The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 22, 1905, Page 4

> ater Buatness Department —sun “~BAVTARD STAN A aenvered eo Matored at the Poste S at Meattt Bas tor thin = —— lal SE EEE EE EERE E TRE orri EVERY AFTERNOON BXCHEPT BUNDAY. TELEPHONES t i 39 SEATTLE STAR STAR PY QLISHING Co. 180r and 1s Beventh Avenue 8 Bas Sd TEV Tian eve Sunset, Ned 1a. or twenty-five conte per mont | Independent 1138 por w eek t per copy, six by Mall oF carriers. MAIL SUBSCRIBERS address label of each paper Ba! not again been paid in Bah Oh SEto"cn the address lnbek pires te te tisk The de te W ben that Fae an ccond-clase matter, JFLe, COW BRCOND AVENUB NT AD OF FiCR—RaAGLax & DRL TRE THUS ty been opened new W - leave want crpest ot ae Tas phone oe ee Tasks tuberin tions for The Chicag® Rey 1006 Hartford Building. Tultding. BW, BLACK WOOD, New York Representative, 53 W. Te WARD. HONGBT CIRCULATION, This ts to certify that the DAILY AVERAGE CIRCULATION of the SEATTLE STAR for the YBA CEEDED 16.000 COPINS DAILY, and for the FIRS OF 1905 (January, February and March), 8,000 COPIES wary. Ev. CHASE. General Manager ——$— BONA FIDE R 1904 EX. T QUARTER before me this ard day ff) A. &. TENNANT, | Subsertbed tn my presence and sworn to D. 1906. , in and for State of Washington, residing at Seattle 1 of April, A Notary |ubl RRR R ARR RARER RRR RRR RRR THE STAR'S PLATFORM. The best news firs All the news that's fit to pei nt, All the news without fear er favor Honesty in official and private life. Municipal owne: enterprises. nehisea, A gross earnings tex upen « An up-te-date public sohog! system. Equal rights for all; spe privileges for none, Rigid endercoment of just, and repeal of unjust laws. Pee SEES EER ee SERRE REE RE RE EERE | THE NEW WORLD-POWER Yet an Nation-buflding ts supposed to be a slow process: pre the memory of men living Japan has developed from Peaple into a Only a few decades ago the Japanese were than barbarians, thelr &re causing the powers of Europe not onty It is never to be forgotten that a great w preme tes tational efficiency, Not only does it bring to the touchstone the cour EG Cisciptine and endurance of the army and navy, the intelligence @n@ skill of the officers and the } world power. considered little more Today military prowess and national « amazement but anxtety ts aders' erals and a | pre played ds in her milrals; it also tries severely th dit spirit, determinat a ec rmenenag and played car » S@t-sacrifice of the civil population, and it puts to the proof the f | J won 400 louis at ecarte from De Sight and statesmanship of the nation’s publie men, thelr power to | Segur and lost 300 to Marwhal Du foresee all contingencies and their capacity to make full preparat pont at bezique. He was 7 de 1 4 at his success, and | was for them. ighte just as pleased, for | only allowed T is no longer to be denied that a great world power has arisen | in ty win in jer to obtain a Mit tm the orfent and that this new condition is regarded by the European ie information. By deft question- | Hations as a very serious matter. Even Engiand, which is Japat's | ing ft learned a good J about the} Special ally in the preseht war, ts far from being at case over future Posstbtlities, The London Statist, which ts sald to be the organ of the great financial interests of Engta “It is impossible for the most skeptical to @hat we are face to face with a world power which is di ine great influence, not only in the east. but also in the weet—that, im fact, the ascendency of Europe ts at an end nqw that there are two mon-European great powers.” The idea which has long been uppermost of Bingo statesman of Europe is the dividing out of the great Chinese empire. Up to tht present time the chief difficulty In the way has Been the jealousy of the various nations, each, desiring to secure the Mon’s share and each fearing to be overreached by seme of the oth- ers. Russia had seized upon the vast northern province of Manchurta. Prance has appropriated Cochin-China tm the south. Emgiand has ot possession of Hongkeng at the mouth of the Canton river and holds a 99-year lease on an extensive region in the interior, Ger- ™any has a Iike lease of the