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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-08

NEW YORK When the great
ocean greyhound the Deutschland.
makes her first voyage 20 the Medi=
teruneah ON winter cruise Jan. :.
her mander. Capt Carl knompff
viii have 10 his credit TO trips
across the Atlantic. west and cant
ur lua la all This makes him not
only one ~ the oldest chief officers
Ia point Of service ia the Hamburg
American line. bat also one Of the
veteran active commanders 81 big
steamships now crossing the At
lautle
Capt kaempu has frequently dis
played feata 81 ooai-headneaa that
have given him reputation for
having nerves like steel This quail
ity has become we'll known 90 En-
peror William. Hho has personally
commended the captain and secured
his advancement iu the service OF
the steamship line kasmpt poaa
seaHea the order % Red Eagle. with
the newly founded crown FOR the
same decoration. personally confer
red By the emperor.
Capt kAempf has beon following
the sea sine. he was Il. having
made hia first voy age across Tbs
Atlantis then on = German bark. tbs
nufar it was not until 1897 that
be Juiusd the Hamburg American
iine having previously besn IN com
mand Df many vessels ia many az
fvfvnt wufrra A. Oas time he vas
even In the service 81 the Japanene.
having been ia command % the
steamer Taiau Mhru.
lie has done many acts involving
personal courage. Eleven years ago.
while tn command ct the GelIrri by
sheer hgayery aud GOODNESS he saved
his ship. passengers and erys. AFTER
the vcnset had caught fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-08
THEORIES ABOUT FOOD
Also a Few Facts on the
Same Subject

We hear mach nowadays about
health foods aud hYEieutc living
about YrEetarianiHm and many 9th
~ fada along the same line.
Restaurants may be found In the
lArEr cities where no meat. pastry
OF coffee Is served and the food
crank Is In bis glory. and arguments
aud theories galore advanced 20
prove that meat vas never intended
for human stnmarhu. and almost
make IA believe that our sturdy an
ceafora Who lived four score years
in robust health on roast beei. pork
and muttou must have been grossly
ignorant Of the laws Of health.
Our forufatherH had other thinEs
10 DO than formulate theories about
tho food they ate A warm welcome
uaa extended to am Kind from
bacon % hEurna
4 healthy appetite and common
sense are excellent guides Ia fullos
in matters % diet. and a mixed diet
% grains. frultH and meats h IN
doubleday the best
A. compared with grains and veg
stables meat furnishes the most
nufrimsnt In a highly concentrated
form and IL dieeatsd aud asalml-
lated more quickly than vegetables
and grains
Dr Julius Remmson on this sub
feet SAYS. Nervous persons. people
run down In health and u low vital
Ity should eat meat and plenty OF
a. 10 the digestion ia too feeble al
first u may be easily corrected By
the regular use % StuRrrs DyspeR
STA Tablets after each meal TNo
Of these excellent tablets taken
after dinner win digest several
thousand grains Of meat. egEs OF
other animal food Ia three hourS
and no matter how weak the Htom-
ach may be. no trouble will be e.
psrleneed II regular practice =
made of using StuaFts UyHpepsih
Tablets. because they supply the
Bepsin and diatase necessary to per
feet digestion. and every form ~ In
digestion will be overcome hy their
use
That large class Of people who
come Nhuef tho HfAu HA hEt VIM
dyapepticH should eat plenty Of
meat and insure It's proper diFeH-
ton. by the daily use Of safe,
harmless digestive medicine like
stuarta Dyspepsia Tablets con-
posed Of the natural digestive prin
elpIes. pepain. diastase. fruit acids.
and salta. which actually perform
the work Of digestion Cheap ca
thartlc medicines Incorporating I'M
der the name Of dyspepsia cures are
useless for indigestion a. they have
absolutely no effect upon the actual
digestion Of food
Dyspepsia In all lie many forms is
simply a failure OF the stomach TO
digest food. and the sensible way to
solve the riddle and cure the dys-
popsla IL 10 make daily use nj meal
time OF a preparation like Stuart s
Dyspepsia Tablets. which IL Endorsed
By the medical profession and
known 10 contain active digestive
principles.
AL druggists sell Stunrt's DyHpep-
STA Tablets AZ 50 cents for fun treat
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-08
POLLASkY
AFTER THEM

