The Seattle star. [volume], November 16, 1912, Image 3

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The Busy Man's Hume—Because it's only
15 minote*' car ride from your work.
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By
City lights for streets ami Cor your home now
* foing in City water and i»ood street* ready for
yoa to build. Low taxes, clo«e-in property.
A district of pretty homes for people that must
, be close to their work.
Wn' ■
|p Building lots grubbed an<l level, ready for the
!i flow Soil rich and black for your garden.
I Priced to Sell
on terms within reach of all—
$250 and
$300
Terms— $5 00 cash and $5.00 monthly. You can
buy your lumber on term* and build your house on
kttns that your rent will pay for it.
Call at the office and I will see that you get
Jour lot now.
David P. Eastman
505 Lowman Bldg.
GOMPERS'LIEUTENANT
TURNS UPON HIS CHIEF
»Y MAX B. HAVES
ROCIIKBTR*. N Y. No*. I« —
Former Oeneral Organiser Jacob
Taielaar has *tra>ed from the ad
ministration reservation, dud up hie
little hatchet. ut.ered several aad
warwhixipa and fired a few retiolu
tiona Into the hopper that are going
to create trouble.
Taaelaar up to a short time ago
was one of Campers' tight bower*;
•as stationed In the Middle Went
s« general organiser. Then. sud
detily. he waa dismissed He saya
when he demanded In writing to
know the cause. he waa anul>l>ed
Now he chilium State Ijtbor Com
missioner William* of New York
Influenced hla dlacharge because bo
charged Williams with being too
easy with employer* who break the
tabor Itwi.
CABINET JOB FOR
PORTLAND MAN
WASHINGTON. Nov. IS Presl
dent-elect Wilson haa under con
alderatlon for the office of secre
tary of agriculture t'harlea 8 llar
rett of Union City. Georgia. Joseph
N Teal of Cortland, Ore . and Clar
ence H foe of Raleigh, N C. All
three are democrat*. ttarrelt I*
prealdent of the Farmers' Industrial
and Cooperative union
Joeeph N Teal of Portland la
chairman of the Oregon Conserva
tive commission. He Is a lawyer by
profeaaioa. but I* an expert on all
farm quest lun*
BAD DREAMS LAND
MAN BEHIND BARS
BAN FRANCISCO. Nov IS.—Hal
luclnatlons of being held up In a
saloon became so vivid la the mind
of Fred Fallon that be bounced out
of bed and visited a atartled and
drowsy desk sergeant of the lluah
st police station here at I o'clock
thla morning.
Eighth and Market ata.. that's
the place." cried Felloe
The sergeant called up the South
ern station tie learned the same
report was received there A de
scription of the man waa exchanged
They tallied.
"The bug ward for yon," exclaim
ed the Huah et sergeant, as be hur
ried Fallon Into a evil
FOURTEEN-INCH
GUN'S THE THING
NKW YORK. Nov. IS—War de
pertment expert* who are at the
Bandy Hook proving grounds for a
aeries of teeta of a new 14 Inch
coast defense gna. believe that the
larger weapon la destined rapidly
to supersede (he IS Inch cannon
The 14-Inch type, !t la expected. will
he placed in the Panama Canal. In
Honolulu and In Manila Harbor, as
well as throughout the New York
harbor defease.
FIND MASTERPIECE
IN JUNK SHOP
MONROVIA. C«l. Nor. !«.—
Drawn b> idle curiottlj to • )«»k
•hop auction In Loo Annelea rwnllj,
1 f>r F M Pottewer of Moerriirta, II
la ala'ed. bounht for $100 * txtintlnje
which plruwl hlii Imcj »nd which
later wti pnimuncnl hjr ronnola
aeurs a Verboerkboven muttrplM*
1 worth at leaat $2#.0«0.
William* denlea the accusation.
Taxelaar declare* he will carry the
fight to the floor of the convention
next week
Taaelaar not only will attark
ttampera In a resolution demanding
that the power of appointing organ
laer* be taken from he prealdent
and lodged In the memberahlp. but
he also will demand all declalont
of the executive counsel be placed
on record and pitbllahed. abollnhlng
• tar chamber aeaatons.
Taaelaar la a member of the big
painter*' delegation He la well
barked up by hi* colleagues and
other delegate*.
