The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 10, 1914, Page 2

THE STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1914. 9 TELLS OF THE TIME WHEN HE WAS MASTER OF HORSE TO SULTAN OF ZANZIBAR! BRITISH SOLDIERS CAN SHAVE 'EM NOW FIND ROCKEFELLER AGENTS | Easter Specials at Wester- IN SERVICE OF UNCLE SAM, man & Schermer’s Mammoth troyed the Ru brother, , that Japan ha in a) King Edward's younger t by! was making a trip around the | sian fleet off Port Arthur wldier of! world, | was to make my af One day the Japanese shipo arne rival coincide with that of his theline Mayra Maru arrived to or take on coal In accordance with oe | ere al etiquette, the health offi and I were re WAS MASTER OF HORGE a By Fred L. Boalt Ostensibly | was to be master er, Di Irwin colved at t By Gilson Gardner The first man summoned before WASHINGTON, April 10 the house sub ttee on rural credits was Dr, Carver, who ts de mway by the | You will always feel well It would not } of he fo the su and a wort r 6 ele ‘. BELT ca tripartant tegislation scribed in the record of the official surprise = me 5 ) during | BByigating ottions ant ne ae dressed if you buy here— r islatio hearthne bo. a representative of of ma ¢ . officer and conducted to the state Bending in congress is revealed en tee eee tion. but aa d Aleck Me the pomp and pageantry of the | poem, of the commander, where Our line of Im the fact just discovered that ~ ” re ab) If that welcome to the x's brother we were offered wine and cigar two supposed officials of the de. 2" oftlc lal of tt de moet S | . bar W I finished ¢ business. rtm: mo Gartectare, whe |setoulture at the head of the rural | boy yonder was Zantibar was full of sples of RECOGNIZES CAPTAIN organization service . ' ive been giving e Savine For two day Dr, Cary oe every race and color, But th I could not keep my eyes off On rural credits legislation, are jot py Laugh, my crisia passed, and the cabinet | .) Svvissting officer, He bad really in the pay of the Rocke oe eh ri RI gay tr Tis an ministers and the diplomate of | ine rank of a captain, I could not 4 feller Foundation and mot of the ere nuvi cg Aare ie pacha hh | joke the powers regained lowt wl IL | Semomsber that f hed ever known i wernment. avi af the vatel ered n | But if you could nuppore , a Japanese naval officer, but, @ fr Thomas Nixon Carver ts “ - | read the minds On the day | was to leave Zanal nahaw. this man’s face Was 3 . Paid By Foundation > taean Sean ; ty Rave gt tama nan eeenally chief of the ; rur or Mr. Thow a also the pay : | b> ne vl ; ee bar Mars » Lge ve ” ’ ys ae strangely familiar srvice” which ha ese bar be mourned him for a wee ound a tenee aid aiven up the prob! » of methods |" Mg ars Fugadation. LONDON, April 10—The girlish! and — elevator another k almost as good, and 9 ; Sat oo , 1 hen aa of marketing farm produce Fle ge ee eed that Sears,| upper lip of Eddie, prince of Wales,| poys, and bell cant eae out of my ming. | “nally, “but you an | edu & Co. and ve ternation: is said to be responsible for a re | candtink ES = 1 went to Lorenzo Marque : Formerty at Harvard. rvester company ' For answer he little man ae rermerty at xargs can. |g Lineventer pany 4 cent ruling of the British war of-! gardeners, and Aleck MeNab | Portuguese East Afri duc ensue aunt ats the ome h ; . Carver was formerly a profes- | heavy contributors to the Kockefel-| tiga which k anand vel 7 ortaas pear My sed a aughed and ¢ ly le . o } J Sor of political economy at Harvard, jer Foundation, which ates ee ce ce |) Oram ame king's business, I penetrated the rion He returned a minute show all the latest color subsidit/tlonal with military officers borers, you would find many sples.