The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 20, 1904, Page 3

THEY LOAD THE MIKADO WITH SOUVEMIES: OF WAR ALL SORTS OF PRESENTS ARE SENT TO HIS MAJESTY PROM THE FRONT, AND SOME HAVE STRANGE HISTORIES iH. Brill, Spectal Commis. st had all made up thelr minds By W hat there w . aloner of the Newspaper Enter-| tnem to nt the ha 19 n the Far Bast.| on ]_ ‘The scene impressed ttxelt very His tim-| vividly i eM § > Rs t a. one of ships that t 4 ex wervice in] r Admiral Togo's Meet ra waal ital H = ¥ © OF SAILCL ' r p . * t which eat 7 , Now to paint a marine MpOrEE! View w suck s 08 ansed 4 Pi ho mag tak But mura wae cereme as The } a sketoh of which b officers and ad ed) a Japanes at ie here 5 “ weniiee’ rt is marvelous, Bve fully painted and every or «nizable by those who know therm The general effect of the plotu good, The “set CLOTHING 1] |for BOYS of |<" ment tn Tole in a few U be py r. The er ALL AGES the m * work of this fireman's brush will ome of the royal palace. } employed in Another gift which bas bee extensive ceived In Tokio for the er they are mace - A handsor 1 A LIVE HAWK r of clothes f fa - h w od “s : Z sea hin hawk mt Priced for Suits ° vesel w ya ft land a 2 ned f as rs : to th S U thing about - e at the t j mt exactly the same 4 presented it to ne er J. Redelsheimer & Co. J e272" Strongest Topcoat Mouse tn the . Btate. tg 800-804 First ave. cor. Columbia used it to be upon by the SPECIAL SATURDAY BARGAINS LANG Tea and Coffee Co. SLB. PAILS B Price LARD Roasted fresh every day with 49 ) the latest Improved Blue-flame 16-LB. PAILS BEST LARD. Gas Coffee Roaster and guaran- Price OBe } teed better than most 40c coffee ADAMS’ BEST BAKIN sold in Seattle. POWDER. GY BREAKFAST FOOD. on Cans 25e 3 pkgs. 25e fe manufacture and guarantee SON LLY Adams’ Best Baking Powder to rh Tae fo Lage 35¢ jars 206 CLEANED CURRANTS Sonoma Pickles at less than Package Ge } Wholesale prices. SEEDED RAISINS BUTTER. | Hib. Package Gc $2 Ibs. Best Bulk Washtr Adams’ 60 Teas will please Dairy Butter i they are the $1.00 value. } 2 Doz. Fresh Ranch Eggs fe have good Teas at 250, 36 } Adams’ Best Creamery Butter. Bad BOe |b. the best high-grade butter in ib pkgs. R. SV. Pg 100 Beattie, per Ib 25e : 15e } Fels Naptha Soap, per cake. ..5¢ 25e $ Lenox Soap, 3 cakes 106 25e ap, 8 cakes 250 250 CREAM CHEESE +++ B50 250 ate 25e } Barley, Tapico and Sago. HEARTS $ per Ib Be 250 } Japan Rice, per Ib Se JAVA BLEND COFFEE We do not deli Bring your 25e } Baskets “Don't Worry, Watoh Us Grow” The Haw Siore Carpets and). Rugs “5. Special Prices Cash Credit al “ xem in the nortl € i 1 to be known . : tpet and Rug Dey floor i havin sf al sale to luce the 1t—to ad, , Ever tore f th goo © 1 Opportu Eight Patterns of Bigelow Axminsters All new, witt rders t laid and lined, per yard $1.65 Seven p: 18, reg $1.25 Velvets, borders and stair to Match, made, laid and lined, yard De 99 Art Squares, fast colors, 9x10%4, each $3.00 All Wool Ingrain Carpeting yk 8 85« Best quality to select fr: I only, new per pattern yard 5S¢ and lined $1.25 quality, cut $1.60 Body Brussels, made, e track | many, » Refrigerators, Lawn Furniture, etc priced very reasonably. Everett, “3b. ~ Teale-Hills warerand Carpet. Company Seagud Avenue and Union Street “THEAGERAL OREDIT STORE” ‘HAS A BETTER THE SEATTLE STA romewhat Muperstitious people. Boarcely a day passes that some ss WILL REST | FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1904 gift for the emperor does fiot et Tokio from he front They will ait 00 Ww rreat aid gs 1 Nh tt Utary Bheritts Mec and Lat onta. ae it does a ry large . . : , “ 1 arma uaed in'the| jseainet him had been di ai ye of the Si®guns and during the} Illinois Repwblicans Adjourn] Montana before the arrest power of the Shes ethe| Until May 31 — | name, Th very peel sions MARRIAGE LICENSES | larg Hect of 1a fleld “= | | brought back f the] y 1 ght of which iy Muiiker, 18, and A Chinese war 1 xer| } enent fruit pattot. | 2 Ral ne t f Ba The w m {fe of partioular tn-| tien this w urned until |" : terest to Amerton for the place} May st t fty-otght bal- | ¥ . rl M. Di uhip ; of honor in it ts upled by a brass! jou. the t one resulting; Yat . nson, 84, both ¢ 1 y which was presented to! 4s9 Lowa I er Mat ms the mikado by General ( Grant] } warner ne - ‘| WILL HM. BRILL ‘HAVE TO PLAYERS IN Be sHown SUNDAY DAY GAME MISSOURI AUTHORITIES SAY THEY CANNOT PUNISH ALAS KA RAILWAY 8WINDLERS Nothing will be done to punian the | Kansas ( who ship 1 otra re . eno p ari, Kansas City newspa pers make this statement Nothing has t poatoffice auth a & Yuke hopeful of the prospect oft the PROPOSITION Salter, an old man 64 ye stituted © pr DOC.” HARTNAGLE ce he super t yee nagie is an old Victoria man terday aguinst hie wife, Mra, A be found at third defense win Bt Me! He ia not a fancy player good, clean Iacrosse. H will have to be wide alleges desert Salter has Weat because she will not or else come out 5 boarding house she «ner | an the exposition ar } asks in his complaint that Lake be erty CONFIRMATION AT TEMPLE DE HIRSCH arate prop at Te Rabbi ing Joseph offictat decorated ¢ services elaborate. | The firmation clase nalet of the following: Misses Aronson, Lottie Cohen, Rosie ( man, Gertr a Ei M s, Rosa § ja Shyman and Messrs. Mont Levinson Melville Monheimer and GEORGE CLARE WAR OW | ,,, grow TRADING STAMPS ji" ation Park ODDY r point fr Judge Hanford'’s decis in the Hutohinson case, wherein he he the cit riinance fixing years with pra y & prohibitive ¥ na of the has ur«e » grocers CONFERENCE OF EPISCOPALIANS THREE DROWNED (By Scripps News Ans'n.) ROULDER May 2 c Gitler, T. P. keon 4 ¥ Kiser, emp f th & Southern + ad. e ed last night in Owens lake, f . east of here, wh fishing boat capsized 4 « 4 high wind. | W. McLEAN FOR VICE PRESIDENT McLean is another Canadian play CITY OF MEXICO, May 20.—The! er, having been with Victoria some National Liberal party began a time. He will stand n the vention in the capital today for the] flage and try to k » Everett purpone of selecting a candidate for| home from scoring during the day vice president of the republic, to be) McLean should make good as goal voted for in the national election) man, He is very quick, handles the next month stick ni and relieves the flags | LOCOMOTIVES FOR JAPAN without much waste of time He will have Eddie Milne in front of PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 20—~| him and wi’) certainly get good The. Baldwin Locomotive Works i*| coaching all the time, H rushing work on an order ed | from the Japanese for 15 locomo- | tives, They are intended for the | Kobe railroad and will be used in transportation of troops and sup-| piiew of war. This lant order maken! @ total of 66 locomotives that have been built at the Baldwin works for re BOUGHT THE HOSPITAL (Special to The Star.) EVERETT, May 20.—The Ni wegian-Lutheran college commit today agreed to pay $12,500 for Everett hospital, of which sum Chamber of Commerce guarant to pay $5,000. everything will be ready to possession by August 1 érson of Minneapolis has been elect= Chief of Police Delaney yesterday took steps to aid the crusade insti- tuted by Street Superin ters against treeta by or dering all patrolmen to arrest vio latora of the griinarice prohibiting the. pravtive, a Soap Special Saturday after six, 10 Bars Toilet ‘AN AWFUL THREAT - | STREET SUPERINTENDENT SAYS HE WILL ARREST BILL