The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 4, 1905, Page 5

tHE STARS — ae ORLD'S FAIR CONTEST The Greatest Voting Contest Ever Insti tuted by Any Paper West ° of Chicago he @tar w end the five most popular pohool teachers @ nis » the Lewls & Clar *"oaition at Portland —will pay of vite xpenses Tor ane week, including raliroad el #, CULTANCe farew to the grounds, et Contest Marte’ | an tt Bach coupon cut out and sent to The Star in good @r onc | as n n sent with 25 cents for one month's subscrt>- , s| of an old subscription for three months is prood for @O VOTES. eh pon a@ompanied by 50 cents for @ new subsert; Et eierttor tv the, of a renewal of an old subteription, is good for 196 VOTES Rach coupon accompanied by for @ three months’ sabecription or a renewal. ts good for VOTES. This « ¢ wi® run during April, May and June. We five tee * having the largest number of votes when the © est expires wlll be the lucky guests of The Seattle Mar on & Week's jusket to Portland anm@ the great Lewis & Clare expositior 5s Remember That each coupem countsfor 3 vege. That 25 cen @ month means 60 votes i That 60 {We months means 125 vote Wow 1 cone Me Chee @onthe eens 200 vote » WR fs your tavertte toedur? } Boes she want te sar t Porthang lair? Do you war (© hitp mermt Bor Ces? Tes Thee OF cut (be Abts? coupes with ber same ane ’ aml send @ & The Stew Srsavew hong pe oF FON of mibrertyuen te wrt send it im with Dy remit eee eee ce Whe, Aor ...... + 1908, Se OOP cen cweewenes ce cwes oe, OE emmenemmes seen A i ? i ee + COUNTY OF . oceans svar FE ap the mom popular teacher i the Gute of Wash- BP ington. (Coupen “ES. Weab., April 2s eeeeeey + Enclosed pleae find ind months subeertption fo The Smaitte Sts ‘Sear é BSubscrip- on to be in came of NRE « cnnwnwnnne cee cee Petre ee re Address Town .. County State .. Please credit ... . votes for the most popu- lar teacher tm the Stute of Washington to ......... Dares . School, City of if the aneutann ie @ renewal put an X here.) tihtaiiindines tink ote ance, <> .ueclioal Send al! coupons to Manager, Teachers’ Gontest, Seattic Star, Seattie, Wash. = Pair to the Fair, The Star Sends Them hem There.” —— The proposition to secure » full Ss regimental post was taken up by the ———-_ | Teenieg efterseam. ‘These are the best cheap lots !n the city. Two blocks east of end of ‘Wet Queen Aune car line, and) . swthet Ross. Kasay terms, Inquire KLINE @ ROSENBERG, dames Bormweil “SRLS SF | ‘eas Pict A Wginss Insurance - Rents» Sale.,Hardware at10c on the Dollar Aapaaned Coat and Hat Hooks, | Good All Steel Pruning Shears, Be worth $1.00......- 2he slightly | 200 pair Gdinch Heavy Strap 2he | Hinges, per pair « Be | Meel Carpenter's Chisels, all | Japanned @helf Brackets, all Sizes, worth up to 26e 10¢ | izes, worth up to Be Campion Serew Drivers, all OE» +260 gees : Ke Madi, worth up to 50e....$0¢ | Damaged Manure Forks, worth MAyG0l6 att oteo! Hammers, only | WP © HM -0+ «0+ > BOP Mle rusty, worth 75¢.25¢ | Good Hay Forks, not damaged. Me Good Tack Hammers. . Be | worth Me vale Rhe Weal stect Marchots, in good | The Long Handled Gtect Shovel tondition +196! 306 AD Steel Dowie Bitted Am, wortl $100 ....ceceeceeseeee BO ) SPELGER & HURLBUT 324.0" ESDAY, APRIL 4, r90 } RANKER AAARME RAE AAERARARATER AS COREA AR ARAAAR DRAKA R AHA R RRA RRR RAK HE Some Picture Taixs With American Mayors GEORGE B. M'GLELLAN, OF WEW YORK TOES COCO a IU IOI IRI OI IOI TOT OIR TORII OR Betti fete | | EEE KEE se ESE REE by leanyg mopoy tg privelt inal ualy, to make the #4) pons! ble jt was « question of at de man for rapid trang indi viduals have done the w and It is & nuceena,.J don’t believe the elty coud have fine it an well rr te individuals could not have done it with elty iw You know" % it always cont clty more to build a eclty hall, tor? instance, than it would any private concern to do a like plece of work And the work ts not as well done There are dome exceptions to my rule against public ownership. The new land ferry system f one, > ate concern could make a first clasa ferry service on this line pay. So there was none Teere wae® demand for @ good and | f wate services, We saw tho necessity «NE weep . 