Marcus pollAsky. the frenzied
fiuancler who offered 20 buy the
Washington hotel. but didn't. and
later left the Butler hotel because
Of trouble with Manager Ktng. is
golnE to buy the sf25 600 OF bonds
that are TO be sold shortly for build
mig \ now jail and charging the
municipal lighting plant
At least he has told Comptroller
Riplinger 50. Pollasky asserts that
he Is going 10 make "A lower bid
than anybody else. The reason is.
he declares. that the citys bonds
are as good as gold. that he has IN
bounded faith in the future great
ness Of Seattle and that he intends
to make his home here.
PollAsky has not handed In his
bid yet 90 the comptroller. nor have
any brokers. but IL is supposed they
VIII all come in at the last moment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-08

Mr. Florence Hicks. VenHome ho-
tsl, Seattle. state Secretary DauRh-
tsfs q Liberty sayH. .Dnan's Kid
hhey Pills cured ne Of kidney and
s.adder troubles from which I sur
iefed Tor over three years. After my
aoetor had given me up Ga despair
@Hd my friends thought I would not
Ase the year out ] began using your
p.ls and IN eleven short weeks !
HeN woman. Words cannot
sescflbe % Fnu the suffering I en-
49, When sick. nor the gratitude
.hink that ] afu once more well.
u ever siN months ago and I
- noi had nu ache or pain since. -
Kidney diseases cause more deaths
80 any other human affiirtiuu
ms f. because they come on %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-08
PARENTS CAUSED
DAUGHTERS ARREST

PORTLAND. Ore. Feb s--Wurd
has been received here 81 the arrest
Of Beatrice Struble. the f1-year-
daughter % Wallace struhle. we'll
known Methodist minister. formerly
Of Portland. but now OF Chicago.
and president Of the Anti Cfgnret
league. The girl was arrested In a
Chicago dive singing a song 10 a
questionable audience. Her parents
caused her arrest
The girl has been stage struck for
several years and has three times
run away from home in attempts to
enter upon her stage career. when
arrested she stated that she wanted
a large wardrobe and things we're
too slow In other lines.
Her father - now In Oregon.
heading n movement 20 peas n law
farhlddlng the sale OF cigarets TO
minors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-08
Bill Is Aimed at the
Packers Trust
SPEAKER mueLeR FATHERS MEASURE ~HlcH WILL sE .
BOON TO TIE INDEPENDENT PACKERS OF THE STATE

One ~ the reasons why the trust
la anxious for the btu Ia pass is that
II can hold its pack Tor the present
season and sell n az "a high price
during the closed season OF 1905
More than this. the trust has, heavy
holdings In the Alaska fisheries.
which are not affected In the least
by the law While the independents
are not a1 fortunately laireuched
II Is pointed ont By the iudcuend=
entB that. while they are suffering
period Of inuetian during the
closed season. the trust Will be
reupinE IA benefit from their packs
Ia Alaska. II would not be a difn=
cult matter for tho trust 10 move
It's men and pafaphorualia 10 the
northern fishing grounds and sell
the output from is eauuerleH during
the rising market that would be Oc=
caHi0ned by the closed season
II rs said that the passage Of the
Law would practically put the indie
pendent packers on the sound out
Ut business. as the expense ~ put
ting the plants and machinery into
repair after the season uf inaetiOn
would eat up the profits 81 the
business The trust however. could
be rcapiuF the benefits Of tho Alas
Ia pack and the result 81 the pas
anFe 81 the bill would be the total
destruction 81 the business OF the
independent packers.
Twelve independent caunericn
would be closed for six weeks ~ the
year and 800 gill METERS. Who bring
IN about 81 600 .Oo0 Ia fish each year.
would be thrown out 81 work.
FRANK = ROBERTS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-08
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

The suit brought by S. NJ. Hilberg
against c. u. Hilman. TO force the
latter to deed TO HIM "a lot which
he bought is being tried before Su-
perior Judge Frater today. Hilberg
charges Hiimnn with having sus-
stitued on n receipt for the descrip-
ton OF a lot In the Garden OF Eden,
which Hilberg had purchased. that
OF another piece OF property.
Peter johnson. a late arrival from
the old country. was initiated into
the ways Of the new last night ana
appeared bright and early at police
headquarters 10 report the loss Of
an overenat. which was stolen from
his room In the old jefferson hall,
not far distant from Chief Della
news office. Johnson told the po-
lice that he left the door Of his
room unlocked. but intimated that
he would be more careful In the
future.
&. u. Hillman. the well known
real estate dealer. met with a re
versal In the superior court yester-
day. Judge Frater decided that he
would have to give Samuel N. Hill-
berry, a workingman, clear title TO
land bought I'm the Garden OF Eden
addition or refund the purchase
price. with interest since the pur-
chase OF the property. The south
half of block % is the property in
volved.
IF. briggs reported to the eouu-
ell last night that Patrolman II. {.
Schumacher was off his beat two
nights without notifying anyone.
This has been referred TO the com
mittee OF the whole next Friday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-08
Olympia nureau
Seattle Daily Star.
Olympia, Wash.

OLYMPIA Feb A=rhs senate
IN sIIng nr the removal OF the
state capital fram Olympia 10 TIA
coma will nee Do fBIlWadrd through
ths hapse as b vas through the
senate
That Is aulhoritatiyrlY gIycu OUT
hv house leaders
me blli appeared Ia the house
indhlary committee this murnlns
sad Il vii hs thoroughly some over
by The committee before d Is placed
al paSsasa H the house.
Opposition to thv removal al the
capital is boHalnE up Ia many nov
places
senator Roth sent a hurry no cali
% John /. Wilson. % Seattle. b
cone Over and lobby against the
measure Wilson showed up so
rsae a. ever yesterday aud pat la
kls besi ticks
Wilson stated that the reasons Tor
hs ohiecllon % che removal we're
ssssrAl- told tie stAtsi thar the
plastsr as hardly yet dry ou the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-08
Patched Up


OLYMPIA. Feb. S.-The dove Of
peace has again alightcd on the
camp Of the King county delegation.
bat the perch ia fFIghtmlly IN
steady. II ia expected that AZ any
moment n little breeze maY come mp
that ALL knock the prom out and
diaaenaion viii again break the
ranks ~ the flying squadron
~ a happy turn Of affairs last
niEht the differences among the
members we're temporarily patched
bat the fuse may burn uut a. any
moment And some AkFroeket ait
messed by those whc are watching
the attempts 10 keep the delegation
together There b. no knowing
when The break will come. for the
spirit OF discord Il bY no means a.
rest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-08
Two ARRESTED

Just 70 show that they had not
forgotten the Instructions Of the
mayor. Patrolmen Hart and Hibusr
arrested Violet Wilcox. aged 20
years. and a companion. Mlas l..
Johnson. also young and lnoxpe
risncsd. on Western avenue a. an
early hour this morning They are
charged with lettering about zaloanH
and the officers say they have a
good case against them. Tho VII
cox woman was able 20 pat up cash
bail and was released pending her
trail IN police court this Afternoon
Miss johnson did not fare ~ well.
and spent the remainder 81 the
morning hours IN Jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-08
SCORED THEM

BOSTON. MaaA. Fob. S-The Nc
Nally breach Of promise case. In
which Charlotte Helen Dates
AcNalIy. a chorus riti. sought TO
recover $4,000 from Robert En-
mons leo. the son Of a wealthy Bos-
ton publisher. and said TO be- a near
relative OF Gen. Lee. the jury rem
dored \ verdict this morning in
favor uf tho defendant In HIS
charge 20 The jury Judge bishop
said the testimony disclosed a de-
pinrahle history. Both parties. he
said. had fallen into dishonor and
shame
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-08

silently. and are. therefore. neglect
81.
When the kidneys are well, they
remove from the body every day
nearly one ounce % uric acid and
other poisonous waste.
When the kidneys are sick. this
poison IS carried by the blood to
every uart q the body. II causes
rheumatism. Eaut. neuralgia sell
sticn. gravel stone IN the kidneys.
heart disease. Indigestion. diabetes
and BriRhfs disease.
Doau'a Kidney pills act promptly
and give com plcte relief. because
their Influence ~ eNerted directly
upon the diseased tissues. This
medicine has been curing sick Kid
uayH for - years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-08
MALONEY is AFTER
THE CORPORAL TONS
INTRODUCES DILL TO COMPEL THEM TO HOW MUCH
THEY EARN AND SPEND

not only within the city limits bui
outside Of them IL also provides
that cities shall have tho right 90
own street lighting plants outside
ot lis own territory The right 20
own and operate other railway Hys-
TENS than electric in the Hame ter
ritbry 10 provided.
The bill was primarily introduced
for the purpose Of giving West Sc
attic the right to construct and op-
crate tho shore line that has been
contemplated for some time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-08

night
=. l. Champion. OF the Antiers
hotel, gave the police an excellent
description Of a thief who Is sus-
peeted 81 lifting" the cooks watch.
A gold chain Is also missing. The
thief dtd minor jobs around the ho-
tel. and. after getting the confidence
Of his fellow employees. stole the
watch aud chain and skipped. His
whereabouts are unknown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-08

