The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 11, 1904, Page 4

sa _ nasi Bb deal NS AE ali c | handling the chatk on the THE SEATTLE STAR ~ a Bay Boe ma ve rubbed BY STAR PUBLISHING Co. ff the board. And OF FICHS— 1007 and 1309 Beventh avenue a aly wink, “we've * hunoh — he's @ ringer, being hia tes . EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT BUNDAY. | shoo-in TELEPHONES ae } Business Nepartment— sunset, Main 1060; Independens .19%, } Benjamin Franklin was conducting | Rattorial Departrment—Sunset, Main 1168 = | his famed experiment with the kite! ‘The Star's astern offic 10@ Hartford bufiding, Chicago; 63 sts ee. afer > shina Bribune butlaing, New York, WM. Portertiel mgr. foreign wal ertiaing, " i . BALLARD STAR AGENCY——821 Nard ave, Red 41 eral r * < i tring, he began hauling down the ‘One cent Ber CODY: aX ov ts per week, or twenty-five vent per | kite, with the words | fronth, delivered by mail or carrtore, Ne tree copies How thankful Tam that 1 may] FBS WAL BUNSCKINGRM ORhe da te when your subscription expires le | take down the rocelver without hav. | On the address label of each papor, W hen that date arrives, if ro mubeortp « to drop a ny « tt Won has not again been paid in adve te taken from the list Probie ath at in be at A change of date on the addrees tabs ,| an those who know the modern tele | WAR STILL RAGES MUKDEN, April MoT hada care a an old t seg | tite with Vict Alexiett this That much the w heant and he Mstened to thie further ar | jorning. raignment of th ta | “Home of the papers in the United “J tell you he t« stinglieat ma. town, He Insists on the last | States say the Russian army ~ ; fo iil be ee, |TedY to strike,” said Aloxieft Fed ce that ts u n @ an th ark on . tree. wish to y¥ this most empha And it ts well known t ay In @ worthy cause, el adage j ney Bovere, bu our soldiers strike, They have t " Ast i te know in this cage, It was only half the be ance agains ¥ except t ere. | Japanese soldiers True, n red to ts close in his dealings, But this ts alse | ponr ARTHUR, April L.—Pour true; If he insists upon what ia due him he is also ready to pay, to | of the gold swords voted to naval the last cent, what he owes, His bills are promptly met. He ts reo- Povo te for tt ote bravery have ar ‘ st at. | Tived from St, Peterat 2° ognized as an honest man, His oredit is good. And this cannot al- | ven Om Sf von eat eal Ways be said of some other men with a reputation for generosity. He | using them for scarf pine @emands no more than he is willing to coneede, If he ts insistent | upon full payment he is also ready with his own check book. POKIO, Ap L.—Pink sal ~ 2 jfrom the canneries of Alaska has] ~agd } be Jered for the Japanese troopa| There te another side to his character hidden from the public view. | now in the field Let us turn the shield around Thies individual who is called stingy and fisted has « large | ST. PE = ee Aart au atet family. He ts fairly prosperous but he needs all his money. He |‘? De outdone by the Japanese gots Slaves and saves not for himself but for his family. Fle would, per | pits for the officers and men in both hapa, like to be generous and charitable in giving but for the sake of ny and navy. the dear ones he must drive hard bargains and insist upon full pay- 4 * » BOO-HOO, April 1}.—Rumored ong Soa his due. Hoe oven stints himself for their sakes, | nore that Dowie agents have hired @ are yet hall and that Dowle will come here ‘One of this man’s children ts @ life-cripple. Another ie Incapable | from Austra The natives are of making tts way in the world. And he ts educating an orphan niece, | fleeing me midents of the foreign quarters botled no yesterday The person who called him « tightwad didn’t know that, bot put tb m ine warm ploce and @tingy? No Hard-hearted? No @tubet Ho lavishes all his strength and all his money and all his tender- Rees on those who need his first and greatest care. He docs this de Mberately and without regret and without self pity. He is not a dem- enstrative man. He is not built that way, And yet his intimate friends know how his big heart yearns over those helpless ones. Stern and cold? Maybe. He doesn't wear his heart on his sleeve, And for many Yeare he has buffeted the waves of crushing trouble and dally sor- Tow. He may have a false view Sf things, but he no doubt feels that he must fight @ world that knows and cares little for him or his, So Men call him hard and