The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 15, 1908, Page 3

Ex ti c mittee’ D St ilpreseanteweeeess _ “ of Executive Vom enounces Story o ett bininsiens 'n * —«. Seatt Democratic Campaigners -- - Charges Democratic: Selle ee cette 2 ® Ralances 117,604.17 @& “Barkers Seek Only to Defeat Moore. is Tacoma ‘ i ; | ® Clearings today $ Se2 n* i 7 ® Balances 45. 100 @ —s * Portland ' * the ert Republican machine te striving for. | * is today... 613,833.00 # eirew to this respect the Democratic ma. | * 79,910.00 & ya effo" chine and its machine ticket are | * * reegh mer assistant Republican side |*** ** ee eee eee ane 4 it will .. sea, to ther vialier ¥O sald tay Pa between the ‘and the City id ix not in ae ie Yensen tha gh going The City its beat energies yet Mayor Moc ‘of the pre jt. tie mac ‘the government of from the level of poll savagery To Defeat Moore. thelr despere , they were ot who was ie eteat or on what They Si ve sominate for may yet either et EB. Kirkpat other man we desired galy Mayor Moore if #e Would do so the usta our efforts to 6) they Wanted was to Ba the rebake of the pod who bas inaugur ted the 7. This polic: want tay This is all the hose lectures have much ifterest and at gach large and enthusiastic fa the tabernacie the Weeks, is to address o meeting for men § 3 at 3p m im the to give what he con Se give his while for a greater Moore will the subject, H. Hasford = wil Edward 38 and Y. M Will be furnis' lay Boen, beginning at 12:15. opera house, Mr. Rid to the business and Seattle on Ladies will be esc men of HAS een practical! an Giana istied Oat the affai Which are said to be largest creditors an Morning that th Beno hope of saving ue attradtion, as it was Involved to warrant the any | that the creditors i the incorporators person for any deficit above th« Value of the ex Said to have been acct Weft tm the incorporation ‘Months ago the amuser eee went | ent ECTS OF COMING a SAYS CITY PARTY ~ SOUGHT NO FUSION ahows Proposed by Democra first proposals for @ con came to us from the Dem club leaders, We declined, | party committee, to enter any proposal to confer with the Democrgtic organtaation as such, but sent an invitation to any Democratic leaders who were in| accord with our principles to meet Th ference ooratic tn tain five creditors were appointed pur | euant to this agreement, who) named George Watrous to take! charge of the enterprise and look out for the creditors’ interests. It] has recently reached the ears of| the creditors that the company in tended to disregard the 10 per cent agreement, and the result is the meeting this afternoon, at which it | is expected that the whole affair will be closed out for whatever it will bring, And the claims settled | on & pro rata basis. It ts declared that a report will | be submitted to the creditors) showing that the property has been | operated at a loss for months past. | Several changes have been tried on | t admission, but some of | the creditors doubt if the attraction could ever be placed upon a paying bavin with the heavy financial ob | Iigations which exist 2S Se Le DTING ORDINANCE UP TO MAYOR Sawyers ordinance the lighting plant fund of for the benefit of the in order to pre Going to a war bie middie of the cam in the hands of Ma mire, and Mayor an investigat! whether th. the transfer Moore has proc mt Youngs a state cy . Youngs sa he can find that the light Wmeral fund a by Sawyer is no reece that the generat { some cla = Other exy : atc Counsel Prepared tatement Sailer Knes « ——— the basts paign nt there f Scott Cal declaring that * earnings of the light plant for other the tax levies of past years for the of interest on light were not general lev the Haht plant fe not obligated to es bat special levies, and that repay this money to the general fund. He says, however, that the counell has authority to take the is what Sawyer's ordinance now proposes, In law, to do, though claiming, in theory, that the light} fund owes the general fund the money HEAD CONSUL COMING purposes if ft so desires, and ror | Members of the Woodmen of the} World are making arrangements to | entertain I. I. Boak, head consul of the Pacific jurisdiction, when he | cor to Seattle, April 21. All car will send candidates to Se- | attle camp, No. 69, for initiation | that evening. Flanders Comes to Seattle. PULLMAN, Wash,, Feb F. Flanders, who recently r as instructor in ch try Washington State college to ac a more lucrative position with the National Pu ‘ commission, | has left, accompanied by Mre.