The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 17, 1906, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, MARCH 17, T9088. reat eeTeeran—-|POLICE BET ON . |THECA TARA CT OF [Ff EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT BUNDAY, “= 1013-1015) FIRST AVENUE? Value at an Honest Price makes you safe, We sell pianos. We rent pianos IN TOMORROW'S POSTI-NTELLIGENCER We repair M AG 4 ZIN E THE QUAI iy STORE 4 fT 4 Allen & Gilbert Baleaher Co 1406 pS ORLA, ES 5 —— enanas ee ve conte per montl,. |SPECULATION 18 HEAVY AS TO WHO WILL WIN THE RACE A emsll river. Powbee04 a ng the young fous MAIN 1249 WILLARD A 6-TO-1 SHOT, f | Neufehatel, 4 ‘ 1. This Thin is ve t 1 — label le a Speculation ts rife in the pole) Byrne ts betng played slightly at} drole of , ing are far awa r we? (fice at Beatt! o, Washington, atsecond-class matter. | naqdock as to who will land the . 100 gt whot Williams \e basket ; yom t " : 4 . a | hief handicap that will be pulled | ee ee eet Ward and Powesd]| mense solitudes ie Les ; t J SENSATIONAL SAT akin aps Tall fin the near future will show : : ul § Se URDAY M & Jap veral of the entrion are trained THE CHIEF HANDICAT be tel < . . —_— to the minute, Laubscher and Will Track heavy; cloudy. secalee the wind pe . Ruaselot Jeannette SPECIALS & coaful have been the Japanesp in all their undertakings mgr rap Be wl gy 2 vongleg Nt ag Chief. Inepr im }torents, in hea : " {ha ‘ st net realise tt ir aituat " ‘ y " ” rae k his nolee te made b » Doubs| the boat, attracte » wae The om named belo © for urday evenin | of la at nobody will be surprised If they really succeed, by verioW# | Wiiiame has more weight up, but| Laubscher (90) hr” 50 i ctates bo Peak dowe ieto-w belt: loetla aheoneased: tn the Memahe m gob spend ge Belqw os Baturday evening only, Reel the effort, in making themselves a taller race, many depositors have it figured that} Willa ‘d (120) » : a0 wn abyes, Every year the 26th of| waves of the catara t. A few days JAP ROBE BOAP--Baturday price ay eee! There seome no reason to suppose that any race of mon ts natur [taekes her will run wall in the | were? sae . ‘ gi dune the young people of the sur-| after the tragedy a fl “ rman fom 1 ANIPURE MILK—Rogular price 200; Quaker Saturday oman ¥ ‘ velo streteh ard (200 ei rout Villages, 4 od in thetr/in hia net a wreath of orange blos . . OTS rhe . ally smaller than any other, For all those races which are now below Wittaré will face the barrier with |Coreoram (100) A ig] rou ting villages, dreseed in thetr| tn it wan the wedding wreath [J SANITOL TOOTH POWDER Regular pri : Guu wi ’ the normal in size it is reasonable to account in their fooda, habits | o.6 prungers backing him at 3 to! Byrne (25) ny Nags ange Repo peed efleirme sd farmed hang valle ey P nte TOL, TOOTH W {—-Regular price 260; Quaker ate di or climate, The eminent Japanese physician who proposes to inerease |} Wappy” will very likely “ehow" |) Powers (190) Sastefully Geserated heats end con-| prema i urday ie times ‘ © swift pacer] Williams (100) " r the sixe of the Japs by substituting beef for rice in the national diet but, Mt tw doubtful If the awift pacer] Williams 100 | fide theyselves to the current of Excursion to California LENOX SOAP—Haturday epecial, per bar ...... ; 1 will be “placed , the river: but am soon as the terrible eLS.NAP AtcRetanten decid rise, wer ka a Be vain creamer a aillliaeeetis _ ~ cataract ts signaled, and the sound! gpectal train leaves Benttle March |) PLS! ra ernOP: wre om be Most of the Japanese authorities lay the blame to vegetarianism coming from the gulf te heard. / 16. Round trip $85; includes Pull PORT WINE AND IRON TONIC Be P het and