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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-14

AnOlner W oman Ii elpeu.
Graniteville, Vt" was passing
throughthe Change Of Life andsluTered
from nervousness and other annoying
symptoms. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound restoredmy health and
strength, and proved worth mountains
of gold to me. For the sake of other
suffering women l am willing you
should publish my letter" - Mrs
CHARLES BARCLAY, RID, Granite.
vile. Vt.
Women who are passing through
this critical period or who are suffer
ing from any of these distressing ills
peculiar to their sex should not lose
sight of the fact that for thirty years
Lydia Z, Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, which is made from roots and
herbs, has been the standard remedy
for female ills. In almost every CON-
munity you will find women who
have been restored to health by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-29
FIRST STEP IN
NEW GARBAGE
SYSTEM TAKEN
Health Commissioner Has
Preliminary Ordinance
Ready for Introduction
Next Monday Night.

Health Commissioner Criehton
la mapping out a plan for the new
garbage collection and lnclnera.
lion system ny Monday night he
viii have ready a general ordinance
authorizing the city engineer 90
proceed with the drawing up Of
plans The question OF prices ia
10 be fixed by the council u will
take weeks 70 work out the system
OF charges
Dr Crichton will leave the aeiec
ton OF incinerators 90 city EnEi
nccr Thomson
while the health commissioner
w willing 90 leave this question 10
Thomson. II 81 doubtful If ali Of the
councilmen will agree 20 this. aud
d controversy will no doubt arise
Different councilmon have severely
criticized the one Incarceration
plant now Ia operation here This
plant o. Medium constructed
along lines Thomson auREeated II
burns an Of the garbage az Il
comes "a the moderator. no seEre
cation of the garbage being made
No fuel other than the garbage t.
self Is used
Under the ordinance providing
Tor the bond issue OF 100000 for
the municipal. garbage collection
and incineratlon system. voted 81
the last election. the city viii be
divided up into five garbage die
triciH. with an Moderator foT each
The first district Ia that sur
rounding the lower end OF Lake
Union. where the citya one inciu
orator o. nuw established NJ Huren
av and valley ~ The second dis
trici Ia attended 20 serve the whole
north end. che ordinance fixing the
district surrounding q block nos
owned by the city between North
2ath o. and NuFthimke boulevard
ni the north end of Lake Union
The third district - In ballard. tire
reading the district AaF
rounding the corner 81 West sad ~
and Ninth ay n "" The fourth
district is that surrounding the in
serseciion OF iiolgaic e. and Eighth
ay $ and the NTH district Is that
surrounding the Intersection Of 2tHf
as 5 and Norman g.
The city uoW owns the sites Tor
the lncinrratora' the fret. second
and third districts. and will have 10
purchase the sites In the other t~'u
districts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-29
Hot Shots at Beef Trust

The magazine cracks al meat eating
under the caption. Hot Shots a Trust"
SHOT NO According by
United
edtion) pound Of beef has food value
pound 81 beans Half pound
10 70 80 The laborng
IN 80 doing be able to purchase 10 to 80 with
his money 800
SHOT No Of a cheaper but a better food
than beef trichpae no
worms no disease parasites germs Of any
SHOT NO g There md build
ing material In pound OF beans than in
evident that abOrinK
the
idea that meat Of the to health
and efficiency. '
SHOT NO T. Beef is a luxury which may dispensed with
SHOT NO What true Of beans equally ripe peas
ana lens cheap wholesome
SHOT NO has much
FOOD value a Of the A
good nOurishent
dollar will buy beef which Is a very Inferior food "
SHOT no Z. pound Of costs worth
three Of beef IN worksuppofng efficiency.
SHOT NO 8. Beef a The fire.,
and best Of the beef was made What
and germs mixed In '' ''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-29
FORGER RUN
DOWN BY COPS