| Flanders, for Seattle, where has | been stationed. he FALSEHOOD (By United Press.) SAN FRANCIBCO, Feb. 15.— Chief of Police Biggy and Assistant District Attorney Hoff Cook were placed upon the witness ind this morning in Judge Céok’s court by | the district attorney's office. They) dented the allegations of Car! Rit ter, the young saloonkeeper, who was indicted by the grand jury on a charge of attempting to bribe Police Commissioner Coulter, to the effect that be had been prom | fsed immunity by the authorities. They further declared that when he testified he was told several times that he could take advantage of his} constitutional rights and that any thing he might testify to could be used against him EMMET'S BIRTHDAY. Local IrishAmericans are mak ing preparations for a celebration | March 4, in honor of the anniver- safy of the birth of Robert Emmet UBLIC MARKET PRICES TODAY os Business on the market wae very | number of were brisk today. A large wagons loaded with produce arly at the market Posted at the prominent places at the market were lista containing a large number of specials for to- day. Some of the specials are Kippered salmon at 11! per pound, and #kates 3 pounds for 26e Sugared dates are quoted at pounds for 2 | per pound e Lake Washington eggs are sold today at 30c per dozen Jelly rolls are 2 poupds for 160 Van Camp's beans, larke size cans, are on sale today for 15¢ Fancy tomatoes, just in from rida, are quoted at 2 pounds for Washington creamery tub 2 pounds for 7 Araleas wale a $2 and $3 per butter are on | plant Navel oranges are on special sale at Ibe per dozen. Beef tongues are : per pound, and pork backbones per pound 6 Garlic sausage Ihe) ‘February 11, oO THE SEATTLE STAR report that the shah of Persia «| har been Assassinated in ob #] i received #| sy ee ae «| * SHAH'S MURDER 18 NOT * * ONFIRMEO NOR DENIED, # * |® o (By United Press.) * |} LONDON, Feb, Ih-No* * confirmation or dental of the * * . * talnable, as ne w Teheran ts ever reliable consid *-* PP Perey FRATER DENIES INJUNCTION SATURDAY, FEB, 15, 1908, : WARISIN + Russia Prepares for , a)» who was arrested yesterda OBJECTS 10 SIGHT | Mre. Laura M. Haynes, the w @ charge of obtaining mone Conflict With Turkey prominent merchants by fraudulent ° representations, made a desperate jattempt t keep from being photographed at the county } (By United P. ) | this morning LONDON, Feb, 16.—The Russian She made such a fuss over the army has been ordered to mobilize | proposition that Jailer Tom Smith at/Odensa and Kief, in anticipation | was in desperate straits for of @ clash with the forces of the time, but when the Jail official | Sultan of Turkey. Odessa and Kief | finally consented to furnish her a« aré in the province of Don looking glass, curling irons and Judge Fy court, today ¢ Lewis & WI Jackson st council be enjoined }southend streets tn Union Pacific The petition attempted to show that the vacation of these streets wou'd result In a # of $60,000 to the contractors, The vacations |in question cover the streets which are embraced in the proposed depot | |terminals of the railroad south of | Jackson at | in the supertor led the petition of tractors for the y rograde, asking that the from vacating | favor of the} The man who offered It displayed la note purporting to come from Dr |W. C. Heussy, Globe bullding, di rected to the Herman company, in | whieh he orders a hot water bag. & bottle of malted milk and half a dozen good cigars. The victim was further directed to place the change | in an envelope | Both the letter and check are forgeries, and the police are look ing for ® man 45 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches in height and of very heavy build. CHARGED WITH FORGING DEED | W. J. Dana, charged with baving obtained money by