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NO SUBSTITUTE FOR NEweRo's
 HERPiCIDE.
"Son1eIlinq Just as Good"

ONncHfUg 1b5f as 1OCG
 A discovery can be made but once. After that all similar acts become en- ulation, imitation or an attempt at substitution.
 Newbro's Herpicide Is a discovery. It was the first remedy ever given to science to kill the dsndruff germ. Other preparations have since bee, offered 10 the public, some similar in some n odor, but all bring ing the daring promise of dcing the same things that Herpicide has been doing for years.
 Every article of this kind is mere Iy one more instance or vicious emu lation, vile imitation or a base at tempt at substitution.
 The something just as good story is old, why give 1t a thoughtg Herpi- eide is the Original Remedy. It kills the dandTHn germ and prevents the hair from falling. Itching Of the scalp stops almost with the first ap- slication.
 Don't be deceived by "somethins jast as good If your own druggist does not keep the genuine dandrue germ destroyer, Newbros Herpicide. 20 to one who does.
 One dollar size bottles are sold Uni der an absolute guarantee.
 Send 10c in postage for sample and booklet to The Herpicide Co., Dept. R.. Detroit. Mich. Applications may be obtained at good barber shops.
 S0s
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kRUTTscHNITr TO
 SUCCEED lovETT

Julius Kruttschnitt, vice-president and director of maintenance and operation of the Hartman system. may succeed Judge Robert Lovett, as president of the system. accord ing to the San Francisco Chronicle.
 This is said to be Judge LOvett's own plan, the present president to continue as legal advisor for the Hartman system. and it is said to be partially confirmed by a recent statement of Judge Loyett's.
 In the event of this change. E. 2. Calvin, it is said, will succeed Jg- lius Kruttschnitt as director of maintenance and operation.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-31
NEW BUILDING AT
 UNIVERSITY SURE

Final approval of an appropriation of $40. 100 for building an addition to the woman's dormitory at the University of Arizona at Tucson is expected to be given at a meeting of the territorial board of control in Phoenix
 Formal notification of the boards action is expected to reach Chan cellor NJ. P. Freeman of the univer- sity board of regents this week, and the work of getting out plans and
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PIRATES REFUSED

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug BOA re- port has reached here from Kerch, in Crimea, that a band of pirates landed and attacked the fortress. The sol diers replied to the shots of their as sailants with heavy rife fire. wound ing many. Fifteen pirates were cap tured. while most of the others made of iR boats.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-31
CONGRESSMAN LATTA IMPROVES

ROCHESTER, Ainn., Aug. 30.- Substantial improvement was noted today in the condition of Congressman J. P. Latta, who underwent a surgical operation last Wednesday. The pa tent suffered less pain today and rested well. His chances for recovery are considered brighter.
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yeloped in that locality.

veloped in that locality.
 The strike was made in the No. 50 upraise from the No. 26 crosseut in the 500-foot level The ore as- says IS per cent copper and is sol- i'd body of cuprite. The workings are six feet in the ore and stin in the mineral
 This ore has no apparent coRnee- ion with the strike of high-grade ore some time ago, which is still be- ing developed.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-31
BANpERAs IS CALLED
 TO EXPLAIN EXECUTION

CUILIACAN, Mex, Aug. 3o.-Colo- nel Juan M Banderas, acting gover- nor of SinalOa and commander of the insurrecto forces in this state during the revolution, has been called to the City of Mexico to explain his part in the execution of Colonel Luis c. Mo relcs, who was shot after having been promised his life as condition of surrender. Miguel Maxemin will act as governor during his absence.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-31
syATTuck-ARizoNA.

The strike recently made in the from the 5O0-foot level Of the Shattuck Arizona property which very rich ore, is under stood to be entirely different from the rich ore body already being de-
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MADE s7so ON cANTALouPEs
 DEE OF ONE ACRE

COLORADO. Tex, Aug. 30.--L- c. DOby. in South Colorado. has verified the fact that irrigation pays in this
 section. having marketed s750 worth
 of cantaloupes or of one acre of ground. He will now plant the acre of ground to turnips.
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specifications and the call for con
 tractors bids will follow immedi- ately, It is the intention of the re-
 gents to have the building erected just as soon as possible.
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Coast Leaaue
NATIONAL LEAGUE

St. Louis-New York; rain.
 Clncinnati-Brooklyn; doubleheader; rain.
 Philadelphia-Cmcago; doublehead- CT; rain.
 At Pittsburg- R. H. F. Pittsburg .......... 10 8 Boston .... s o'Toole and Kelly, Gibson; Weaver, Tyler and Kling.
 Second game: R. II. E. Pittsburg ........... o , bts t1u -.-.....- .s.....- v Hendrix, Steele, Ferry and Gibson; Young. Raridan.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-31

Judge surburbaEite-Are you sstis fed with yeur milk and your nils lnan2
 Apartmentite- ] should say not We pay for rich milk, but get poor; while our nlilkman sells poor milk and gets rich.
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The True Observer.

