The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 22, 1905, Page 3

Cash Halr Mattr Genuine | ght, 40-pound, All Hair Mattress, made of ge quality gray, steam curled and cleaned horse hair, covering to be selected from a large line of fancy art ticking or the old fashioned “A C A” blue str Friday special $12.50 “Dent Weery, Wateh Use Grow” The Now 8 Friday Specials are to Introduce the New | | | Bis “ © by its methods, assortments and prices | These v als are to get you to pass judgment oy Rvery ¢ the new store is filled with interesting values te to Ret acqitainged T Fleer F Iday Specials gL tS Couch Cov 0 Inches by yards long, each We piss Blankets, white or gray, 11-4, per pair $1.00 geno * » « sius, white or Arabian tint, per pair | $1.00 4 Rods, 30 to 3 Inches, ench Se summer dra ¥, per yard 10¢ 60 inches wide, all colors, per yard Credit Store ess $12.50 “Goad Cynthia Grey. that nine women out of see the point to a good) without having it explained. j _—- + (fe dargains under Pike Street Guide on page 7 Unl- - Knox lectures tonight, ebur oe ae ns under Pike ide on page 7 dar Street ‘ow for fancy full Cream California Cheese 45 CENTS Por 2 Ibs. Fancy Fresh Oregon (Creamery Butter. 50 CENTS Wor 2 ibs, full weight, Best Weshington Creamery Butter 25 « ‘For Best Fresh Creamery Butter. Tome S POUND Bulk lowa “TEA & COFFEE CO. IMPROVED TALKING MA- CHINE A GREAT ENTER- TAINER. tecent {mprovements made in Victor Taiking Machine and the Tecord have removed the last @ Most prominent people nowa- & talking machine is a con- feature. ts taid that one company paid Melba $25,000 for singing Songe—and to hear that won- Yolee via the Victor is the Thing to hearing the great} donna herself. A good many are finding their way amps and summer homes these | are very moderate. In- ly, & concert is given each &t the D. §. Johnston Co.'s Burke buliding, Second av- Where the instruments are for | S. JOHNSTON CO. 8 Leading Piano House. 3 SECOND AVE. Burke Building. HEN A WOMAN SEES A JOKE |, and in the music rooms of | REE COR. SECOND AVE \@ UNION STREET Whether this be true or not, it Is certainly true that when @ man finds this tenth woman, be lingers by her side Put a me in the company of | women ani t him telia bright, sharp story. The woman that sees {the point first and laughs the quick est is the woman toward whom the man unconsciously directs the re mainder of his conversation. Let a man be chatting to a num | der of girls. He gives a quaint lit tle allusion that when fitly applied has a funny side to it. The woman who looks up quickly with the spirit of recognition is the woman he re members. The woman with ha is belle of the present day She is the fashion, Men say she is a novelty. If sa, that is one reason the sense of " why she is the belle. To be like every other woman in a crowd means social obliteration To see the funny side of things has more than a social value. The woman who sees the funny side of every day trials saves herself many wrinkles and saves her family much suffering The woman with a sense of hu- mor seldom worries herself or her |"* much again jrowing up to the enormous figure|. There are also several other in . friends. She ie like a breath of| The actual cost of the war to Ja-| of $690,000,000. J@ustriat monopolies of lesser im-|band. Brown said two cules have fresh air, she refreshes everyone she | >*9 cannot be estimbated with a As against this debt the Russian portance, and it is contemplated | bee? discovered. The rator at curacy, even by the Japanese gov- | minister claime, there fg} Mext to take over tea business Mentor states that a switch was or meets. She ts cheery and a bit of here ta for th te tend § the light her cheerimess remains in the hearts /¢™mment. Her navy is practically in-|!n reserve, and offers to exhibit, the| &§ & government apely, Oiber |r Se Eee oe eet of those who have been near her. |t@¢t. but millions of ammunition|official board of the Russian goy-\articles taxed are tobacco, sugar, "S* Durning a iw mineies Seee a ve been expended. The army injernment, namely, the reserve gold | Bineral oils, matches and about al the tra arrived A rwards the The woman who sees the point of gold ye found o'r sid & joke is seldom bilious and al-| Manchuria is also a continuing as-|supply, made up of bullion ana} Oh a dental necessities of dally se b wes rome et erg ae | at ab nd fair to look |"t, bue the cost of its maintenance |coinage, and amounting, as Vite special custome Port: — always plump and fair to look | 114 transportation has been enor-|claims, to $355,000,000, ‘This otter Melba stamp duties, transfer duties.) Jew yorK June Diserict | ieres - a r ' RK, June 22. Met ric She seldom has the blues, be- | ™OU* jto show so much gold is character- | Pessport and rail taxes, ete; in = Po ae Pe oO NGLE AND DOUBLI ne ee ee he midet ot] Disrerarding indirect injury |ized by bankers in 1 Berlin | addition to which there are taxes on | Attorney Jerome bas entered an In-4 FOR SINGLE AND BI “s | wrought by the w e commerce, |and P: } ‘ te. oF wean vestigation of the equitable trouble Chenille Rope, « ch them and spoils the effect. roug yt ar, th mmer Paris as “opera b They} lands and forests, on all redemption " Soe ee rete husband doesn't |824 to the domestic industry of|look to the reserves of the pation, payments, on liberated serfu (head | T@lay he wired Supt. Hendricks Heavy Rope, each 4 7 Japan, the main items of monetary |and decline to lend mor |tax,) and on “crown peanuts asking him to forward at once of Heavy Rope, each ... ar down town in the morning a 5 ‘ lee his report. Jerome face longer than the one he takes |@xpenditure may be summed up as) And now comes the startling bat| The liberated serfs and crown al cop nls report. | Jerom Seiaby Meee’ each . home af sight, and it is his own| oming within the figures of the natural sequel—that Russia in al-| peanuts are squeezed for about bh make no statement of his in-| Heavy Rope, each . . 0. fault if be is a dyspeptic | foreign and domestic loans; a: ready planning tc ndon the gold | $45,000,000 a year tentions. | Leather Rope Portleres, each Her children leap about in thelr | messuring the maxtmum demand to|standard! Such is the report In the| Where will Russia get the money | ing Neg a, Thathae See Bertiort. ouch i play, with rosy cheeks and laugh be made on Russia on these, it is most conservative financial leu, |to pay a war indemnity of $260,00 on i Leather Rope Portieres, each 0. {ing itps safe to say that the Japanese in-/|It is the natural resort of an unsecrn- 000 and upward? The poor are Bl tenth R ve Portieres, each | 'Bhe this woman who sees the|‘mnlty demand will not be more |pulous bankrupt. Being a creditor |ground to the limit now. It is small ARNOLD'S SHOWS eaniate ‘Walesa sic $2.00 $ 50 {runny side of things, is « slave to | than $620,000,000. to all the world, the nation proposes | Wonder the nation’s financiers are Tonight and All This Week Chenille Valances, each. . 2. | wounded spirits. ‘and @& moral It is generally believed by well|to go to a cheaper monetary | worrled, ou PAR. | - Portiere | y . *|pomted diplomats, and financiers| The total public debt of Rum Se Vineet Yolored Mere ; physical and mental tonic who are interested tp the Russian |on Jani 1908 this does not ra WARSAW. J _— » SE = (alee Cooale hs en ne $4.50" $10.00 Sreeesergrrn * a odiiens weak. i s pense | conde Sue [ate War UOvvOWING®) WEB 127 vulse Markelly was wouNlded t Sensational Hoffmans Traviota Figured Mercerised Portieres, per pair n: 260 KILLED IN RACE RIOT. #| demand by Japan of about $500,000 Hday by the explosion of a bomb| JUmPing Deenee wt exhibition $4.00 $8. 00 Nn: ST. PETERSBURG, June 22. #| 000, which might later be scaled j wn at him by a terrorist. The] pond Concert, 2:00 and $:00 p. m. Oriental Tape stry Portiores, per pair .. #& —Reporte from the Eriwan dis * | down to the amount of the foreign bapend ant, unknown, escaped. | Circus formance 20 and 8:30. co, saris f - $5.00 © $12.50 # trict state that a race war be- &/loan, namely, 1,000,000. A tween the Tartare and Armen- ] 0 But this $4,000,000,000 indebted." Your prmeer Pleas * ians has broken out afresh. ® . au hy ot Rusts to pay 4|ness of Russia does not tell the WHY DO WE ASK FOR IT? We deserve it on account of the & There were 266 casualties in ®)/ huge indemnity ts seriously ques-|story. In addition to this there is| Ment work we and the low prices charged * the rioting yesterday The #| tioned. That nation is now fairl¥|the whole railroad debt, the govern- | WP ARE NOT IN THE LOCAL LAUNDRY COMBINE. If we #% troops are powerless to pre- &| staggering under the recent addl-| ment having taken over the railway the quality of our work would be the same, but our prices a, & verve order. % | tions to Its load of debt. The czar’s| system and guaranteed the interest | WOUd be higher. Trusts or combines are bad things for your pocket- . . e ere 00 Are we right? 4 RRR bd baba ‘i may aie by ner At Jon the bonds; and, added to this,| OUR OFFICES —Main office, Firat and Bell atreets; Down- mae nenreere in today almost impossible for | other industrial enterprises in| tgwn Office, Third, near Pi p _ a Russia to — any pr seapectee ee which the government has engaged, | PRICES AT OUR Shirts, 10; collars, 20; cufts 4c. Reclining and folding; adjustable A Ch pene peas? — oa . he a and become guarantor, so that dur Ip ry Phone for special prices on Rough-Dry, Both Phones » Ea- dash; porcelain handles; rubber other ance . the ry Delano BB et ype mt ing the one year of 1900 no less than greg tahed 1690. tires; sateen parasol; full reg. | of the nation has fallen oft more |$1:007000.000 worth of | securities Queen City Laundry cushion. Price ...++ $13.50 3 ne ‘i ere issued, on which the govern s For Mary Rogers |x» t25'w,t00 san, and tne raiet| emt nppeated an guaranty for the : little more than halt of the sum au Disregaréing the participation of J 1 $1 Cash and $1 | BRATTLEBORO, Vt, June 22.—|thorised in the latest loans were real- line government in the industrial feet % b-ply Cotton Hose; reg. $5.00, special | Judge Wheeler will tonight grant | teed ln athe _——- peed | activities of the nation, the official | leet % G-ply Rubber Hose, reg. $6.00, special per week buys eal of Mrs, Mary Rogers, 2 onze | figures of the nominal indebtedness WINDOW SCRE c. r® | an issue in Germany of 260 million . meg an o-Cart will cg Poy oaree court, |rables or $125,000,000, of which only at eee inan, Weuae tah Calta = peed |Governor Bell will grant @ further | 949,900,000 was subscribed | Russia’s vast domain. The per cap ee 2 | reprieve. ST.v 1TUS DANCE yields quite readily to the soothing and strengthening influence of Dr Miles’ Nervine, because it Is a pure- ly nervous affection, Even the | chronte form, while often stubborn, is eventually cured by its persistent use. Sold by druggista on a guar- antee that first bottle will benefit, or money refunded, See bargains under Pike |Shopping Guide on page 7. Street Dr. F. M. Conn, Alaska Bidg. SEATT PAY JAPAN'S | ¥atively stated at $5,000,000,000. DAY JUNE a2, 11908. LI | SEATTLE TO BE | Eee et the —— , T “ M ‘ SHOULD G0 TO The ne i agazine Everything Depends on How t hubert, Davi Your Teeth Are Treated—In- Cre J h b ferior Work te Dear at Any lance against the the FOR JULY I} Price . bie letory for Mra, Fiske, the Alveolar Dentistry, Originated by ' wh b mained the Bpeton Dentists, the Best in Every Respect res Te ‘ term of t) tu it that Alveolar Dentistry, as JOHN CORT M ' liten nor by Poul Arm rh t ix probably the : riginated and practiced exclus- AKES IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS—CONSUM Rs Soe a6: “tie Stale ah x lable movement yet Vv vidly the im- na" Bitten Dentin MATES BIGGEST DEAL EVER MADE IN WEST—SEATTLE asurveh,” aoviranaingie New | eaniied the trust, for the sag pr Ay stink ke The eriticn there unite in thule brothers are lessees of some , aucce of dental > 8 . i hat c jot o ’ a tern tle 1 RSS ER TO BE MEMBER OF EMPIRE BURLESQUE CIR 7 jas 2 it oF A 1 » larg was 1 mediate disas- ati sna of this distinctive CUIT—BIG EASTERN HITS FOR GRAND eves read, Miex Mubert oe | thonm 90 th thay thr yee se method thty, partons cote rowided by the streneut cast that| (ane tine tbat bas held them back smmible by means of old-time st a t Bem inter im the ’ te > mn the 1 cla “| ers 0 Ow n Everything pert he coming season wil » nj kind, “Huftnde, Mitwesieem, gt Pew, | A the first claes attracts Me 4 that More, Fiske has welfare of your teet new ern the theatrical busin . Mi beeriene f Resten (three thea | com t ttle tht " Cort healt r to be lee “—* Pe 6s coe, bea. Se eencee Rens ra ne hg coco recites t har anvion, Under @ Crime off oir. sc ncwat . al mens = “we ' ay " t- | Mat of bookings is the atrongeft ¢ ter int pen to independent 99 ||| without plates work and sat consummate nd, & ke, | played he all that’ these p twcis ‘ York, Boston, | 2 dec Ken teeth ra . ta} thie yeas Louis, But itimore, Roches dentists have the mont ; saclentt py wien BUSSELL Ee . © | pany "i Northweatern Thea ton | t « of the Kast te i 4 r methods are uw now ts Mr.| ie now on ite w nd will t i ry ‘ | gutem ef sentieity, " | definitely ounced, with the dates An t b has i os are patronized by play the ctreult, enc P mr with the , we to] Grand ¢ v1 : : Si theo dare | cried a Fae ike acd we ces eet trust ig ae re anona in all citie t “e" m~ pes The | done other weanon ia uncertain ork. They make nu Beauty at Calve and| As far a tle ts neerned, 0 charge for examination or ade uninterruptedly tii the | t n curl Cert: anéd ie o was ae aes ster her forthcoming en If you are unable to call, write = R | ner Krontarg. wit manane| pat aga afer tr oiconsne 6 | OUSS YOU “iyo ae nab cl. wr jowing are the cities repre. | tr r th xt 13 years |aon of cekn in cities East S ‘eheahee, tenlods. deme. Othe ble and the doctors will advise “yeaa tm clreuit: Pittsburg Flor Rob the emotional lon hicago, Cort unced that hely pier Ware will . dety the tenet vos _ y wines Sarees }4 bh pouteville ndiana polls aah actrenn, # ' t , s 7 . ( on 0} Adress Bosto Loulavilie, indianapolis, Washing- | actress. #o popular In Seattle, will /has opened an Kaatern office for the /and open his theater to. her, ‘The On All News Stands | pentists, 1430 Second Avenuay in Chlsene te niles . a. Te on he An er a pore 2 tw gement | North tern Theatrical association | seatth theater a trust | oPponit Bon Marche, Seattle. hree theaters) of Mr. Cort, Bhe will open at Sait | ty meterdam theater bullé s ‘i steeareeseneenoandan ceases : troit, Cinetnnat!, Bt, Louis, Kansas | Lake October %, in & new pro- lin Ne rors it Bre ome ny ry 4 bey ody pagan nga tt HEHE HKHR REARS City, Grand Rapids, Montreal, Cleve- | duction, “Ann La Mont,” a problem} A, W ee ene ane ee eeenak breseet | % CONT, MAKES HAIRLESS # - —— ’ 7 eit had the pe Bod the trust eee \* FRIENDS JEALOUS * = ci » theatergoers ereto~ | y atmaster Stewart Is a very ® ) pendent attractions Rave} + senious man there days. * | Nore om ye After!) "So is F. W. Strang, “ye print * | Hepte here will be no inde-|4 snow man” - | pendent theater in Seattle * The subject of their Jealousy * "i * ind rt, the object of thelr ® ion * rage ie a brand new “made in */H regular 6c cake of pure white 1 New York” toupee, which the ® * Grand opera house manager * Laundry Soap, large bars, * brought back from Gotham this * ® week with whi to taunt his ® © Teles saben iroeats | Friday Special * u can't tell it from the ® . *% real thing!” says John. * 5 Cc. k fo -_ SHRKAKKEEES teen a es r POOR OLD RUSSIA IS BILLIONS AND BILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN sto the nominal debt—that ts includ | THE HOLE, WIT 3 ) jim@ the guaran railroad and | ITH HER PEOPLE GROUND DOWN UNDER THE |apher socuritien which Russia has | ll BUT THEY WILL BE SQUEEZED SOME MORE TO | *Hilereed—that nation bas a debt Which may be roundly and conser | INDEMNITY—FIGURES SHOW THE WRETCH. } Git pe tion to its reve nd ED FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE GREAT EMPIRE WHICH | résinirces Russia is tab weeat heerity HAS JUST BEEN SO BADLY LICKED. to the present war expenditures | Russia bad built up her burden of jdebt by the Crimean war, the as BY GILSON GARDNER Russias sought a loan in (he German /®mption of the Polish national "| Staff Correspondence to the Star, | market. An issue of 250,000,000 |4ebt, the Russo-Turkish war, the rubles was authorized; and, as|tfberations of the serfs and the era WASHINGTON, D. C., June 2% The amount of the war indemity The average close to 6 per | | istated above, only part of the loan|@f raliway hutlding was subscribed aie of interest is | which Japan will demand of Rue But simultaneously with the Ger- cent. sia, as one of the conditions of |™an loan the Russians ineued at —_—- | ©, it is reliably stated, will be|home another bateh of treasury #e-| How can Russia pay? How meet |not less than the sum total of the |CUrities, bearing interest at five per|this enormous and growing moun |money borrowed by Japan from | et, to the sum of $125,000,000. tain of obligation? foreign countries. ‘This mm total is| Meantime the credit currency of! The anaw i# one continuous $260 000 600 jthe nation has been further story of tax. Firat there ts the in The indemnity may be larger /Panded by tho Bank of Ruseja, }@irect tax of the tariff system, simi than the above sum, but it will not} Which has. during the year subse-|lar to that of the United States be leas. In adition to the foreotgn | quent to March, 1904, swelled its te-|them there ts the tax on all spirits loan, Japan raised for the late war, |#ue of ctroulating from §210,-|@complished by a national monop without going outside of the island | 00,000 to $485,000,000, an increase | Oly of this © business. The crear kingdom, $260,000,000. So the extra |! 12 months of $175,000,000. Before | ts the one great saloonkeeper. Not money raised by Japan to prosecute |ad since then the bank has ianued ts ia sold in the empire the war amounts to $620,000,000.|other notes, bringing th except by the government, and then Back of this was an invested aceu- | ditional war issue up to § tt iA diapensed at a good profit. The jmulation Invested by ships, arms| It will be thus seen that this | Cir makes about $250,000,000 a yoa 4 munitions of war, amounting to | brings the total of Russia's war b jon his saloon business. J fmdebted nation in the world. Addec | \ Sarsaparilla. Your doctor will tell you why he prescribes it for thin blood, weak nerves, He will ex- plain why it gives strength, | courage, endurance. Sold for | over sixty years. St: | lo STORE 1325 2nd Av. Arcade Bik. ¢ LAND—A. D. 2005 That, my son,} an instrument the human} out of sem- | > PABI Old Man Potato is & Potato-masher of torture devised by giants to crush us blance, but, thanks to our prolific spirit, we have refused to non | re cayenne. | GL-HolmesfurnitureCo- | Miekt-deverser ‘Sensor hia ad UOI-1103-1105 SECOND AVE. will inwwe a rep for Hoch some t today, and gt i , od man time to get his CHICAGO, June 22.—President Brown Lake Shoer announced today that the arrest of persons | being in the plot which resulted in wrecking the Flyer at Mento is near at ita debt of the United States is lesw than $11, but $5. With the Industrial burden added The history in brief of Russia's war borrowings is as follows Almost immediately after the war commenced a loan was negotiated and of Japan (1902) it was ERNST | | 1168. Both Phones, sury notes to the amount of $ When not entirely relieved, | worth from $2.00 to $3.00 000,000, These treasury not are | fake another in 30 minutes, That's | similar to our interest bearing | about the limit to which you endure ACRIFICE SALE bonds pain. 26 doses, 2c, Never sold in After the fall of Port Arthur bulk, in Paris of $00,000,000 frances or | QUICK RESULTS $160,000,000. These were five per | It is seldom necessary to take al - — — -| cent short term bonds, and were | second dose of Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain |{ BALL FRINGE—Cotton, in white and colors; suitable for madras or practically all subscribed. At the | Pills One pill will, tn most canen, | | cotton drapery trimming. Reg. per yard 6e, cut to pr 2e same time the Russian government |relleve all distress caused by head- | GREAT EXCITEMENT AT THE FAIR SILK TASSHLS—All colors, for drapery trimming; reg. 10 each, {sued at home four per cent trea-|ache, backache, neuralgia, nervous- : new car-sicknesa, stomach ache, 100 ailghtly solled Wash Skirts, in eet ease denim and lMnen, 606 PIKE Friday-Saturday Cut Rate Bargains STRERT. ALL WEEK, 59c per yard RUG FR S1-2¢