unfeeling, whereas in reality he is as tender ana child. ‘Tou see, exteriors are deceptive, You do net know what a man's thorn in the flesh may be by looking at him from the outside. ‘Therefore: “Judge not lest ye be judged.” Seated ‘THE SALE OF THE Washing ton hote! is no particular news to Weaders of The Star, further than that the name of the purchaser te mow made public. The Star told months ago how the owners were ‘trying to dispose of the hostelry and that the only reason it hadn't Deen sold before was that the rightman hadn't been found by Mr. Moore. [SESS SATURDAY THE STAR published an interview with James J. ‘Hull, saying that if he lost the merger suit he would sell the Great Northern road and let the Northwest fight {ts battles alone hereafter. Other Seattle papers are publishing this interview today, two days later, as NEWB. SSS IN ORDER TO MAKE 4 little political capital, the Second avenue ‘Mearst organ ts trying to drive business away from Bremerton by Kknoi.aing the navyyards. And yet this came sheet ts always flaunting Mteelf 22 @ booster. Bah! s* STAR DUST _— ns ‘A Denver doctor to whom a for- tune of $1,800,000 was left refused to take @ocent. Denver must be having & typhoid epidemic Kansas intends to make a beauty ghow part of its exhibit at the St Louis exposition and will send six Bandsome Kansas women to the fair. ‘The managers of the exhibit bope to find the women before the expost- tion opens. Begn fishin’ yet? A WORD FROM JosH W every country from worry Tibet. over What kind of bait did you use? An insane man has been writing. threatening letters to President Roosevelt. Whenever a man writes threatening letters to Teddy you may be sure he is insane. HISTORY'S HILARITY |The move w OPENING TIE PORT. Recurring to one Smith, president of the Mormon church, we optne that} if all bie wives were to take a hand) in patching his ulster ft would be «| “Joseph's coat of many colors.” ' ' 4} AGPRING PRIVILEGR =; ' : 1! While some go picking posiee =; : Some wateh the frisky tlambe 1 1 And others hunt for tend ' ' sreens, i} : But I go digging clams. | : KRAZY KRANK + t WHO THREW THE BRICK? The oldest love letter in the world] fa in the British Museum. It ts a Proposal pf marriage for the hand of an Exyptian Princess, and it wae made 1,500 years ago. It t# in the form of an inscribed brick.—Ex- change, SCAVENGER The board of works } ae pided to find, if possible, @ location in| @ northern part of the city for the! dumping of ashes 4 other garbage. made at the rr: | the Untversity Community ol At/tif_le and chemical research. ime the people rasiding| tues are derived solely fror irts of the city, particu- | largely oxygen gas—by a prov larly in the northern part of it, | Some people don't | know when they're well off, an’ a lot uv others don’t know when they ain't The Greeks had framed it up to make a killing at Troy by sending in, ostensibly as a gift, @ wooden H filled with soldiers. | ve me 10,000 kopecks’ worth of | Did the fish bite good? Clothes Ho: to come in on the! ap bitsky!” shouted Ulysses an he trot-| Dispatches say Russia isn’t worry-| ted up Gown the ring with a ing over Tibet. That's wise. Eng-| bundle of velvet in hin fist. | land i* doing she can to save| “Can't see it,” sald Paria, who was No Knife! No Paini Cross Eyes Straightened! Consultation, Examination and Eyes Tested Free. SEATTLE EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT INFIRMARY, ler Block, Corner Second and Col A Street. We Make a Specialty of Gents’ Work pacity of 70,009 collars and gute 7,000 shirts y finish you desire. Work left at our Main ce, Bi or our Down-town Office, Third ave, near Shirts10e Gollars2c Cuffs 40 Queen City Laundry WORK GUARANTEED. ESTABLISHED 189. ice, First ave. and Bell | northward toward the Ya are | quiring — zue. bE i lg AN ya tl:e ATTLE STAR “= FAMOUS OLD SOLDIERS’ HOME IN PARIS TO BE GIVEN UP ye Pye hm Cri ve tt pen Mena ane m * be seen about in their forms, thetr breasts with medals, are to one b away of 1000 veterans, contains only @ inmates. These are| survivors of the Crimean, Italian, | Mexte Pro nm and Colont ware. reduced by an order t Wid thereafter be ad no one will be adn WHERE JAPS AND RUSSIANS GLASH THE FERTILE PLAIN BETWEEN COVERED WITH THE ARMI PING YANG AND WIJU NOW £8 OF BOTH SIDES—WHERE sence ea ¢ of the home will be paid | fortified the olty, which is new oc THE “SHUMATE” RAZOR, $1 upied by the larger part of the/ me