the use ¢ forged land deeds, was arrested to | day by Detectives Clark and Adame land Patrolman Glasscock. He was/| lodged in the elty jail ding a |preliminary hearing tn lower court. | Dana secured $260 from a resi dent of South Park several days ago, giving as security a mortgage lon property for which he produced p the jn deed. Later it was md that | the deed had been forged Birth Record. | Births were registered today as | fol lows ] Miller—To wife of G. R. Miller, | 3812 Interlake, February 6, a daugh: ter Johnson—To wife of A. Johnson, | 1932 Ninth, February 11, « son. ; Reall—To wife of H. M. Reall, | Seattle, February 3, a daughter | | Stewart—To wife of A. L. Stew. | art, Ballard, January 31, a daugh- | ter Baylay—To wife of F. S. Baylay, | Seattle, February 15, a daughter Scott—To wife of A. Scott, 2819 Mth 8. | Holmes—To wife of H Holmes, Seattle, February 5, « daxghtor | Rood—To wife of EB, W. Rood, | Minor hospital, February 2, a son | Death Record. | Deaths were registered today as follows Fiset—Intant, February 11 tle General hospital } } Setbert-——M. Seibert, 59, February 10, 2133% Firat Howell—M. G. Howell, 44, Feb | ruar 1 1628 Lakeview | Stanley—Henry A. Stanley, 59. 524 Fairview | | there w WEW YORK STOCK atus requited in making the This startling news was sent to London other app herself today by a trusted corre self more presentable fair spondent familiar with the situa | prisomer finally yielded and sat tion still while # photographer took several views of her features 1 look lke a fright,” retorted | Mra, Haynes, when asked if she would have her pleture taken There is nothing here to fix with,” she added in explanation Deputy Prosecuting Attorney CITY PARTY MEETINGS up ing of the Oregon trail Kress appropriates the $2 NO DIPHTHERIA IN Soin sss, Sint sow ene in congress ‘President Roosevelt told the REFORM SCHOOL | piomcer recently that he would. do all in his power to further the passage of the bill, All that he The report from Chehalis that | Wanted Mr. Meeker to do was to diphtheria is raging at the State; furnish the plans for the monu Training school, at Chehalis, ts de- | ments to be erected along the trail, nied by J. H. Lioyd, of Southeast | thelr locations, ete. Seattle, who returned from there to-| At present Mr Meeker, thinks Lioyd states that he was| that 490 granite markers, placed at hoo! an entire day, and|promuinent places, will — suffice. n entirely through the| These, be thinks, can be provided premises, even the honpital Su. | and set up for the $25,000 to be perintendent Thompson stated that | appropriated He will leave for Pittsburg on the | 26th of the month, expecting to go on, ifn pxaary, to Washington, in the interests of his scheme there were no cases there, and that! even no symptoms. Mr. Lioyd says that in Chehalis there is a great prevalence of diph-| theria, and the deaths reported in the dispatehes ocerrred in Che} bali, and not at the school. VINETTES MARKET ” tryt btain money by (By United Press.) wb-ncdly 5 "te bag a og gavin NEW YORK, Feb. 15.—Stocks| Sac Aoeuas daub. ot ' t ction to} aed Wh ed 16, openéd from a stout fraction tc ing Carl Windell, aged 15, to a point higher on the news that the} sale of the $50,000,000 tasue of New York City 4% per cent bonds had pretend insanity as the result of a street car aceident ing to be insane as a result of in | secure a working plan for the mark-! | Joseph and Mary Vinette, charged | Lunch Box . . . were arraigned | j | | | exceeded even the most sanguine |!m the superior court this morning} lexpectations, being six times over| 4d Were released upon. thelr per subscribed, the highest bid being| 80nal bond of $200. , 106 Some time ago the Windell boy The higher range brought out| through his parents, brought a heavy liquidation and week end| sult against the street car com profit taking, losing pracaically all] pany for heavy damages, pretend of yesterday's gain Union Pacific, Reading and Amer-| juries. Later he confessed that he jean citer lost 3 points, St. Paul| had been feigning mental abera- and Sugar 2%, Southern Pacific,| tion at the Istigation of the! Missouri Pacific and many