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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-09
STILL SELLING
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOMS.
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yInoiNus nuref@ ees. virginia and
tfh. near Weafiakr az tot new. modem
furnished tsii outsider rooms. free baths
and phones. rates azto 10 zee per
week; soc and Use per day walking ais
lance
THE Ar.rx--sees Eighth Az. nss,
Wsstiahs az. ne~. clean. fufnlshed.
| Hates Oh % per week; fso pet night
olympic Apartments ifouassssping
rooms. ti.1t and up. single rooms u 81
and upj best and ehea pest oicss.in apart
1snts Ia citys near public market ieio
BUSINESS CHANCES.
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Gsas,:l s.s, :, sa;ess stock; 's. .,;s.
orchard. iets pusinsss established
years. good tosn With assured fusurs;
libsrsl term. chssR for eash. Yer pat
Dor hale OF ffsnf-ilringinT outflt. COM
plste. ltss Fifth AZ
FOR RENT --miscElLANEoUs
Al Lrn1s u sfsrs flsfsrss' sSsnisrs.
shelving. etc. made At - Dell st Phone
BOARD AND NOON.
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noard ard sueua beautifully furnished
home. Capitei Hiiis hems comforts East
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
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Hounekeepins apis. siasie. On suite.
steam heaf. sieftfir hahs, Has. bot water.
q week up Kim Arts 81 sth.
fsar roosns. furnished. Tor hsssskssp.
Ia alkH tlaf.f hath a ~
snifanes tisf Aurefs az fboaf
fos Hsnf--s furnished Esassk ssplns
reems. ftne iawb- Fhsne Eas, hslt.
i.srss hoasskseeiss feesps. 80 suits %
CLOSE iN-ti-sv PER WEEK
housekeeping psrmitted 80 ieis-is
rsk~ - y fiiA
rOMEsTEADs.
We eau iecAte yea on an exceptionally
good homestead 90 desert claim In ons
81 the tess ffuls seetions OF Eastern
wsshinsiea call 20 see orchard sis~s
TILE rkHKISs LAND coMrAry.
iiti THinp Ay. MAIN tsa
sScsSs~> ~ .s ~
OWNER MUST HAVE 1T,
fi.fse. Or ioss pisrs EssfiF wpFfh ~. zoe
70 acres. close 20 Hnnng1sie and Eurery
~ the Heaftle-Tacema short Line. on
fire rpsa direct 20 city. level. Abuui
. srf~s have been cleared. most ~ ths
resf siashed and ptfhe1 rp three,
rDrFr bsuse. seod sell. green hours
4aA1e, make this grand bargain a.
sg.gee essh. snap shat wen't s@s'
innK come early uniess You wzn'
10 rniss q harrain
CHAS. T.. ADAMS.
sos coluaan nldx
10 ACRES OF GOOD UPLAND
FOR 5000
Terms Gao cash. balance 50 per nnonsh.
THIS lard lies four raflrs from Auhnrs
ana is good level SSH Auburn 10 tbs
beat to@u between seattle saa Tacoma.
Land lies ous.haif mile nom =. Y. "
". statioa and bis mEil HAT a fe~
acres 20 seii at shave price.
OLE HANSON & CO.
Third Fioor Nsw York Blscs
WANT A SNAPy
Two acres Of very fine land most ~ {,
hiArh sasi. sbeut y acre cleared. with
sell and small shnck rest of land
la serns.ciosred STAGE sidewalk 20 the
rer .a.eus 80 minutes sssr. school al
hand plenty % nrsefibsFn. groceries
delivered 10 tho door. About twc
miles from city limits 1918 takes a.
Terms fsTs cash. the balance In
year
CHAS. +. ADAMS.
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LOST AND FOUND.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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left at Pioneer comfort station. Friday,
lady-s watch ana pin. Initials y. v. ,.
sidney 1883 or Red $40 for reward
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PouLsBo HEioHTs.