PORTLAND. or. June 80 John
Davies. wanted by the police Of
practically every city on the Coast,
h under arrest here today accused
OF 81 lorgerics and number Of
househreaking Jobs
According to the police. Davies
confessed 90 several jobs. after
$4,000 worth Of IeWelry and a trunk
fun Of suits OF clothes had been
found In his apartments. In ad-
dition detectives found safe crack.
ing and houschreaklng tools Pro
prietors OF three stores. burglar.
iEcd recently. have identified the
suits as those stolen from their
places OF business
Davies. it Is said. worked a
clever check forging game Ills
alleged plan was 90 draw a worth.
less cheek for a sum not exceed.
ms s35, purporting to represent a
weeks wages With one Of these
checks. Il Is alleged. be would mp.
pear az a store with his hands and
face blackened and clothing be
Erimed
In this manner. e Is asserted. he
readily passed for a working man.
and experienced no trouble In
cashing the check II is said that
the man raised approximately
81 600 In this manner.
Il Is said that Davies Is wanted
in San Francisco and Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-29
MAN BROWNS
In LUNA
POOL

George u howe. 90. n graduate
la The law class OF 1910. University
OF Washington. and recently resi-.
dent OF Tacoma. WAS drowned while
swimming In the tank ot the Luna
Park natatorlum late yesterday eve
ming
Rowe was In Seattle visiting
friends Yesterday afternoon Ia
company with John Turye. 1872
Sixth ay.. he went to the natatorium
for q swim There we're quite "a
number OF bathera Ia the tank.
when suddenly Turve missed his
friends Bowo A search resulted ia
the finding OF howe'a body on the
bottom of the tank In about eight
feet of water No ono had seen the
young man go down and he cv33ent-
~ drowned without ever making a
struggle ur an cutlery
pr Donald Lyon worked for on
hour over the body ia tho hope
that there was stu a spark 81 life
left In IL. but AL to no avail
nowe had a brother a dentist. 10
Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-29
WRINKLES
HOW REMOVED

Il is generally believed that
wrinkles are unavoidable. and are
unmistakahlc marks o. eEo This
IL an error Wrinkles are the re-
suit % the tissues losing their fatty
substance There have been many
remedies for removing wrinkles
such az oils. lotions. etc. We can
absolutely remove all deep wrinkles
and Hines from your face In from
one 90 three treatments by n acien.
tific. upto.datc and harmless meth.
cd "a the artist gives the life Of
beauty 10 the canvas. so can we
transform that old. dried. wrinkiy
skin. hollows and scowia No mat
ter irom what cause. We can IN one
treatment 10 improve your face.
you will look from 10 20 20 years
younger BY the removal 81 these
disfiEurinE marks Frcckles. PIN.
Piles. black heads. small pox pit.
tlngH. tau. molos and superfluoua
hair We remove quickly and ex.
pedleniiy. Sagging faces and i'm
perfect noses corrected
Highest testimonials and recon.
mondations furnished upon request.
NEW YORK
FACIAL cULTivATlNe co.
Parlors, 343, 542 and $40 Arcade
Bldg.
MAIN s7e5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-29
FAULKNER IS
NOW FREE
MAN

Raleigh NJ Faulkner, accused OF
the murder OF non Hardin, was
set free yesterday Deputy Prose.
cutor Finch told Judge Kaufman
that the evidence was 80 conflict
ing chat DC would be- Impossible 10
secure a conviction.
Faulkner had trouble With hts
wife. Tie had taken their child
over Ia Spokane and been brought
back after % sensational hunt
Then Mrs Faulkner sued for dt
vorco and had her husband placed
i'm Jail ON peace bond She said
that he had threatened to XIII her.
ON May ~. the night that Faux
ner was released from jail on the
peace proceedings. he went TO
Harblns home. whore Mrs Faulk
ncr was staying Hardin and Mrs
Hardin met him az the door The
two men began fighting, while Mrs
Hardin screamed for help Then
Hardin fen fatally wounded by a
stab from a knife Faulkner was
arrested for the crime
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-29
Big FIRECRACKERS ARE
ALL RIGHT--LAW FAULTY

