The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 29, 1904, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, SEPT. 29, t904. ee UA CART cP: e AOLNEASOPN ANOT li to be withow ee THE SEATTLE STAR [aa Weht In repeating the » anti: th Seman healed detatuee RVBRY arrer QON BXCBPT BUNDAT | he P.-L a th TRLEPHONES tt ba Deparun vet, May 4 « man One cent per copy, six conte pe k. or tw five . mony see's nothing 51 about © ma «» No tree plew . th eating t a dat i ad ory ‘ ave « detained h a n othe and towns. am Foadier'a Se iectafdaes i Ee. * Most of Them Will Be Allowed to Remain ' ig fron Ott Im hese eae 0 oe commen a ptomt ‘ - y " gnens ‘omer Wottwnas us| If the United States, H ; t ich he pedi’ tue Nid'aptodon nah whoever’ wold, oleh’ Grd camer Wosterniani, chs | MED EMG nited States, However immigrants rejected ; i'n prepaid ek eare of corn, or two ble of grass to w upon @ spot of ground 1 vee where only one grew before would deserve better ef mankind and Phila bin a -— ‘ do more essential service to his country than the whole race of tg ge ae ,| THE PAID AGENT OF THE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT MARVELS AT 7 Santee pel taqethon” Jonathan Swi? , ws ain THE LOW CLASS OF HIS COUNTRYMEN WHO ARE NOW — i \ « COMING OVER A GOVERNMENTS HELP EMIGRATION - . intemna wn an Jews hud cas jo and 1 t » of health 1 ally and (palmed off unsuspecting In this article on tmmigration today, Mr, Pew takes up spe ¥ and ¥ hysicn etormed ippled | grants for va in Ita cifically the passengers on t teamer Westerniand Both he and . > what waa (he Y 3 - mote Of what a ‘ are the average t day type of Immigrants r nations —y bade of ca eoet' fo ae } CANDY CATHARTIC M Yet, of 0 per cent were unfit even under our weak laws u i wy — pred at P Went and ° t ‘ h to assist in palming thousands of his i a subjects ~ y - \ a f ‘ wn - : | upon this country, admits that he is aghast at the avera t Hen I i a aw, a America now, He says he wonders here they came from r in a year wen two great political parties are indulging tn a far | cleal sham ba alled @ campaign, an issue #o grave that it 4s : prac tleally @ ery resident of this oming up | | ) fi an an Amertean v t nat a ests an b a a rr t he ab know ge Of the evil . He only waite his y to do his full share in averting q the national dange - What @ pitiful farce the Chinese exe act Is w ongrens permits foreign governments to unload their undesirable, Incompe- | ! ter ons upon the “land of the treet” F Engtist has northern Europe te othe and ambitious foreigner who came here 8 | “THE QUAKER SELES ITFOR LESS” as @ nation are to allow the very evils he fled from to pursue and overtake him here? | i ‘pdiapetnp atte ica wih Wn dena the 1: ANNIVERSARY SALE foreign ¥ It is an Ingult to the i citigen of the r j be hint st sock 9 thing if at THE QUAKER = at SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18T 4 A POOR WOMAN i The Quaker gives to ever wstomer who on that day buys 4 25 conts worth of any goods in The Quaker stock Mra. Annie M. Walk f Philadelphia, is now one of the wealth- | " fest women in the world “ She fs worth $50,000,000. : BEAUTIFUL Through the death of her father, William Weightman, who laid | A Me the foundation of his fortune by selling q ne to the government my PICTURE during t 1 war, she inherits ax manufacturing estab ; , Mshment besides vast holdings {n real estate j Vote nm th Deo not regard the expreasion as ironical or even facetious rt ts |" =, comme gman sha cai seni |PIKE STREET OPTICAL CO 3 not sa intendedy Any Woman who is bound to the task of looking | “Do you think nanie 2 : after $50,000,000, as this woman proposes Is to be pitied pe Pam Denil ph mr iredege 4 Se . “n Roum ante ene Jo uly a- |W here they come trous pussies me.” | If she gives herself wholly to the conservation of the large e® | father bs: * * etd ast siher b an? Bae age ae me ge pig oe | Cate, secking to add other millions, her soul will shrivel as the | 1 certeinly don't Med the g siphia instead of New Y crante at Pt a, Assistant | @oliare tncrease. If she decides to give largely to benevolence and | perl - ' : ' - - & ar sented pot a cent of mone ‘ mins Hu * sald 1} ce oO r lacover, | in. ar as z ; ote te eointam ‘ J. nj ba a to pver any | charity she will be badgered the balance of her days and will discov e dressmakers at n what wi a ¢ , « difference ecouees the int-| Between Fourth and Fifth Ave. St last, that much of her giving has been bestowed upon an unworthy | be worn this w inte tors, and t the at nts who come in at this cheap | 417 PIKE, across from Ranke ball. or ungrateful people or cause : ™ ave their pedigrer ¥ who have flocked |DRUNKENNERA CURED TU Way | 90 per cent of Headaches are George Ade has called on the fore t " | cuny In either event she will have no leisure in which to live her life, | resident. The president has been . " “ ma pa © past the. | WHITE