He alone Is an acute observer who can observe ninutely without being ob served.-Layater.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-07

the made were also rebels. The
outside crowd held the gates closed.
The man couldn't be put off. The
conductor threw the mans hat off.
A bystander picked II up and hand
ed u To a passenger In the car.
Stick to ". I've got your hat.
he shouted 10 the original rebel.
And he stuck The extra uniforms
left the car. The motorman re
turned to his proper place. The con-
ductor gave two belln. The car
started. while the crowd on the
street cheered the victor and
jeered the vanauished--Jake Furth
and private monopoly.
This rebel had not committed the
uscual ''offensc" to walk a couple
of blocks ahead. He had been
working all day, and In order TO be
moro certain OF seat whore he
could rest his tired limbs. he walked
back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-07
BOSS JAKE TAKES
HIS OWN MEDICINE

Jake Furth was licked Saturday
afternoon. And he was forced 10
take HE own medicine.
Two conductors and two motor.
men tried 10 put off . passenger by
using force. and BY force they were
prevented.
A man had boarded a Phinney nv.
ear Just before o'clock. II hap.
pened at Westlake and Pine. II
was a pay-as-you.entcr car. with
gates. When he was requested TO
get off and walk back 20 the trans.
fer point he rebcllcd. lie refuaed
to move from his seat. for which no
contended he had paid s cents. The
aid OF crew on a Westlake av.
car was summoned. making four
sturdy uniformed Industrial slaves.
ready To obey the mandates of their
master, Jake Furth. but a crowd
had gathered. And the people on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-07

the bureau whose miHaion it.is TO
make business relations between
the United States and the republics
Of South America BIT smoother
and 10 on.
He had intended to remain here
for two or three days. but must
hurry away tomorrow night. going
to Astoria, Ore. preAldeat Taft has
designated him 10 represent him at
the opening 81 the Astoria ccnten.
niai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-07
FAST CURE
WOMAN IS
ARRESTED
DR.. Linda Hazard Charged
With Causing Death Of Miss
Claire Williamson. . Patient.

49,
Claire Williamson. . Patient.
Linda HurfIeld Hazard. the ~onn-
an -fsss cure" specialist who 10
charged with causing the death Of
Miss Claire Williamson by stsrvs-
ton. Was brought to Seattle today
and lodged In the county jail.
= will get $4,000 bail eli right"
said -Dr.- hazard this morning.
THE doctors have been angry be.
cause have been sucesssfuI with
my cure she continued, land shen
Claire died they thought they had
. oreat chance 10 get me out Of the
way. Dut they won't DO ~"
Mrs. axxard was arrested At her
sanlfarium AZ Olalia Saturday aft.
crnoon. Claire Williamson. who
died under the fast cure treatment.
was the daughter OF British navy
officer. With her sister Dorothes
she came TO Seattle last winter.
Both sisters went to the Haxxard
sanitarlum in April for treatment.
Claire died on May Is and Mrs
Haxxard tried to have herself APP
pointed administrative of her 60
tate az well as guardian of Miss
Borothea. who. she alleged. was
OF infiYm mind.
At this juncsurc, British Consul
Agassix OF Tacoma intcrfercd and
the arrest OF Or" Hazard fol
lowed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-07

orsnd--"The Stranger In Camp"
drama. "Conguering Carrie com
edy; Raising Ostriches In Egypt
educational; Herring Fishing In
BouIogne," Industrial: Modes and
Customs OF the Hindus." education
ali Kustis and His Trained Koos-
ters: Eleanor La Van. character
artistic: Musical Fletcher.
-ircuit--"The Tale OF Soldiers
Ring romance; "A Gay Time In
Atlantic City" comedy; Quest OF
Gold" drama: Master sydney
Ferney. vocalist; Reginald Watts.
orsanist.
kational--"BuIl Riding In Chile"
The Return Of Widow PogsonSs
Husband" THE Tie That Binds"
The Sheriffs Warrant"
odeon---"The Ghost" The Lure
Of Vanity"
Exhibit--"By the Aid OF the
LAytat," "on Tramp Steamer"
Hss Gypsy Lover The Bewil-
dered Lover"
x ioeka--"The Battle Of Red.
wood" The Victim OF Hate"
When a Man Loves"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-07
ALLEGED PLOT TO
MURDER CHILDREN

