The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 5, 1904, Page 5

AFTER SIX O'CLOCK SPECIALS LaAdics’ Heavy Fleece Lined § B00 values after wix.. Moys’ Heavy Ribbed He rae. 186 6, dou ble Knee, all siaes, 180 value after stx ceeees DMO Ladies’ Fin Host, silk em broidered in pretty designs, 4 Value; after ax . 296 MEN'S CASHMERD SOCKS, 20¢ value; after six ws ABO Ladies’ Fancy Lace Lislo Hose in Modes, tans and blacks, Se value; after six 20 Ladies’ Fine Muslin Corset Cov ers, with pretty hemstiten ruffle on yoke, 300 value; after aix ss » 1Be Ladies’ Short Musitn Skirt, 6-tnch wide cambric rutfie, 600 value after alx . 350 Pretty Hraseeis Upholstered Footstools, with knockdown ox- idixed legs, $1.25 value; after six . se TBO li-inch Imitation Brown Aliga- tor Traveling Bag, $1.76 value after RIX oo... 880 Men's Black Allgator Leather Slippers, 90 value; after six és eg iva teat. 630 No, 4 All Sik Taffeta Ribbon 20 ue . 1240 Ladies’ idered Turnover Collars value: fi! after six 1Se PICKANNINY CREAM WOVEN PAPETRIBS, Ibe value; after r box ces seees MO vs Best Black Ink; after atx, per bottle, Be OHIO PAINLESS DENTAL PARLORS 7 1.2 PIKE STREET » Corner Third j | great swords and spears and t and arrows and carried great jen the enemy, Today the army 8 well dritied and as well equir jas any army tn Burepe. ters and many been educated in Bu American military schools. place rising: compelied to admit of the Japanese soldiers in ways mobility, ‘Thi measure to the men themselves, | dependent of their military training.| of the t« The Japanese is a very hardy race. ban ners which were designed to fright Tt has been trained by European army drti! mas of its officers have| four an and ‘The world first realized that the island empire had become a military power when the war with China took and when Japanese troops led| Jape the march to the relief of the bega-! tions at Pekin, during the Boxer up-| Then expert observers wer the supertority| Ja many MOBILITY OF THE JAPANESE ARMY IS REALLY MARVELO |THE MIKADO’S LAND FIGHTERS ARE THE WONDER OF THE staying qualities they make v MILITARY WORLD—A STRIKING CASE IN POINT that the warlike nature of the peo-!« very few minutes he was hope ple has been curbed and sytema wly left. ‘Twenty minutes later tined. A quarter of a century ago! we met the same detachment coming |the Japanese army consisted of alpack. They stopped before thel horde of barbarians, who fought with! barracks and not @ man of the 250 was breathing faster than he would nave done had he been sitting still for an hour, Yet inquiry from the in| officers elicited the information that {| thee men, in heavy marching order with knapsacks, blanket roll and guns and all equipment, had covered miles at double time without a halt, a feat that few men, let alone a whole company in any I ean army could accomplish, and this was not an fsolated case. Every com pany, probably every soldier, in the nese army can do the same thing and Buropean military experts have held that the lack of cavalry in the se army would seriously hin m tn the field. Th is only unt of cavalry in Jer th fa small amo There fow horses in Japan and the Japanese in-| are not good horsemen. The horses! and are amall aif very vicious and while they have good | the Perhaps the first point of aupe-| army and it is very much below the} riority in the Japanese army ts its! Buropean standard. due in ao great poor cavalry mounts | "A feature which helps toward th of the iw the mobility army simpl ration required by the soldiers, By Will H, Brill, Special Commis-| For centuries his ancestors have| Japanese eat very littl and on J been hardworking men and women, | foroed marches a handfull of rice sioner and War Correspondent of! Aicnough «mall in stature from a] and a cup of tea will do these won- the Newspaper Enterpr Asso Western standpoint, the average be-| derful little fighting machines aa | ing about 6 3 or 4 inches, t woll as three square als. or elation in the Far East | are wonderfully strong and capab ourse the army ration ineludes jot going through an. enormous] much more than this, and American | one Jamount of hard work without fa-| beef and other foods are now being | Newspaper Mnterprise Ass'n | tue Their ability to push over the] added to the ration, but for forced | ground in forced marches ia marvel. | marches the commisstartat an | TOKIO, Japan, Feb. 18.