The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 14, 1906, Page 4

~ BY STAR PUBLISHING CO, 1907 and 1909 Beventh Ave a THE SEATTLE STAR EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY oe--Editorial: Independent 575; Sunset, Main 1060, 1080. er Independent 1198; Sunset, Ma’ BALLARD BTAN AQHNGYA Wallard Ave HunseO Ballard m4 por week or twenty-five cents per months ree eoplea » expires te n from the Ut yun aubacr nd-claan matter etree Seer screme The Anti-Toxin’Trust ' anest trust on earth has been found—the anthtoxia \ eat man on oarth te the agent of that trust who, when o mi wae tr ently made to the high price of the drug, an ewe at TT WAS CHEAPER THAN A COPFIN T ghastly robbefs who control the output of anti-toxin hold Wt ata joe that almost probitite ite use by the poor Protected by a tartff of 26 per cent, they add 26 per cent more to thelr profit a little amile at Ludviga, whe mo- {mpl THE SEATTLE STAR—-MONDAY, MAY 14, \ a adid weather and the pradrte Uoned toward the Cossacks’ broad/alr, experienced a feeting of ehitd back and from there to the sh delight she had not kno junderneath them. Taudviga, with a mg time. Migouw hea u wud ont t let withstanding the phyaloal wt witehed her mouth, The weather | his position which he concealed (he was splondid, On all aides lay the fered much from the heat an |limitions wild prairie ahining with | 0, was alsy joyous and f the morning sun, Only from one rds the evening of the ae ide or the other of the hard road] ond day something began to be vie whieh th oody leas of the | ible throug It wan Bare hing logs, warned tho others of dan: |t ' incern anythiyae by « pleroing whistle and then aying loud! order, tha jdisappenred into their holes, From |hor husband #h p " time to time people were met on th Volua,” as if # Tre road, a Caraven of Comaacks With! sorka and ing him 4 bh all wheat, or a Rashktr on horseback, | 9) tended dot ed with whom their Cossack would | how, a passing the nightomt ar bolsterously exchange a few words | inn - { moroing go in Tartar, At all the relaying ata |te the governor and beg hin to’a tions they got fresh, well-fed horses, iow by natead of proceedihg’ t and the half rouble tips whieh Al jlana which was very toc to bina distributed induced the coach-|take a boat down the river lo Tadrit man to drive all the way as ewiftly lain Having secured thin permis as government couriers, a8 they | sion, ahe would hire 4 boat amd the me Jwould sall down the Volga. “And| A first halt, whilat the for |then teedom, fatherland, release r had led ‘away the horace and the now one had not yet] Three horses harnessed together men and the Commack /in the Russian way, **Peculiar wild the yard, Albina ine Of southern Hussia asked her huwband TT 18 THE PRICE OF HUMAN LIFR. It ts “eb than a coffin The discovery of antitoxin was a great boon to the race, It ta almost a apecifio—tf used in time om dy liphtherta tiucov orer put no patent upon it. He gave contribution to human suffering, But it mained of callous villains to make a monopoly of its manufa and sale What would a distrait parent, watching the cruel throes of hts offspring—what would he not give for the prectots thing th Bave its life? And so the brutal trust comp: how muoh choaper than a coffin was its product. It figured to a y how loag a stretch of agony the father of a child uffer on the rack before he would pay its price In such w of suffering it would say to him or the ‘our child! ace and in for the be Let bim an independent factory and remove fro artatrings of hicago has led the wa The «¢ now f * antitoxin at profits and a coffin A War on Profanity Tt seoma like a