The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 21, 1912, Page 6

( Hotels or Risewhere Get the Original ana Genuine HORLICK’S MALTED MILK » The Food Drink for All Ages Rich MUR, Malt Grain Kaxtract, ts Pow aer Not in Any Milk Trus' Js" Insist on “HORLICK’S ‘Take « peckage home At Foun Incubators $8.00—The Ideal, Built for this cliv Sixty-oge, $8.00. Other sizes propertion. Sold by the Chas. H. Lilly Co., Foot of Main St, Seattle, J Catarrh Ended MONEY RETURNED IF HYOME! DOESN'T BANISH CATARRH Het rid of catarrh—start today éure it without pouring Into your stomach a vile and unpalatable nos. tram. HYOMEL (pronounce it Higho- me) cures catarrh in hose 0: throag, and does it by such @ simp! and pleasant method that thousands who have been cured are giad to recommend it Just breathe Hyomel, soothing, medicated an’ properties will come in dire tact With the inflamed parts, stop the discharge, drive out the sore ness and heal the membrane JUST BREATHE THROUGH and tts antiseptic Hyomel is made of Eucalyptus conibined with other antiseptics. Breathed through the Inhaler it de- stroys Ue persistent catarrh germ. A complete Hyomet outfit, incive ing inhaler, bottle of Hyon! and simple instructions for use. only costs $1.00, Extra bottle of Hyomel 50 cents, at druggists everywhere. For catarrh, coughs, colds, sore throat or catarrhal deafsess it will back I WANT ABOuT 4-0. Centr OF FLYPAPER, LAFOLLETTE COMING T0 OEATTLE (By United rreee Leased Wire) WASHINGTON, March 21,—-Gov- Yess, wR, YESS, IR -— we MAF Trade in Fly Paper Brisk Til ADOL ¥I- FROM DER, STORE 3’ WorTH THE STAR—THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1912. ROOM DOWN BRING ABOVDT o. |Jack Binns Tells | BY JACK BINNG You mast uso your own judgment about the making of your aerial, which is the wave catehing part of your wireless outfit The main | point ts that you must have one or two bare wires strung across a 5. foot ” a beight of at h 20 feet from the ground. higher they are in the alr the better You may be able to find. long poles, which you can set in the ground. Or perhaps you can find trees pear by, to which you can at tach your wires, You might 2an them from a barn to a tree, or from the barn to the roof of your house. A Dozen FLYPAPERS! = « Pr & and operation} Gr from one bouse to another, or) mines and an Alaskan steamship fine by way of {ine Pacitic ports through the Pan- | ama canal to New York, | Vietor im the North Dakota pri- imaries, Senator Robt. M. La Fol- [latte of Wisconsin, it is dectared by bia intimates here today, will make his next stand for support on the Pacific coast with the above as hi an. Aggressive action, friends say, ts to be jot Al he word from e the nomination « if pot that, balance of republican presidency, or least hold = the power jwhea the final test comes tn. the | Chieago convention, Clogs the pores of the scalp, pre venta the hair from obtaining prop- er nourishment—causes it to fude and eventually to fall out. And be- sides, it's irritating and annoying to have yous scalp itching and burning all the time. If you want to get rid of the Dan- d@ruff germ—to stop the annoying itching and burtiing—io have a really clean and healthy scalp, xet today—prove to yourself what a sat- it ls to have hair health, | part of the scheme ts to transport ware store of this city Your money back if not satisfac-| teres wr aud denl- trial bettie. SPECIAL FOR 15 DAYS Fines tite spherical guaran $2.50 Fives Seientificaity Baamined. Optical Repairing promptiy done and broken lenses rewlaced Frames, a lenses, 905 Third Ave. Newer Marion. Mee’ Trunk & Bag Co,, {nc TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES Ww uf own ‘@ in Seattle and 9a, Hist Ay. cor AMUSEMENTS i MOORE THEATRE ‘Tonight and Balance of Week Bpeclal Priced Matinee Saturday MRS. LES Ann 1 “EWO WOMEN* Seattle Theatre Main 43 Blilott 49. TOMIGHT—ALL WEEK Bargain Matinee Today. “THE CHOWUS LAD Next Week, Start Sunday ie White ” PANTAGES A While La Follette’s next personal Appeal to the voters is to be made In Nebraska, bis campaign in that state will be sbort, and then he ts at once to me on the P const, La Follette is satisfied that there the question of developing Alaska and the question of who ts to benefit by the Panama canal are real, live issues, and be believes la stromg advocacy of the plan to leatablish a government-owned line of steamers along the Pacific coast | jana through the canal to New York | will make stu a host of (riends and his support. those who already © declared for him. La Follett plan, it is pointed t by his friends, Is the most inv pitt confirm + | if | placed before the people. That one hinery from the Panama canal to Alagka to open up the country is jcertain, and this he undoubtedly [Will urge fo the limit when speak jing