province of Shantung, factng on the Tetlow sea. The partition of China was well begun and the nations concerned Were only waiting for some fitting opportunity to complete the work Without quarreling among themselves, when they are confronted with ‘the sudden rise to great power of Japan, which has driven Russia Rearly out of Manchuria and will soon fally accomplish the work. Why Should not Japan's next step be the driving of the Germans @ut of Shantung? If this can be done, it would be fm order to arouse the whole of (China and India and drive al! Europeans out of Asia. Under such leadership and following as the Japanese have exhi- Bited in the war with the Russians it could easily be done, Is it any wonder that Burope is worried? And can America be serene? If Japan can do all this she can also drive the Americans from the Phillippines, thus completing a chain of istands clear from the top to the bottom of the east coast of Asta and walling in that cor significan mayen to refuse ze recogt ed to exer- in the minds the | finent from the ocean. ‘The possibilities of this new world power are portentic | The Big School Band js kro You know of our past work. Well, we are not resting ‘on our oars. Wilson’s Modern Business College Collins Bidg. Jam Phones, Main 416; and Second A 416. Hardy Clothes for Hardy Youngsters Just received, a splendid line of boys in price from $3.00 to $8.00 and we sell MENTS. KNEE them ON SUITS. EASY ranging PAY- Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. 422-424 PIKE STREET, COR. FIFTH “SEATTLE’S RELIABLE CREDIT HOU A Large Number « Damaged Machines at =—<_-a Bargain 8. D. VORIS Ploneer Dealer tn Sewing Machines and Sewing Machine Supplies 1006 2nd Ave. Phones MAIN 705 IND. 5% | system was over, Napoleon, on departing. invited me to sup with him, and then, without excuse, promptly ate his words, so De Segur and | dined | tote-a-tete. Nine Nations Won't You Try It-- Now Use Liquozone, -F ree? j | Millions of people, of nine differ. | eff aro exhilarating, vita ent nations, are constant users of | purifying. Yet it in a germ ‘ -al ae Liquozons. Some are using it to) certain that we publish on * of ime < we; some to keep well. Some | bottle an offer of $1,000 for a dig] ' Edavonons or to cure germ diseases; some as 4 | ease germ that it cannot kill, The ag ’ « what ne BY AMERCOS HITT s tonic, No medicine @as ever so wide- | reason is that germ are vegetables 50c B , Copyright by the R. F. Fenno Compa ny ly emplo: 9 y are every and Liquosone—like one at ony < ottle Free where; your’nelghbor and friends | gen—te deadly to vem matter. I¢@ou « Liguosoné, aad tis o : | are among them, And half the peo There lics the great , f er trie a6 06nd. we rd ple you meet-—wherever you af@-|IAquosone, St ie the only way oon ron teall ee know © one whom Liquozone | known to kill the germs tg the ye ler . Reist fore wd c without killing the tissues, too. Any botle yt dann (Continued from Yesterday.) Mon Diow! mon Dieu!” the toars {thing that I may tell you, at any | Mee ee ied eth, peand auk qouy| dive that kills germs ie ® potecn | cist cures vk Tate orue- 5 ‘e were streaming down her cheeks, | time, no matter how strange MY F® | oF thege users what Liquozone does. | and it cannot be taken internally. free git fe t nvince ‘your HON CHAPTER IX=Continued sat, t00k her gently in my arms and |quest may geom, Will you promise | Hye" yiindly take medicine for |Hvery physician knows that medi- w you what Liquozoue lepanq amma a ised away her tears, when | this, dear what medicine cannot do. Drugs| cige is almost helpless in any gorm ia atonone i ons sho wa ore compo: od | She @ave me a look of tender con ME pe 7 : bin Justice to your. Saree ee a dence whine tocehed. mae to, the | DOT Ml germs. Vor. your own | Gilson iui toler tg | aot “You truly love me, little one?’