OLYMPIA. FEB s-Reprrsenta-
tive Maioney presented 10 the house
to-day a bin providing that all cor
pafatiouH should furnish 10 the
state a statement Of all receipts and
disbursements for each year
Representative Weber followed
With the introduction ia the house
Of a bill Elsina The right to all cities
10 own and Operate electric lighting
plants and street railway systems
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-08
HELD PRISONERS

Madrid Feh g-rhe Spanish
sniiHui nvuer1l nt Manila reports
that about 100 Spanish auIdIrfa. uha
wee takru Wtsuuerr hefuru the
atnetS uNuI0uun 81 the PHI
pplu'a are stu heid hy Tnml
tf'e TSe rsoioet bee askSd the
Spanish minister at wsaaltuHtnn to
fepO. ., m AIasftssp zrassfa pien, 20
arrange for thu rans,sl - hes
s.ldiegs Hs soon - tss-. 'tFe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-08
RATIFIED
ns Serious News A.sat

WASHINGTON. Fcb. The
state department. was Notified today
mat san Domingo had ratified the
ne" FrutaruL providing fnr ths re-
sFonsibliiiy Of her finances ~ the
United States. The document viii
be auhmitted "a the senate next
week Il provides for the manage
meut Of customs affairs hg United
States officials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-08
WILL GO BACK

Bv serinns News Aas.nl
NEW YORK. Feb. s.-Johann
Hoeh. the alleged Chicago Blue
beard today waived ali rights and
consented TO return to Chicago
without fighting exfradition. He
will leave In charge OF Officers this
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-08
TWO NEW ONES


NEW YORK. Feb s.-At an ad-
1outned meeting OF the directors of
the santa ~ railroad today 81. n.
Rogers and - G. Prick were elected
directors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-08
VIII Sc RIVE

BELGRADE Fob The feslf-
nation ef thr cabinet which was
handed 20 knE Peter on Monday.
has been withdrawn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-08
At BALLARD
WAR ON THE TELEPHONE

An ordinance was introduced in
the council last night regulating the
prices TO be charged by the present
telephone company operating IN the
city. The matter Is 10 be taken
up at the next meeting of the body
and II Is not expected TO pass.
Several Of the councilmcn are not
In favor OF the measure inasmuch.
as Il Is said. that the city Is now
getting IL phones free from the
company.
Others say that they do not see
why the telephone users should be
soaked because the city gets a lit
tie benefit Those opposing the
measure believe that the company
viii refuse TO furnish free telephones
any longer II the rate is reduced
by order Of the council. II Is hint
ed that the trouble the city Is now
having with the Sunset company
may result I'm "a franchise being
granted TO the Independent COM
pany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-08
PLANT DESTROYED

fhf HcFiNpa NfNH Na ~
CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa, Feb. s.
The plant OF the Bozen-Ryan Ele-
vator and Mailing company was de
stroyed by fire today. The loss IL
$20O, 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-08

BREMERTON. Feb. s-The Off
GERS and their wives left this noon
on the navy yard tug for Seattle. TO
attend the silver Slipper" matinee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-08

n, any evening. your copy Of Tha
Star has not arrivea at e:oo o'clock
tsiephone-s Sunset. Main 1850, or In
dependent iiSS. any time oetwess
ace and T:0o-and a copy win be sent
fou at once. bF special messenzer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-08

Many % The daily waas - WOMAN
hood are due 10 sick kidncYa. but
too many women fail 20 recognize
kidney trouble when they have n.
and kidnsy diseases are fatal II neE .
lected too long.
When a wonlan'a back aches
from morning 10 niEht--
When shr feels worm out after
every biz Of work she has 90 do
when she eaunas bend or stoop
without suffering tviures % palm
When she has constant headaches.
dizzy spells. bearing down pains
and urinary trpubies-
when she has any or all Of these
ailments Il ~ sure siEn thst ~.
kidneys are not doing their duty
Urie acid and other pdiaons that the
kidneys should filter out Of The
blood are carrying disease into ov-
cry part Of the system.
Regard thla as a danger signal.
Recognize the Kidneys as the cause
~ your many aches and pains. and
70 cure the kidneys nae a kidney
medicine.
Deans kidney Pitts cure sick Md %
neyn and cure them permanently
The Kidneys begin to do their work
properly. and pure blood. the great
est system regulator. restores the
whole body 10 health and strength.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-08

