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The evening world., 1912-01-25
AFURNTURE VAN
IS NOT THE PLACE
FOR HOT STOVE
Drivers Didn't Know, hut
They Had Fire TO Keep
Warm Without Applejack.

The Interior O; \ van packed with
rhh vas admitted IN Recorder McGov-
en's Cour, IN Hobokcn to-day by John
Mike and Joseph Malnoski. furniture
mov ers. when they were n%rraisned on y
charge Of intoSication.
Hfiiko and Mainoski. seated IN the
rev Of q vi furniture a containing
- household goods OF John Gregory,
vUui yesterday residing at No. u Hac-
Noneack venue. wcohaw1kcn. passed
post way through Hobokcn last night
On their way 10 Jersey city. They had
sepSped at various places along the
rsuVe 10 fortlfy themselves with apple
jsek against the cold. and when their
van reached Willow avenue and Ninth
street they were sound asleep.
A policeman at that corner saw
smoke bursting from the rear OF the
van md IRE licking the edges ~ the
roof. Hc ran to the Headquarters OF
ToWgane Company No. g. at Clinton and
E1ghth streets. reported the nrc and
guided the engine To the truck. which
was moving slowly along. the tired
horses and the two men on the scat
buAsfuliy unconscious Of the blaze they
were escorting.
NE nrcmen unhitchej the horses.
drUsgsd Mnko and Mainoski 10 the
sUOel. attacked thc van with axe and
water end put out the fire. not. how
eva. until said van and the contents
thereof had been Destroyed. Nothing
was left of tho van but the running
"
o9liko and MAtnoski were DO suhstAu.
t1A1y fortined against the cold that they
woeo looked up on a charge Of intoxi-
0ae1oa. The horses were cared for In Q
,ivssy barn.
Whsn arraigncd to-day. the two furnl.
suSe movers were overwhelmed with re-
more. They admitted putting a no,
kitohAn stove In the van and piiins
other Gregory effects on ton OF II. bu,
lssiarsd they did o imagine the stove
Nouid set anything on IRE. Apparently
~ SiAss had smouidered three or four
haurs before II worked through the van.
- Aiiko and Mainoskf were pretty
~ convinced they we're about to Toss
thDoe )obs ana undergo other unpleasant
s~1Ds1saosA. Recorder MoOovem dis.
The evening world., 1912-01-25
Honest Advice "a
CONSERVATIVES

somehow thru esis's Q vast amount n shsp'i.
rlaI. a. 10 the FEASIBILITY n curing Consumption.
We state none bu, facts. and srs sincere In What
We s~er.
II oirei,e. sfnIo,.d with T~uberuicsis. y,
should Do ~vtissiy VIVA, W ash othen 10 A
sste Kckman's Ai,estivo p~rrnrtiy and faithfully.
Tie rsasyn ~ sbouih o. this and warrant We
have TOT sshns sn Co~usunsti,cs n take II. Il
that ue have the reports 81 many cus~. me Of
~h,rh follows,
1919 susguehanns Ave-. PHIL, r..
'OsnuenSai Mr. too ysan ! wa ssnicted
With hemorfhse~s u thu iunes. tn number
,otAisd nsasiy me hupdUd. Our family physicisn
advised another climate. - 10 srmsin would pvb.
abiy 10 Safai: however. . raaissh end In Feb
,usy n 1909. I vss tahen With . ssvss sttsei
Of pssmpnis. When . ssovwua Waftkssntiy "a
sslk about the houss ] wss WI with . shShkful
hschiae cprsN. v41sh 70 Madame ! he'd tahep
could alleviate. NJ again sdHoA 70 - "a
spoher psr a the apuntr. II 80 q ~ Tina,
March. 1907. thss I issssh d nrtnAa's Aks
s,,,e. In . short tSDs ny couSh ~ pas and
I g. pronounced vdi' az 'cissd.' stsrs thai
Gin, I have hAd too slisht sttass n pssumcais
s.d ! have wsstsi 70 No othS n~dicss - sfsri
. eUs.
~ an o. prsss 10 ssc~nsnt health nd sssl
/ have no tear a ODesinptlou. ! esuast spei
sno hAsliy Sr ths god u ha doss."
lsisusd, HOWARD l.. KIOTE.
Tchnau's Alternative y sffscas IN Asoschitb.
ASh0a. IEy fssW, ThFuat and Lung Tfoubis-
suA is rphutidiae ~ Ostsm. Dno oO& eoatain
pAs.s, optatss ar hsSstoEsins arse. ss al,
issdins drsesA. Al ~ beelit Of cvvd eAsss
ssA VytNp 10 EsAman lAhoNtoU. PhAhdaAohiA
Pa. On addtttsaai svtAso.
The evening world., 1912-01-25

