The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 6, 1905, Page 4

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BLAGK WOGD, Chicago Represen . D. WARD, New York Representative, OF 19065 (January, Fet@tary and March), Daily —— of April, A. D. 1995. Y TeP POPPER RECESSES LR SERS Ee ees THE STAR'S PLATFORM. The best news first. All che news that’s fit to print. All the news without fear or favor. Honesty in official and private life. Municipal ownership of public utilities, An up-to-date public schoo! system. Equal rights for all; special privileges for none. Rigid enforcement of just, and repeal of unjust laws. 4K AERA EERES LIFE MADE 10 ORDER “Late originally happened. Life is made up of certain compounds. Certain organic compounds were made by nature; they could not be made by human beings. The compounds came together in some manner, and the result was life.” So says Prof, 4 P. Matthews, of Chicago untversity. After such « lucid explanation as this, who can explain that there $ such &@ thing as “the riddie of the universe?” The world has not forgotten Prof. Loeb, formerly, also, of the Chicago university, who, a couple of years ago, announced that he had achieved the creation of life by chemical means, Indeed, Prof. Loeb will not permit himself to be forgotten, and how he comes forward again and says that he has succeeded in arti- ficially fertilizing the eggs of sea urchins. ‘This is not startling In view of the fact that Prof. Loeb, some years ago, after a series of experiments at Woods Holl, Mass, made a similar s‘xtement, then saying that the fertitfaation of the eggs of sea urchins Was accomplished through the action of sea water Perhaps if these eminent scientists persist in thetr experiments long enough they may yet make the discovery that hen's eggs can be hatehed in an incubater amd thet therefore Life is entirely a ical product. Huxiey at one time thought he bad discovered that animal life waa capable of spontancous generation and came up out of rock scum, Dut he found that Be was mistaken. Many evoluttontsts have held that the theory of evolution implies that animal life te a comtinuation of vegetable life and was in the be- gimning the result of physical and chemiea! causes. But this leaves the real mystery of origin Just as it was before. ‘One of the familiar methods of propagation is by parthen conests —the splitting of celia. Such reproduction does not depend on sexual fertilization. Many species have been found whose eggs, even though detached from the parent, are bisexual and so hatch of themacives, It ts possible that Prof. Loch has merely demonstrated that the ees of the sea urchin under certain conditions reproduce according to this method. Ht ts unfortunate that Prof. Loeb is confining his operation to the preduction of sea urchins. There is already a great supply of sea uréhins and no demand for them. ‘Tt be desires to be taken seriously Im this material age he must 0 tuto the unlimited production of lobsters, of oysters, or something for which there is a market" Were he to go tuto the chemical production of cattle, for in- stamce, the meat trust would meet its fins® far more effectively than it fe Likely ever to doin the courts. Or, if it be beneath the high dignity of science to cater to appe- tites an@ vulgar commerce, it still remains for Prof. Loeb to chem- feally produce a few men, unhampered by the evils of heredity. Men @ produced might be perfect, free froen physical and mental weak- neases, from pre@isposttion to disease and from original sin. ‘Thas might Prof. Loeb’s discovery prove a great benefaction to the human race. A new Adam, with no need of an Eve and tempta- tion, might restore us to Eden. But poor, little, useleag sea urchins! There are more already than anybody wants. They can reproduce themscives fast enough for any needs. The same chemical forces which make the brain of a Darwin, a Spencer and a Huxley make the earthworm and the jellyfish? It this were true, yet mankind would still hark back to the unan- swered cry of ages: Whence and whither? When a Chicago university professor can answer this he doubtless find that all his deep speculations and fine phrases about the chemical origin of life are but vanity and vexation of spirit. Your Easter Suit e552? IN GREAT VARIETY, R: HARDSON ELLY "T COODS OT PRICE Opporito the Lumber Exchange. lee 170 per pain. To say that one-tenth of the pop ulation of the country is submerg ed or bordering on pauperiam ts, think, a low estimate (Charles red In ativan had , quickly, limiting