RIBBON [REMEDY caused by Eye Strain. ia Every act will be blazoned. In this land of predatory reporters politica long enough to be fa » P : th r - mala . _ No tas an can ac _ | ee gd by our sclen- she will enjoy seant privacy. The newspapers will tell what she eats Nar with fa T ah . - . sgt r y and wears, when she gets wp and when, If not how, she goes to How's Thi? show t n teach tm ot that they might be - a. | ——— bed—every item in the routine of her existence will be public prop- of SEares, On8 the ealcien are ony. We ceaene. Rewerey | ja ye Special : erty. The camera fiend will lle tn wait at every corner . eeula ‘ and © ma or] oii 1k * for waa Credit Is Good : Already the unfortunate woman bas had « taste of undesirable That (ue tea system g to New Yo | White cg punt Tae Sak aay fur he mrepaper smaneed er inher. |, SRE remeter gon the Vnited ‘Sates|"Atumt ome Af) of the Western OHIO PAINLESS DENTISTS d les e stree e e curiosity seeke € jor ek it . ment an ands steerage eengers went a! | ; - “ “ A. Itance policemen had to clear the streets of the curiosity sees enim tt ' “iy to New ‘York. a fow comained| Wake up your liver! You QO Fee, Orem fore she could enter her carriage. 60 Ba ae ‘orner of Third and Pike “Blessed be nothin;" said the yoked ta hie hut, turning over . Wt through towns from | Sleepy fellow! Don’t look so or al “: ii to the fi } RACTED without pain F one freezing morning to enjoy another mp while the low of his 1 ~~ baa pe ia dull! Clear up your brain! heer ‘method. ae canada ~ ps.h neighbor's cattle, demanding to be fed, filled his ears ’ Jew and r ganizations that make it) J f Ayer’ i Oct. Int we have decided to His view is the limit om the other extreme. 5 did not » > cota aseit unfortunat,| Just one Of Ayer’s Pills at fat ie pare, plates with b Most of us who have slzed up the pros and cons of property pos = — | bedtime. It's all you need. 4 to bite corn off the coh sessions will be inclined to pray the little prayer of Hagar IM id, th Ach d yearw quarantee. “Give me neither poverty or riches! ild, gentle. cts any t time , = Attr ti M h on the liver. Lira , Attention Tam e s STAR DUST » Oshaaters VNEWNORK SULEED ; Bk Gold Crowns 4 Our big stock of P *, Organ © $1.00 and struments, recently replenished by sin : , ‘A New York editor has resisr not wake up the folks and : PP ie ohis PARLORS Ne LADIES’ AND GENTS 4 giving as @ reason that he tw tire ot the cleotric Maht, turned |g... ih 7 i at WALKING HATS N © _ RINGS Se telling ties, ‘Ten to one he's not| on “Bedelia!” Or “Cavallers Rus a [NNO NEED TO SUFFER ty the the Thousands cing ad other ; wi-t rpiaeeis express surprise at the great values 1 4 apes Anse WI-l-0F, Wit-Ag, WORE BO! AS are offering. It dosen't require t eye aa Houghton & Hunter ' Rocket ir. bas #!ven | g.right”—) e y MODS) much money to buy @ Piano nowa Hats $1.00, $ % Tooth or the Pain of iy Jewelers & college. Wonder what it days; just a small amount down, say « yr ~a m . N Extraction. ‘ N 704 First Avenue I have t more for? NOT A t ALP. from $10.00 up, and easy monthly | ia . " : . "> MOORS is womn whos 3 ‘ payments. from $6.00 upward. The i . i TEETH _— RD FROM JOSH WISE. ectrument Wd ‘ pre is . Brown’ 's Painless Dentists Upon receipt of the first payment, the & R and you enjey the Piane while pay. |=————— aLads sciecmiadbeaamed Anos PIANO | artment there | dentists In. Beattie ng the late ing for it : n : ‘ DEALERS 4 s our keynote. ; EX TRAC = N If you have an old Piano — : $ Specialist for Everything, &| it CRTRACTING as ‘. Mi —_= and you think some of ex : ‘ 1305 Second Ave. Q The Finest Materials Q | WiHOUT Pain, and teed q A little forgetting | = for a mew one, let us talk it ove ; m a pace Aperoneee N for TEN YRARS is a nav thing. | OTA aph you. If you have @ good Piano °f Lowest Charges. and fo one to play it fer you “ a ~— TEER Se Und tm ka FOR SALE : N “ P | can play it. $ P Qo Gow F : N 3 Silver F ? Examination Free . ElegantHome \ BN Sis sins TBs ew mute tranumitog com D. S. JOHNSTON CO ty NY. DENTAL PARLORS | Gots ‘onna. "Gai", $8.0 903 Second en 4 we 00 to $5 3 3 songs in the home of su er T 03 Second Avenue. Burke Building . Srna 8t4 First Avenue IE dge Work $3.00 to $5.00 3 the simple turning on of a buttor rhe os What do you think! ¥ % é ' - @bd the music is said to flood aj) "'' olf pwer on the fenod é : ait Low Whole room with harmony as loud | “"y i. Bird— Don't ; endl FORCED TO MOVE cwe@eeee ween ay [BY : @s concert m Very nice, in-! raven wae : 1 AST A\ ‘ 7 deed, but supp ng 4 me home — | 6a ies AVG : t - a & little late, trying to keep steady Why Is it that af T enttr h r: Cc rT t PECIALISTS of : ——es TELL YOUR TRovBLES To US —neememne poe. ! TheThom s0 c 0 ins Bros. ts Q SPATTLEA EYE FAI ree, fiance. psonvo Undertakers 4-6 Maller Block, # ond and Columbs ne . 224 Pike Street, 1407 First ave. eS 1420 FLKST AVENUB form apy lat said Phones, Main 1029, In