4 / of developiag that part of te great Domi SBOOLS” ‘ f or city, It was a publi / \ at great expewm, we Bave taken 1 an i thie line aad the new system | ¢ f about to be put into @rvice, We aemace J (| ” mommy Mies day we thnk we will gut it Imc& wit® Increased 1 Property valtms o@ the ig@en@ Hut Wem Ber WH de> OF Mot, We know (hit | ime wero are Unley Uste lime 1, af boats we compulery govere it amy private ) the ley n on (be prampect of felere pradiea, I rook brave foogh! wminet the a @isitios of thin property by the ty Mayor Met elena sau! thet be rommmdered (ee benltl deqmetinemt of the fmedt im thw wont eder oor lowe,” be mid, “our | bent @epeut ment bay unlimited | ae & power that exceeds even y. Bo that of the police, I believe in this. It ® & cordimnl menicipal duty to) fight disuw and spend mosey fro. | ly to axphers the unimowm fiatds of | selenes je memrch of onuwes aed) caren, BY MARLIN bes Pine eulty would be for the city t build “lly game thing holds true of| “The grenteut amé buretmer need e-~ Copyright, aad ley ep apartment hoases and sfheet cur traffic, The city hue cam! jo New York ix for aww schools It) wapaper Bauerpreme con t them? certed \ueif in thin it has bolped, i# © terribde truth that there are so) [HERE IS PROOF] Positive, Convincing and Indisputable Proof, of the Wonderful Efficacy of the Gutumbian Methods in the Cure of Chronic Ills Is Given Here, So That All May Know and Profit by the Truth Read to this pemarkatic record of cures the remult of that medical skill that triumphs over ob- loate and ober wr Ut mastery of dinease, developed during . and Bow pinced ut the dimpomi of if i {7 a i 1 4 detreve oan H flr | [ l : i} Health Is Here for Weak | ured Years of Torture From ae te heme | Sick Ones Cured "oreo ot throat and Park, Seattie Meny years of Mre. HB Chamberiam, Taco constant Hines bad reduced @*) oO.» now Absorption Trestmant | ma, cashier F. #. Harmon @ Co. t Ws A Nervous Wreek le now curing hundreds of pa-| ‘Words fall to describe the min | er y I have en@ured during the tents at their hemes im all parte and rendered fe ates past eix years from catarrh of the _ my life almost UD! 66 the West, Catarrh, Deafnesn, Makes an emphatic statement he benrebie to myst? and family enaps his teeth hard together and J canmat scribe the sufferings 1 Head Noises, Stomach Diseases, Geo creek tele you better than | endured from sick stomach, Bronchial and Lang Aiimenta, words eon | @eam thet. ae.” Rheumatiom, Nervous Affect | Pies and all Rectal | yield to the curative setion of | this great mudical discovery. Send your name and address for full partioulare. — FREE the | What he had te aay te measured by the length of feeto. That wes net « great while for Mayor MeCieflan emekes Hike | be does everything olse fast * New York is & beautiful ofty,” aid the mayor, “with advantages, spreading cut to al ite shelter. | See how beautifelly the ean «hiner here, In the center of all thie life |and industry. Long age we eon lquered the smoke nuisance (The mayer puffed hard at his cigar, amd | 1 could not see his face for the aray cleat.) ‘Think of alt we are doing | teday. The strides of progres io | the past tem years are enough te take one’s breath away. See the great subway, a sueeems, Gee the ow bridge acrors the Kast river. | | Bae the progress every wheve. “in a teow years there will be three great bridges spanning the Rast river, the tameel under the North river will be in aperation | there will be 4 subway to Brooklyn from the Battery, und the city wilt be running @ first class ferry ays- tem to Staten island. Our great Discouraged and Despondent ‘improvements will atand for olf time.” asked: “New York is able to de pe een all of these great things Do you rng ti By pee nen aa | net think that this ety could go « 1 sleep Wall and step further and take ever all public utilities for manicipal ownership | and control? . Mr, M. W. Pray, 1110 Moweli / street, Beattie ft bad suffered fifteen years from diaease of the head, throat and stomach enduring | throat and stomach, and all the | distressing aymptome of that dis- Great Pain and Distress oaae quent attacks of vomiting, pain | and finally wasting to flesh and snd dimtresy af! b strength until 1 was searcely able | my t otinate conntt ps to walk. ful and so swollen that I fe 1 would choke to death. © Head Ached Frightfully day 1 removed f my throat & cheesy substance fooling an if a heavy weight were pressing down upon ft. and very hadiy, and my ted the same offen - m Rolse would jar my the achix a ony a time I have j | masses | Mhat sme } | } } j or My Digestion Was Ruined languid and wortled and tked the * all night long, utterly un to get any sleep. x, was @ | perfectly cured by the ¢ eurnbian treatment | | APFLICTED SINCE BOYHOOD PERMANENTLY CURED G. Hall, Ontitta, Wash. since boyhood been af atarth when I first went to the gad thre Obstruction of th My threat was const with mv produce | | Ne,” replied the mayor, “I om Wonderful to Me ‘te democrat, and 1 believe that net ther this eity ner any other efty tn ) to oll my friends, and every America could control pubile util woman Mr, M. W. Fray, 1110 Howell on Street, Seattle cause ities and successfully compete with c |private enterprises—or hag the | Snoring and Mouth Breathing | right to, if it could, “after unguecessful treatment} _nq I was continually taking “We are making @ fight ip New dicen con cnet BF many able physicians, olde, which