charged them. They proceeded rsiuc-
family 70 get into communication with
their boss. o Jersey City trickmsn. who
IL said TO have n rather violent dispo-
sItlon.
The evening world., 1912-01-25
Year by Year Our Great January Furnitu1
Demonstrates Itself to Be
Unquestionably New
York's Most Important
Home Furnishing Event
Cn-.- DLx.. II IN L. en- d.
Sneeping Reductions of 10 TO
Cent. Throughout
O'Neiii Main store-Fourth and Fifth Floors.

1t is a satisfaction to know that when you buy FURNITURE
here that you receive only our regular goods taken from stock.
and not goods manufactured for sale purposes. which is the usual
thing in general furniture sales: ONElLL FURNITURE is made
Of the finest %prOcurable woods, thoroughly seasoned to prevent
warping, finished with only the most durable non-cracking varnish, and where
uphostcnng su used woolis wool lot part cotton, and where We specify q French
plate mirror it does not mean an American roll plate. which is al inferior quality
although il looks Just the same. We mention thesef facts because in selling these
goods we take a great pride in maintaining this stores integrity.
Tomorrow and Saturday we will specialize everything in
BEDROOM FURNITURE. Below we quote a partial list which
will give some idea Of the great savings in price.
The evening world., 1912-01-25

Mahogany Inlaid Chifonier ...... -. $685. $500
Mahogany Hand Carved Chifonier. .............. $500 $500
Tuna Mahogany Toilet Table. .. 4025 5000
Tuna Mahogany Chffoncr. ...... 745O 5000
Hand Carved Tuna Mahogany Chiffonier ............ 1000 5000
Hand Carved Tuna Mahogany Dresser $500 $500
Hand Carved Tuna Mahogany Chhfonier ~. ....... $500 1000
Tuna Mahogany Chit onicf. .... 425O 5000
Tuna Mahogany Chffonier. ...... $3.50 1000
Hand Carved Mahogany Toilet Table 1900 20oo
Golden Oak Somno. =. -. $3.50 1000
Circassian Walnut Toilet Table. Observation-Disclosures. 801 2o.oo
Mahogany lnlaid Toilet Table. ................ $500, 5000
Golden Oak Dresser. 5000 2S.oo
Golden Oak Dresser. 1850 5000
Satin Walnut 40 Bed. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2l.O0 1000
Forest Green Wash stand Observation-Disclosures. 6W $50
Forest Green Wash Stand. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 0a6 500
Curly Birch. SO Bed. $3.50 1850
The evening world., 1912-01-25
Ask About Our Club Plan

1t enables you to pay for the goods a little at a time while using them
You may take advantage Of any reduction in price. You pay no more whe
you buy this way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-05
SHAVED HUBBY
FOR FIVE YEARS;
WANTS DIVORCE

5 sT LOUIS. Mo. Oct after
reading her marriage contract thor.
oughiy several timer. Mrs. Nellie
Weeks has been unable 20 find
anything IN 1, about a wife being
compelled 10 act ~ barber. mani.
cure. valet and tailor. aud she h
asking for n divorce from Henry
Weeks. political leader
She never minded little things
like helping him into biz orercoaf.
pouring his coffee into the saucer
Ia cool or picking his teeth. bat
she tired finally 81 shaving him ~.
cry morning. trimming his nails.
shining his shoes. tying his rravAt
and generally making him ready for
tho street. Sho holds that the re.
suit waa not worth the effort.
She told tho court to-day that for
five years sho stropped tho razor.
tried ita edge on the porfleFee.
lathered the face OF the head % the
house. aud then trimmed 1t into the
aenbiance OF splnciesa cactus.
Then came hot towel and bay
rum. with inlcum powder. after
which Hhe had 20 comb his hair.
pat on hls shoes aud stockings.
brush HIS ha; ard hold The door
open for him. Tho latter perform.
nuce was tho only one that gave
her any enjoyment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-05
FISTIC COMBAT In
DIVORCE SUIT

