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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27

fatieahle. patient scientiat has
found this mysterious. hitherto
battling solution.
Tho everlasting life OF living tis.
sues and their provocative multipIi.
cation may be brought about, ae-
cording to the official description
of Or. Alexis Carrci. simply by re
iuyenating their food supply. ny
tho expulsion OF tho waste
products. the substances that have
a tendency 70 clog up the food sup
ply. from tho bed upon which they
grow. and by reyiving and rcinviE-
Grating these same cells with fresh.
evvr-circulating food. they may be
made 10 live and multiply over tho
face OF the test tube forever.
DR.. Leonard X. Hirshbcrg Of Hal.
tlmofe has, In hts experiments.
even gonr one step further. ny an
Ingenious mechanical device nt.
tached to hia glass vessels Gin
which the tissues arc allowed tn
grow) he has an artificial system
Of warm coils through which the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27
HE'S UP AGAIN, is LITTLE JOE"
BROWN; HOKE PUSHES HIM OVER
BUT HE CAN'T KEEP HIM DOWN

ATLANTA. Ga. Dec. fits
soff again. on again. gone again
Finnigang for Little Joe" Brown.
the next governor Of Georgia
Brown IL only few inches over
live feet high, and weighs less than
900 pounds. but he's a heavyweight
IN politics. Ups and downs are his
regular routine In life.
Back IN 1907 he was on the state
railroad commission. Governor
Hoke Smith fired him. The next
year Little Joe" went after Hoke's
scalp and beat him for governor.
Two years later. In 1910, Hoke
Smith turned the tables and de-
fcnted Brown on the governorshiD
proposition. Then United States
Senator Clay died and Hoke Smith
showed a preference for the toga
pyer the governing Job. The leg
kslature concurred with his aspi-
tHfion.
Little Joe" Brown again bobbed
up and has won the democratic
primary nomination to fiji Hoke
Smiths unexpired term as gov
1rnor.
Democratic nomination means
Election In Georgia, SO Little Joe"
Brown 10 the same as ION again."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27

nouriahing pabulum diluted milk.
salt solution aud sugar. or piaama
and water) passes slowly. but ai'
wsya fresh. to the hungry. growing
celia.
A fragment OF connective tissue.
vein. skin. heart sac. Of actual liv-
Ing cells and tIssucs. In observed
and studied through days and
nights OF growth. Tiny budding
tentacies can be seen shooting
forth under tho microscope IA
growth and propagation proceed.
II IL beautiful. enhancing. awc-in.
spirinE. Elongated cells. series
and chains OF cells may DO soen
radiating rapidly through the nn-
TRENT medium.
A the passing fluid fnour.sh-
menD wnshes the waste away. de-
caying granuies may be seen 10
clear from the Interior Of the cells.
A iarge vein taken from tho
liver In ssiil growing. although
planted artificiaiiy IN one of these
teat tubes over n month ago.
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when arteries and veins removed
from his body and those OF his col
leagues were placed In a material
called plasma"~-to nourish the
growing generation after gen.
Grafton would continue 10 be born
for something like rs days. DIR.
Carrcl then set himself the task "a
discover why these growing. multi
plying cells OF tho human being.
though placed In a glass tube In .
laboratory. should ever stop prop.
axating and developing.
Grows for rs Days
Or. Carrei said: III | can grow
human tissue for rs days whom
separated miles away from It's orig.
tnai famIiy-a mans body-thcn
why cannot | grow them forever~ 80
why" thought he. need thcse
same cells and tissues ever stop
growingf' III | find this answer.
then shall find tho final explana.
tion ~ life. decay. ssnllity and
DEATH
And marvel of marvels. the indie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27

CONCEALS MONEY
IN SHAVING STICKS

VALLEJO. Cal. Dec. IT. Earl
Garner, a navy cook. arrested here
for stealing saa5 from Samuel
Marley. grandfather Of the girl he
intouded 20 marry, startled Chief Of
Ipolidn Stanford here today by TAX.
ltng The stolen money from sticks
of shaving soap which he had
turned over 10 the police. Chief
stamford asked Garner what he had
luone with the money. Garner said
Ibe had turned II over TO the police
when arrested.
/ Don't got gay with me, |"
warned the chief.
III show YOU" aaid Garner. and
Iextfaeted the rolled grocnbacka
FROM the soap. The giri Garner
promised TO marry Informed on
him. She helped him 10 take II
with tho understanding that he
would use IL 10 purchase his dis.
charge from the navy and return 20
flwaeo. Washington. and marry her.
ITO failed 60 keep hia promise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27
Waiting for the Egg