—The Jap-| ous by far the simplest of any mod nese army ts» the wonder of the| I.Qave just seen an example of tt.) “rmy | military world. For centuries Japan 7 company of infantry pars . me on} : Another feature that makes ie & . | the street, golng on a rapid dog trot,| Japanese an unusually has been a warrior nation, but it I#/ y7y rixisha man had to be urged to} i his obedience. For hundreds of only within the past twenty years) keep up with them at all and witht! years the lower classes, of which the | rank and file of the army is larmely jmade up, have been taught to look |up to and obey thelr supertors, the| m which the officers are his inborn r t mates | ipline of the ny almost) ar th | pertect While tt is entirely a sentimental | j reason, the great and unt triotiam of the Japanese pec | qreatly to the value of the Ja las soldiers, They are fataliats | therefore worry little about the Jchances of losing their lives, They llove thelr country and their flag! and to fight and die for them is the | greatest glory attainable. At a social gathering at the home | of one of the foreign military at-| taches the other eventing a Japanese lady announced that her four sons had enlisted in the army, She was euthustastically congratulated and another Japanese Indy, who in child *, sald to me seriously What « fortunate woman she ts, that she haa four sons to fight for | our country.” That is @ spirit that wins battles and will never suffer defeat. WILL H. BRILL. } Our Patent Pearl Plate Does 5) Not Cover Roof of Mouth $. prices for 3 days only, to in- luce our latest painiess methods: | Fillings «: cowene'y Futlm, ° Set of 2. iy Examinations . NERVOUS PEOPLE | those who dread having their Sztrected of other work done earnestly invited to call at our where we i demonstrate to entire satisfaction our claim. | a. g extracted free, without pain, eed with new ones the same Gay. Guararitee for 2 years w: au! iy Attendant Always Present. Daily, evening til & Sun- *% m. to 3 p. m. ch _Office—Vancouver, mm BC {Watch Repairing and Manufacturing | . $. Tarrant & Co. i Retail Jewelers atches, Diamonda, Jewelry and 108 Cherry Street, Seattie, Wn. Originators and Manufacturers of Eagle Buttons and Charms. you can't attend. for our free fancy cards McLAREN & THOMSON, ind and Pike. Seattle. Wash. Go and See the Mer cer Monument (Southwest of A. A. Denny) and oth- ers, in Lake View and other ceme- tertes; and then order a White Bronze Monument of EDGAR BRYAN Room 50, Hinckley Block. We Are Originators of Low es For high grade Wines and Liquors. Why pay more for in- ferior goods at the small dealers, 9} when you can get the best from Aronson’s Big Liquor Store at the right prices. | 3u4 First Ave. South BOTH PHONES—PINK 1751. Free Delivery. No store will sell you} VIOLENT DEATHS OF YEAR Violent deaths are greatly on the Increase in this state, according the report for 1903, which Dr. Elmer Heg, of the state board of health, £. has compiled. During the past y 484 person railroad accidents and Hike causes. Tuberculosis caused but 446 deaths; tn Washington have met death through poisoning, drowning, wil TESTIMONY IS ALL IN THEY AWAKEN HIM? ‘The taking of testimony in the hear- against the Seattle Labor Temple Ax. sociation, before Judge Hatch, was to| Concluded last night. The arguments will be begun this evening. Last night the Western Central La- bor union leaders attempted to show that the Seattle Brewing and Maiting company was behind the suit ineti- tuted by the Retail Clerks’ associa- tion, and it was contended that none of the suits against the Labor Temple © pneumonia, 283; heart disease, 236; | association were brought in good faith typhoid fever, 171; senile debility, | *24 were ali prompted by spite, 180, and kidney diseases, 176. The| All the witnesses yesterday were total number of deaths in the state| Wwestioned regarding thelr knowledge during 1908 wen 1,000 of the original intention of the or- once nizers of the Labor Temple asso- In preparing his statistics Dr. Heg 4id not include in the violent deaths the homicides. Full reports on these have not yet been received. NOT SIDWELL George, Simmonds, who hi just been on conviction of forgery, ble for himself during his reckl« gon of Judge | tenced to Walla Walla for two yon committed | Scott's Emulsion as merely | at Tacoma, not only brewed up trou- cows ©] flesh builder, but its flesh ciation regarding the erection of the Labor Temple. SEEN AND UNSEEN Many people think of reer In that city, but al» } others in the disagreeable conse- oon ‘ quences of hin misdoings building is only an outward Frank R. Sidwell, a reputable young man of good fam: ial friend of ¥ ung Simmonds, | when Simmonds launched himself on the prolonged celebration which land- it"kerp- |Vital parts of the body. ed bim in @ felon's ceil, he name of his friend Sidwell, kee it up to the and doing him a great injustice. nection with the crime. In Seattle, was a time of the trial, | thus bringing Frank Sidwell's name| j into the most disagreeable notortety Sid- | well’s name was unwittingly sent out | through the press dispatches, and was! $5 ee Oe arene, “in? See tissues before the added Young Sid- sign of the new life-build- ing process within the rT It builds up the blood icells, the nerves and life a good watch cheaper | well has always borne an cxcetient flesh begins to appear. than Hi & Hunter | First Avenue reputation and ia in no way connected stm. with young SImmond monds himself has be: numerous kinds and has served term in prison before. doings. in trouble of | Its unseen work is more * important than the seen. 'T0 BRIDGE DUWAMISH The Northern Pecific Railroad com- pany hae filed plans in the United ing of the Injunction-receivership #4lt#) @tates engineer's office for « draw-| , rari Wagner denies the report bridge which tt wishes to be pormitted | to erect over the west channel of the | Duwamish river, near West Beattie | The chief of government engineers has | inatroctd Maj. Millie to call a public | heartng on the matter in order to give | persons interested a chance to voles | thetr opinions, The date set is March |® at 11 a m. ‘The place will be Maj. Millis’ office, tn the Burke building. Suggestions made in writing before that time will be forwarded to the chief of engineers. TO COLLECT TROPHIES ‘The university athletic committee has decided to collect and preserve all the banners, cups and other trophies won in college sports and place them in the care of Prif. Van der Yee Speidel, of football fame, was appotut- ed to superintend the collecting. FRESHMEN WON 1. ‘The sophomo did not hav defeated the sopho- state university at bas- nmen the « fought hard, but a look-in, Fouts the part of the upper clasamen them the game, as the throws of freshman, Hoover, were sure and ball sailed Into the sophs’ goal it belonged there. LOUIS LONG LOST MILWAUK March 6. — After knocking down Louts Long, of Seat tle, eleven times in six rounds Charlie | Neary, of this city, was awarded the decision In @ fight Here last night. MARKHAM KNOCKED OUT SALT LAKE, March 6—Jack Clt- ford, of Butte, knocked out Tommy Markham, of Utah. in the eigth round leet night by « ft hook on the solar xus, Markham wax not fn condi tion when he went into the ring, but} he put up a hard fight a eT a wt by & score Of 3 tojigreatest money winner of last year CANDY CATHARTIC THEY WORK WHILE YOU SLEEP ANNUAL SALE—TEN MILLION BOXES Greatest In the World A MILLION AMETUCAN BOUNCING BABIES are kept crowing with the de-~ light of living because their mamas heve learned to use CABCARETS Candy Cathartic. Neighborly neighbors te! b other of CABCARETS and the kind words said have created 4 of over A MILLION BOXES A MONTH. It is eany to protect Infante against children’s complaints, because all these | perils bave their beginning in stomach and bowels, and we | RETS « perfect medicine that will always the delicete inery in | @ child's body clean, reguiar and in working order. Children like the litte r candy tablet, and are kept safe from all stomach, bowel, blood and kin dis- All druggists, 100, 250, 500, Never sold tm bull, Genuine tabiet pea COO. Sample and bookiet tree Address STERLING REMEDY CO., Chicago or New York. a0 RULED OFF LO®8 ANGELES, March 6.—Arthur Tredfgra, a jockey, was ruled off the ofr track here by Judge Hamilton for re- fusing to ride Laureatta tn the last race yesterday. His father was also led off for interfering, Redfern had on asked by the judge If he had any tions to the mount. He replied had pn but would consult his —_—_— father, who looked after his interests. ne elder Medfern sent word that the St, Louls Browns, wants to unioad “te pee gn yee Big te agl ~ 4 Harry Gleason, the midget Infleldery | tyo nedforns were then ruled off. T who was traded to him last fall bY! arrair is the outcome of w prev Columbus. quarrel with the horse's owner, J Pelter, with whom the elder Redfern The Boston Natior had b thorough shaking up. MoCreery, Aubrey, Williams, Cooley, mocreery. Mcunger are att ikely| FOR COLLEGE NINE to be transferre Maddy Ry of Chicago, got the he baseball enthusiasts of the state ts decision over Billy Mellody, of Bos ernity held a meeting yesterday Jton, after five rounds last night be-| and large pumber announced their WESTERN ATHLETES TO MEET] Cause of @ foul. Mellody hit very low| intention of trying to make the col- nnd injured Ryan #0 badly that he| iege team. The new diamond will be FOR CHAMPIONSHIP HONORS | couia not go on with the fight laid out wt once and the men will —_ mmence practicing as soon as it is — West Point has scheduled a foot- | ball game with Princeton done. SCHEDULE 18 CHANGED (Opectal to The Stand In the International chess tourna-| NEW YORK, March 5.