Los ANGELES. Oct. 5.--Several
persons concerned In n divorce suit
are nursing bruises today. following
mixnp at the Hall Of Records yes
teFday. Spectators say that Miss
Anna Crook. named as correspond
net by Mrs. Chas. r. Reeves In her
suit against her husband for d.
vorces which was decided In favor
of Reeves. tainted Attorney J. u.
Redd. the plaintiffs attorney. after
leaving Judge Monroe's courtroom.
A general melee OF the two factions
followed. Courthouse attaches
cleared the corridor before any ser.
ious damage had been done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-05
MILLIONAIRE
TELLS STORY
OF SHOOTING

ABERDEEN. wash. Oct. s.-Mra.
Creech, wife ~ the Aberdeen mil,
linnnirc on trial for the murder of
City Detective Frank Wcich. Is on
the stand tod ana the trial viii
be finished WIN the next two Of
three DAYS.
crcech testified all yesterday az
terncou. lila story remained an
shaken.
Creech told Of coming TO Aber.
deem on the Saturday prior to the
murder. OF falling 10 find Manager
Peterson. Of the Pacific Lumber
Agency. whom he had come 10 see:
returning 10 Raymond and then 70.
turning June IN another effort TO
see Peterson. Tebb, be said. came
down on the train with him from
Gate and they talked of business
matters on the train aud walked
around the city for an hour after
arriving.
lilo aaid that he then started
home. Arriving az hia gate he saw
form crouchod IN the bushes near
the gate. A man arose. flashed a
light III his face. levcled o revolver
nj him and said. Stick en- up."
Then. Creech says. he fired. taking
bis revolver from HIS hip pocket. lie
then asked the man who he was.
n am an officer" was the reply.
$50 am J." said Crcech. MY God.
why didn't you tell me7"
!, Crecch sobbed as he related the
story OF the killing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-05
PROGRESSIVE WAVE
SWEEPING THE STATE
has subjected them 10 10 the past.
Chilly for Trimmer"

has subjected them To In the past.
Chilly for Trimmer"
In the northwest the elimination
OF standpatlam IL even more appar-
emit Congressman Humphrey.
standpatter. has been receiving
such chilly receptions that he has
given up the attempts OF getting
up meetings on the strength Of hts
own candidacy. Instead. he has
been compelled TO resort 20 the
method OF obtaining the chamber
81 commerce or commercial club IN
towns In this district 10 call meet.
ings OF their own. Then along
comes Trimmer Humphrey and
addresses the commercial club
members and their friends
Record Crowds Turn Out.
On the other hand. Dan i.andou.
progressive candidate for congress.
and Ole Hanson. have been films
the halls and have been afonsing
the keenest enthusiasm. In Ana.
eortes. La Conner. In every town
where they spoke. record crowda
turned out 10 attend their meetings
And Ia each place the people show.
ed the kecnsnt Interest for tho sue.
cess Of the proErcAslyeA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-05
A TEN-CENT BOX
OF "CASCARETS"
Keep your liver and bowels act
i've and you feel bully
for months.

Put aslde--just once--the Salts,
Cathartlc Pills, Castor Oils or purg'
alive waters which merely force a
passageway through the bowels,
but do not thoroughly cleanse,
freshen and purify these drainage
or alimentary organs. and have no
effect whatever upon the liver and
stomach.
Keep your inside organs pure
and fresh with Cascarcta. which
thoroughly cleanse the stomach,
remove the undlgested. sour aud
fermenting food and foul gases,
take the excess bile from the liver
and carry out Of the system all the
constipated waste matter and pol
sons In the intestines and bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will make you
feel great by morning. They work
while you sleep - never grippe.
sicken aud cost only 10 cents box
from your druggist Millions OF
men and women take a Cascaret
now and then and never have a
Headache. Rlllousness. Coated
Tongue. Indigestion. Sour Stomach
or Constipated Bowels. Cascarcts
belong In every household. Chill
dren Just love to take them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-05
LOCAL SHOE DEALERS
AWARDED LARGE ORDER
Dlnhsn, Ss~rhisu Shoe Company
supply Miners Union Of Raw.
erscalc With Footwear
Every Pair inspected.