lives OF the children WIS made sew.
eral weeks ago, when package ~
chewing gum wsa found ia the yard
OF Edward McPheetern. nephew
OF Judge Robert McrhccierH of
Fulton. Lean than week ago an.
other package Of gum was placed
near the gate Of the MePhoeters
home. A ,hrcc.ycarold child OF the
family was In the act Of placing q
piece OF the gum In its mouth. and
when an older member 81 the lam.
iiy interfered the gum was sent to
chemist. who discovered that II
was profasely upElnkied with strych.
nine.
Twice sinc. then packages Of
gum have been placed near the Nc.
Phecters home and each OF them
was found to contain strychnine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-07
Preacher Bangs the Pulpit
to Rows Of Empty Benches

HARTFORD CITY. Ind. Aug L.
The glare OF the lights and the cries
Of the carnival sideshow barkers
weaned away the congregation Of
the faithful" flock OF the Reverend
Ira stump, pastor of a local church.
When the minister arrived at the
church 10 hold the mldweek prayer
service he found the building dark
and deserted. The lack OF an audi
ence. however. didn't deter the
minister from holding the meeting.
With az much fervor and reverence
an though the empty wooden
benches had been sinners, the
Reverend Mr.. Stump mounted the
pulpit and began his sermon. For
an hour the service continued open
ing with prayer and songs. He
went home. jealous as ever but sore
at heart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-07

FULTON. Mo. Aug. IA plot to
poison children in "a wholesale man
ncr Is believed To have been un.
earthed al Concord, near here.
The people arrested are L. o.
Boyd, a farmer: bis wife. Mrs.
Anna Boyd. and Jefferson Woods.
horse dealer
The children whose lives are al.
legged to have been endangered be.
long TO families whose members
testified IN a Islander suit recently
brought by Mrs Boyd against DIR,
W u. Ellis. prominent physician
of Concord. Mrs. Boyd asked for
$4,000. alleging that DR. Eilie had
DETAINED her character. The Jury
brought IN a verdict for the de.
PENDANT.
The first alleged attempt on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-07
AT the Motion Picture Shows

pream--sThe Clowns Baby" As
Fate Dccreed." She Came. She
Saw, She Conquered"
Photo Pastimss - The Dolls
House" Jim Crow" THE Picnic
Washington The Cowboys Va
cation "Plucky BILL" The Line
man"
Crown The seminoIe's Sacri.
flee" THE Spirit Of the Light,
"Dobbs the Dauber," The Child
and the Tramp"
Ideai--"Mutt and jeff" The En-
gagement Ring THE Tables
CIty-"The Shot From the Bush, .
The Last Drop Of Water" THE
Strategy of Anne"
Lyc, n--Opel Hart & Howard,
comedy act, THE Profligate, AT
the Gri TO-"
Mine ;Jimmie the Detective
"In the Shadow Of Mt. vesuvlus,"
etlou - The Settlers Wife
Her Choice" The Parting a the
Acme Mutt ana jeff, 1rhe En-
gagement Ring" Just for Her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-07
JNO. BARRETTDUETOMORROW

John barrett. the official head Of
the bureau OF American Republics.
win be- In Seattle tomorrow. and
tomorro~ night he viii address the
mombcrs OF the Seattle Commercial
club. lie wired yesterday that his
subject viii be, What the Panama
Canal and the Psn.American Trade
Means 10 Seattle.
Barrett Ia tho trade booster OF
tho country. He IL at tho head OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-07
BAD LABOR MIy-UP
IN SAN FRANCISCO

10y United Press Leased Nirr-t
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Aug L.
Serious labor troubles arc threat
ened here today as the result OF =
battle between union and nonuniou
men at Crockett last night. In which
three men were shot and half =
dozen or more injured BY fiyin8
bricks. The difficulty started with
the arrival OF 2s nonunion men
whom the Callfornia- fIa waiian
Sugar Refining company had en-
pioycd to fiji places vacated BY
union men who are on strike for =
new wage and hour scale. As the
nonunion men left the train sevcral
strikers advanced 10 warn them not
70 interfere. Two OF the new ar
rivals drew guns and In minute
bullets and other missiles were fly
Ing in every direction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-07
TWO GIRLS
ABDUCTED


SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. John
Quill, ~ years Of age, 10 under ar.
rest here today charged with being
one Of the sbduetors Of two ie-yesr.
old girls, Lily Ponseca and Fiorence
johnson. Quilts partner In the al.
legged abduction, VIM. Jones. bell
boy, 10 believed 10 be in Los An
geies.
According 10 the story OF Miss
Johnson. the two girls. who became
acquainted recently while working
together In a factory here. were in
duced 10 accompany the men on a
pleasure trip 10 Sacramento. beiiey-
ing they we're 10 return the same
day. On arrival at the capital city.
she claims. they were imprisoned In
q resort there. and she made her
escape two days later. Miss Pom
SEGA remained. but was taken In
charge by the police following the
recital Of the Johnson girls story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-07
HOLDS Up
PASSENGERS

SALT LAKE CITY. Aug L.
James Mays. an automobile repair
man. formerly OF Portland. Or. 10
under arrest here today on a charge
o, holding up one OF the coaches on
The Salt Air railroad. During the
affair three passengers we're wound
ed and the bandit escaped In the
darkness.
Mays denies the charge. but has
been Identified by several passcn-
gers. A small coin. carried as a
pocket piece by one OF the victims.
was found in Mays possession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-07
AVIATOR sPLAsHE0
m the SEA

LONG BEACH, Cal. Aug. L..
Aviator Frank Champion II recov-
ering today from shock he re-
ccived when be attempted 10 land
on the ocean front here. Champion
was ending successful flight from
Dominguez field. After circulating
about the city several times and ex-
ecuting several daring spiral dips
over the surf he attempted TO allght
on the sand Just beyond the reach
OF the breakers Champion miscai-
culated his distance and splashed
Into tho surf. His machine was
overturned and he was extricated
by bathers and carried ashore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-07

THE brute, lie tried to kiss me.
Judge." said the female complain
onts
rDidnt be suceeed?" queried the
court.
No, STR"
Five dollars fIne," Numbered
he court. turning to the prisoner;
be more careful next time"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-07
IDENTIFIED BY HIS
LIKENESS To FATHER

CHICAGO, Aug. IA sons =
4 resemblance TO his father en- 4
4 abled Mayor John T. kelahan 4
4 OF Algonquin. ILL.,. to recognize =
4 a fellow passenger at Kalama, 4
4 Wash. as his brother. who had 4
4 left home when the mayor was 4
4 a baby In the cradle. a6 years 4
4 ago. 4
4 The elder brother Is Judge 4
4 Chris Kelahan. now gray 4
4 haired and elderly. at present 4
+ court commissioners at Kalama. 4
4 The Judge boarded the train 4
4 at Kalama. and Mayor Kela- 4
4 han at once asked. 4
4 lis your name kelahany'
4 Right you are" was the 4
4 answer. 4
4 "Then your father and my 4
4 father was the same man." 4
4 Both men began 10 get ac- 4
4 quainted for the first time In 4
4 their lives. Judge kelahan To- 4
4 Gated at kalama In 1865. 4
4 4
- -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-07
IS ne A SPY?

BREMEN, Germany, Aug. IAN
Englishman, whose name the
authorities refuse TO disulge, was
arrested here today on suspicion q
being a spy. The incident has
aroused anti-British feeling here to
high pitch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-07
siso. 600 FIRE At pHogNTI.

PHOENIX. Arix.. Aug. 7.--Ffre
which destroyed the EilinKer block.
one Of the largest buildings IN
Phoenix. causing ioas Of $3.50. 200.
" under consrol here today after an
ali night fight by the fro depart.
m~nf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-07
WlckERsHAM
FONT RUN AGAIN

81. LOUIS, Aug. 7.--Delegate
James wickersham OF Alaska has
tired OF congress during his two
forms. and viii not be a candidate
for reelection. according to his
statement here today.
- Wickersham. who is visiting his
son, Lieut.. u. 8. Wickersham, de-
ciares capital is getting n monopoly
on the great undeveloped resources
Of Alaska. although the territory,
with it's 64.356 population. Is enjoy
ing trade with the United States
amounting to more than $4,000, 900
a year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-07

Reports OF serious drought
threatening all American crops.
cereals. cotton, hay and fruits.
have appeared with alarming fire..
qucncy during the past two weeks.
The weather bureau nj Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-07

reports that in general the drought
has been greatly relieved By show
crs throughout tho country during
the past week. but that In many
localities the rainfall was too slight
10 more than relieve conditions tenn
porsriiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-07
suLL PUP sElls FoR $4,000

CORNING. N. Y, Aug. DIR. r.
A. Garvin Of Oneida has sold HIS
English bull pup Bub for 10000
This is the largest sum ever paid
for a dog in this region.
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expects 10 nisri on hts flight satus.
day. II will be- the longest oyer.
land flight ever attempted In Amer.
len by seropIane.
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aerRreuTpoM