consequent nitrogen-starvation and believe that a heightening of | gun is fired and the boats soud away) man accommodations going, meals invalide—full pint > nd at the Qus y wie a ; body could be Browght about by a more diversified and generous diet. | [from the abyse und death, | side tripe re Sd) Be ey ipte ee o. +o Be | But theory ts one thing and practice ts another Benge intents Load gpa e a peg on oot FS TOO ae tae Pacific |] BARCLAY'’S GRIP AND COLD CURE rice ve BY | weasity, not 7 ee ee re tions no’ ith prema rea QUAKER COUGH BALSAM-—Best for bottle 4 Japanese fare has been limited and frugal from necessity, no} nd mother. She wae as handa ticket office, or Secretary Williams QUAKER WHITE PINE AND TAR . Fe, | from virtue or chotee; and the beef-purchasing power of 45 jax (he landscape of her native piace | gf the Seattle Commercial club, parees qe een “ps : people ts not to be increased merely by a selentific theory or even an | By “JOSH” and pure as the air she breathed.| my es 10cent box QUININE CAPSULES (2 grain size), for ” imperial edict. | | Renate 45 vende Of pan tnd reteneat ee TEI 26-cent box QUININE CAPSULES (3 grain vize), for | ; Anyway, is the effort worth while? | all offers of marriage, Mow ls the tus to take HOPF'B EMULSION OF COD LIVER | The Russians are tall and physteally powerful, and A the ~~ Aare, the. sees a A Regular price per bottle, $1.26; Quaker special ....sese..SiLQg g@nese not only beat them just where such qualities might be expec ae, © SPAS Rn Eg es nen Weel sesented Sieh RLECTRIC BELTS AND BATTERIES at special prices saan + deo ono It's {Mt fire that Diows no « 4 f | , ' } ed to count most—that gg war-—but are beating them also In the @ Ito jahn D. The Springfield mob| man, . ais ree tion aud not Oct » free sample of QUAKER LAXAT IVE LAVER TEA — Neturds less strenuous contests of commerce. started theirs with kerosene. — : : geom te afte him very muc ° . a et fie YE NER SCHED+|,eted w ne had forgotten Jean-| THBATRICAL COLD CREAM—Halt-pound can Quaker specal A thousand years ago, when clubs were weapons and hands were | oe une . aries pl “4 1 ante a BQe-tull pound can, Quaker special price .. ™ tools, a small-bodied people had slight chances, But today, when im- | Sunday—Halluetnation At the sane time @ recently ap ALMOND CREAM—For chaps and sunburns—2 sizes. .25¢@ and ; tellect reigns In war as well as tm industry, the alze of the body mat- | Moaday—Amalgamation pointed brigudier of douanes (ser CREME VIOLETTE—Softens the skin, prevents chaps, and is d tere little, ‘Tuesday-—Newapaper sensation geant of ¢ om house diers) fully refreshing ... aa ses ne anene ee oe ry- | Wednesday —Indignation came to live in the village, The RUBDRY SANITARY CE CLOTHS Mf the Daga: wast whelenoeme avien, & ts thet thay, be ribbed ‘Thursday—Separation. Splendor of the eatfores and the Quaker Saturday special, each He—ve i Body else, eat the best they can get and, whatever (heir sive, make the Friday— Explanation. personal appearance of the we RUBDRY SANITARY TOWELS at most of it. Saturday— Revonetiiation, 4i4 wonders in the young girl's See Our Spring The Quaker makes free deliveries to all parts ! <n heart, and her handsome face and Li Phone, Main 1240, Ind. 1240. | A New York minister tetle aboat| good reputation did the same with ne of , Made a Great Mistake Jtwo dozen girls who smoked scven|the brigadior, and the result was | dosen cigarettes at one sitting. | that on the 36th of June ——— Ps e : | Pretty soon we'll be asking the girls| seile Jeannette Moriot was to be- le Times ° Neled exhibition of colt- to eave the bands for us come Madame Pierre Paul I ot Ses aan omer bon or tormasy, te tin ctiamgt