other| Vinettes, and the latter were ar securities 2 points. rested on a complaint filed by the) The close was weak prosecuting attorney The comment on the ment was favorable EXTORTION CASES GO OVER, bank state (By United Prees.) SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 15 ases of ex Supervisors Duffey Coffey and Wilson, accused of bribery, were continued for two| Mrs. M. O'Toole, of 673 Lith | oF weeks to plead, at the request of | av. N. W., waited in her home last thy morning extortion Schmitz weeks to be assistant district atte and the canes were night to hear the result of the serv jee of a search warrant in hands of Constable Shannon She believed that a former ney this| remaining four inst ex-Mayor continued for two set °F, M. SPINNING | boarder had stolen two silk dresses | HAVING: Vandeveer happened inwisted that Mrs t help but take a good availing and it wae not until Jadler Smith had #kirmished around a located a mirre togett with comb, curling lrons and other nece ha materials that the oner agreed to “primp” and her film. Since Mrs, Haynes was a ted a number of other complaints have been lodge against her by w known business met She denie th she is guilty of any wrong doing and insists that she gave her personal note to secure loans which she made from local mer chant Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Vandeveer claims that the ste told him by d victimes indicate that the woman has worked a clever scheme of frenzied finance WAPPENSTEIN ISSUES with us at the next meeting of our! LOCAL BIDDERS. ae repens weekly macting of committee, As none of those in| | eattle city party central com the Democratic machine Lng Bids for the construction of | mittee will be held this evening tion were im accord with those prin * eight butidings for the navy de | at the Labor temple. “amb auiae tw the eeeter Boy Is [Burned toa Crisp partment at Bremerton have been| At the meeting the cutive | sent in by a large number of Se | committee will report ite arrange ended the conferring sc attle firms. Hide will be opened ments for campaign meetings and | as our committee was con. | ...Girl Will Die---Mother | March 3 at Washington, D.C. The | other work of organization | sbalhiptithapiptacinabennbiigs | ed. Individual members of our Jeetimated cost of the buildings in| The speaking campaign of the | committee have since discussed the | $50,000 city party will begin next Monday| According to Chief Wappen were men, and 1,223 were natter with individual members of| Demented. night with meetings at Minch's!«tein's annual report, filed yester n ste | ‘the Democratic committee, only to hall, Interbay, and Sypher's hall sy with Mayor Moore, there were There were 70,2956 meals fur become more firmly convinced that | Batiard. Both of these meetings |, 194 ; bean nished to prisoners during — the the real purpose of the Democratic wil) be addressed by Mayor Moore | ** arrests in ast Year year, at a cost to the d movement ts not the defeat of aivensiod nited Pree.) and George F. Cotterill, and the Of these, the largest number in of $9,765.34. Meals from sbiican candidates or policies, nor! « 4 SRSIDE, Cal, Feb. 15.—In candidates on the general and ward | any on ade was teamsters, 649, to July ec and election of Democratic enndi. a fire that troyed the he ot Uckets will be present and make and th Nest showmen, with 2. for the ! 16 aten, : tek ie: Gelenk at Seawen Os Young at Elsinore last night brief addresses The umber of arrests was cents The he viewt month wa Qillank 44 tha Paes his Dyearold son Gardner was} Next week the party wili hold for drunkenness, 3,606 December, with 10,383, and the | sereanedionat yond poe burned to death and Elisabeth from two to four meetings each Property rep d stolen for the wt August, with | ‘ | Stewart, § years ola, a si of | night, ending the week with a big Year was 4 at $11,155. Of re were 4,728 « the Democratic candi.| MT% Youn. wan so trightfully down town demonstration in a cen this the pe overed $9,184 wagon, which bees Grawn tate te burned that she will dte - tral hall, at which orge F. Cot The total expense of operating | miles. On these trips 4 campaign im goed faith, Bet some Mre. Young was alone with the! i will be the chief speaker, Mr the department for the year was oners were taken to the city of the men back ef the movement two children when the flames broke lar Giv R Cotterti] will, on this occasion, be $231 77, subdivided as follows: 62 to the punty jail, 60 inju ore nt oes Gee ae Throwing the oldest child out en a @-| unhampered by the presence of | Salary $207,096.65; jail, $11,30 were taken to hospitals or hor erent, 06 te tadiented ter the of a window, she leaped out her} other speekers, unrestricted for Office, $6,319.49; contingent 3 000 and 61 w trips to fires. wes Gf Gieuhc an ae campaign self and ran to a neighbor's for as | Se time abd room, and will take up *table, $3, 66 pound, $637.68 The number of cases of con wrt BeBe he Bh Sige sistance, In her distracted state markable ntence the public records of the rival total of 324 animale were im-| tag! diseases 4 to the - she could not find the younger | mayoralty candidates and compare pounded, and receipts from this police for the ye burst jebiid. Returning she found Eliea-| P | oom source were $551.50 ed water piper alarms }heth lying beneath the window, yn by ortland The department handled 168; defects in build | conscious from the fall and terribly 905.41 of prisoners’ money, and re ings found open. live wires || burned. Her recovery is impossi Judge. REPUBLICAN ceived $149,683 in bail during the down hee } year The estim d expenses of the The boy was found burned to a| | More persons were arrested be- | budget for ® is $396,535. | ertep in his bed. The amother is} _— tween the ages of 21 and 30 than! Altached was the matron’s re- | demented over the tragedy | (By United P: ) } during any other age period. Of port, showing 376 cases handied by A candle left burning near the! poRTLAND Ore. Feb. 15—1f/ the total number of prisoners, 10, her department ur @ the y hooreng iat nneig~ ang a believed (©) Cinude Eguieston, one of the Se! ~ RAL IRNRRRTEE< ZaUCeCcaaTS Monday evening, tm the taber:| “ds wood postoffice burglars, 1» able to CONSTAN TINE TR 1 A L by special request, en | conquer bis destre for liquor Tontaht John F. Miller, candi se E. Francis, business *; NEBRASKA Is h the ald of the Keely cure| daté for mayor of Seattle on the | nc the MOREL oes te |durtng the next six months, he| republican ticket, will address «| ON NEXT MONTH | peat ber talk on “Evan Roberts | wil} not have to spent the next five | meeting of the Ninth, Tenth, Elev. | and the Wales Revi Bpecial 3 | ROUTE ORTH years of his life at the McNeil Isl-\enth and Thirteenth ward voters} muste will be furnished by the/| and prison. If he does not become in A. O. U. W. hall, Fremont. | We hotr | }@ temptation proof citizen in that The@peakers at this meeting will aday evening, to accommo-| jtime, his suspended sentence will| be’ Mr. Miller, Alex McKinnon,| William Constantine, who last;It is considered highly probable at ose who could not gain ac | (By United Press) pr fe ange This was the decision candidate for the council trom the | fall shot and attempted to kili his | that, in view of the fact that the « to the tabernacle last Tuesday! SAN DIEGO, Cal, Feb 15 of Judge Wolverton this morning) Ninth ward, PD. Haghes, A. J.|sondplaw, Jesse Hall, as a result jury which heard the first case night, Mr. Riddell will repeat the | Wireless message from Magdalena |! the federal court Goddard and W. H. Murphy, can-|of trouble between Hall and his brought in a verdict of assault with lecture “Lov nd Lovers, Marriage | bay announces that the big battle| Eagieston was charged with com: | didates for councilmen-atlarge, | wife, will be tried a second time a deadly weapon, the judge who and Divorce. | ship Nebraska has sailed from Dllcity in the Selwood postoffice| who reside in the Ninth ward, W.