The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 4, 1906, Page 4

Bustnses Department Puneet, vee 1080 Independent 11am pacomamm 138 TRU GTAN AGENCY. ON Mellard Ave Bunsen, Wea la ‘3 MATE aC hacn hens The dois when yout subscription “sapiren te of date on the ‘eddrese label = Fe * | ered at the Poetoffiee at Beattie Washington a¢ e-eend-clase matter. (Ga 4 ° 4 DEATH DEALING “MEDICINES” PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE HAS BEEN CLOSE TO | WALL ST. SO LONG THAT HE DOESN'T SHY AT ® The Journal of the An an M aMAssociation, pub | RAILROADS AND SUCH—A “SELF-MADE lished st Ch », it ite inane of ember 23 highly gor NOISELESS, .BALL-BEARING SORT OF INDIANA mend ar for its stand taken against perr | i n agai | STATESMAN THE SEATTLE STAR. nr Lh Bat jena co. orrices Reventh Avenue FA KS IS A ‘SAFE’ MAN s The Star : bar t all patented “remedies” which te | ee ; ' . . prove by regular practicing physiciar + WAS IT CHARLIE HIMSELF * Tie Jour mmmenting on The Star's editorial, sa | \* Fairbanks han always been flattered by the pothtlar impres & “Thy A lw « ' a t-ma man of the rn ting typ A ® is is certainly clear cut, snd. the editor has taken a } ® photo enaravin at ndiana ‘ for 1 * firm stand. He further says that The Star does not claim to ;* ance, show " n bagey joa ard at work * be able to protect the iT uu ‘* ag Ge a = a : P © people against all sorts of fakes, t 7 A py of a fing to ry now 4, rewet *. he considers it his simple duty to take the stand here o © 06 old acqus tt aged . valine vd ie « Why, ¢ Chartle } 2 . {* Tined because the line between right and wrong appears to l@ a farm hand “ ~ ° - him sco clearly @awn,. * * * j* * ~w. P eee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee ee ee ¢ have before urged that newspapers, as a rule, ¢ fo the extent of self-sacrifice, would come out on the side of re banks’ fortune w a when e “ t + an Sight if the facts were placed before editors in a way to see Be os er odor SP P.. , Foompae . Show them what was right. It has been surprising to those fence of his father-in-law, assistant | not : who have watched the trend of affairs since the publication ey atiorney in @ railroad reeely mones tw Hon Se ee Of Collier's article on “The Patent Medicine Conspiracy It wasn't ng before Fatr-| Against the Freedom of the Press,” to note that the pre banks was the reve He hee During Senator Fa 7 am commiktee of the Proprietary Association has not been e jart of fine «re ea! sing xeneral he mad > to contro! all of the newspapers, On the other hand, a bare Ot cones. 3 arvied | oe ee ae Jarge number haxe come out boldly and have sided with | ra ory at-| any genera y. A prize in of n tt ad vain id potent med tached He beeame «| tor shingion to anyo the public in this propaganda against frauds in patent rxening So és teen meio seh sperm icings, | ket and Duriow, mental policrAbat Pairbanks bas , \ ‘ fhanks’ financta ents were #o| This haractertatio of the man q fake patent m ne ads. When the exposure of these } large that he had to employ @ man,| One who has been home arent j Tian was seeent! ils te os i Aaa tl i | at a salary of $3 a year, t enon t the vies gresitent for Rie © a the fell due and a® Hie would Sood their business and The Star found that it | aul a os a anaes 4 Hig a number af advert s of the t | INTO NATIONAL POLITICS. first offietal act i hout mere ade that the “copy” being sent to the r ’ ent was with Flarbanke began his campaign for | 6 ale . tant ben from the Past was unaceeptable, and t eut out gree nag Apne odie as 4/1 appoint his som * i } sgate-at-large from Indiana to|¢retary. Robert's name remaine mediately, at sideratie financial sa j a ‘hes “0. lon of 1896, / 0m the government's pay ut bt The Star is not in business for t Pp { increas = hee Beda 1 ged that the | last October, the Nowepapes Kat | + pF ation expone an a ing the ills of humanity by hel along unprinciple en | ee CS ee oe, alten mand th the y 4 ; . dentally, } qures” and Bho o who foist alleged cureatis ng peor It announced that Fairbanks had re-| man's name was removed. if tries, to the best of its abil © cond $ among Jcetved S92 votes to S18 for Judge FAVORED iT, BUT - § | Hiram Brownies, Whether this is : Men and to carry sunshine < | | true or not Fairbanks went to the ur years ago Indiana was up While The Star de that many other convention, was named temporary against & proposed | “ paitive uve t . a national political o known as the “Joss ra ’ t t t 1AS. W, FAIRBANKS. riman. and ny al p Gaily newspapers, knowing the facts about the nur es ct } m that incident 7 nm bill.” J. F nt * wile frauds masquerading under the n of i- | Vice President and Prosident of the United States Senate | oaaae Geiene Gs _—— 5 woaeie ae sch in : ial : i , M before the legisla ¥4 Woods rt 4 cines,” stii! continive to aid and abet the v print ———— | the senate. Coun-/ vist, bed the matter | dng their lying advertisements, this p BY MARLEN E. PE