The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 25, 1908, Page 7

hs THAN 7~oO7~—O—o—_—_— TO ee 2: RN WELD AT ALL a ———— #, Song, Football and Are Day's at the old Postoffice. | perereee****2) Star Days—Star GIVING DAY * EVENTS. . srindicieananepens _ nallehurehes. *| of Horbert Smith will be held in v. of W beste * | the evening Re cottons x! Services at Moore. on park, I'w| The big service of the day is to *% be held in the morning at the Moore * theatre, under the aysploes of the & Wayside Emergeney hospital. Hon * He C. Gil, of the city counell, will preside, and Dr. J. H. Lyons will de eee SEE EES EF ora tow romarks, The devotion 3 al services will be conducted by tonal annt Te ovine of the |REY. W. A. Major the Thanksgiving make the principal address, A Migeims at Plymouth splendid musical program has been at observed throuchout arranged, among, the soloists being will te to the various |Horr Morits Rosen and Henry T tal annual serv tre, 10:30 a.m ast . * . Hanita, Mrs, Beatrice MeClure, dra- of expression, ag “"| matic Fr will partielpate athletic. it is ap He and : errr r ss $81 years ago since @ fathers offered their thanks, and since (hat as a national cumulatively and) sof thanks have taken avenues. From | © , the day has| © ‘complex with devotion, | * x pees events | ® Observance. was held and sim the and by) : rion it was > FATHER : LORIGAN Father BE. P. Lorigan, priest of St. Edward's parish, Rainier Valley, died suddenly this morning at his home in Hil man City, after an illness of about an hour, For the past year he had been ailing, but when he retired last night was apparently no worse off than eeeeeeeee igious ob the course of | % previo About 6:30 this & Government’ | morning his rahe became to the day! acute and an hohr later he was dead. Heart trouble was the immediate cause. He was fo thank © attended during his final mo and again tn oe lw ments by the Rey. Father following the | ® Quigtey, who administered the of His Coun-|s 9 * * was founder of the #| of which he had been #) the past three years. ® about 74 years of age, #) been a priest since he ®) * * hindi dindindindn ainda | LADS FOR HS WE’ ay ‘|FAMILY ROW PUTS) past and pres of im college game, fn com- & for lady be, be will Feaplendent and | ; . I don't care what you do to me, but let my wife go home.” Charles Von Busse, a mechanic, thus appealed to Police Judge John B. Gordon this morning when he and his wife appeared to answer to a charge of fighting preferred by | “| Patrolmen Ryan and Prench. | Von Busse and his wife were ar rested last night in a lodging house, at 2415 Western ay., following a shooting affray Shooting During Quarrel. Probably the; Von Busse says the shooting was Will be at the First | the result of a quarrel between two at 10:30 a. m.| men, one of whom wae Bill Noah ‘anion service of the|and the other a man named Stern. ith Congre-| Von Busse says he endeavored to Fst’ Presbyterian | separate the men after three shots Offertory will be|had been fired and while the com- by Maunder,|batants were struggling to gain of the weapon. In the -| tight whieh followed Von Busse re ceived several hard blows on the the Temple de|face, as did his wife. When the B be held at 1 o'clock | police arrived Noah and Stern had BS of Cluzenship” wil! be| disappeared and the man and his ft the sermon by Rabbi wite re arrested. Roth we m to jail and locked up. Von Busse says he is not at fault, and knows of no ree son why he should be kept in jail mM. There will be an early Woman Is Released. mao the Holy Communion} After appealing to Judge Gordon the Festival service|to release his wife, the judge or oP mnsic and sermon at| dered the woman released on her At the latter service | personal recognizance to appear tn b Liwyd will preach |court Friday, Von Busse ts still in} m "What We Have to custody. m, Aa Individuals and| The patrolmen alleged that Voo| | Resse was beating his wife, and; ¥ Parish church a| that Stera snd Noah interfered to and sermon at 11/ prevent the husband from injuring iE nidlect of Rev, Gowan's|her. Im the fight which followed, Or National Thanks-|the gun was discharged, Nelthor | Stern nor Noah were in court Leecht| Von Busse was arrested a few at St, Mark's. burch tomorrow | Hkegiving services| of the Will be held at Ca!.