Mrs. Johnson. the wife OF the
new minister In New England
town. asked nelghboring farmers
boy TO bring her dozen eggs and
a roasting chicken when he
brought the vegetables the next
day. The boy appeared promptly,
but In his basket we're only eleven
eggs. MA says she viii send over
the other egg after a WHILE" he
explained.
But what about the chlckenf'
Mrs. Johnson asked. That does
not seem to be here, either"
She will send that too" was
the answer.
But" complained Mrs. Johnson.
II want TO cook the chicken for
dinner. Why didn't you bring II
over with you this timer
Because" replied the boy. tho
hen Isn't killed yet. You see, mas
waitin' TIL she lays the other egg"
LiDpincott's Magazine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27
cad DAY ron BOATING

At a fashionable seaside resort q
lady visitor. In charge Of some
half dozen youngsters. spent q
good deal of her time In attempt
Ing to make bargains with tho boat.
men on the beach.
She came to be pretty wen
known, and her patronage was not
particularly desired
We'll. John" she remarked 10 a
boatman one morning, what win
you charge TO row US round the
point?"
We'll, num-" said John critically
surveying the group. Il couldn't
possibly do Il under ten shillings. "
"Tcn shiIlingsi" gasped the lady.
that IL simply preposterousi That
man over there" indicating anoth-
Ter boatman, has offered to take us
for half crown"
THAT may be, num-" calmly re-
sponded John. Yer see. Bills
riskin' very little. His old boats
fun Of holes. while Pye only got a
few In mine"
The lady didn't so rowing that
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27
HERE'S PRIZE
DINING CAR

Travel near or travel far,
You'll find no prottier dining car"
That's the sentiment OF the train
crew Of the mississippi Valley Linn
tied. which left for st. Louis at 4
O'Clock this afternoon.
Dining Car Conductor 3. y. Schul.
der and Chef Tom Kennedy OF tho
through trains restaurant on wheels
are mighty proud OF their car. as Il
will look 10 the passengers at din.
ner tonight. They claim u IL tho
only dining car decorated for Christ.
mas week In the Northwest. At one
end Is big Christmas tree. and ten
small trees are ON the ton tables. In
addition 10 holly and flowers every.
where.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27
WISE CUPID

Cupid Ia a wise old bird. He has
tho cariy.ahopplna spirit skinned a
milo. He gets busy after Christmas
that's his way. no treated hts
chief lieutenant. Claude y. Gage,
marriage license clerk on Profanity
hill. ''Eumpin' fierce" all of Christ
mas week. and YOU couldnt bulge
him for more than five or six u
c.nAes q day.
ON Saturday he stacked up ~ ON
Gage. all IN ono morning. aud yea
trrday he came through with rs
more. This morning he's qnicted
down a BIZ. but he's nfiiI far ahead
OF HIS Christmas record. for he
ushercd up six couples 10 the license
window. And IN eday liant over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27
I. R. Says post" Is Charter
Member of the Ananias Club

late Edw. II. Hartman Regarding
tho flnancier's contribution to the
republican campaign fund Rosse-
welt said.
III the Evening Post had been
content TO tell tho truth and simply
reproduce what ! said. without as
sertinx tho falsehood that eoutra-
dictcd Mr.. Sheldon. there would
have been no need Of my inserting
the explicit statement that. esaen'
TALLY. my statement agreed with
Mr.. Sheldou'H But IL was Infamous
10 omit that statement and AZ the
same time To use sentences and
headlines converting the impression
that accused sheldon OF false
hood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27

SlNN DEMANDING. Cal. Dec.
2g.---iieports from the citrus dis
tricts today say that the probable
damage 10 the orange crop as re-.
suit Of Monday nights frost viii -
as low az twelve per cent. The
damage is confined chiefly TO va.
iencia's lemons and other green
fruits. The nayels being not serious
" touched. No further damage was
reported last night aa tho smudg.
Ing OF fruit was general.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27

ing shops n lofts and On cellars.
and other conditions too Disgusting
for description. The board has be.
gun TO issue sanitary certificates 10
shops which meet Ten demands
About ~ per cent III the ahopa In,
srected have been found entitled to
certificates.
In the course ~ tim. n ix expect.
cd that ali clothing mad. In shops
certified a. sanitary will bear
some mark 10 ahow II. giving the
public an opportunity 20 discrim
mate AGAINST tho unsanltary shop.
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separate concerus, and employing
$4,000 people.
The employers association and
the workers union put their com
hlned forces behlnd the arbitration
court and the board OF sanitary cot
troll. The sanitary beard works
with inspectors and experts. and
has made excellent Roadway In mn
almost overwhelming task.
Light. cleanliness and safety are
what the board seeks This means
adequate fire protection and the
adjustment OF dark. disease breed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27
Beef Lords Defeated Once Because
Hartman Wouldn't Invest 500, 600, 900

packers with each other since the
inception OF the industry.
veeder's testimony and records
have shown that for years prior to
the formation Of the final combine
tho packers sought consolidation.
which they were unable TO perfect
because OF the enormous amount Of
watered stock Il was proposed to
carry.
In 1902 they were temporarily
forced to abandon their plans be-
cause E. r. Hartman refused 70 IN
vest sec. ooo. 900 In the combine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27
MURDER TRIAL
LASTS II DAYS

REDDiNG. cai.. Dec. s7.--On re-
sumption OF the trial OF State Police
man Daniel F7emiug OF Oakland.
charged with killing Geo. WALLER OF
Tacoma. Attorney u. j. Hall. conn-
sci for the defense. today offered to
submit his case without argument.
but District Attorney Chenowifh OBJ
tectcd. and the argument for the
commonwealth was begun.
Attorneys and the court have
agreed that the arguments OF the
four attorneys must end Friday
evening and the case be sent to the
Jury Saturday. The trial Is the long
est ever held in Shasta county, hav-
ing lasted II days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27

msnia affair. failed In his attempt
10 get Col Roosevelt TO reconsider
bis expressed determination not 10
attend. Colonel Roosevelt said In
discussing his refuxal:
Il waa invited to attend tho ain.
nsr long ago. but wrote the COM
mittse my views on the matter
that I was unaiterably opposed 10
the peace treaties now before tho
senate and stated that would not
attend"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27
TEDDY AND TAFT WON'T
MEET THIS TIME

NEW York. Dec. U.--presidsnt
TAFT and Colonel Theodore Hoose.
welt will not meet ~ the peace bar
auet Saturday night. the Colonel de-
eIsrina he 10 fatty opposed 20 the
peace treaties now before the ssn-
ate and that under no cireurs
stances would he lend his presence
At the banquet to further their ~.
ture.
Captain Willard Bioomer. secrr-
tary OF tho committee on arrange
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27

VisAIiA. Cal. Doc. 27--clubbed
20 death, supposedly by her half.
breed husband. an Indian squaw.
Achoolhoune Mary, II dead here 10
day. and a posse headed by Sheriff
Collins In pursuing the fugitive. The
murder occurred on Niger creek.
ten mllea east OF Orogi. Mary WAS
a year ago given TO 1911 Scott. half.
breed. for pair OF saddle blankets
and Jug of wine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27
Novel Strike Settlement Plan Tried for Year; One
of Most Hopeful Chapters in Industrial History

Dy DATED yrsss Leased Wire,
NEW YORK. Dec @s.--Markcd
Huccess has attended the first years
Experiment with that new device In
h1hstIng she differences between
Umployer and employee known AZ the
~Drefersnfial union shop" The des.
perase 10 weeks strike OF the New
Iefk Ezrmcns workers In 1919 was
Susponsible for Il.
The principal rcsult has been
EACE for the first time In 20
Uars in the Industry. which In New
FORK alone ID carried on By 1900
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EL CENTRIC. Cal. Dec. 27.--A
band Of 20 Industrial Workers Of
the World. until recently encamped
on hili ten miles south Of here.
arc under arrest here today. follow
iug a battle with Sheriff Meadows
and = posse. In which J. W. stat.
ford. one of the Workers. was shot
through the leg. Tho sheriff
charges that the man spent their
time idiing about the camp. sub
slsting upon thefts OF all kinds from
surrounding ranches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27

