The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 28, 1902, Page 2

“TME SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY TELEPHONE Business Dept, Matn 10: Hditorial Dept . Main 11%. = RB HAZARD WELLS, Battor BF. CHARM, Business Ma ~ OFFICES Beattlo—1107 ‘Third avenue. Temple Court Bullding cxpress Building The officers of Ju convicts from the ¢ get shot by mistake if umbia to Belli ng Bay ain to siah went down to defeat In the Republi ‘ to the lest inst cruel fate and ntinued t ft b) “ until his head disappeared be 3 The Star foretold Josiah's defea Y athe ago the political ectipse of Sunset Bi ns Josiah Aid not believe the Stat he was 4 \ a It was unfortunate, Mr. Collins sh ¢ Se : The greatest good to the greatest number. The nation which tncor porater this idea into its constit re makes It a deciding factor in the administration of its w w most quickly reach that ideal condition when the many will be p @us and the few will suff 4 The greatest good to the greatest number. ? Would that every newspaper in the land adopted it as a motto Then a mighty influence would be let loose against the trust which seeks the greatest good for the smallest number, against the selfishness of cor- Porations which seeks to get much for little, against the man who oy 4 Presses that ho may prosper. a It Ie impossible to practice the Golden Rule without working for the a Wreatest good to the greatest number 4 eee HIS VERY CLEVER WORK Arthur ©. Jackson, F. A. G. 8 of Seattle and Alaska, his hed a eorrowful experience in the far Eastern portion of the United States 4 He has been cruelly deprived of a number of big medals by the direc- tora of the Charleston exposition, who claim that he secured them by truthful representations concerning his prestdency of the graphical society. Mr. Jackson is a remarkable man loosely combining a great many estimable citizens of Seattle, inctud- a tng all of the editors of the daily papers, Into a society for the discovery Of Alaska. It didn’t matter that Alaska had been located half a dozen times. Mr. Jackson was determined to discover tt himself, in the name ‘of the society, after collecting annual dues of one dollar a head. For three or four years he regularly elected himself president, and stilt col lected dues. The treasurer was a modest Individual, whom Jackson dis Gained to associate with, and the two were seldom seen speaking to i gether. In fact, few people knew who the treasurer was, on account o : his retiring disposition. Occasionally President Jackson issyed a quarterly magazine, well filled with Seattle advertisements, and some carefully clipped selections ji from other publications, Interspersed with “cuts” borrowed from the newspaper offices. Finally, when the interest of the members, including honorary vice presidents Admiral Dewey, the Sultan of Turkey and the Prince of ‘Wales began to flag, President Jackson determined to assall the Pole. His plan was to borrow a sleigh and reindeer from Santa along with some telephone instruments for sending back the news, and then, when the spring sunbeams were slanting across the Arctic tc i make a grand 24-hour rush for the pole, telephone back the glad tidings, shoot @ polar bear, and return with enough glory for the Alaska Geo- = Graphical society to make the members willing to pay dues for the re- i mainder of thelr lives. His reindeer were to be fed on com 4 hay ba carried in capsules in the back of the sled. ‘When the project fell through, owing to the surprising lack of In- terest of the members of the society, Mr. Jackson appealed to the In- ternational Geographical congress, In season in Berlin, but met with «ts ‘appointment there also. Nobody was willing to