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soe spans THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAN PURLIAHING CO, OFPICHS--1007 and od Heventh Avenue BYBRY AFTERNOON EXCEPT TELEPHONES 1089 M BUNDAY <P mont~ Sunset. ndent Lise Business Depa Mal Bdltor 8 the Biers Kastery off jie, Chicago; 6 Tribune Building, New York. W. HM advertising. BALLARD BTAR A snwet, Red WL One cent per copy, wix conte per Week, or twenty-five cents per month, Belivered by. mall oF darsiors, No tree ‘copies bs = TO MAIL SUBSCKIGERS-The date when your subscription expires te 8 Ue add bel of each Daper, When that date arrives, {f your #utacripe tion has! A y sis taken From the lia A change of ¢ — Batered at ty make two could eare of corn, or two where only one grew before would deserve that blades of grass to grow upon a spot of ground better of mankind and do more essential service to his country than the whole race of Swift, Politicians put together athan THREE MARRIAGES Own, w A he Earl of Yarmouth, he ned to her parents at F H ton, wh 1 nt Perigord of France, has a ! tu the United St All of these A » given up thelr husbands, All of them w 1 Nellie Schenck was to believe that Capt, Collins had an tn- come $0,000 « year and was a scion of aristocracy, As a matter of fact he was wo bankrupt. Having contracted @ large indety tness he y * wife's f ‘ # Kot into trouble in bis resin and N 8 k's romance was ove Helen M Levi P. M i¢ Vert @ord for bis ‘ t bought her &@ magnificent wa halt » dollare, which } The t mm several fut in the name of his daugh eapades, wanted me He t There was or * nagging ta Alice Thaw’s mixed up hat od to get the Lu of mortmage it of high life was a brief one, She was married to the Bart of Yariye sthan a year ago. It ts rem ed in Connection with this we & that the earl held off the ceremony for an hour and forty while th 4 over his money sett pent, demand han had been 4 upon, With such a pref. ace to mar sid be no happiness and husband and wife have sep Sympa girs? A little, perha Rut what could y tof such bargains and sales? Like t ¢ Indian threw away a pearl worth all his tribe, these American girls themselves away for an empty title and Bave their priceless womanhood to common scamps Three such fat * bunch ought to make a warning against in- ternational marriages THE BENEFIT OF A HOBBY Have you a hobby of If not, get you o What sort of a hobby? fag. Golf, gardening, tenuis, Work or work bench others, may save your health. One who takes his business home with him and sleeps with It, eourts a break-down. He is putting crow’s feet about his eyes, gray Dairs in his head, stress on bis nerves. He is carrying about a load, @ne end of which rests ypon his Drain and the other upon bis heart This sort of a man needs relaxation from his task and a change fm the course of bis thoughts. Without such a short mental vacation he cannot go to his work with that freshness that is demanded by Our competitive living Get a hobby and ride {t some. It is not necessary to ride the hobby all the time. One need not become a crank. Put it through its paces when you are tired. The change will rest you. Ride it when you are blue. The color of life will change. Relax the bent bow so that it may go back with « nap. Note the optimists. Nine out of ten of them either have a hobby or were born to see the bright side. A bobby well ridden will clarify your vision and correct moral or mental strabiamus. You can't ride your hobby cross-eyed. The trouble with most of us ts that we do not see the need of « hobby until it is rather late to choose one. We are going to be happy—sometime. We need a touch of Bill Nye’s philosophy: “En- Joy life while you can, for you will be dead a long time.” It is a pathetic fact that many of us are dead « long time before comes the » holiday we have promised ourselves. some kind? It matters not so it fs clean and divert- cooking, photography, wicket one of these or of a hundred croquet. love or Mer ature CYNTIA GREY £\ LESSON FOR THOSE OF LESS HUMBLE SEGrer BCAN BE LEARNED FR You’LL AGREE, MODEST CREA NW BORN cae R BEEN KNOWN To BLOW HER HORN. THE COW I THINK URE HAS NEVER RACK NOW, WAT? on Nb ’ To provide for th nience burch prem p hiteh racks.