The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 18, 1904, Page 4

- Si * yanging from © cents te $I per horse power, The New York companies often a8 Marconl, he will married sing tenor, HO? FROM THE WIRE THE SEATTLE STAR Y STAR PU RLISHING CO, 130T and 1909 Beventh avenue OFFIC Saale ” EVERY APTERN N EXCKPT BUNDAT TELEPHONES « Business Department Sunset, Main 1060; Independemy 138. MUNNYCITINK, Aprit 1%,—1oth ‘ Haltortal Department—Sunset, Main 1138 noutieh cue Galtne aban wees on the The Star's Eastern offices: 10¢ Hartford butlding, Chicas a) Par a shanna ery Duliding, New York, W.B. Porterfield, mgr. foreign advertising, | Yalu and the chances are the ‘ LARD STAR AGENCY—82) Rallard ave pmet, Red 14k be a battle if ether tries to cross = - » | The ferries have stopped running a cents nae | ae teniiey er astliery Secamme Oo Peeees. Gelivored by mail or carrtere. _ No. tree se tached from the army yester@ay FO MAIL BURBCRIDERA—The date when your subseripiion expires M | afternoon and waa attacked by the en the addroms label of each paper, When that date arrtves If your subsort | Japanese troops, 8 ant Ol again deem paid ta advance your name te taken from the Het | sloothaky sack, was + of date on the address lade! ts & receipt = | nent to the resoue of the battery, On { the Postoffice at Seattle, \Vashington, ax second matter | his return he rted he found — oo —- = | tm f the artillery, but could not Ls locate ft, The patient people of this country have become accustomed to eee Big corporations get about all they want, and have learned not to waste breath tn protests But the proposition of the Niagara, Lockport @ Ontarto Power com- gany to take pomseasion of Niagara and convert it from one of the world’s wonders Into a pro power plant ts a little too much even for the hard- ened complacenes of the long-suffering public, Canadian and New York compantes have already secured charters Ample enowgh at their full capacity to me of the river above the fal te them to build works third of the entire v whieh enal divert © Now comes a New York corporation asking of the state legislature rilimited rights to take and use the water, So large are this company’s G@emands that the commissioners of the Niagara reservation have felt Gompeticd to isgue an “urgent rem onstran: Against the bill on the 6 of the falls, very exis ground that It threatens th Burely the Mne against ated greed must be drawn somewhere, We have given to corperations the elty streets, the country roads, the mountaina, the valleys and river #horea But let's keep Niagara Falls as SER pecoceston of the wists genpt BEROT. OLDSLOOTHSKY FIND Niagara Falls is one of the mightiest and most Impressive mpectacies ING TRACKS OF THE ARTIL- fm ail the world. It bas arouse in millions elevating and quickening eme~ LY ON THE BANKS OF THE tions of awe and reverence and inspiration Millions at ite brink have been stood face-to-face, as It were, with the (Drawn by Mottpeninsk! from a irresistibie, inexhaustible and s fast might of the Infinite | Dhotograph taken by Kamarasuap- Tt » a world wonder that typ! fies a continent and peoplo—its rush ee Bg ecial photographer for Stas end roar symbolizing the national energy and activity and its endicaa, Steady generous flow symbolising our boundless resources of nature From its spray and mists have * prung delicious legends of love and Ife that went before us and in its grandeur has been born some of the Mest exalted sentiment in the wor ki's poetry. And along comes a bond-bloated promoter who site down and coolly figures out how many dollars he may make out of this great cataract! Whey say corporations have no souls. Certainly the one that would geek to sical Niagara has none. Certainly the legislature that would pers mit the steal has none 7 Discussion over the proposition has called public attention te the fact that the two Canadian po’ com panies pow using Niagara are required to pay the government @ yearly rental of $15,000 Im addition to © yearlx gum based on the amount of power developed, on a graduated oceie, Gen. Kornbeefash!, of the Japan- ese forces has been cashiered for sing whiskera, He will be sent home and probably will be exeouted, His defense ts that he wished to de colve the enemy. Viceroy Alexteff has sent to Cote- Tado for reports to show how Gov. Peabody governs Colorado, It te feared that