii make snail
Asses IN the known stores In the city and VIII
~ upcn business and professional IN their places Of
Ard during all this time price Of $500 viii be upon
- had
Or 10 explain clearly.
r. snv man woman or child who viii bring 70 The Star
>s this man Rafes there viii be paid the sum of $500
nav one man in connection with The Star VIII know
- M. paffles H. and before the money paid over TO
~, mar or woman making the capture Raffles must be
1.sifd by this Otherwise imposssrs might be the
s.uys Of trouble
xAs From day 10 day until he captured, he viii CON
&c tbs narrative
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23

toria. Ore. TO hoid = similar meet
Ing These two men viii be out for
week holding meetings every
evening
George A. Virtue. chairman u
tho Publicity committee. has ap
polnted r A. Davies aA press agent
Mr. Davies IL former Seattle
newspaper man.
The national committee will be
engaged soon Ia preparing special
articles for the eastern press. Mr.
Davies viii contribute TO these
with interesting sketches concern.
inE Seattle aud its past. present
and future
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23
PHENOMENAL BLOODLESS SURGEON
CHANGES DATE OF HIS ARRIVAL

corted direct to the Washington
Annex hotal.-
The above shows the efforts This
Times is making 10 fulflii It's ad-
vcrtislns agreement with Walton
and ia Fsyette.
Ia Fsystte 10 Modest.
RiIt the Phenomenal One "a mod.
eat He insists that no tribute be
paid 20 hts great genius in the lins
Of a formal reception or banquet.
lie does not care 70 put the mem,
hers OF the State Medical associa.
ton. the King County Medical az
ISOLATION and the state board Of
medical examiners to the trouble
Of putting on their dress clothes
and dancing attendance on him AZ
the Washington Annex. He does
not ask the mayor TO meet him with
formal address % welcome and
extend him the freedom OF the city
lie fella competent TO amer all
necessary freedom. He does NOT
ASK Chief Nsppenstein 10 detail a
bodyguard OF stalwart policemen
TO protect his august person. He
does not crave attentions from the
police. Like the Tiger Fat" doc
tor, who wears the kimona. he de-
sires oply the attention of the pub
lie.
The limit 10 which the "phenons-
nai' VIII tolerate public attentions
IL given in the following nltimatum
with which The Times scoop ends:
Tn compliance with the wishes
of Phenomenal Ia Fayette no for.
NAL reception or banquet VIII bs
given. but at .. m. the band win
escort these two scientists from the
hotel 70 the tent At Tenth av. and
Harrison St. where a band concert
viii be given until S O'Clock, when
the dramatic entertainment VIII
commences"
May Have Some Attention.
hut the Great" and the "Phs-
nomeBal" are likely to have atfen-
lions thrust upon them. The mayor.
the chief and the state board OF
medical examiners cannot allow
such a combination OF phenomenal
greatness to pass unnoticed hy tho
authorities. Their reception will be
rendered them according to their
merits. The question OF merit
alone is the one which must be
decided and II win probably be up
70 Chief Wappepstein 20 decide
this. possibly with the aid Of medi-
cal experts.
This announcement. with the ex-
ception of the extracts from Tbs
Times. wRs not written hy The
Great Walton" and IL not paid for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23

LII EohIksss = rsii known ss-
- attsrnsy. was the center Of a
- = Ballard this morning IN
VIA Jullus 1sxverson. a much
'Hsfsf rial estate man. Eaa
Ne lar. and uhen he attempt
! v rvsrh for a chair with which
J rszish hia dsfamef. pAs met. b
lralss revolver IN the hands OF
kaAzss A threatened arrest
- his crowd q excited citizens
ArisflT gaapiuE out the news Of
IA t1sT believed 20 BE- q threat
- aooting scrape. added 70 the
nlssrsut
y damage vas done to either %
y parties Involved however. for
h'ssfseu HeVsr lifted the chair he
N,aed inf and the revolver drawn
kahlhals was without q cyiiu-
sd AZ harmless IS a cap pis-
wording % the story 81 an eye
-. kohlhase bobbed up in the
~ q Jaspsrsou and Carpenter.
s&lard AZ. tbls morning and
= AQnehed into a heated dia-
o. financial matter
-. according 10 the story
= w control and told Jas
maj he was a prevaricatof
TIA, order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23
SAYS PREACHER IS
a CRATER
JUDGE HARGIS
ACQUITTED


