The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 19, 1910, Page 7

fuspicious Black Eyes, a Great Conspiracy and an Itching Palm Bicyele repairing, Halli, 1111 ist the touriat to the native dragoman | Wherefore, and accordingly, anybody proposing a visit to Egypt, end needing @ first class «Vispirator, | have no hesitation in recom mending Mohammed Ali of Khartum, (Apply Cook's.) | TRUSTEE SALE OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, SILVER i mongy Is a mark of friendship and « great persuade? when passing ¢ ‘ . see WARE, DIAMONDS, Business Bringers. Star classified ads. Buy or JEWELRY, ETC. j G | NhW YORK seWeLKY Co. oy eiLeon peeve sell real estate, ote. 1406 Third av. between Pike and 4 f, 1910, Newspaper Enter: | ' Union prise Association ) | mo, March 34--The Arab ni, it would seem, is pre to conspiracy, At least i's was. this when negotiat ay donkey ride in} Mohammed was on ot ispered information “nr frend Friendship was quit with Mohammed, and 4 vioti of a vio Consequently, I or were the donkeys hotel, and what surpass. s By atuached to & lop-eared of which Mohammed was part mand I pat the price of| ship and inside information by | imy insides jolted loose, and | aformation on the subject of B gonveys 0 ed @ thousand | that is by the way. The real wl started lat It began, | , the nigh that “Cal"| hin arrived. Cal needed in-| fon. He was worrted—would | pated rival charter the only} ip to be had and continue fhe Nile, or were his intentions | ? There were suspicious tances. There were rumors that the opposition planned to sail iRlowing morning in the Cairo. What were the factset j Moham « palm with a ptece of gold and tell him what| want to know. This was my advice. | 4 ! I knew when I saw that gleam of purpose in the native’s! the conspiracy was on. For another pound | am convinced) would have run the opposition through with a knife. } enough! Before dinner had begun, and while we wore atill Hamming studs into stiff shirts, Mohammed was on the fob with | Through his Arab secret service he had learned of pro | gent aboard the tug Kongo. He had found that the hated| Pad booked passage on the Cairo to GotabuGomma. He had the purpose of the opposition to plece out the journey of the} B with the tugboat Kongo. He had, in short, done the perfect | fof @ perfect secret service. As conspirator, he had met my utmost | | The Constant | Should be ‘careful of the eyes Like the rest of the human system, the eye has tte ills, tem porary and otherwise, and If at tended to in time more serious {| complications will be averted OUR SPECIALIST— Will give you his undivided at tention—of course it's the best in the city Examination free. Eversole Optical Co. | 352-53-54 Empire Bidg., | Seattle Found on Puget Sound | ——— $460 Pianos for $230 Two carloads of Pianos, from one of the factories with which we are associated, and which should have been shipped to a small town in Maine, but through some unaccountable error, turned up, after tracers and inquiries had been sent all over the United States, at Auburn, a few miles south of Se- attle. | | | rn TO THE LEGISLATORS OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON Decisions and Should Be Anyone who has shipped a piang from New York to Seattle knows something about what the freight and the charges on a carload of pianos might amount to. The manufacturers did not want to pay for these two scribing its own private exa . T% a una Mah me eins | carloads of pianos returned to New York, so they wired us to take them le exerctaing a power ‘that es, ‘we amos tae heeeton re vigtatae Kos: | from the railroad companies and bring them to Seattle, and sell them at and equal law "Net at all. Mohammed had begun conspiring, and the British | my could not stop him. During all the fevered momenta which ac- the chartering, provisioning and manning of the gallant Pashaw, Mohammed was at work | dark man! Beware of him! Behold, | am your friend. With | medans friendship is much more than money, However"-—} This in mysterious asides from Mohammed. He did not like our| coo! | 5A friend of mine will