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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16
ONE HALF BOTTLE OF THE
GREAT KIDNEY REMEDY
ACCOMpLISHES RESULTS

When I sent for n sample bottle
OF swamp-Root. ! WAS in great dis
tress day and night Before | re
ceiyed sample by mail, ! went TO
our best doctor land he is second
20 none In this vicinity and told
him how | felt He put me up a
bottle OF medicine. ! was about
n week taking the medicine. but
was no better than when ! began.
I then began your sample bottle,
and before | got through with IT,
| felt change. The scalding sen
satIon did not bother only few
times in the middle OF the day. ]
would not have believed such a
small quantity would have done so
much, but before II was gone I
learned that our druggist kept DIR.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root and so got a
large bottle for one dollar. but ac-
tually worth ono hundred dollars.
I only took one large tablespoonful
three times day and before | had
taken one.half bottle I was all
right and have been since. Crate
fully yours,
GEORGE s. CIIAMPLTN.
Ashaway. r. |.
state OF Rhode Island.
County Of Washington.
Personally appeared Geo. s.
Champlin. TO me we'll known. and
made oath that the foregoing state
ment by him subscribed Is true.
Il. II. ALLEN, Notary Public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16

Town kind | went 10 Canton and
took passage for Vancouver.
On the dock at Canton saw a
huge consignment OF firecraekcra
which were TO go TO New York. PIN.
adclphia, Boston and Baltimore. so
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3 WOMEN HURT

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w D. wetmore was cranking his
auto. the car plunged over curb
on crowded business street. Mrs.
Alice Harmon. Mrs ] r McIncry
and Mrs. Frances blake OF Los An,
geleA were severely hurt.
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that Young America might fittingly
celebrate the signing Of the Declaraf
ton of Independence.
And every cracker was wrapped In
leaf torn from Bible SENT
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THE HEATHENt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16

The Miaer'a Reversion." three
part ThanhouseF drama at the Class
A today. deals with an old minsr
who attempts to Influence his
daughter In marriage. The sutton
he favors Ia a IIindoo. who. To prove
his powers. gives the old man an
elixir which transforms him 10 a
man Of 90. Pleased 10 recover uome
OF hia youth. he swallows the entire
potion. and quickly changes TO n
young man. boy. a baby and then
an ape.
In this new shape he fees the
hall. avoided by all At last his
story OF tho transformation ID be-
lleyed and the Hlndoo IL forced TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16

shameful. There was l. a McNah OF
McNab. that used TO go 10 the kirk
every sunday and twice during the
week but hold must first tell
you how | came Co be IN Um-hassin
While I'm about IL ! can also set
you right on a matter ~ history
Dr. sun Yen Yat--ths newspapers
twisted u around 10 sun Vat Sen
Dr. sun Yen Vat was not kidnapped
BY emissaries OF the Manchu en-
peror In London. as was given out
AZ the time. but by members OF the
Young China revolutionary party.
know. because was myself .
member OF that party.
20 San. half.brother Of the richest
Chlnaman In Australia. Loo Wing
came 20 me because | knew sun
Yen Vat. and asked me TO arrange
an interview between them.
Sun Yen Vat. with n price on his
head. was a political refugee In the
Soho quarter OF London.
The Australian Chinese. Pc san
told me. had pledged themselves TO
90 per cent OF their wealth "a
finance a revolution in China II sun
Yen Vat would lead u.
saw sun Yen Vat. and he said
the time for revolution was not ripe
He would not take the leadership;
indeed. he would not even meet Pc
San.
What followed have only by
hearsay. though ! know Po san
vowed he would force Sun Yen Vat
to either accept or refuse the lead
ership.
They captured him In the heart
Of London. and locked him In a
room. And there Pc San must have
brought convincing argument 70
bear. for sun Yet Vat changed his
mind.
At the word that the revolution.
arr party was ready TO strike OIL
the Manchu yoke. hurried 20 Hons
Kong, and thence TO Shanghai on
the Yang Use Kiang river. where
was given command OF a Eunboat.
firing OF the timed fare we had
aboard. we went ashore at TN
basin one day--Joe Morgan. Tom
Morgan. Tom Ronsley. n big York
shireman. Bin Stevenson. Frank
Nolan and myself--in search OF
fresh fruit and eggs.
And chance took us to the en-
trance OF the temple. | offer no ex.
cuses for the thing We did. We
entered. and stood in that dim. ca
thedral silence. listening TO the
most beautiful bird music ! ever
hope 10 hear. II came from the tiny
throats OF the holy birds In mn
aviary along one wall.
As we stood flash OF coloI
caught my eye.
II was the vestai virgin. whose
life was dedicated 10 the temple
tending the holy birds and keepinl
the incense burning.
sprang for her. but Tom Ronsle,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16
CHILDREN CONE