| montha ago on aint of bie eran chureh, at 10:20.| wife that he hed, in a fit of anger, Warren, of the Im-|stolen a hat aud ovat from her. | church, will preach|The ease at that time was dis Sermon and the | mineed. Of the ehtirches will} ——- — In | Steamer Col ibian, of the Amer erbay Preghytorian |c@n-Hawalian arrived at Pier * cred ylerlan | i4 this morning from Salina Cruz. | coc oacert tn ch \fhe will be operated during the| . — winter oh the new route to Hone : ilu fn conjunction. with the Art Ss SHOE Co. and Missourian, of the same| my M Piemt and Union, nove steamer Queen, of the Pa- mast company, will leave isco in place of the Pres which arrived there this |morning, She has been on the run PREPARES FOR KSGIV FREE-FREE-FREE CUT OUT THIS COUPON And it will admit you Free today or tomorrow at the Midwinter Carnival and Industrial Exposition SS CE TE who will also| # | complaint G DAY SS Days—Star Days eT CONFESS. TO “ALLOWING GAMES *| CIGAR MEN FINED FOR VIOLATING THE LAW. Arrested November 1 on a *\ charge of having permitted gam- * | bitin, iS games to operate in their piace, Frank Grout and A, W. Kel- | ler, proprietors of a cigar stand at #104 Pike at, entered a plea of |; # | Sullty In the police court this morn- | ing and were fined $50 and costs «| by Judge Gordon. The arrest was made upon a sworn out by G 8. Costello, of The Star, after the police had falled to raid the place when notified by the reporter that | gambling was in progress. ‘This ts the first time tn the his- tory of the city that the actual! proprietors of these places where fames have long been permitted to flourish unchecked have been arrested and convicted, and Chief of Police Ward announces that it will arm him with power to make further arresta, Games Run Unchecked. tm the past the proprictors of a score of cigar stores, pool rooms and saloons fn this city bave been reaping a big profit out of the games that were permitted to run unchecked in rear rooms. Owing to the failure of the police to act, these proprietors have jong con sidered themeelves immune from arrest, and have continued to dis regard alleged orders to close up, believing that if a raid were car. ried out none bet the actual players would be arrested The actions of the police depart ment in connection with the gam bling investigation conducted by Th Star has not titled the depart ment to very much credit. One re sort on Yesler way was raided upon information furntahed by a Star re- porter, but 33 other places where gambling was known to have exist- ed were not molested. Police Make Excuse, In reply to eritictams, the police | stated that they could not get evt- dence. Chief Ward also entered the excuse that {t was impossible to conviet the proprietors of the places where the games were car- Tied on. To show the fact that | these proprietors could really be arrested and convicted, Costeilo readily secured evidence against Keller and Grout, procured a war- rant for their arrest and today, through thelr attorney, they plead- od guilty and paid « heavy fine. in the future there can be no excuse for the police department not closing up these games. They this first conviction to war- rant them in arresting proprietors of any place where gambling is — he and any failure to act will stmply emphasize the thorough- ly inefficient manner tn which they are now enforcing the laws. Chief Is Pleased. “lam highly pleased at this con vietion,” stated Chief Ward today. “You cam say that from now on we will arrest the proprietors of these cigar stands whenever we find that gambling is being con- ducted in their places. I give all credit to The Star for the suceess- ful outcome of this case and will give orders to the men of the de partment to act promptly hereafter, whenever the existence of any gambling comes to their attention, “In the past we have been foiled many times in raids by Inability to arrest the men actually engaged in the gar if the proprietors of these places realize that they ean be arrested and convicted, al though not actually having a had in the play, it will simplify the work of this department tn control Ming this most common attempt to evade the laws.” Can't Stop Car That nothing short of an earth. quake can stop the street car serv. ioe, such as tf