? | heart. “Gladly, monsieur What | fot ue buy you & fall sive bottle to Germ Diseases no obligation we “ “You ask that? she muttered, | You tell me to do, I shall do; te that | gy Shoe ypehapettagiemnaatageai rm J BOUT 4 in the) and gave me a glance thatfired my | ight? capes, All that meéicine can do for n and $1 wich asset a | tleod wh) ey ee ee 4 Quite right, baby; but go now We Paid $100,000 | these troubies # te heip Nature = Conese the Om | calf ear, for I must think, Rest satis i » | ocbvet he atten ank tom ¥ peror's public re “Well ur,, Wontd you be con-| fed, my sweetheart; trust all to)» For the American agg Wy aie ae ae hme Liquowne at CUT OUT ou T THIS COUPON tab iy ception,and there | tent with me for a husband? tbh everything will be well Aquonone. We aid this a ie seat | ae re oneuriene LAereere a te 7 ate ta a8 met many distin “Ah, but that ts {mpossible, im-|) She looked shyly up at me,|'98 the product for says vet Aad when the germs which cause a aaein. Fill aks and seuurt guished generals | possible! ‘Garvl,” she Whispered, “will you | “rough physicians and panatate, | AGO Soe Oe Sevt.’ tae Ginenie “at 4 °. -Laquoeeme very Rapp, Berthier, |" “Nevertheless, would you be bon- | tel! one thing? Why did you | Sfter his ad ——e A | ek aad, and toveven, That & hs ndash Avenue, = Lannes, Dupovt, | tent, little one, were it possible vring me to France? You k Sag peg erm dis. | ovitable, Klein and others! she hid her face in my shoulder. | that this marriage was arran for Ha ish oe B Also men of ove I love you, monsieur,' whis-|me—if you loved me, why did you | 7 i a fay ick “ried Uigaoe | greater, moment ) pered Pog pan Liquozone has, for more than 2 wil supply ane ¥ years, been the constant subject of a 60 r will take te { A ful s cher E But I forced her to look at me The question staggered me. “I| sentific and chemical research, It aah ul sphere “You say so, baby; then will you | did not know how much I loved you P Pog pear gece menage ' a Falta || St9eet + <8 peeseretons They one and all| igh something for my sake?” | until it wan too tate. But would | ,D0t made by compounding Acuge | tiene nas” Manglinart tne Pees. cee vocves greeted me wth the greatest cour “Anything,” she answered brave-|you"--I stammered—"would YOU | rived solely from gas—largely oxy-| © ‘ ‘4 tesy and friendliness. Napoleon | jy | tave gone with me—married me be ‘ by 0 process roquiting tm | 3 . was, if possible, a little too extray “Will you leave Franee with me, | fore? sen ga0- foo — ws agant in his attentions, He kept | baby? | Ghe looked me gravely, honest! aon ° app A . oo ‘an wes me constantly at bis side and often “Ah, yes! now, at.onge, Caryl, |in the eyes, and in that sweet re | what oxygen does, it fo & nerve net leaned upon my arm. anything, only let me be always | gard the child faded toto the wom- | food and blood food—the most help- | ¥ Any physician or. at the I saw Clarisse several times at @/ with yo Let us start now jan ful thing in the world to you. Ita plied for a sitle ¢ distance, but beyonu the exchange] Not yet, baby, but promiso am You she answered simply anes | of glancea was unable to hold any | something S waa om that firet day.” wer communication with her : ap-| “Yes, monsieur.” | apart ats peared to be anxious and unbappy.| “It is to do everything and any | (To be Gontineed.) ay, poor child, but looked very beauth | and excited a great deal of at ation; more #o than Josephine por fancied altogether, I thought Altogether the levee was a dreary function and | was pleased when ft ‘The the cit West sooth of ow In the earty in the beautiful gardens of St | Cloud, Later we were summoned by of smuggling then carrted on by means of the little cutters sloops and fishing smacks that plied unceasingly between England and France. [t appeared that a fleet of these smuggler antly ran the blockade and passed from (he southerm ports of England to Boulogne or Brest al most without question, carrying from England coffee, sugar nd apices; from France brandy and wines. This mews gave me a little hope for the future, but I was not foo! enough to deceive myself and hope too much. With the passing of every howr my task appeared more difficult. Here was | landed in the heart of a hostile country, a self constituted spy, engaged in merci- lessly tricking the greatest man on earth, more involved in peril, every mo ment more in danger of detection; and moreover, | was unable to con eval from myself the horrid fact that detection would mean nothing but a most shameful and diss: ful death. In two days