J. Mahlon llarnea. a member of
the claarmakera' deleKatlon. with
(tamper*, and manager of the ao
elallat par y national rami>alKn,
will lead the fight aaalnat endor*
lug the paat artlon of (tamper*.
HORSETHIEF ENTERS
CELL ON OWN HOOK
HIOGINSVILUC, Mo. Nov IS.- A
hoy giving hi* name a* "Dutch""
Mann, wanted In Clay county, acci
dentally arree ed himself her*
Mann rode Into town harebacli, ex
plaining that hla aaddle and bridle
had been stolen After putting the
borae In a livery barn he asked per
mission to sleep In the city jail.
Aa Johu Truestlale, a constable, re
ceived a card from Blierlff Thomaa
of Clay county desirlbliia Mann and
hla horse aayltig they were wanted
In Liberty, Mann la In jail
KAISER KNOWS THE
CIRCUS BUSINESS
PORTI.AND. Or. Noy. l« —In
dlaruaalng tb« (treat IntTtuHloqal
yiuht r*ft lob* held it the Cam
■»» !'»■ (ponttion In Han rr*a-
CHICAOO. Nov. U.-Wh.l b-
ItaJ »er \V . m .! r * nM ' of ,h « parrel of
" Alfnn>n *1.1 w•' ' itreenbarka that dlaai>i>*ar*d from
m.«£t! C f.n .-•••* ra»« „f the Chicago
ss&r-ssa .sutts s-'uiirs
" fojs T iiLZ
teller, from whoa* < a«< the
money dro|i|»d out of *lKbt. and
who will probably «o on trial Mon
day before I'nlieJ Hlam Jndi*
Ijutdl*. charged With embejtle
ment.
AMERICAN WOMEN
WHO WORK
Mlaa Lulu Charlotte Eddy, a Pert
land, Or#., beauty, who >• a depart,
mant otore clarfc.
PALZER WINS
PHItJIDEI.PHIA. Nov. !•.—AI
I'alxer, Now York bea>ywei«ht la
another rows up the rh<»mpion*hlp
ladder here today, follow! m hla de
feat of Tony Hon* of Pittsburg after
all rounda of one-aided lulilmi
I'alxer eaally won the decision
Ro*a waa rompletelv elhrowted. tnd
aelxed every opportunity to han* on
THIEVES GET HOLY
RELICS OF CHURCH
GENOA, Not. 1«. Robber* have
stolen from the aanotuary Delia
Ouardla. on Monte ftlaaijno, thr
relic* of four *alnta. which were
enclo«e<l In canon heavily atudded
with Jewel* and preclou* atone*.
Aa attempt aI no w»i made to
carry away the altar of the Madon
na. covered alao wfch Jewel* and
predoua atones. The nhrlne la one
of the mo«it fumou* In Italy.
GREAT, THE RECALL
FOR CIRCULATORS
When the council gets the report
from Comptroller Carroll next Mon
day on the recall petition, »howlng
thousand* of names short, It will
be officially recorded that diver*
and sundry dtljsens of the commu
nity have been handed one great,
big, Juicy, lemon
Kach of the 1,147 sheets In the
petition waa supposed to have con
tained 25 name* M»»st of them did
Hut they weren't Ihe Wimes of reg
Istered. qualified voter*.
That's weher the rub comes For
the profeaslonal petition circulators
were paid 10, 15 and as high as 25
cents a name.
When the Seattle cltlien* showed
Indifference to the recall, these <lr
culators were not to be denl'-a. Ho,
It appears, they them*elv«-s wrote In
natui-s at random. And they col
lected, too.
SHEETS, $47.25 PER,
ON GOVERNOR'S BED
ALBANY. N. V., Nov. 16 I've
fitted out the executive mansion
nicely for my successor," said Gov
ernor I>lx. when ask ml about criti
cism* of the coat of linen sheets
and napery purchased for the man
alon.
Within the la*t few montha
|2,r>00 worth of table and bed linen
ha* been bought, some of the sheet*
cottllhk |47.25 each Then, too, It
coat fit to mark each of them.
The governor denied the price
whs extravagant
THE STAR— NOVEMBER 16, 1912.
MUST STAND TRIAL FOR EMBEZZLING
$173,000-BUT WHERE IS MONEY?
