The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 4, 1904, Page 2

| YOUNGEST MAGNATE IN THE LOST TW0 F El SIWASHES BADLY TROUNCED Will bring our bank to you cE —that’s about what it amounts to under our sys- tem of banking by mail. We make it convenient and Safe for you. Write US| gy tHe TACOMA TIGERS about it. | 4 Per Gont Intervst Deposits FRESNO, Cal, April 4 on Savings mast the inst Ques ofthe caries yes-| sarevens terday when Tacoma defeated Wi!-! J BH aMacDougall, James D Hoge, | Pe men by a sore of T to 1. tn} >. J D Lowinen, Ferdinand | ° t inning Fischer's men fet! ; Pekmita, George Denworth, A. B.| 08 Hall and pounded out five ain 5 - if gles, They were good for a total of 5 Stewart, John B. Agen, manuel | ree eee eon a ae ey he u ook was put on the} 7a Rosen! se: slab tm the sixth tnping and pitched “ rain gt @ little better ball than Hall ’ Unton & Frwat ee) phe saturday game went to Ta- re M “ 112 CHERRY STREET. coma by a score of 6 to & Scorn, PERCY KB CHAMNENLAIN, a Beattie Agents Bank of Cape! yesterday's game: { ST. JOSEPH, Mo. April 4.—Perey Nome, Nome, A ‘Tacoma . ©0660 8 © 7) m Chamberlain, president of the St a Seattle ....0 1 @ © 8 0 O 0 Ot! Joseph Western league team, ix the! ia _ | agnate In the w He 4 4 SAN FRANCISCO, April 4-—-The crested in the game while -—- Oakland team defeated the loval| wepaper. Worm mas : ‘* bunch yesterday in both games ane inte, tn hte Oe, 3 Gaon. he see ie Ry wore was se y of the Kanaas ‘ OW was 5 to 2, and in the second 3 to 2.} rm league oe wae é deren | nt decided to let go of his id j interest in St. Joe, Chamberiain a . 3 LOS ANGELES, April 4—The An-| cepted President Sexton's invitation 4 SEE PAGE 6 gtis took the game from P to buy the franehise, Although but i yesterday by @ score of I to @ } 2%, Chamberlain is a good judge of — bull players, and expects to make @ 74 STANDING OF THE CLUBS. “out of his venture : Won. Lat. Pot Byrn get Los Angeles ar SHORT SPORTS ; Tacoma s ry | & 444) masedall te booming In New Orteans Phones—Sunset, Main 2865; Ind. A 198 7 $00) It te sald Walter Clarkson, Mar a 200 verdes great piteher, may foln CROWDED HOUSES YESTERDAY. Two Detroit Amerteans, or one F cage tenme newt year, Me Game biN Tonight, Tuesday, Wednes ‘LIT TLE TALES }ing several! offers . @ay Night: Vevtnesday Matinee, K WB. Fraley will ask to > BUSINESS of the Chit to consid no retnetated ? ED REDMOND TERSELY TOLD the Weatern Jockey oper key Arthur Redfern will ride tor | and Company in ® Thomg and James Keene : THE LIGHTHOUSE ROBBERY Gem Harris Ww hot after Dritt for PR a 3 Thureday night, “The Girl] THE PACIFIC CRANBERRY| match with Terry McGovern, at 1 Albany.” Marsh Company, which was incor-| pounds i Summer, Prices Nights, gna feraten wh nase cpital a ft 4% Entrice for the American ety will 1 nee | days since, begun repair wor ¢ ma own until Jw | Beton ior = = Wo Pd! on the mareh at South Bend, It is|, Articlon have beon algned £ ob fant th) ‘Theater — expected that the marsh will be re-/ yrtwern Ryans ins ae, stored to ite former exeelionce. Un-| ? . * d Manager. contractor this season it has TUN! yersey City me will play thied BOTH PHONES—@ flown badly. | base on a toam he la organizing among | : ‘All this week and Saturday Matinee, SEVERAL HUNDRED SHEEP] - ? — : have been killed at Wilbur because of @ shortage of feed, of whied there Come and laugh with us. Popular prices: Night—2fe, We and Ro. Matinee—tSe and We. No higher. mers of Palouse sre building homes n Kennewick, where they propose to enjoy sunshine ail the year round while enjoying the income of the The funeral of the late ——— ot was held yesterday afternoon from the! THIRD 4VEN AVENUE Palouse wheat fleide Pood, ee amyl mat oy Frersont. Rev, M. By fflelated. : THE MISSION VALE Wortieul-| Re Mayor W. D, Weed dollvered a / RUSSELL & one eat — tural