The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 17, 1901, Page 2

+n SEATTLE STAR. Every afternoon ex t Sunday, Main 1 al Dept., Matn 1188, ® MARARD WELLS 1. F. CHASE, Musiness Manager | RB * per month, delivered Chica 8 xpr We require of « Why Contagious diseases, capable of self-supy of MORAL hea much « It is true tha «ra how about th Ment to oppose a arent ward of the s menace not com to the sons and artous p We lor child: w rap the parent tend to 4 criminal IMPULS robs the that vers We clety not efficient al confusion.” WN criminal? 1 « « danger; but t f foreign crime: nPASS 8 And by the a ahip we ope toors n that physical disease lly coming to eee that criminal acts he p minotogy have re A cle a ter dot where th. and | crime; and t shall know then ween them reape Dy the assas: If this ix not Investigation wi Born Anarchists who tmmigrate to eriminal pare degenerates ‘There are two distinot classes of eri by contact; or, they might be classed as quired, of which the former is a far more danger ‘We rightly provide laws to punish the act Jegisiate against the inherited impulse to do wrong? But how shall we deal with the inbdern desire to be viclo From the practical standpoint of our own affairs, the problem ts, tn & measure, answerable Let congress so amend the existing immigration law as to har the off pring of criminal paren required that eve correct conduct place from which the applicant ¢ At first glance, this might seem form of government, but a more careful Inspection will Let us YW ALL ABOUT the foretgn Anarchists, fewer assassins-to-be will to dwell among us and work misery and By our constitution we guarantee equal protect! @f political or religious beliefs. But A unless pleased to call that a po! telf admittedly, the desire to destroy all governme: foundation of society, and substitute nothing therefor Let congress amend the tmmigration law and te treason against the government. ‘ Let this be done, and perhaps we shall be ab! Sassinated presidents at THRER. a ASTOR MAKES APOLOG William Waldort Astor has apologize’ for his desertion try. It wasn't much of an apology, but tt crime, what ts? 1 show that a very large p the Unite tage of the f 4 States have sprung from tt are the faces of age. The very fa ¢ most Crime Inherent and crime rime poss and crime ac us and stubborn type committed, but how shat! we We punish vice, from entrance to the United States: let | person seeking admittance shall certified by the auth show clea this showing to be fea at the | to be a stricture on our constitu onal we take in, and fewer me tn im ont ettee mn to all Nitten! belief wht emnrdle rehy theal belief’ tear down the the best Wnder the ctreumstances. He didn’t flop down on his marrow b- 4 tell the American people that wher he became a citizen of ee the also became more or less of an ass. He just explained that he never | ‘would have deserted the flag of the United States if the newspapers Bad not bitterly criticined him ‘The truth of the matter is that Actor is not a success tn Ble was 0 small American and he {s @ small Britisher. He had and still has, barreis of money. Man who lives on rents efforded them ex Engiand landlord—a The newspapers aid jump on him, and he t opp: #. He made his celebrated remark that, “A gentieman could not Iive tn this ¢o renounced and de Bounced the Is his birth, and became a British subject in 1899. What a job of bootlicking that man did! @runken sailor. He had lords and ladies at his that asly permitted to } Sow King of England. Think of the joy. But he couldn't buy p« ed, Aidn’t flock to hi eens, but social fall that reached most rtunit He spent money banquets, It ts salt » the Prince of Wales, f that honor | like a | he was graci n money t the b wition and honor. to any m The people he really want- extent. He w: He wae gutity humiliating ¢ f several acts of | © financial euc- | scourteny uslons The newspapers of Engiand sized him up. They have mot been Merciful in their remarks Let Astor stay in England, The people of the United States have Po interest in his troubles, exeept to be ame Oay ie received and filed, and the people wi Importance. od. Hila half-hearted « attend to matters of m: ————_—__ It seems almost monstrous that the a Jowed to go through a prolonged defons Geiay justice by playing the insanicy for bim. zolgose should be al urts, and perchance | ice can be too swift LADIES’ NIGHT Athletic Club Bowling Aliey Open on} Thursdays Electric fans give | Kilbourne # Clark Co Second “Hurrah girls! This expression of half triumph and hi gle triumph because it is a victory that Mt Sadles of the club have otsiven hard to obtain—passed vociferously among the women members of the Bowes, that after Oct A nesday evenings, * Ciew of the club avail themselves of I-knife Slaw Cutter the opporgunity: but just nas lf 2-knife Siaw Cutter |: 0 ecaergensar gy ar tga ni knife Kraut Cutter me ther A, it In anid the pro iSvam will be changed box .. + t-knife Kraut Cutters, with "0x 2.54 Coat-Flowers . aot | It {# quite the mode to 18-inch Chopping Bowl ....Be ern int) . | en place dmrones, an ions. Giant t Goa Spelger & Hurlbut es ir pelger & Hurlbu fonable flower f Petre bats. Complete t 1216-1217 Second Avenue Bre exquisite in pansion re of tulle Joops and b« THE SEATTLE STAR PRACTICE = (ABBO'S} 1 wit har t players and be “ Grateful Patients Tell : the Story of Their Rescue. | | | Seattle High School Team € A Getting in Trim Manane Brightman haw secure f mar About th in Benttle U, of Michigan, in Seatt NO PARALLELS lh, the said of Med- icine and Sur- gery. MASON’S FRUIT JARS FOOTBALL University Eleven Getting in Trim, Reguiar Schedule of Games 25-Cent Ro for 18 Cents st Coffee What Some of His Grateful Patients Say of Him: " Humes, Sam Hu nis per p ta J t, Fred Hastings, A ert ty, We grind 7 my - * RL Ewing A rae, fine of pulverized, F Loup, Lewis more per bott ‘DSC erson, Fred McEimon, Frat REACKRURRY BRANDS seat about who expe SALAD on Ihe ar st knowr and most and has always the athiet ne BARTON O1 This w 18e ey “8. § 104-106 FIRST AVENUE Bet Yosier ant Washington Tetophons Main 162 » Kann »Doucall 5 eer outhwickK Co precy 717-19 - 21-23 First Avenue Pia ee a Abbo Medica aA The New Dress Goods ¢ 2...) for Autumn. | E want you to See one of the most exclu- ren have pureled the whole fraternit sive showings of colored Dress Goods Australia GFient ever shown in Seattle. Fabrics for tailor-made suits were never so popular before; manent sod be protests his pation never such a wide range of styles to choose from. pedi eee oO There is a substantial worth to these fabrics al- No living man has made the record most impossible to secure in the ready-mads suits. on te Assan ead vaouiows Broadcloths, the new autumn shades; short aches hein See a napped ; medium and light weights; 52 to 54 inches wide; $4.00, $2.25, $2.00 and $1.50 a yard. All sufferers from Catarrh 48-inch wide wale Cheviots for tailor-made Spd Consumption Nervous D9 suits, $1.75 a yard. §2-inch Basket Cloths, brown and gray mix- Piles, Biad R tures, $1.50 a yard. 52-inch Crayonette Cloths, thirteen colors, 6176 of Women such as ha $1.75 a yard. f i“ % 52-inch Prunella Cloth, $1.25 a yard sand Polypold AAAARAAACARD | ~ Special Quick “Treatment For Diseases Peculiar to Men. cater Hamilton Lew ident Wm. H. Buttner, Jas President, Vice F German-American Anvestment Co, 619 THIRD AVENUE makes blind ta in Office Hours—9 «. Sundays, 11 a. m. te ation and examination free to § p.m. p.m, ABBO Medical and Surgi- cal Institute, SEATTLE, WASHINGTC INCORPORATED, 8 ° offerings, + Our first mortgag investors & per oF on improved renl estat ttle n not to exceed 6 t of the cash market e securities | rth an early invest m, and w eT * well as that PERMANENTLY LOCATED our standing and m n. Highest ank referen Tteal 1 investments, tate eclalty, joanw ar Managing and renting of property | 1411} First Avo., Seattle, Wn, ‘His CURES HAVE) XO il tui Pacific Coast Steamship Co Por Sen Francisco Aven PAGING CLIPPER LINE