Maperia ripened by long. service | Penis finasctally ge 3 nly] ‘Though the people protested SME present than to keep its own columns clear of the de- | iwpranapous, Jan 4—The| Pe) Mmemiation ‘bhune to. various | took on new life. Fairbanks be-|egainst the measure, calling it a ceptive stoif | {the present-day general deg tien and . venra| came known as a philanthroptet, | “hoodie bill,” which it was, the leg f o ‘ . rlition and seven 9 on #7 in i¢ opinion of nations! lawmakin A et A A ARR NMRA OO ARR AS NA will compel all newspapers to cut out these advertisement <a Agr ate roperiy | BES isposition to be to which they now cling solely for the revenue they re a officer of | % “sate c— t. pimiat, ond ‘ 7 of | moves towar 4 therefrom. ~ 2 smooth, well regulated, selfpoe- | » be regretted that a few re i- | sol weacet manner that has Wom 80 ‘ Tt is to be regretted that a few r ke . = pane small measore of admiration “itines have to temporarily suffer in | nemninal duties, but he is interes have eas at jing af @ product of the aysten FROM FARM TO WALL 8T. contaminatiny mfluences of th g } that dominates the er houses of | , ‘ tit bar was b on the farm j ew * 1 ne new ongress, expecially a be le Fairbanks was = Det just now it > oknesd inp led with am ambition to succeed all righ t hie r wan eit papers to discriminate between t f | president Roosevelt | to-do. id years ago Fair- advertisements | Fairbanke appears to be & good | banks bee : , ; Pst" Iraan in bis present position. Wall) He prosper The safe in fact, the only y for the averag » ht. him « “safe man.” tagcously to do is to take the advice of a regular physician before | - ; fig any patented medicine. The doctor kn ! | : ing any 5 1 medi The doctor kr { | 5 know, which of the patent medicines are re t j i prescribed in specific cases | ta a As The Star has said before, it is n | when one is ill, and health, perhaps ¢ is mena | ‘ | 7 p t& trust the average patent medicine advertisement an a The I er | LOT NO. a. } tisk everything by taking an unknown are. It is far bet “Did you save of your hue [for the past few weeks, and In not c hai cA. : ihe med. onde. ie ‘ ame whet mndiesi he! n get from a reputa i's old love . ter at this wr | hn ae d Tweed S fi ter to secure what medical hel an ¢ f wernt yatnncin an will. oe vie | Wamedts Oui & Mixed T weed Suits, a doctor, who, despite: his short certaunty shot | “Yea, I saved them, but I must ung mee wall eaneeow. oud Uhe actos Dresses, — a i tons r oe smart for me parting < aday event the : and Me- j fepresent the sum total of medical knowledge and ay Seary wee es emnart S00 san ent . aa ot nana veal will be not than | ay “horse k The United States government is not altogether sa't he put saything f b one will be fret sensati _ 4 : n't he pu = | “ 1 fitting Jess for having allowed so many f rem s to be | them? Pee a le r oarihe eth To be styles: efeo Ladies’ q 3 fi th publi mr nt y : r i ey eet ane one “4 nah to sten | the b { t bl. h ¥ ee paimed off ¢ pub if st the first time I threatened to renship tw | ats in blacks, co- " fecting wing of the patent offic M | © | read one he said, Go ahead. Then ae \ ve | verts and various a that anything the government patent ache on taggers ney worth ge ‘n cloths and shades; + 8 : g j + sal ; \ ae j were up to $10.00, 4 @n imtrinsic merit. a t ' ain $2. 48 4 It is hard to understand an ; UNCLE HENRY THINKS ; ey cons¢ientiowsiy patent and reby r se a | ee i LOT NO, 3. a ik t } I be f | sed 1 - i femedy that is really good and z ’ ' Many Stylish Tweed Bhs to the wo: © the use ¥ tr 1 humanity fallows Coats, pire t t fa ned in i exclusive mea f a pa 5 Coat, tight fitting, eatin an enemy ind | nd oun ed; | gar- At present the main effort must first be directed t me in blacks, | also I : wards fing a “ | f last 4 trums A | hint a ¢ high ig s, $10.00, to * t ao Beeeeeeeeeeeee ; 4 >| LONDON LOAN OFFICE choice at $7.48 GHOALS, Ind. Jan. 4—The #| 105 Second Ave. &. safe in J. H. Albaugh’s store * ae Next to Guy's Drug Store. hed in bondw #| Money to Loan on Wateh va. h A R fat rota ot 1300 In Yond to Loan on Watoh ! ere Are Two easons - - Do not buy © watch or 4 na » ra & the work of de hg ty ay Ee ~4 1 AST W y 1 Rn Wopernted ih this etate for sev- #) winjow and our pri ones wii * #} stain figur Cee eenseees ” TEAAS LURE, Prop Removal rat a a PARI AMS e AAA ade. bi! Cones SD BERL Eastern Outfitting Co., (ic) COLLINS BLDG, JAMES AND 2ND. PHONES 416 j Cor, Pike St. and Fifth Ave. ‘THE SCHOOL OF Ty? ' R louse = Seataieneeeneeeeenaina — | The Stone-Fisher Co. Main Store, Second Ave. and Seneca St. frie # Durbin. “Char Fa ard that M anks was, as was well) Railway stock wnt 4 ~~ ’ from Fa “ { Morea . get head. v h f ¢ acticatl ' , ated wit , t wet r who erg! Dor wr has setting & ™°t he govern. mer A aye the then f T t B con . , 5 4. ee whi “4 , with the fror Fatrban it t ty © of p © ent oper © oral © emp . 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