my horizon to a been removed at the end of his ten believe that ft @o much as locked up, ©, 1006 Martferd Building Tribune Building. CHAPTER XIV. THE PHRIL OF DAY @ was up betimes in the morn- jing, and having looked Previous evening, |w hedge which formed 200 yard» up the hillside, and as the field wan covered with growlx corn, searcely yellowed an yet whom I could appeal for assistance pe within hearing harvesters would . to what source can we look for help, for @ remedy for| caught an carly train at Liver this condition? of opportunity probably be able to walk right in Thanking the woman, I continued ‘Honest Circulation This te to certify that the DAILY » AVERAGE BONA CIRCULATION of the SEATTLE STAR for the YEAR 1904 K GEEDED 16.000 COPIES DAILY, and for the FIRST QU. ART! wan Ikely to 4 A month later tained by Inquiry at t Chipping Wyvern was a mere Ram- let three miles away in the héert of was a lovely I obtained directions and set off to walk the distance, For a mile beyond the outskirts of mn I followed the high road, I crossed « stile to avail myself of @ short cut that Imd been described to ma Thence onward the path led through waving cornfields | and green meadows till f found my- | self looking down through which wound & treegirt is open to all; also true that all our large cities are overcrowded with idle men and there js a continuous rush and push I found myself tn cament & few years ago, and began to look about for a way . to explore the address given mo by Mrs. I could not believe that that emi nently bustnoss-like female, used as she was to the forwarding of let- . could have made a mistake, should | te 7 On the chance that there might be another window parallel that at which I stood, and to whieh | of drowning summer day, Exceeded 18,000 Copies to you, dear fellow traveler through life, ¢ er you extricate yourself from the rut into which you have fallen, the | realtze the post How easy It is BF. CHASE. F. Pe ee gor, pitooner you will eneral bilities within you. for us to follow In the footsteps of others, So many losing the best of life unless they lve in the crowded city, Be your own master. wear out soon enough. Few tf any make more than a living working for wages, Keep Small towns and rural dis lord better opportunities for into a valley Immediately below me lay a clus- which I recognized the dsertption as but they were some little way from the stream, nor was there any hovse among them where a gen- tleman would be likely to lodge, To the left, however, I peaked gables of a roof rising over |the poplars half a mile A «lint ef silver among the trees showed that the building stood on the bank, and was probably the Mill House, Descending the hillside, I strack « |lane which brought me to the ¢ot- tages, and an inguiry « one I came to proved the thwth of my conjecture do hepe you're the Mill House, mise,” sai’ the }honest coumtrywoman who gave me “We want*’qme geaticofike in it again to bey pur exes and poultry, one living fo it wince four youre come Christm: Subscribed in my presence and sworn to before me this 3rd day A. J, TENNANT Notary Public in and for State of Washington, residing at Seattle. Independence there may be the rush and the temptations and inducements to spend money love those things? yet why should you Why should you | live in & box tm an alley, in order to be,near them while our country places with plenty ef room, beautiful sceneery and fresh air are beckoning to you? EB & WILLAAMS Kirkland, Wash The business district for reputable business enterprises, A gross earnings tax upon all public service franchises, aeeeeeeeeeeeee ‘MID-LE. NTEN SE: RVICE RRR RRR REE REE ERE REE REE RRR RE the information. SEATTLE, WASH. bee To the Féttor the Seattle Daily a od Just a word of ap Your editorials are helpful to me. They give me courage, faith and determina " T exelaimed Th as back two years before Clara Ravi; ton had been posting letters Webtey's to be forwarded to"Dan- Tt was imooncdi¥abie that they should have been omng to an empty house. “Yea, there's been no tenant/t® the Mill Howse all that while,” They teach me to see things tm their true light, in the right closer to my ideals, to have a stronger, simpler faith in God; to do good, to lve rignt May you never grow weary im well-doing, but continue to Jet your light shine. Very Sincerely, “A READER.” Sir Charles Darlington, who took it while he bad the Abbey farm shoot. ing one season.” “Then it twn't furnished?” | asked, No, there was nothing im the house, my informant said, and had SERRE