The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 21, 1905, Page 4

SEATTLE STAR STAR PU BL ISHING Co. THE ny orricks 180 and 189 Beventh Avenue BVERY AFTERNOON EXCE IY SUNDAY TRLAPHON ES <i ; Business D&Artment—8u Main 19%; Independent Bt. ““BATIATI STAT AGENCY eT uve Buneet, Ned Ta | § “Gee cont per copy. stm conte par Week, or twenty-five cents per mont i Setivercd by Imaii cr garricns. NO free conten ee A ue shuoanee on the address te taken from the et Aion bas not ae | A change of o aor | Boiteredt at " ‘ a | WANT A ae: nAGLEY'S Dh CO, GOR BRCOND AVENUB A Office at the above number h B, W. BLACKWOOD, Chicago I 0O8 Hartford Hullding W. D. WARD, New York Repr Tribune Mailding. @ SE —-o ———- HONEST CIR CULATION Y AVERAGE BONA FIDE eet aaa Th ertity that the DA g OTR A N SEATTLE TAR for the YEAR 1904 I x Z CEEDED 16.000 COPIES PAILY, and for the FIRST QUARTER r OFr 1905 anuary, F sary and Mareh) j EXCEEDED 15,000 COPIES DAILY B. F. CHASE. General Manager Subscribed in my presence and sworn to before me this Ird day of April, A. D, 1906. A. J. TENNANT | Notary bile In and for State of Washington, residing « attte. | REAR RARER RARER RR RR | THE STAR'S PLATFORM, The best news first. All the news that's fit to print All the news without fear of favor, Honesty in official and private life, Munieipal ownership of public utili table business enterprises. public service franchises, >| syatem, 1 privileges for non and repeal of unjust laws. The business district for rep A gross earnings tax up An up-to-date public seh Equal rights for all; sp Rigid enforcement of just, EXEL SEES EERE E Fy +P eee eee eee eee TREE ER ee 4 , HAGGARD S VISI) OF AM/Y Rider Haggard, the distinguts t, who has been visiting the Amity ealony in Colorado, started by the Salvation Army, was he believes the colony plan will purge the Hnglish cities of their poor and put them upon their feat. He says the problem is in keeping the balance between the city end th ry--in sending a recruit to the farm for every one that comes to the ofty from the farm. This is what Mr. Haggard found of Amity: Fifty families; 300 people Each family has 20 acres of land Seven years ago there was not hing but prairt Now there ate more than 50 dwellings, a ¢ h and ol, 18 stores and a newspaper, The people are happy and contented. They have mado a good : living and will soon have their land pald for, In the cities from i which most of them came they were half starved and miserable. } 1s has the Amity colony brought together “the landicus man { and the maniews land ; It is doubtful if the colomtzation scheme can do more than alle- i Miate a pitiful few of England's indigent. The conjestion of the : Door in the tenement districts of the Englis cities and the resulting if conditions are fearfully pletured in Jack London's ot the Abyss } The government must do something. The yeomanry of the land, ; ace the pride of their country, are now the dessdlutes and ner- ates of the cities, The Boer war made this man! fest twee | Although the standards were ywered, not one man in adoren who applied for enlistment : was physically to perform a soldier's duty, They were mere shells of men. 1, at bottom, this is lor Mr. Chamberlain's propos @4 protective tariff. It has he restoration of prosperity tm i the almost abandoned agricuttura) It ts goad to see governments and individw: * aroused in behalf ef the miserable poor, but in England the cecasion for help is too deep for petty colonization f * STAR DUST “You have managed |, all then, captain?” he said. Tf you could go one better and reach the —_—— open sea tonight it would be an — — 2 other hundred in your pocket over SLIGHTLY MUSICAL GENTLE stars the job. I am authorized to act as| MAN That twinkle In the «ky. paymaster in any special emer Brace Medley called on Newton| And long to hug the thunderin’! ¢ # Falls retatives Tuesday. — Tiger's | wave Can't be done for any amount forrespondence, Newton Falls, 0.| That throws {t's spray on high, vondulicks,” replied Belcher, « News. F ssed, however, by th 7 They love th and butterflies, Ude has been A_WORD FROM JOSH WISE The bees, and flowers, too | r ue, an dees bee , They love the serpents, bugs and hese lubbers don't beasts n 10 seconds, we (That's when the “poet's blue”) hould have stay . mehow er other | arried out, but Oh, yest They love the little brook st. Ah, there th’ man th't th’ world The maple's pleasant shade And last, not least, hot summer! 1, the engines re days versed for half a minute, am owes is a poor colle: They DO LJ lemonade. know that the Nightshade had t KRAZY KRANK com, should serve agai John D. Rockefeller sonly| When the bottle and glasses be 000 a your as pres of the|gan to clink in the cuddy, all the Co., and people captain's ta at asce and why 3 w. It] taining what p there was TPB, yught to be plain enous If the jot may being lef 1 at his dis SOME THINGS THEY LOVE. jary were high it mig it oul, Herzog parrying all the dividends. rect questions, discussed me as The “poets” love to sing about meh I had nm a bale of goods The cloudlets seuddin’ by, OR BY LETTING GO. “Come!” he ss... at last; “show Or e’en compose a sonnet on | “How may men become more pop-|me where I can turn in for a little The moon, for which they sigh wlar with the women?” asks a mag-|sleep. I can make any definite azine writer. By getting more | arranger about the girl ti 1 Whey stand and gaze among the money.—Chicago Journal have n her in the morning. If - she ts wise, you will have to put us both ashore in the Iste of Wight; if | wt a fool I hall land .- 9 OL: ¢ -4 : Som Wait tee ber @ the Ladies’ Shirt Waist Suits, Silk Raglans, Fe ee ey ine eee sony : pe ATH p AIT Pitrip,” hiccoughed Belche There Skirts, Waists, Millinery, Etc., on ONE Jiaini no “question but, what. the wench is a fool, and I don’t care if DOLLAR A WEEK PAYMENTS. Eastern Outfitting Co.(Inc.) 422-424 PIKE STREET, COR. FIFTH sh th en On artsing I stole up on deck Good Goods—Honest Prices—Goods That Suit. How welcome was the breath of the | fresh morning breese on my fev cheeks after the etuffy six-foot cab. in I went to the side and leaned over, gazing the gray fore round to the green nd gold of the field yond Won Ting whether you could swim the star MI Chilmark? said a low at my car It was Herzog, who, on hearing me astir had come up from below with cat |like tread I have decided to accept you SPEN ALL NIGHT story as true 1 «aid Which means that I am willing to tell you | 2000 PKGS. EASTER EGG DYES 7 "" 2 PACKAGES FOR Se tures for aud'’s Assorted 500 per box f the Rainbow orating at Swift's Sorp, Lydia Pinkham Co mpound +++ B80 Liquozone sestee 9+ BBo 20 Mule Team Borax, 10 Perwna B80 onan as iene Genpe See Jap Rose Soap te Welch's Grape Julce, pta 4711 Soap, per box B6e 2 Wash Rag Soap Go c CREAM The preparation for Made from pure almond ofl & whitening and softeping the and whipped to a nowy ain whitenens. 26c abe By pound Boe. TRE MAIN CORN Reent asd Pe Siew —_- FREE LIV Poem: Beh) BBV, bndependent 798. C Receiver Alexander’s SATURDAY PRICES EXTRAORDINARY PREPARATIONS HAVE BEEN MADE FOR HANDIANG THE GREAT CROWDS THAT ARE SURE TO BE IN ATTENDANGM DURING THE HOURS OF THE BIG MONARCH SHOF & CLOTHING CO. SALB SATURDAY, EX THA SALHSMEN HAVE BEEN EMPLOYED TO INSURE PROMPT SERVICE. IN ORDER TO AVOID #HROR THE 2 OLLOWING LIST CONTAINING TILE OF FICIAL PRICES AS ESTABLISHED BY MIP HHOULD BE BROUGHT TO THE STORK AND COMPARED WITH THE SALRSMAN’S TICKET WHEN YOU MAKE A PURCHASE. ANY