| during the latter part of next hears the second case will be asked Wednesday evening Mr Ridde!! | there for the Bremerton navy yard, |Tobbery, and was found gullty, His| H. Weaver, councilmante candi-| month. The remittitur covering the, to Instruct the jury that this is the wlll close his popular course by a| Today the armored cruisers Ten | #*otence was confinement for five date from the Eleventh ward, and) opinion of the state supreme court maximum verdict which can be re lecture on “Child Culture by Men-/| nessee, Washington, West Virginia, | 7°*"* 06 the island. _ District At-|/J. T Armstrong, from the Thir- | @ranting a new trial on technica! turned against the endant tal Suggestion, or Boys and Girls, Colorado, Maryland and Pennsy}|'Toey Bristol, however, pleaded | teenth grounds, was received by the clerk At the present time Hall has a Nic 4 Naughty, and How to De|vania, commanded by Admirals| that the defendant be given this| Monday night next Mr, Miller|of the county court this morning. civil sult for $100,000 pending | velop and Govern The: | Dayton and Sebree, will sail for |Shance to reform and Judge Wol-| will address three meetings in the| The original charge of assault against Constantine in the local He will give a special talk at 4/San Francisco. The Inst four vee| Yerton took the above action. He! Twelfth ward. Tho first meeting | With Intent to commit murdcy will courts, Hall and his wife were p. m. On next Friday to the boya| sels are to recetve repairs at Mare| Wtll report to the court once every | will be held in the Presbyterian | be lodged against Constantine, who recently divorced by Judge Albert of the city, subject “Pian Talk to | Island navy yard, while the Tennes | 2° days. cnerch, Ot York station sore ie isa well known retail meat dealer. | son. Hoye on Butiding a Man.” There| see and Washington will come to A ae, ae CEN |mpeakers, besides Mr. Miller, will | excseeme-emeemm nem ee will be no admission charge to any | southern California waters for a jbe A. J. Goddard, Scott Calhoun, | da silk scarf from her when |} of these exeept Tuesday night stay of a month or #ix weeks. FORGERY FOR W. H. Hines and Wilbur 8. Cum "MEEKER T0 MEET pegged i] ad | mings ‘0 ae VALENTINE PARTY. | ‘The second meeting will be he celles ineetie “aoas ea ra SWAMPED a PETTY AMOUNT i222" shrhesy Pena eet ees lee Blake euiertained at site. “ere WH Mines. PD gatepost of Mrs. O'Toole’s home Yatton party Ot te. Seem sae Hughes, D. C. Conover and H. H. on his way in for particulars. EDEN MUSEE pre iit Peed ee A. Hastings will speak } | Somebody had played Caftetmas night. Music, dancing and supper) By means of a forged letier and) ‘The last meetings of the evening | end lett the stolen property with Wore the evering’« program. The|® bogus check the Herman Drug! wij) be held in Pratt's hall, at x | ie owner, bet aa cee 1 ri gftadenon guests, about By in number. re | company, 23rd av. and Madison st. \sifiman City, where Mr. Miller| Hera Meeker, who recently re py teres glecte but @n arrangement was made with | turned to Seattle ona special train, | Was yesterday victimized out of will address the voters of the| (raced the old Oregon trail one : the creditors whereby they were as. 68.50 xh ward. The speakers here|™mect historians of the | Pacitic sured of a payment equaling 1@ per | The check purported to be signed) who will assiat Mr. Miller are; J. | Northwest on Monday nigh at thy CHA LES | LYNCH cent of the claims from the antict- | by Mrs. Margaret B. Miller and C. Higgins, John B. Hartman, W ——— of gy boar re ° pated profits, and a committee of | drawn on the Seattle National bank.| H. Hines and F. H. Holzheimer The object of Mr. Meeker i S PROMOTED Charles L. Lynch, formerly super intendent of the registry depart ment, was today appointed super intendent of the free delivery system in the local postoffice. Charles Wald, previously in of the free delivery system, | has resigned to engage in business with his brothertndaw, Oliver P. Oliver, who was recently caidi date for the nomination for mayor on the republican ticket Daniel Regan, formerly in charge of the foreign mails department, has been promoted to take the/|/ place left vacant by Mr. Lynch Both men have, been working in the local postoffice for years and have given eminent satisfaction TWO ARRESTED. j Robert MecConahey, aged 18, op- erator, and F. W. Wilberg, aged || 20, salesman, were.arrested this aft- | erncon by Officers Albey and Wick | man charged with stealing a suit lease from a room in the Detroit hotel, Second ay. and Main pete | | 25 Kodak oe 13¢ | | sy | strap open, Tin Folding Lunch Box wnte Luneh Box rownle Lunch Rox king ball February, Bale ends 1310 Second Avenue i Will Receive Thee| PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN is ie a | fall « | time | smarting eyes,” | eyesight | suitable disposition, the Savoy * Charles tincoln Smith’s Skill and Reliability Is Unquestionable DEFECTIVE EYESIGHT RE SPECTS NO CLASS OR CON DITION, AND SEATTLE PEO. | PLE DECLARE HIM A PU LIC BENEFACTOR. Charles Lincoln Smith came to attle only a few weeks age expecting to stay a few days The storm of applicants for his peculiar skill and successful method have kept him here In spite of pressing engagements in the East A large number of grateful peo been impelled by what Lincoln Smith has done hem to tell others about ft personally and in the many of them looking upon ft as a duty'to humanity A HARROWING EXPERIENCE. P. £ of and Rapids re siding with her daughter in Se- at 435 Minor North, feels that in her declining years has been spared one of the t calamities which could be on at any stage of life pain and anguish attending sal, yet what seemed dissolution of her eye- formerly who is Crope Mich attle av she a per the the certain sight For years my right eye was a blank. I could searcely see out of it. When | closed my left eye everythin 4 blurred. It was practically impossible for me look to perform any kind of house hold work which required even fairly good eyesight. I could not thread a needle, nor recognize my daughter a few feet the left eye being affec through sympathy with the right one. At night when I closed my eyes to sl myriads of fast moving, hazy objects appeared in such @ startling procession that 1 could not slumber. The lack of sleep resulted in numerous dis- zy spells and headaches ‘Our family physician told me the muscles of my right eyeball were paralyzed, and that he could give me no relief, He sent me to an ex t. who smothered what little hope I had left by de- claring that he was powerless to aid me, and that my right eye would go blind. My journey to Seattle at the same time Charles Lincoln Smith came here, | regard as a godsend When he examined my eyes he did not make a lot of extrava- gant promises, but firmly as sured me that he could make my eyesight better. That he has done immeasurably more than he even intimated he could ac- complish is attested by the astonishing fact that after I had visited him but a few times and wore his prescription glasses, I could recognize my daughter at some distance, and was able to count her teeth when she smiled 1 can again read print, be- sides street si But one of the greatest boons bestowed upon me is that I can pow sleep like @ child.” JOY ALMOST BRINGS TEARS. ‘I just felt like crying with joy last night, when for the first in years I was able to read for any length of time without suffering the penalty ot aching, exclaimed Mrs. Anderson, of 124 Sixth av. North. This happy little woman is the wife of T. G. Anderson, the con- tractor and builder, both being prominent in Swedish circles in Seattle. Mrs. Anderson's burst of ex uberance followed her emanc! pation from a relentiess, struggle with poor eyesight. She emphatically de- clares that Charles Lincoln Smith’s method and prescription glasses bave restored her eye- sight I think it is the finest in the world,” satd Mrs. son, “to able to enjoy good again. For years my eyes burned, itched and smart- ed. I could not read two min- utes at a time without suffering severe pains in them, accompa- nied by fierce headaches. The glasses I had were entirely un Although of a cheerful I was rapidly sink condition of melan heartening thing Ander- ing into a choly. Now that is all a thing of the past. Charles Lincoln Smith's method and prescription glasses have so changed everything that 1 feel like a different woman 1 tell you; this man is a pub- benefactor.” lie Charles Lincoln Smith main at the Hotel § ‘Tuesday xt w nd Savoy, and Wednes-. Private rooms Monday day of 204 Consultation Take elevator 10 a, m. to 4 p.m. | absolute Office Hours: