The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 18, 1912, Page 6

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After a canthrox abampoo the hair dries evenly and | quickly, and (hkes on a charming luster and silkiness Advt SULPHURRO ‘FOLLOW DIRECTIONS AND HEALTH WILL | BE YOUR REWARD Others It Will Also Do for You. ‘Merits of Remedy — and Strength. j This quotation from the Sulphur fo booklet is the keynote of the Sul-| phurro treatment for Rheumatism “and blood, skin and stomach disor- ders. The booklet points the wey Bealth. If you are affiteted the y is open to you to place your im its normal condition. But o Is not magic. It utilizes | pature’s purest and most ef-| remedies, bat the patien') B expect the best results only| en he or she follows the direc its use as laid down after | [LAUGHING UND GIGGLING AT OVER Dere f ATTORNEY BLAMES’ - Attorney Bausman Testified That Judge Named Baxter as That Judge C. According to the testimeny of) -— own accord named Sutcliffe vr} both Baxter and Hausman, the re-| las one of the recetrers for the|Celvers remained as such for two] i Ses ee ee months, Bausman acting as their ME TAKING MEDICINE | Western Stee! Corporation, and thus, attorney, and also ae attorney. {0 | BE FAIR TO YOURSELF | ju: two receivers in charge of the | bankrupt estate, although there wae need of only one, was the admission | the $877,000 assets of the corpora }made by Frederick Bausman, attor-| tion Habitities totalled $1,404 petitioning creditor in| 000, they testified __ Thousands of Cures Testify to ney for the Booklet that cave, ¢t Co. of New York, who subsequently Points the Way to Health aiso became attorney for the re ford review of the eight reeeiverships he held under Judge Hanford. Repre- concern, Bausman replied that the sent ¢ McCoy questioned Baus- allowances were made without cow man on what need there was for sidering that statw the appointment of two recelvers,| been abandoned and Bausman denied that he had any thing to do with Baxter's appoint ment Hanford himself. when he filed the petition ruptey for the principal creditor of the steel corporation, he suggested the | celver, fowner in demurred to Ames’ appointment for why, ty 183s ADOLF! 1 NEVER S4w HIM CUT UP SO LIFELY BEFORE] VoT DOES DISS MEAN ¢ ISS IT BOSSIDLG I AM MISSING SOMEDINGS Goor f HANFORD FOR ENTRY OF BAXTER IN CASE) Second Receiver in Western Steel Case When Two Re-| ceivers Were Not Needed—Receivers and Attorneys Drew} $40,000 in Fees Before All Labor Claims Were Settled, | the Metropolitan company, whie held a $600,000 preferred claim on Didn't Follow Law. For this work Hauxman got $16, Trae Metropolitan duct the actual business of a going Fees Aggregate $40,000. their duths trustees in bankruptcy, and Edgar) *isned today tion assets to the Metropolitan cor r the an 000 cash, Hausman testifies! For this service already received $5,000 each. In all. receivers, “trustees and attorneys! received $46,000 of 70,000 cash.| “Were all the labor claims paid?) Judge that bank charging that up to He sald an additions! | Mejid Effendi it was shown. name @ Edgar Amer as re Ames is a wealthy tide land Seattle. Judge Hanford xter. Is in Uncommonly Fine Flow of Spirits HA~HA=HAL OSCAR, THAT PAL OP YouRS 13 SURE A Live wike. EST JOKES, AND HIS FLASHES OF WIT ARE Con CONSTANTINOPLE. Following the desertion of hundreds ; | of officers and soldiers of the Turk ish army to the rebel side and with on the (threshold @f what is believed to be a general ering the Hanford tip son of | Mourad, on the throne. | THE STAR—THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1912. VULSING. 000 and the receivers ach got cetvers Anked by Representetive| es Fee of $2,500 per Month. whether these allowances MAY DETHRONE | Ransman was called by the Han with the percentage allow defense following the testi ance fixed by federal statute in mony of Baxter, who gave a brief cases where recelvers do mot con NEW SULTAN July 18 leach of whom obtained $5,000 for) With the discharge of the re-/(belr country }two months’ work, although the ceivers, Sutcliffe Baxter and Lew business of the corporation had ter Turner were then appointed ax|revolution, the Turkish cabinet re merely consisted in taking an in- Ames was made a third trostec resignation of Minister of ventory of the assets. | They are still holding their offices Mahmoud Ssefka Pasha ! Biamed It on Hanford. | As trustees they sold the corpora-| Rumors are spreading that there; |FLYER EARNS $100,000 | NEW YORK, July asked Representative McCoy of|coln Heachey, who in seeking all-| |mony from ber husband, the ayj-)™4®. 