Society has been organized at) brief eulogy. Many ploncer friends ; Both Phones, Main Sst. Mission for co-operative bullding of | were present —— warehouses and shipping of fruit. Ths funeral was under the auspices Prices: Night—2te to Mo Matinees— —- ot the LO. O. ¥, of Which order Mr, Bo and We. THE COLUMBIA COUNTY Repub-| Day had Been @ member for years Mean party has suffered the worst) Mr. Day was @ ploneer of this eft c - ’ 5 par ee areey Guat;| split in years, nn@ Democratic success| and dini in Los Angeles. where he vy t De a Thing But See | 4 predicted. The fight t# not a Mo-| had gone for hie health Ile leaves @ _ ne | Bride and anti-McBride one, but|widew. Ie waa known throughout| rather « Githam and anti-Githam ene |the Puget found country. It wae lo | Githam ie the chairman of the Re- publican county central e¢ommittce The old Ankeny machine i fighting ? Thos. J. Smith In the Geileious comedy-drama, thls honor that the B. ¥. this city was named. FUNERAL OF was not enough among the sheep- owners to keep the flocks alive In Charley Hoyts Fun Maker, Yareugh the winter A Midnight Bell MANY OF THE WEALTHY far- B. F. DAY BF. Day school in| Day | THE SEATTLE STAR BY ONE OF THEM CORBETT DEFEATS MOWATT By W. B. Colver, Special Commis sioner of the Newspaper Enter- TOKIO, March ®.—The world need not expect to know much for several months about the war between Rus CHICA April 4—While Jimmy and Japan, unless both thene na Britt was in bed as a result of hie oor at loant one of them-—makes “victory” over Young Corbett, that! radical change of polley with ro- little tighter wae gate & Gecision | gard to correspondents. er Young Mowatt here Friday night. enverite was in good condition | Here 2 Tokio are nearly @+men Th from England and the United Mtates, and showed litte of the effects of land a mumbér of others representing his “defeat.” in Germany, France, italy, Corbett ht with Mowatt for #tx | etc have been sent out ty earned the decision | Mowatt had the better rounds and © | he was give: and are kept here at a very great ex and still the Japanese officials lof the game only in the third round. | to treat them in a most re- | Corbett rallied, however, and fought io way himself clear to victory. Russia very frankly ordered all cor- - respondents out of the cities and LOPEZ TEAM WINS towns under her gontrol in the Far . Hast, and bluntly declared that the Frank Newman's Manuel Lopes! 01, news from the Russian side would team cleaned up the Reliance team| po inst orticialiy given out at Bt yenterday at Recreation park by a! pols, score of 7 to 6. The Japanese, on th ntrary, « _ — . | wured the correspe that they were Ww sents that Japan would ad ty have the history vf lithe war written on the flold That was two months ego and since the DGKS OF THE GOVERNME keep ocorreepondenta out of have been without pumber With, there was just plain iterated delay ng de to t Teapondents made such & row that they wore wet to work perfecting «@ complicated | soheme of find Aleation eag plan ning Tt was mon were ed to go to the fre they must when, where and how the govern nt ordered. For instance, if a man Ufied that he could go with o Unat was (0 guard « railroad or garrison & fort, bh must go with there troops, or not at all, Me might jobject and way that he was sent out ~ write about battles @nd mot about rrison life but his objection would be overruled. For # long time the government, [which controls ail the tclegr |tems in the country, HELD UY NEWS McKsAbES, without notifying HE'S MERE. WAITRESSES’ BALL ftom so that they make no sense h thie we 4 y wa oe must pet tll ef injuries we weashine of tranaports, of fuel supply. | Phe f¢th annual bal! of the loeal| ments o: treops, Waitremes union will be held shipe, of the cnr hall tomorrow evening. | whereabouts of # \3 xe + been busy