LEXINGTON. ny. May a.
Judge James Hsrgis was acquitted
BY the jury. which was out one
hour. on the charge Of conspiracy.
vhlch caused the death Of Marshal
James CockFili. who VAS shot down
IN the streets Of Jackson.
The former jury disagreed.
Curt Iett and Tom White con.
aicted OF slaying cookfiii and John
Smith. another conspIrator. con.
fensed on the witness stand. stat
ing that thu murder was inspired
b Judge Hnrgis, Elbart Hargis
and Sheriff I'd Callahan.
All wcrr indtrted Smith sAs
also implicated IN ths HarKis in a
plot "a MI the two enemies o. the
Hargsa cian.
lett aud white wnerw convicted
Of numbering J. n Mafcum and are
sers inx life sentences
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23
DAYLIGHT TOUCH

tseFsse< Teiezrssk ssrsfe..f
CHICAGO. Mas aa.--ln broad
daylight shortly after noon an llai
Ian vas robbed Of $4,000 IN money
and the couple who dad tho deed
escaped III q cab. Tony DeFoeko
was the victim he told the police
he had been with Rosie Ars,lls and
Juhn MaraceA and how they had
secured In aoms way. his monay
which was hidden lnside his
clothes. The couple escaped Ia a
cab. and although Dcroeko ran
after IL he Vas unable to catch
a. The chief Of police " apokane.
Wash.. has been asked 20 keep a
look out for the couple az they Are
headed for there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23
THREE MORE DOWN
WITH SMALLPOX

Addls Duncan. II years ~ age
boardsr at the Paxton hotel
Phillip smithers. 70 fenrs old. ~
ia First Az ~. and Aay Garter
10 years old. 81 hesia Talon sf. are
the latest victims - smallpox
These have all been discovered
within the paAt Is hours and have
been removed 20. the psslhouae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23

couple. Although greatly surprised.
the copper king. being an indulgent
parent I'D not complain.
uy her lucky marriage. Alice
Medin changed her position from
"helio girl" 20 that OF millionaire s
wife and foster mother Of the mil
lion-dollar baby" William A Clark
Ill Young Mr.. Clark's first wife
died shortly after giving birth TO
this babe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23

VICTORIA, u. c.. May ~ The
strike Of the marine iron workers.
OF Vletoria was settled last nlEht
after eix months vain struggle.
Tha men sent out for An eiEht.honf
day nf the same wakca paid for
nins hours. $3.50. and will return
10 work on Monday nj she old scale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23

Frederick Brittle. aged 90 yeasra,
died Ct hia residence. tst7 Seventh
az. last night from heart disease,
Mr Brille ia survived BY his wife
ard a number Of children. The
funeral arrangements have not been
eompistsd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23
srnAa sHovELaEN Ar WORK.

WASHINGTON. NAV 2S--ln an
swer 70 an inquiry from Secretary
Taft a. 90 steam shovelmen on the
canal. Colonel Cocktails today cab.
led that thlrty-eiFht crews are AZ
work, thirty.f0ur or them In Cul.
ebra cut The full complement OF
steam shovels IL forty-siH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23
FAKE GUN PLAY

he vas one - the most influential
eisIEeas ~ Seattle. ard that the
whole city would baek him up in
this matter n one hair OF hia head
waa harmed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23
Will nGEr rosIosr.

The fire snd wator committees ~
the ctr council did M, meet last
evening buf VIII assemble this
evening 70 take % the nes build
ing ordinances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23

" n Crswfofd. o~uss - ths
seattle. Renfon : Southern. has
filed With thc city franchise In.
spectof maps ~ The routes Tor en-
tensions 81 hin fine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23
INDICTMENTS AT DENVER.