—The sched: } MILWAUKER, Wis, March 6.—| ment, at Monte Carlo, the first and| ule of the National League has been necond prizes will be divided between | greatly changed bec of conflict |hWeatern amateur athletes meet here| Biderski and Marshall, who won six dates with the American Baseball ' ames apiece. Marshall's health will League, the schedule of which has just jtonjght to settle the indoor cham- been issued or permit him to play off the tle _WHY NOT Brighten Up to the Enjoyments of a World of Lite and Happiness Clear Your Brain pionship fn track athlet The af ~ Which is attracting the leading ¢ Chicago, W i me, besides the plelgot the athletes from elubs in |naifjn dozen cites, will probably be the Tirgest over pulled off under the auspices of the Central Association of the Amateur Athletic Union Ex- position hall, where th be held, will be taxed to ite limit to adcommodate the large field of par- Ulepants and spectators. The program of events has been finality ar eet follows: Seven- ty-five-yard dash, 40 yards contest will run, half-inile run, one-mile run, two- mile run yard high hurdle, 7% yard low hurdie, pole vault, high| That you may attain the object of your ambition. DON'T CONTENT jump, shot put, mile relay open, mile| yourself with eking out a mere existence, giving yourself up without struggle to the miseries of mental and physical troubles, and allow incase unchecked sway, when the services of so skilled specialists are within your reach. Did you ever stop to think that though old fogy physl- jane, with their old-fashioned methods of treatment, had failed to benefit you, that in this age of wonderful discoveries there might SOME day come to the front a new, scientific and infallible remedy that could banish, as if by magic, that terrible feeling that you are incurable and must always suffer? Gsrnicate "ve Doctors THE WORLD-RENOWNED PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS, STUDENTS AND SPECIALISTS, who, through their phenomenal ability and desire for study and close research, have DISCOVERED a systemof treatment which has proven unfailingly successful, is peculiarly thelr own, and is known by no other physicians in the world. Their marvelous cures have been heralded all over the civilized globe, their success is unrivaled in the treatment and thousands of thelr perme penuy eured patients. that he Is to purchase and manage] io” wenvoUS and PRIVATE DISEASES of Men and Women, and IN: and cure of all forms of a and their files are filled to overflowing with HEART most grateful letters from They take eepecial pleasu re in treating the most “ob- stinate” and so-called “ht ——————" curable” cases of CHRON- the Washington club. VARIABLY oure them. They make @ separate and careful study of each patient, and prescribe such remedies each case may require to effect relay for high schools and acade mica. Interest centers chiefly in the relay races in which several promi- nent teams will take part. SHORT SPORT Dick Padden hi St. Louls Browns. Reid will probably be head coach at Harvard this fall. signed with the Nender, of the Philadelphia Ath- jetica, will coach the Carlisle In- liane, Gus Gardner ts still at Saginaw and in trying to get a mateh on with Joe Gans. Catcher Beville has re-signed with New York at a reduced salary, Bel- ville received $3,000 last year and he. caught 14 games, This wi more than $200 & game for his services. Beville will receive $600 a month this year, A Grand Rapids (Mich.) man] DONO and permanent cure. ‘Thy ” ~ pe and pe cure. ey are phenomenally successful in the named his Aleryon colt “What! treatment of all diseasos the Eye, Ear, Nose, Mother Saya,” because “what) Throat, Lungs, Liver, Brain, Heart, Blood, BRAIN niin oon Bae VOUS DEBILITY tn its mind and body destroying forma, those exhaustive —= drains which sap the vital ity and bring untold mixertes to young and old, are speedily and perma- nently stopped. The shrunken organs, the manly vigor and perfect con- fidenes are fully restored; even thelr most despairing patients are made strong, cheerful and happy again. Also Rheumatism, Lame Back, Varico- cele, Mydrocele, Paralysis, Epilepsy, Rupture, total or partial Lose of Manhood, are positive! cured through their new Be | wonderful methods, — All Gineasts = of the Heart, Nerves, Brain and Blood are treated by them with the most setentific and un- failing euccess; also all of of the many aliments peculiar to WOMEN. Their system of HOME TREATMENT is so perfect in all details that they have cured thousands of patients whom they have never seen, and they mother says goes.” Kidneys, Bowels, Stomach Charley Ziegler of Canton, Ohio, who played part of last season with Helena, Mont., has volunteered to accept the vacant utility Infielder berth on the Cincinnati line-up. ‘THe Philadelphia cricketers have invited the Marylebone eleven of Hriginnd to play on this side June and July. The Carlisie Indian football tear wil loge it# crack quarter, Johnson,| oan cure you. ‘Their enormous correspondence to Pennsylvania, Harvard or Dart-| ts ducted in strict confidence. They never to fake home treatment, you feely at ALL tn and yo will get ——s SCIENTIFIC OP! and advice of the GREAT SPECIALISTS, also a valuable book FR CHAR Call or write today, Address: Syndicate Doctors S$. E. Corner First Ave. and Marion St. 109 Marion St., Seattie, Wash. Adhesive Pliable Pi SION oF Jeffries and Kennedy have cut out theif exhibition sparring stunt for a week. Kennedy hurt his hand on Jettries’ head. tily Puck is in Geer's hands, but it ie@hardiy thought possible that the Will be out this year, Captain 3. 8. Brown of Pittsburg says that with Proceeds, Auditor, Audience and Conjuror, he has the American Derby as good as won, Billy Phyle will probably be exon- ate erated by the Southern League for Plate of Elasticity. but will be advised to seek other Plate Ever-Pleasing. | pastures, Plate Never Perplexing. . Perfection Suction Plates Only Dentists in the West making this Plate, Gold Filtin Silver Fillings Bridge Work . Gold Crown .... » All Work Guaranteed 15 Veare. Teeth extracted free, without pain Hours—-#:30 to 6; Sunday, 9 te 12 and replaced with new ones the Lady attendant. same day, HARVARD DENTAL PARLORS, 518 Second Ave. " of the ues, owner Robert Ls inks. WaistOw's SOOTHING SYRUP hae been used by Mijtiont.of Mothers for thet wetees white Terr lng for over Fifty Years, it y fama, TWENTY-FIVE OFNTS A ROTTLE. Cer. 24 Ave. _aL Oe James Street “ in CAS | It’s An Easy Matter |To Buy a Piano or Organ at D. S. Johnston Co.'s Big Store. As the prices are not only the low- ost ever offered here, but the instru. mente are sold extremely easy terms, ‘This great money-saving chance, Uke all other opportunities, will soon be a thing of b ory ih up-to-date plano merchandiatn, und those who think and act quickly are the ones who will reap the ben- Another Carload Of Chickering and Hobart M, Cable pianos came in wince yesterday, and | we now have by far the largest and most costly exhibit of strictly high- «rade and artistic pianos ever shown here, in quarter and half grands and upright ‘There must be some good reasons for our selling so many pianos and organs The solution to the situa- tion, the prices we are quoting dur- Ing this nale New Simplex Piano Player, $2 Mightly used ones, $210, good new; one second-hand in handsome oak case, $187; the purchaser of either of the above-priced instru” ments will be entitled to one year subscription to the clroglating | brary, consisting of 24 rolls per | month, or 288 rolla per year. We nell these on easy payments, and if | you try the Simplex you will agree with us that it has no superior, | Basiest to operate and most natural expresnion | — While It Lasts Take your choice of our large and complete line of Chickering & Sons, Hobart M. Cable, Kimball, Pease, | the new D. 8. Johnston Co, Kayt Hin and other planos and Kimball | organs at startling reductions. For | instance, we are now offering splen= @id new pianos for $137, $200, $228, 0, $920, $265 to $420 $240, $264, $2 nd upward, rage. Saving of $100 Dollars > the purchaser. Also great bargains | im slightly used, renting and second- |hand pianos, many of them being practically as good as new. New or- | cans now 7, %8, $8 and up, being practically one-third leas than regular alues. Second-hand organs most any | price. very instrument guarantesd to be absolutely as represented or no sale. The very easy terms on which we sell and the present extremely low prices make ft possible for almost J every one to have a plano or organ. Small Instruments at represent an ave mbia Graphophones, Musie Boxes, Guitars, Violins, Mandoling, Banjos, Zithers, Accordt Strings and Supplies of ali kinds. 3 Second Ave. Burke Bidg. ST || E-R.Butterworth & Sons Undertakersand Have removed to thelr sew 1921 FIRST AVE Both Tel A thorough: vou gre at liberty cena gh On household goods to -all eastern points. Through cars, Saving of 2% to W per cent. The Seattle Transfer Company itt i: 2 AY avenue, Seattle Strictly All-Wool, weight 7 Ibe $4.00 a Pair W. S. Kirk, 1209 Ist Av. BONNEY-WATSON CO. A Golden Opportunity INCREASE YOUR HOLDINGS Buy a home in the Montana Addition Overiooking Lake Washington —or— TheThompson Co 224 Pike Street ee ‘Any shoe that you buy here ts right ~at least we think it is before wo sell it. If tt turns out wrong, you get your money back. Nckeriow Sermain Qa 1827 Second ave.. near Union.