Ft>r five years federal alentha
hare dogged tlligerald'a font
atepa Tbe amarteat and brainiest
Culted Htates secret service men
have kept him under surveillance (
They watched hla houae and hla
office They tried to keep track of
•vary cent ba spent Itay after day
for five years he hardly moved
without a detective trailing bltti,
and they watched hla wife on her
BREAKS A COLD
IN A FEW HOURS
Pirat doae of Pape'a Cold Coin*
pound relieve* all gripp« !
misery — Contains no
Quinine
After the very flr*t (ot» of
Tape * Cold Compound" you die
itnctly feel the cold breaking and
all the dleagreeable grippe
•ymptom* leaving
It la a pnaitlve fact that a duee
of l*apei Cold Compound taken
aeery two hour* until three con
secutive doaee are t*ken will cure
Orlppe or break up the moat *evere
cold, either In the bead, cheat, hack,
•tonsach i# limb*
It promptly end* the mo«i ml*
arable h«*d*rh*. dulln«»« head and
nooe stuffed up. f*verl*bn*** »n«-e*.
Inc. aora throat, running of ilia
miw. mucous catarrhal discharge*,
•wanes*. gtlffneag and rh.-nraatto
twinge*
Take thla wonderful Compound
with the knowledge that there la
nothing elee In the worid which
will cure your eold or end Orlppa
tnleery aa promptly and without any
other aa*l*tanca or bad after effect*
a« a 16-cent package of Papa's
fold Compound, which any drugglat
can aupply—lt contain* no quHln*
- be aure you get what you aak foi
- accept no aubatltute belong* In
every hum* Taatea nice—act*
gently.
MtiUKItN 'leganil) fninlahad
room* at lowe*t rate* at Hotel Vlr
glnu*. Ktghtb and Virginia, near
Weatlake Klllott *01. •••
SAFES *"STaST
DOORS \ BB_
fir*
flunUr Vr*+9 |K/^
Furniture wCy
Fixtures K*
PURCELL SAFE CO.
Ihlhlh A*eel tmt Ike
OXNtlllll MALI.'* *At K
I'hon* Main HI
MM Srg Ave.
Everett-Seattle
Interurban Railway
BF.ATTI.K TO KVKItKTT 1,1rn1t..«
train* 10:10 a m. and 6:16 p m.
Local Traine d 10. 7 10. » 10. » 10,
10 10 11. II 30 a m , 12 10. 1:30 If
2 10. 1 30. 4 10. 6.10 11. r. 30 7
1 30. » 46, 11:46 p. m dully. Extra
train Saturday and Sin day at
10 46 P m.
Ticket (ifflc**- Seattle. 6th a*.,
near We*tieke; Qreenwood. AJax
Drug Store. 86th and Oreenwood.
EVKKETT TO SEATTI.E l.imlled
train* 0 00 a. ni and 4.00 p m.
Ixx al train* —6 to, 4 00, 7 00, 8 n0
tOl 11. 10 00, 1 1 00 * ro.; 1100
noon H. 1 00. l 00, 3 00. 401 it,
6 00, 4 00. 7:00, H 00, 10 16 p m.
dalty Extra train Saturday and
Hunduy at I 0U p. m.
II Indicate* baggage train*.
1- might train i'-avea freight abed at
Muaaai huantta St at « p. m.
PACII' IC-NOItTIIWKST Tit ACTION
COMPANY
Everett-Snohomiah
Interurban
ICVKRKTT TO SNOHomnH—|:«l,
, .in. 1.10, 10:10 *. m.. 12.16, I 11,
2 r.O. 4 05. » 80, « 40. 7:10, 10 00,
II 20 p m.
UNOHOMIHH TO RVBHRTT—I 4».
1:10. »:I*. 1110 *. m, 1 00. 2:10,
I 25, 4:45.' 110 7:11, I 10. 10:11.
II :lfi p. m.
■bopping tour* Ilia Intimate
friend* w«r« cloaely eyed and given
(bird degree examinations
Hut not a mbi of the evaporated
money baa been found
Attaches of th» district Mint-
Mr'l office dwlirt that wilier the
money dropped out of the treas
ury ■ r*Hh hot, Flttgerald has done
Hip following thinga;
Moved from a modest flat to a
$10,000 mansion. nblcli be paid for
and tarnished expensively.
Organised the Illinois Holt. Nut
and Forging Co.. with a large plant
In 4*b'»*ago
Urgnnlted the Illinois Car Martu
fa< lurinw <"0.. with a fbO.OOO plant
at tjammoud. Ind.