chock | This day was, chosen, becaun 1013-4055 First Avenue Dhooded brutality and stter lack of decency, In its attemp “08 | A Western man who committed|they wanted to add the pleasure of , the gathering of funds in this city for the famine-stricken Japane | bigamy declares he wax in a trance!the feast of Bt, John to those of ight’s edition, it consplevously placed upon the front | whan be qasvied he thate wedding ay. tn lest a * c revit Ravers. Fg FP. Nagamura | He makes no excuse for t More than eny other the wateh Sian Senne Seterviow with twe Jigemeee ‘ lmaker seeaned to be pleased at the and G. Nakayoma, w had just arrived in Seattle from a prolonged THR SMITH. A Oo |iden of the promised good time. ; European tour, in which they were made to say: was tm The happy day came ws eats = Every garment splen- « 4 " E the guests were punctual to the n There is no famine in ao in ae aan e ous one. i il a Nae ,deavous, and the saat eoened didly tailored, perfect < re the Nippon gevermment would ta! i be y cag | ier th ost hopefu apices 4 oh i td the Recchelon — spirit your people show in assisting in this, | early morning until late at leh. | The brigadier and Jeannette, obey- | fitting and top notch in Ac * Mr, Kubne {a not only a good wmith | 1? woret thoughts af their style, ] Our supposed hour of need, but It is hardly necessary,” eto, ete. tt he te also am Upright nod oblig- |, the secret thoughts of thelr style els The whole intent of the article was to stop the growth of the A TRAVELING CRANE. a gentleman. —~ Owensvitle, Mo.) 1" my guests, They marched : d fi 15. 00 noe i famine tund, which is being 80 well handled by the Post-Intelli- Republican, al lert x the river,/ Price rom le To prod some quick par wane mining . gencer and a committee of representative business men of the city. four friend doewn't seem to be ANOTHER STORY he ben * shen “ey a to $35, 00 otter See rh pains out _—_ a i Today the two Japanese who were “quoted,” make tndignant de- able to keep his ng engl _ nomad PR rage os ld d ong om ieee te genio pope ad Bials for publication im the form of ed statements, declaring that No. hada Hay nye ws heard & voice ¢ the (CASH OR CREDIT) general market conditions Our long experienes i he rieviously misrepresented: en eee Doubs, singing a song of love, They , handling mining and other securities in the they were « ° ora : Sepeeneed. ant the wat Come in, start an ac- west is at your service and we are in the Mr. Nagamoara says I wish to state that the report attr ns nag toy j be adgh Oe or saline ony stock er > A WORD FROM JOSH WISE. maker erecting a tent of -ount with us. o save you money, either buying or selling any stoc on to me in the Seattle Times is false. [ did mot state that there was coma vaptoneny one ot c 5 patter ab need for the American people to help the Japanese by giving to "Hey! my friend.” sald We aro brokers, and not being interested in the sale of amy pak is tonsa fund. 1 did not ay that the famine was not serious, 1 drigndier, “why are you not Eastern Outfitting ticular stock, our recommendations can always be relied upon as being ! 8 “ jog the others et the dance unprejudiced ; @id not speak one word to the writer of that article, which ts incor games? ; | Compan On Monday, the 19th inst., we shall be located in our new gromd : rect and written to belittle the work the American people are do- 1 expect. my affianced’ an hoor office, No. 610 First avenue, Pioneer square, which is the aa ’ tng for my countrymen.” Bome folk say thet ‘ewered the watehmaker, with : 1132-34 Second modern and up-to-date investment jocation in the northwest, } Mr. Nakayama says: “The writer of the article in the Times did a building = bo ange me — .s a nowey WE HAVE BUYING ORDERS FOR } not give my statement correctly. I believe that the famine situation Bax ee it bere tome my traveling compantor 1 3 Alaska Central, Alaska Pet. & Coal. Tacoma Steel 4 ts such as to need all the help that the American people can give.” =o an etter you @ pines in way beat j Hedley Copper. ‘Roe Venatien, Wash, Metos / All decent newspapers must roundly condemn such outrageous al on Ruseclot and his wife had bay e Hellas Synd Dutch Miller, Mineral Creek, y faking and the callous disregard evinced for human suffering and ed « long way aoe reg They oe Favorite, Yreka Copper. Surething Clitpper, r They accapted the offer A. M. HERRIN & CO. * death. Pi Y a wn at the cm and the tent = HAs? BANK ‘The Times hav dingraced journalism by putting Itself on recor ot ted thams againet the sage of thé a ‘ > ! as preferring to let thousands of Japanese die, rather than see them Ren Jak, 1 beer that ‘Palit ouine eum ant bit 200 them the | Phoner—Main 858, Ind. X 2 610 FIRST AVENUB ; : gring to Oa his of the banks of the river.| = q fed through contributions secured from a generous and kind-hearted 20 feet higher.” 4 3 nr hmaker took the oars, re | sur u To ororce 115.00 visit CO, , public through the instrumentality of a rival newspaper. “Yeu; that’s another story.” sea hie singing end sownet - \ My " ' le has mot contributed a single eack of flour, or a dollar ta money ct camo . frelght. <& r | tion, Jean } to the Seattle fund for the relief of the starving Japanese, although a thantiod hawt %, Lt i Joudly declaiming on the advantages of Oriental trade to Seattle, | her husband (hanked “| | BOSTON DENTAL ES BROKERS | CURES CORNS Instead, it has tried by every moans In its power to prevent help their dreame of love. The boat] PARLORS i “¥ 4 i ty, thy tchmaker kept Paralyzes pa ae going to Japan, which would not only save lives, but would tend to « aos ee y ~ a ee weet Guanesee Gussie. TE 4| A promote the friendly feeling which is indispensable for the cultivation on singing vasa feapalaet Ley Alttendanta corn cures, but boat obeyed to a more rapld tmpulee Hl seure 6:86 to ¢; Mundaye, 9 ee ef trade relations. and the watchmaker ceased to slog to 12. pense. ee ee Had the Times been enterprising enough to start the famine fund pa ER a He abandoned his hold on the oars} 420 BECOND AVENTR gv, EXCHANGE. druggists. Per bottle the, k itself with a bogus $1,000 subscription, like the one it ostentatiously ‘ j CY ' published when trying recently to take the raising of the Christia PARIS, March 17. ~ Preliminary AS OR % | C | DF Endeavor guarantee fund away from The Star, the readers of the hearing of the Castellane divorce Gin, BUW \* ' ' eee wane ome See Serene ee nee eee ae quest of the count, who contined| a N Pagid] | CURES CORN and vehemently urged to contribute, to his room with iafiuessa. —_——$—$——$—$—$ There {s a limit to permissable competition between epapers. oneal Piano Snaps ] When the limit is passed, the pubilc becomes disgusted and antagon- AN ASSURED FACT COR i | C | DE fatic. 3 That you will enjoy a trip to the We hare a ™ The Bog—You have a many beautiful and interesting Cal- : URES CORN The Times would have done far better if It had followed the ex- |, 0? Oe ie ee wee tirely| stocnia neomrte pty met om go wiisbtieh: ot CUR j ample of The Star and made a substantial contribution to the famine | wider the toadstool makes a perfect upate sett ae ane apne slightly road of « thousand wonders used fund. jperter lane. Pes le the Bouthern Pacific Co's Scenic} ghenes ot can b “Your new congresaman has the| Shasta Route and Coast Line. Tick- | : . ha ta, reservat td dewortptive