the natives will uprise if Alexieff adopts Colorado methods here, Philadelphia police prevented Em- ma Goldman from making @ speech Sundey, Emma tx the women made pay nothing. On the Canadian basis one of these companies alone would famous by the police. be required to pay the State of New York $117,000 @ year But unfortunately the New York legisiature has shown iitule tneliaa- You to consider public tmterest in such questions, Jt ls & safe prophecy | that the corporations will get Niagara and that New York state will get nothing. What the legislature may get, however, may never be known, eae PROSPERITY AND PAPER BAGS It is well known that the safest barometer for the prediction of Dad weather is a sore corn or a rheumatic joint. Floating chips are the best indicator of the course of currents, Straws proverbially show how the wind blows, It is from the little things of life that we may glean true wisdem, Knowing this, we may be prepared for the announcement of « New York traveling salesman that the paper bag, the kind the grocers muse, ts the best barometer for registering the rise and fall of general proapercity. “1 pave been selling paper bags for 3 years,” says this observant Philosopher, “and I ean refer to my old order books and tell you just ‘abeut how much money was in general cireulation at any Ume since I Buve been in the business.” We are accustomed to read the enormous figures invotved In big Business consolidations, the reports of imports and exports, the i tice of output of farms and mines and factories, and from these at- tempt to measure the mational prosperity. But this method ts misieading. The mass of people count thelr Gaily means not in millions of dollars, but in pennies. Their wealth fe indicated not in incorporation papers or statistical sheets, but tm paper bags. “You see,” says the paper bag philosopher, “it stands to reason that when people have Little money they will buy thetr groceries tn A BIGHT LIGHT IN THE LIT- ERARY WORLD. METROPOLITAN MAHASKA. Otto Mayer, one of proud Mahas- a's most enterprising farmers, steps into dine this week with one of thone celebrated talking machines, Otto mays nothing gives him an appetite We having the orchestra pinay while he ents, and when he turns on “Why @14 they dent the custard ple, with our old pussy-cat,” you would tmag- ine you were dining at the Waldort- Astoria. Call around and eat with him.—Eddyvilie, la, Tribune, ermal quantities. When there is plenty of money people buy more at “No man ia #0 poor as he who has a time. Of course, when the larger bags are sold net so many are | nothing but money.” says John D. ‘used, for people don’t trot to the groceries so often.” Rockefeller. Poor John. The poor- This is « crude barometer indeed. It is only e “straw,” but whe | Ouse yawns for him. eo ean question that it shows how the wind of prosperity blows more ef- fectually than all the carefully complied statistics ever offered? The Oliver Typewriter s STAR DUST » —_—__—_ ’ A mew York woman was married jtometiing is evidently Gotng. It may Whe other day after an engagement | be that Josh ts planning to appear Mf 18 years. It's too early to say |in @ new spring sult. — or not there is bad luck in | ‘A Duluth man stole a locomotive. Be'll bave to do better than that to > the Hill-Harrtman-Morgan A WORD FROM JOSH WISE. The Only Standard Visible Writer Fast diaplacing the old style “Blind” Writers, Complete tnfeormation request. fone secured for stenographers | t charge. eat stock of office desks and! ses on the conat “Cotton King” Sully’s ereditors are ptill divided. So is most of Sully's money. A woman can keep a secret—going. JOSH 18 SORE. on When Josh Wise turned in his copy to the 8. D. M. this morning he looked very soge and thoughtful ‘As Josh is not a man fo be trified with when he ts In 2 mood of thin | - —_—_—_ kind, no questions wore asked, but it = * fs thought the old philomopher i#| Marconi ts to sin, N Saf L C lee acer tae PY ese geecatl | sing in an oratorio. Orris e@ & ock 0. | Baturday by “A New Seatticite.” a man who has been engaged to be General Western nts OLIVER TYPEWRITER GAVE FROM 15 TO 35 PER CENT —Got Your Glasses of Us—Consul- | No. 1332-24 SHCOND AVENUE tation and Exa tion Free. patt Wash. BAR, NOSE AND THROAT INFIRMARY, jock, Corner S¢ BEATTLE FB 4-5 Haller x, ond and | in As might be expected in the case of | Columbia Street | | Ry 1). | We Make a Specialty of Gents’ Work ave a © pacity of 70,000 collars and cuffs and 17,00 shirts Bes npr ee ned Ball, Cr Sar Bowartown Work lett of cur Main, Bit Shirts102e Collars2c Cuffs 4o|\ Queen City Laundry WORK GUARANTEED, ESTABLISHED 1800, Ny) 7 (| aan Y, Av 1407 | y { (/ I FinstAve. | | reported fr HIS BAIL IS $2.000 John MeDonald, the defaulting cashier of Crane Eres, was ar day on the charge of embes- Bling $5,000 from bis employers, On motion of his attorneys, Fulten & Farrell, he wae given a week to plead and his bonds were fixed at 000, McDonald's friends have finally Grcited to make @ @esperste at- tempt to reise the amount of his shortage, in af to $15,000. Should this be Gone it is thought that Crane Bros. will probably refuse to prosecute, they feel very kindly toward Mo- Donald, who wae in their employ here and in New York for 13 years and haf handled millions of dol- late for them. Wien the prosecuting attorney agreed to accept a $3,000 bond, Jotge Taliman demurred, as} be sald he felt that in view of the large amount alleged to have been embeazied the amoupt of the bafl was too low. On Attorney Fulton's personal as- surance that MeDonald would ep- pear in court when wanted, he agreed to accept bonds In the sum of 82,000. DIVORCED MAN STABS HIS SON John J. Larsen, woh for i... has been under order of the euportor court to stay away from 1 ot his divorced wife, at E je land Denny way, wan arrested it Pat urday for stabbing his iin} the back. Larsen went out to the hat morning, and being refu it~ tance, drew a knife from ket and stabbed the boy as latter was turning to enter the ir. Although the boy's wounfipiprd not serious, he will be laid up! dome days. LITTLE TALES TERSELY TOL K HAS BEGUN on the $260, rnment bullding at the Van employed. This number will t loubled through the summer UNPRECEDENTED FLO‘ puts, damage to orchards and the loas of livestock are being suffered. A. J. HELMS, postmaster at roebstel, Clarke county, has been rrested on charge of aswault upon a astormer with a deadly weapon. Th affair rises out of an old quarrel and has caused much comment TLE ROCK has a new bank “In the Grasp of Santa Anna” The Next Fiction Offering reigned in the supertor cowrt Batur- | which, it ts eald, amounts | incorporated as the Castle Rock | State Bank with » capital of $25,000, TWO WHITMAN COUNTY tar! mere, P. R Lair and C. B Smith, have been given the contract for) raising the exhibit vegetables and |epring grain for the St. Louls fal F. 1. Orgood, the Seattle mining man, is In Southern Oregon openini up the old Haminersicy mine, near | Grunts Pass. He leased {t several months ago. | STHEL YARPROUGH, proprie- tress of @ Wardner, Idaho, ng house, attempted sutctde Saturday night by taking chloroform. She was Gespondent. THE RALMON RUN Is reported from Kalama to be very light. The) iver ts full of drift loge, which bother the neta MRS. ELSIM IRION, wife of the Principal of the Elberton schools, | died at Eiberton Thursday, THE COMBINED HARVESTER factory at Pendleton, whic badly crippled in the ©. B. We failure, wil soon resume business. | Portiand capitalists will finance it. THE $10,000 CYANIDE PLANT which has been standing idle since it wan built at Kalama, two years ago, te being torn down and moved to Grants Pass, Ore. It sold at auction | for less than $1,000, Did you ever got 3 Fels Naptha nd proved the publi Quakers ad wer otf ht a p Quak THE QUAKER 8 reMy STOKE ON THE PACIFIC COA THAT DARES TO CUT THE PRICE or CASCARETS ein Beatth welling 1! Se extra for postage.) Sole Keattic agents for the fam und $i--Shumate Razor--$1 postan @ Mule Team Borax Be wo Packages for 1Se. Individual prospectors, mining oo sole can OULft here with the purest o medical eupiics in large or sm’ a We make a ty of thord e t Cotton, und 4 package . Quarter-pound packag vy Half-pow The measured seven feet from tip to tip. MRS, MATILDA ELY, of Pendie- ton, Ore, aged 77, has been granted @ divorce from Loulse Ely, aged 52, on the ground of cruel treatment, bey have beon smarried 16 months. FEARS ARB ENTERTAINED for the safety of the senting schoon- ere Triumph and Diana, which are long overdue at Victoria, The name board of the Triumph has been found at Quatsino sound. AN OLD MINER named Nelson living near Grants Pasa, Ore, blew himeelf inte fragments Saturday. He left a note saying he could no longer support himmetf. THE STEAMSHIP JEFFERSON, whieh has been stranded in the mud at Tacoma, has been towed into deep water again. She will be towed to Senttie Tuesday and will be put tn good shape. CONVENTION CALLED CONNELL, April 18.