for the past about the war is permitted until after | weeks wal Kets and say) i¢ has been Officially published ali | they have dispe f stacks of them. | ower the worlé—that ia, the Japanese | The waltr re invariably | version of {t—thro the Japanese | eucceantut a | WILL TOUR EUROPE | ministers and consul The Japanese papers are given quite & dit more latitude, Lut the nm |pere of Jepan which are prin | Mngiieh are euffering even | censorship tham the war De. Grant bh and Dr. @. V./ Cathoun started yeaterday morning for | 0B eh@ure. It often bap & trip threugh Kurope. The former | important item is published in the will tae. & post graduate sourme in| Jefrcee Papers three or four days medicine at one of the universities of | lowed to print it. r 3 | Both Japancse and English papers | ‘The heme of Mra A. Walker, tm) are Twenty-ninth avenes, w LOUD IN THEIR PROTESTS the ou 4 therefore aym- rarving Unat lowe interest, an borgiars last eventng, dort pence of the family. Two valuabie| will ‘THEY HAVE SOME VERY TOUGH TIMES TROUBLES OF WAR CORRESPONDENTS AT prise Association in the Far East. ide world | Wornan who ts charged with having] watches and several «mall articles of | pathy tn the war, If they are only al- minor value were stolen Entrance | lowed to read Gry official reports or | te the house hed been obtatsed by | the tmaginings of Cheefoo and Mhang- | } means of @ skeleton key. hai correspondents, who are hundreds vigorously for its old line-up A ROD AND GUN CLUB, with a membership of thirty, has been om ganized at Cotville TH! FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Colfax bas opened @ savings depart- ment HORTICULTURAL Inspector Hunt fe tnateting that the Columbfa county fruit growers epray their fruit trees. ‘The farmers have beom dircouraged by the scourges and practically given up spraying. THE NORTH YAKIMA councll ts considering the advisability of putting @ layer of crurhed basalt rock on their streets in liew of the macadam, has proven a failure. ON ACCOUNT of the washouts and other Gamage to the Great Northern tracks, the force of men at work at Hillyard has been increased and the working day has been lengthened from 5S to @ hours ‘Will build you a cottage if you buy @ lot in Montana Addition Overlooking Lake Washington and the Mountains. CALIFORNIA SAUTERNES fact that It does what ox EDWARD RUTLEDGE, convicted of | perjury in Spokane, has been s#en-| ie Nature's great tonic, tenced to serve five years at Walla| source of vitality, Walla. sa | clement of life It is oxy ase = the biue blood to red in the hun G. B. KRUGER of Oakesdele bas| ts oxygen that eliminates the w been arrested on out potson for sq fying his nelgh charge ef puttty irrels without noti- Herve and bullae ia the nerve food- | every function of if that we could not live th without it. And an exces te certain destruction to « THE FARMERS warehouse at Gar- fleld was damaged to the extent of $200 Saturday by fire. disease germ. 7 — But oxygen fs o gas, ar FE AT A SHERIFF'S SALE tn Kalama! An excess of oxygen can Saturday the franchise, dharter apd|ia the blood, Liquoson PER GALLON property of the Darngjl Mining & mii | with all Jy {ag company were for $28, which! and concentrated. 3t go | will barely cover th Judgment. Over | stomach, into the bowel Oxygen is the vital part of air, very form the best oxygen producers. The whieh} Liquozone its power—the power to do what oxygen does. oor (he virtue of Liquozene lies fm the] germa tn & potson, and it catnot be yren does. tt the very the most essential | h up the new. Oxygen! the bioed food; and #0 depends of it) ree mintites | m of oxygen of nd unstable not be held fs a lguid, Virtues tn permangut form | en Into the and Into the | $0,00) have been put Into the business. | bioed, to go wherever the blood goes { ‘The cyanide plant, it ts said, will That is the secret of its power. 