1> alt extensively In slocks and
botwle
Uved In costly style and enter
talaed friends lavishly.
Cops Don't Pay
Fare*; Mutt Stand
PORTLAND. Or. Nov 1« All
tart land policemen are today In
■tnt'ted that they muat give up
thalr seats to pasaengera who pay
thftr fares on the atreet cars, as
tbe result of many complaints that
"tfce < ops sit and make others stand
on crowded cars "
Phone Main Ml.
fyrcslransferCo.
Off»ct 114 Jackten St.
Title
Insurance
\\ hen you buy Real
Estate, what is it that you
really want ?
The lain! itself repre
sents only so much noil
which may he bought (or
a dollar or less a load.
But the title—that's the
thing.
The title is what gives
you the right to occupy
without molestation, the
right to mortgage, to sell,
to transfer and devise by
will in other words the
to possession, enjoy
ment and alienation.
J It must be a good title
vr your possession may
aot continue.
, It must be a market
able title or no buyer will
Accept it.
• The best title of all and
the most marketable title
of all is the GUARAN
TEED title.
lK>n't ever permit your
self to be talked into any
thing less.
Washington
Title Insurance
Company
George W. Fitzgerald and the
910,000 reeidenca ha bought after
the 1173,000 vaniahad.
KlU*iral<l aajra be ban priwpered
In th« Inanranre bualneaa. wblrh he
| «ntor«d aflcr behiK dlai-hawd
from tbe ttovernment'a aervlc#, and
that ho itoi money for hi* enter
prlaea tbrouKh lurky Jnveatmenu.
At noon February 10, 1907, Flta
gerald, a aeven year, trusted em
ploye of the Chicago stibtreaaury,
locked tbe cag<- In which he worked,
leaving the |!73.00t> there. No ona
but he had a key for that lock, and
he rarrled hla key with him. When
'lie returned from lunch be opened
| his cage door Hoon afterward# he
! went Into Hubtreasurer William
Itoldenweck'a office and told of the
money'a disappearance. His repu
tatlon and asaurance carried him
easily through re(ieated rigid exatn
Inatlona to wblrh ne was subjected,
but he was dismissed (mm the
treasury'a service—-and was watch
•d.
for three yaiara thla ran along
Then on February 17, ISIO, three
Hays before the atatute of limita
tions would have ended the case, an
Indictment againat Fltigerald was
voted by the federal grand Jury, but
atlll nothing was done toward ar
resting him For six months the
warrants lay Idle, and Flugerald
waa given the Itnpreaslon by the
government that the case was end
ed—but atlll be waa watched. Then
on Hridrtiiber 14, ftlO, be waa ar
rested And still b«* waa watt-bed
| Me pleaded aa a defense tbe stat
ute of limitations.
OH! KING GEORGE
IS SUPERSTITIOUS
IwOKDON.sNov. 16.—King George
sbarea the superstition about the
number 13,
While bunting at Woolley, tbe
king and seven other bun em were
Joined at luncheon by five ladiea
of a (tarty at Chilton The king,
noticing the unlucky number, would
not sit down ufltll Itonald Harding,
the acting agent on the estate, waa
called In *o make the number 14.
DIAMOND BELT
GOES TO WOLGAST
lit) I Blled l*w«« Hlrel
1/W ANQKMM. Not. M — liefore
U-nviiiK h«ro for Sun Kraticlaco,
where he I* lo owl Willi* Ritchie
on Thankaglvlng day. I.lghtwelght
Champion Art Wolfram wit* present
«1 with a diamond belt by Promoter
Tom Mri'irtf. In presenting the
belt, which Wolgaat won when he
beai Jr*> Hlver* liere July 4, Mi-
Clffif I'.iid a high tribute to the lit
tie champion
"If every rlaaa were repreaented
bj a man of your caliber," McCarey
Mid. It would be the na\ iiik of the
MOie."
THE MARKETS
Tim loth-wing ere »>'• average
Drier* pei'l by '"'el comraleelon mer
chant* to the oroducer* and price*
paid by th* r«t*ll*r to the coinmi*-
■ tonet*. The prlree paid the farmer*
rem* under "buying price." end the
*«m paid by the retailer under "*at|.|
Ing price." Price* In all ra*e* are
auhlect to variation according to
freshne** and «• nerai excellence, hut
Iheae price*, unlr** otherwl*#- ln.ll
rated, are for *tr!ctly flr*t grade*
t '««• — I'rtee.
lEgg*. ranch .44® .47
yruil—«»ll»f Trie*.