better at any price. No other Goflar razor half so good. Honed arm 4 engaged in (hls advance move |B ang stropped ready for use. Your money back if it isn't satisfactory. men’ } Any point between Ping-Yang and | ; Wiju may be the scene of a great! D battle, but there ia ittle probabiity [I IIa g rug of nevers tah im western Ke Une el | north of the wide stretch of th Co. lower Yalu. Near its mouth the Yalu| THE FIRST GREAT LANO BATTLE MAY BE FOUGHT—THE | GREAT, IMPENETRABLE FO RESTS OF THE YALU RIVER ——_—___—— We read nearly every day of the Japanese army siowly advancing! and of the smaller Russian force that hee cromeed the river, The Cossack scouts have repeatedly econ the head of the enemy's line, and a tight has just been reported at Chongju, mid- day between Ping-Yang and Witu | Between Ping-Yang ang Wijo, which Russia has occupied, for the pea and the inland trade, but, || Parker Special Lotior j unfortunately for tte $0,000 inhab-|f Parker Bark Lotion ltants, also oooupying @ strategionl |B po itor Soecial Pomade position that makes it a shining ‘: , . % ot a eee mark in wan About 16,000 of ite] Parker Cinchona Pomade ... wan G ¢ QUAKER DRI O. Newspaper prive Aaw'n. f the best farming regions of| 4 he larger art of it is a PAIS, April One of the m: tile plain, a though Kt ls W t M*| tending to the seas it le one or the|f Harrison 4-Day Hair R 1.00 ‘85 fow parts of Korea that may bejfi Ayer’s Hair Vigor 1.00 ‘33 q| traver with comparative ease, Graham’s Hair Growér ........00 cecsece 1.00 . wut Through this plain extends th to disapp 4 is familiar | road from Beoul to Wiju. These to all A o who have visited| (towne are only 220 miles apart, Paris ause | n's| though, following the windings of | 7 Sutherland Sisters, large....+++ seseees ‘ the road, the distance ia about 200 miles, Tbe Russians are now occu pying the northern and the Japa the middie streteh of this road; and] unless the Russians decide to with draw thelr forces from Korea and await the enemy in Manchuria a wreat battle will pbably be fought along the highway. Where the road crosses the Tal- jong river stands the interior port + eecond largest town in Korea, finely situated both ulnut Juice, Ga Burnett's Cococine, large Burnett's Cococine, small Lorrimer Hair Forcer ....... Barry's Tricopherous Mme. Yale’s Hair Tonic . Juniner Hair Tonic....... ie Parker Quin Julep ........+ houses, or four-fifths of the city, wore destroyed when the Japanene| drove the Chinese out of Ping-Yang. | The Japapere are said to have re-| The Only “Shaver” Going North Phonesr Main 1240; 1013-1015 First Av Indep. 1240 . Globe Block broadena, like the Tappan Zee on| the Hudson, Its Iakelike expansion is about 26 miles in length and rt three to four miles tn width. The tides are heavy, raising and lower- ing the level of the large basin by several feet at every flow and ebb. Steamers are nimost unknown tn these waters, but seagoing Junks ply wp and down for 20 miles, beyond | before the war began the king of Korea leased ® large part of it along cart roads extend to the river, and only paths lead down to ite banks. Several writers have Ceseribed this the river to Russia; end woodsmen forest most impenetrable om ac-| soon became very busy felling the count of the Gense undergrowth; and/ trees and floating the logs to the which point the river fe navigabdle| through the thick f e the eun-| junks that oarried them to the saw- vy amalior boats for about 199 miles. | light « ly reaches the waters of | mille of Bouthern Manchuria, A ittle above the widening of the/ the river. The Japanese regard the timber lower Yalu begin the dense forest: Put though this great forest ean | concession as Russia's insidious and dishonorable means of scquiring & manent foothold in Korea, and helped to embitter the relationg between the two powers. 2 hat Aree that line both banks of the river most of the way to fte sources, making the upper Yalu impractica- tor ls ree military operat No weareely become a part of the war scene, it has been an important ele- ment in fomenting the troubles be- | {t tween J and Russia. -__Months’ between the tw We Paid for a Million 50c Bottles of Liqozone and Gave Them toa Million Sick Ones Is There Anyone Else Who Needs It? | What Liquozone Is | Liquogone Ia the result of @ process! which, for more than 20 years, has| ‘of been the constant subject of scien- imam @ apparatui | without any means of garbage dis- | days time. poral, the only authorized dump is| Bach cubic inch of Li on the south end tide flats m the use of 1,250 ‘The communication considered this o gas, bt to this Morning was first sent to Mealth Of neation that ives ficer Ludlow, who referred it to the! 