3 B & Cc | moved to Oregon. “ runner 0. DANIEL TOTEN, an o!M soldier and Not Medicine 403 Pike St. ap ¢ of Hoquiam, a Friday. Liquerone Is net made by compound. | ing acids or drugs; nor le there any al- LINCOLN COUNTY has bought an} cohol in it. Ita virt aro derived pune Main 1060 elevating rond grader for the improve- | ». from gas—largely from oxy mont of its roads. The machine comes! gay by a process requiring Ig -_- —— —|from Aurora, 1 d, upon being | apparatus and 14 Gays’ time. ent tested, proves to t sults are due to the fact ae of the liquid represents th an immense volume of the ARRESTED fen [email & wn prod: ot oan compare. that w Iittis © virtues of cos. Liquomene fw the result of « process ef a which, for more than # yearn, has — been the constant subject of ae a tifte as af, fine Cg ca} | and chemical research, It forme « ~ hy i Jesdelt at at! x wray and James Murray, two| Vitalizing tonlo with which no other| it fs the dng ‘of Complicated Watches. *, de a viclous aspault Soule Klodt Jewelcy Co. pon a Chinaman named Bing Wa, | best thing in the world for you, Rew Location 80 Beoond Aventis | Yonterday aflernoon, wack of the! Wills Inside Germs a alle@ for help, and But the vital value of Liquesone Nes astailonts were chased | in the fact that it killa meffis in the) s by Patrolman Care t 4y without harm to the tleaues fore were captu here Is nothing else known which F « headquarters. do thaw <Any drug that ki process of reduction takes 14 days. A Million 50c Bottles Free Germ Diseases The diseases in this list are known to 4 germs or thelr toxins. } taken fnternally, very physician | Known that medicine ts almost help | less in amy worm disease. Liquozone te a micide ea certal® | and medicine @ not apply to them, that we publish on every bettie on | for medicine cannot kill Inside germs offer of $1,000 for a disease germ that/ Ali that medicine can do in germ cannot kill, The reason is that| troubles Is to act as @ tonic, aiding oema are vegctables; and Liguosone—| Nature to ¢ ne the germs. Such the very life of an antmalis deadly | romulta are | t and to vexetable ma Animale live by | They are, ox many of kr Oxygen; vegetables by carbonto act | expe always doubiful and ¢ gun. And the life of ome fe, Ingexcess, | impossible ey depend on the pa deadly to the other. © | dent's condition. | It fe this fact that haw enaled the} Liquesone ¢ dirtek 00 the @ Giscoverers of Liquosone te anive thie | o¢ the trouble and destroys it Greatest problem that medical men) nave often seen it end, In a week, die aver met. $ has given us ® produdt | suse which had resisted medicine for eesential to the human bedy—a prod- | a pomerys Peowcange 3B «4 uct Which can go wherever the blood Ap yet oes, #0 that no germ can eaoape I: | o¢ any disease in this list, the results | mist. It t# apparent that the results | 00°." eae ae eda 1 eas enaee } are Inevitable, for no germ dinense o€0 | oee Cusranty. | exist after the germs are killed. } Asthma Hay . We Paid $100,000 | Abscest Anemia “kx : Vor the American righte to Liquo-| Bronenitie ee zone—the highest price ever paid for| Bright's Disease Liver ‘roubles strilar rights on any sclentific dis | Rowe Troubles Malarta—Neuralgia pvery. Refore doing this we tented | Coughs Many Heast Troubles physicians and hospitals, in thin coun- | Sonstipation Rheumations try and others, We proved it tn t |Gatarrh—Cancer Bkin-D da of the most difficult cases ob- | Dysentry- Diarrhea Serof was then called incurable tonema loryelpelasTuberce | This price was paid because Liquo- ‘#- Gall Stones Tumors | none will @o more for sick humanity Vartoon, J pan all the wkill In the world ean ao ae Werte toon | complish without 1t. It will cure s onal more lives than all the drugs a | bined. An4 now that this fact is