is, tn this city, was demonatrated recently, when floods at the Beattie Mlectric company's power pliant at Wleetron put a 6,000 Kk. WwW name ont of commeésston, Subsidiary dynamen wer diately switched In, and the wont over the wires wae undtmin- ined, asd the iomded cars were carried ag uwual, Mmergency equip ment ts carried by the company equal to two-thirde ite capacity, ‘and unless there {a a totd brea down of the entire plant, plenty power can always be had * hume- OW OF of Ch Steain schooner elon, which arrived here lay from San Fray shifted this morning to the Dupont powder works to dis charge dynamite. Steamer President. arrived this morning in San Franctaco. Steamer Sibyl Marston arrived this morning San Fruncinco trom t 1 Diego and southern ports this port ci THE STAR--WEDNESDAY; NOVEMBER 235, 1908. COMPTROLLER CARROLL TO BE MARRI Mrs, Carrie M. Deverell, + comtrer at he at ety sastion,| AT Promised Turkey and Formerly of Omaha, _ |! servi as ohio ansiatant in the} “"Trimmin’s” for Their ‘ comptrqier's office for several Is the Bride. °| years pfevious to being named for Feast Tomorrow. | his prednt high office. He comes t rom af distinguished California ft City Comptrdtier Marry W. Car | family, hich haw been identified roll will be quietly married at 4\ for many years with state affairs, o'clock this afternoon Mra. Car-| holding several high offices, rie May Devereli, at Harton, a) M@. Deverell is regarded aa an No, you follows will have no turkey tomorrow, I'm sorry, but the city has made no provision to food you fellows, except the regular fare.” fashionable “firet hill apartment! unusuall gifted woman, and has It was t ki hotel, at Boren av, and Terrace at.|a host of friends in this efty, Salar Sdue Gorsete te wes tale: The bride has rewidgd for sev The fact that the marriage was x ing to the prisoners tn the elty Jatt, eral years In this city and has rola A loud wall of disgust and protest to be solemnized today been tives in Seattle, She formerly | known only %o a very few intimate reeted the jatler’s w % rds, and Cot- [lived ine Omaha, Nob, where her friends of the cofple and will be| fort lon no time tn soccglug vo the father was a prominent merchant, |conatderable of @ surprise to the oute® office. }. The groom ty one ofethe best! acquaintances of both the bride afd) “1m sorry for thone prisoners,” said Corbett. “It's a pity they can’t have turkey or something good once in a while,” Acrdss the alley from the police station resides James A, Hassell, who has the contract for feeding the olty jail prisoners, A delegation from headquarters called on Mr, Hassell this marning and told hig what a shame it was that the pris oners would be compelled to forego ee ee ee mer known mombera of the city’s mu ' greém, information rekarding theme beétere, Justice Chadwick war afterwards quoted by several papers im the state as denying the interview. A Seattle evening paper published What purported to be a telegram from Justice Chadwick denying that the roprosentative of The Star had been granted an Interview. Confident that the facts in the RootGordon scandal would be brought before the public in due time, The Star refused to question Justicg Chadwick on a matter of fact, but at this me takes oo- casion to state that the interview as printed was absolutely correct The turn of events in the #u- preme court scandal have to all in- tents and purposes borne out the aceusation of Joseph W. Robinson of Olympia. What has the supreme court of the state to offer him for his dis a. barment because he saw fit to Bpec write an open letter to the august | bpcee ge onty ad body complaining that advance in-; BELLINGHAM, Nov. 26.—Gover- formation was given out on de |2f Albert E. Mead and Judge elaions? Jeremiah Neterer, who ts retiring For this letter the supreme court | {om the superior bench of What- disbarred Judge Robinson for six|°°™ county, have been in confer months. Justice Robinson became |@Re® nearly all day. Governor & candidate for governor and dur-| Mead bas denied himself to all his campaign, under the privi visitors, The impression prevails loge of @ political candidate, made |‘B&t the governor was aware of charges all over the state against |{h* fftheoming resignation and Juatice Root. Along with Justice | 8s here for the purpose of con- Root was coupled the name of sulting Judge Neterer with a view Justice Crow. of appointing him to fill the JUSTICE ROOT HAS KEPT HIS PROMISE JUSTICES DECLINE TO = DISCUSS ROOT In tendering his resignation to} Gov, Mead, Justice Root has car-| OUYMPIA, Nov. 25.