MISTAKE OR OVER CHARGE REPORTED TO MB WILI. BE PROMPTLY RECTIFIED, SATURDAY HOURS OF ALE WILL Men's $11.00 Suite for ... Men's $12.50 Suit Mon’s $14.00 Sut Youths’ $4.5 You Childrer Children's Women's 0 a THE MONARCH SHOE & CLOTHING Half Block North of P. 0. o's listening t of to hear me « CHAPTER X a for s for .. Suits Sutts for .. tits for for 50 Bults for 5 Shoes for.. 61.25 1 FROM $1.5 COPYRIGHT 1996, BY THE NEWSPAPER or side of that 50. into xx! It's her me THE PROOFS OF GUILT. all that passed betwe Ms areke and myself. That is well ‘ome to the PHONE MAIN 617 en n ir he replied grave behind Gideon the Northwest Furniture Co. COMPLETE LINE OF Household and Kitchen Furniture STOVES AND RANGES ° 1995 THE SPATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL «1, 10 EVENING . ALEXANDER, Receive ) M, 1 TO 6 P M., AND 6 TO TOMA Men’s $7.00 Suits $3.10 Men's $1 Soft Bosom Fancy Shirts 37¢ Men's Binc) Men's $3.50 Shoes for $1.95 ft Children’s $3.75 Suits for $1.85 men's $3.00 Shoes for ‘omen’s §3.50 Bhoes for Children’s $1.00 Shoes for Children's $2.00 ven tor Sateen St All Wool Blankets 0, tor pand $2.45 worth | $5.85 | lankets for } DON’T MISS THE BIG MONARCH SIGN rts for 2be for She Breasted BBe Under Ate orale BBe C0. 1317-1319 FIRST AVENUE Between Union and University $1.50 $1.75 45 School Shoes... Men's *5 Men's $% Alaska Men's 91 wear f Men's $2 Overshirts nderwear %% Toubte rwear » Gray B t BBe 1Re Ide ive unforters for Alaska Socks for enders far rs for One Lat © Men's Bic Men's 35¢ Men's 50 $2.00 “Never-Wear-out Calf Men's $2.60 Bhoes for Men's $3.00 Bhoes for Suspend proceeded he struck a went you to the Mill Hons during your absence from her shop, Roger Marske slipped in and paw her to do 0. Being on his father’s estate, he knew of it as a solitary house, where he bring you and your af him to an untimely end Marske really received his unac knowledged wife's letters at rooms in Jermyn street, which t Danver y fresh ones re-add Webley On one that mendact f tal slip in merely ane's' enve esed by Mra anion, however wale made a fa BY HEADON HILL PRISE ASSOCIATION cromsing out the Danvers Crane’ and re-addressing | the same elope.” How 3 know that?” I gasp house. There is not i nfo-, he showed keen Interest In Mra | ed | ment to be lost, and we musthiot be| Webley's behavior and in all that) He ced a. package from } } passed at Marske hall breaxt | five minutes he | You have had some narrow es the letters | acqu | my advent ap and have nm among some said, b out to me |from Roger Marske’s tracking very unkind p young | was o r Roger Ma |to Mra. Webley’s shop, down to my | was his comme You are, I pro-|ke's chambers yesterday for « drive from Marske hall to the| sume, under the tmpression that | ing” | docks In Sir G n's company, and| the newsvender woman gave you Am 1 to take them) 1 falte the ruse by which I was induced to right address, where Ciara Riv-| unnerved by his sudden action jgo t into cuddy. Herzog | ingt wrote to Roger Marske. Certainly, Within atama jh my danger in the burning! when ab mt you to the Mill/ man of my word,” he smiled. “But M House quite impnassively, but | House? I have more for yor care of | “att ne I thought #0, though | that box, Mise Chilm 2 con |I was {when I learned at nm with tt w A T 2 IA [Chipping Wyvern that the Mill e the rope ck of the | House had been so long wnoceu-| interesting young man with whom For Infants and Children. pied,” 1 replied. ft has been my privilege to asso Herzog laughed and fumbled for | ciate, and will place it around that The Kind You Have Always Be Focus ais. Wael Gran Gee aesenaedl ee cree ae | Boars the ‘ served hanging u Th ject which b now extra i ie Lz Lithr "peta ished i890 J pocket and proffered fo pptance was a