In” Washington, Oregon and { California, No definite date has yet been set by La ette for his departure westward, but he is expected to start about April 1. it is planned ; that he shal! detiver some speeches including Se- fight is to be [made in Oregon and California, which latter commonweaiths he hopes to have behind him when the fight opens in Chicago. ROOSEVELT TO STUMP WEST (By Cnlted Prens Leased Wire) NEW YORK, March 21 esort ing to the old-fashioned method of campaigning, Col. Theo. Roosevelt, lit was announced here today, would |stamp the Middle Weay to further his candidacy for the” republican | resid ntial = nomination The stamp speeches he is to deliver are now in course of preparation and &@ tentative itinerary has been com pleted. In all of his addresses, it {8 une \ derstood, Col. Roosevelt will reit lerate his Columbus speech In sub ance, and discusx, the recall of jadicial decision resent plans call for Col. Roose- velt to leave for Chicago next Ty day evening, From Chicago he will ga to Kansas City, St. Paul and Minneapolis. On the return trip ihe probably will speak at Detroit jand other points in Michigan. 200 Locomotives The Milwaukee paring for unprec ed business jfrom coast points immediately after the presidential nominations, |according 10 R. M, Calkins, general traffie mana; here, who returned from a confe' with the railroad j officers in Chicago. Orders have |been given for 200 engines and 5,000 boxears, Two extra trans lcontinental trains to the coast will {be installed on May 1 |Told to Drown, Dog Does COSHOCTON, N. ¥,, March 21 Having occasion to rebuke hia mis- chievous fox terrier Dick, James Phillips noted that he seemed to take the censure to heart, expecial ily when the dog heard his owner ¥ | “You're no good anyway, \drown yourself,” Slinking out of sight, Dick was for three days, when his jbody was found at the bottom of a jdeep well on the Phillips farm, COFFEE MADE HENS LAY. CEDAR GROVE, } March 21 The hens of Squire Baldwin of | Rich Road, Cedar Grove, N, J., all jrecelved a drink of black coffee, and | hefore the day was over every hen| had laid an egg. It was not the| coffee that acted as an egg pro-| ducer, bat it was used by the squire | to cure the drowsiness that had overcome the hens for several days railroad ix pre Go and * | from one end of the house room to jth or end. However you do it, the wires }tust be connected together and tin |wulated from the earth. buy porcelain insulators for half # jeent apiece and attach your aerial | hres to th | prevent any of the waves which you catch from going into the earth You want them al) to pase through your One end of Your aerial wire will (© your Instruments, and the length of this wire depends upon | where you place your instruments | AU of the wire that you string Jn jside the house must be insulated | wire, and you must be careful so jstrink It, by means of insulators NEW CHANCELLOR | | Rev, Daniel A. Hanley, for the] past (Wo Years pastor of the ch of the Sacred fleart at Belling today assumed bix duties here as chancetlor of the diocese of Seattle | and chaplain of the new Providente , hospital. He was appeleted by Bishop O'Dea to succeed the jate Very Rev. Emil Kauten, ‘The well known Alaska Hardware ‘for years as the old reliable bard has been leloned by a receiver, They have been unable to méet the awful de mands of some of the creditors. A lrecelver has been appointed and in going to take charge of the atoek until al! bills are paid or make thir firm go throngh the awful ordeal; of bankruptey In the meantime, he Ix going to open up with a big sale on Satur day, March 23rd, and throw goods to the people, so that he can ac cumulate his doliars, bat be «ays, | T Cost cuts no figure with me, so I am golng to cut and slash prices ito give the public the time of thetr lifves.” That f* all right for the lrecetver, also forthe manwfactur ters and the public, but how about [the poor dealer? | : | this due te feof frequent oe formabs vue quid Marmola plished by pre ] af elimina tte Fremeriptte i of fat Chiropractic | \f| Is the Practice of Medicine ff) WITHOUT DRUGS OR KNIFE _ | Chronle and acute complaints yield to this modern branch of ff} with sur prising ease, | Dr. Joseph Roane Suite 424-5.7 Arcade Bidg. the medical science | } | ohject of thin insulation ts to! detector and your tuning collhent befo: “FAILURES IN You ean! that none of the ments Aertais on roofs of houses do no! attract lightning, writers have ne objections to thei ure. If you live fn a rented honse and the landlord objects to placing of an aerial on the roof be et AEA ie Be it reaches your inatry an in popularly | suppowed, and the insurance under. the COLLEGE DUE — veooer mir ¢ 5, 17'S BEEN QuiTe /\ LGABANT LATELY. my a | Falling to get any reply from the {present physical condition, and that i } | Javon ae posible. use be ix in fear of fire, you have only to go to the fire Insurance derwriters, and ordinarily they will give you a signed permit to place an aerial on the roof, With the land lord’s permission, of course } The next lesson will tel) you how to connect up your three tnetry | mente--the aerial, the detector and | the taning coll. j ic j TO THE USE OF TOBACCO” (My Untied Press Leseed Wire) President Mackintosh of W CRAWPORDSVILLE, Ind. March! Dr. Mackiniosb said | jand narrow path of college stadenty, | Ht tn undenied that there in a bash college sarees sabstantially great deal lens drinking in our col | with Preaident Francie J, MeCon loges than there was 26 years ago. nell of De Pauw aniversity io his Smoking has probably not increased views expressed In defense of the Ih Wabash during the lant 10 years j t TENCE 22rnt' of college stadents in bis Neverthelres, there is far too much j recent uddress delivered at Indiawjof it. Probably all the failures io |apelis before the Indiana Btate Aw te # Cit i Ti By - & bottle of HAY'S HAIR HEALTH [portant proposition of the sort ever loo, of 905 Railroad Ave, known |tryrucn op Gil aue To8” Superla tendents of Schools. With regard to drinking, regarded ae the two great ext evils which block the straigh Girl Baby Spoils: Bonaparte Plans BRUSSELS, March 21-Bonapartists throughout France are in | today as the result of the birth of a girl to Princess Clementine, wife of Prince Victor Napoleon, he with a high hand of been born Prince Victor would campaign fund with whieh to is fund would have included tun $23,000,000, from Prince Louis Napoleon. blow at Bonapartist hopes. The ‘TWO JAPANESE IN HOPELESS Because they could see no hope} Mra. Marutant | for thelr love affair, Mra, Kolu Marutant and Seteagor Nakao, wét known Japanese at Kent, Wash are Head today, having entered inte a death pact, and taking #tryeh nine gimultaneourly in the hom CHICAGO, Harrison wa aid him in ¢ the 760 co Chicago thts year demands an official welcome a hives loputy mayor tc nk addresses to Tightens the Skin— Loses the Wrinkles There ia a form for a home made preparation which has th fect of instantly tightening the skin, thas smoothing ont wrinkle and furrows The principal ingredient tx pow dered saxoilie, which can be had # drug stores here. An ounce of saxo lite is dissolved in a half pint witei haze) After bathing the face in this but once the transformation | #0 mar ue you look years youne Even the deep crow’s feet are affected, and the annoying ereases about the It'seems diff to believe anything could such results, Many have t larly helped. | Best Way to | Wash the Hair woman either doe oO should d to shampoo with sogp. It is really bad for the hair, aw the » luster and causes stroaky pitting, Washing the hair with sony Jonly half cleanses it and producgs | but a temporary fluffiness If one will wash their hair within! teaspoonful of canthrox dissolved tn | they will ao y, tse for other shams a cup of hot longer have an poos. ‘The scalp will be immnadtt lately clean and the hair will dvy water fluffiness that will last. Canthrox | removes all dandruff, dirt and ex: cess oll, and stops the itching at! once, Nothing better can be used to make the hair beautiful and! healthy, ooAdvt. smoking sod fromthe “scperre’: 20 BODIES — entions scheduled for each of which quickly, taking on # brilliance and |: jhe attempted to cross the tracks. the class foom are due more to the | habitaa! use of tobacco (han to any olber one source. Unquestionably | the use of tobacco conduces greally to the lounging and casy going pirit j ) | re! rtist activity has been running | . in the expectation of # prince, and had @ son) had at hie command an enormous) © his pretensions to the thron rincess Cliementine's $90,000,000 for. mpress Eugenie and $1,000,000 arrival of the baby | | LOVE AFFAIR SUICIDE... } They are belleved to have taken the potson late Tuenday afternoon. The woman was only 22 and very comely. Nakao was a prosperous sirancher. His father left a fow weeks ago for Japan to bring back f his son's betrothed wife RECOVERED M'CURTAIN, Okla. March 21.— | 80 certain are the officials that the || 105 miners entombed in No, 2 mine | of the San Bois Coal company here, || which was wrecked by an explosion of gas, are all dead today, that the relief train with its doctors and nurses has been returned to Fort Ark. Twenty bodies have i overed. Seven, badly char. “|red, were found near the main shaft. } With the mine a burning mass, rescue work is extremely hazard ous. Wooden coffins are pited high | outside ropes have been 5 bout the mine's mouth, hind Which women and children pt vigil all night At the time of the explosion 116 men were at work in the mine, Of these 11 were reseuéd alive one} hour later | BIG SNOW |, CHICAGO, March 21.