The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 30, 1902, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING CO, ERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. TELEPHONES Bustness Dept., Main 1060, Bilttorial Dept _ BH HABARD WELLS, Raitor BYBRY AF . Main 113% Business Manager ER par month, delivered ® F CHAS OFFICES: t Bullding. s Butlding. nty-Ove cer Benttle—1107 Third aven: New York—230 Temple Co Chicago—I17-218 U. B. Bxps = ‘Due cont per Copy! Hix conte per week or tay mall Se carriers” No free conten Entered at the postomes HAVE A CARE, SMALL BOY Ten't it time for the small boy to begin to consider Just how he handle that Fourth of July gunpowder with the least possible risk himself? Nobody wants fatalities, or even wounds, in Seattle Certainly the small boy doesn’t want them, for he would be the most vitally concerned. His parents have equally strong objections they would be the chief sufferers next in line to the small boy himse ‘We are all agreed that nobody wants Pourth of July disasters. ‘Welt, then? It x up to the smal! boy, He should between now and Friday 4 vote @ great deal of his spare time to the study of precautions, will to week. person for this He should determine ‘that under no ctreumstances will he be caught | napping by ® ‘possum cannon firecracker, There ts no trick so com- mon among cannon crackers as that of playing dead, They lie perfectly still, just like the ‘possum, with eyes fixed on the small boy and little un~ geen sparks hidden away under their jack ‘When the small boy picks one up and equints his eve at the fuse end to see what is the matter, you know what generally happens Just the same there are small boys in Seattle who will do that fool- ish thing, if they fail to pay heed to what the Star ts now telling them. And the cannon! That must not be overlooked by any means. non were originally invented for the express purpose of killing pe ‘The inventor had no idea of using them for purposes of peaceful ¢ dration, What he wanted was blood, human blood Ever since the cannon has been on earth it has fulfilled the aims of its inventor. Frequently it has been diverted into peaceful paths, to do the honors at royal receptions, yacht races, joliifications and the like, but even then it has had a vicious habit of blowing off arms and’ legs, and sometimes heads. ‘When a cannon cannot think of any other way of creating trouble tt generally explodes while the gunner is standing right tn front, ramming home the charge. How it does it, nobody knows. Occastonally driven to desperation by the precautions of the people handling it, the cannon bursts, so that the flying pieces may do the damage that is impossible by @ regular discharge. Don’t trust the cannon, Mr, Boy. It has filled millions of graves and dlown out thousands of eyes, and it isn’t through yet. If you must hear a cannon thunder, get some old G. A. R. veteran to touch tt off. He has had experience facing Death times without nuim- ber and can dodge It better. ‘Then during the evening of the Glorious Fourth, keep a suspicious eye on the fireworks. They are all right, if handled all right, but never- theless most of the people, grown and half-grown, handle them recklessly, as though there was no powder inside the gaily colored cases. It frequently happens that sky-rockets explode on the ground and make one see stars when he isn't expecting such a sight. The bigger the rocket the greater the quantity of stars. Nobody knows why a well- made rocket should act in such @ manner, but the fact remains. Other rockets have a miserable habit of starting for the sky and fall- Ing short. Then look out for them. They, also, can kick up © rumpus on earth. They generally land in a crowd, if there is a crowd anywhere ‘These are only a few hints. A list of all of the Fourth of July pre- cautions necessary for the complete protection of the small boy and the human race generally would fill a book. ‘Use common sense. Treat @ lighted cannon-cracker, or other explo- sive thing as you would a scorpion or @ tarantula and give it a wile THE SUATTLE STAR. ROOSEVELT STOPPED A COCKING MAIN ure from th h many fin deal of time the departure of white hou: bie coops in wh nh s pent a roat etablon The mi Oyster Bay president, the found come off in thy evening befor the for that the boys contemplated a big cocking main t stables, early tn the morning of their departure, JERSEY COURT ON WHEELS, TRENTON, N. J. June blished the p ot b Tuend A case involving the set down for argument, but Justice Pitney announced that if he to hear the ec in the case he would miss hts Court and counsel adjourned to a street car, and along toward the stat terest of other y station the judge “Gentlemen, day,” and ra art in a y niiding of a rin Trent waite Where a while it argued t nse t th ached the « m, the lawy ¢ When t great tr Hey car re raliroad naid it will be necessary to adjourn thi to catch his train. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERS END WORK OF CONVENTION THIRTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF IDAHO AND WASHING- TON SOCIETIES PROVES A GREAT SUCCESS — LARGEST GATHERING OF ANY YEA R ‘The thirteenth anual convention of the Christian Endeavor Soc Of Idaho and Washington cloned last | convents than 1,000 de | the ny ¢ already on the way to thelr We spective homes | Genuine interest and enthusiasm has been di by the young peo ple and the reunion Was pronounced the most successful ever held by the organization | ‘he reports brought tn by the vari- ase till next Twos After the ¢ ties ; ducted by nsecration service, con Rev. T. P, Revelic, the p closed With the singing of an, “God He With You re t Again.” DIDN'T FIND NEW PAPA Special Officer Ridgway of the Humane Society has made his re port tn the case of P L MF. wl Killian, the High school, charged with cruelty to he own childrer ous societies showed that good work | Ridgway says the charges were friv had been done by the Endeavorers in | lous and that while the little boys] the tw ‘tes during the past year. | Were told to leave home and “find « ihe large abtondabenton au aa |acw © the advice was not meant meetings more than realised the ex-| Seriously by Prof. Killian berth. Keep away from dead ones with powder in them. They come to life with surprising frequency. Be sensidie and you will be whole when the curtains of night are finally drawn upon the celebration of Independence Day. In the meantime, study up the precautions. | eee THE IMPORTANCE OF A VACATION Nothing in human life ts of more tmportance in promoting health, than is recreation. The summer vacation is Yet st is a matter to which we give ‘most of us It is not a luxury at all. specialized professions and labor, when the man out every Gay the same brain and body tissues, is of more importance than ever before, and at the same time machine cannot stop whenever any particular cog some special olling up. If it creaks or wobbles eo long an it does its work. When ® new one is put fn. time and the expense against a vaca- 1y poor economist. No other invest- money in this world; yes, far better any line, or the pride of tt» should be that brain and health are poverty most » is wealth. To the man to enjoy what he has nts of fiction. They are real and and your strength than they do fer the most ‘You are tired and worn out, stop off work for a while and take you better than anything else you could do. do it; if you keep eternally at it to the limit, some day the laws of nature have the power of their enforce- defies them too far must bow to their terrible from yuur “success” all the giamor that had lured make you to see from your life prison of impo- Stasp a poor bauble you have cast away the most world. Frank Bediow. His death scene in the third act is very well done. Ben Johnson is good as Gen. Haverill, ‘and as Col. Kerchival West Benjam- in Howard ts well cant. the slow yet lave Capt. Heartsease, Charles Fleming has a part well suited to him. The Gtace Ellingham of Mins Bianche Douglass ta a clever piece of work. The part in a difficult one but In efficient hands. Minnette Bar. tt had a part well suited to her the Vivacious Jennie Buckstone. henandoah” witl run the week, he Defaulter” ‘The summer stock company now “Pinafore” was the ted until Wed- ‘ourth of July ” will be pre- he week, with in le. It will be Put OM one of Lincoln sational melodramas, fauiter” last night. ‘7! i thrilling one, as are all of Mr, Car ter's productions, The effect are at times very good. The ntory is one of Australian convict life, al though the play opens in England The absence of R. EF. French fro the cast Is noticeable, but tie 5 io well acted by the excep strong company. One of the strong- ent scenes in a realistic depiction of & run on an English bank which oc curs during the second act. Elizabeth Hale plays the part of Millicent Haim, a difficult roie, in a masterful manner. Her interpreta- tion leaves little to be de- aired. AS her husband, Robert Haim, the defaulter, Frank Keadick does exceptionally well. The part is one well suited to him and he t« erfectly at home in it. Mr. M. J fooley lends a little comedy to the fece as Mr. Brown. ‘The Sir ( jon Browne of