NEW YORK. Dec n. - De.
nsuneiae the New York evening
pose for It's effort to put him into
~ Ansnlas club Of IL own. and find
oRo that he had not, on this ocea-
CON- tried 10 pss that paper in hss
hasnias organization, Theodore
Hoosevelt said today:
sYou can't put man into a club
~ which 10 charter member"
Roosevelt then went on TO ex-
plain the circumstances surround
hg the publication Of letters By
Geo. Sheldon. treasurer OF the ma.
donai republican committee. which
passed between Roosevelt and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27
ALLEGED PLUMBING
TRUST TRIAL

PORTLAND, Or, Dec. 1T--~itep
roscnfaiiyes OF four Portland firms
have been cited 10 appear IN the
United States circuit court nj Los
Angeles. Feb. 5. TO answer the fed
eral governments charge that the
firms they represent are member
OF the alleged Pacific coast plumb
ers' trust.
Those who were served with sum
mons here are: H. ID. Curtis. NJ. l.
Kline. q. w. Hughes and Charles
Gaui.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27
LEAVES MILLIONS TO
GIRL; CUTS OFF FAMILY

NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-Charles
H. White, retired broker. who died
last year. has left his entire fortune
Of s2,o00,0o0 10 Miss Fannie r. Jack
son, his stenographer. cutting off
his wife and family without a cent.
This leaked out In surrogate court
today when postal authorities re-
ported they could not find Mas
jackson to deliver a letter telling
her OF her fortune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27

CHICAGO, Dec. 81. Arthur
Feeder. organizer Of the combine
From which the beef trust was
evolved. again occupied the stand
today when the trial Of the Chicago
packers was resumed in the United
6tafes court here.
Before commencing new exam
Snafion OF veeder. Special Attorney
General Wllkerson announced that
Il will take a week to Introduce evil
dence OF a historical character
tracing the negotiations OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27
WOMAN srops rlsT FIGHT

FRESNO. Cal. Dec. 27.---pr. H.
II. Warren. w. Il. Odom. city clerk
and former ssaembiyman. aud
Hyde Cowan. editor Of local
newspaper. came TO blows this
morning on the streets OF CoaIlnga
as a result Of an article by odoin
aud reply by Cowan In an edi
tosIaL The combatan,s were sur.
prised Into suspension Of hostill
tics by young woman friend OF
one Of the men and no arrests fob
lowed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27

LONDON. Dec a1.--A divorce
suit In high life has created a stir
N society. Lieut.. Col William
|I-aveun. second son OF Lord Burn
|&aM< has sued for divorce. Ills
|&ffst Ia the daughter Of Sir Fred.
crick Marshall Lord Hamilton Of
Dals.il Ia named as correspondent.
Evidence for the plaintiff will
include statement BY Mrs. Law
son few months ago. when she
told her husband she was going to
Paris for few days. He was sus-
picIous and had her watched and
traced her to the Hamilton scat In
Scotland.
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or. ALEXIS cARREL

Death and senility need not oc.
cur. Exhaustion, disease and tho
other destructive processes of hu'
man experience can. under proper
conditions. be arrested.
This Is the announcement from
the great Rockefeller Institute Of
Medical Research.
Alladlns Lamp. the Fountain Of
Youth aud the Elixir OF Life. all
the medieval miracles of our Wild.
est imaginatlons. are conlured up
q the proclamation by DIR. Alexis
Carrci-to use his own published
words Of the ~rcjuvenation OF hui
man tissues after their removal
krom the human body.
Marvel Of Marvcls
Al first skeptical as we read Of
tho removal. seraping. and restora,
don Of the human stomach. then
ehe removal OF ono mans tubercu,
losus kidney. only 20 be replaced by
: sound kidney OF a lincman cleo.
trocuted by live wire: suspicious,
n doubtful ~ all these actual hap.
psningS OF yesterday. we awake to-
1ay only 20 hear the seemingly in.
Dredible fact that almost any por.
ZION OF our veins. nerves. muscles
o. Intestines may be summarily ~
moved. placed In an incubator and
allowed 20 multiply through many
tuhseQuent generations.
Doctor Conservative
Or. carrci's report Of this mlrac-
Mons dlscovery--that our cells viii
i've and grow In tho test tube IL
host conservative. He states that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27
A GOOD LITTLE sPELLER

mister misses In school today mother said
said youthful daughter Of the lady the fiat across the hall
last night
little girl who has just started
mother Are that that what
learned
The youthful quite
mis- misses she"Detroit News
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27
Bustlc, Woman's Bank