't* P y hee she power to board for action. It te signed by ymen doe W. Horr, chairman the landecape| lsquozene is not made W¥ com- committee of the club, which haw re- | P* @ drugs, nor is thera.any a8 cently inaugurated a my nent to) Conol in tt. N ng whatever Kops clean up the yar f homes and in i wave the gas and ty liquid other ways to make the elty beautiful. | Ud to absorb ( The committee found that the first thing ft needed wea a piace to dump| Mills Inside Germs ere isos } The greatest value of L T% Sh any RIT BLO os in the fnct that it kille « The spare time work given ladles | the body without killing the tinsues, at room 301, 1414 Second a nue is) ¢ ‘The fs nothing else known proving @ great success, Call from | which will do that Any @su« that 9 to 6 ere [kills germs is a and ft can- - * not be taken internally. For this Dancing School, Prof. Wilson's, | Fearon, 1 6 is of little @ffect In Ranke hall, Pike street and with | ® germ troub s every physician avenue. known i eel This problem of k ng inalde Go to Spinning» for bicysle re-|eerms t# the greatest problem that pairs. eco | medioal men ¢ t. These ¢ —— + the cau f the AAeR A way te jsuch diseases is to kill those germs An internal germictde, effective yet has been sought after mor hing se in the history of one has solved this prob he chemist who ed 1A quozone first proved that germs are ables, ‘Then he found that an excess of oxygen—the very life of an animal—is deadly to vegetal matter. Then he sought a way to get the vir tues of o ‘en in estab! form into the blood. Tho result, after 20 years, is & product which killa inside germs | qNhich does what nothing else can We Offer $1000 | For © dinease germ that Liquozone| Por the American rights to Liquo-| offer is published | gone When we purchased the rights to Liquozone, we promised to buy a million bottivs and | We are willing to buy a few thousand bottles more for the sick who have been omite SYSTEM Is give them toe mill'on of the sick. Now we have Gono it—at @ cost of $590,000. We have | ted. ‘Then our offer must end; and we will let those who know Liquosone tell the othe published this offer in nearly every home in America. One result ts thie: There is no | ers about ft. If you need Liquosone, and have not yet tried it, we ask that you write us neighborhood—no hamlet @o remete—but someone there can tell what Liquozone will do. today. Don't nemiect such a chance to try Liquozone; don't walt til-our offer ends. Sime on 1 nearly every one you meet knows some friend whom Liquosone has cured. Another 1 us the coupon below, as a million other sick ones have Gone, We will then mail it te this: The demand for Liquozone is now greater than for any other remedy in you an order on your druggist for a S0c bottle, and will pay your druggist ourselves for \existence. More people use {t than use medicine. And we cannot doubt that more sick- it. The acceptance of this offer places you wnder no obligations whatever. We simply | nese fs being cured by Liquozone than by all drugs combined. wish to convince you; to let the product itecif show what ft can do. | Inevitable and permanent. | no reaction. Liguozone Is used both to get well We Paid $100,000 Tres) First Bottle Free Our method of convincing you that | can't Bill, and th the highest price ever paid for/and to k well. Th who kno Liquozone will cure is to buy the jon th every bott |eimilar rights on any scientific dis-| it best use it dally, as we do. It ig | first bottle for you. Wi ix you to Ne All| covery. We first tested the product/a saver of sickness by warding off| try !t at our expense. The product that is neceseary to cure amy KeT™m) for two years, through physic tans! germ attacks. And tt keeps every ‘treet is the best evidence we ve. will do the balance. 