(lra Anchor THE PUNSTER AT His W« T | “Japan's sure to win, She hasn't @ chance rth to los 90K at R a. She's strapped and the war just begun ‘st od, In she?’ | “I suppose that’s why Port |thur stand | These street car conversatie |certainly do become pathetic at | times. | “1 sup you had the usual good time at your summer home Yes, after we got the storm doors up.” MATRIMONIAL FORBCAST. It looka as though the wedding belis would be kept warm this eum. mer and fall. There i» talk ofa doctor, a jeweler, « general mer ebant and some more to be men tioned next week Another town also likely to unite with one of the fair maidens.—Campbellsport, Wis News. THEY LEFT THE TRAIN GRTHER ro (Krary hrank has her little ham st again. in from Ballard and Krazy drops a dark bint at the finish. | Ballard residents may know what Krasy’s hunch te. The & DM. | don't.—8. D. M.} A HINT. To the Ballard Health Officer. The health man’s allers snoopin’ round, A pokin’ and « pryin’, | He says it's “germs” he's loo for And keeps right on a spyin’. I wish he would collect ‘em all, If that is what he's doin And “hike” from our end of town use there is trouble brewin KRAZY KRANK. Who ts the greatest simpleton? One who writes “fool things read, or the one who reads “fool things” that have been written? | KRAZY KRANK The most valuable ure” A good kitehen treas pok 0. BOSTT For Nearly Every Man, | A short time ago we publisi article recommending to our read ers the new discovery for of Dyspepsia, called Stuart's pepsia Tablets, and the | It's gentle tapping | | | to be | INTERESTING FACTS — Woman or Child aime then made regarding the wonderful cur | ative propert f the remedy have jbeen abundantly sustained by the |facts. People who were cautiov about trying new remedica adver tined tn the newspapers and we | finally to «iv ituart’s | Dyspe ts @ trial were sur prised and delighted at the results jin many cases @ single costing but 50 cents at store, made a ple i every instan: most beneficial results were reported. From a hun dred or mo received we ha " » publish only but assure ¢ & few of th © many commendatory betters that we whall publ each a f bh Melted testimo pul ih the ‘ Yemmetsler, La sart's Dyspepsia doing me more vd I eve tried ad ft t results that T gave _— away several boxes to my friend who have also had the aime fit From Jacob Anthony, Portmur ray, New J 1 have taken ent reanlt Thad PD: a for 6 ——, rs and had taken a great of fi Hein but the Tablet a to take right t nd if a eignieeeecemmeene am @ far and t und T he re D t ne A St. Louis policeman was fined ja week in royalties, Suppose that! who has any trouble with | 0 by the police boa r ot when } money talks It useslarh to n the set ig his seat in @ street car to a| sian 1 M Weat, Preston Woman, Has a policeman no rights Mir I have reeelved surpr x in St. Louis? 1 yet there are folk who are|), ¢, cts from using Stuart's knocking slang \ E | Dyspepsia.Tablets. 1 gave half A WORD FROM JOSH Wis | - f my last box to a friend, who also | It is needle ay that the act 7 t wuffered from tion, and whe ors of the Un tates will not!ind the same good result |look with favor on Geo. Meredith From Mra. Agnes K Ralston! Th’ trouble with|10-yearémarringe scheme. That's! canitiac, Mich.: I have been tak too long a time g Stuart's y puttin’ yer exes in| mM ing tuart Dyspepsia Tablets and |GETTING ROUND THE RETURNS | 00 Oe nt tor the x and feel a whole lot uv bas-| If the preacher is cmbarrassed at locate tone ae ah eis) ,. }your funeral and sticks more to the e's Dyspepatn Tablets are ot