ask Santa Claus for the Joan of his acclimated reindeer and private sled. In the meanwhile dues were coming tn slowly. The eight hundred F Beattie members of the society were getting next to themselves, and = ‘were demanding value received. : Mr. Jackson ventured East, to the Pan-American exposition. There ‘he complied a great inter-planetary society for the discovery of other worlds, and the mapping of the same. He included, as usual, the Prince of Wales and the Sultan of Turkeyin his list of honorary vice presi- dents. Then, arming the society with a $10 telescope, for the purpose of beginning its investigations, he started oyt after members, as he had done in Seattle. Just what measure of success he attatned is not yet known here, but it seems that he finally drifted do@a to Charleston, 8. C. to the ex- position, and captured medals of brilliant hue and rare design, which ‘Were giadly handed to him for his researches on the moon. ‘The % telegraphic despatches tell why the commissioners recovered — thiese It is all very comical, despite its pathetic side. The pathos of the Hes with the members of his various societies who paid their dues like little men and thought they were getting something. | One of these days Mr. Jackson will probably return to this city with &@ Rew plan for the discovery of China at one dollar a head. For some years he thrived by | y cluding next Wednesday, July 2. Be- ginning with Thursday, July 3, “Ro- Theaters Snoke,” Hal Reid's beautiful South- “Pixie’s Triumph” Tonight Everything is in readiness for a night of merriment at the Grand this evening, when the comic opera, “Prixies’ Triumph,” will be given for first time in this city. The work filled with the sweetest and dain- and gives oppor- effective choruses, Miss Evelyn Orms- ‘airy Queen, will be heard 3 in @ Spanish dance. ‘| box sheet denotes an excellent sale for the performance. The pro- | suction is under the auspices” of K. Trinity Parish church, which has e. ‘worked in a determined manner for bes " henandeah” just as it takes a thief to catch a , ft takes an army man to pro- duce'a war drame. And one more fitted for the latter could not be found than Mr. Harrington Reynolds. He will present at the - Beattie theater, pecipsing. tomorrow the greatest war drama that has ever been written, “Shenai doah.” Mr. Reynolds’ long service a: an officer in the English army en- o ‘ables him to bring out a perfection ji of detail and realism that the ordi- ary man could not attempt. He : entered the army as a junior sub~ ‘aitern in Bombay, India, and served | in Madras and through the Burmese Tebellion. His command was trans- ferred from India to Africa, where he served in the ‘Thirteenth Hussars fm the Basuto and Kaffir campaigns under Colonel, now Lord Methuen, In both of these campaigns he was} ‘wounded. He himself will play the small part of Frank Bedloe, which foil will give him, however, a chance % to portray the highly dramatic Geath of this individual. The sce ae during the War of the Re iliom, and the principal event the Lalani ey battle of Cedar Creek. In this scene| MASTER witty 120 people will take part ne cast dl cl of the play { #a lon ‘and Mr. |¢rn story, wil ;. Reynolds has augmented his com-! run for four nights, ; Dany with the addition of seven new | night, Juiy 6, an ; ged for the speaking parts. Helat this house ‘obtained permission from Colo-| formances will be : per n of “Roan rnoon, turday af : Rel Lamping to have the use of the | oke,” the. first F National guard and the Seattle high | Juiy 4, and t 3s gchool will also contribute to the|‘ternoon, July y. Mont elaborate scenery has| ing elaborately prepared and should m prepared for the prodsiesten, |be