Members OF the Miners Union AT
Hafcnsdalc. Palmer aud other coal
mining points we're yesterday sup.
piled with footwear from the Din
ham.strehlau Shoe Company store.
Third ay. and union II. This IL
conceded 10 be the largest shoe or.
der ever filled b. any local retail
siorc and the entire force. inclmd.
Ing the propnotoFa. were husy un.
~ o'clock this morning boxing up
the goods for shipment. The award
was made after y very thorough In.
seHiiKAtion. resulting In the decia.
ion thai the ninham. ssrehiau shoe
Company had the meat up-to-daie
stock % union.made shoes for men.
women and children IN the city.
Every pair was Inspected ard only
the bcs, goods were selected. These
shoes. every one bearing the union
stamp. will be distributed 20 the
miners who are out on strike and
their families. - advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-05

With Senator Miles Polndcster,
Bob Hodge. c. D. kesley and Gov.
nor Teats drawing thousands In
Eastern Washington; with Senator
landon and Ole Hanson sweeping
the Northwest counties; with Con-
gresham Wsreurtor. Senator fah
eoner and G. g. Mills making a
whirlwind campaign In the south
west counties; with Senator Bryan,
James Collins. Judge White and
others spreading the seed In King
county towns: with Seattle organ.
ICED BY wards and precincts. the
state Of Washington, from one end
TO the other. north, south. east and
west. Is today. after weeks un-
preeedented campaigning, In the
firm grasp Of the progressive move.
ment.
f5o. 900 Platforms Distributed.
Towns and hamlets. farming com
munities. mining towns and the
big cities. all alike. have turned out
the biggest crowds In their history
to hear the progressive speakers
During tho week f50. 600 copies of
the progressive platform have heen
distributed and eagerly seized BY
the people In the state.
East Side Likes Hodge.
In Eastern Washington the re-
ceptlon accorded 10 Bob Hodge and
Senator Polndexter have never been
equaied In a political campaign.
Farmers came miles 20 hear them
Women attended the meetings IN
great numbers. More than 10000
bull moose buttons have been dis
trihnted at these meetings by the
progressive party state central com.
mittee. and demands for more u
them are coming In from every part
OF the state daily. The supply has
been exhausted during this week.
and national headquarters has been
implored to hurry up and send more
20 this state.
Enthusiast. ,y Southwest
In the southwest the same en-
thusIastic feeling for the progFes
siye cause has been manifested.
Senator Falconer. congressional
candidate. and r.. O. Mills. candi
date for attorney general. with W.
II. Ford. candidate for secretary of
state, have Invaded the supposed
stronghold OF the standpattcrs
They have been campaigning In
Aberdeen. where the Taft steal was
perpetratcd. the home OF r. n Benn
aud OF w. A. Rupp. state chairman
Of the republican committee.
And tho people OF the southwest
are practically up In arms against
the bosslsm which the I3enn crowd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-05
GIRL BANDIT
ON RAMPAGE

fuy fpit~d Press f@ssssd Mtr~t
CHICAGO. Oct. 5.--Rissiing the
case Of the famous automobile
bandit Of France. the police here to-
day are searching for handsome
young woman described ss being
between q and ~ years Of age, said
20 be the leader Of a gang Of tasi.
cab robbers implicated In several
daring holdvps here recently.
The latest exploit Of the woman
WAS a raid last night upon "A down
town cafe. where the proprietor was
fatally wounded and the cash reg.
lister looted 81 SIS. Following the
cafe robbery. the gang went to the
Garfield park railway station and
help up Timothy Prinderyiile. the
agent. securing $50
In attempting TO loot the Schiller
station the gang was driven away
by agent G. y. Atcheley at the point
OF revolver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-05
DENY CALHOUN'S
APPLICATION