kets is th't you're | Bible and kind o’ shies around the | It In quite evident thar {certain eure for all forms of Indl-| : y 4 quite evide a ‘ J ldble t’ terget whut re Ms gestion, They are not claimed to be | y Tlooked & few things. | a cure-all, but are prepared for| Went 1 yotte Indicator you done with some has given baskets. Respect uy th’ an order for an airship, }fully submitted to Jobn |that he onght to provide for trans portation in both directions John Alexander Dowie } A Chicago judge has deci_ed that trimming does not val) for a} degree of art. Howe there ill be no change In prices. "That boy ia bright in some ways,” sald the discouraged tenet jer, “but he’s the wordt «pelts "Geo. Ade im suid to reccive $5,000 ever saw. 1 don't leoow wh eur Raine sneer * Alexander ’ stomach troubles only, and physt , | clans and druggists everywt ommend them to all persons suffer: ing from Nervous Dyspepsia, sour or acid stomach, heartburn, bloat ing or wind on stomach and similar disorders, | THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, OCT. 3, 190. |" ome of him when he growe up.” | “Oh, there's no vee worrying over | his future, He's a born sign pal All of these people asked us to buy the first bottle--a 50c. we will do it for you. The Names of Who Are Users of Liquozone We did it---and bottle--and give itto them free. —_—— — : ; , it There are mf Hons of oth of whom we don't know, We learn only of thor Each of thove 1,800,000 p r take who write us, But each user tells others about it, and those others tell others, Ask Liq ‘ it ay ys Met ae , quo. your friends if they use it, afd you will be surprised at the number who do, . M Hy how ‘\ zone ha . : - ‘ vet 1 » » person Your own nol ghborhood iq full of Liquozone were, Ask a fow what they t Mill os pe rea t ~~ t t ” » buy It have asked them onl \ itask them what it doos, Iq they #ay it la wondorful-—that It doos all we claim—then 4. 4. hed ped as Of What 140 ' on lot us buy YOU a 60e bottle, Try fat our expense © what it does for you. If you would, Won't you—for be one of t w a find It effective and needful, bell Ylhers about it, as we have told you a bottle tod f ‘ Not Medicine. Yue brings back vitality at once, No| rights on any ntifle diseo There ar je of the § me a |} Other known product can compare w ma fact becauso it} Whlch medicine ne € in a . with it ae a vitalixer, And Liquo 4g sag oueggitene gee yg: ot the results f iruge are ' us Liquozone ts not a folne, It ix} #one i# the only tonie that never Raye ey Pron eel) gy a PY ar , ap dingo , t not made by compounding drugs, | leads to reaction, pes ‘ nage ge tg one Hut | proper treatment for any form of | § nor is there-any alcohol fn i¢ 14 x OS OUF of Cae? Pee germ attack r is made solely from gan—latgely | like that save for a product of ver Liquozone directly to the | jiowel Tr dala role . eat worth humanit ¢ th t " t atta Sod a by « process requiring} Mills All Germs. | *"*" sth ‘ ‘ y it vane apparatus and 14 @ays I tt rever they exist, A “7 t 1 Liq 1 fo tw ’ 1 * must nd when the This product has, for more than Anothor fact is that an ox ofl, hi . nd b «e notl r ears, been the constant subject | OX¥#en destroys any disease germ. | , ‘ A that. 7 iq r i “ ntific and chemical research, | The t n in that germs ar we) ie in all kin ne i) an ton i pat b “ Object of ite discoverers was-to | tables; and an exde ox n t ad ft ‘ j tit ge dor em aly k © virtues of oxygen tn stable | the Very life of an animal lead C nable. W w it . mn of p t he . 1 into the blood. Their reason | 1Y to vogetal matter hundreds of k ones with wh ‘ which have ted medi that oxygen alone can kill dis fio with Liquozone, but th tal | everything . 