serve much better,” he assured me / MBeware of the hotel proprietor. Very likely he will put cham-/ Sboard and then charge you for it.” | EMohammed had his suspicions of dur engineer, the native “rite,” | th pilot, and his assistants. He was full of rumors, and showered | facta which we bad gleaned from time tables. He was very | to go with us tn the role of interpreter, and we should have | im exeept for his fearful energy in gathering and presenting) useless information. When we finally got away Mohammed | by Correspondent Giisen Garaner | ng mysterious geatures from the shore——obvieus injunctions 2 of somebody, to trust. ian - Colonel and Mra. Roosevelt go driving in the land of the pyramids | iy, and implicitly to his friendship and) 9. een of — — Saute yor oe! did, and for five days were beyond Mohammed's reach. But | O¢°vishes against Kitchener 12 years ago. Se Abbas Pashaw docked once more at Khartum, and informa-| ihe season's finish, and ho wowed himbelf ip the “dow box” and Jo i the form of & native dragoman—none other than Mohammed—|neyed all the way to Cairo, Bure enough! There wm fantn oe ste heard’s, bi “i t fife headed off the stream of information with assurances that the | 20*'d’s. bis intent face, gleaming from the raft of pirates gathered on Board in this state Dentist in what it half price ; To sell tiem quickly, we placed these two carloads of pianos on sale, according to instructions : acturers and railroad companies, ‘ ac ' + ng to instructions trom the manufacturers and railroad I tm HE at hall price. from the Colieg pans 2 : e par Surgeons at § cisco, Which They are $460 instruments, and they will be sold at $230 each, upon fpllege te one of ne et in the : ) a fre at ulted States, and joard ref terms to suit the purchaser. $10 down is enough, There are several dif- tou: yet, the ferent style y, some walnut, some $ ity 9 ; m fro oak cases. The styles are very good, while the playing quality of all the in- exe that sells diplomas, but he te leensed and is practi jin this « Went to college three year driven from Washington because the Dental Board refused to examine him, amd yet they are ethical, and its the law. You see Dentista comin into this atat ing what acted and fans ‘and of instruments in the lot, some mahogd struments is above reproach Spec Photograph advised by the law as to what kind of examtna- F. L. JORDAN, Gen. Mgr., [[} ier tibe Tratlred of nim tn or: may lve herg: this is 1318 Se Abe: Sesttia, Waid all-left to the arbitrary will of the : Second Ave., Seattle, ash. Dental F and the requirements ange every time the Was done, and that we did not care. an oT thought f hight give «te Pog Also headquarters for the famous Wurlitzer Automatic Musical Instru- board carrics the ausiitientions fee { thoug night give « little help to you and @ little informe ; “* . ey Taian k as ‘what constitut Mohammed could not see it so. We were deceived, A con-| t r . Bagr ment, the Weber Piano, the Fischer Piano, the Kohler & Chase Piano, the ® ottawa tn nee es t lence started ‘aust po'cn And he Contioned an nveenyet COR | tlon.” ‘This tm broken Knglish as we trooped by , , ge in good standing arow n a ” ; in ‘thelt ‘hen erefo * It was difficult even for Mobammed to keep up to ua in Cairo. The Kohler & Campbell Piano, the Andrew Kohler Piano, the Blasius Piano, the [[} Denuise daad™ og reter®: unk colonel was setting the pace and furnishing som Mon convinced that Cal had gone over to the hated opposition, out what is in stormation of . " : Rid , | Dental Board head Was his only hope. Why, I do not know, for I had paid him less | own account, and it was boots and on we pode ieee ety yo Regent Player Piano, the George Steck Piano, the Wheelock a, the = ore show ot on le Mn oy A Ss the roosters and the dawn S es Diane » Be Note Electric Piano, the Autopiano |Privilege of Itving in hington by of the man with the dark brows!” warned Mohammed But Mohammed conspired on passant, as tt were, He handed us tuyvesant Piano, ee seegh hase capi , H ri : w in Washington ead his tailor and gbvinins trom handing bac ahoosh to the! information—generally