The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 18, 1905, Page 4

THE = se aTTLE ‘STAR STAR PU BLING CO. ny OrriCha—190t and EVERY AFTERNOON BXCE PY SUNDAY. TRLEPHON £8. ———————————e ATLARD STAN AUUNCT an Ty ont per copy, six cents 7 by mall or darriers, No free on th hal "ivan ce ehange of date on the address label Is RAGLAY'@ BW. BLACK We Department—Sunset, Main 190; Independent 118% week nty-five cents per mooth > MAT. BUBSCHIRERS” The de ur subsertpyon W hen that & ete taken fro the Postoffics at Routt « a ee > COPYRIGHT 1906, BY THE Newsrar at the above number has recently : ib, hs wrobil e othe 8 tar : in CHAP RER XXU W_D.Wgnt N HONEST CIRCULATION This te to certify that DAILY CIRCULATION of the SEATTLE ST CEBDED 16.0004¢0P! DAILY OF 1905 (January, February and EXCEEDED 18,000 COPIES B®. F. CHASE. Subscribed in my presence anc of April, A. D. 1905 Notary Public in and for State of Washington, residing wt Seattle. The best mews first. Municipal ownership of pub 4 eee ee by storm. ny are uttering perhaps course of their meetings. The Star has a little remarkably moved under Christian men are casting over our whole city it is a layman's prayer, but it may help seme whem Dr man and his associates are trying to reach right side of things Teach us, oh Lord, to see the radiate sunshine. Save us, we pray thee, from pettiness and fault-finding and self #ecking. And may our minds be too hearts too large for hatred Keep us, on the one hand, from the pride of pretense, and on the other, from self-pity and morose Sweet. Guide ~s that we may be May we be charitable in thought and generous fsouled and helpful May we be straightforward and unafraid. Help us to love and laugh and give as we loved and gave and Baughed in childhood. And so lead us that we may be mean to none of thy children Keep us in the ways of temperance Help us that we may take the tim that ts in us, and lead us Into the May that which is good in os “i in us made weaker. And save us from pessimism end baste of Jodgmen: Look with tenderness upon th thee, our happiness with them. Make us forget thoge who hate us and cherish those who love us, and oh Lord, we pray thee— Make us very kind * STAR DUST ee LEONA, THE GOOD GIRL. talented township high school stu dents, went to Dayton last Friday evening and remained until Sunday, the guest of her friend, Miss Orla Cramer. They attended exercises @t the Steele high school on Friday evening, and were well pleased with the work. Miss Hurley ts seeking fknowledge in every channel, and ts patient with ali ber studies. She is @ne of whom her parents can be proud—Belibrook Moon. A WORD FROM J0sH Wise Tt’s a long lane that ain't all grabbed In a franchise. A New York bride refused to ac cept any wedding presents. As she was a widow, no doubt she kn Barons Ms D8 from what trouble she would have unti Phe last of the donors was marr The Datileship Kansas will be| baptized with a bottle of off, t of wine. To make the harmonious a set of shoul be aaded To Czar Nick: In time of war prepare for pe HOW COULD YOU. I took the ‘phone And held it to my ear, I thought some swee voice Immediately I'd hear. But Central bellowed down the | Just awful, so she did I hung up the receiver then And went way off aad hid 0. THE “OTHERS.” Word has been received f Winficid Zeller, who is underge be quite late in the afternoon Brighton, and fateful missive in Helcher's pe seanion Wan opened BONA FIDE “the YEAR 1@04 EX and for the FIRST was served with the disquieting ¢ eaptain Qad © General Manager Shentiy Seat ‘orn to before me thle 3rd day paying frequent The effect of Beleber's puta tions was in one way satisfactory eee sae aee errr tr rr. RRR RH THE STAR'S PLATFORM. All the mews that’s fit to print. All the news without fear or favor. Honesty in official and private life. het afternoon 1 that one of the many white ged yachts fitting thither might approach within hatl But I soon became aware that Capt Reicher had no intention of ting any euch che All through th The business district for reputable busine A groas earnings tax upon al! public service franchises, An up-to-date public schoo! system. Equal rights for all; apecial priviteges for none. enforcement of just, and repeal of unjust laws. enterprises. and Wasove the vicinity of would take the ee eee ee SRR Re ——— —$ A DAILY PRAYER wheel from pman and his band of famous evangelists are taking | he caught my 1 with difticulty »ked down @ to offer lers who are bulwarks, #0 as to be was one of the ewarthy allowed the jeckload of laughing girls and | our counter without raising the for help that had been quivering on up all interest in paw green coast Hine of Sussex «lipping and pointed te of windows and 6 away serosa the « he said with in our working, our r » do the things that wo @o and that we may sot do the things we ought not to do. Forgive us our waywardness and I know that forgetfulness and blessed ways of peace. | summoning all be made stronger and that scing an envelope from the pocket of the tweed coat that made look more like a country sta aster than a satlor and spitefulness and narrowne divide, we pray | open and j long sinee disuned. 1 bh eagerty perused the closely-written | of it somewhere, painted sheet of note Having read to w whistle and Now you can tell m put me ashore You'd best | that out of your mind at once, | a very long trip—ahend seemingly from here, quite how tong It's| you're to settle that with} | treatment at the Pasteur institue, Orntments for Miss Leona Hurley, one of our! at Chicago, that he fs doing nicely The dog which bit him also bit 11| or 12 other dogs befor Findlay Republican. ‘That Contain Meroury Md mover ‘be 28 presorintions from repu as the damage ton fold to the « Halts Family Pills for const ur majesty’s loyal also see my Finnish. EDITOR WILL. Mesdames O. Henderson are visiting friends and | wore fat beef nd will place east of town. has fled from | sts in knitting | bing Pierp should apologize mA woman with who flees fre aces es en seo acs as Millions Mischi BY HEADON HILL }the other paw xboard tomorrow, He's to have say in the business, it appears wna | th mK after that | come in With which enigmatic uttergnos he returned to the bridge, aud I no }tleed that immediately afterward the ate altered amer’s course Was slightly left me npoted to the apot, so charg od were they with bideous meaning | was the other passenger ex ted to join the abip on the mor | row my fears reverted to Roger Marske and the prosp hin merey was appalling jeome in.” A whole world of terri | that stnrple phrase 1 was | whelming 4 and that ¢ sumed with an over » to know the worst ud only be done by | some how obtaining a sight of the paper in Capt, Beéleher's pocket The rusal of it seemed to have joreated a demand for his favorite stimulant, for Antonio was @imb ing the bridge ladder with the bla bottle and glass. The spectacte tr spired me with an idea. If only the captain would get incapably drunk | I might achieve my purposg in time to be prepared for what Was bom ing on the morrow | far from being In }taken the wheel himself, sax }dirty fingers clutched the and twirled | eranp radually the ‘otedimer | edged ni | Belson Bil, b and towfird Hay lng island and the narrow ent j to the series of lonely creeks th dignified with the imapprop| name of Chichester harbor. | jonce spent a summer ,b sketching at the artists’ par Hosham, and knew the locality well In the gathering dust the Night- shade alipped into the opening. and with & man taking soundings ev minute, tre several w shores on oltber hand hemmed us in without « Ww seemed to be steaming in the mid dle of a cornfield ripening for the | sickle. Occasionally we hugged the jland so ok that the trees pearly brushed our masts, and then, eud denly, we came to broader water }and east anchor In a sort of lagoon loppostte a rained custom house. i had a picture in happier days captain! Save for the Nightshade, that | bend of the creek was devold of craft of any k It ie wery oe that a steamer enters those land | locked Isbyrinthine waters, and the jfew sailing coasters that pase rough them seek anchorage still rther inland, at Bosham or Ch hester, A mare spot for a Yeanel bound on @ ne! ak onte prise to await a mysterious passen ger, COHN Het have been found in th Wish isies. Out of Right of all ocean traffic, and even invisible from the beats of cosstguards, the steamer would have po prying & to observe her When the ship bad swung to her anchor on the fast cbbimg tide | bridge, and bis appearance | was the signal for me to beat a hae this time prectuded all possibftity for my sitting down to another meat with bim in the euddy, and, darting | through it into my own cabin, I jahut the door and set my foot | heart was set thamping by Bel | cher's vaice outatde ‘Come out, missy, and have some It is so purée stomachs can digest it. The flavor is aromatic and delicious. Sold by grocers in a seal- ed carton only 25c (ib.) ENTERPRISE ASSOCIATION nger that's coming I'll open the bellowed the Kroater terror Diatent ruffian w CHAPTER XXVIII A DEATH WARKANG —OR WORSE? Capt. Belcher's horrible + words | instructions know how te deal with y such outrage clenching my hands to the tremolo from my voice. What was it that | was to “settle” with him? . Naturally t of being again at But still more so was Belcher's concluding sentence: “After that I yielding added to my apprehensions | ble possibilities was wrapped up in yelled through the Hie lurch to the table od by the clatter of oaths directed at rockery and by My imaginary it been a real one ¢ apealled my ear » nolsome feeding place of thase | beasts outside rowdyness with gladness quarreisome had greater of getting a peep For the present, in spite of bis eaniad anéere *| potations, Capt. Belcher was very able, » He had AND YOU wit his pokes with no mncertain substeting between in command be Continued.) or and nearer® to! the Sussex shore, and, passing 'cloge to Levey, ansistant t companied by several other official passed through this om his way party witl visit Everett Tuesday and ¥ od her way through ng creeks till the T Alteration Sale PORTIERES 9 inch long heavy Tobaceo Brown and $5.85 Five Foot Oak Capt. 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They are $1.25 goods. set the price, each....7 he Our assortment of Richard- son's Embrolder Silk is complete, FREE INSTRUC- TION SHEETS. le have Chicago LoanOffice. a SILVER, Prop. 7 Yesier Way. A renter! paen to borrow money on and all kinds of jewelry, Btrlctly confidential D. S. JONNSTON C0. (OF LADIES’ WAIST SETS—HAT PHOTO WON Tite IF A re suey % 4) COMES a FROM 2. 4 D. 8. JOHN- 4 STON 00. 3} ITIBA < 2 FINE ONE FOR THE PRICE TALKING We sell the aelf playing | Piano, the Auto Grand, Chickerin Kimball, Hobart M. Cable, Jotnstor Lakeside Pianos and many others. Simpiex Piano Player, Reed and Pipe Organs 903 SECOND AVENUE f Senate. ‘The Very aap | of Meats Poul clalty. ___ 1100 First Avenue, mua ‘TRANSFER CO. ‘Baggage, Furniture, Storage Office and storage room, 1215 First avenue, Postoffice building. juneset 002; independent, | ————— NOTICE -—___- } Notice is hereby given, ELEGANT NEW SPeRT MENT | Hamil on, Fred J. Kerr, G PINS—WRIST BA more, Charles E. Adams and GS, ETC, ETC. | Winship, all of the city, ot HOUGHTON & HUNT County of King, State Jewolers, spe ton, has petitioned the 708 First Avenue, Seattle Commissioners in and tor ti ty of King, for the right, He Wi Chinese Medicine Co and authority to use suet Hl ehronie | th c highways upon ae ¢ men eng 10Wing designated route as ane deemed necessary for the tion, maintenance and ooarale electric raflway. ‘The toult ignated as follows From the intersection of Gig 0 of the Gity of with Spokane avenue, thend® on Spokane avenue and Bam Seb road to Youngs thence by the most route south to the County tween King and Pierce Coun so by the most practioalle it ere aly r ie ‘ mgs oe to the - . y ts of West Seattle ee MBRATTLE ; | SER , =| tion is ordered by t — misstoners to be held att fa sald th day of May, o'clock Pw. attic Unis 19th dar J. P. AGNEY, t | Clerk of the Boant of etal : 2 of King County, Washingt | By FRENCH, ‘Depa oper. ful Chinese with Hee W ca € mit ‘Teextimon! 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