well represented. regulation army uniforms have | ~ id Been secured, | ere comm Benjemin Howard will be seen in|, Beginning tor = the part of Lieutenant Kerchibol | !ard's Juvenile Op ra Company Se West, Gertrude Ellingham will be |small artiste will commence a two- ae @m by Miso Blanche Dougiaas,| weeks engagement at the ¢ x Ben Johnson will play Generai | Since leaving here the company has aa Werill. ‘The play will run the| Played In all the principal cities of et reat the Union, and just closed Ax a Third Avenue Theater Guit Yourself A ‘The lest performance of Too] ‘Take the Port ‘Orchard Route to $ Much Johnson” will be given this!) the battleships tomorrow and ha a evening. “The Defaulter,” Lincoln | the option of six trips to go po. Carter's great play, wili begin to- |turn, ‘Tickets good on all bo! i morrow night and run up to and in- way t » Aunt after weeding poys and giris wh: s the policy of th Management to keep any Who has pa ducements to re m here they to Vietorta and ye for th & Sulliv M. & Pine Wednesd 1 Fourth of July matinee. mainder of the ¥ ring Tam gro I should have bought of his'n, de have rixen. I hear tide hi Six round tri from Colman d Store Open Until 10 O'Clock Per gallon— 50c and 75c HOICE OLD BURGUNDY— $1.25 and $1.75 PHYSICIAN”—Pure old medicinal Port Wine RYE OR BOURBON WHISKEY— $2.00 and $3.50 BEST QUALITY COCKTAIL We, Te and $1.25 RIESLING WINE— $1.00 and $1.25 BLACKBERRY BRANDY— 75e and $1.00 WHITE RYE WHISKEY— $2.75 and $3.25 GRAPE BRANDY— OLD CANADIAN RYE WHISKEY—Ver COGNAC BRANDY— . $3.50 and $4.00 JAMAICA RUM— be the attraction and IMPERIAL MALT RYE— BETHESDA GINGER ALE— Per bottle 10 BETHESDA SARSAPARILLA Per bottle 186 MALT NUTRINE— ANHEUSER BEER— Cooper & Levy 104-106 First Ave. Bot. Yesler and Washington Sts Telephone, Main 182, BLANCHE DOUGLASS, ater Ngagement in Chicago, Th Was most enthust f these r are Ha and will leave), om July 2 months’ engage Princess theater, Met * wed the me in thy i that age. t was very fortuna’ Pollards” for had already booked r leavin fered th Van pain over fi Sunday favorite will fill out the re k with a matinee prices will I, the highest seat In the house that w non thelr forme won sale. Tide Lands Have Riz. tide lands have rizen, » bought of his'n, sold, ing old. unknown, wayside on & monry stone. Dearborn & Co, I tide land lots at prices low, as low's an hour aj heir office ts In Haller’s block, don't stop to the battleship» norrow, Battleship Excursion Nine round trips ship# Oregon and Wisconsin, See the Rattle- at 508 Second avenue, from 7:20 to 10 p.m, this| handsome Did Per ++ $3.00 $1.25 $4.00 $1.00 $1.00 ++ 280 $2.50 Tel.. Main 102%, | Open All Night COLLINS, SHERMAN, FOLEY Co. ly. nd Embalmers. Pike and Union, | jth pf do Frederick F 4 on or before last named date for guardian, all of Interest of anid minor in and to led half of Lot 4, Block 9, EDWA\ me) Renton Hill Adé dian of the pernc of Waldo Frederick Edwards, a min HILLS, FOR SALH—AcnE TRACTS ferred bar about vullding | MES. ©: THE SEATTLE STAR. Monday’s Sale at the cme Suit Clearance Sale of |SUITS atH ALF PRICE This Includes the Pick of the Stock $25.00 Suits $12.50 $20.00 Suits $10.00 $17.50 uits $8.75 | The Acme Suit Co. 1412 SECOND AVENUE Capitol Hill Lote m thf addition are the most sovght after of any in the city. KM improvements are in, and peld for, prices are very reasonable, within the reach of the most modest pocket book. Don't listen to these whe attempt to depreciate this property, it tm, on thelr part, a case of Beur Grapes, there ts nothing better, notbing a good. Bes new and you wilt have no couse for regret. Brooklyn ‘A erent opportunity to secures bargain in Lake Union water- front. We wilt sell 22 lots at & price which will met the buyer @ proft ef 800 per come in the eear future Residences tu all parts of the city, just a few special offers. New residence in Breadway district, cloee te Columbia school, for $2400; 5 room eettage, new, every convenience, corner, 139 foot square; price $2060; terms. ™>_ Fine § reem house to Gret class neighborhood, on car line, for $4600, Income Property Improved, pays $200 per month; price $16,000. 