—A_ three. inch fall of snow last night was fol lowed today by a blinding sleet J}storm, which is driven by a 46. " gale, causing much suffering ivanscontinenttal trains are irs behind their schedules or bave been cancelled ‘Today's sleet storm has crippled ) Ml telephone and telegraph wires and all suburban traffic is at a standstill, The entige middle west is covered with « blanket of snow All trains In Indiana, lowa, Ne. braska, Michigan and Wisconsin! are many hours behind schedule, | Serious floods in the Ohio and| Mississippi valleys are expected to follow warm weather, t | 4 , Wm. Schroff, an elec- i » wave his life. ie entered he wrong platform in a subway station and a train struck him as | Adolf Made a Quaint Remark ° YOU FORGOT Yo SAY, O3GAR, WE VANTS DOT FLY PAPER Mm MITOUDT, Mir oR MiTOoVDT VOT DR. HAZZARD King County Medical under whose supervision she has association. offered to undertake @ tant to last 20 days, Dr. Lindo field Hoxzard made the Dre. C. € approximately has same proposition Smith, L. K. Dawson and W, © Woodward, the physicians Who-testified against her fast cure methods in the recent trial at Port Orchard resulting in her conviction of manslaughter for the death of Claire Williamson, one of ber pa ents Dr. Hazeard says she is in unseat isfactory health and fot this rea | ton is andious to begin the fast ax | Her offer to the King County Medical sssoctation has been « standing one for about & month. i In your testimony at my recent trial for the murder of one of my patienta you gave it a» your opinion that no individual could subsist without food for « longer period than two Weeks.” Dr Hazeard Writes to the physicians who test! fied against her addrensed a communication to the King County | Medical association stwting that 1 proposed to underge a personal fast for the purpose of relieving my FALLS TO DEATH | United Frees Leseed Wire) MONTEREY, A® @ result wo three Cal, Mareh 21 presumably of a fall downstairs, George Hoffman of New Monterey, ts dead here today. | Hoffman was playing cards with several othere when he left the table, saying he would return. Alarmed at bis continued absence, | his Compantons went in seareh and found him lying at the bottam of the stairs in a pool of blood A! supposition of <0! play will be in-/ Vestiggted by coroner's jary Piles Cured | at Home | Quick Relief—Trial Package Mailed | Free te Allin Plain Wrapper. | The Pyramid Smite. casés of Piles have been cured by & trial package of Pyramid | Pile Remedy without further treat ment, When it proves its value to you, get more from your druggist, | at 560 conts a box, and be sure you| Ret the kind you ask for. Simpjy| clip out free coupon below and mail | today, together with your name ant | address on a olip of pape Save yourself from the surgeon's knife and its torture, the doctor and bis bills. Free Pile Remedy Cut out this coupen and mai! to the PYRAMID ORUG CO., 433 Pyramid Bidg., Marshall, Mich., with your full name and address on & slip of paper. A sample of the great Pyramid Pile Remedy will then be sent you at once by mail, FREE, in plain wrapper. Rheumatism for pains that rack the joints, the limbs other part A 00d deol of the pain that is laid to rheumatism is really due to kidney weakness, and an excess of uric acid in the blood. When the is a favorite name} back, the} andjalmost any blood is overloaded with uric acid, it forms into erystals, which are de posited in the muscles, joints, alor the walls of the arteries, and in th sheaths of ne The move erve or mus! that cor acid crystals causes sharp, intense, darting pains and in time starts inflamed ewell ings. Uric acid bas a great liking for the joints, and often combines with other chemicals into chalky or stony partic! These deposits stiffen the foints, making them ex: tremely painful, and in severe cases changing the bones. Rheumatic pain in the thigh Is called sciatica; in the muscles of | @ ‘you, Words by “ 3 Music by Go, OFFICER, You'D Bi THAT DRUG STORE — HAVING AN AWPU PadeT iy MIT OR MiToUDT Pues- OFFERS TEST = ~ 10 THREE PHYSICIANS , Ask Yotir Stop coughing! and tears. 1 bad the dditional purpose In view of permitting members of th association or a selected comm tee to obi the phenomena st prepares the throat, tached to the course of treatment more trouble. a for selentific investigation. To this communication I have received (nothing so no reply. I strongly desire the nistance of several practitioners of your stamp while undergoing the fast, 1 offer now my own person to for coughs and and | am addressing you to doctor’ 's medicine, inquire whether you will consider 4 proposition such as 1 have out doctor about this. 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