Sustaining Judge Albertson. the
supreme court yesterday denied the
application OF Scott Calhoun.
attorney for James A. Moore.
to remove the suit against the Met
ropolItan TrsSt Go. TO Port Town
send for trial. The case was orig
inally started there but, on a
change Of venue. went TO King
county. Moore is suing for 81 .00o.-
900 damages and the recovery of
the assets OF the Western Steel cor.
poration, charging that the Metro
poIitan Co. had conspired. at the
instigation Of the steel trust. to de-
prive him OF his property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-05
NOTICE TO ELECTORS

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN that
IN accordance with Resolution No
2soa of the CITY Council 81 The city
OF Fsattic adopted September aard.
1919. the simple referendum has been
Invoked bxthe said City Council IL
ORDINANCE Nd. aooas
An Ordinance relating 20 the or
gauizatfon. management and opera
ton OF the Fire Department Of The
city 81 Seattle. and repeating all
BE IT ORDAINED ny THE CITY OF
BEATTLE As FOLLOWS.
Section 4. From and after the see
ond day Of April. 1914. the firsmsn
and employees % the Fire Depart.
20 call. other than the Fire Chief.
shall be divided into two ca pia-
toons. one 10 perform day service
and the other 20 perform night ser
vice The hours Of the day service
SHAH not exceed ten tin). cuufffsuc-
Ing not before eight 90 o'cIusk A.
N. and ending not later than six
(s5 o'clock II. NJ The hours OF the
night service shall not exceed four
teen 40. commencing not before
six 90 o'clock Y. NJ. and ending not
later than eight go o'clock a. NJ.
except that IN the event OF great.
threatening or unusual conflngfn-
ton. or such emergency. the Fire
Chief. his assistant. or other person
In charge or command OF the Fire
Department. shall have tho power
and authority TO summon such fire.
men and employees az may be Off
duty to assist In the protection OF
life and property ia their Work the
day 20 night and from night to day
each and every month.
Section 2. There shall be provid-
"a suitable and hsalthfui places q
so employed while on duty.
Section 2. All ordinances or parts
thereof, In so far ~ they may be In
conflict with the provisions OF this
ordinance, are repealed
take effect and be in force thirty
DAYS from and after It's passage and
approval, II approved by the Mayor,
otherwise II shall take effect at the
time IL shall become n law under the
provisions OF tho city charter.
Passed the city Council the 18th
day OF September. 1912, and signed
by me In open session In authentica-
tion Of It's passage this 10th day OF
RoBr. u. uEsKETH.
President OF the City Council.
Approved hy me this nth day OF
GRO. r. coTTERILL.
Filled by me this nth dhy OF
Attest: VI. w. CARROLL.
city Comptroller and ex-officio City
Clerk.
ny ). p. Asnew. Deputy Clerk.
| tSEAL)
NOTICE rs HEREBY FURTHER
| GIVEN that ON Tuesday. the bth
day OF November 1912, special
election will be held IN Tho city OF
| Seattle for the purpose OF ratifyine
| or rejecting the aforesaid ordin-
| ance. IT. w CARROLL.
| city Comptroller and ex-officio CITY
| Clerk
Date Of first publication septom.
Der "a. 1912.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-05
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FRED l.. BOALT
ADDRESSES CLASS
I'm JOURNALISM

The class in journalism at the
University OF Washington was ad-
dressed yesterday by Fred l.. Boalt.
OF The Star staff, who dwelt rent
niscently on the experiences OF IS
years as newspaper reporter and.
human interest" man. lie showed
how wide IL the range OF newspaper
experience - from investigating
prisons and reformatories from the
inside as an inmate to interview
ing, or trying to-Pierpont Morgan
and the late King Edwards private
secretary, Lord Knollys, at Buck.
ingham palace. lie cited instances
TO prove that II is the little men"
who gnub the reporter, while the
really great invariably receive the
interviewer with decent courtesy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-05
HADLEY FOR TAFT