chocolate box I ied with faded pink ribbon e The comfits In that box,” he ex ained are identical with those Dep't Store Marske polsoned | Second Avenue, between Pike daughter and Pine. victims through Just Above Pike St. the post. The box also contains cor rat respon ‘ a certain Italian SHOWS A LARGE AND WELL Jf} Chemist from wh they were pro 3ELECTED STOCK OF cured. eaks for itself and is pmrauye’ eytrivymes ufficiently cleat to convict the t PRICES LOW, QUALIT cipient of murderous intentions HIGH You hold in your hands about as complete a case as a prosecuting ounsel could desire “Now please pay particular at tention to me while I sketch out future course.” he went on STAND RD ROTARY are reasons, vital to my own why, as Heraog, | should not And Domestic Shewing Machines in the matter at all. Are Machines for $35 lyou willing to keep me out of it? 50 Machines f $24 If you will show me how it can No agents. mrnisstons jbe done,” I anewered. You save half (To be Continued.) —— Fifty feet \%-inch Cotton Garden 5 Hose with couplings and nozzle, ali complete, Fully guaranteed, $4 re, 714 lat ave -— CAN'T BE BEAT 13) HOUSE MLNE, D. DB, LD Now Managing Director Crown Genial Off! cos} ~ | of Philadelphia. Located at DR ‘ ty of ‘7 First ave., just abo & Co, 1 LADIES, OUR 11-12 HINCKL BLOCK. Teeth Free All This Week | SPRING MILLINERY 18 Need 717 BISCOND AV READY, i Ind, 2648. And we can save you mdney One dollar per week will bug & v eny hat in our stores. Visit THE FASHION. | The 20th Century Stored 637 Queen Anne Ave. ab 316 Union Street, Seattl Fit or No Pay You Are Always Ahead TEETH $3.00 $3.00 r Set Crowns Bridge We No More Dread of rk patronize th The Dentist Dr Wher Mable Family with . ig ee 26 anger, Call Peruna, $1.00 stae 83e your mouth scott's Kmulsion, $1.00 size ou that we do | f Sle nd tell vou in wd | Pinkham's Compound, $1.06 west wll cunt. 300 , " action when Castoria, She size Best Rock Candy, pound Melliw's Food, 750 see Malted Mik, $1.69 size OHIO gt eg DENTISTS DTV Wile | Chicago! and Pike, We cures agente of Tobacco habit are Liquor and Drug Want rods Phone us your We deliver the STONE'S PAKE ST. PHARMACY |} 1 place to borrow mem. @iamonds and all kin oan Birietly conti ° Reliable Family and Preacrip- tion Druggista. 1423 THIRD A 419 BIKE ST@eeT. H.C. APPLEGATE, caxaciin Heth Phones, Mai Nowhere in the North west Will You Find Such LOW PRICES ON - MIs I JUAK®R READ THE OW! A SHOULD Ib STORE, way FREE Lee's Ken poo Boay tron of this for 10 day Saturday aturduy y J. and J. Red Crows | J. and J. Red Crow Cotton—f und Capacum Piasters, rackages worth fen 50e, all day Batar se. 2 all Jay 22e Saturday Domeatio Rubber pen's Gloves, best made Boap, all day wader, pure rubber, reg 2 $1.00, all day aturday 106¢ © Ie, af ty price § lay only 67e urday The best Safet all day Saturday Ever Ready Safety Razor y Ra regular price $2.00; yn the markets 1.00 THE QUAKER DRUG CO. Get the habit of coming to the Quaker. You get more reliably goods for your money here than elsewhere. “It's the Quake ” ‘ Way 3013-10135 FIRST AVE. USE THE CLEAN-CUT LAWN MOWER ONE DAY AND YOU WILL PASS ALL OTHERS UP. Y an do more with the Clean-Cut and do it with euch ease It has all the qualities that a Mower could possibly possess. Never gets out ter, It costs you p ng t ve it sharpened. The yielding ‘ea knife is self-sharpening gUarantes every one PEE veséceceess eeebes S4.50 D4 1M noc meres rocsecsessecseeeecere $5.00 BE IME crcscccccccccscesevescoocece . ERNST BROS. Both Phones 1158. 506 PIKE STREST Pianos«R Rent Allowed on Purchase Price KOHLER & CHASE, 1305 2d Ave. (Established 1850.) Largest Music House on the Coast te j | Easter Suits and Topcoats $I Saget a ei ewan | Colby and EVERETT © Sinaia “a Union SEATTLE