—The mem | ried out to the letter his promises | bers of the supreme court appeared | made before election } to be: ly astonished this morn Previous to vicetion these “epts | ing ” informed by The Star's tolary indiscretions” were brought | correspondent that Justice Root had jresiened. The justices refrained in newepapers throughout for polities! reasons, The | from #ay comment whatever. | il be itd the general impression | Settees of Roman design w | letters were tn the possession of he | men who were opposed to the re-| srourtMthe capitol that the incident | Pi#eed slong the vistas and the election of Justice Moot to the so | is now closed and that nothing fur | === ther wil! be done, Governor Mead | prome bench. Root Calied In {a in Bellingham today, Justice Root was called Into con- ference with the newspaper owners | and in consideration of the letters | not being published before election, | of Juatice Root agreed to resign on ac count of I bealth before he quall | fed. The plan was to cover up the jscandal involving one member of i preme bench and at least one TUS OR (Continued.) = | menawy 1%, Oleh atom, boendtme Bact by soariy 5.009 vem, ond wan 6,000 aheud of Coew, In madition, ho car ried Other commtion, ud im mney ‘auerters there hy still a prevalent belief that he wan eommied owt of womintion the ta Reesptive Mood. When soon by The Star thie: morning, Judge Humphries sald: “The fact that I was a candidate for the supreme bench haw w evident my ambition, But at ti time there is ne election and it not fitting that any man show make & campaign for an appoint mont of this kind. The dignity of the office will not permit it. The Thief Enters the Otis Carries Away Val- uable Loot. vote cast for me at the primary The apartment prowler whose operations have extended over a period of several weeks waa again in evidence last night, when he ran- sacked the apartments of H. W | Beecher, at The Otis, Summit and Columbia st, some time between 6:30 and 8:80 o'clock. The thief carried away a ring set | with opals, & gold knot stiekpin with “pemmaw Se Illumination of Grounds. Electroiiers of French Renate) sance design will decorate Rainier, Union and Washington vistas and | Puget Plaza during the exposition. | Drawings for the decorative stand- ards have been made and the plans} call for a large sphere of Hght on the top of each electroiier to con-| tain sixty 30-candle lights. More) than 250 of these standards will be used to leht the various vistas. j —— Humphries’ Claims. Editor Star:—By the resignation Judge Root, a vacancy occurs on | the #upreme court bench whch Improvement Club Meets! tmuat be filled for two years by an > |appetntee of the governor. After) and Discusses Vari- ous Measures. t } | the rumors of scandal which have been spread abroad concerning the court, It is of prime Importance to} |member of the bar and a former the people of the state who shall | (Star Special Service.) antics. fll the jie EK. Hom BALLARD, Nov e- —— agra This would have carried | phries was indorsed that post-| Bay Improvement ols " | weit hed all the newspapers been | ton by the people of the state at! ular weekly oe a ry A | jable to keep their promises. A|the September primaries, and by|!he city hall, and important | tal little leaked out at a time, and the | some 15,000 out of 14,000 se pene oF of | matter was brought to the atten- | Im the matter of a comfort sta- | ton of Justice Hadley, Justice Had-|known. He mey be opposed by| tion, to be erected at the corner ley i@ & man against whom there | #irepullers and corrupt corporate! or torn av. N. W. and Ballard av. has never been @ breath of sus | interests, but the position has been it was decided to ask the city om picton. That any tainted man should taken out of politica, and surely the ef! to pot wp an oqung Se Oe eit with him upon the supreme | governor will not disregard, at the Commer somewhere, in much ® Pisin) bench was impossible first opportunity, the Yoice of the |{hat It would pot lari