—A call bas been issued by the Republican coun. ty central committee for a conven- tion to be held at Connell April 80, to elect four delegates. The pri- martes will be held in the various precincts April 25. The basia of representation Is to be one delegate for ery ten votes or major frac THE QUAKER SELLS IT FOR LESS.” Did you ever get Ivory Soap for 10 Raturday’s speciale demonstrated ALASKA AND SHIP'S MEDICAL SUPPLIES HOME SUPPLIES 4 ‘e Tw #8, 100; one ounce.....B0 creeeeseeeeee be Carbolated Cotton, half-pound..406 | Linton Gause Bandages, é-inch, Carb a Cott quarter-pound.. | each . 200 au Zhe | Pere © Rolled Bandages, %- Carbdolated Cotton, one o 100 | inch, 150 each; 3 for 260 Btyptie Cotton, in botties, 1 oz size | — 10¢ | Mormon Bishop's Pills, regular Linton Moist Gause, &yard pack- | price We; The Quakers special one TSe | price, per box socesthoooeesne Oakum, pound package 2be | Six boxes (mailed free) for..62.35 Stertiiced Lambs’ Wovl, ¢-ounce | Hoffs Consumption Cure, t package . TGe | ine, per bottle l-ounes pack | Bent by mail, Vaginal Tampon 250 | Vinol, per bottle Dr, Simpson's Maternity Packet | Memuro, per br ‘ contains everything nee@e@ tm | Liquosone, 61.00 size f confinement case, xoopt the Bri your coup baby, each $3.00 | det Liquosone. Pree delivery to all parte of the city, including Green Lake and Bal- tard. Mail orders fille and we prepay express or freight charges to all points within 109 miles of Beattie o: we Quoker Phones: Main 1240; Indep. 1240 1013-1015 First Av: 3c ‘ Rubber Gloves, best made 900 Blood Medicines faxsafras Bark Wild Cherry Bark Sarsaparitia Bark Large packages sufficient for the ry fusily. Special, each 1Be F) All Herbs he Packsse Hops 100 Packane Barsaperiiia Root, tb...... 400 mpanicn, steamships and sailing ves nd best quality “gs and general B) ntitles at the clomest wholesale ™ aning and restocking medicine obi m Bpong: Boap, for sur Gt orders of 0 oF over. Drug Co. . Globe Block CASH REGISTER BAFFLED THEM Burgtars who entered the Union restaurant at 214 Union street, yes- terday morning, were evidently not wise to the workings of the cash register. Though they were after the cain and made strenuous efforts to break the register to pieces, they only succeeded in nearly destroying it in their rude attempts to get $5 In change which Ben Hammond, the proprietor, says was left in the register. Entrance was effected by means of A pass key and the register was car- ried out into an alley, where it was found by the police. ‘The cash reg- ister opens automatically by prese- ing down one of the kuys, and had the thieves known this they would have been successful in getting the money. LOOKS LIKE MILLER VANCOUVER, Apr! 18.—So far no opposition has appeared against the renomination of Judge A. L. Miller as superior Judge for the counties of Clarke, Klickitat, Cowlitz and Ska- mania. It ss said that Judge Miller may be induced to make the race for supreme judge, but this le not cer- tain, Judge Milier has been superior FNANK JENKINS shot a monster] tion thereof cast for Judge Hiram" judge for about ten years and his engie near Kalama Saturday. It Hadiey at the last general election. record ts @ good one. 50c Bottle Free When Medicine Fails, Try Liquozone—We'll Pey for It Me@icine must fall In a germ trouble) Decause modicine never killa inside ® oe Any germ-killing drug ts & poison to you, and it canont be taken tre the tim world, can accomplish without it |prove this—tf you need it—w | gindty pay for @ bottle and give you to try. | | | Acts Like Oxygen | Liquosone ts the result of a proce for more than whieh beorr t and ch y fr 1 m the best \p s and 14 da are made Py | he result Is a 5 |what oxygen does Liquozone ta a vite compare, But germs are vee and Liquor ke an exce ommen—ia vegetal matter. Yet this w duct which no | cerm to the human life | We Paid $100,000 | Amertean righ to Liqu highest price ever paid for rights any sclentific dis. r the covery. We 4d thi ting the profuet for two y h physt- jane and hospitals this ¢ and others. Th ice was pald because Liquo- troubles what afl he world, ut tt. Tt