POUISBO HEIGHTS.
Ppaisho is eniY use boat fare from SO
attic. At foot Of ifosd's canal Fisr
lnf1 IN puuisto lieishfs suaTa ant eei
- f4"NtNNI- NHF@lF"t 10 t*rt fhFe"t-
mant In Washington Send your de.
pusii. fietfy Realty Co. nisine
rosice--ro whsrn Il may eaucernI
ain not pay any debts contracted by my
tlts from this aats ". 6 GARLAND
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nSs q sfsSs IL sssss sSssssrs
Ind ice
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a GOOD CHANCE

TO make some money on this ta-arrc
place Tor only $500. Sgeo cash. ball
nnte on terms to suit Good county
road to centralia. on n n. q acres
cleared. 2 acres orchard. good barn,
busy. fruit Eprsyer, tooia wells.
spring. a perfect chicken ranch. lots
OF pasture for cows. no rocks. no
gravel, over half GOOD plough land.
WEST COAST LAND CO,
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AUTO WANTED
win trade equity OF f2.sae In rich
Fraser valley acreage. near Vancouver,
Vs. c.. for good automobile. Must be
in good running order. and pass In
spcction--iand viii do 80. Berry Realty
Co, blaine
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BOARD AMP NOON.

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board ard room. beautifully fuTniahe
home. Capitol Hliis home cenfssls kss
sATt
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Housrkrrptno ROOMS,


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We can lec.ie yea en- an exceptionally
good homestead OF desert claim In ons
81 the tes; FRAT ssetions OF tsstsfn
Wsshfnatoa Call 20 see orchard views
and get particulars
THE pfRmfSs LAND COMPANY.
iii THIRD At MAIN ttt
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General store, tz.ses stock. tn-story
bldg. furnished Larsa barn bearing
orchard. . iots business established
Years. good tosn With assured fusurs.
iibstai terms Chsep for cash. Yer PAT
tisniafs apply 10 " n Mason. Dee hoinss.
W ash
for hale OF Hsni-i.rinfinE outfit COM
piefe lf1p Tifth az
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Wesfiaks az. new. clean. furnished.
steam heated bedrooms tfof meal
Rates 81 % per wesh. &c pet nisht
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olympic Apartments Housekeeping
rooms. ti.ft and up. single rooms u 81
and upi best and ebeap pest clcsssln apart
vents Ia citgs near public market ,eie
Western nv
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AUCTION BALES

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orsnd Rapids nocrsor snd sfofngs Co.
Itas-tp First az stll buy your goods %
sell them on comm ission. A. Il Hofhs-
chiid auetioneer Main 1855, r. fsft
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tot EuIuap isl1k
10 ACRES OF GOOD UPLAND

Terms Gao cash. balance tTss per mon;h
THIS land tfes four saflrs from Auhnrs
ana is good level SSH Auburn 10 the
best to~u between seattle sa8 Tacoma
Land lies ous.haif mile from y. y. "
". ntation ana bis mill. 1nai feN
arfes 20 ssll AZ sh1ee pftes-
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LAKE suE,er PROPERTY
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

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MONEY! TO LOAN OK IMPROVED
hkA TILE HkAi. EhTATE AT : PEH
ctNf PIONEER HEHT a COLLEGE
TIoa CO. zos AMERICAN BANK
CRY AND COUNTY LOANS
On improved Or vacant property sf ard
J per cent. any amount from 80 10 1909.
Tor long Or short time and casy pay
msnh, NJ c<iay. Sfuftsssnf a Co. ala
i'etfon Hioek, fscond and Columbia
oGh OWN MONEY TO LOAN on i'm
proved residences Rates 20 per cent
with reasouabfe cofurnfnsiOn
SEATTLE TRUST COMPANY.
ttg Columbia ~ Central HffR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-28
Breaks a Cold in a Day.
And Cures Any Cough That 10
cursbIe-Nosed Physl-
clans Formula.