| intertor for big game. And, final enoonmmormelin the agricultural department | Ein rerst hy erse Sea to learn oF what Use they muy. | Perm, where an appointment | iie/was Marui, the $10-a-month in » blue and brown. oo al ¢ 0 is royal shyness is soon to Join! of the knowledge gained by spy awaited me as coaling master ly J * oad Ask to h Good Results Follow the Use| something unknown to congress a cavalry regiment vs | Apatiexe Coo see our extra heavy . No law Was ever passed creating| A, tor t the| '™% | MADE COALING MASTER He enjoyed the joko hugely : of Foley Kidney Pills. it and no appropriation ever made | pi; em Omeeing story Sore oe Hut there is little going on OM | rhe gation, though Hritiah filling my wine glass and offer blue serge at $15.00—in Roms it a propria Fince’s experience with the Hoy| «nig coast that the government | owned, was neutral, and we conled | ing me eaure all styles. A lame back, sore kidneys and | ‘Cot otary Houston merely got in-| “Ce vtured by a amatl band ble roy-| °C ,JePan does not know. AY®% | ait ships, no matter what flags | “Maruta!” [ exclaimed; and in Seep-disturbing bladder weaknesses |, touch with the Rockefeller Foun: | al high bepcoe and on other coasts, toc | they flew, I returned to civiliza- | stantly, and in confusion, begged We show all the novelty * was made to part with) “| am reminded of a Japaner® | tion if Perim ‘warn you that your kidneys need an be called civ: | his pardon dation and broug one eats not usue emove: " tia ; need to be toned up, strength: | 0h men ionneding = a bs re at ad 10) cook 1 once had, "Twas Pig Dur | Miizatton—to learn that Japan and hades in Hats, with plenty ipped and their normal action re) yt ie et hy Reprosentative Mee penis. 10 Insure againat bis escape.) ban I picked him up, and Bever | Russian had come to grips and TALKS ENGLISH NOW of blues and greens, at Stored. Bladder weakness causes is stated by Representative Mc When the time came for his re} pave | tasted curry to equal | Si eee ) ec wna Women| ughtin of Michigan that Secre-|jease his clothes were returned to| starata’s be mars - . a He laughed again, and told me $2.00. We carry the Stet much d en e! a r e. dding roudly ‘ pd s iapecially suffer from this annoy-|'@°¥ Houston was at one time a | him COULDN'T TALK ENGLISH | Bis real name, adding proud) son and the famous Mallory ee, Just a trial of Foley Kidney | member of the general education) Meantime he was “safe” For! A quiet little chap was Maruta ec ee a oe Hats 7 a ous c « " . e dingy eon as in the t Pills will convince you of their prac. | Poas. through which (he Rock the prince ts notoriously say and most efficient among the wae” ler Foundation fund ts disbursed. — ee The kind of a rural credits law which would be recommended by men working for the Rockefeller in terests might be a rural credits law entirely satisfactory to such tn ests, but it might not be the best kind of & law for the farmers, Sena tor Kenyon has introduced a resolu: tion to inquire into the whole mat-| ter. pots and pans, but he had one fault He couldn't understand a word of English. Save for this, he was @ model servant I was on the water police at Durban, but because of my know! edge of the native dialects and Hoer Dutch, | was loaned by the department to the police court as interpreter | With Maruta to cook for me and keep my house in order, no bachelor w ever more comfort ‘teal value, for results show as soon You begin their use. They act! entirely on the kidney and bladder ‘and are a health giving and health Maintaining medicine, valuable tn ‘all disorders arising from weak, in Sctive and sluggish kidneys. They @ontain no habit forming drugs and & pure medicine. In 50c and 00 sizes. N. B—Foley Cathartic Tablets (containing blue flag) are a whole. ipome and thoroughly cleansing ca-| vise” nencie ta’ don things ie : ¢ e Thartic. Very easy to take. no) wouldn't do himself Or nausea. 25c per bottle | _ im perfect harmony with Foley| Best modern outside rooms, 25¢ Kidney Pilis. For sale by Bartell|to 60c. Stewart House, 86 West - Drug Stores. Stewart.