18—-Mre, Lin At HE'S CRACKING THE REALLY we CAN'T GET TH LAUGHING AT ONG JOKE BEFORE HE Comes OUT OF THATROOM WITH ANOTHER, DSs CLEVER ROUGH 138 MORE SPARKLING E UND HE Goes OF DOT ROOM, COMMENTS ON HANFORD FROM EASTERN PAPERS Kastern newspapers, aside from printing lengthy dally ar chment tion to the investigation in their just a week after the, ational evidence brought out in War) tide newspapers are daily printing more than « column detailing the] Li ttestimony of the Witnesses The following are editorial ¢ is & well defined movement among: Papers nt of its claim|army officers and members of the) Hberal party to depose Sultan Mah | the trustees have| med Keehad Khan and place Prince question as he to how much a gentle exSuttan man ordinarily drinks is Itkely tojconatitution againat drinking From Pittsburg Leader cles cov are also devoting un ab atten editorial columns. Owing to the sen the government probe, scores of out came omments clipped from various sews eply that there assume proportions as important ae | that of “When te a judge drunk or who was it who struck the inte Billy Patterson? Judge Hanford’ mer and Jud Prom = Pitteburc interests pro poting. Taft, Lori on Hanford and Arch friends say he drank like & gentle-/haid all at the same time, the coun. try In having a spectacle that per ul study and observation. some reason. The defense qttempt Not quite all yet,” Baxter re- ator, alleges that ina year he earn |, Judge Arehtmld and Judge Hom haps will never be seen agnin shurro is not difficult or un-\ed to show that the objection plied. “We paid $33,622, rejected ed $100,000. He made $75,000 in |ford may reflect, when considering) Friends of Judge Cornelius Han to take either internally or |against Ames was that Judge Han- $2,848 because their claims were|one summer, whe says. {that every man bas his trials or ford, of Seattle, Wash., are holding This beconres quickly | ford did not want to appoint a re mot properly verified, and there are! |few, mighty few, are able to afford | out for the point that a judge ixn't mt as you read the booklet,|ceiver suggested by an Interested, still about $463 to be paid.” | Dance at Dreamland tonight. °*¢)trials of impeachment. That are really drunk until he's down on bis which accompanies each bot | party. The truste still on the job.) =~ ee . a * ag them above the common herd 6f pack reaching up for the ground ‘Of Sulpburro, If you desire, the| Bausman then suggested the said Baxter, to dispose of 152 tons You Couldn’t Hire judges, wot? That sounds reasonable fet will be forwarded to you|name of Lester Turner, former of steel. sd enpems a“ request to the C. MC. president of the First National It was also developed in the tes ae From Kansas City v en e fer From Peoria Herald-Transcript Sulphur Co,, 71 Columbia|Bank of Seattle. Jodge Hanford timony of Baxter that, as receiver Me to Wear Dress ene “Goad” Optical Jvdke Hanford, of Seattle, accord Seattle, mavvtacturers of found no objection to that, said for the Knosher dry goods store Good P ling to thé testir then fr Necessary for Success it marvelous merit as a! € agent, Suiphnrro would not be known as such a great med- iene. it is purity itself. A single ora hundred bottles, will) or can have no injurious ef fect upon the system | ‘There is no harmful substance in| | Sulphurro. It is a guid compound of that great antiseptic and germi-| elde, Sulphur, and the accompany-| Ingredients are equally as ben-| 3 as the sulphur itself, Time! and again Suiphurro has been an alyzed by impartial investigators | found to contain not a single substance that coold tn the slight- eat degree be termed deleterious. ‘Wt ig marketed under the guarantee of the Pure Food and Drug laws of _ the United States. thousands and thousands of cures of Sulphurro al) along the Pa be medicine. Not a case of Rheuma-| tism has been known to fail of cure when the directions were strictly followed. What it bas done for oth ers it will do for you. Pure Biood Restores Health Purify the blood and nature has &@ chance to restore the system to health. Impure blood is the root of far more disease than people xen erally imagine. When the blood is tainted with impurities, and carries poisons through the circulatory sys- tem, the entire body is contami- mated, and disease gains a firm hold. Sulphurro’s process is to cleanse the system of these impurities and disease germs by first making the blood fresh and pure and whole some. Then nature has a chance to do her heaith-giving work, the dis @ased parts are rebuilt, and the pi tent is healthy, fresh and young again, That's why diseases orig inating directly in the blood yield so speedily to the Sulphurro treatment Read the Booklet First “Read the Hooklet,” and Carefully consider the sensible truths you find there with refer eMce to disease and the human sys- tem. Your eyes will be opened to! the common sense of the Sulphurro method. Then follow the directl: us systematically, Don't dally witt the treatment; do Sulphurro justice by a fair, honest trial. Don't be discouraged if you are not entire! enred in a week, Have patience Don't take too much Sulphurr« because an excessive amount of | is no more beneficial than just enough; don't take it in insufficient quantities, or you may lose the ef @ fect. Make free use of the Sulphur ro bath, for that is one of the most effective and at the same time one of the most delightful forms of the treatment, it brings the curative Sulpharro springs water right into | your home. Sulpburro comes in 50> eant and 2A bottles, all druggists, —;| Bid Bausman, but then added the name of Sutcliffe Baxter on his own itiative and withour that there was need for more than|tion of bis attorneys, McClure & one receiver. McClure, and Leopold