large Is n large firccracker7 When
does a firecracker become 20 large
as 70 be dAnEerous7 These and a
few ether similar questions have
had Ralph Pierce guessing for days
Finally he decided that Il would BE-
next TO impossible 70 make a con.
yictioH stick. even n he could 80.
cure one In police court.
The deadly little cap pistol n
not included In the tabooed
weapons. The ones prohibited are
those pistols that shoot blank
cartridges.
This will be welcome news TO the
terrible kids who are 10 be found
In ali parts OF the city on the
Fourth OF July.
The fireworks dealer who laid In
a big supply Of nerve wreckers
prior 70 the passage OF the sane
Fourth ordinance. and who stood 10
lose considerable on them. will also
rejoice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-29
SAVED FROM DEATH
CHAIR AT LAST
SECOND

TRENTON. n J.. 1una ~ -
stay ~ exu~1iiOn. signed and
thruWn from a passing train By
IudKe Mintufn. 81 responsible for
Arthur Roar being alive today
Rose. who was convicted ~ wlte
murder. was seated IA The electric
chair and the electrician. with bis
hand on the switch. wAa awaiting
the signal 20 throN ON a.io0 volts
when the order reached the death
chamber 20 stop the execution An
attorney for Rose awaited the OF.
dor 81 judge Mlutufn 81 The rail
road station and the document was
dropped from a window of the train
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-29
WOMAN HAS
CLOSE CALL

Showed OF the dock ane into Is
feet Of water az the West Seattle
ferry landing. Mrs A. l. Lumhardo,
el2l t5th av s " barely missed
drowning late yesterday evening.
Her life was saved by Oscar Christ.
offerson. deck hand on the boat
who. without a moments hesitation
dlved Into the water, grabbed Mrs
Lumhardo and. swimming held her
head above water until a line was
thrown him 80 that she could be-
draEgcd aboard the ferry,
The accident was caused BY a
rush from the ferry 20 catch street
ears going up the hill Mrs Lum
bardo suffered no serious injury
from the accident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-29

90 ahead and shoot your head
off with cannon firecraekers.
Nobody viii stop you.
Orders will be issued to the ser.
geants and patFolmen today 10 dis
regard that feature OF the new
sane Fourth OF July ordinance
which prohibits the firing. having
IN possession or sale OF large fire.
crackers"
The provisions prohibiting the
firing. having In possession or sale
OF explosive canes or those toy pts.
tolls which shoot blank cartridges
will be enforced.
All this Is because the ordinance
Is so loosely drawn that City Attor.
ney Ralph Pierce. after a confer
ence with the mayor, decided II
would be useless 10 try to enforce
the provision regarding large fire
crackers.
What Il a large firecracker? How
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-29
JUNE 80 TO JULY 4
VICTORIA VANCOUVER
EKCuRRlOhR.

June 30. July !, 2. .. 4. good "a
return until July p. Victoria aud re-
turn. t2f0. Vancouver aud return
$500. Princess Victoria and Prin
cess Charlotte. the finest and fast
est steamships on the Coast
Canadian Pacific. COO First Az.
and Pier a. foot Of Washington g.
phnnnA 900 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-29
FALLS 500 FEET
TO HIS DEATH

VALDEZ. Alaska. June 20
Charles A. Oswald. OF Valdez.
father OF Mrs. John Helstrom Of
Seattle. fell 500 feet to his death
down a mountain side, seven miles
from Valdez. Monday night With
q companion Oswald vas prospect.
Ing along the edge OF the mountain.
He attempted to climb down the
side and take a short cut to camp.
When he failed 10 reach camp a
search followed and his body was
discovered in a gully The body
viii be sent TO Seattle for burial on
she Alameda.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-29
PRESIDENT TAFT
is AT BEVERLY