= suppose you stole an occasional
watermelon ~ . boy7"
Yea; and ! wish ! had stolen
more Look what the grocer asked
Ne 70 cents for just now."--Wssh-
Sngton Herald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-07
AGED AND INFIRM

About 40 of the aged and
infirm members Of the Green
Lake NJ. II. church rode TO
services yesterday. The car
/ riages we're furnished by the
/ church, and the new plan was
/ so successful that 1t will be
followed every Sunday here
after. To celebrate the new
plan, Mr.. Gilday. aged 10. sang
\ a solo. Mrs. J. p. Wilson. aged
80, was the Oldest attendant
at the morning service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-07
FROM NEW YORK TO
MILWAUKEE, BY AIR

fUy Isue1 It<<s te&nfa WHet
WASHINGTON. d. C.. Aug. IT,
Victor Evans. n local capitalist. de
posised today In bank a $4,000
prlxo be- will give Aviator Harry
Atwood II the flyer can soar from
Milwaukee to New York. Atwood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-07
TOGO At ANNAPOLIS

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Aug. IT,
Admiral Togo went today TO An
napolis to visit the U. 3. naval
academy. lie win review the cadets.
lunch with the commandment OF the
academy, and return this evening
TO be the guest OF Secretary Knox
at dinner. Later he viii be the
guest OF the National club.
4n.,----~.------.------~~--~
\ man Of io2 goes swimming
every day At Rockaway, Long
island. Sort Of an old duck. eh7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-07

J. NJ. Barrie, the creator Of Peter
rnn." Is godson Of a real kicking
BABY Peter Pan now. "Cissie" Lof.
tus. the English Peter Pan" and
he famed imitator OF famed people
q the stage. was the proud heroine
Of the christening. which took place
= England A Mrs. Aionzo Water
nan. "Cissie~ played the role Of
mamma exceedingly we'll So also
~ wee Peter John Barrie Water
nan handle his lines with becom-
Ing effect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-07

Yea" unused the party who
seemed TO be thinking aloud, i
guess that's right
What's right7s aueried the In
nocent bystander who had over
heard
rThat the farther a man gets
away from home the more he tries
10 exaagerate his Importance" an
'swered the noisy thinker.
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tx%~+&+..~s-+++
roDAvs sEsr STORY.
: Stp&44x&xrr~t

49,
"P-i-ltgrah'"
The crowd paid no attention.
"wiIi yonuugrrhT
The lady he was attempting 10
address became sufficiently inter
ested 20 snap. !.
Don't talk with your mouth
full"
"Mou fu'," gurgled the unhappy
man. "Grrh, Merely trying tell
you--grrh--your umbrellas In my
mou'l"
"Oh. thank you so mnch'' ex.
claimed the lady, as. with a sweet
smile. she withdrew her property
Il thought had missed some
thing"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-07
Gates BETTER AGAIN

fBy United Press leased WiseJ
PARIS, Aug. Tit was announced
this morning that John w. Gates
passed comfortable night and
shows some improvement His ply.
sicians say there are no traces OF
returning uraemia and the pneumo-
mic condition of the lungs seems to
have been checked, They hold out
hopes for the ultimate recovery Of
the American millionaire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-07

RENO, Nev.--The ocean-to-ocean
lauto endurance test has been inter
Ifered with by sheriffs. who raidcd
| a faro Joint here and captured four
lof the racers, who were taking .
rest
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HAD EN- ALL, But
WILL RECOVER
Drowning.
Iodine.
CarboIic acid.

Andrew Finn had 'em all, but
he's stlIl alive today at the city
hospital. The doctors say he'll
get we'll, too.
Finn 10 ~ and tried suicide
By the several routes n the
New Central hotel, Maynard av.
and Weller It., yesterday.
The police hustled him to the
hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-07

BALTiMoRE.-When VIM. FItx,
he, and Weighing $50 pounds, fell
I'M and had TO be taken TO the hos
pitaI, the ambulance horse baked.
The sufferer was then taken to the
hospital In q furniture van.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-07

WAsHiNGToN.-Dr. Harvey w.
Wiley, chief chemist Of the govern
ment, answering the question:
"WhAt 10 BEER" says it's mostly
foam; the bartender use a medi-
cine dropper for the beer and a
sugar scoop to dish out the foam"
NEW YORk.-Gotham's oldest
mortgage, dated 1927. was paid to-
day. The original indenture was
for $1,000, and the interest totaled
.s9.576. The property mortgaged Is
now the site OF Fort Totten.