embars Investigation Started, — so plainly spoken under the | pocved to think that this / Justice R was given to endes | oem Primary law, passed during | anewer the purpose Jest oo woth as | stand how matters stood and was pee Aye ede a * « . vt, her lane expenaive. “Coun j allowed to call for his own invests | iscting redit’ ts Generar Mead’ | climan Armetrong. who was present, gation, which he did. The mattar | pamtetgteoton ee "\wan asked to use his best efforts Which epee teane Bar association. |" PRIMARY LAW ADVOCATE. |!" putting this matter through, the | which appointed @ special commit. — tee to Investigate the charges. The | bs A committee of Steamer Umatilia went into the | *** ted to look into the mat- sth at, (Times committee did not find it conven. | Moran dock this morning to ship her |‘ paving W. 6 4 font to meet until yesterday and|new shaft. She will r to | St). Am employe “ow ps omen department stated as the Seattle Electric compa planning to double track all paved streets, it is highly probalie Ballard av, would be ae in that ae in the near future. ind Stolen Wheel. Sunday, November 15, « bicycle to James ig eg stolen from the Junction bullding. The police were immediately noti-| laave shout D mber 2 on the! southera run, t will carry freight only this trip. sak In} Airship it is practically assured that the members were aware of the fact that Juatioe Root was to resign. Had events progressed as It was intended they should, there would jhave been no supreme court weandal. Justice Root would have resigned under the plea of poor health, as be promised, and the peo- ple of the state would have been none the wiser, JUDGE ALBERTSON in all of the bleycle repair shops Yesterday 4 local boy took the bi- cycle to & shop for repairs and was arrested. The boy claimed to own | A, a told a str htfor- abn: heap the wel an ai ser another boy for $1, paying half/ The resignation of Justice Root, an soon as it Ila accepted by the | governor, leaves a vacancy on the |aupreme bench of the state which | will be filled by appotntment by the |governor, Inasmuch as Justice Root resides tn Seattle, the appoint down. The case wae tufned over to Ju veniie Officer Lewla, who found that the story was true In every detail. The youngster who sold the wheel for the ridiculously low price was later arrested, and confessed to the theft. Santa Claus Will Ar- rive in Seattle ) | meee wit be made from the bar of Saturday Bays Prosperity Prevails, @. G. Cox bas recently returned | Speculation aa to the appoint from Walla Walia and surround: | | ment was rife among the attorneys ling country, He reports the dis- of Seattle today Of the names trict to be enjoying very promperece mentioned for the office that of Will Mak Hi Hom |tmes, everybody being busy at Judge R. B. Albertson of the King e s e con a poaammeee Py sounty superior rt, seomed the with the intention of platting it up| mout general, Judge Albertson is at the Bon Marche into five and ten-acte tracts. } recognized among the attorneys - Union services, comprising the congregations of the Methodist Hpiscopal, Presbyterian, Baptist and Santa Clava, the Grand Old Man! Christian chureh will be held at practicing at the King county bar as probably the most efficient judge King county has ever had A Mead Appointee. jon the bench and off of it he comes | y4 Species Thankaviving, The attornoys of Beattie have every | dren to be there to greet him. A confidence im him and hie appotnt-| handsome Sante Claus souvenir | meet at this time would be @ mest | will be given to every youngater— | popular ome. |one of his own making. All letter: The appointment of Judwe Albert | tor Santa Claus should be address. son would leave & vaeancy on the | ed to The Bon Marche or they may ot Thursday the m On account being | ances! y ing, awton eire’ til Friday, the 27th, Tho president urgee all mombere to be, present. superior bench and would gtve Gov. |be gomt to the dead letter offiee,| Mrs. Ww Mead & second appointment bece wie | Cm ac ens | Minter Saunders, of Nome, Alaska, of Root's resignation spent the dey im Ballard, at R. R. Wreck Sale home of Mra J. ML. Loe, on 1th av Judge John &, Humphries, w. Two car loads of Clothing, §)™ xt to the name of Judge Albert- |] Mats, Shoes and Moa's Yurnish- | ar