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo, Oct. A.
Public announcement that he fayors
the candidacy OF President Taft and
would work for his reelection was
made here today by Gov. Hadioy OF
Missouri.
Z The presidents private secretary
today telegraphed Hadley that Taft
fayors presidential primaries, pro
Vided they are properly safe.
guarded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-05
WON'T HELP HIM

SPOKANE. Oct s.-The regular
republicans and Bull Moosern
here are commenting today on the
decision Of Senator Miles Ponder.
ter. ardent Roosevelt supporter. to
call of his Idaho gunket ia the In
ierests Of Senator Borah. because
norah 10 coming here TO speak for
Gov. Hay. stnndpatier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-05
GETS TWO
VOTESTOONE
FOR TAFT

SPOKANE. Oct. 81 straw vote
taken by the management Of the
state fair here this week showed
tina; Roosevelt 10 nearly tSo'to'
one iayofito over either Tar or
Wilson
Each pornon paying admission At
the Interstate fair was given an op
pofiuniiy 90 expressing political
preference BY entering ono Of three
sets ~ iurnHtiieH. marked republic
an. bull moose. aud democrat. re-
spcrsiyely. The fair visitors ae-
cepind the opportunity. and 1897
persons passed through the turn
stiles. thereby registering their
political faith.
The vote was ~ follows:
Roosevelt 80 80. s,ss3
Wilson $50 .. ASH
iaff ..sss. .ss.s... ssssstss sfeo0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-05
CAN'T FIND GIRL.

wATERWiCH. n. J., Oct. g.
After searching the woods adioin.
Ing this exclusive section with
nearchllghts ard dogs for two
nights. detectives working on the
case Of Miss Ruth Ely. daughter Of
Daniel II. Ely. New York club man
and bond dealer. who Disappeared.
are today baffied.
Miss Ely was stricken with a ner-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-05
REMOVES PIN

PORTLAND. Or. Oct. wilma
Wade. IL years old. IL happy today
a. the result OF successful opera.
ton 10 remove a three-inch safety
pin which had been In her bronchial
tubes for SIX days. The girl had
swallowed the pin while sewing a,
her home In SummerviIle. where
her parents own n ranch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-05
Once a Candidate
for Supreme Justice

SAN QUENTIN. Cal, Oct g.
Sentenced TO seven years in prison
for the embezzlemcnt OF large sums
from clients estate Jackson
Hatch, who twice ran for supreme
Justice in California, arrived here
today by automobile TO begin his
term.
Hatch, who was accompanied by
his wife, III. l. Stafford, his attorney
and son-in-law, and Mrs. Stafford.
guarded by Sheriff A. u. Langford,
was taken from jail at San Jose at
daylight TO avoid attracting crowd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-05
ROTTEN SERVICE

OLYMPIA, Oct. 4.-Charles M.
Baxter, Seattle attorney, has filed
complaint against the Pacific Tel
ephone Co, charging inadequate
and inefficient service. He emu
merates all the difficulties of mixed
numbers, lines busy, no numbers,
and everything else in the catalogue
OF rotten phone service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-05
Morphine Habit
Cured
Prominent Seattle Physician
Takes Neal Treatment
Used Drug for Years

a prominent Seattle physi-
clan whose name and address
will be furnished to any one
in good faith interested, recent
ly completed the Neal Treat
ment for drug addictions, and
makes the following state
mcnt;
II had been addicted TO the
use OF morphine for six years
and was taking ten grains
hypodermically daily when l
entered the Neal Institute. /
had taken several other cures
suffering great deal thereby,
but was unable TO rid myself
OF the habit. Within two weeks
after entering the Neal Insti-
tute ! was eating well, sleeping
we'll and feeling better than |
had felt for years, and, best OF
all, | had no further craving
or desire for morphine. The
most remarkable effect OF the
treatment Is the fact that there
is little or no suffering attach-
ed to the withdrawal of the
drug. While at the Institute |
had ample opportunity to OBJ
serve the effect OF the treat
ment upon both alcohol and
morphine addictecs, and have
no hesitancy in saying that il is
unquestionably the best that
has yet been discovered"
We make the positive asser-
ton that the above expresses
the sentiment OF all Neal Cure
patients.
Call, write or phone The
Neal Institute, 1885 10th Ave.
Seattle, Wash. Phone East
1881.