POSTING TRUST'S OFFICERS If t tle Hil F « hin the next ¢ ¢ the soap powd Py t et i ton hill @ t Street Buperin dent Walters will get out a t for tt f the officers I niw i 4 As 4 what was being 4 ompany t Iw k t A t t the bill t sit in aw a 4. b hing ea and W t ards by building them along ng * t e re oa t r t FISHERMEN | G0 NOR TH : the t of the « f Alaska ed for I a att the, sinos there ha ‘ fisher a ac us xt in t , * ¥ « K fa Dirigo ht xt 5 ' Do You Drink Arcade 25c We're Giving With Each Pound A GERMAN CHINA TEACUP AND SAUCER, WITH PRETTY FLORAL DESIGN AND GOLD TRIMMINGS, WELL WORTH 2he. Extra... Special $4.00 Garden Hose... . 92.08 We've secured §,000 feet of Defender Cotton Hone, In 50-ft. sections. warranted, $4.00" value $2.98 It ia expected that |} rz — speiger & Hurlbut take |" Prof. Sey-|> WAGES NOT INVOLVED ; ELOPING COUPLE FROM SEAT Icemen Make a Statement Re | garding Strike Now On { he of the f . ith th a but ' f H t ‘ " ng but ' Ln , nt « "4 r s eineer $3. T tle I at ¥ " H , helt 1 ying but AT pUTTE TLE LAND IN JAIL (Specle! to The Star) (By Beripps News Ans’) | M t . . o omnes « f at H * ' r t er and th officers report ct i A Notice bers of the M Wood ¢ Ballard ated tt at the § tes before he ff f Brother Phil I 4 a The “Monarch” Shirts | quallt r $1.00 « ut E I e He A A POINTER FOR PIANO BUYERS OOOO ODO Allen @ Gilbert Ramaker Co. 1406 Second pposite the Bon Avenue Marcl EVERY LITTLE WHILE YOU NEED SOMETHING DIF- | | FERENT I THE WAY OF A | BEVERA you IT IN |THE SPATTLE BREWING AND MALTING ©CO.S Bock | | Raa wt “G.L. Holmes Furniture Co. dD Yer Yee Cosh or Credit LIBERAL TERMS OF CREDIT. 1101-1103-1105 Second Ave. Infants’ COS Oa tiny. SF Boyt White © LOM RELOMD AVE += MADISON ST ~ Wash Dresses RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. Waists MEN'S DAY $1.25 . $2.00 MI WOR: on loubl b,' ( y ) rar t 15¢ 2 HA) t tomor " 15¢ COLORED HA) kimor Justinfor making fancy pillow tops, 10¢—or 3 for 25¢ SATURDAY NIGHT, FROM 6 TO 9:30 mE Packer's Tar and ¢ on sale Sat- urda 15e PRAR'S AP, fal PASSE 1 subse nt sizes Be HANDKER- le is and ends. to rday night, at Se ng for camp- sale Saturday night at, 100 20 P. M. SATURDAYS. McCarthy Dry Goods Company Second Ave. and Madison Street They Are Indignant 4 water cx edule price for} . It is rumored! hort= | if all stood together the Associatior | prices could be maintatned wit trouble, It ts absurd, they sa: refuse to accept the schedule, | Will Insure & good round profit |all preseriptt: One promin jd he could not cut pass by unc wuld, tm ail probabil were of the opinion that 4 [ignore the matter entirely would b. |the best policy. ‘The case wil! '« fully discussed at the meeting fe to be called in a day or 9° The Seattle Dr sts’ Association may meet and ereas and he face of the earth, but we il continue to fill pres ions for half, They cannot whip us into abso) ne. We ately refuse p We will not rob {hep vaguely hints to you that we do nel that we substitute, that we use Inferior @ quids are adulterated. We answer them by employ the most expert preseripti ine a double checking #ystem. We manufactur It is Impossible for us to make a mistale with this system, and we will give $5000 TO CHARITY if any one tn the thieving combine or any one anywherg ean prove a substitution or mistake, Are they answered yet to charge the schedule Mr. Combine Druggt rice. es RUG STOP: Soap for 10c at the 10e Store, 192 Second avenue. ed college president end Rev. B. A. | Bont WITH A» PECUL Sand as financier and editor of the SOMETHING TO IT THAT AND A college paper, Sand lias not yet : | YOU'LL APPRECIATH, aT YOUR YESLE SECOND ¥ l accepted, i Second and Union |FAVORITE REFRESHMENT 4 ' PLAC ODPFN ALM Ancor