Get from any druggist Two
ounces OF GiyccTine and half an
ounce % Concentrated Pine com.
pound. Mix these with half pint
of good whisky Take one or two
feanpooufula after each meal and at
bed time Smaller doses TO children
according 10 age" Any one can
prepare this AZ home. This IL the
beat formula known 20 science.
There are many cheaper prepare.
tlous OF large quantity, but Il don't
pay 20 experiment with bad cold
liz sure TO get only the genuine
lGiobal Concentrated Pine Each
haifounec bottle comes in a sealed
tin acFow-iop case II the druggist
does not haye Il IN stock. be will
set II quickly from hla Wholesale
house adyt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-28
AMERICAN WOMAN DISCOVERED THREE NEW SUNS IN 191O|

We'll, did the boxes contain a new
sum-"
They did" said Mrs Fleming.
Az the scientists gathered about
the woman. she showed them her
discovery on the plates.
And that night, when darknesa
had fallen, tho eye Of the great Har-
ward telescope was turned 10 the
heavens where the new sun had
been born. and the leading aatrono'
1orH OF tho world marvcied as they
saw tho stranger. which had been
found by a woman.
or the II new aunn discovered
during the past Is years. Mrs. F1em,
INK found 10, During the year 1910
she found two. one on October and
one on October IS. A third new sun
was discovered by another woman
at the Harvard observatory. Miss ~
,. Cannon. The date OF her discoy.
cry was November H.
Up 20 within the last few days Of
the year II looked aa IL American
women held supreme honors for the
Scar IN Christopher ColumbuAing the
skies. but on the evening Of Dccem.
Der 80 DR.. Espin Of England found
a new sun. He cabied tho diacoy,
cry 20 the Harvard observatory. The
women there there are 10 OF them
hurried 10 the camera plates. and
within half an hour they were able
60 tell DR.. Espin. by cable. more
about the new sun be had dlScov-
cred than be could ever ind out
himself
We would have found 4, our.
selves In time" said Mrs. Fleming
Miss q LeAvltt OF Harvard has
also found one new sun In her life.
time. and In previous year Miss
Cannon discovered another. Thus.
OF II new suns found In the last
quarter century. these three Amer
lean women have found rs.
PonderouA male scientists have
found four.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-28

Edward $. Pickering. head Of the
Harvard observatory. and they
came, wise, largely bcwhlskered.
and carrying, many OF them. Just a
little bit OF the polite seorn which
European scientists are Inclined TO
hold for the scientific methods of
the new world.
Across the street from the oh.
servatory Mrs. Wiihelmina Elem.
Ing arose from the breakfast table.
cleared the table, swept the dining
room. washed the disher. and when
the grocery man came. ordered the
days supply Of food from him She
wrote her usual daily letter TO her
go-yearold sou. In Utah mining
town. and then she went across the
street to the observatory. where.
day after day. she had studied the
Photographic plates OF the heavens.
She was ut her desk with a smil.
ing morning face when Prot Picker.
ing and the great scientists passed
through the room. a mighty train Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-28
TALKS ON TEETH
By The REGAL DENTISTS
A DfNTIST'S GRIMES

II is a crime to pull a solid toosH
TO make way for a cumbersome
makeshift Of a plate. This company
is doing its fun share toward eda
eating both dentists and the public
at large 20 save their teeth. for Z
tooth once lost is lost forever.
In cases where all the teeth are
gone We can do nothing except fun
nish perfect.fitting plate. but q
three or more teeth are left IN
either jaw. we can restore all 81
those that are missing by Our
Method and give patient set a
teeth that are so near natural that
the loss OF the natural teeth will
scarcely be noticed. The work Il
painless calls for no surgical oper-
alton, Is not tooth implantatiou.
and when done is permanent. The
wearer can use these teeth with ak
most as much satisfaction az q
they had grown in his jaw.
A written guarantee given wit1
all work.
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES
i4o5 Third Ave-, NJ. w. Cor. unicq
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-28
THOUGHT OF LIQUOR
REPULSIVE TO HIM
PERIODICAL DRUNKARD TELLS HOW HE
WAS RESCUED THROUGH NEAL THREE
DAY DRINK-HABIT