about our own prospective movement on the Fischer Player Piano, the Kohler & Chase Player Piano, the Hoffman say" in Washington, and would net tell you lor mere money. But | am y od b P = | x wa se Maw aH vELLIAM a 7 ape llerth 26 «Bap hear digg Bt 7oUr | dashed by. For he was always about. Hie eye was fixed on Wellman | Piano, Marshall, Richardson, Kingston, the Blasius Player Piano, and wid ee ieee PARE WHO these lofty sentiments from the koran were in evidence, | backshoesh that prevented Mohammed Turning ¢ heife eee of! many others. as the Dental. Hoard “exerciesn the feel Mohammed's hand stealing palm upward near my chang jboth. Por frieadship is above money, to the follower of the prophet —_ — trary power that Willta: rule obtains in Wash- vain did | asvure Mobamméd that it was all over. It was not un. He regarded Walter Wellman with an evil eye, and} footsteps day and night. ere we rid of Mohammed when we left Kbartum. It was | ~jington today thet was en ct England in 106 * oe > and there sure’ p heavy e reasontn , ARLY REME COURT DE- TSIONS p The, supreme court of this state very clear i # Very dressy, patent trimmed, i ; The welt style soles or flexible; extra [the be . . bright kid, You'll find more com- . > , medical fort, style and service sewed up in oe jcluded m the-practice, all who are these shoes at $1.98 than you are court of that time must hove ems sure of getting in the ordinary aT Ske tal at 6 Deatiot ph $2.50 and $3.00 shoes. We have nually weil qualities _ your size. + ieee al could Seattle’s Greatest Sale of | Now White Waists snes pus aah Silk Petticoats 98¢ Worth From $7.50 to $12.50 $3.98 | yourself that these values are not exaggerated. Newest } | | { FURNITURE CORT: ECOND. AME: BETWEEN PIKE & | Special Price of $1.00 Be- | ing Made for Ten Days | ‘ Refrigerator is a necessity and delight in every home. —_———— ithe CENTURY we offer you a line that possesses feat- ich place it far in advance of the ordinary refrige~ » Let us show you the line. Century Features Made of thoroughly sea soned hardwood. Have bronze trimmings White enameled sliding qualifications for the speaking through Mr see that it citizen's constitu- Worth Up to $4.00 No one is p practicing m od The next case in which th: White Lawn, Linen and Lingerie Waists, beautifully yor gre gle | 4 And again. the “Our andrei ti-- «ates iene } state excludes no one who te ac shelves. Hundreds of New Sift Petticoats, in more than fifty | ttimimed on front, back and sleeves with fine lace an¢ qualified, and who ts willtem te aun White enameied provision nbroidery ; dozens and dozens of styles. A grand one different styles. Beautiful, deep, embre red flounces, shirred, pleated, tucked and tailored style Black, lay je at 98e, | nat ¢ nome to Wash- ' white and every other shade and changeable effect. Made mar antes of the best grade of guaranteed silk, and cut good and . jsortbed ‘as the only ones who may be hg | New Trimmed Hats $3 98 |Staminea, nna’ dentists Without ae 7 amination pre- chamber. Self-retaining casters White enameled remov able drip pipe. Swinging base board A. M. LOUGHNEY. Handsomely ornamented There remains this entire week, | outside casings on the Ten-Day Offer made by the Finished in golden oak Loughney & Loughney Speciaitsts, | Mineral felt lining in air Bigiving those who enroll during chamber—absolutely the best [i these Ten Days for a course of the « Bake Oven Treatments for an examination at alt, rewardiess o| thetr. qualifications hetwithstanding the examination and qualifications [by tne Dental Be Millinery FlowersHalf Price ,.\2i mesons Soe ated anywhere else in this town at less than 50 to $15.00. scribed by law but in the exercise insulation known. | wer every style, color and from One lot of Artificial F Btyle shown pothes tn four Bi tuy” grontmant. | The Loushoey combination that is made. For one at half price. | COME IN AND PROVE THIS ALSO b> , ; eo en ave ‘ellewed sixes —~ $41.50, $13.50, B) cured thousands of Rheumatic Suf — : + * Sgatnet the Dente) Corbin ane oer $16.50, $18. 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