EEE EH HEE HH Ot Deon wince the fow things Sir LOCKE D DOOR See eee eee ee eee SPSS EEE eee 1 leaned out and me. Yea, there was « window—I that Mra. Webley desired to mislead fe, came she to have the mame of a/ » STAR DUST long unoceupied house so pat to her | here, though there was no window requirements? | at all between me and the tambile- bane I recehed the palings sep- | down annex that had contained the premises machinery over my despairing scrunity was arrest- from the road ~h they consisted of tw portions--an ancient mill with | «di = an object within touch of my There is a man in the Misstenippl kraneries aad store-rooms attached, hospital for the insane who is phys leally vigorous, but who brain, The number in the same con- dition, but outside of the hospital, is too great to be counted. It was a metal rein pipe,| Por over sixty ye: marta down from the eaves into the stream, and, as a forlorn hope, be weed as a means for r | climbing to an upper window or to! cor all about it. the root. I was just twieting my body, so upwards along the course of the pipe, when a rushing wind seemed to pass close to my simultaneously sounds, the lesser almost drowned by the greater, caused me to jump back into the room. The one the splash of a bullet as it —— into the mill-stream belo other was the report of a pistol fired from the window lmmediate- ‘Ethel Pears, of Lakeside, NW. Y, is spending a week with relatives iarretevitie Journal, Mine Hattie Merry, of Oberlin, w: the guest of Mr. and Mrs, Churtie Ketner over Sunday—Marta, O., Re- The public is said sumed buying in Wall street. Thus does it become unnecessary for the Wall street man to delay the opea- ing of the yatching season. to have re Mra. Col. Hush and @uaghter Cetia returned to their home in Crooks- ville last Monday. RPmory Reet spent Sunday th a “Wellington, 0, Enters or. and Mrs. George Vinyard and won Arthur were called to Spring- Bellefontaine, velian Ale Someone had shot at me from the WHT the university professor who hatched sea urchins from unferttl- jaed exes kindly turn bis attention is short an’ The shock lasted longer than I liked, and when it passed I knew |for the first time in my If meaning of the 7 On one point only could I con- gratulate myself—that if I could not y, neither, unless he had a a of which there was no sign, could my would-be slayer get at m The stream, while {t was my ol stacle, was also my safeguard on one side, and on the other a pair of stout bolta kept him out. Percely- ing them when the door had first been shut on me, I had promptly shot them home fn their sockets. On remembering that first thrill of discovery that I was not alone in the house, the question occurred; why had not the wretch killed me when he stole to the door to close and lock it? I had been within a . few feot of him then, with my back |" gory CROWN The answer, to Be | mind, seemed a simple o1 confirmatory of my suapicions. “He had not used his pistol on mo then | because, with all the chances in his favor, there was yet the one chance | of hie missing me—a risk he dared | not run, because should recognize bim. . but it was wide open, and, Jeading to it in a straight track across the dusty floor, the prints of a man's boots. hardly begun to ask myself what | get this meant when art is faking. Every now and then John L. gul- lvan does something that people hesitate before passing an opinion on the Osler proposition. The QUAKER DRUG (0. the room door was shut on me and the key was) turned tn the lock. Rushing to the window, I only needed a glance to tell me that I The French minister of mattdd @eciares France's naty is no good, Russia shouldn't feol so lonely now. “Women of the next ronoddy will have larger feet,” deck prominent Eastern shoe man The news arouses no prayed for their mayor. they include all Philadelphia? was a prisoner, Swift and silent, flowing with the strength of great depth towards the race, A New York scientist has learned that germs live on paper money a , and on sflver money a da: But then & man cam live just as long on either kind. house, cutting off all retreat. I ran back to make a frantic but vain attack on the locked door, and as my puny blows fell on the age- panels I distinctdy heard tep, soft and cat —— em NOTICE. ard H. Lewis and John son, both of the City County of King, State of ton, has petitioned the Free Teeth All This Week| ise. to se cums Most Reliable Deattsts in the City John 1. Sullivan ts out wit challenge to the world. Almost ti for John to sign the pledge acee, a receding foc 1 like, in the passage outside, CHAPTER XV IN- PERIL BY NIGHT. EETH WITHOUT PLATES. $3 gaction, SOE ASK THE GROUND Hoa"" [iu hina vosiescones, 8 Tt occurs to us that the weather |prophets who told us that we jwesb. | Boing to have an open, mild wintdt have lost control of the helm hat guides the mercury ward course, A of the woodsheds ferent conclusion from their pe; To say that I was alarmed would fall far short of describing my first Tam no heroine, and I have no desire to pose as one, but I was really more angry than fright- ened for myself in the minutes that succeeded my entrapment I went back to the window in the hope that a closer examination of my surrounding would rev means of escape overic if i saw him through the window into the river there would have been the remote possibility of my survival, and my survival under these circumstances would have meant his ruin, I was convinced that his present intention was to kill me without giving me the opportunity of seeing him, and unless he grew reckless after his initial failure, I might die of my murderer's name. That he had passed under that of “Danvers Crane” was moral- ly certain, that his real name was Roger Marske was more than like- but Icould not know these things as knowledge is counted in a| a oor tala m.to$ p.m. Sundays, MeSorley Road, in the sald New Madison Herald Beware of Ointments for = That Contain Mercury as mercury will surely destroy and completely derange 207% Pike, Cor. Third and Pike. current of the mill stream surged eee ~ beneath me, the walls of the house seeming to rise from the very brink of the natural bank. There was not foothold for a mouse between the damp brickwork and the fast flow- inng flood, which would have car ried any but the strongest swimmer into the mill-race long before the loppostte bank, 40 feet away, could For me even the at- tempt was hopeless, for I could not . SHIRT WAIST SUITS, COVERT JACKETS AND RAGLANS PRICES RIGHT. CASH OR CREDIT. faetercn Outfitting Co.» 4 Pike St., Cor. 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Buflding, Fo urth and Union. Phones—Sunset, Ka. 27; Ind., 76. A Mid-Lenten service will be| BROWN’S PAINLESS held in the Grand opera house Sun- | Are cutting day morning, April 9, in the inter- oy ee. of & "ne te est of the Wayside Emergency hos- | FOU" Cental pital. ‘The program, the musical | orld renowned specialists, at low mumbers of which will be fur- ished by the faculty of the Colum- bia College of Muste, promises in every way to be as interesting as the one given last Thanksgiving | day. Mre. Marion B. Baxter wiil preside at the meeting, which will + ALL THI begin at 11 o'clock sharp. EXTRACTING prices, Silver ve . The American Stockholders’ ass0- | Goig Fillings ciation will hoid thetr next meeting “I RAN BACK TO MAKE A FRANTIC BUT VAIN ATTACK ON THE | gt Denver, Col The dates set for 2 the meet is May 9, 10 and 11. Thore | $15.00 will be special rates on all roads though why she should have pur-| swing myself, and so reach an un-|!m the United States a wild goose locked room. chase was another shaft from the | scanned the wall to the right of of mystery-tipped arrow to be alming at me. | could see ita projecting sill ked myself, supposing | was so far away as to preciude all idew of reaching it in safety. 1 turned to the other side, and Come in teed for ten years, and done jfecha MRCS e ae ~ 45 painiess system, known only by BROWN’S PAINLESS 713 First Avenue Parlors 1-2-3-4-5-6 Unton one door south of ‘uscDoneah 8 Southwick’s. days— Cherry Pectoral, ter-wheel, Cc 2317 FIRST AVE. FREE DELIVERY. Phones—Main 3872; Iné 1033-1015 FIRST AVE Both Phones 1240. Commissioners in and for the tion of an electric raflway. route designated is as follows: | Commencing on Spokane at the Western Limit of the Seattle, and running thence Spokane Avenue West to and lowing the “Emma to California Avene thence seat along California Avenue to the end of at MeSorley Road of King, State of Washingtom. OHIO PAINLESS DENTISTS ‘A hearing of the aforesaid tion is ordered by the | missioners to be held at thele of fice in the County Court House i the City of Seattle, in aid of King on the 21 1905, at the hour of 2 0} | Dated at Seattle this am eS: J. PA York Dental Parlors § Clerk of the Board of Ten years’ guarantee. By ry rng Grou | eigurs—$:20 a.m. toe pm be _ 7] indays, 8: a.m. to 12 m. event your 614 FIRST AVE. SEATTLE. BB) g At O07 Syiiiives at Second floor Howard Bullding, | ‘e—-Bunset, Main \é § : epposite Penn Mutual Li pare Bullding. nee Qeu st cave bY