The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 23, 1912, Page 3

A : THE STAR—WEDNESPAY, OCTOBER 23, 1912. TR {IN BLOOD, READS PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Oct Bxperiments with human blood | ducted by Prof, Reichert of the mity of Pennsylvania are inter eating hin fellow scientists, The , wor says he has been able to Jean from a drop of blood whether it Ie that of a white or colored per M, whether that of a male or fe mafe and approximately the age of the subject from which the spec men has been taken, All this bas been brought about by the use of photography, by which the micro seople particles of blood can be studied with precision, Some of the blood corpuscles are but 13000 of an inch long. DR. HAZZARD AFTER LICENSE! perior court here to compel the TACOMA, Oct, 23,—Dr. Linda) etate medical board to reissue her Hurfield Hazzar convicted of license to practice osteopathy and manslaughter in killing Claire} fast cure, which Heense was re- Williamson, a patient, by the| voked by the board, following her “fant cure,” has appealed to the #u-| convietion, HASN’T FREAK GOWN IN HER 22 TRUNKS (My United Press Leased Wire) Nb YORK, Oct. 23.—With 22 trunks Milled with new dresses and costumes and accompanied by her husband, Claude CassimirPerter, Mme, Simon, the French actress, ar rived on the Kalser Wilhelm Il, for & theatrical tour of six months. She denied the report that she ts going to live here permanently, One jot her plays is “The Modern Way,” by MacDonald Hastings, and in it will wear gowns of the latest Parisian styles, but nothing freak- ish or startling, she decleres em- phatically She has another play of the time of Loule XVI, and she cays that some of the historic costumes resemble styles of the present time, Her husband will in. Vestgate commeretal conditions for | tis government, and is to act as spe clal correspondent for the Parts Journal during what is left of the campaign. Just Had to Wed Him, for He Proposed 700 Times BOSTON, Mass, Oct severe and win a sweetheart,” t# the lesson taught by the courtship | which has just resulted in the wed. ding of Mdward Van Doren Salis bury, former Harvard man and known as “Handsome Ned” and Mise Catherine EB. Quirk, of Rox bury, a pretty pphone operator Salisbury won her after two years of courtship, during which he pro- posed daily, both by mat! and in person, From November, 1910, when he met Mixs Quirk at the All those days when you feel min Harvard-Yale football game in New! erable, headachy, bilious and dull Haven, Conn., to June 17, 1911, he! proposed to her every day by let | ere due to torpid liver and slug giah bowels, The days when yo From June 17, 1911, every day for two months he proposed in per-| stomach is sour and full of gas, when you have indigestion; the fon, From August, 1911, up to a) nights when your nerves twitch KING IS GUEST . OF AMERICANS) ser: ue aro, Ne provoued, ai] sights when your nerves lich sleep could be avoided with a tea HUNGERPORD, Eng., Oct r King George V arrived this evening | 7 spoonful of delicious Byrup of Figs. to remain for a few days as the |Ien't it foolish to be distressed guest of Hon. John Hugert Ward when theré is such # pleasant way And Mra, Ward, who was Mist Jean} Qian wy in pvaneaine WF Reid, t the Amer VENEVA, » Oct, 28.—Dr : teary er of the Ameria) Witiam Brooks, divector of Smith| G!¥e Your inactive Iver and ten A RE observatory, early this morning dis-|78°ds of wasteclogged bowels a covered @ new comet in the eastern | Horough cleansing this time. Put through small telescopes, is in the | Take a te pooatul, of Syrup of constellation Sextar 4 ine tonight, sure, and just see for BT. Lol is, Oct, 23.—In a crowd slowly eastward. This maken the | yourself by| morning, how gently ed cafe here last night, a man, whol d7y > but thoroughly all the sour bile, had been sitting at on of the tables|4.¢% Comet that Prof. Brooks has for some th with a woman com discovered, panion, suddenly drew a kuife and killed her. Then he stabbed bin self to death, Over 200 people wit nessed the double tragedy. — 23,—~ Don't Fear Strange Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab- the Stomach to ‘Piptand Anything. SURELY TAKE “SYRUP OF FIGS” IF HEADACHY, BILIOUS, CONSTIPATED Sweetens your stomach, clears your head and thoroughly cleanses your liver and 30 feet of bowels of sour bile, foul gases and clogged-up waste. undigested fermenting food and clog up waste matter is moved on and out of your system—no nausea—no griping—no weakness, You simply can’t have your liver inactive and your thirty feet of bowels constipated with sour, de caying waste matter and feel well, The need of a laxative is a natural need, but with delicious Syrup of Figs you are not drugging your- self. Being composed entirely of jusctous figs, senna and aromatics it can not injur Ask your druggist for the full name, “Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna.” Refuse, with scorn, any of the so-called Fig Syrup imita- tlons. They are meant to deceive you. Look on the label. The gen- ulne, old reliable, bears the name, California Fig Syrup Company. TABOO KISSE «a V FINDS NEW COMET of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab- te Your Best Traveling Companion. tell you about the ’ are of Nature along their - 5 ine . describe their modern |!ng is going to be abolished in the a botels but they never! Yestibules of all local churches. J te their ‘cuisine unex-}A. Rifley and C. EB. Lane, of the ‘wise traveler knows /Church board of trustees, have been ’ luck when he/*worn in by Mayor A. J. Gillis as nee oa «box «of |Special “flirting” officers, at the re Tadlets is quite }Qtest of Rev. W. W. Burks, aa many of the other KILLED LANDLADY SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 23.—~ Calmly walking Into police head- quarters and announcing that he had killed Mrs, Freda Carlson, 35, his landlady, while cleaning a shot- sun, Gus Kahl, carpenter, was plac ed under arrest and the police here today believe the woman was mur dered. * p te taking commented a philosophical man, speaking of hotel grills and junction “The agitations in continued, “are the set of men trying to @ other set to think i own inclinations. in religion, politics we learned from ex- ie to eat what they serve; et the food experts, read the c and jokes and leave o to the best expert in 's Dyspepsia Tab- Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets ly do the work assianed ‘ relieve week and stomachs of a great digestive action. Their parts assist the diges- and secretions of the and they simply take up and carry on the work game as & good, strong, stomach would do it. Dyspepsia Tablets all draggists, Paid Advertisement Dying, Paid for Debt Years Old LOB ANGELES, Cal., Oct. 23 Robert George, a wealthy property owner of East Whittier, 15 miles from Low Angeles, has received ir on Old and New Roads in 1911 Jane Addams, famous social worker and progressive party leader, snapped as she was leaving Mere: ital, Ch % Ressevelt in his elek reemt y hospital, Chicago, after calling on HOW WILSON THINKSA CAMPAIGN SHOULD BE RUN| (iy United Press Leased Wire) | BY GOV. WOODROW WILSON N. J, Oct. B Copyrighted 1912 by the United |How he believes presidential cam 5. Press Association paigns should be conducted, waa|, },Hope I have made it clear how I think presidential campaigns written today for the United Press| should be co: 4 , inducted by the way tn, jhere by Gov. Woodrow Wilson of | which 1 have conducted my ow Yew Jersey, the democratic candi cam 4 * n paign. I think it should be date for president. Gov. Wilson's | ducted and decided by a frank an leas on the subject follow lopen discussion of the iasues in- APE Raa aaa |¥olved, the interests to be serve: A jand the available means of dotn, 2tA BETES Detectives found the woman's body sprawled over a chair in her home, ber hair in a tangled mass, and her clothing in great disarray, as if a terrific struggle had pre ceded her death. No traces of evi- dence that Kahl bad been cleaning his Kun could be found by the offi cers. Kahl is held pending inves Ugation, Iowa farmer, The money is in payment for a mule borrowed by Kalb from Col. George when he was a Virginia [farmer more than 60 years ago. | | Later he refused to return the mule jor to pay for it and the incident was almost forgotten. On his deathbed in lowa a short time ago Kalb made hin daughter promise to #end the $200 to the heirs of Cob George that he might have a} él@ar conscience the last moments) of his life. , WORKERS’ CASE INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 23.--Bx- pecting testimony relating to dyna mitings, the United States court foom here was crowded today when thé trial opened in the case of the labor leaders accused of violation of the federal statutes in transporting explosives Mies Dey, former stenographer fox John J. McNamara, continued bah tentinany. showing the alleged At 84 Feels So Young ANITA, lowa, Oct. 23.--In spite and they are the one !of opposition on the part of his the druggist does n0t/sons, Henry McDermott, aged 84, i something in the place Of /nay married again. His bride, wife as good.” Thelr un-i No. 4 for the aged man, is Mra. ed success and Pe? Maggie Wilson, also of Anita, aged wal demand for them ¢|49 Years. MeDermott’s third wife p within the reach Of) died some time ago. According to the prenuptial agreement, the bride will receive as payment for her ten der care of the old man four choice lots In Aniti Before the marriage license was isgued at Atlantic, Clerk Herbert received a telephone call from Moe Dermott’s sons, asking him to re fuse to issue the license, “Father| ia too old,” said one of the boys “We don't want him to marry/ again.” But the clerk could see no excuse for refusing the license. Me-| n.