revival of Puritan sternness to road of the attt tude of Mayor Hawkins of New Richmond, Wis, as indicated in bts order to the 2, Profanity must go, be says. It is useless. It te Dlasphemous In the sight of God. It ts abominable In the aight of man. “If the profane man wants to wallow in the pollution of his pro fanity let him betake himself to the lumber camps, and he must re 000 souls tn that town member that when he crosses the confines of civilization he swears at bis peril With some such comment Mayor Hawking announces his inten tion to enforce the law in al! cases of wilfl or tnexeusable pro fanity, assessing a penalty of $100 or a jail sen’ The mayor has started a praiseworthy perhaps impractical, reform. If he sucoweds in « ity oathiess the movement wil! spread For there is no practice quite so senseless as swearing. And none More common Profanity ts paison to good speech, and t ft to give force to his expressios finds himself after a while in the Same condition as the man who takes fo liquor to stimulate bis energics—the natural powers leave him Habttual use of profane expletives readers him powerless to Speak strongly in decent English Any attempt to redace the evil deserves commendation. WHEN PEOPLE DIDN’T BATHE AND WERE HEALTHY man who resorts to An English writer has dug up some facts about French life In the Eighteenth century that seem hum. orous in an age wher bathe, ne 5 they need It because they Iike ft Takes ome of the romance off to know that tn the time of V ¢ light and alr w necessary In the bh & tax on windows, wash themselves The indy of title slept tn a bed hung with hea curtains. Why she was wiped out by microbes of Various kinds in a myst not known to any great extent, then. She arose at or near the noon hour, and then plunged ints society Bat she didu’t bathe. Why even the king performed his ablations by Y dipping nis royal fingers into a basin of water and drying them on a napktr What was good enough for the king was good enough for the people The history ef thone times rarely makes mention of baths, and almost never, of soap and clean towels and hearty scrubbing And the queerest part of It is that there was only an average amount of sickness, and folks lived to a ripe old age, Juat ax they de now when we all bathe only beca re not considered ne days there was people did no but then, microbes were — esingpencaipe sey Protas usentg Sn: SSSR EE EHR EE * 2 * » * oF * 7 * * * oe * * s * * at * F A Story of the time of the Polish Insurrection of 1830. _ > BY COUNT LEO TOLSTOL. «=: » . 7 * oa MPR ka SN * “4 Copyright, 1908, by Newspaper Enterprise Association. : EEE EERE EEE EERE EERE RRR REE Oe CHAPTER IX (Continved) jinto the box and brought ft away A week later Albina appealed for| On the day of depart the box feave to return to her country. The| waa fixed on the poles at the back lisplayed ick all wholof the tarantas and befor jarn and everyone pitied the un-| Migoursky descended from the gar ther and wife. When her| ret disguised in a peasant’s attire departure was authorized she|and removing the earth from the Drought anott be allowed ¢ or petition beceing te| box got into it xhume the bodies of} At 3 o'clock tn the morning the her children and take with| Cossack who was to escort them her jeame, bringing with him a peasant The auth were astonished |coachman and three hors Ab at such sen entalit bot granted | bina with Ladviga and their ithe this also. Jog got into the ta onto the On the day after receiv this |seat red with «a ca and permis fon Rosman! tred | cushions The Co the cart. w Albina 4, and| driver seated themselves on th @ box into «hich n's cof. | box fins