CAINS, Prositent BAILING Saturday, Sept. 28 2 p.m. prereeeoooose HUMBOLDT 8.8, CO 8. $. HUMBOLDT 3 «3 “ ° 2 is Sept. 23,at8 P.M 4 bd 1 I e “ 3 : 3 OOOOO0O0O6O SOOStOHOOOD Nien mere = bem ar ea = The White Pass and Yukon Route the Me “i ' HAW * Mg Wae « y naar : ForHonolulu Direct ae The G) be Navigation Co. : ing About July 15 : Pree e ee re reeee re oereeeee py ope farye ke Third Sailing Sptomber 15 = CLASSIFIED ADS. AMSTHACT OF TITLE AMCHETECTS JOUN GRAHAM, a0 » v ATTOMNEYR-AT-LAW Nationa! Bank of Commerce " . t g Sate Depow r > ph” Exchans Scandinavian- American Bank ” Seoeeeceses cocooeeseeess GRAND RIDGE KOLE LUMP AT $3.75 PER TON NUT AT $2.75 PER TON This kole is f eee PIANOS . An ORG. ANS the PRICES LOWEST TERMS * at i 4 y save PIANO! ANS SHERMAN, CLAY & 60": Pianos and Organs TH 2d AVE. STEINWAY DEALERS Whea you seetuat ow * window you know tes therw i tieer INSURANCE &s ie Amer Bondi pe atrence, § Maryinod Casualty Compauy ‘Telephone Matn 38) Wing Pekan Gules POOSSHSOOOOP OOOO OOS ODORS Seattle Transfer C Freight, Passenger and Baggage STORAGE ‘Tel, Bain 4-40, Ofloe 623 Piri ay, ROOSOS OPO SO OOS SODOCSCCOE aE CLATRVOVANTS DERSON property. ¢ ho forete Hayward of Minneapolis; call o thin gifte man and she w send you away happier, wiser and capable of being successful in any fertaking; her charge andn than so-ca y « nferior readings, a snen jays Fr Room 12. CONTRACTORS ana BUIT BROMLEY _& WELLS, genera ANCING aed wi ACADEME BS acad rs DRAMATIC—OPERATIC FRANK ©. BGA SCHOOLS amatic and of edaye block DENTISTS A.W. PHILLIPS i blooe 3 Hinckley DRESSMAKE FOR inden i reception gow bi LYNCH © SHAW, W-7 Maller bia Mimo A. 6. Amit, 6 Hipwle block DYWING AND ¢ Parisian Dye Worke—We ; ean, prose. the ave, Tel. Main 01 m Dye Works,” ine Phone, Main 39 AL MAC ON & WYMAN CO. NERY BRICK dynam and motors tnetalled: hy wiel and hell work. 18d Western avenue PINANCIAT Private money at low ra interest. Grol, Damus & Osun Marion WARRANTS ands a rison & Eehelman, Mutua cs OLYMPIC OIL CO, 1 Ma or | Bs hi lle le von SALE VUNmmAL DrARCTORS HARKNESS AND SA MALE WANTED FURNISHED HO TAXIDER MISTS 9 eam a ¢ Dy INSURANCE TINseRs MACHIMSTS TRANSFER COM q “ All ® " 5 wt MECHANICAL EXGINERRS oat vorcs: (aCe CULTURE 12. Hoiyae wy WASTED At once; any WANT 1 pigeons, Call Harty v Ma OCULISTS AND AURISTS vA NADBA with menmtock 1 nd pro 24th and B fel AND Put ~ ‘mic. 3 wo! Te me anc ot lake ne hapin hid Hinckie fir. J. A. Mackinnon, @ ¢ SHELLABARGER ATENT ATTORNEY Barnes & ¢ ns DANS ly blo wit r- Boyd © PAINTERS EF PERSONAL Wk n TLY BETTER MUSIC att ¥ BG ‘or 25 tm the home just as soem as Gy low the average im by makers of repute et in tone, construction: se prices will show bow snd new Kimball Organs = 966.00 up, ” terms of $6 down and ix, i” sh D. §. Johnston @ « . . 903 Second Avenie Mi erke Bulldl fr Fr 3 We have one of the finest lines of PAPER HANGINGS in thecity. Call and inspect them. Fine Decorating a Specialty PROF yea Sundays cremate Rage ns ame: W STAR PAINT CO. | -& : 300-307 Pike St, Seatie Th co ed STOVES te relined by J.B a7" P wi avenue; d ° he Rr tira ns ‘1 wtey NWON. sivlish millingsy: Sur ‘prices. NYSICIANS AND SUROnONG USE @ ks a 1409 SECOND AVE. ‘a Ra, removed to 18-18 Wouna — . *. rd a Pp t [DR HINELY Mutual Lite —HUEEN COAL E DR FAL W-49 Siare-Boya t F : atel_Black 988; ree. Green 16). > tried always used, zt PLUMBING Success the “tae ee cy HAVLRTT & MULLIN. New work ceetentaal 7 el. Butt 9 usiness started in a Geo, M. Woodlr ei, Malin Sut |[ Aus. 1898, and has increa RAUTMAN Pi sutt ati ““helephone Union 24 for steam BARR « 808 Black tos: and domestic, ordera (0 THO, TURNER Green # Gelivered north of Pike street Les = SR RNR em oe] Telephone Main S88 ders tor Ms ' NG AND BINDING very south of Pike street WARRUT Report Printing & Puniial si ing Oo. Bigh grace Jon's be ® Spring street. Tel. Burr oa Diamonds, Watches, it RULE RROB.. comme and Silverware a Rrson's anée Steer aw Albert Hanset — : MPFROPOLIFAN Pri argest jewelry house in tht Ca. a tnd ave. rthwesh