1. And f eld a © to Liquo ( germs Without harm to the liv- | differer this; Oxygen Is 4 £8%,| naw many a pa ght ba f A 7 which 4 m thm and an ex of it cannot be main: | from t ; grave by It es s Ina ‘ oma Bach « inch of Liquozone re. | t4ined In the blood In lof an th ' th be galise A ~ oa the 1,260 cuble inches | laud, concentrated and| We pre to the satisfaction atte ere so certain that we will ‘ i of the gas, And that is all that) Powerful, It goes wherever the | the best clans, that ‘ns germ : rouble did what ni : od to absorb it. "The result-atter | escape it, and none can resiat it, the | ing elaq co sp ish ne Full-Size Bottle F ree. 4 days—is a germicide so certain | Peeults are inevitabl proved it to be of m value to sick If you need Liquozone, and } self. The ptance of this that we publish on every bottle an To the human body Liquosone is| humenity than all the drugs in the) |) it, we ask you to we places you under no obligatio {fer of $1 for a d germ | the most helpful thing in the world.| world combined, Then we staked | HONS” He see ve will then | and it will introduce to yous prod that it eannot Kilt But anything vegetable instantly f nd our rey Ons ON | end yo pho cmayed «| uet better than anything else in the 4 wherever Liquosone goes. | it giat for a 0c bott 1 will pay | world for you bles} Every member of this ¢ the drugsiet * t Liquozone cost and $1 Acts Like Oxygen. ore of Liq-| uses Liquozone daily in h We ha Jone this with zone to solve the great problem | to pr at atckr ar fons Of | 5 490,000 people fit h vet killing germa in the body with learning to do likewise, | "ov tr) MS “we CUT OUT THIS COUPON The virtue of Liquozone Hes In| out k tissues, too. And is now employed by hos nee and fulfill the r. Don't . + on the fact that it does what oxygen | ther or way. Any drug and by the phyal oS tien thf duct must o may does, Oxygen is the vital part of| that kills germe is a poison, and it| cians of ne ry nation have wonderful merit when we air, the very source of vitality, the | om taken internally, In that | spend $1,000,000 just to let the sick most exsential element of life. Oxy t lies the great value of Liquo rt yng | + ' gen tx also Nature's greatest tonic, | gone, it ix the only product known Germ Discases. (7k: is our only method of mab the blood food, the nerve food, the) — the only product | Liquozone known. We publish seavenger of the blood. It is Oxy-| colve of—that can destrc | O06 Saas oe teh 7 none that turns the blue blood to “ | We give here a Hat of the known | no testimonials; we tell you of n lood fa germ trouble without harm to os. Each of these dis-| jt has cured; we use no physic “ 4 in the lungs. It is oxygen that | the living tinsues germ diseases. En pet gers refer to ask you | eliminates the waste tissue ‘and | eases in caused by germ attacks, or! endorsement. We prefer to a de up the new. You could not | by poisons which germs create. Ajto try it, at our on ge Thea | ” oat . y ige for yourself what it does live three minutes without it. And j cure can come only through killing ge for yen wim cul) We Paid $100,000 _ | ere can « | nde eat Peemnelt WORt Ie eee halt the sickness in the world is| « ogg get po p ye caused by having too little For the American rights of Li All that medicine can do for these | rone ee oe ee See nent Liquorone acts like oxygen. It| osone, and the British Liquid Ozone| troubles is to help Nature over | ee aie you doa’t know its re-| gives to every nerve center Just the|Co. paid the same sum for the| come the germs, and those results = tote send ts this coupon | food that it needs. It gives sew | rights in Great Britain. That is the| are indirect and uncertain, They|* oo ey ¢ in justice to your power to every funetion of nature. | highest price ever paid for similar] depend on the patient's condition j today va 2 $1400@15.00 per ton; und hay, $12@13 per ton; $26.00 per ton; cracked corn, $29.00 per ton; straw, $10.00 oe Peanuts, Jumbo, 9¢; A-ly . a CATTLE, ALLEGE EMIGRANTS: | pork, Se Ib; mutton, 6€@6%e Ib. erious Charges Made in tio—Ill Treatment, Ne age