What may prove to be case OF
Juveniles playing hockey" or
something more serious. is the re.
ported disappearance OF Ernest
Chadwick, .. and his brother For
rest, s. from their home at 316 Tay-
lor st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16

restore him 20 HIS original shape.
The ending IL happy one for the
daughter In addition there IL a
drama OF the South. ~The End OF
the Fcud." featuring Pauline Bush.
A Keystone comedy completes the
bill.
The second OF tho series OF Alas.
kan pictures being run az the Al.
harnbra shows some interestlng
views OF the wild animate In the
Northland. The reels shows close
views OF the Wild animals IN the
FOX farm are shown. as we'll AZ the
great Arctic hare. which turns white
In the winter time.
In When He Came Back" an Es-
sanay comedy. Mr.. Sccondcholce be.
comes peeyed when he finds his
wife crying over photographs OF her
first husband. an athlete OF renown.
Wiley becomes angry and leaves
the house.
She meets Horatio Algernon, n
hafnfat actor. who resembles her
first husband. An idea comes TO her
and she secures his aid 20 act ms her
first husband. with disastrous re-
suits 20 No. 2 At the Dream until
Saturday night
AIhambra Until Sunday kluht
The Dangers OF the veidt," three
part drama. wild Animal Life In
Alaska. "A Boob incognito." Rex
comedy.
Class A Until Saturday Nlaht.
The Miser's Reversion," 3-reel
Thanhouser drama: "The Rafhhouso
Beauty" keystone comedy. and
The End OF the Feud." Rex drama.
ciemmer Until Saturday Night
Memories That Haunt" two
part drama: CALIFORNIA; Canning
Industry" educational. and two
comedies.
Dream Until Saturday Night.
"A Romance OF the Everglades, :"
two.part Edison drama: And He
Came Back" Esanay comedy. and
When Woman Guides" Biograph
drama.
Melbourne Until Saturday NIaht.
Like Father Like Son." two-reel
American drama; Intercepted Get
away" Majestic drama: The Fatal
Dress Suit" comedy. and Mutual
Girl" No. 10.
Grand Until Saturday Night
Thieves" two-reel drama: "Mu-
tual Weekly" worlds. news, and
"A Happy Coercion" American com.
edy.
Colonial Until Tuesday Night
Judith OF Bethulia." four-part
drama.
TiIikum Thursday
THE Brass Bowl" Edison drama,
two reels; "The Restless Woman"
Biograph drama, and a good Melis
comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16
Letter To
Dr. Kilmer a Co.
fsingiiamton. ~. v.

Prov. What swamp Root WIN Do for you
Send ten cents TO DR.. Kilmer q
Co, Binghamton. N. Y. for n sam.
pie size bottle. II viii convince
anyone. You Will also receive n
booklet of valuable information,
telling about the kidneys and blad
der. when writing. be sure and
mention Dept. II. Regular fifty
cent and one-dollar size bottles for
sale at all drug stores,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16

Ai~ek Mcneil soldier - fortune.
whom Fr~d neait ~ The star found
working along the wafer trent IA Seattle.
here spins another % HIS yarna re told
THIS one sittiuN Ia the office ~ senator
Dan tsandun With whom he has struck
up friendship during bis stay In Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16
NAVY YARD ROUTE

steamers IL. Il. Kennedy Tourist and
Athlon
Leave colman Dock Seattle; s:as fex-
cept Sunday. $500. 1850 n. m. 1880. 2soe
(except Sunday, Sunday $500. $3.50 D. IN.
Saturday. il;45 p,
Time Table subject to change without
notice
Phone Main sioI. Fare SEQ Round Trin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16

am nov pfepared 70 care Tor
the EYES as well ms the
TEETH The most modern
equipment and a skilled Op-
tametrist Of nors than ~
years experience IN straight
anlng CROSS EYES. relisv-
lng EYE STRAIN and cor.
reotinz visual and muscular
troubles
n ia n fact that over one
half Of the headaches and
nerve exhaustion result from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16

Is three reel drama laid in Africa at the time when
the brave Beers making the first and desperate
fight TO establish themselves and till the soil 1t
combines sensationalism with a sturdy love story
that grips the heart and holds in suspense.
Wild animas-leopards and iions-havc been
used. and the actors have taken desperate chances
in taking many Of the For instance there is
where Edna Maison the heroine. is left alone
with her baby boy in the farmhouse. Leopards
sneak down upon the place and poke their faces
against the window glass The little heroine stands
the other side. terror-stricken; nothing stands
between her and death by the leopads but the glass
Then see, at another point in the thrilling
drama, the villain pursued by lions they run him
,up and. after furious eaping bring him down
with their claws fastened into his boot He pays for
his crime with his life
is nothing fakey here They real black men
into the heart with their war-dances, fighting and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16


fault Of the EYES
Call on me personally and shalt in
iroduas you ~ Dr. e. a. Knowiton. the
EYE aPEcfALIsT In my offices and
guarantee results FOR you
NY DENTAL PRACTICE GROWS
am nov rcmodeiinE my Dental Of
dcss 81 7t7 FIRST av. IN the Union
Block. for the seventh time In ~ years
~ order ~ care for and give my patients
the MOTT and REST there II IN Dentist .
~ when completed my Dental and Op-
tiesi business will occupy ~ offices ie
operating rooms, 2 extracting rooms 2
hospital rooms. reception rooms ] Foid
laboratory. plate laboratory, I plate
room and ny private office
Ny offices are said 20 be the largest
and most modern equipped Dental offices
IN the world. Every instrument used (.
steriiikod before ~ IL used again
Every mouth IN given antiaeptic treat
nsnt before and after ertrsctlous
Every set ~ teeth IL guaranteed 10 Fit
Every fiilinR f. guaranteed 70 stay IN
Every bridge or crown IL guaranteed
and my guarantee IL good
Cali and have free examination. learn
my prices then go 20 any Deniis, nr on.
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your work
EDWIN .. BHowN. -. -. -.
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SPECIALISTS
FOR YOUR
EYES and TEETH

Beware Of dentists at First nv. and
Cherry 81. representing themselves ne DIR.
Edwin .. brown ~ To catch my Pc
tient..
I hav. Installed an Optical Department
in connection with my Dental practice. I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16

RESIDENCE THEATRES
Az the Home Until Friday

"The Turning Point" two-reel
drama; Mutual Weekly" No. &C:
Their Cousin From England"
comedy.
At tho Pleasant Hour Until Friday
"A Leaf In the Storm" three-reel
feature: WAS Mabel Cured?" COM
edy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16
3-REEL
I0I BISON
SAvAcES
LEOPARDS
LIONS
TROOPS T,NHP
"a; "a; $:S

And the nothing akey here They are real black
soldiers and
vivdne and realism
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EDWIN =. BHowN. -. u. -.
seaitie's Leading Dentist

II" F""F ~ 'H'"" fF'''H'
Dental Department open evenings until
and sundays until for pcopls who
work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16
Wild Animals of Alaska

The close the Arctic hare that changes white
in all this Highly educational
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16
Complete Report
of Market Today

Prices Paid Producers for Vegetable. and
Erult
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16

Possessing wealthy par
ents, the girl imagines she
wants to marry a count
Deep in her heart she
loves Alien. Her father.
to teach her a lesson. in
PRODUCES a married coun-
try boob Bob Leonard) TO
her as a count. Trouble
and fun start here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-01
A DESERVING MAN
The Press Boosts Hon. A. 3. More's
Candidacy For House cIerkshlp.