my sweet heart was engaged [to espouse « powerful prinee. | had fallen into & grave mood. This, with ag ef- fort, | presently shook off, and sur- Prised my companions with a dis play of excessive good humor. I amused the empress by reciting a more or less imaginary account of our adventures since leaving Eng I recounted a score. of anec dotes concerning celebrated Eng Mahmen, holding them up in each case to the derision of the com pansy. The empress laughed 4 ap- plauded; Napoleon himself entering silently Mstened, smiling grimly to himeelf, and once when | had parti cularly Mbeled Pitt over an Imagin ary horse dealing transaction, in which I made England's prime nia ister figure as & shrewd man of bustin completely lacking in all notions of henor, commercial or otherwine, he gave a long hiss of | contempt “S-2-0-8," he muttered a were rich enowgh there were no need to conquer England “Sire?T” stammered Rapp. “I should buy it, snered the em- ror. There is not a man in Eng- land can resist a bargain I felt that I could chee ally have }run my sword through his heart but for all that I laughed loud than the rest You are right, sire!” I cried “And if they have not already of red their country for ale interrupted Napoleon, because they know I will not buy what I can take,” and he strode off amidst a perfect storm of applause. Soon afterwards the empress re tir and 1 also; b not for an other hour did Claris it m How gay you were!” she mur mured reproachfully,“and my heart was like lead.” “My dear I answered | eray the « time that one ean afford to appear miserable is when the mind is entirely at ease I have been troubled refore I Was gay.” “Ah! you are laughing at me, Caryl.” “On the contrary dear never more serious,” The girl wrung her } erted, mon Dieu!” she wh will become of you? And me! fate is horrible to married t ‘ man I have nev en, But y Oh, heaven, Caryl! soon you will be detected, soon; and they will kill} you, and it will be all through me becoming every moment |* In the days of What forever missed the mark? However, the Wi main ant ping bill docen't interest Hage. A WHOLE ORCHARD. John Berry was over (rom Pegph Hill Sunday to visit with the Sp-| plegates and = Plummers —Walaut, Mo., Tribune . A WORD FROM JOSH WISE, js STAR DUST s evening we walked | Noah's ark hangin, said it Bietben’s Blatter) on de wall an’ he done were too high \S¢ The QUAKER DRUG ©, 1013-5055 FIRST AVE two J per month. day “ey cows and Terms $25 down. Hiliman, offices tn Times block, chickens, only $750. the owner, C. D. FOR COMFORT, FOR CONVENIENCE, FOR ECONOMY une o a came ts Gas Range and saves nine Gas Water Heater A RicH TACKS DODGER this ts wanee be G 100 Skirts, original selling price ee eecdce fuel le known and apy $8.00 to $10.00; Factory sale ~—Ruyter’s ramp never signe ed by those who have used it price his name to his poems He must It le the safest, cleanest and Shirt Waists and Shirt be awfully modest cheapest fuel for the kitchen, Suits at %-price. siti Dix—-Not so much modesty as 0 kitchen {is complete » HOW HE UNDERSTOOD IT. prudence. without a GAS RANGE. Dr. Quint—Did the colored doctor ooo Ry Janae 1KED TO TALK Ephraim—No , sab, he nebbah bnee—There are more worts in done aay treat once while be wore | ‘he Chinese language than in any | comin’ heah other language Butlding, Fo erth and Union. r a Smith—Don't let my wife hear "yaa Sunset, Ex. 27; Ind., Bx. 75. You, or she'll be taking lessons | A Chicago paper declares the} (a inese. as whine: strike has become a contest to see ether the strikers or the people) | oe aeg on the streeta, Where do the PB gw gS bas ee tramping | , J inf is lawn wntil he's worn a am sre car companion came regular path.” said Smithers Se The Fair > he GAVE HERSELF AWAY. ‘Dh, | suppose the batcher’s tw aueT ANOVE T s JUST ABOVE Dawe for that.” said Mra Smith PIKE. PIKE Said he, me just a kies, Grant "Tia for As she She exelaimed in surprise, “Why, t two “lm going out west in a couple of weeks,” anid the legisiator, I'm thinking of taking t 3 —_ Do you know anything deadliest? COTTON. ” .