Immigrants, It Is Unable to Get Milk for Taken Aboard—Gove Making a Rigid Invest BY MARLIN KE. PEW. Staff Special to the Newspa: terprise Association i YORK, Oct. 2 A ne of abuse in the steamship and for Eo eign government system of Nooding | We were treated in a most insult } of |ing way by be steamship officers. | by |On the first night I saw mothers | tn the Kimball Piano ts America with offscourings Europe is being tvestigated government inspectors at this port It ts alleged by some of the 2,288 steerage passengers who arrived aboard the White Star liner Celtic from Liverpool on ber last trip that they were frightfully en fed and iii-treated during the voyage So great is the rush from foreign = to take advantage of the pre vailing $10 steerage rate that anfor tunate 4 of the aystem are be ing jammed Into steerage quarters ach coming ship. The Ceitic, adding 590 cabin pas sengers and 381 members of the ed the largest cargo of ght that ever crossed the one ehip As soon aa the haggard immi-/ was no effort made to secure berths | areater genius sho than tn the nts landed at Ellis island they |for us. Anybody who had money | “SIMPLICX.” by the use of which communicated their woes to Acting | could get anything they wanted, bat | ANY ONK rls poo ‘ ner of Immigration Rob or, penniless unfortunates were |) ise AN os ee ee inson, who notified the surveyor Of | treated miserably. It was a week | You can't nner enn egy nt the port, and an investigation was | of horr | the begun | There is « penalty of $5 for each | f w, $250, In addition to gross overcrowding nse under the United States |* ; j-han nd neglect. the immigrants alleged | laws for abuses such as complained | 2! 7°" penne Se: that they had difficulty in getting | of hand « ne Player food and plain necessities due them, | aie | Bam fees v0 forced to bribe steward- | as with D cole mae berth accommodations... | RIA 19100 fer the ousthe | Affidavits charge that stewards | w Lor Course Ton Raow, Telk ~~ 7 om, thea onteete: | For Infants and Children, ling Machines and Small Musical tn taty Be yoo Jatruments, and you will find our Particularty severe wore che hard- |The Kind You Have Always Bought) 3\0."rien. n th women and children Bears the | % A | Lena Hill, who w coming | Signature Sllltdn ae ne ee ee of Gh D.S. JOHNSTON CO _ had to pay 10 shillings to a stew- ardeaa to got @ berth hind because of no more room In the steerage. J tion of the lord! £ | ed to thelr utmost capacity and cus r sevelt and Eggan & Ericson's| ¢ The crowded condi Re Celtic's steerage was | ph htful. | had to bribe a steward | ——— h five sbillings to get a berth The Action Alon » hysterical because they |command especial attention couldn't get milk for their children, | ¥ ith thie « pore got -y Jag 2 Every one had to fight for the bare es Spaes tet wt of comfort 7 ireen, now at Weat ev enth street, this efty, in plaint said she was com. # e th hed pelled to spend the t night Gu | end be ae antiefactory the the bare boards of a stairway lang-|2* the first. | We are showing ter! beautitul Pi ree variety of/ © verths later,” al When told rep we boarded the ship we atedly we would get! old ¢ sald, “but after we 4 nyue fam vrtistte | able, the! were worn trying to get a sa Nab (atactory reply we were glad to go|* I vse to sleep on a stairway landing with every # Neat day we were given straw UNEXCELLED mattresses to al on, but there| In no field of invention is there} ' 903 Second Avenue. Burke Building. | pe ton. j But Native ere WHOLESALE PRICES. to any buyer in| anew (Theae prices vantities, Prices on small pure ern cremery verage 20 per cent higher.) | Ee d Provisions. bag mt Fresh Meat—Cow beef, 6@6¢\c per | Cheese—Native, 11@12c Ib. tb; steer beef, 6%c; veal, 7@ 10 Ib; in Provisions-—Hams, 15@16e ib; | _ Chickens, hen ee; spring. 146@ breakfast bacon, isc IB; bellies | 16%c, Ducks, live, 19@itc. “el. Officers of the Cel eclined to} fresh, Le tb. Fish, Ete. fidavits Against the Steamship Cel- / | Officem of te vents. Tmmigra. Vegetables. Haiibut, 4G4in® per, 1h: satan lect ‘and Insufficient Food for Steer- | tion officials admitted that a rigid) cairornia po trout, 10@1le per Ib; floundera, IM@ING Per) Kor th. soles, Kc per Ib; shrimem 2 | investigation is being made. i» otators, 818626 tom: | PS ise rer tb; amelie, scarce. ad Fy Steamship agents admit there ts rré Me per sack, cab z - mR: Sree eveenen, P| no let-up in the tremendous ex @1%e Ib, radishes. dos bunches Groceries and Cereals. Infants—No Berths for All | from Burope. Steerages are green onions, ie per doz bunches; Sugar, Golden C, in sacks, 35.4 nm; native egg! Extra C. in sacks. $5.55; pow: toes, 2@2%¢ | in barrels, $6.30; dry granulated, te mt Immigration Inspectors Are | toms and immigration officers at) por ib, sacks, $6.05; cube, in barrel, $4.56; Ellie isiand are daily swamped with I'Fleur, petent, per barrel, $4.66: a flood of immigrants such a» has Green Fruit, Ete. Crown, $4.76; Straight, per barrel, j deen described in the series of 4-1 4 ooteg Wenatchee, soc@srss | $125) Gold Medal $6.25; | tictes exposing the emigration #Y9 per box: Valencia oranges, $2.75@ ban sete. Bt tem 4.00 per box. Lemons, $2@2.25 per Whole wheat flour, per 4.00; graham, $5. 108, per baie, $2.15: ry per barrel, $4.75; rye flour, 19s, per Binckberries, $1.25 per crate. eretan dates, th. Bananay bale $2.60; rye meal, 608, per barrel. $4.25; buckwheat, per barrel, $7.00; germ meal, 108, per bale. § Meal, 50s, per barrel. corn menl, 108, per bale, 4.00; rolled oats, per | $6.25; wheat fakes, e Farina, per barrel, ay #60. Crawford peaches, | 35.59: Farina, 19-Ib sacks, per bale, W@S0e. Cranberries, $9.00 per bi | g3 60: hominy. large, per barrel, hominy, small, 108, bale, $2.60, self-raising buckwheat, per | $4.50 Hay, Grain and Feed. Hoily. Onta, $28.00@29.00 per son: barley, | cane, $4.25: Holly cake and pastry 2 mn; wheat, $29@30 t flour, per cane, $4.00: pearl barley, 00@ 27.00 per ton; shorta,| 25-Ib boxes, per ewt. $4.50; peart bran, $20.00 per ton; | barley, 100-Ib sacks, $4.00; spilt tor” ZW. tim-| peas, 25-Ib boxes, $6.00; split peas thy, $1 nm: I W. com-|100-Ib boxes, 3440; popcorn, per new ewt., $2.56, WHY PAY RENT? $300 CASH $20 Per Month of those beautiful Mttle homes on EAST UNION STREET pressed brick fireplaces take East Union or n walk down Union reased timothy, $19@20 ton; houses rurth avenue, the avenue the bouSe this fall t your Income and at very low price ars to Twenty Twenty-seventh ar lines will pa: Will sell on terms SECURITY SAVINGS AND SAFE "ggenfea | = DEPOSIT CO. | "13,81594 NOW IS THE TIME LOW EXCURSION RATES VIA Two other women swore they paid five shillings © to get a her and further atated that pas icers who didn't understand Eng lish were tarned out of their beds | t ’ who could afford a On the first night out from Q town, the allege 40 or 50 people were compelled to in passageways, to be troddenfiag th and contemptuous rT 1 night hom there berth VOME witit WERE UNABLE TO BVEN MILK TO FEED THEIR INFA A vung T h woman fromm ing Queens county, 1rd H When we left Queensl 0 people, emigrants, were te Oven ors AOD» OV WATER A Atawr, RENT FREE OR FREE HOMES Houses sold on payments an small as rent at SOUTHEAST SEATTLE on W Only 1% mintes’ ride. 926 wo P10. Take any car ‘Terms, $3.00 per mo, hington street Lot Seattle Homeseekers Co. ST. LOUIS AND RETURN $67.50 CHICAGO AND RETURN $72.50 ON SALE October 3, 4, 5, 27, 28 and 29 The “FAST MAIL” Leaves 8:05 A, M, The “FLYER Leaves 7:30 P.M. SPLENDID DINING AND SLEBPING CAR SERVICE Full Information, Tickets and Berth Reservation at Ticket Office, 612 First Ave, PUGET SOUND BRIDGE AND DREDGING COMPANY, in, Bridges, Strvciura) tous Wor, Piers’ and Foundations, by Gh Reidy = SHAD TLE. WASH. Dre Iging ‘ 1,800,000 People | “tener.