BOSTON. Mass. June 2e.-Presi.
dent TAFT arrived here today en-
route TO the summer capital AZ
Mass The president was
sleeping soundly as bis car was
drawn Into the train sheds. and he
was not aroused.
The president planned 10 visit
Michael ThistwollR. the Italian L..
borer who was struck and seriously
injured By an automobile driven BY
Robert Taft, the presidents eldest
son.
Thistwoila. whose skull was frac.
tured. was reported 20 be resting
easily today, with indications IA
yorabie for his recovery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-29
ATTENTION
FRUIT GROWERS

During the week commencing
July 9Th, the second floor Of the
Sanitary Public Market viii be
given free for cherry marketing.
All farmers wishing TO procure free
space TO dispose Of their cherries
during that week. notify the man.
ager Of the Sanitary Public Market
at once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-29
The Awakening Is Here! Liquor
Drinkers No Longer to Occupy
Positions Of Trust or
Responsibility
In THREE DAYS, Without Hypodermic Injections, the
Gatlin Treatment Removes All Craving and
Desire for Liquor Under Legally
Executed Contract

20 IQUOR Is STEALING the very best brains Of this
III country-that is why BRAINS at a high premi-
HI II seems that the brilliant the mind. the
III N more DISASTROUS the MENTAL RESULTS %
60 liquor drinking.
The Gatlin is the simple, modern. effective treat
mcnt for the drink habit There is nothing heroic about 81
Strong drugs and substuive stmuau unnecessary and
constitute part Of the Gatln treatment which nOnposon
Gus. safe and POSITIVE child take IL Of 90
years of with perfect safety Is effected each
80 THREE DAYS without hypodemc injections disagree
able features Of any kind.
Each patient treated under contract in THREE
DAfSto cure satisfactorily in every particular the fee
paid shall be refunded ON leaving the institute.
Come to the Cain Institute TODAY Your future MEN
tai and PHYSICAL HEALTH. your BUSINESS. your
HOME, demand IT,
The Can Home treatmen, for those who cannot come
the institute for three days
Call write for books Of particulars copies Of contracts
aud other information Institute located 44 Queen
Anne Avenue Seattle Wash Local and long distance tee
phones, Queen Anne 2249; Independent 7lg3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-29
DRY DOCK DEWEY
is AFL0AT AGAIN

MANILA. June 20 After soy.
oral weeks huhmcrHion the dry
dock Dewey IL aflont today IN bet
ter shape than was expected The
pumps have been Kept IN constant
service the past few days.
A careful investigation was start
ed by special board today to
ascertain the cause Of the sinking
Several reasons have been nd-
vanced but not until the board re-
ports 20 the navy department at
Washington viii the real cause be
made public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-29
Star Want Ads are busi
ness bringers. Try them
SEATTLE ELECTRICIAN
FINDS RELIEF
ENTIRELY CURED or mUscD
LAR RHEUMATISM At rH1
LoUoHNEY INSTITUTE WIS
THE MODERN METHOD, TIT
LoUoHNEY BAKE OVEN.

In an Of the various stages 4
rheumatism. Il reaches Us most .
ute stage when Il becomes what 4
known as muscular Rheumatism, -
only most severe In pain, but Is IN
most difficult TO relieve and cur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-29
Can Parole Bankers.
She Knew What Was the Matter

Little Frances. my 3.yearold
daughter, caught cold and II settled
In one Of her eyes, causing the lids
to swell On trying TO open them
next morning the lids were stuck
tight together. She began crying.
calling 10 her mother "Oh. mother:
one OF my eyes won't wake up"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-29
TOCUT RATES
Is PER
CENT

WASHINGTON June 20 The
Interstate Commerce Commission
today ordered reductions aNefag
ing % per cent in trausconiincntaI
railroad freight rates in an import.
ant series of decisions based ON
complaints from Spokane. Portland.
the Nevada railroad commission
and the salt Lake Chamber OF
Commerce
The largest reductions are made
in rates In territory from the Pa
cifio coast % the Missouri river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-29
MAJESTIC THEATRE FREE