4 when the germs hing is more are de- certain must |atroyed: on than that. And all th world cannot cure such a while those germs exiat Liquozone goes into the stomach, into tt wels and into the blood,| to herever the blood goes. germ can escape tt and r can re- ‘The resulta are inevitable h have resisted yield at once to It en which medi- trouble cine never Acts Like Oxygen cures, is more than a ger . with which Hut Liquoac micide. It is also a ton! no other product can compare. It in just euch a tonic as an excess of ox nm gas we be ,if It could be 1 in the blood. # the vital f vitality part of alr; the the most It ts oxygen the t blood to red in gs. It ts oxygen that elim! 8 the waste and builds up new. Oxygen is the narve food, 4 food, the scavenger of the blood, It every function of lite three minutes with would be no weak r tality, no impure b to the blood a the the bi ia RO eswential that we ut mald not lve it. There #, no lack of ity ad little more oxy 4 unstabl an But oxygen is a eae an The t Li hold exoe id, nv ufactu and at not ¢ |the process of ma | from the gas its virtues, and it car- ries those virtues to every cell of ry tissue. It gives to every nerve ater Juat the food that It nee It gives new power to every funo- tion of nature. The results are re- and quick. I mark skill in the| trouble is to kill the germs. Nature) and horpitals, A germ ie - No| a total of $600,000 right at the start, in this country and| function of nature up to the high- We proved it In thourands|est mark. Nothing else in the world|, If you need IAquozone, and have others. ae the <u t — at ” fae is #0 good for you. pe diigg do 4 weg Bt able. e cured with It every rgd P ense which was considered Incur ios Sone on seve Aevaaiet Sor 6, ense Germ Diseases Joo fie nth pay your drug- The dineases tn this list are known | gist ourselves for tt. This applies | to be caured by germs or their tox-| only to the first bottle, of course; ins. Medicine has been used in| to those who have never tried it. these diseases for centuries, but the germ cause was unknown until late| This offer itself should con Then we spent $500,000 to give a | million bottles away—to let a mil- Mon sick ones try ft. We thus staked [On Our Absolute faith in this prod-| years. The cause of Rheumatism, | FOU that Liquozone does as we claim. wee ER SEvORS pieoeee voncut|for instance, was not traced to] We Would certainly not buy a bottle ee Oe ot investment without germa until 1902. and give it away tf there was any iquozane would 40)" "iris new cause of Giscase calls|0ubt of results. If you want those what we clatmed for it? it y 1 want to be well for new treatment. Medicine does| Tetults ‘ac- We publ We publish Ar *v-\ not apply, because medicine cannot | cept the chance whigh we offer to payeidione or pationts, though we) Kill inside germs, Those who now| test Liq e free. Don't use med- |have more such letters than any| Use medicine for germ troubles, etth- | !cine for what medicine cannot do. other concern In the world. We sim. | °F 40 not know the cause of the| We shall not‘ask you to buy Liq- DIY. Duy «bottle of Linvowene for | rouble or don’t know Liquozone. one—not urge you to continue ft. each sick one we learn of, and ask| ren qweceme all yield to Laquo-|Do as you think best for yourself him to see for himeelf what it does, | 22%. @nd most of them at once. The} when you learn what the product Don't yaa knew € + muet| Cause of all is germs, and Liquozone |does, But be fair enough with your- ac merit—a virtue *! Ways kills germa. In any stage of | self to try it when we pay the cost which brings Instant benefit to all. |®2¥ Glseage in this list, the results |of your test, Before our offer ends te tae Goal tontcun thar? jare #o certain that we will giadly|see what this new product means to |send to any petient who asks it an} you. What Medicine Does absolute guarant is ; a1 oa poe nh ee Asthma Hay Fever—Influenza . ae a r to Na Abscess—Anemia Kidney Diseases i» true in 4 one, your phy-| Bronchitis Leucorrhea give to the body any element it Bright's Dipease Iver tee biea u uw his oupon needs. And drugs never Kill inside) Gee es a Nitra yin t not appear retool blanks a liclne sometimes apurs nature ereome the germs; but those ) are indirect and uncertain depend on the patient's condi ~y A cure by drv fs always a bit and in some disease im- ae Tuber possibl Some of you have contin- es ued medicine for years without get- treet ting more than temporary relief. oa ey becaume It troys the cause of a * diseasen—all the results of im 1 ‘all ’ 1 germ trouble, Then it acts ana ton.| pure or poisonous blood | Give full address. Write plair i Y ne a etimulant It gives ood | to tile werwe cputere--thn Sot whlen gah, BETYous debility Tiquosone acts! An physician or b mature intended. The results are! druge can G0 eens what no} wang tors tet ;