out the country. Although we
guarantee the strlctest secrecy
to patients we can show you
some OF these letters--written
by patients right here In Seattle
patients who are so overjoyed
over their rescue from the In
toxicating liquor habit that they
have urged us to make use OF
their names for the good OF any
who may be unfortunate enough
to be bound by the chains OF
drink.
Why delay any longer7 Write,
call or phone for a copy of THE
NEAL GUARANTEE. which IA
your legal assurance that all
appetite. craving or taste for
intoxicants will be perfectly re-
moved IN ONLY THREE
DAYS, or treatment will be
given absolutely free. Also ask
us for booklet, testimonials and
references. All will be mailed
you In a plain sealed envelope.
Address The Neal Institute,
East Howell ST. and 10th Az,
Seattle. Phones, East 1891, Ind.
Cedar 431.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-28
FIGHT ON BRIDGE
AT WENATCHEE
10y staff Specially

OLYMPIA, Jan. "a Does resa
luton. ike a bin. need a majorits
Of the house 70 pass II, or a malont}
Of those present.
Speaker Taylor wants 10 know.
and for that reason be has wlthhsli
his decision on the Wenatcbee
river resolution until Monday. The
question involves the purchase a
bridge across the Columbia from
private company for ti25 900.
Two years ago, authority wsn
given 10 the highway commission
10 buy the same bridge for $3.50, 900.
The commission did not find II =
satisfactory bridge. and refused 10
buy. The company sued, and I'D
case is now on trial A corr
promise IL offered for f1z5,000.
Yesterday III voted for the con
promise resolution. 81 against. AZ
4s constitutes a majority OF tbl
house. Taylor Is not certain
whether the resolution carried q
not. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-28
GIRLS CHARGE TERRIBLE Treatment
AT TRAINING SCHOOL IN CEnTRALIA

rENTRALfA. Jan. Prescott.
ing Attorney Buxton. who has re
turned from Olympia. where he
went to confer with the attorney
general In regard 20 the sensational
charges OF cruelty to the inmates
of the state training school. is wait
Ing n further conference with the
attorney general before taking any
action In the matter.
Il atm satisfied declared Mr.
Buxton tonight. that there il
plenty Of evidence at present 20
warrant starting criminal proceed.
ings against officers OF the tnstitu.
ton. and IL would appear that
equally authentic cases are avail.
able.
Girls Were Beaten.
The most definite charges yet
made are contained In signed
statement made by two girls In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-28

boxes 81 plates from Peru that |
haven't opened. There may be a
new sun In them"
The scientists were absent from
the room about 20 minutes In the
meantime. following her daily rou.
tine. Mrs, Fleming began 10 scan the
new plates. reading the ribbon.llko
marks. each one OF which means a
star or sun. with an expert eye.
Suddenly Ia the mass " lines on
a plate. her maryeiou8ly developed
sight caught a new. queer looking
line. She FASTENED TO fiud other
camera plates which had been taken
on previous evenings There Il was
on them-thc story OF the new sun.
told by the weak. faint rays that
had travelled millions Of miles. hut
the plates taken before June did not
show the presence OF raya That
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-28
MRS. WILHELMINA FLEMING TELLS
OF HER GREAT SKY DISCOVERIES

"a great consumption Of oxygen
The photograph win appear as a
picture OF section Of the rainbow
| read the bars Of colors. just as II
! were looking at very small pho
tograph OF small piece of many
hued ribbon. II takes years OF train
ting 10 tell the pieces OF ribbon
apart--to recognize the old aud be.
come familiar with them. and TO rec,
ogniEe a stranger.
IAN nay FIFE" she smiled. tive
lived In my home as well as among
the stars I've done homework. I've
raised one big boy. and I've bothered
with groceries and meats and bills.
jus; like any other woman"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-28
TALK NO. 2

Seattle was IN a turmoil Of excite
ment four years ago this month. The
startling discovery had. Just been
made that the clty's accounting sys-
tenn was 70 lax that one OF the mu-
uicipal fundH--A fund which should
have been IN the custody of the
trcaaurcr-ba for a number Of
years been in the possession and
under the absolute control OF anoth-
or city official. and that no member
81 the city council. no member Of
the finance committee and no mem.
Der Of the office force Of this official
had any knowledge Of this funds cx.
istence.
The condition was 50 extrnordi.
nary an 10 be almost beyond belief.
Tho fund often reached a total APP
proximating ti2g.o0o. and large
sums ~ money could have been fire.
qBently gotten away with and the
city never could have recovered a
cent The inquiry which followed
this discovery Was an epoch.making
one for Seattle. II resulted IN one
81 the most searching Investigations
ever conducted anywhere. and the
installation Of one Of the most com
plctc and satisfactory accounting
systems used In any city In the
world.
Throughout all this Inquiry.
;hrou0hou; all the work that
was done 10 place 8ea,tie's az.
fairs on a safe ard sound basis.
one man stood out prominently.
one man who, because OF his
eeaseiess and exsetinaly con.
selentlcus toll In the eity's be-
half. 10 entitled 10 credit as
the moving spirit In thls his
tory-makinp Investigation. THIS
MAN IS COUNCILMAN FRED.
ERlCk SAWYER, chairman Of
the city finance committee, and
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office Of local newspaper before
five Witnesses. The names OF the
girls are withheld. but Il ~ given
out that the foster father OF one
IL merchant here. and the other.
a member OF the Baptist church. Is
working in Centralia. These girls
allege they receive lnhuman beat.
lngS and were confined in a dun.
geon" with only bread and water
as rationa They declare Grace
Ragan. a girl said To be- IN Belling-
ham. was SCARED for life BY beat
ings she received.
Three Chehaiis mlilmcn are said
10 have seen a runaway boy brutal.
" assaulted by a guard. and this
boy is now declared to be suffer.
Ing from broken jaw az the result
OF the attack.
The charges OF the girls directly
implicated supt Aspinwali aud
Asst. Supt. Brlffet
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PAID AovE RrIsEmGsr.
WHY YOU SHOULD
VOTE FOR SAWYER
candidate for denomination IN
the comma city primaries.

candidate for denomination IN
the coming city primaries
Mr.. Sawyer insisted. as soon as
the discovery OF the heretofore I'M
known fund was made, that the
citya books be exported for a rum.
Der OF years back. lie wanted the
matter slffed to the very bottom.
lie declared that all discrepancies
In city accounting should be imne'
dlately weeded out.
Members OF the council were
quick 10 see the wisdom Of such a
move. Promptly thereafter three
firms OF accountants were employ.
ed for the purpose Of exporting the
citya books The erperilng took
more than a year Of persistent work.
As result, Of the inquiry,
Price, Wsterhouse a Co. sub
n,itted an outline Of new sys-
tenn OF general books and ac-
counts, and Councilman Sawyer
was the first 20 become con-
WINGED Of lts value and urge lite
adoption. The system went Into
effect In the spring Of 1908. and
10 the one now In use.
BY means OF II. the city may not
only keep an accurate record Of all
receipts and disbursements. but rev.
ennes and expenses ~ well. and IL IN
possible 20 produce a financial state
mcnt in the same manner as any
other large corporation.
Ia
sisted. even after this system had
been adopted. that a subsidiary sys-
TEN. providing for complete set
OF appropriation accounts. be put
into use This was done.
Hundreds Of thousands Of dollars
have been saved 20 the city 40 re-
auii. because the system prevents
oycrdrafis OF special funds--a com.
mon evil under old procedure.
During all The time that Mr.. Saw
yer has been az the head OF the city
finance committee. he has been the
ycritable watchdog Of the treasury
the man whose sharp eye. keen wit
and conscientious cast of mind have
often prevented discrepancies and
gross dissipation OF funds.
Councilman Sawyer is the
one man among strong men
who surely deserves the sup
port, in the coming primary
election. of every man and
woman who has the interests
OF the city truly at heart.
Ito BE continued.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-28
BY W c. SHEPHERD.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Jan rs,
- Out in space. hundreds OF
years ago. a new sun was
born. We don't know how a
mass Of matter greater than our
sun was set aflame. Its rays flash
cd out into space at rate OF almost
l2.00e. 600 miles minute, Year az.
tor year they sped. while men ON
this earth we're born aud lived and
died.
Al last. one day last June. these
rays completed their Journey 90 the
earth. They we're very faint and
weak. for they had travelled fast and
far. But no one on earth saw them
come. No learned scientist vel
coined them then.
In October OF last year there was
a gathering OF the worlds greatest
astronomers IN the United States.
On the morning OF the 18Th OF octo-
Der they were the guests Of Prof.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-28

"How does Il seem 20 discover a
new SUM" asked Mrs, wilhclmina
Fleming
''Thrillingl Thrilling" she ex.
claimed Its worth years OF work.
began Il when Prof Pickering first
established the system OF photo
graphing the heavens on every clear
night. over a quarter OF century
ago. All OF my discoveries have
been made from photographs that
have been taken through glass
prisms.
These prisms separate the rays
OF light aud show what different
materials are burning In each sun
II n sun Is new one. there will be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-28
REVELlE SHOWS
UP HI GILL

Councilman Rayeile. before the
corporation committee yesterday.
charged Mayor GU with innincerlty
In championlng the fight Of the
people Of Rainier valley against
the Crawford lire. showing that the
mayor had never exhibited any
interest In the matter until the re.
call came up.
The committee recommended
that the road be fined 500 a day
until the former arhcdulc H. re-.
stored II Was the corporation
counacis opinion that fhlH action
did not recognize the legality Of
the franchise Of the street railway
company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-28

II managed 10 get good and
drunk from three to four times
a year. Now the thought Of
liquor Is repulsIve."
That is the statement made In
letter written to the Neal
Institute by business man who
for more than 20 years had been
known as a periodical drunkard.
Continuing. he says:
ITO any one who wants to cut
1t out would say: Don't be
foolish and try 10 fight the habit
with all the tortures of hell rack
ing your body and soul for
weeks while making the fight.
Take the Neal treatment and
get the alcoholic poisoning out
Of your system in three days.
You will be In position to
meet Mr.. John Barleycorn any
where on an equal footing.
This is but one letter selected
from the mass of evidence OF the
AVAILABILITY OF the NEAL GUAR
ANTEED CURE. Thousands OF
such letters are In the posses-
sion OF Neal Institutes through
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-28
Mrs. Lloyd Objects

Friends OF Mrs. Adeline Lloyd. a
spiritnalistfc medium In the Cur
It's building. spent considerable
time yesterday making the tele-
phone wires hot with inquiries II
she was the Mrs. Lloyd concerned
in the bulldog episode at the Bel.
eravia apartments a few mornings
ago. Mrs. Lloyd. says she never
threatened to decimate Frances
Paon and Dorothy Sargent. mem
bers OF the Princess Musical Com
edy Co. and that she Is not the
Mrs. Lloyd referred to In yester-
days Star
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lie will remain there until 10
o'clock Monday. when he viii be
sentenced. and when his motion for
a new trial and release on
ball pending II IL scheduled 10
come up before Judge Emmett Sea
well.
The charge against DIR. Burke
was exploding dynamite In a
building inhabited BY human be-
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-28
ELECT OFFICERS

The Washington Ciayworkers' as.
ISOLATION. In convention az the
Chamber Of Commerce. yesterday
selected the following officers for
the ensuing year: President. T. ].
Macintosh. first vice president. W.
T. Houlahan; second vice president.
J. 7. Davie: treasurer, ID. =. Power.
secretary. James Gibson: executive
committee. y. J. Megrath. Frank
Loiose and J. X. Moore.
The convention will close tonight
with a banquet At the Arctic club