Watch the classified columns OF
The Star.
Somewhere there are two free
tickets advertised. They will be
given 20 the persons whose names
are mentioned IN the ad These
names were picked from the dlrec,
tory. Ihey may be your own.
There IS Always a good show at the
Ngsr, tic. Read The Star classified
ads and Get the Habit"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-29

Other Gntlln fnatitutna located ~
~ SO & S.. Tacoma. Wash 1895
Cleveland Pie. Denver. Colo; s2Z
So Highland Ave. East End. Pitts
burg. Ia 1914 Seventh ST. Park
erahurg. " Va. 1919 Prairie Ave.
Chicago. M. 1906 p. Eighth ST..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-29

The United States steamship In
epeetion service announces that ore
life was lost for every lao 900 per-
sons carried IN 1908.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-29
WHAT HAS
TAFT DONE =?
tconsiuess.,


---=---=-z---,.--=sa-s.-sa ----a=a--s-.-s,-----a-
money from poor folks In dimes
and niekeis .ifh which 10 redeem
and thus make q market FOR the
two per cent bonds, which have
become = drug en- tho market ard
poor Investment for she national
banks.
In eliminating thla feature from
the Taft btu the insurgents caused
Taft TO lose enthusiasm for fhe
present law lie tells bis conf.
Dental callers that the present Law
viii hardly warrant any more than
the establishment ~ three or four
experimental banks Ia 90 many
large cities.
IL Simply a Joke.
The creation 81 \ commission 20
inquire into stock and bond issues
by railroads IL Joke All this
information IL already 10 the
records Of the interstafo Com.
meyce Commission What IL needed
is cure rather than duplicate IN.
formation The creation Of a
bureau q mines Is step 20 Ect
rid Of the present department ~
the government. . bureau In the
geological survey. which 10 doing
the work tie chief, Mr.. Holmes. ls
q Pinehot conservation man. fis
Ia 20 be displaced BY Bailinscr.
oUaaenhsinn person.
The bin granting authority 10
the president TO withdraw from
entry certain public lands was 30
shaped under administration in.
fluence that IL legallxes only future
Withdrawals and brings into legal
discredit and question all con.
EerYation steps taken by the Roosc-
welt administration.
This was no doubt lts chief pur.
pose.
The bill granting separate state
hood to Arizona and New Mexico
contains two jokera inserted by
Taft influences One resulted in
the validating Of lot Of bonds
which were fraudulent IN their In.
csption and have been knocking
about In the hands Of spectators.
who will noW profit by them. The
other Is more serious.
Mus, Satisfy Taft
II IL the provision requiring the
states 10 draw constitutions which
shall be satisfactory 10 Taft and
his reaetionary friends In congress
before they can be admitted as
states. ANY constitution like that
Of Oklahoma will disquaiify them
as prospective states Taft has
declared himself on this subject
In other words, II ls statehood
with string 10 H. And the inter
ests hold the string.
The appropriation for an alleged
investigation Of the cost Of produc.
ton at home and abroad Is a shall
low preteNHe The investigators
are left without any power 10 com.
pei evidence; they are TO report
only to the president. and their
findings will be neither binding
nor charged with moral weight
The whole thing Is clearly Intended
TO divert attention from the
failure 20 create real tariff board
with real power 10 Investigate
tariff schedules
Can Parole Bankers.
The federal parole bill, which
was slipped through under Cannon
and Aldrlch auspices, gives power
to the president to release on pa
role national bank presidents con.
yictod by federal prosecutors.
II Mr. Taft desires 10 take credit
for the spending by congress Of the
enormous sum OF one billion and
seventy.flVe millions Of dollars, he
can make Il sort OF appendix TO
this great economy item.
She Knew What Was the Matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-29

aa 10 sped past Trenton Tho at
tonoy seized tho repricyo and
FASTENED with u 90 the prison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-29
MR. CARL N. cAss.