3 new houses, detached, rent for $81 month; price $6500, + Have client who wishes to trade vacant lots for house Bargain on first hill, close in, 129 feet square MOORE INVESTMENT CO. 112 COLUMBIA furnitur VADAiT | EVADA- MUCK |~ | 600 AND MACHINE MIGN SHIP DAILY COURT OF MNICHOL &@ HAWKING | pth ge ington for King | 10 WEST MAIN RIREET | Scores wnaee | aD — MALE AND | 8400-6 ‘acres wardianship Die mony oon Awards, a min-| “ * bor ve , ntitled nign kenerat helo. tariy: coouae "| SACOMA undersigned 1i8t Third avenue.) Main ago, | P. 0, Box 28. on the Bt . | ——“woxny 227, Ball. fim. OMe 1100 4d Ave. t hington, at Dishes best iy in etty, . | id | #8 Mrs. Keyes, Mer. | = js in writing: will SERAONA, —— | COLLATERAL Charles 8.1 <TC AHGM ALM of alt kinds of Yapanss| ‘ls Cherry, $129 per dow Tel. Red 295, Baked beans, | HiaHnsT delivered, it Becouf ave ital, see i Fplonus Goin ris. iO. Yealer addition, 2 BS For sale—Lot on Twenty-fourth water and ail tmxtern S-rocem house . OOn1R0 on Twenty-fret ft walks and a : oan give ow tl low to put in prt ie thie te to Dow property at a wong Htcomd avec, FaniRiAy, A SHORT TIMM ONLY $860—Por a whole big sere on ‘avenue math: fine ga! Take and mountains hasdy to school Pioneer Building. cash. Twenty-fourth * #100 on Pourteenth $650--Houee and 2 lots, commer, GOx¥T; $300 me and barn, 2 Jota O4x00, $508 cash; bala United Bent Paro THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. $5,000, Capital vai forpive .. Interest a! Sa am. to avenues, sidews. leared aod graded churehes. erhgnis free | wood and }D. | bree. te. foot ota at and & month 4 PRCIAL BNAPS. $1000; on very easy bg scant lots queen Anne hill, © ; 19290 for both If wold QUALHEIM & HOLMAN, 304 New York block. CHEAP HOME HOUSE AND Lor PAYMENT i HILEMAN STATIC OCTETY NOTIONS Rooms by the Dy YAM Fin MAN en 13004" inet AV ring In all! plana, ot etc. | water, iawn Ing New bleak sidewalks in front of each FARMS AND LANDS TAMMIERSMEN | kTubbed an TO ghoo | and. email fruit | TRITENGREN & rep, Financial Agent y loaned on any nishes help free to camps, hotels |———— and restaurants, BUSINESS DIRECTOR COMORES * | WARRANTS bought and sold. Mutual Safe bia man's Btudio, S211 pid aR Aaa REMOVED to 2420 flecond, Toston Dean POR, BALM mteC T. WILSON, general 0! Faw PAW RENC HEAVY. medium. v 38" utnckley’ ioc Wasaore. Motel | Geattle, B32) Mira avena seen thems second, beoa! ingly low prices attache: You would be glad te prices if like rifi floor space. Fancy Chairs ATTORNEYS AT LAW CRDDT 4 EWING Damage ty. T10 New York block M_ J. STERLING, pension atta Public, 08 Maxjon st J. A. KELLOGG. A. © MACDONALD, 40 Burk *BATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1909, {widling Room-Making Sale At It’s Best Now first for their beauty, we asked it | else id becau worth orth worth $16.06 2 Washington } a | LYMAN EB KNAPP, 10 Haller building. TH, 206-6 Pacife bieck. EMP, 438 Burke boilding = BSTRACTORS ORO THEMES a stract Co, eatablished cian abstract foal Life bulletow. BOOTH WHITTLESEY -RANTFORD - BS ot claphone, Mate ORATTLE Atwtract Os. . F. block” |W. D Lana G. WARD Maller block aime EW” HOUGHTON. «10-417 Gillin. IE GRS Woeinens college, Second and DENTIsTs teh e eo DYEING AND GURANING ther Brestiag Co, cieanls ge Dre Workts—We call for, = ver Ta. in 1016 <4 on | — hoods | AW PHILTA wProvements | ——— os WEXTTLE ‘aretnm te ver, THe ANON transected. Deport 14 wp $100,000. A. antl, vice A 1. ¥. Lane, « Frorers pARNOR SANE wank BE fs ‘Cumnmercial savings hers a: SRATTL) Gene tom vale te Ke28,000 ; wurpian, i Furth, prea Be rr R — ¥, D. MRS. MANSON Spring millinery at lowest Brices. Corner Fourth MADAME A. & SMITH, @® Hinckiey. AND cOvTAAOTOR F SOUND BRIDON 2 DREDGING pile driving. PREAP ST Vous, OUSE NUMBER aliuminum, W. V. RINEHART & Co. DRIVERS fem. Special attent WASTING: 115, Washington WEL Goi | DR. 3. AD MAGRINNON, @ Chapin 3 DR. Kinby WASHINGTON Eafe Deposit Beattio th a OTe. Ab i606, “nitning Basement of the Mu- j 4 & S& SANTA, July BH ‘N-AMERICAN WANK | banking business cee ae 3. & Goldsmith, view nq ight mitiion Gotiars,) Hiowed ‘on time Zepostia oral banking business transacted SPATTLE BRAKCH--Corer of James wrest and econ avenue A. CAMERON, Manager. | THR FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF TILE. Pata up capital * | Generat’ banking bedl Se Pet FUNEI HOTTALWE siness transacted. RY. Parkhurst, change om principal cities RAL DinECTORS ATH ~& SONG, slime wettas voce, ak: DRESSMAKERS eetaiktt ein | PRERAMARING Sebo eta | x dies make their garments; vue 5 ‘shipper | positions tn ons Samia Orme See fer lt Gertined cope at ae | “HT MAN. dressmaking Focms 19 end 2) Downs block. ERS highway bridges 141d Recond av m to family trades INS in watches, UNCLE JOB LOAN OFFICE MECHANICAL AND AURIN OP ATING SANETARIUM, 11:14 tate Boyd. James esr * ee PATENT ATTORNEY ev ie WHY SICEAS 214 ering <n Friel SHOW CASES SEXTTLE Chow Case Cort Lt COMMUNE (As, LAM WORK Racage renbeine oe oe TAILONG KOH DNDERION, CG Wace ae TENTS AND AWAIT a8 boats, sempre, Marion and Western Samettcten- FIRE COS TRANSYEN ¢ YD TRA 2 p.m, Senator, Ye lencin, July 1, i a1 4 For San Francis:3 font tes. Bteamebips City of a, Queen, and Umstina, june 8, 28, Dh and every ftth day thereafter Baiting Jugs Oi, Me ae RRL Oy lasting July 3h, I ot eeittid Yocksnn: Conan Se Oa south bound, City of Seabee Ticket Oition, 11d Jaman et Sette GF reimadas, Cam ashi Ast Gent age, Gowan dock. Ab; | sil. Pefkine & Co, Gea. sate, Sam Pacific Clipper Line EB EB. CAINE, President. 4 For Nome July it 8.8. J. 8 KIMBALL |, For Skagway, Valdes and Way Poris Ban Francisco routes ts | (Kruse 8. 5. Line. A For further informatio to 618 First ave. Phong, 147. The WHITE PASS & To the Atlin, Big Horse, — Hootalit River, Klondike, Yukon Mining Districts Through Line Skagway © Dawson, Daily Train Service petwees Skagway and White Home, dou with steamers for ak e Potnts and ee Horee pith the steamers , Points J. Frawets % * ‘Traffic q General Offices—Beatte, and Skagway. -= | ‘Traine connect di THE GLOBE NAVIGATION COs FOR HONOLULU DIRECT | Steamship Tamsiico, 3000 be diapatched from, Yesler ‘about Jul followed by @ steamer Of this tine: or about the 20th of each mont Shipping Permits Required For information, apply te te, ot tne ‘company ih the Globe i First avenue and Madison etzeet ©. F. THORNDTKE } i Manager Trafe D i TW. NOTTINGHAM © ‘Genera! |] required to clear Seattle, Edmu . and Everett _ ‘The Palatial Steamer | CIty OF EVERETT | ‘Three Round Trips Leaves Seattle 7a. m, 2 f 5 p. m. |” Leaves Everett 9:15 @ my Ritective May 20, 1h s Bremerton (W. * PORT ORCHARD. ‘ From Columbia Deal, 7 4 ¢ and Gp ® 4 50 and ae » on? $00 and 1 ee) 4 sant Beach and Beta Seating Seattle aay M ‘only. 3 20 ante rwund talk i For Nome and Teller ‘The Peertess Ocean Greyhound 8. S. Oregon, July 1 rhe Comtortabte and Reliable 8, S. Centennial, duly 1 n Bt palate on Wil ; For, fre r : Northwestern Com mercial Co. | O1-2 Pioneer Building. PRO: