The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 27, 1904, Page 4

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THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PU! OFFICRB-is! and) LISHING CO. nih Avenue BYERY ar NOON EXCEPT SUNDAY TELEPHONE PA Business Depa. tment 4, Main 100) T Qent am t ' ‘ ago 6 buta, ‘ o ny BA Rea 14 One cent per tw o per month, @ony ' * o expires te . t ty * taken from the list he ingt d-clase matter pinion that whoever could make two t of ground “And he gave it for his ears of corn, o two blades of grass to grow upon as where only one grew before would deserve better of mankind and run [ta course. Sve ory Ume we re read | = = MILLION IMMIGRANTS WILL BE BROUGHT. “TO AMERICA WITHIN THE PRESENT YEAR Only a Few Are Coming From England, | Ireland, Germany or Other Parts of“ orthern Europe WAVE RIDES de more intial service to his country than the whole race of Politicians put together.”—Jonathan Swift = es =e THE INFLUX OF PAUPERS A hat was ex . has t t wated, A that w ming has suddenty t greatly Bagravated this endieas influx of huma It ts dure, but the condition ts one that must be und “1 and ously met if this land ts to t af an f nv m that of war and peatilence bined The total of tmmis ’ was $67.04 t k one of K ition, I ' t steeran fe estimated th igr y would exceed 1,000,00 Now all previous estimates n recast, Every incoming ship is ked with th Mr. Pew #4 remarkable atory of orgs fred promotion Stea P achers ants enticing 5 gree ance and drude ed by the s s of bread growing nm trees and gold being due t of New York. It ts such @tories of wealth without eff hich bring the classes of peopl dangerous to prosperity and p of this country Up to a very few years ago the opp 4 of the ) sought fefuge and opportunity in Ame from worthy motives, What they sought was opportunity for fair reward for honest toll and for f dom for their children to develop into manhood and womanhood. They Were worthy people, fit citizens of the fairest ubiic and they hav become a part of the best bone and blood and brawn of the natior But the classes which expect to find bread growing the tre and demand that It be buttered have nothing to contribute to th of any country, They are the p character or pro must be helped t 5 helped until they dle because th fires of ambition that generate The immigrant of today & st be helped when here and must be y have not within them the engine wlar, energetic tmm Ktant of 10 years ago. The th w coming to us ry day are people of whom the European governments « y rid themselves —— There is a bit of grim humorin the fact that one of the men who were wounded by the masked bas yeaterday morning is a brother of ¢ is in the saloon ho uncliman Conway, who has been up early raging for months because that district “was over-policed. The talkative city dad may change his mind presently a ‘The city dads who accompany “Jake” Furth on the junket trip to Bieetron wil Feason why the @ispatch than the muni ‘Was no politics mixed up ne thing. They will learn that the Jant was completed with more ng plant of Seattle is that there probably lear —_— We are glad to know that the Queen Anne dr to be hurried.” [t will give President Roos leas tre he tries to find “The Kern than he had the last time the nation’s chief executive was he: a The big Chicago meat packers who say they are delighted with Seattle are not springing anything new on ug. They will find about 140,000 other people in the city in exactly the same state of mind. —_— GOOD FOR MAYOR BALLINGER. He has closed up the notort @as Arcade theater. It was one of the worst hell ee Seattle ever had. s% STAR DUST s ‘The breaking of the steerage rate War may have been because the hor, lost his pood An Indian prince doing