DENVER. Colo. May ~ The
federal grand Jury has indicted five
Culoradnann In the land fraud
cases The names are not men.
toned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23

All property owners 10 the i'm.
mediate Denny tglli resreae district
are requested 20 meet AZ the Cham
Ter Of Commerce rooms Al ) o'rieek
90 saturday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23
EXTRACTED

fa~Ftap- r~ise~sp~ ~svefsv.l
flpSnON. MsY I'D y Thomp.
son. wanted 81 Oregon on = charge
If larceny % the anouni 81 tTka.
as remanaed for snsrndition 10
fae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23
WIGHTMAN PLANS
ARE FILED

The maps required BY the fran
ehise granted NJ. J. wightmAn for
his interurban road between Seattle
and Tacoma have been flied with
City Franchise Inspector Walter
Wheeler, but no petition for a per
NIT TO begin work Immediately has
been filed.
A general clause In the franchise
requires that work shall start bv
the first OF July A specific re-
quirement in the franchise also re-.
quires that by July is an additional
$4,000 shall be deposited with the
city, else the city council can by
ordinance revoke the franchise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23

H. KoHLHAsE. SEATTLE LAWYER,
LEVELS REVOLVER AT HEAD OF BAL
LARD REALTY MAN. WHO THREATENS
TO USE CHAIR IN DIsPUTE-wAsNT
LOADED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-23

The Phenomenal Ia Faystts."
hinodIaNs surgeon. will arrive ~
seattle again tomorrow afternoon.
This important announcement.
which In expected 20 bring out the
incnrablea Of Seattle with hope In
their hearts and money in their
hands. especially the latter, was
made exclusively In The Times thia
morning.
.-rhe Phenomenal did not AR.
i've yesterday afternoon and the
great crowd which thronged the Ap
uroaehes % the union depot 10 see
this truly remarkable scientist
ard listen 20 the band ~ ten
pieces. count EN-. was grievousiy
disappointed Not even the auto
mobile. belonging 20 the Times In
sesfment company. put in an az.
pearance. and The Great Walton.
press agent for the Phenomenal
one. Was nowhere TO he seen.
The phenomenal One, after
reading the account Of his pretna-
tarn arrival In The star last night.
concluded that the time vas mop
porsane for his public arrival. Even
hfa sphanomenaiH nerve. which ~
his principal asset in HE hioodlcsa
operations. was shaken and he de-
ei6ed to stay in che office of Wal
ton q Ia Favetfe. Inc. Medical FL
pertn. IN the Eetahrook building.
until the signs were more propitious.
consuli The Times Again.
nut the great" and the "phe.
nomenRl- have not given M. Not
ret. They viii not pass up the city
Of .asy money without struggle.
They again consulted their ally In
aupiicity. The Tines. and the
scare head announcement of this
morning vas the result
So the Fuliihle public is informed
again IN The Times that all ar
Fangements have been completed
for the public demonstration 20 be
given hy the Great Walton and the
Phenomenal la Fayette in Seattle.
A large canvas tcnt S0xf2o has been
secured that will seat 1900 people
comfortably. This tent will he
erected on the vacant lots at tho
corner Of Tenth ay. and Harrison
IT one block from broadway. IL
will be lighted by electricity. and
tomorrow. Friday evening. ~ )
O'Clock. the first public lecture and
decentralization illustrative ~ the
methods Of hloodless surgery EN-
pioyed BY these two truly remark
able men viii be given.
The Wonders They Do.
This IL what The Times SAYS:
The Great Walton viii explain
how his associate. Phenomenal La
T.Ayetie. Is enabled hy their new
methods 60 cure cancer without
blood or pain. TO remove tumors
without the use Of the knife. loss OF
blood or causing pain: to remove
gallstones with only three doses OF
medicine and without a surgical
operation. and many other methods
employed by him 10 cure many OF
the so-calied incurable diseases.
Everybody is invited 10 attend.
A hand concert and orchestra over
lures BY ten pieces will furnish
plenty OF good music. and the Royal
Stock company Of Il people will
furnish a dramatic aud vaudeville
program as good as the best. II not
better. Moving pictures will also
be produced by power camera
graph. the very latest design. direct
from the manufacturer No pains
or expense has been spared 10 make
the first public appearance of these
two men n memorable one In Seat
tie history. Phenomenal La Fay.
cite viii arrive on the ais p. M.
Northern Pacific train. Friday after
noon. and viii be met az the King
a.. depot by q brass band and es-
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islAturs postpone adjournment until
the bill ta made = law.
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