Hon A. B Moore. Of This city. has
a boom for the clerkship Of the House
OF Delegates. No better selection can
be made. His long experience as a
stenographer and his experience as as.
sistant clerk especially NJ him for the
position. lie Is an active Republican.
a man Of ability and Is deserving Of
this honor-Wetzel Republican.
The above editorial has the unduali
ned approval Of the Central The
writer knows Mr.. Moore's qualiaca.
tons 30 well hat ne unhesitaunRly
endorses him for tho position mention
Cd He n do the work required. and
90 II right. He was the official re.
porter OF the last House. and for he
hrst time IN its history performed his
work alone. there never having been
less than two and sometimes a. MANY
pc three reporters he is an indefati.
gable worker. quick. accurate and
particular. and knows To he m%inutesf
detail the duties that would devoIve
upon The clerkship We can say in
all sincerity that OF the several men.
TONED IN connection with the clerk.
NIP OF the House he easily stands a.
me FIRST In point of abnlty-Braxtop
Central
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-01

Is said to be headed for Tampico.
where he will set up the third capital
of Mexico.
General Zapata, who is a very IN
certain and indispensable quantity. is
in Mexico City. supposedly attached
TO the Gutierrez Presidency. but the
willy old brigand is likely to 60 OF
again on an expedition of his own
when he sees an opening for some
fine picking" Or he may assume
that he himself is as good presidential
timber as any of the others that have
been hewn out. Meantime General
villa. who. as usual. is doing all the
fighting and little Of the talking. will
have his hands full in carrying out
the mandates OF the Aguas Calientes
convention. So far he seems to be
the only consistent character in the
lot. Unless there is a great change
In the completely OF AFFAIRS in this
distracted country 1t looks as II the
United States will eventually be call
ed on TO do business at the old stand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-01

Wetzel have fought on In the lace Of
great odds and under the most dis
couraging circumstances. With prac-
ueally no outside help the loyal Wet
rel band Of Republicans have been
increasing IN strength every year. in
spite OF the unlimited amount OF
money that has always been at the
disposal OF the Democratic machine I'm
that county.
The accomplishments In the recent
election. when the legislative ticket
vas led by Mr.. Moore. are commend
ed to the attention OF the State Re.
publican leaders. as II Is shown that
more Republican votes were poIled in
Wetzei In November since 1908.
There were ss3 more Republican
votes cast than last year. and $50
more than the combined Republican
and Progressive vote OF 1918. and 2s2
greater than were polled in the Presi.
Dental year OF 1912. The Democratic
majority was 2o4 less than in 1913.
The Intelligencer believes that such
loyalty to the party in a dark land is
entitled to some recognition. and that
Mr.. Moore's candidacy affords a good
opportunity for bestowing II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-01
GEO. NJ. SHOOK co.
VISITATION OF
ODD FELLOWS
WINTER MEETINGS WILL OPEN
TONIGHT WITH INTEREST
ING PROGRAM.
Excelsior Lodge Will be Host to The
Many Members Of the Order
In This Vicinity.

/" inns NiGiUNhys
All arrangements have been COM
pleted for the first visitation meeting
Of the Independent Order of odd
Fellows. which will be held this even
ing at 1880 o'clock in Excelsior lodge.
40. odd Fellows Hall, corner
Twelfth and Chapline streets. IL Is
fully expected hat at least one hun
dred and fifty odd Fellows will be in
attendance from Wheeling and vicin-
ity. including members from Excelsior
lodge. Progress lodge. Concord lodge.
Lincoln lodge. Wheeling lodge and
Triadelphia lodge.
a splendid program will be carried
out consisting of addresses and spec
al music. which will be rendered by
several OF the leading musicians OF
the city Among the speakers who
will deliver addresses will be n. r..
Woody. James ID. Parriott. prosecut-
ing attorney of Marshall county. Will
lam Morrison. William Elingham.
John A. Lashley. Hiram Frazier. John
Emery and other members prominent
IN the order.
Following the rendering OF the pro.
gram. a banquet will be served under
the auspices of the members of Ex-
celsior lodge. and IL is full yantici.
pated that an excellent menu will be
served. a cordial invitation is extend
ed TO all odd Fellows TO be present
and enjoy a general good time and a
sociable evening. The members Of
the visitation committee will have
charge OF the event which bids fair
70 prove a decided success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-01

The Mexican situation Is steadily
progressing towards a condition
worse than chaos. n such a thing were
possible. and American interests and
American citizens in that country will
soon have little show OF escaping In
the confusion and profusion OF gov
enments. General Gonzales. who
who Carranza's right hand man in
military operations. IL the latest pat
riot to set up an independent govern
ment shop. and has chosen for his
battle tocsin Constitution and Re
FORM, which. undoubtedly. will be an
attractive shibboleth In a country
that IL pantinE for both. Gonzales
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-01