L has created a sensation by wearing @iamonds in his teeth. Probably feels nobody! try to pick his) teeth. do break loose to the limit A slight mistake was made in the Aransiation of Field Ma al Oyama’'s report of the “trophies war, Oyama really meant “t kets.” “What's happened to Kel poap company Kelly killed it.” “How?” “The chump watered its stock t heavily.” A WORD FROM JOSH WISE y hog also has ‘Oh, but my new dre tu be swe he naid h jay | Undoubtedly if like the pictures of the new style said the mean old thing. BILL, THE STRONG MAN Wm. Kirk raised a tomato weigh ing three pe is and yunoe. He Geet morning, Gent you weat| Comte your divorce case hurried up? | One of the University of Chicago Booth Tarkington, the Indian a -'f . a 1 the rend $$ $ OR YOUR EYESIGHT WHICH? EXAMINATION AND G eS FITTE FREE, BERATTL YE, KAR NOSE AND THROM YFIRMARY DK. FRANK P. PRATT 4 and 6 Haller Bidg. TO AMERICAN POLITICAL a good po- | als nay many allen THAT'S WHAT DeLong’s was & good time was enjoyed time ago the present active dema: for the better grades of Organs, we took the precauti tid keep trom My Stomach “It feels so uncomfortable, Food distresses me. blue and despondent. place our result of our SHOWS A FAMILY TIME BECAUSE MOM eRE doctor says it's my stom- RECENTLY DEP* And what did your to take? INFANTRYMAN WHO EMIGRATED. ek UNLPORM. doctor tell Ayer’s Sarsaparilla.{ dog in New | York the other day. When those | fas nobody left in Europe Indiana fellers move to a city they BE QUICK! nsion Sale” Is oui Over GAS MANTLES. it's anything The entire stock of bh BABY FOOD connective a}! once ce be oe Sw “a $1.25, Soest Streg j and graniteware must be sold VERY SPECIAL Collins Bros. Spelger & Hurlbut Second and Union 15 Firet Avenue How's This? ne Hundred Dollars Re ined by Malle Catarrh CHENEY & CO., Toledo, ¢ The QUAKER DRUG (0. 1013-1015 FIRST AVE. Both Phones 1240. FOUR MORE CARLOADS ents of Pianos for D. § es leading ar of the celebrated n with num et 125,000. Also arly, and as yrenight we are pre pared, as 1, to pr t tor th Inspection of tntending purchasers the largest and best assorted stock in Seattle, An inves mn does not obligate you to b You are always welcome to look over big stock of Pianos, Organs, Sim plex Piano Players. Talking Ma chines and smal! Musical Instru menta |D.S. JOHNSTON CO. 908 Second Avenue. Burke Building It’s All the Same If you send one of the en or come yourself huniee oan drugs at our store. We give em just the same siient on and our prices asopable These prices are the basis of them all Pierce's Pre nm, $ B83 Pinkham’s nd, $1.00 size 3c Peruna, $1 BSc wamp-Root, $1.00 size B3c i i B3e Ayer's Sarsaparitla, $1.00 size 83¢ ! ache Brom: si Ze \ ¢, 10 size Se wing, because w ns what the physicians ca for and our prices are reason able. - | Stone’s Pike St. Pharmacy |) BOTH PHONES—MA 419 Piko Bireet | ° FORCED TO m 1420 FIRST AVENUE. consisting of furnitur d ranges crockery | t forget the number. 1420 FIRST AVENUE. Undertakers 1407 First ave. Phones, Main 1029, Ind 1029. ‘Dr. CHARLES FLESH FOOD BEAUTIFIER Centennial’s Best Flour Makes More Bread Makes Lighter Bread Makes Whiter Bread Makes Sweeter Bread Makes Better Bread Than Any Other Flour - Your Credit Is Good } OHIO PAINLESS DENTISTS Third and Pike. some = and mn to have decided f whalebone plates with De not cover root uaranterd to bite corn o a Fit the first ume. 2 Gold Crowns {$250 | Sim tap mT Bindave Sek Sache PHOT O SUPPLY CO. “Free to Amott LADIES’ AND GENTS RINGS b Without Plates MARION a B/ Houghton & Hunter Jewelers 704 Firet Avenue EN YEARS Examination Silver Fillings Gold Fillings Gold Crowns Br age Work Brown's Dental Parlors 713 FIRST AVENUE 6 Union Block,

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