New apple* .*oe 1-71
Valencia orange* .... 4 It
Peer* - I »• I 71
|tre««ed Meet* — *elll«« I'rtee
fh». k» . ....... ,0»H
l.otn* No 1. full cut.. .14
l!ll>*. No. 1
Cow*. N.. 1 1»H0.1I
Hind*. *leer .14
lore *teer .10
itound* . 11 H
Ox longue. fr*»! .... .US
I.lver .O
lleart .01
M niton —
Kw** «*•
W<tbera .10
Lamb .1®
Pork—
liree*ed hn** ■•■••••• .13
Trimmed «lde* ■ I * <A
Short loin pork ...... .1*
Shoulder* ............ .1*
Pigs f>»l -04
<nare rib* .13 14
pork »au*aae .1*
I.lver aaunage .10
tloliuina .1*
101.4 II \
amokeil Meata —Settles Price.
Itam» •»»
Pec on 1)9 -11
llwlled bam .17
Ox tongue, each .71
Dried beef . ,U
Poultry, t.ncal—llnrta* I'rtee.
Sni in K broiler* ...... .144# ,16
lien* -l«e .14
Turkey*, live .12
Itooater*. live, lb .0*
Spring duckling* lit; .16
Ducks, old. live. lb. .. .11
<le**e U
; uuaba, do* 1 19
Vraelahtee —Selling I'rtee.
.Onion*, lb .01
potatoes, new, ton ...14 00Q16 oo
Carrol*, local 75© .85
lleetn, local 1.00
Turnip* 1.00
drape* I ll® 1.75
Hquaah • .01
Cranherrle*. barrel .. 10.75
t'ranberrl**. box .... 3.7S
Pumpkin .01
Paraiey. do*.
Tomato**. < al. Lug* ,
60 II- box 2.25
Cuullflower, do* 1.25
tlothou** t*ttuc*. crte . 150 1.00
Head lettuce, do* .... .25
Celery, do*. (0O .40
Keed. Sellle« I'rlre.
Eastern Wa*hlngton
timothy 17.00«1#.00
Puki i Hound timothy. 14 .00A 15 00
Aifaiia 13 00014 00
Wheat hay 17.00# I* oo
Bran 34.00«25.00
Short* 26 . on <u' ~<i. 00
Whole corn 84 00© 37.00
Cracked corn 87.00
Middling* 16.00
Hoi led oat* and barley
mixed 10 00
"HI" TEAMS FACE
CRUCIAL GAMES
The football rareera of the I,ln
coin and Queen Anne high *'hool
eleven* for the preaent ae;i*on reach
their climax thla afternoon. when
the two team* ela*h agalnat their
dendlleat enemies, Everett and 'J"a
coma Lincoln Koea agalnat Kvor
I'tt thla afternoon, a team tlial heat.
Lincoln In a dedalvn fight for the
state I,l*l, achool champlonahlp.
Lincoln wit] make the trip with a
weakened backfleld, both Wlllard,
the regular half, and llurch, a crack
auhalltute, being out of the game.
Cochran, a line man ha* Wen placed
Into the gap left by Willi,rd, one of
Lincoln'* beat ground gainer*. A |
special cur, carrying 60 l.lriaolti root
era, left HeHttle for Kverett at 10
o i lock thl* morning.
Kluted over laat Haturday'a de
feat of Itroadway. the Taroma Mali
a< hool eleven ta in trim today to
turn the name trick on Q>h» n Anne
thl* afternoon at the Hladium. Have
for one < hange, Queen Anne haltlea
with her full regular line up
THE DIVORCE EVIL
SHOCKS KAISERIN
HKHI.IN, No*. IS.- Tbe kalaerln,
who la Intanaely rellgloiia and moat
doOK-atic, waa ahoc-ked the other
day In reading that 14.540 were dl
voned In t'ruHsla laat year.
The etnpreaa baa derided to rail
on a number of churchmen and
others, men and women, to find
way* and mean* to atop the divorce
ißCrMura,
TO PUT $5,000,000
IN TIMBER BONDS
PORTLAND, Or . Nov. If Kre<l
erlrk A. Hrewer, head of the f. A
Hrewer company, Chicago. whose
specialty la placing timber land
bonds, Is here for a few daya to
place at leaat t&.OOO.OOO on Oregon
timber and lumber manufacturing
planta.