Mr.. Carl NJ. Carr, a Seattle ele y.
clan. who lives at 26is tlrs' ~ "a
nue.. came 70 the Loughney Va ~
tute a short time ago and wa ~ y,
ferine the most intense pains. =
Is now a well man, having ~ ~,
completely cured by the LoushA"
Bake oven. Read his letter
The Loughney Institute. -,
Gentlemen: wish to say ~.
words about your splendid ~ -,
ment for rheumatism FOR : ~, ~
time I have suffered seyereis a ~
muscular rheumatism. and tns - 20
were SO great at times ! coilla -. -
Is endure them. After three ~. I'm
ments In the Bake oven tse s-,ss
around my shoulders ana I'D
whore they have been inc =
we're entirely gone, and VS. (
tIrely cured after my e0u's ~,
don't believe s,,st
is any other method that VIII u,, :. 4
the splendid results In the '4
rheumatism.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-29


Finally after much inquiry and
great effort Go smother this teeth
question. u was found that a Seattle
dentist and Vancouver, wash.
dentist had taken the teeth and that
was the last examination ~ which
these dentists expected 90 serve on
the board az their term had expired.
but the Seattle dentist was ronp-
pointed by GOV NJ D. Hay II is
quite a peculiar coiucident that az
the last examination the dentists IN
question should give, that they
should take about $500 worth ~
teeth from dentists who would like
90 live Ia this state. This board had
no more legal right TO take these
teeth than they had 10 take the dem
lists hats or their watches This
was never done by dental board
On the United states. OF course
Washington 10 IN tho United States,
but dentist has 20 think hard to
remember 10, aud tho reason ~ that
the dental board OF this state IL not
guided by law. but acts outside and
lawloss. lewlosa bonud not re-
strained by law Gin free country,
tool. Somotimeg feel so free, I
fear my auspenders VIII break and
let me float into space. man In
prison Is free. free frgm some OF
thta Intellectual junk labeled law
Law has not come yet Law " order
and Justice. resulting from a civ-
talled law ~ chaotic, iuNnblcd
moss % arbitrary ideas which are
out OF ioint with the Rights Of man
law viii be when rules prescribed
are IN harmony and keeping with
the rights % the people 10 acquire
food, clothing ana shelter without
the arbitrary consent OF those who
look upon all mankind AZ their lie
Ultimate prey that would be law
We now have lawleasness backing
ahead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-29
ROOSEVELT AT
COMMENCEMENT

BOSTON, June % Colonel Tho.
odore Roosevelt was the central
figure today az the commencement
exercises o. 500 members Of the
graduating class Of Harvard
Roosevelt was cheered wherever
he appeared.
The presentation Of degrees to
the graduating class, the largest In
the history OF Harvard. took pla. q
this morning at 10 O'Clock In
saner's theatre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-29
EARTHQUAKE
REPORTED
ms taiied rsss. }

WASHINGTON. d C., June % --
The selsmograph az Georgetown
university today registered two dis.
uuct earthquake. shocks. The tenn.
blorn lasted from 80 a. m 10 %
CLEVELAND. o.. June 20 Two
earthquake shocks were registered
on the Heismogrnph az 81 iguaiiuH
college here today The disturb
Ancea apparently occurred 90 a dis.
lance OF 5000 miles from Cicve-
land
The first shock lasted from AZ
10 al2 A. ~ The second was a
series OF graduated tremora. the
first vibrations beginning az 20
and lasting until 35 and the main
shock At 8 80 and continuing until
6 20 a IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-29

when you call az me t'or d
Institute. the doctors 10 V Nv ,ress
ominently successful in 'ns .,'sra
ment OF rheumatism 49, vAy
bowel and liver troubles NV, s,,ssll
slcians make no charee TOT !. .s IA
tatlon aud advice u you ,hs. d
ar oiling. YOU should see WIN
once. Both lady ana =, INES
nurses are on duty at a., sult,
The offices are located ,, ~ 80 4
the corner OF Second Asen.' .
Pike street. with hours RON
Ia 5p. m; sunday. . to L.