| General—The one that hits, | mopet Cotton, \-inch, 50 feet om passable,” replied his col Me onced) Royal Cotton, %4-ineh, 5 feet Whereupon the first legislator nara, Wheeler. who wrote ~rye| RELIABLE TRANSFER CO. is gactiaageelicn aye «ets wrote to the president of the road maxims OF & Bachelor,” fa to be} Be feat "i married. Post will probably cease Fi Storage | Tiger Brand, i4-inch, 60 fest jeg him:te obi to write, but continue to reflect, Boggage, Fursiture, age | Nile Brand, %4- ins h, 60 feet. OH, FUDGE. a . iia alata " Office and storage room, 1215 First BREAKING THE NEWS GENTLY. | evenue, Postotfice building. If $65.00 Majestic Range, ¢ lids Hampton (breaking the news of|@e en en net tnSependent 1h ven 18x20, set up and cone Jones’ death to his widow)—I'm | > ———_—____. | __ nected ... san $42.00 sorry, ma'am, but your husband amon $65.00 Star Estate, 6 lids, with n't going to live jong. Feservoir-...... s+. 00 Mrs. Jones—“How do you know?" | STREET SQ wase Hampton — Because ‘he's dead WON TRUST j ns now $45.00 Bridge Beach Range : son PHOTO SUPPLY Co. | =, : he your father threatened to School of Photography land, 18-inch - oven $2.50 Shee tor sale at disinhertt you? hos 3 os $30.00 “Worse than that. He threatened free te fours ——— |} $50.00 Eureka Economy Range to le © ht ee Speeia jm Teeth Free | ais acest’ Western, tee | | V@ Meals Scum REASSURING tracting. Ing and examin oven cesses: $30.00 Miss Antique—is this Dr. Kill- a 16 this ok. 09 Born Range $27.50 — —_——— more? rmepee 00 Gem Moniter, 18-inch Dr. Killmore Yes, madam, pale ; oven ia $30.00 ChicagoLoan you're safe. I'm not Dr. Osler, ert eae $120.00 Restaurant Range, dow o-_—— Toon tb be Reka? Ae wert ble oven $65.00 HARRY SILVER, Prep NOTICE | Prices, guaranteed for ten ye i You will surely find @ range 117 Yenier Way. Please notify Polk's Directory Co,| {he Browns Palnless ‘Tenth © suit you, as we have several f) @ gentee! piace to borrow money o if you have changed your reaidenee| Firat avenue | eye omane ranges, including most J) @iamonds and all kinds of jewelry Jor buy The directory is now po ores mpg gg geld Strictly confidential __ “Say pardner, do you know wot's | {n press eee] TEETH paarks fe take your old §! — — the greatest iced drink I ever eame | — —- — uTHOUT PLATES stove im exchange ncroms? ENTAL cep DABNEY & WOODHOUSE | § SOSTON D Why, o feesen river Complete house furnishers w Bronson was ORF free mif? Mra om “Littio mix, wn. oae—only one that I sue.” lifted her eyes at his he other mea always want The “aod oe a which and sole agents for the Charter ANTED TO KNOW Oak Ranges, tho best and most lel yee f bad about Smith. | HUTCHINSON CO. Extracting and Examination FRE fuol saving range on the market ee oem e blown up last week | | SILVER FILLINGS I mber the name and to 12. Both phones. k—Wife or gasoline? Clothiers, Second OLD FILLINGS 1420 SECOND AVENUR ru LD CROW 418 PIKE STREET. li, the bandit, has been hon-| - EB WORK Phone Jobp $51. © this time, not the ndier dacs New YorkLiquor Co) ..."3.'29 sis 8, | es é ~ |For B st if wa ela up-t Jat s adios nd Gents’ YING THE DOCTOR. Wines and Liquors’ BROWN'S PAINLESS DENTISTS | Gold, rma as and bl cart gene, rown—What yo got’ dat i a nets dn ba Tok we 2317 FIRST AVE. NORTH, i . renyere siaiaael Sr a tenes from | een eere ay Ava. eaATtue: RE — | block, one door south of MacDougall | varies: Second foor \iawaed sullding 3mith—Well, yo’ see, parson FREE DELIVERY. te suthw k's | Houghton & Hunt j Penn Mutual Life ion ten ‘ . " 8:30 a. m. to 6:00 p. x unter were heah an’ it wer Phones Main 2872; Ind. 1928, Sunday, 8:30 a. tn. to 12:30 em 704 First Rreuue “T've noticed he always maken @ short cat to the “Thunderation’ iefied with making all his short cuts been arguing the effectiveness the different kinds of bullets. Now, All our Garden Hose is and sold under a guarantee, RUBBER. — Terrier Rubber % idewalk.” j ant he be ant Great Monstrous Lace Curtain Sale Just received a shipment of Lace Curtaina, Mill Ends, which are actually worth $1.60, $2.00, and some as high as $3.00 a pair. Your choice tomorrow Remember, you can do better at The Fair. shop?" | | nettes %-Inch, 50 feet. | Teer Brand, ee WO feet NEARLY ALWAYS. Colonel General, we've just of beliet do you comsider the | wat Dox. x- inch, 50 feet. . IN RANGES | PARLORS