nerally known, we py four la r thar ra r © ployes, to supply the Liqpesone, apa we are & iret Bottle Free ‘hind on demAnda for {tt | let all people know Liq ‘ 1250 Bottles of Gas Make One Bottle of Liquozone We require 1250 cubic inches of gas to make one cubic inch of Liquozone. The gasis made in large part from t is this astonishing condensation that gives ne | plied for ” t TCOLLEGE = #5 3 “PRISON THE FRONT TOLD of m from the war, but are) SERGEANT POWERS’ BURGLAR OTteN 4 F nereee Sa, Ot eee a 5? WAS A. 4. GARONER, A FOR kon 6 Phe latest sot of rules for the for-| mem UNIVERSITY STUDENT clan correspondents was published thie Wo ous Gaia pu refers to the army, It must I te be submitted, during certain hours, to brief of must be submitted to the ne {fies r the rented : med if i deals with f “ the attempted | neither 4 . ” gave eign office. Ln case more we of 4 | Bien 1 t len the ents are referred to, t pa iy rie | or three offices, tf he Is luck ah pectable residents of the| ery Les net 4 10 find his men tn and not otherwise rth Bend district | Kidney t t of engaged, he gets permixston to submit] Although Gardner was well known | Bt h and Bow plaints. hie story to the censor, who may or| among the atudents of the unt Only 66c. Gua Druggiat, may not put his official stamp upon | sity and had achieved quite a repu-| G, O. Guy, Inc ¥ og tation as an athlete, his identity’ ler. Great areas of the country ron THe CORME- | onTs warned that if they leave Japan, they ‘2-3 | Hundreds of People official rules fequrding corre ents, likewine etate that all let Are Now Buying at Garden Station. tore—-even such personal ones ae let- ters to one's own wife-must be rub mitted to the authorities vefore they SEVERAL THOUSAND DO! RS ure sent. LA! For & long time the men had hoped thet, ence in Korea or Manghurta, they would be reasonably free of the ensorehip, but that hi was dashed when Japan signed Korea to @ treaty latter's territory end” will run the Can Be Grown on an Acre Korean mail and telegraph service ab polutely Fee iy way 10 ovate the reien thas of Land at that in effect @ belligerent and teotorate over Korea, country ts it ls not probable that @ dispateb boat Will be able to do business in Kerean porta when its charecter ls known. | G al d e ni The verrespondents have pleaded and | = pouted. oaked and cussed and blub- | bered and biustered, but the Japanese) $800 to 9990 worth of asparagus can be raised- on an acre, mushrooms, berries, rhubarb, chickens, squabs, also over 6% bushels are oe ~Si POLITELY FIRM ae they were the first day. Nearly three weeks ago, after the correspondents had raised @ particu- larly violent howl, war passes were issued and for & week (here wa» great excitement, but the passes don't seem to be good anywhere this side of of potatoes. Mr. Joo! Shomaker, the editor of the Twice-a-Week Korea, and we are not to be allowad || Post-Intelligencer, who has bought two nice tracts of land at Gare to ge there for quite a while, se the} den Station, hat the sell at Garden Station {8 sepecialty sfapt- Icttenent le subsiding. od for raising yn above products, Betng on the oar lin so cloee he peried of waiting would have to the center of Seattle, large tracts will be sold for a few days on! wont the “nm paper bunch” here to) at $98 up; terme $15 down, $10 monthly. Houses with large tract ol the insane amylum, if it were not for} hens, only $750. he WUNNY THING HAPPEN | Terms $25 Down, $10 Per Month ee to them. For instance, one man gave) hie interpreter 45 and told him to go Open every day, also Sundayn, etl anid eat.’ Sastve extos himeelf « field outfit, meaning |— selesrnen at office at Garden Station until sold owt. Take car, new nome blankets, eto | Renton ear, Occidental and Yesler to Garden Station. b-cent fare The mative for @ few) by using your transfer, Ovly few minutes’ ride. Come tomorrow be hours ana ¢ after a vinit CITY OFFICE, fore too late. 1 AND 3 TIMES BUILDING. EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT) ——or—_—_- Boston Painless Dentists The originators of low prices for first-class work in dentistry. Is accordance with our offer of & year ago, we will extend to our pay tient# and also to any dthers who wish to take advantage of it First Class Dental Work At Prices Hitherto Unheard of for Good Work This offer will be for THIRTY DAYS. As the Boston Dentists have always been acknowledged the most SKILLFUL DENTISTS IN SEATTLE, thts offer affords an EXTRAORDINARY opportunity to have your teeth attended to at only a slight advance on cost We have in our employ the most skillful artificial plate worker on the Pacific Coast. If your artificial plates do not stay up and you can- not eat with them, call and be fitted by this specialist and you will no longer have any difficulty. We mean exactly what we state. We CAN fit your mouth with teeth, no matter how many others hay failed. You will here receive the most courteous and skillful possible-AS THOUSANDS of our patients can testify, All of our operators have been examined by a State Board of Bx- aminers appointed by the Governor, and been given a LICENSE to practice in this state. We have the LARGEST and MOST THOR- OUGHLY PQUIPPED offices in the Pacific Northwest We employ the most recent discoveries of science in t to He wore . & red the second-hand clothing stores. | jong, biack Prince Albert and green golf vest and} ck broadcloth trousers, which were Innerted into white leather riding leg: | sings, The contu by a low, flat felt hat, euch of England curates wear, and wh least four sisea too large f interpreter’s head. In this w ttrute about the place and he) envy of every Japanese tn} W. B. COLYER. ee bit clases was finished Chureh } h the MISS MARY PAULISH, the young} ged two checks at Odessa, for A and $26.25, respectively, prom-| ised to plead guilty and has been taken to Davenport, where she will be sentenced. treatment We are spending $500,000 to give « mil-| Hon bottles away—one to each of a mil A) on ones, Ln, fo let if of pe office in Seattle has @ “secret” preparation that we he produ > er e are not far pad ae meme ieee the} We use nitrous oxide, vitalized ate and local anaesthetics for the WF tee sea end have| | Painless extraction of teeth. In our PAINLESS crown and bridge never used it, please send us the|f Work we employ 22-karat gold. Our PATENT RUGAEOLA never coupen below. We will then send you|§ fatle to keep a plate up. an order on your for a ree Our offices are situated at 1422 Second aver opposite the Bon ular Gc bottle, and will pay your|f| Marche. Gruggiet ourselves for it. This ap See our showcase for samples of our work. We employ no students, plies only to the first bottle, of course; | Rot to those who have written um be- | fore, The a ¢ of this offer places you obligations whatever. We thali never ask you to buy Lique- zone; do as you wish when you try} THESE UNPRECEDENTED PRICES FOR 30 DAYS eptar Examination .... FRB it t—for your own sake—let us} show you wh is pre i. Let} Extracting (when work is or us prove, at our expen It does Gated) cessacee FRPP ely po Pie eee aa eae Silver Fillings 350 doubt of reaults. You who want those Geld Fintage +++-81.00 reault# will send us the coupon today. Porcelain Crowns + $2.80 | Bridge work, per te oth. $3.50 Tiquosone Mo and fi. Fall Set of Teeth $2.50 atte and have your work done before we are t Lady attendant always. te 1 to Cut Out This Coupon for this offer may not appear Again Fill_out the. blanks and mall it to the Liquid Ozone (0. (h-400 Wabash Ave, Chicago. My ‘dixeane fm e never iried Liquozone, you will supply me a tc bott free I will take ie The Bon Marche Give full addre Any wing pr