car- ywerfal yet n die ir way no is #0 Certain that ry bottle an offer of se germ that It can. we y $1.00 for a di not kill Germ Diseases Thene are the known germ diseases. hat medicine can do for these | * is to help Nature overcome rms, and such results are indi t and uncertain. Liquorone kills germs, wherever they are, and the suits are inevitable. By destroying caune trouble, it invariably a0 Bright “88 yubles Howel Troubles Neuralgta Coughe—Colds Many Heart Troubh Consumption Piles—Pnew Colic—Croup Plourtay Constipation Mt Ca Cancer — Skin Dysentry - Diarrhea § Dandruft—Dropey Dyspepsia Keaema -Erysipelas culonis Fevers - Gali Stones Tumore—Uleers Goitre—Gout Varivcacrle Gonorrhea-Gleet Women's Diseases | arf fisenses that begin with fever all inflarmation—all catarrh—all con- us dinennes—all the results of lm- or polsonous blood | In nervous debility Liquozone acts }as a vite accomplishing what no ar can | 50c Bottle Free | If you nena Liquogone, and have never tried ft, please us this} | coupon. Woe wil then mail you an or-| | der on your locat druggist for a full) bottle, and we will pay your drug- | ourselves for tt. This is our free | j . made to convine you what Li }can do. In justice to yourself, please nocept It today, for It places you un- | der no ol tion whatever. Liguozone costs So and $1. Cut Out This Coupon this 8-400 Wabash My discase is oo aa tees: have never tried Liquozone, but if you will supply me a Se bottle free I will take it & and what ft offer Fill out to th not may appear the Dianks and Liquid Oxone Co., Ave., Chicago. 872 Give full address, Write plainly. Any physician or hospital using Liquosone will piled for @ teat not yet be gladly sup- a JUST A LITTLE : INVESTIGATION th bs e, Kirt ae Bs Hot yt the ) ad ti -y { f a ad the worst of fix wo the im jutely satiafact t nal! paymen matter what the prete might be offered t The Simplex Piano Piayer sical friend. The Columbia Talking Machine Ie the most faxcina Or if You Prefer ' A violin, Mandolin, Guitar, Ranje, b 4 arp. Flute, Cornet, Clarinet of other small tnetrument, we have | Get our prices. D.S. JOHNSTON (0, 93 Becond Ave. Burke Bidg. Houes and Lot $350 $50.00 Cash. $10.00 Per Month. MONTANA ADDITION Overlooking Lake Wash and the Mountains. ston OHIO PAINLESS DENTISTS 307 5-2 Pike Street, Cor, Third Teeth extracted and fill pein by our late scientifie m: patented and used their teeth extracted are invited call at our office, where we wii] dem- —— to thelr tire satisfaction our © Jews He Charge ie coe ahe years with ‘all ork. 2 4 Sab gthe mies FULL SET BK GOLD CROW TEETH WITHOUT FILLINGS Hours: $a. m. all day. We show our shoes and show them cheerfully whether you are shee hunting or not—come tn. Nickerson Germain Re 187% Second ave. near Union. Teeth sina Until May 1st Brown’s Painless Dentists l work for cost of ‘our late discov- methods. PLATES 500 p.m; Sundays, aie AP ORE lhe RO Se SERRE Painless Extracting Examination. Silver Fillings Gold Fillings, u Gold Crowns Bridge Work, 2k. Full ‘Teeth NO STUDENT clalista, witho TEN YEARS. eatablished In. discov: fo apply to late dotanipal t the gums for extracting, Fitting and grow ning teeth without pain te Known and onty by Bob Cron Block, lcDougall & South- *. tetp m sam : ices Seattle ten years. Ave Our Parlors—1, 23. 4 One Door South of wick’: Hours: $30 a m dye till 1 Of Interest to Thin, Weak People It ls perfectly understood by every ick man and woman that If they t some remedy that will stop radual loss of flesh and their recovery ts assured. are nervous and unsteady, zy spells, with weakened* memory and loss of ambition, their blood is thin and watery. It shows In thelr sallow complexion and tired man- ner, soon as they commence to gain flesh they look better and sleep bet= ter. To « from 1 to 3 Ibs, of good solid flesh per week the blood must be made rich and pure. Dr. Gunn’® Blood and Nerve Tonic puts in the body the very pith of what makes pure rich blood In the most direct way, and cures disease by making strength. This tonic fs in tablet form to be taken right after meals. It enriches the blood, making foree where there was faintness. For wor men’s weakness a better remedy was made. Sold by all druggists per box, or three boxes for or sent by mail. Write us about your case, Address Dr. Co. Philadelphia. Pa. For The Quaker Drug Co., 1013 First ave enue, Seattle.