eae son that of Judge John ©. Humph-|9 ine Goode, of wroes on of 9) Tho lndime af #4. Aiphonous’ par ries {8 mentioned. For twenty days | mguntains, ngw on sale at ton wil bald the meow nf tie omsd after the primary election it was|} Rainier Clothing Stove #) i's \ Mecrostien Mail thie oven: | generally believed that Judge | 1204 Wiest A Mre. Vander Soom whi eters it Preto: iu Senttte Humphries had been nominated. He Buld at Lowen tored carried King vowoty easily, polling Pe ry Born a A i ENT PROWLE MP OPERATING UNCHECKED SS ES CONSIDER BA MANY NEEDS of crude oll eting of Gen. | hotel Will be postponed un-! pared for the departure for Wash PRISONERS HAVE GENUINE ED TODAY CAUSE FOR THANKS turkey and the “trimmin’s” tomor row, “Why, bless your soul, gentlemen, don't you know? Why, I am going | to give those fellows the feed of thelr earthly career. There will be turkey or roast chicken, sweet pota toes and rich, brown gravy, craw berry sauce tilt your mouth juices all up, eake and pie, celery and fruits, and—AND—real coffee, “You may wager your life that there will be no lack of Rood things. Now you trot right back and tell your friend’ in detention that I'm going to give them a Thanksgiving dinner tomorrow that will make them forget all of their troubles.” Mr, Hassell’s good news was | borne to the prisoners by Jaer Cor bett and the snorts of disappoint ment which « d him were soon turned into cries of joy. And today every prisoner 1s on his good behavior because Corbett announced that Mf any inmate fynny” he would be strapped down and compelled to watch the others eat turkey and all the “trimmings a ————— diamond set, a Indies’ silver watch and silver chain, a pair of gold link euff buttons, a puree containing a small amount of. silver, a small seal ring set with two diamonds, « T’ Delta Chi fraternity pin and a Pi Reta Phi sorority pin set with three pearls. No trace of the prowler was found by the police. The apartments of O, H, Schlee, at 1208 Kast Madison st, were entered some time last week, according to a report made to| the police last night. The thief took a valuable heirloom in the shape of an oddly-shaped gold bracelet, ELECTROLIERS WILL LIGHT UP A.-Y.-P. work of building the decorative electroliers and chairs will begin at once. Thousands of electric lights will be used about the big exhibit pal jaces. The Manufactures and Agri culture buildings will each require 8,500 lights for the exterior decora- tion and it will require 5,000 each to outline the Fisheries and Mines buildings. On the Auditorium building will be 5,000 lights and it will take about 4,000 to illuminate the Fine Arts! butiding. In the geyser basin will be more than 1,000 Nehts, and it will require more than 1,500 for the electrical decorations under water about the Cascades. LARD’S Gilmore, 6906 Leary av. November 22, 1908, a son. Ballard camp No, 176, W. 0. W, will give another smoker at the hall Friday evening, November 27. Woodmen only are invited ARCHBOLD IS ON STAND Standard Oil Officer Ap- pears Nervous as Witness. Mt United Press.) NEW YORK, Nov. 25.—Guarded three | on elther side by a policeman, John to Drs. ID. Archbold, first vice president of relief that has always followed the \the Standard Of) company, walked great drugless treatment? across Bowling Green today from ny is | 26 Broadway to the customs build- have been cured by Drs. Lough- ing to resume his testimony before in the government sult to dissolve the Rockefeller holding company. The policemen refused to allow anyone else to enter the elevator with Archbold and when he ap peared before Ferris he looked wor. od and at once began @ search, ried and was nervous. There could | 40d Union st faving & description of the wheel|be no doubt that he was uncom.|). ™. Sunday, 9 to 12 only. fortable. The contrast between the Appearance of Archbold and the placidity and confidence of John D. Rockefeller on the stand was noted by everyone present The first part of Archbold’s | amination was taken up with the methods of determining the price Evidence was introduced in an effort to show that the Standard began acquiring the properties of other refineries only when com pelled to do so by the attitude of producers The hearing was adjourned until Monday and when it re-convenes, Deputy Attorney-General Kellogg will begin the cross-examination CHINESE OFFICIALS GO EAST TOMORROW (By United Press.) 