WAGES OF DEATH
SENT TO WIDOW
TKKNTON, N. J., Nov. i«.- The
Intentta e fair aasoclation of this
city today aenl to Mm Cbaa. Walsh
of Kan Diego, Cat., the balanre
of an amount due Walsh. who «m
killed here while giving a danger
ous exhibit Jon flight In carr>lng out
hla contract
STEAMER WASP IS
ON HER WAY IN
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. I«.—Al
though report**! by wireleax to have
aunk off (iriyi Harbor, the steamer
Wasp the mouth of the Co
lumbia river Friday, and Kbould ar
rive In Puget sound thia afternoon,
according to a message received by
the Merchants' E*< hang« here to
day from fort land.
JAPS NOT AFTER
BASE, IS CLAIM
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1« — Of
ficial denial of the report that
Japan la aeekiug or had aecured a
naval baae at Mantanillo. Max . waa
fade a atate department offi. lal
here yeaterday.
COIN OF NICK AND
JOE DIDNT HELP
WASHINGTON. Nov If. — R P .;
port of campaign oxpen**!) r«clveti
,)l«»r« by the clerk of the liouho to- j
d«y alio* that (Vmgrtwstnan Nichol !
an I .on* worth. beaten for re-elec-,
Uon. apent |1.5«K Former Speaker!
Can no 11 «pent |3.2»9. and frank
UHalr. hl» opponent. spent nothing J
ICtfrrlln OrlnWr l?lb. Ill],
IftyilSl "S. S. PRINCE RUPERT'
Sfattlr Waah.. Sunday at 12 o'clock,
fc IMUvI J midnight. for Victoria. Vancouver ami Prince
ffiff!lift " "S. S. PRINCE JOHN"
■ Leave* Prince Hupert Wednesday at 11 a. m ,
■ Oflotwr 10th, November 6th and 20th, I)w*m*
bar 4th and Ilth, for Weanhy liay. Klncollth.
Pt Klmpaon find Stewart, B. C. Friday at 12 o'clock, midnight. Novem
ber >lh and 22nd, IWember Mh and 20th, for Maaaett and Naden Har
bor. Sunday at 10 p m. November 10th and 24t1», December Ith and
22nd, for Itefuge ltay, Skldegate, Cumahewa. Pacofl, Lock port, Jed way
and Ik Ada. H C.
(.HOD TRI'NK PACIFIC R4ILWIT
Pa**enger train* leave Prince Hupert Wedneaday and Saturday at
10 a in for South llaxelton. B C. <I#6 mile*). Returning leave South
Ifazelton Sunday and Thursday at 10 a. m, arriving Prince Hupert
at & p. m.
unnn tri*k railway ryitkm
(Ooablr Track H**te.)
Chicago to New York and other Atlantic Seaport*.
Through PCLLJfAN STANDARD and TOCRIBT cam.
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Phone Main S7of. Passenger Department.
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BEECHAM'S
Morphine Habit
Cured
Prominent Seattle Physician
Takes Neal Treatment
Used Drug for Years
A prominent Seattle physi
cian whose name and address
will be furnished to any one
in good faith interested, recent
ly completed the Neal Treat
ment for drug addictions, and
makes the following state
ment :
"I had been addicted to th«
use of morphine for six years
and was taking ten grains
hypodermirally daily when I
entered the Neal Institute. I
had taken several other 'cures,'
suffering a great deal thereby,
but was unable to rid myself
of the habit. Within two weeks
after entering the Neal Insti
tute I was eating well, sleeping
well and feeling better than I
had felt for years, and, best of
all, I had no further craving
•r desire for morphine. The
most remarkable effect of the
treatment is the fact that there
is tittle or no suffering attach
ed-to the withdrawal of the
drug While at the Institute I
had ample opportunity to ob
serve the effect of the treat
ment upon both alcohol and
morphine addtctees, and have
no hesitancy in saying that it is
unquestionably the best that
has yet been discovered."
We make the positive asser
tion that the above expresses
the sentiment of all Neal Cure
patients.
Call, write or phone The
Neal Institute, 1735 16th Ave.,
Seattle. Wash. Phone East
4381.