M. Stern,| ‘There never occurred to me,” without calling a meeting of the said Bausman re practically as custodians of|given by McClure, one of bis at the property.” torneys = Sas ee ee 250,000 WOMEN AND TOTS that Funds are being c there been such suffering exhausted starvation, and in | officials have granted permission to the new league to establish jits collection agencies at every street corner a widespread response to the appeal, but the iar below the vision houses DANCES AND D A record crowd attended the pro-,Star Spangled Banner,” and brought the audience to its feet ances given last nee ee aa The program last night is the night at the Potlatch grand stand. Not only were all the seats taken/ before were placed around the grand stand to accommodate the pe ple. The first number, fan drill, field queens to the audience, queens were attended by 60 little maids of honor bearing arches of Potlatch daisies. more dances, ench of which was | delight 1 number, was danced to the tune of “The They Make Good who keep themselves in fine hag condition. liver, good digestion, and the timely use of the reliable which was a going concern at the time of bis appointment, he agreed to close it up on the recommenda-| in. any showing that there should/ creditors and hearing from theus.| two receivers Their duties| This testimony conflicted with that STARVING IN LONDON TODAY LONDON, 18.—The White Cross league, formed] July to relieve the families of striking transport workers, estimates 250,000 and children Are starving in London ected on the street corners to aid them. in the recent history of England has That was during the depression that women Only once before The women and children of the strikers are actually facing the hope of raising funds to aid them the | reer sf There has been um raised is still amount needed, A number of newspapers are co-operating, and several pro- today announced donations of food. eS RILLS BY CHILDREN ONE OF BEST HITS OF THE WEEK by Uneotn Ave, Chicago. ommended in Seattle “o stores. lt of months of work by Mr« rriet Saunderson, Prof. M. Doug jas and Miss Marie Harding. Wag ner’s band furnished the music. The participants in the dances were chosen from the various schools of | the city. 'NO COMPROMISE | FOR BILL TAFT, WASHINGTON, D. 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Hanford of Se From Boato evening Herald Sane and rati |diclary is being exemplified in the cases of Judge Archbald of the commerce court and Judge Hanford of the federal court of Washington The former has been impeached, af- ter a thorough Investigation of the charges made against him and must stand trial before the United | States senate. |subjected to a rigorous investiga ition by a subcommittee of the com jmittee on the judiciary | House and seems likely to t |Jected to similar proceedings From St. Louis Republic would Judge John Ba Hanford do for that Seattle jurist’s full title? From Kansas City nesses for Cornelius Star— Wit the United States judge who is ing investigated at Seattle by a congressional committee, declare that Judge Hanford’s tendeney to sleep while on the bench is caused jby his “heavy eating at lunch hours,” and not because of intox feation. But for the fact that the | witnesses were lawyers somebody | might have suggested another char jitable view of the case—that he went to sleep to avoid the able dis cussions of “eminent counsel,” From Louisville derald—If Judge Hanford was not drunk he must have a mighty wobbly underpinning from the testimony given in his case, 13S BECOMING MORE MYSTERIOVS, DER HIT OF DER EVENING, Judge Hanford of Seattle might | ness stand by ix nothing in the Leader—With | nal recall of the ju-| The iatter is being | How | ley Cornetius | Hanford. | MORE UND ADOLF {38 He VERY MINYTE, IN UND OUDT (iy SON PLANS 10 COME 11 (My United Press Leased Wire) | SEA GIRT, N. J. July 18 ly, it wap learned, but will make Massachusetts, Connecticut, York, Ohio and Indiana WILL CALL FRANKLIN IN (By Unites Presse Leaset Wire) 8 ANGELES, July iH | Harrington of Chicago, also a sta’ witness, the defense in order t tify. 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DARROW TRIAL 18.—Hert Franklin, confessed jury briber| im: jand «tar state witness, and John R.|beceuse It rids the will be called to the wi’ the | the tre: Darrow trial today. This was ad mitted yesterday by tiie defendant when he requested that the court nen to report there to tes nature of théir probable was not divulged, but it is generally believed that they will | be asked to corroborate statements |by defense witnesses who were called with the object of impeach Franklin He testified that he furnish- ed bail money for John R, Harring ton when Harrington was jailed in Francisco for refusing to an swer questions asked him when he as Angeles | | SECURITY is the first principle of investment. The investment af your surplus funds requires your decision in what is safe and se- Upon the conservatism with which every business is con- flects the conservatism of its mana We pay 4 per cent Compounded Semi-annually WASHINGTON TRUST SAVINGS BANK | SECOND AT CHERRY. 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