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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06

men OF the community were gather.
ed in the room.
Charges were hurled against Hop.
kIns. who Is so years old. He sat
dumbfounded, with no friends TO
counsel or cheer him, he declares.
After four hours OF grilling paper
was thrust before him TO sign. 1t
was his resignation.
]. B. Benson has the resignation.
Mayor Hopkins signed 1t on condition
that he have until Wednesday TO
withdraw it.
The city council. which meets
Wednesday. is said TO favor an open
town policy. 1t may become in
volved in the fight.
The open town element charges
that the clean town policy of the
mayor is driving the lumbcrmen and
woodsmen away from Aberdeen to
other towns and that the city's pros.
perity is suffering because of II.
Back OF the present is a political
quarrel moro than a year old. Brib-
cry charges have been made by both
sides. Secret organizations. the pow.
erful influence of booze runners and
gamblers and the proganda machin-
cry OF the Khan all have been thrown
into the fray on one side or the
other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
CHAPTER I.
There Arc Hcroisms All Round Us"

Mr.. Hungerton, her father, really
was the most tactloss person upon
earth "a fluffy feathery. untldy
cockatoo OF n man, perfectly good
nntured. but absolutely conferred
upon HIS own silly self. II anything
could have driven me from Gladys,
II would have been the thought OF
such father.in-law. am con.
WINGED that no really believed In his
heart that came round 10 The
Chestnuts three days week for the
pleasure OF his company, and very
especially 10 hear his Views upon
bimctalism, a subject upon which he
was by way of being mn authority.
For nm hour or more that evening
I listened to his monotonous chlrrup
about bad money driving out good,
the token value OF silver, tho dcpro-
citation of the rupee, and tho true
standards OF exchange,
Suppose" he cried with feeble
violence, that all the debts In the
world were called up simultaneously,
ana immediate payment insisted
upon--what under our present con-
ditions would happen then7"
gave the sclf.evldent answer that
should he ruined man. upon
which no jumped from his chair, re-
proved me for my habitunl lovity,
which made II impossible for him TO
discuss any reasonable subject In my
presence. and bounced off out OF the
room to dress for a Masonic meeting
At last | was alone with Gladys,
and tho moment of Fate had comel
All that evening l had felt like the
soldier who awaits the signal which
will send him on u forlorn hope: hope
Of victory and fear of rcpulse alter.
mating In his mind.
She sat with that proud, delicate
profile OF hers outlined against the
red curtain. How beautiful she vast
And yet how aloofl We had been
friends, quite good friends; but never
could ! get beyond tho same COM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
Opening Chapter of
THE LOST WORLD"
Conan Doyle's Great S. American Novel

radeship which I might have estab-
ers upon the Gazette perfectly
frank, perfectly kindly. and perfectly
unseXual. My instincts are all
against woman being too frank and
at her ease with me. II is no COM
pliment TO man. Where the real
sex feeling begins. tlmldIty and dis.
trust are its companions, heritage
from. old wicked days when love and
violence went often hand In hand.
The head bent. the averted eye, the
faltering voice, the wincipg figure
these. and not tho unshrinking gaze
and frank reply, are the true sig
nails OF passion. Even In my short
life had learned as much as that
or had inherited II in that race mem.
DRY which we call instinct.
Gladys was full of every womanly
quality. Some Judged her TO be cold
and hard; but such thought was
treason. That delicately bronzed
skin, almost oriental In its coloring,
that raven hair, the large liquid eyes,
the full but exquisite lips-all the
stigmata Of passion were there. But
! was sadly conscious that up TO now
| had never found the secret OF draw.
ing II forth. However. come what
might, should have done with sus-
pcnse and bring matters to head
tonight, She could but refuse me,
and better be n repulsed lover than
nm accepted brother,
SO far my thoughts had carried
me, md was about to break the
long md uneasy silence. when two
critical dark eyes looked round at me,
and the proud head was shaken In
smiling reproof. II have present..
ment That you are going to propose,
Ned. ] do wish you wouldn't; FOR
things are 80 much nicer MS they
arc"
drew my chair little nearer.
Now, how did you know that was
going to proposo?" / asked In gem
ulnc wonder.
Don't women always known Do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
Hasselblad Rescues
Capsized Canoeists

Lives OF two University district
youth, Carl Lumpke and Hugo jacob.
son, ench 20. were saved by Police
Lieut.. Gus Hnsselblad, Sunday, when
he flshed them from Lake Washing.
ton after their canoe was capslzed
by passing ferry.
Tho boys wero clinglng TO their
overturned canoe when Hnssolblnd
Btcered his motorbont alongside and,
assisted by his family, drew them
from the water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
Wins IN
DARING
Thief T
But Fails to Get
Large Sum Held
in Firms Safe

A LONE. unmarked bandit HEX
up md robbed The orpheum
theaier box office. at Second ave,
and Virginia st.. ut 1910 a. m. Mon,
day and escaped with about $500
after menscing tho life Of Allen C
Wilson with a pistol
Tho bandit failed to get a large
sum OF money held in the thcatsr
safe from previous receipts.
~ noon six police cara had failed
20 locate any trace Of tho robber
al,ho they had combed the down,
town streets for over an hour. {. l..
Ring and George Boliman. who were
In another part OF tho office az the
time or the holdup. did not sec the
bandit.
The robbcr. short. heavy set
man with nm overcoa, and SLOUGH
hat partially hiding his face. sud.
denly appeared at the box office.
Wilson. believing no was there TO
buy tickets, asked him the usual
question. The thug showed n pistol
thru the grilling OF the window and
ordered Wilson 70 "hAnd over oil
the money In sight"
Monaeed By the revolver. Wilson
handed the robber a roll OF bills
from Tho cash drawer. Theater Of.
ficlals believe tho amount viii iolal
abou, $500. perhaps less.
Wilson was forced away from tht
box office window so that he could
not see tho direction in which the
rohbcr fled. The hoidup operator
made his escape quietly after the
robbery and probably walked down
Stewart ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06

you suppose any woman in the world
was ever taken unawares? Butch,
Ned. our friendship has been so good
and so pleasant. What pity TO
spoil II! Don't you feel how splendid
1t is that young man and a young
woman should be able TO talk face
to face as we have tnlked?"
~ don't know, Gladys. You see,
can talk face TO face with--with
the station.master." / can't imagine
how that official came into the mat.
ter; but in he trotted. and set us
both laughing, That does not sat
isfy me In the least. ! want my
arms round you, and your head on
my breast, and - oh. Gladys,
want"
She had sprung from her chair. as
she saw signs that / proposed to
demonstrate some of my wants.
You've spoiled everything. Ned"
she said. ITS all so beautiful and
natural until this kind Of thing
comes in! 1t is such a pity. Why
can't you control yourself?"
II didn't invent t." pleaded. TITS
nature. It's love-"
well, perhaps IL both love, 1t
may be different. have never felt
it."
But you must--you. with your
beauty, with your soul! oh, Gladys.
you were made for love! You must
lover
zone must Sait till II comes"
but why can't you love me,
Gladys? Is II my appearance. or
what2"
She did unbend n little. She put
forward a hand-such Il gracious,
STOPPING attitude IL was-and she
pressed back my head. Then sho
looked into my upturned face with a
very wistful smile,
mo. II isn't that" she said at last.
You're not conceited boy by M.
ture, and 30 l can safely tell you II
Turn TO Page Z, Column y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
DOC COOK NOW
A CONVICT IN
u. S.PRIS0N
Former Arctic Explorer Is
Landed at LeavenWorth
HAS 13-YEAR SENTENCE
Convicted Of Using Mails to
Defraud in Oil Sales

r EAVENwORTH. Kans., April 6,
II DIR. Frederick A. Cook. former
Arctic explorer and self.styled dis.
coverer OF the North pole. arrived
at federal prison here today In Gus.
tody OF Texas officers, to start serv.
ing a sentence OF 10 years, five
months, for using the mails TO do
fraud
Cook was convicted in Fort Worth,
Texas. OF fraud in the promotion of
oil stock sales.
He was assigned 10 tho hospital
section Of the prison. Ho became
convict No. 23.11s
KANSAS CITY. April with n
~ wilted pink rose dropping from
the lapel Of his faded blue coat. DR.,
Frederick a. Cook, self.styled dis.
coverer OF the North Pole, passed
thru here today en- route to tho
Leavenworth ponltentIary to start
sorying a prison term for using the
mails to defraud
Just 1874 years ago tomorrow n
tremendous ovation was given here
10 DR.. Cook, who wns acclaimed M
Turn 10 Page 7, Column -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
Mayor
Forced to Quit
Says He Was inundated; Dry Fight Is
Waged in Harbor City

A BERDEEN, April 6.This town is in the throes of
"A of the bitterest political fights it has had
Mayor A. G. Hopkins aged Klansman and clean town
advocate forced at public meeting here last Friday
night to sign his resignation when business men, bankers
and the open town. element charged him with causing the
town to lose its former prosperity.
Hopkins resignation signed and given to his friend
]. b. Benson who is holding it.
Il am making canvas of my friends today said Mayor
Hopkins Monday "I have fighting chance the resig
nation will not in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06

TO violate the
prohibition lnws,
Attorney Jerry
Finch. represent,
Ing 2s OF the dc.
PENDANTS, In a
write plea
Monday charged
that the grand
Jury foreman.
Charles 4. Bur.
nett, had been
coercc into
signing tho in.
dlctment by W.
NJ. whitney, as
slstant prohioi'
ton director.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
AUTO KILLS man
Car PIunges Off Hill Curve
Inside Auburn Limits

Hector ST. John. 81, Of 5ii Ward
at, was killed, and his companion,
oscar Atlcson. oxford hotel. mirncu.
lousy escaped with minor injuries
Sunday night when ST. Johns car
left tho road on a down-hill curve
just inside tho city limits OF Auburn.
II rolled over and crushed ST. John.
He was single man, and ON.
ploycd by the Clark Caskot Co. nc.
cording TO Deputy Coroner NJ. j.
Lacey OF Auburn. The body Is at the
Bobeau & Son undertaking parlors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
SAYS WHITNEY
MENACED FOREMAN

Finch's accusation was made In "A
plea Of abatement on behalf OF him.
self and Roy Olmstcd.
Claiming that ho should not be
compelled 10 make u plea against
the indictment for the reason that
II is Illegal and faulty, Finch thon
sets forth the following:
THAT nm hour before tho indct.
mont was returned, w. NJ Whitney
called Charles y. Burnett grand
Jury foreman, from the grand jury
room and told him that he had the
goods on him, meaning Burnett, In
that he had been ordering lntoxl.
eating liquor from the 'Olmstod'
gang, meaning some OF tho defend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
Baby, Given Wrong
Medicine, Is Saved

Mrs. Harry Olson's 1i'month.old
baby coughed early Monday morn.
ing. She reached out IN tho dark.
-css OF her bedroom at 1li4 iIlnwn'
TINT pl., found bottle and gave
the baby what she thought was u
dose Of cough medicine
Ten minutes later Mrs. Olson and
George Peterson, n nolghbor. ITO
Hlawatha pl, rushed tho infant TO
the city hospital. Doctors saved Its
life.
The cough medicine was a dis
infectant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
LII GEE GEE, TH OFFICE
yiMP. SEZ
] Almost everybody cusses big
business and wishes he were
~ II.


Daily Sermon: II mans con.
science we're as tender as his shlns,
he would take better care OF It.
lob had pests. a considerable bunch.
8ut he heard no one SAP T'Uc a
hunchJ.
Each day of the Ucek
At the fire-dren's shrek.
'oh, there's the ChieJ. Doino to
iunchp
M. n. New.
PeHimlstlc thought from the Uni.
versity OF Washington Daily. II
you think Spring is really horos try
breathing thru your nose.
VIZ DIARY
(Aprn 81
=. 'born1 hhyD Early up, awakened by
tho birds singing In III, trees md 10
WeahsstinE on crenmed sysrtbrends on
toast, The best ever ! ate, and anon 10
A"hmE y black eiKarro, and 10 trading
pnHHck Journals. and they full of
~ Dn@sr Of strange things. and The
world Wild, exciting plnes, and ala
wish J wtrr on the Cote d'A,ur, IolIjnR
on inc sands ut Nice with loyeIy count
$50, Eanibllng away a million francs M
w 'ssino NJ Monte Carlo and dusIIInR
WIN Argentine cntti. kings ut Cannes
snn 70 dreaming, uhrn Dnnr Brew dld
.ssseh J chop "A little hindiinE for fbs
AZ so,e, double poh on such sor-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
Home Brew

Howdy. follSsl Tho first num-
Der on our special program this
evening WIN be u Variation OF
an Ancient Theme, broadcasted
BY remote control. One mo.
meni, please.
The office boy has just ordered n
black suit. He's golng into mourn.
ms for his grandmother. who is ex.
pected 20 pass away tho opening
day OF the baseball season.
An airfuI seo'flaio
is AMOS Bliss.
Last Eicht tee satr him
DHrc thlsi
Ike
Radio tcnors are now declaring
that ''tho pal that I loved stole the
gal that love-" but 80 far no one
has tried to connect sally with the
case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
Child Near Death
From Crash Hurts

julia Pensc, ., In near death In
the Providence hospital from prob
able skull fracture, sustained In nm
auto accident at Black Diamond sat
urday night. She In tho daughter OF
M, II. Pcnsc OF Black Diamond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
EVERYDAY

The Prince OF Wales tells parlla.
ment he IS in need OF money.
Wen. Eddie, II five spot would
help you out
There stroEs Mister
Johnny PythEs.
he nsper drinks.
So siiI ts tritk as.
B. p. ..
Ths new beer saloons In British
Columbia are without swinging
doors, mahogany bars or pictures
OF Venus, IL is reported.
The only old.tima fixture retained
Is the sink who rceites "Gunga
Din"
TODAY's FABLE
Once upon time a person who
his dentist he would drop in
~y six months to have his teeth
attended to really dropped In every
six months.
New star called Mira f. said to be
.50.0oO.OoO miles in diameter. Won.
der IL they have a parking problem
UP there?
He thought he had good cigar.
The poor benighfed bIokc;
But toheH nc tx the fimsv thing.
IL all teeHt up ia smoke
LIT Gee Gee was highly indignant
when she arrived at the office this
morning. She said she had been In
suited. A woodpecker flew at her
head.
CANDIDATE FOR THE POISON
IVY CLUB
The gink who sends postcard 10
a broadcasting station requesting
them to play. "Yes, We Have No
Bananas"
You can't keep the Irish down.
What would modern radio broad.
casting be without a Mike?
You needn't tooH3cr whai became Of
Sally.
She parked her bus In a Downtown
alley.
Warrington Notorist.
A campaign for more monuments
In cemeteries has been started by
the American Granite association.
Well. the bootleggers are doing
their part.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06

The mayor said that he was in
Inundated and coerced into signing
the resignation at the meeting. by
threats OF recall and other meas.
ures.
ASTIkLiNSMEN
FIGHTING MAYOR
The Ku Klu1 Khan IL openly sup.
porting Mayor Hopkins. An anti.
khan organization. the Pound Table
Ring, is fighting the mayor.
Police Chief Harry Allen. reputed
leader OF the wet" and open town
element. has been ousted by Mayor
Hopkins. He is holding his office
by virtue OF public approval. how.
ever
The Aberdeen Civic Betterment
league. a pro.klan organization. will
meet Monday 20 demand the call
ing OF a grand jury. Ransom Mink
Ter, its secretary, says that the jury
should investigate charges that
Sheriff Elmer Gihson's staff has
been subsidized by graft: that there
Is plot on foot to kidnap Mayor
Hopkins and that his resigna.
ton was obtained by third degree
methods by his political enemies.
The meeting Friday night was
held at the Morck hotel. with arm
ed deputy sheriffs standing guard.
William Patterson. banker pre-.
sided. Nearly 100 leading business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06

All but four OF those indicted APP
pcared before Judge Jeremiah Meter.
or for nrraIgnment Monday. These
four are John II. Hamilton, who Is
In the county Jail ut Tacoma serving
out liquor sentence Prosper Craig.
mic md two defendants who prcyi.
ously had entered pleas Of not
pnllIv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
Olmsted Arrest
Branded Illegal
Attorney Finch Charges Whitney
Caused Indictment by Coercion

nndts. and that hc, whitney. want
cd the Indictment returned in the
form as presented, and without any
changes, and that unless the IN.
dictment was 40 returned, he. Whit.
noy. would have new grand jury
impaneled and that Burnett's name
would be No. 81 thereon. meaning
that Burnett would be tho eist dc.
fnndnp,
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T AUNCHfNG tho first attack upon
IL tho olmsted Indictment. in which
80 persons are accused OF conspiring
TO violate the prohibition laws, Attor.
nnm 1nrrN Elnch rnnroaentlnr 2a OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-06
WHITNEY BRANDS
CIIARGES FALSE

That IN truth. the said Burnett
had ordered intoxicating liquor over
the telephone during the past year
and believed tho latter did have the
record thereof and was coerced
thereby by said Whitney. 10 vote for
tho said indictment, and within an
hour after such conversation, the
indictment was returned into court
with Burnetts name ns foreman in.
dorsed upon H."
Whitney branded tho charges ma
Turn 10 Page Z, Column 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23
BOOSTS TUNNEL
IN PAMPH LET
Judge GrltflthS Advocates
Pler1lag Cascades

Hoping 70 arouse public interest
IN tho project, Judge Austin h.
GrlfflthA has Just ISSUED q pamphlet
ON tho proposed Cascade tunnel
witch would provide an sll.tho.yvar
route 90 Eastern Washington, ore.
son and Idaho, For a number or
years he has given thought TO
this subject and some OF hts con.
illusions and much correspondence
ho has had relative 70 u arc en-.
bodied IN this pamphlet.
He advocates tie building OF a
tunnel at tho most advantageous
point under the Cascades that would
accommodate all railroads as well
as auto travel coming from Eastern
points 20 the Puget Sound coun.
try 1, Is his belief that this IL
the only way In which we can com.
pete with Portlands river grade
haul that Is never closed
Based on estimates made some
years ago, this would cost In round
numbers s75,Oo0,00o. and this ex-
pcnso would 10 divided aa follows;
From the state aud counties, SIC.
Ooo,o 600; nom the United States, SIS.
100000. and from the railroads. A5..
100000,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23
u. S. c. to Move
to New Location

SAN FRANCIsCO. March 31.--
Tho Southern California branch OF
the University OF California will be
moved from It's present location in
Los Angeles to a new site at Bever.
ly Hills.
The board OF regents Of the In.
stitution this afternoon IN executive
session voted to accept the Beverly
Hills. OF westwood offer. OF APP
proximateiy 3s5 acres.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23
Two Walla Walla
Old Residents Die

WAI,LA WALI4A, March a.
Death yesterday took one OF walia
walls's oldest citizens. Henry Aiphiu.
% years and months old. and one
OF her pioneer ministers. tho Rev.
Arthur J. shsrrod. IS.
Alphln died at tho home Of his
daughter. Mrs. W. +. Hooper. Hs
was born in Kentucky August 10.
1895, coming here in 1916. His wife
died in 1918, after they had colc-
brated their 10th wedding aunlver.
say.
sherrod was q retired United
Brethren minister. having lived here
% years, mostly working as n trav.
cling minister. He died at the home
Of his daughter. Mrs. Ellen Smith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23
BATTLE HARTLEY
Proposed Members OF Tax
Commission Won't Apply

Governor Hartiey's new state tax
commission. which Is supposed TO
SO to work April / stun was un,
formed Monday. altho tho governor
previously said 30 would have It's
personnel ready by March 70. Il
Is understood that some difficulty
Is being discovered in getting men
for tho job,
II was planned by the governor
at first 10 persuade "a SIC. oQO.a.ycAr
man" to take tho $4,000 job. or. Il
Il could be done, three such men
for The three jobs This hope APP
parcntly has COMO Ellmmcring.
About the best that Is hoped for
now IS that three ss.O0o-a.Year men
may be found
There is a surplus OF applications
from S2.500-a.ycar men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23
English Lord Still
Plans to Take Test

LONDON. March 25.--Lord Roth.
crmere. fabulously wealthy publish.
or. may yet take the mental test that
is to decide whether an old man
knows as mitch as n 1fycar.old
school boy.
Before sailing for five weeks trip
abraod last week, Rothermere. who
previously had refused to take the
examination. promised TO do so on his
return.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23
Greenwood 0. E. S.
to Meet Thursday

The Greenwood chapter Of the
Order Of the Easternestar's soclal
club wllEmeet ut tho local Masonic
temple for luncheon and n card
party on Thursday March &c, at
1890 .. m. Hostessea are Mrs.
ENNIS Booth, Mrs. Sadie Ellis, Mrs.
Verna Hanon and Mrs. Grace Her.
CERT. All members and their friends
are invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23
LIKES SEATTLE
Former S. F. Man Sees
Wonderful Possibilities

A wonderful climate. a wonderful
harbor and a wonderful city is tho
way Seattle lmprcasca j w crcn.
nellie. electrical engineer. who has
LEFT his ideal city OF san Fran.
cisco 10 make his home here.
Tho possibilities Of this North.
west are unlimited" nc says. 1T Is
obvious that you need more manu-
featuring and little moro vision
as to your opportunities should
think that II would not be long
before you would have silk manu-.
featuring here on a large scale.
Your climatic conditions would mean
the cleaneSt and most perfect silk
that could be turned out from any
factory. And tho raw material Of
tho Orient nearly all passes this
way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23
Crepe de Chine GoUns

Unusual necklines, trimmings Of sheer
laces, tucking and clever French flowers,
distinguish these gowns. The crepe de
Chine Is Of an unusually fine quality. In
flesh, Nile, mails, orchid, peach and blue.
Sizes SO to "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23
Kansas City
Doctors Dis
covery Makes
/ r u S s o r
OPP er ii o n
Unnecessa

A new discovery
w hich, expert S
agree, has no equal
for cura tiv e eff
fects in all rupture
cases, is the latest
accomplishment Of
DR.. Andrews, well
known Hernia Spe-
cialist of Kansas
City, Mo. The ex-
traordinary sue
cess of this new
m e h Cd pro We S
that it holds and
heals a rupture. 1t
weighs only a few
0 ounces. Has no
hard gouging pads,
no elastic belt, no
leg straps, no steel
bands, and is as
comfortable as a
light garment. 1t
has enabled hun
dreds of persons
to throw way
tr11ccnc and dpclara
their rupture abso-
lu ely he ale d.
Many OF these had
serious double rup-
lures, fro m w hic h
they had suffered for
years. 1t is DR.. An
drew's ambition to
have every ruptured
person enjoy the quick
relief, comfort and
healing power of his
discovery, and he will
send it on free trial
to any reader of The
Star who writes him.
He wants one person
in each neighborhood
to whom he can refer.
If you wish to be rid
of rupture for good,
without an operation,
take advantage Of the
doctors free offer.
Write him today.