—Advertisemeng His English, by the way, was as good as yours or mine! Hut he would not tell me why he was masquerading as a cook in South Africa. Nor did | press him. | have wondered a thousand times if once si then, why the little man attached himself to me He did not know-I did not know myself—that | would be sent to Zanzibar on @ secret mission. What interest had Japan in Zanzi bar? Did my cook know of my 1 was beinning to think | might Let Us Repair Your | business with the Duke of Con live and die in Durban when word | Jewels No > Else You May Preneh m.. ones > post-haste to came for me to KO post haw Lose Them interest could a naval officer have Zanaibar | You may remember that the |Folke rarely look to see whether| '" the territory grabbing intrigues of the powers? present sultan of Zanzibar, Ma- jor not their jewels are safely T homed Said Berkesh, when a boy, | mounted. If they did, fewer peo ype amy ny i connet om went to Eton, to school, He was | ple would be losing valuable gems dag unless there is one answer fn England then. on account of loose claws and cg Termes be that the J. I - nay bi he Japanese, an SELLS OUT ZANZIBAR org cep Inquisitive people, find it worth The regent, an Enalishman, bad | Pring os your rings now We ox 1d The regent, an Bogiishman, bad | Bilis nets ft their while to inform themselves sold to Arnold, Chene on all matters, large and small, of New York, for $100,000, a con important and trivial, everywhere cession so valuable that it in the world amounted to selling Zanzibar It Extra Special —_ $1.50 and $2.00 Dress Shirts, with collars to POYNOR WILL SAVE YOU One-Third or More ON YOUR Furniture See theae prices—then come and see the goods $20 quartered Oak 13 00 China Closet . $25 bird's-eye maple Chiffo- nier $15.50 is mame oi: $20 quartered Oak Dining Table fumed ical i MATINEE SATURDAY SI 1 finish— ’ “ Peg 0 My Heart) “AND France, | setts conse 300, match—a big variety to choose from able. 1 paid Maruta the munifi Special price for Satur- cent salary of $10 a month. day— $1.15 TWO STORES esterman& Schermer AMUSEMENTS= MOORE toncat! ETROPOLITAN mi a All Week. jmany heart pangs pty ot Ay OO a | both nile gy Raoataed Store No. 1—220-222 First Avenue S. rch hase tipeaahadhaaaed es hee $22.50 tae te the’ diplomatic dovocctes one tentur ot our ena onthe POOR TOWSER! Store No. 2—103-5-7 First Avenue S. then! Every power hurried to establish a consulate there. Zaozibar, you must know, ts rich in spices and other products, and is, besides, the headquarters of the elephant ivory trade that comes from the heart of Central Africa. M. BENNETT Of my business in Zanzibar, I am not permitted to speak, even now. The Duke of Connaugh' aterials, promptness and —- FORT WORTH, Texas, April 10.) =——— The dogs of Fort Worth have | been warned to quit chasing and ‘siting “at! “tatmuoviter seaee|, 10 DIE OR DYE? |PAY FOR BABIES threat of arrest or death Police | | Commissioner Davis, on complaint} CHICAGO.—Joseph Pabalsky told) CHICAGO, April 10.—In {ts fight f many drivers, has decided to put |the court he tried kill himself | against race suicide, the State bank ja special officer on the streets to | bi use his wife insisted on buying of Evanston announced that $1 keep noisy animals from the pave-| underwear and always bought it! would be placed to the credit of € ment and shoot them !f necessary. ' pink ery baby born in the city Hmits. : hnieh Drewer "$400 Par : THE 3S PANTAGES | tee rer oy tear - mo TE a wieee Chenaee” Metropolitan — “For Napoleon S. H. POYNOR * and France,” in motion pic- poos AND MONKEYS FURNITURE In “A Hot Time in Dogvilte™ Sign of the 1621 Fourth Avenue Edmond Leva! “THe sort Sour Between Pike and Pine and motion ne } bre Theatre | Remember the Place—PALACE CLOTHING CO., 1022-1024 First Avenue, Gor. Spring St.—Remember the Place The Greatest Sacrifice Sale in the History of Seattle—-A Monster Slaughter of Prices on High Grade Clothing HROWN to the PUBLIC) els $7 5 ( () () Cloth; a Boys’ High-Grade g, Hats, Shoes §S T O CK and Furnishings $15.00 Men’s Suits $4.00 Men’s Pants 50c Suspenders $5.00 Walk-Over Shoes $3.00 Men’s Hats 50c Ties $1.50 Dress Shirts $4.85 $1.39 Ic $1.89 $20.00 Men’s Suits $5.00 Men’s Pants 15c Linen Collars $4.00 Dress Shoes $7.35 | $1.89 3c_ | $1.48 $1.50 Boys’ Pants 68c $30 and $35 Uncalled $1.00 Overalls for Tailor-made Suits $11.50 38c 98c_ 8c 29c $4.00 Men’s Hats $5.00 Boys’ Suits 20c White Foot Sox $1.89 | $2.48 $2.00 Boys’ Hats 68c 68c 4c PALACE CLOTHING CO, © ™ sne'stams™™ 1022-1024 FIRST AVENUE, CORNER SPRING STREET SATURDAY, (0 A. M. 75c Underwear $5.00 Work Shoes (8c $2.48 All Leather Suit Case $3.50 Boys’ Shoes Y2 Price] $1.68 $25.00 Men’s Suits $9.85 $2.00 Union Suits 25c Garters $5.00 J. B. Stetson Hats $2.35