When the state legislature con-
venes In January. one OF the new faces
to be seen in the house OF delegates
VIII be that of Hon. S. c. Dotson. of
fleetwood. Nicholas county.
The subject OF this sketch is a ma
i've OF the county which he has been
chosen to represent in the halls OF the
legislature. A poor boy, he worked
at manual labor until maturity. He
began teaching in the public schools
In 1895. Receiving the bachelor of
cience degree from SummersvilIe
Normal school In 1898. he continued
70 teach In the public and independent
normal schools until 1903. He was
principal Of Redwood High school
from 1907 Z 1912.
Prof. Dotson has taken quite an ac-
i've interest in Republican politics OF
Nicholas county. lie served as county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-01
WILL BE LEGAL MURDER

The case OF Leo NJ. Frank. the un.
fortunate young Jew. OF Atlanta,
Georgia. convicted OF the murder OF a
young girl. has attracted widespread
attention because all impartial invest.
igations made OF the evidence and the
circumstances attending the trial
have purged him of all guilt Of the
crime charged against him. It seems
to ave been a persecution instead
OF n prosecution. and an unheard of
exhibition OF ace prejudice that
would Indicate the trial had been held
In Russia instead OF one OF the most
progressive Southern cities OF this
country. Unless the Governor of
Georgia intervenes the execution OF
young Frank viii stand against that
State az simple murder. In the court
OF final resort, Justice Holmes. OF the
U. S. Supreme Court. in refusing, on
merely technical grounds. to grant a
writ OF error for a new trial. express
ed at the same time his doubts OF the
fairness of Franks trial in the follow.
ing language:
7 very seriously doubt n the nett
uoner Frank has had due process OF
when the verdict was rendered as much
as because OF the trial taking place in
the presence of a hostile demonstration
and seemingly dangerous crowd thoueht
by the presiding Judge 20 be ready Tor
violence unless a verdict OF guilty was
The incidents connected with the
trial are a scandal and reproach 20
Atlanta. Before the jury returned
with its verdict the counsel for Frank
were warned to absent themselves
from the court room, and the prisoner
himself was removed to Jail. at the
suggestion OF the court as It feared
the fury of the mob outside in case
a verdict of not guilty would be ren-
dered. And this in free America.
But let us hear what c. p. Connolly.
a competent lawyer and disinterested
Investigator. a about the case in
Golfers Weekly
After a study OF every phase OF the
OF this mans Innocence OF this crime
as i am OF my own innocence OF IL.
The Judge who tried Frank declared
from the bench that he could not make
up MS mind from the evidence that
Frank. was guilty. I do not know any
one who has ever studied the case who
has not arrived at the conclusion that
Franks guilt is impossible under the
evidence adduced against him. I tried
70 discover one lawyer in Atlanta who
believed him guilty. I was curious to
know on what he would base his judg-
ment. found only one who was In
doubt OF Franks innocence. but who
was certain that there was no SUM-
cient evidence against him. Even this
lawyer spoke OF FRANKIE trial as a dis
graceful farce No jew s. modern
times said n distinguished lawyer and
"a law partner OF the man who pros
ecuted frank, has been prosecuted as
this Jew has been"
The most puzzling thing in connec-
ton with the ease is the doubt ex-
pressed by a Supreme Court Justice
as 10 Frank not having had due pro
cess OF law" and yet consigns the
man to a palpably unjust fate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-01

superintendent Of free schools. Nicho.
las county. from 1903 10 1907. He has
served as secretary and also as chair.
man OF the Nicholas county Republi-
can executive committee. He owned
ana edited the Nicholas Republican. a
weekly newspaper. about six years.
and has had some experience as a DO.
ntical speaker.
Prof Dotson has served one term as
mayor OF Redwood and at present Is
assessor and tax collector for that
town. He engaged in the real estate
and Insurance business in 1912.
h newly elected delegate is highly
respected and has a very wide circle
OF friends. He is a staunch member
or the Methodist Episcopal church. Il
might be added that he Is slightly past
the two-score year mark. as TO age.
and Is married, having a happy family
OF a wife and three children.