| Dermott appeared hale and hearty. m4 as happy in countenance as a eeaetthaatakane * & Siumbers Between Dead Men. * LITTLE SILVER, N. J., Oct. ® 23.—Awakening after a night ® spent in an old barn on the % Taber farm, near here, into ® which he had crawled for shel- ® ter, a hobo discovered he had % been sleeping between | ® dead men, who, the police say, |@ had been tramping through * this section as umbrella *® menders. The tramps died-® from alcoholic poisoning. Be # In addition to the half thillion and more paid out by King county for road work, large appropria- tions were expended from the state aid fund. This money was spent, all in 1911, for the building of 3214 miles of new roads, as well as for the upkeep and repair and widening of existing roads. With the aid of $50,000 worth of machinery, much of the maintenance of the roads has been done by county officials themselves at the lowest possible cost. However, the heavy and almost constant rains in the winter, together with the steadily increasing traffic on our trunk highways, prompted our county officials to build 1314 miles of HARD-SURFACED roadways in 1911, and contract for about 6 miles more in 1912. The 20 miles of roads were paid for outright, on the “pay-as-you-go” plan. At this rate of 10 miles a year, it would take 22 years to build the 224 miles of trunk highways contemplated under the proposed There can be no disputing the fact that King county NEEDS every mile of these 224 miles of trunk highways NOW. The only question to be definitely settled by the taxpayers is how these roads should what is proposed Campaigos IERN QUICKLY Cures Should be regarded as great and MEAT ASE TO serious matters of national life and Diahetea bas heretofore t jraeen Mabetes has heretofo: sidered incurable, and the only hope|, 10e. effect of personalities in t out to the afflicted has been to/Presidential campaigns serves to protons thelr years by strict diet-/ inject bitterness and to obscure th ae % nie in real fen Ja my opinion person Mexico. « alities have no place ta such con |peen found fo bes apecttic teats. 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WASHINGTON, Oct, 23.—An- “.|other victory for California fruit growers over western railroads came here today when the Inter state commerce commission declar- ed unjustified the advance in freight rates from $1 to $1.15 per 100 pounds on shipments of lemons from California points to Oregon, Washington and Idaho. fhe $1 rate was adjudged rea- fable. Reparation was awarded shippers who have paid the higher rate. ATTORNEY SUED BY MOTHER-IN-LAW uit has been started against At- torney Sidney ». Williams by his mother-in-law, Mrs, Carrie L. Me- Allister, for $3,765, She alleges that he has not accounted fully for trust funds which she allowed him to handle following her divorce. He was to pay her $40 a month, she says, and these payments stopped in April, 1912, after continuing from January, 1907, She invested $600 and some land with a dairy stock company of Williams, she al- leges. ee a * FINDS BILL AROUND BEER BOTTLES IDA GROVE, Iowa, Oct. 23. —While filling the ice box of the Walsh Bros.’ saloon, Oscar bottles he picked up found a ten-dollar bill wrapped around the labels. Just how the money came there is a mys- tery here, RARER KK RK SSeS ee eeeeeee SEES EEE SEEK be built. There are just two general classes of roads— TEMPORARY and PERMANENT. The kind calls for steady and heavy expenditures for maintenance as long as they last, and then, after all this, entire reconstruction. At no time are they able to SATISFACTORILY carry heavy traffic at any- thing like the low cost per ton-mile that permanent hard-surfaced roads do. The PERMANENT hard-surfaced roads are al- ways serviceable—winter and summer, and can be maintained at a NOMINAL cost. They need not be rebuilt. Road experts have demonstrated that it pays to borrow money to build permanent roads, in order to stop the constant drain on the treasury for repairs, maintenance and reconstruction. The only truly permanent roads, it should be remembered, are those built on a RIGID FOUNDA- TION OR BASE MADE WITH PORTLAND CE- MENT CONCRETE, which does not deteriorate, but grows harder and stronger with age. Ask any en- gineer about that and he will vouch for the truthful- ness of the statement. “Permanent Construction” is a book pub- lished for all who wish to know how to man- ufacture PORTLAND CEMENT CON- CRETE and how to lay it properly. If you follow the directions in this, or see that your contractor does it, you will be absolutely of permanent improve- menfs, which will not need to be replaced This book mailed free. certain in your time. The Association of Western Portland Cement Manufacturers Northwest Bank Bldg., Portland, Or. 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