WASHINGTON. Feb. s-Henry
L. Wilson. present minister TO Chile.
will be given a diplomatic post in
Europe soon after March 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-08

ot Nssses kidneys First indication 81 kidney Troubs
Begin Using Kidney pills. Modern kidney Specific Which
Cured Thousands o. sopis Right Here Home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-08

rooms made vacant by the work Of
tho police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-08

LeNinson's Quality Store.
Bottles Full Measure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-08

50 pieces Harmony American
and Indigo Blue Prints. stand
ard quality. &C. value. special
Tor .ss.s.+-ss.-#s.-ss 3-4c
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-07-29

Mr.. Shonts, the Chairman of the
Panama Canal Commission, has no
kind OF doubt that the canal will be
built. Obstacles and difficulties are mere
incentives to increased effort, and the
CHEEKY optimism with which he views
his work is a solid guarantee Of the
success that will come. In MI.
Stevens, the successor to Mr.. Wallace
of resignation fame, Mr.. Shonts has a
sturdy coadjutor. Mr.. Stevens intends
to dig the canal and he will leave every
thing else to those whose business it is,
says the Sacramento Union.
There are now $4,000 men at work
and the organization of this small army
has still to be completed. The men
have to be housed. fed and taken care
Of and the sanitary arrangements must
be finished aud perfected. All this
will take time. but so long as the right
men are on the spot there is no doubt
that it will be done and done well. Mr..
Shouts believes that the yellow fever
danger has been exaggerated by a num-
Der of people who were simply fright.
ened, and this SEEMS likely enough.
Fright is probably the most deadly of all
epidemics. and can be safely trusted to
kill its hundreds while yellow fever is
killing its tens. Organized sanitation by
cool. headed and fearless men will give
q short shrift to disease.
The admirable common sense that
distinguishes the executive is shown by
the fact that a recreation agent has
been engaged and will 500 be On the
spot. The duty Of this official will be
the amusement and instruction of the
thousands of men who are employed.
There will be reading rooms, amuse-
ment and instruction halls and, in fact.
everything that can conduce to pleasure
and profit. Busy men have as a rule
no time to be i'll and a contented mind
keeps sickness at arms length. Under
French control Panama became a vast
grave yard. Under the present exec
utive its reputation will be very diff
ferent-
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-07-29
General News Summary

Luther Burbank, the California floral
wizard, is eagerly paid gilt-edge prices
by magazine, for articles on his evolu-
ton of flowers and plants.
Reports from Government Immigra-
ton Bureaus for the mouth Of June
show that during that time over 10000
Chinese applied for admittance to the
United States and of this number 5000
were admitted.
At q meeting of the Board of Control
of the American Stock Growers AS
ISOLATION at Denver, COL, July 20, res-
olutions were adopted asking President
Roosevelt to assist the stock growers Of
the country in securing reciprocity for
American meats in foreign countries.
Daniel Scott Lamont, Secretary of
War during the second administration
of President Cleveland, died suddenly
at his home at Millbrook, d. Y, SUM
day night. Heart failure was the cause
of death. At his death bed were Mrs.
Lamont aud two daughters, Frances
and Bessie.
Yellow fever in ~virulent form has
broken ont in the South. Between
July 18 and July 25 there have been l54
cases aud 81 deaths in New Orleans.
Four cases aboard ship are reported
fr1~n bort MOrp Ala Aofix,a N
ures are being taken to check the spread
of the yellow plague.
Sheriff Cary G. Hayird Of B Use,
Idaho. who last week refused to resign
at the demand of the County Commls-
s~ioners. who charged him with keeping
money due the county, has reconsid.
cred his action aud resigned. He will
pay over the shortage OF a few hundred
dollars and will escape prosecution.
United States Senator Mitchell of
Oregon, con victed Of using his office of
Senator to further the law practice of
the firm of Mitchell & Tanner of Port.
land. Oregon. has been sentenced to
pay a fne of $1,000 and six months
penal servitude. Pending a review of
the case by the Supreme Court of the
United States execution of the sentence
was deferred. In the meantime Nit.
chell will be placed under $4,000 bail.
The annual report of the United
States Land Office for the district CEN
tered about Spokane, WASH. dis loses
that there are 1880. 42S acres Of Govern.
ment laad still unappropriated in the