HoDGSoN MILLS. Dec. I'll
Mrs. Mary Fassett wore a hustle for
20 years. Heirs. having found
$1,000 hidden about tho furniture.
opened the hustle and found
$4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27

Slrloin steak, IL cents pound; legs
limb. 12h cents pound; legs mutton
40 cents pound. shoulders lamb,
cents pound; loin lamb chops.
pounds 90 cents. porterhouse and T.
bone steaks. 10 cents pound. breasts
lamb, 9 cents pound: pot roast. IL
cents pound: hamburger 10 cents
pound; lard, f2M cents pound; or.
cents dozen: lemons, 10 cents dozen
Jonathan apples, 2 dozen rs cents,
Winter Banana apples. 80 cents dox.
butter 40 cents pound; fresh Iowa
butter Z pounds eb cents: local eggs
A. cents dozen. guaranteed eggs,
3b cents dozen. lettuce. for 10
centa. cabbage, 8 cents each: cucum.
bcra.iB cents zach; Burbank potatoes
10 pounds 20 cents; sweet potatoes
pounds 10 cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27
WATERS ARE PEEvISH


CHICAGO. DEC. Walters and
hotelkeepers were exercised today
over a decision by Judge Petit that
Tipping "a begging. and begging Is a
violation OF the city ordinances"
Nothing less than gatiinx gun
would permit patron Of these
places where the tipping trust Is In
operation. TO escape without giving
a tip" the judge declared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27
Sleep Walker MAY Die.

BOWLING GREEN. Dec. al
While walking In her sleep. Mrs.
James Carr. mother OF several chill
drcn. fell down stairs at 8 O'Clock
this morning. She struck her head
with great force. is having
hemorrhagcs and may die.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27
AvIATORS' COLONY

SAN RAFAEL. Cal. Dec. 27.--
One OF the most unique colonies In
the world is being established here.
II is TO be- made up OF ayiatoFs.
Some kinds OF high flyers are bar.
red. The birdmen must DO all real
aerial wizards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27
AMT NO GRATITUDE

CHICAGO, Dec. 27.---Paul MoullI
CALAMITY answered a call from a
frail looking woman to help her
move trunk. His wallet dIsap-
peared. There amt no such a
thing as gratitude" he told Judge
Caverly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27
X E's CHAMPION soUsE

CHICAGO. Dec. 27.--John Kru-
tile told Judge Babath that he had
earned the title of champion drinker
OF his neighborhood by putting
away 20 glasses OF whIskey in one
evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27

Salmon trout. llh cents pound
dates, pounds 90 cents: apples,
si.f0 box; cooking apples, 9s cents
box; Sliced bacon. IS cents pound:
lamb chops. 10 cents pound; shoulder
lamb. cents pound: salt pork. II
pound: picnic hams. III y cents pound |:
cream brick cheese. az cents pound:
tomatoes. 10 cents pound: cauiiflower,
cents head; oranges and lemons. rs
fanfa HRuan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27
cHILp's PLIGHT PJTlFul

NEW YORK. Dec. 27.--solomon
Jackowltz. 8, Is dying. The case is
mystery. The child was stricken
deaf. dumb and blind while In
school. He declared to his mather
that his teacher had struck him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-27
PUBLIC MARKETS


Brick choose. is cents pound. mild
cheese. 20 cents pound. sharp cheese.
20 cents pound: cooking eggs, Is
cents dozen. guaranteed eggs,' 80
confa dozen. fresh eggs. IS to IS
cents dozen. fancy butter 80 cents
pound; Prcmust. 2 pounds Is cents.
ham. rs cents pound. bacon. rs cents
pound. neck bones, 3 and cents
pound lamb chops, 10 cents pound;
legs and loins Of lamb. 1919 cents
pound, spare ribs. IL cents pound;
Mcintosh apples. 10 cents dozen.
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The SEATTLE STAR

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GROWS Piece g'A NAN in a TEST IUBL !

cRrATUsr or MODERN MIR.
AcLEs lis ANNOUNCED IN
the PROPAGATION or Nv.
MAN TISSUE APART FROM
THE CODY. WONDERFUL
sTGp TOWARD LIFE ETGR.
NAL.