10:30 in the Baptist edifice. Rev. F ited ae Me was originally appointed to} Cixtatmas land, will be soon with | L. Crim will preach the sermon, | SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 26 the local bench by Gov, Mead and|"* Seain. This year he is coming| Ny “services will be held in the; Thetr three days of rest from has been twice eiected since that | !m hie own airship and will alight | eventne. pearing be cribed by the Taoist appointment. It ts said of him that| next Saturday morning at The Ron | coadieel jritual in honor of the dead were services | completed early today but owing to arche airship landing, corner Bec. | wilt be held in St Stephen's Hpls-/the weather Prince Taai Fv 4 more nearly being the ideal judge} | amet Manon Selaeenae ak Te tal athe rinee ai Fu an than any other man ever occupying | "4 Avenue and Pike Street. We) Sih™ cctor, Rew. Jobn A. St ( iair, | Special Ambassador ‘Tang Shao Yi & similar position in this county,|"ré requested to ask all the chil-| will preach. | we unable to visit any of the | places of interest In the city visitors while ‘The vemained at thetr their attendants pre. gion tomorrow. A prominent Chi nese of the city declared today that HE. Bard and sisters, the | mors Hnking the prince's name with negotiations for Chino-Ameri the | ean alliance aré without foundation Gwe City While You Wait. M7 4AM&S BT. 7 | TROOPS CALLED OUT AT ROME, (By United Pi ROME, Nov. 26.—Troops Were called out today to pup an anti Austrian demonstration on the streets, There is great feeling here and & is feared that farther trouble will result. The government is afraid that some action may be taken that will drag Italy into the | Balkan situation. DB) ‘DRS. LOUGHNEY ARE PERFORMING WONDERFUL CURES SCORES OF PEOPLE WHO HAVE SUFFERED FOR YEARS AND THOUGHT THEIR CASES IN- CURABLE, MADE WELL AND HAPPY . ONCE AGAIN BY THOSE SKILLFUL DRUGLESS PYBICIANS, | ACKNOWLEDGMENTS OF GRATEFUL PATIENTS They have cured every chronio case of rheumatism, gout, Bright's disease and obesity that they have treated in Beattie. MR. REUBEN HEYWOOD, 68 years old, contracted rheumatiom in the Civil war and has suffered continually ever since, cured com- pletely after 16 drugiess treat ments. Address Georgetown, R, F. D. No. 1, JOHN SHINBERG, Cured of epileptic fits. Averaged three and fouf fits a week for over 20 years. Address Gen, Del, Renton, Wash. MRS. W. F. BROTHERTON, ured of sciatica rheumatism. Can be seen at 106 Pike st. |MR. BARNEY KRAKENBERGER, Cured of rheumatism. Can be seen at 509 Marion Building. MR. L. GILCHRIST, Cured of sciatica rheumatism. Can be seen at Station C, Madison Park. MR. GEO. P. BRENNAN, Cured of rheumatism. Can be seen | at 20 Sullivan Building. | | MRS. A. J. SEWARD, | Saved from the surgeon's knife, Can be seen at 622% Thomas st, | MRS. C. KNUTSON, | Baved from needless operation. Can be seen at 405 Cedar st. MAYOR MUELLER of Georgetown, Cured of deafness and gout. ‘Can be seen at Georgetown. JIM MORRISON Has suffered for years with | nervousness. He will gladly testl- ty to the quick relief he received at the hands of Drs. Loughuey & Loughney, Can be ¢een at his place of busiuess, 1222 Second ay MR. PETER MOORE Had running sore on leg, suffered excruciating pain, could not sleep night, bad chronie rheumatism also; both sore leg and rheuma- tism cured after one month’s treatment. Address Catholio Brothers’ College, South Park, Postoffice Box 22. Hundreds of Testimonials and Ref erences Here of Cases Just Such as Yours. Why put off another day coming Loughney and getting the Many people whom you doubtless know ney's drugless treatment; and no that | Special Examiner Franklin Ferris | doubt you will recognize more than one among the many who throng | the doctors’ offices all day. Don't delay any longer, go and be examined free at the offices of & Loughney, 10-11-13 | Estabrook Building, corner Second Hours, § a. m. to @ | | Wanted, Wan! We & We | BOND ANY, ue ai wel INTERNATIONA COMP. 1 ttee-2e American Basie AND THEREBY SAVE FROM $100.00 TO $150.00 ON YOUR AUTOPIANO, Including free use of our olfeu lating library. 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