iit. | dard makes Who Told the Truth? reputation of being lazy, [fs her wane at Union Ticket Office, 606 x “Yeu, and that's why we elected First Ave. EK. BR Ellie, General) that will be « _ him. He isn’t Hikely to cause us as Agee oie tea 5 When The Star exclusively stated some weeks ago that negotia- You «bould take great precaution in selecting a laundry. Be sure ; tm sending your family Rough Dry Washing that it is going to reduction in < tions were in progress for the sale of the Moran shipbuilding plant laundry which is beifg conducted on the most rigid Hines of sanita- price. Call at a tern parties, thie news iT was in weasion of al! the neces- tion to east pal : pape pom: This you must do to fulfill your duties towards your family. Be- once or write 9 sary information. Otherwise it would not have made any such state- W Id’ ware of an unsanitary building reeking with filth and fumes of for catalogues, WHIS ® ments. ead the or. s a opium. vn hs Spr ty ‘ow ough Dry Pamtly Washt U UY of prices, terma, ‘Therefore, when Robert Moran rushed into print in other Seattle Sar toe we vies yun to von € and lavectigues cor pleat coe an: ete PER QUART. ~it 2 newspapers and branded The Star's statements as false and utterly of i eure yourself that it ts the cleanest laundry in the Pacific North- Kohler & c > wesw ee fall quart . weet has eserved sto i it without foundation, he placed himself ia an equivocal position. The along every line longitude from Call either ‘phone 177 and give ue a trial, Don't be a drudge fl ssgoge Av-, Seattio, Wa ne | Fine old nee, Apeicet Star felt some slight contempt for the “business lie’ which he told North to South ; every parallel of Let our modern washing m es and rinsers do it for you. Re | Arcade Bidg. | Techn and’ Sherry, ; terated its stat West: momber all wash {s rinsed n than three times ——_______ - . 7 and reiterated its statements latitude from East to est; pile BLANKETS—We do heavy double woolen blankets at 50 cents rn In all of its exclusive publications regarding the pending sale of of per blanket, and singles at 25 cents the plant, The Star treated Mr. Moran courteously thereon the foods esy We weigh off leundry tn 0 lump rthing together || Cures Constipation and Dyspep- he Murphy ¥ ve It i possible that now Mr. Moran has an apology to publicly of s!a—25@ and = at Co Hh fer hh ter fe : keviog hacgel 46 ath « rethiuinsen” . - Shoand & Liquor fo «|| Ragley’s onc re oe tie and Pike me ni 4 > Main Office and Plant, Bighth and Olive Our Motto: ca Ca is uU t Down Town Office, 1612 Sixth Ave, Near Pike Street ur Motto: ™ An Honest ath N Phones Ph iaas Bigger, Brighter, Better Than Ever. Come and See-—Seeing Is Believing. THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY. will surpass them all in the elements which make a perfect world-food. ¢ In a dust tight, moisture proof package. CHINA'S STRANGE CUSTOMS DESCRIBED BY WILLIAM JEN NINGS BRYAN ILLUSTRATED, Among Other Curlous Things Ab t Mr. 1 k Fe VOLCANIC FIRES THAT PENETRATE ARCTIC CRUST IN ALASKA, WITH MAP. AT Peat tu ‘ . f NATIONAL BISCUIT, COMPANY ond I the Fam Br i I Fe I Lighter Bread NOTICE TO Makes Whiter Bread | SUBSCRIBERS Makes Sweeter Bread ru rst Makes Better Bread EZRA MEEKER’S ACCOUNT OF THE DEDICATION OF THE FIRST OLD TRAIL MONUMENT ! I HOW CANADIANS PROPOSE TO IRRIGATE VAST TRACTS IN ALBERTA. ILLUSTRATED. A . I M I LORD ALINGTON'S WORLD FAMOUS “WHITE FARM 1 LUSTRATED. Ls renal > t by 6 o'clock any ning, ple 1 A t WHAT 1S A TURBINE ENGINE—DO YOU KNOW? ILLUS TRATED. THE GARLAND” ELEVATED OVEN GAS RANGE Than Any Other Flour NN ee THE NOBLE RED MAN AS A STAGE FIGURE. 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