greatly aggravated York just now for city ownership Pain nae gE es me ig mee of hundreds of dollars, 1) my condition, 1 was oumateray of lighting plants. for ety etrente, egy “ aR “Mg nd permanently cured by the parks and buildings. We want to oaneiies ae ree, Al, Neve Geet empty Gerad =| Columbian. treaimeant twe years gontrol our owa city lighting be get oe Ola oreusel ey the Cotumt tment = eB EY ap Fila BE pay | couse we know that we are paying Mieroscaple examination when | th rprising! ee rate = ight apd am am perfect exorbitant prices for gas and ele: Necewmary. FIVE DOLLARS A MONTH healt ltrieity, But | do sot consider that | we have the right te esize the bani ness of private enterprises who deni a | with the public | “iew’t the publie being charged | oxerbitant prices, tao?” put in the | jaterviewer wn, et lg ™ @ A. TUOHOPE, PH. a. “That may wi.” reptied the may 3 Mamager. or,"but the way ent ix oe? nnndelp |St ownership, You might jut ns [a SUites 320-822 Arcade Building, Seattle, Wash. Phone Main 4iti well ony that the peeple af Mew Osetce hot 9:30 tole 5 sé mee en: aes : 3 Vouk are taing charged high wate paee Reure~—9; 99 0. m. 06 wings, Teendays smd @ridnwe, 6:90 to 8: a0 \ Prat, tam, & tenn, Weonld yeu sue gest that the way ont of that auia- | migration. More money was spent | a | Inst year em new school buildings | q: homefurnishing is made easy ty “the Standard way’ _, SPRING SUMMER AUTUMN in which to pay for a Buck steel range the past two weeks ha been f¢ I-makers for our tove and Ratige Store, certainly a at many people ave been added to our “Buck |! have you got your Buck range yet for ' down and any amount you want to pay each week or month buys a Buck Steel Range here— what a dollar will do fer you in the “Standard way” —$1 down will buy a Great Buck Range. —$1 down will buy any go-cart we have —$1 down will buy a refrigerator. your old stove or range, go-cart or refrigerator will be taken as part payment on the purchase of a new one. come in tomorrow for your Buck range ‘ tee L. SCHOENFELD & SONS 1006 to 1016 First Ave. BELLINGHAM ————~ TACOMA SEATILE leas than 9,000 chitdren on part| he asked, “We exnnot do it in our time is the public schools of this | city.’ city today because we have not suf-| Mayor McClellan said that street fichemt butldings It is a remark-| cleaning was no lenger a problem atiie condition and one that gets | j ew York. The streets are kept back to that grent question of im-| clean by the white wings spstem in- wated by the late Col. Waring, every year sees improvements. than ever before, yet the demand | it costs a pretty penny, but it far exceeds the supply. A flood of| makes for public health and com- foreigners swept in on us. That is | fort. all right. I believe in immigration.| “Speaking of the ideal American lt is our duty to edueate the chil-| city,” ssid the mayor, releasing one | dren and make them useful citizens. of the fine brand of smiles he keeps Tt is simply a question of butiding | stored up behind his usually severe just 4s fast as we can. | countenance, “we are at least ap- Mayor McCieflan jumped just @| proaching it, aren't wet” ttle when the interviewer spoke to} Only the bittere: cynie would | him about the police department, | have answered * “No. and asked if it was all that he de-| sired of it. Just now it ts under very heavy public The local Bike expect. to occupy . fe yoy’ the new rooms in the Alaska build- ate erg ane ing within the next two weeks. Work for fitting the rooms has “{ consider that we have a good 004) heen steadily rushed and the mem- police department,” said the mayor. *T have confidence in Commiasioner | °f% are Diaaning for a big event McAdoo, of he would not be at| vee the quarters ave thrown apes. Aton, St! The entire top floor of the sky- adquarters. There is bound to be tas ts ee a ime, vice and a certain amount of | a eng cs ‘% mgr 4 4 lodge and laid out in the most lawlessness among three and a hal millions of people. You speak of —w« style for the antiered the social evil. We have driven vice out of the tenemente. nm Dr Parkhurst admits that. We canot Councitman Murphy's resolution drive it eff of the earth. The poliee | providing for the subdivision of the can minémize it, and they have. Th hth and Ninth wards was intro- republican mayor of Minneape jueed im the council Monday night. was here to see me the other day, |Gill opposed the measure, claiming and he told me that he considered |that the change, if made at this the success of the police department | time, would be unjust to other wards trolling this form of vies|in the city. The resolution was re- rvelous. ‘How do you do it? | ferred to a committee. 3 $1.00 The only $1.50 Shirt with two pairs of Cuffs for $1.00. oe oe Co. Cor. Second and Union, Seattle Cor. Colby and Hewitt, Everett