were to be They 4 ¥ f the n and Cemetery Upon t " ei the a* owiftl jrew the of her children whom ow ‘ na | te along h ameoot ston to leave A . m™ ” ween he nal . weeping and for a lot t t a ed prair overed t What for? What| CHAPTER X “Well, Pan 1 | Albina’s b t «t ovaky, “we ta * and « wi f Albina jompe Fi ” “ r . tears and sei 0 — teach them” : ———Frscionsky and 1 Kuskokwim upper ft x h to H ae Wr appeared as itt hea District of Alaska terred * some Dou he « ike new Pantoria fain | « May A 1 P. Rodd & 1048 eee! ‘ } . ese Wilsons Night School Vil. Sipe CID’ Yes, Ml Summer Nice Cool Rooms a Wet + Sallie SAM ES & SECON " | 1 | | | | c and whether he re| tired anything | Exoellent, very comfortable 1 (To be Continued.) Tour ist Excursion. ire hing and can easily Ia vedo. tu’ Gio ie ‘ a4 hours if necessary,” WAS) nat the U. 8 navy tarda at . . n, where the fam rt award evening they reached @/itunip Oregon and t witha jbig village, Dergacht. Here Albina! “ining whip in the # her Jostred to lot her husband out In| vieionta, ean be seen A pr der that might stretch hi#! sroment drydock, cruisers and tor ts maelf, For thi®) nego boats. Boats leave Pier 2 aly pur wolng 10 th@l tines dally. Round trip 60 cents. posting station whe stopped at an ‘nk | inn and immediately giviag (he Cos sack some MOneY, # to bu jeaae and & It was dark and the tarantas was standing under a ahelte ad here, having placed Ludviga to wa the Comanck Alb d he * hea Jaome food and » of the Cossack bk a climbed Into hin place concealment, The horses were put in again and they continued their journey. Albina |her entire chas land covered her face with he | good-natured Ur was increasingly hopeful and eould ot restrain her delight and mirth There was no one to speak with ex cept Ladviga, the Cossack and the esorka, wad sho amused herself with them. Ludviga, like many old maids, notwithstanding always saw @ romance tu everything or, in spite plainnesa, would inveat one of her own. In every intercourse with a man she immediately sus pected him of affectionate advancea ard her and winked and laughed ker: | chiet. This same she was now do ing in relation to the strongly built Consack who was escorting them « particul ly pleasant to both women by bi simple, kind affabiiity. Besides Tresorka, whom Albina kept threat ening, not allowing him to sniff about under the #6 she now with Ladviga and ber comle oequetry yward the Coe sack unsuspicions of the attentions attributed to him replying to every thing with a amile. Albina, exetted ¢ danget and the approaching conse of the undertaking by the Placer Gold Discov The Slate Creek Gohl Mining company is now taking out placer gold from {te mining claims in ern Whateom county This is « thing, and stock is selling rapidly me White 186, Frank Wiestiing, Secretary, 422 Bostos bloc one) ] This immense offer of Men's fine quality } vf hand-t well known to need any further introduction when the great disaster occurred sizes from jo to 0 bust measure, shaped iB Prince Alberts, English Walking S } Will ta in light 42, but | 2 wool m This Is Surely the Place ult aty te oom Mt buy that yok ts ao large > pretty, end our Mierate . _akirte ol the Near Union. “Benttio’s Reliable ke choice mediur most aterials $i2 and $ For single and 8 85 nea An unlit ity ser apring ® Prin $17,500 Worth of Men’s Furnishing Goods, Consisting of Underwear, Shirts, Sox, Suspenders, Etc. $10,000 PIECES OF UN DERWEAR msists of pring \ Balbriggar net rt ar eat f k bl , ar UNDERSHIRTS 19¢ — ( e of Odds and End ¢ of em not in perf t Worth up to $1.00 BO¢@—For regular es it all sizes, $1.00 va Py 19¢ — For Novelties; a Jain and fan n Engtish Balt ar Ribbed and Lig I $1.2 | 69¢—For High Grade En lish Balbrig and Lisle; up to $2.00. in ’ House.” The Great Sale | United Fire and Marine Salvage and | cose Adjustment Co Located at 313 First Av. §., Bet. Main and Jackson Sts., Selling | Worth of Men's and Youth’s Fine Clothing and Furnishings, on account of the San Francisco disaster, to e4 immediate settlement of 390-31 Plessen 33 Per Cent on the Dollar of Retail Value Five Thousand Spring Suits hand-tailored Suits embraces every fabric and style in the category of fashions. The most renowned makers ° for the stout, regular and tall man in single and double-breasted sacks and are custom finished, Also come in Tuxedos, ete, STAR DUST By “JOSH” GUAKER 2. DRuG Cf 1013-1015 SEATTLE, FIRST AVENUE- ( WASHINGTON roo bad, too bad® Just as we! ' f id. “t guess I've | i n how ‘ ” _ pay , name he t by Gurew nited os Ben and the Jif . a nat men Here’s Prices I ul e tt va fe um D to Bring . 1b again. You t t on + him to keep aw Vb a ob Me HOL INHAL 7 hin age should « ti lowed wo advocates the HOFF HELLADM LABTERS, Hee ¥ : welt: ny ) o'clock 4b ' we DR. BURNETT'S WILI CHARCO ' Chas He's not ng as that, fa} it tion, regular pri c, Quaker f i the He wa last Ju | u think he te KEL PLATED ALCOHOL rOVE, « r yatile be Wan he? V i \ If for Travelers, Back Handy Pa Ng Ma | » advocates HIE TOOTH HKU SHE oad wr Lare tment woe if bc and «, Choice to clo ¥ ' ’ 106 > rom Josh Wise ¢ COLD CREAM-—Fo nd t i analy / some Container for é Fall pound fy VIOLET AMMONIA—,Porfumed, Large 1 : } MOSS ROBE CREAM for the Complex p “ ROBERTBON’S GRAPE JUICE —h é fi All week for ANTOZONE DISINFECTANT —Full Q f ALCOHOL 8TOVE—Good ng. W iin Ask an’ it ol PORT © AND IRON TO L 1 Elderly p be given—if you've np le fo Peeerraay ; got a pull FRANKLIN FOUNTAIN PIN ing or ae ng Trips, § 8 LADIES’ POCKETBOOKS— Wort! ‘ Choi LO th t vice, while : COMBS rye wh Worth ‘ toe The et pays the frelcht on orders: ny to $6.60 os Somebody is booming Hobson for tulles of Seattle, and makes FREI Onis rewched: by } president. It's etther some Atlanta Keattle cara ‘ |woman or Andy Carnegie ? FS ine The QUAKER DRUG Co|| heldigung nd =6(Vet anen Krieger # Verein’ hae changed its motto from Putting on Flesh 4043-1015 First Avenue vy r 2 Mra. Chadwick has promised to : ; tell all in Pittaburg M Chad i - - 4 i Where Man te Wise wick —ton @ chorus girl with aan & deterenan. it must this » Ca f ater 8 b bef " ? | dangers \ Another Darn Dude jliteration 3 pa Le a « ard Ol b name ‘ ©. yet sturdy te r Wonder what Geo, Marson te yu’ feel the same way elle the oa M inside the ease ing over here riding mute ba Ho| stood for what Bhaw doos ee | | Dr aws Big Crowd Theater Bath Phones 6 ‘ ‘ io wae loom Night, 200, 300, 660 and So Matinees = and 10 | femonstrated thie morning at TONIGHT | store of the Beattl Hat Faet All Week—Matinee Baturday, Seco nd week of the Popular Aylesworth they are mate af 1310 Becond ay. In Be day's inaue| Company. It's well worth your time to see the Big Boenic Buccems i} the finest imported Germas af the Btar the above frmv made the] ‘A HIDDEN CRIME, if fit and eo carefully tempered: panneuncement — that Monday | Next Week—“Driven From Home.” HI that they al 6 Dring out the « they * put on sale 40 lored high clase clothing are represented in this line (see the labels). The circumstances surrounding the sacrifice of these goods are too as nearly $1,000,000 worth of wearing apparel for San Francisco was in transit over the different railroads There is nothing else to do but to sacrifice it and do it quick. Men's and Young Men's Suits quoted below run in of a thousand Suits SHIRTS ‘ ' Ti all : and ' ne a ; t t >1.5 SOx ry 1 0¢ — For a thouss tits, samples, etc. For single and double sacks in dark, medium and nd dark colors, in all sizé t . . an ste 8. ; They cag er 6 85 light colors, elegantly tailored and trimmed. There ‘ ne in me ry and union worsteds, Worth $10, @ are lots of Suits in this lot worth up to $18, — te = a inary high qual 1¢, gray and in t lor effects, The s, including & sat lish Walk ea: Vy here Suatey with 2 : THE NEW LONDON LADIES | oue-u ||” “Otter story collar on and with both} “I find it mighty hard to put in EM nde in his pocket up to em cowe with he lying between/|*”e said the man who lived in| fs worth $5.09. You cannot bay an the mule’s ears. He had his shoes) the suburbs lother dr aking chart for less Why don't you try putting It in| With Chis chart anyone who can m the street cara, going home, just] sew, can make any garment. The as you do-when your wife's there?” | Star has a limited number of there icharts, which ft will sell to its Oren Root, 29-y sid nephew of|seribers for fifty centa each | . t " be een Unie Jom Bunyan had flntehed writ-| Blihu, hae been elected fret jee Seventh aven t tw Union y man with the muck| President of a New York street rail. University streets va h the } shined and he didn’t want to get) ! feet » was to amall drag ——Bequa y touch the register they . lually in wise dows ling about rake »_satinfact AMUSEMENTS. “Sale Announcement Third eaiamned RUSSELL & DREW, Managers The Moat Popular Theater.” | a mest delicate imonation fe perfect \| @| Elieworth and Burt, New York's favorite comedy sketch artis pathy with every Hat Factor | Cure th. rapiactire Tidtian co iitch ana (| wish of the mustetan ; on tne A\ sien & a teccmmne O0 A mt R the sweet singer, The Starsscop wel I nrosd - 2 sootinn ' abeias of tae ew the cous Chase Pianos ‘2 Flue Hote” The hats are , and “Inside ‘ormatios”. Sivien nnd are foot the thine fo WATURE’S REMEDY “ 3 time of the year as the woft Guaranteed to cure Conestipa- Sold on easy paymesta, i and comfortable on the vir tlon, 2hé a bez —— , the beat of the og ane me con “ 3 He: , t me pie Sorel oot | Ragley’s Seen, | | Heady’s Barber Shop ie sold. Watoh the window Cor, First and Washington a . TIt Second Avenue, Seattle, Grows Greater Each Day NOTICE You can get the name of CHAS. COWEN, Main 957. NOTICE TO ee TO | | Should your copy of The Sar | to reach you by 6 o'clock aay ling, please do us the ner te lup our main office (Sunset, | 1050; Independent 3138) and 7 o'clock, and we will | you @ copy at once U you miss ft more than once, please | giving our subseribers a * For s5 lid imported materials in serges, unfin- [f) vice—and It ts the only war edos and cut ished worsteds and silk mixed worsteds, also THE STAR PUSLISHING OO SP twe cassimeres, cheviots and homespuns bear- ry ing t labels of the best akers in the U. S. limited choice of as fine a lot of Suits as laid und ar on the coast. No city world used { hes than San Francisco arts of the best makers were always tested to ands of the San Francisco trade | We wil these Suits that were made to retail up to $4o, at $16 Men's Pants ng Merino or W 1 35 Oo pairs, 1 ly "ants, in all wool or w to soc x 1 | t n- | 1 materials; worth 12:.¢ For kind 4 t in order that to $4.00. oO. tvlesa ir { y \ oo b Pp ! . + Wool i f | $B.85 for the reat custom f] 70684 Ave, Seagaey Z3¢—Hor ry I t] into as few lots as possible in aasimeres, tweeds, ih tne’ Frond it nd put the 7 n them . * hed ad 4 Hig . ¢ and have free RACT TEETH Hf Wet rR SILViR FILLINGS, Hef “ UP LD FILLINGS, Tee UBS t $5.90 WHITE 19¢-—-1 t quality 40 ' a Ae tor Sa 29e¢ | ! 1 | BROWN'S ENTAL PARLORS . Ur