Hamilton Arm could hardly be improved The al will run the firet part of the week, including Wean day night. For the balance of t week “Roanoke” will be the bill. 4 Carte’ presentation ot rest “Bhenandosh,” Bronson Howard great war drama, was given by Har- Fington Reynolds and company at the Seattle theater last night. The piece contains all of the cssential iples of a great play. There is of @ sort that mont fastidious audience, dramatic ‘and tragic climaxes that are Inspir- realistic scenes. bury, are in the cast. ‘During the battle scene in the third act two entire companies of the na- tional guard are on the oe No has beeh spared by Mr. Rey- to make this scene a success accomplished that end. of the almost defeated y at Lookout Mountain arrival of General Sheridan on in & most realistic man- ir, Reynolds ts seen in the small highly dramatic part of Lieut. playing at the Third Avenue theater | Pectations of those who se carefully| The children spent one night! Prepared the interesting and helpful | ®Wsy from home, but returned vol- Program The music furnished by the juntartly, male chorus and the Congressional a gra wer mene Reatteare oreamiieres'| Tigo Lande Gare ale Joyed. Dr. Dilie, one of the most eic- |! hear tide lands have riven, quent speakers on the coast has ad- |! Might have bought of his'n, drossed the convention five times and | All the best tide lots are sold. other well known Christian workers Darling I am growing old. have been heard. I should have bought of his'n, ‘The junior rally was held yester- |! hear tide lands have risen. @ay afternoon in the First Preaby. | BYt now alas! I'm-poor, unknown, ferian church under the direction of | BY the wayside on a monny » Mra. ie Rona, state superintend- | Tht Owners Hi. H. Dearborn & Co, Junior work. A missionary | Sel! tide land lots at prices low, address was made to the Endeavor- | Hut not as iow's an hy by Miss Julia Hatch, who has | Chelr office is in Hal recently returned from the missio firet floor, fields of Laos and Slam. Much to} the delight of the children she sang | several songs in the language of the | foreign countries she has visited. | George F. Nye, president of the state | Christian’ Endeavors also addressed the Juvenile gathering. At 8:46 the united with the Young Me tian Association in meeting at Plymouth Congregational ehureh. Th omen also held a meet- ing in the it Methodist church un der the leadership of Mi | a |Reom ¢, m | knock. ‘# Chris W you can buy as good Coffee from us at 25 cents as you pay 35 cents else- where, there's no sense in throwing away 10 cents. Is there? Plain Paper Napkins Spectal tomorrow— Per 100, 40; per 1000, 35¢ Decorated Paper Napkins Special tomorrow— Per 100, Ge; per 1000 50¢ Fresh Ranch Eggs Special tomorrow. Per Dezen, 220 BOILED HAM— 906 Gibbons ‘The final mass meeting of the co Yention was held last night Inthe Methodist Protestant church. John P. Hartman was the presiding of- | flcer. Addresses were made by Dr. Dijle, Rev. Hugh Gilchrist and Cap- tain McAbee of the Salvation Army. 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Randal LP WANTRD—MALE SREAIA eRVADA TT 9 HK MEN FOR NEVADA MUCK ENS TEAMATERS, HAMM ERSM EN AND MACHING MEN, $2.09 TO $3.00 sur DAILY MMICHOL & MAWICINS iio Waet MAIN STREET HELP WANTED — rem Bo. camp maida, general help, family QUEEN CITY EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, 1121 Third avenue. Main 366. #33 aay PACIFIC. B Bishes best Omtice, > in city. ™ 1100 34 Ave, fur. Call up! Maia of all kinds of Yapanese & yard up. becond very / cheap. 112 Second « ee tree Ret & Lioyd, & Hinckley moe for cash oF dem MRE, OFTEDAL, clectrician, 434 Motel Watdort Fon RENT—FURN LP-TARMS® AND LANDS MONEY want? A. Virtue, MON FY mech do ¥ low rate. (arto & Reed good collateral, LATERAL BANK ” TO LOAN—Private mo interes ™ In the matter of the muardianship | 2" of Waldo Frederick Hdwards, a min- ‘otice of Guardian's Sale. otice Is hereby given, that in pur noe of an order of the above titled court in the ab matter made on the 13th day June, A. D. , 1902, the undersigned will well, at ‘private gale, to the highest bidder for cash, on the bth day of July, 1904, at Room 227, Ball- FOR SALM—ACHID "TRAC WORKING non with small Liyd, Briscos & Lloyd aby your h ‘20° Winekley” block. a, 1908, ee, | Sale Brings Big Savings | Stern necessity makes rare ortunity are cramped for room ure “elosing-out ; room in effect all It is your third you need prices are tore chance to save a toa half on the furniture no’ three hence duced like ‘REED R 16.00 Te or ont thi are re OCKERS kere now + M409 $7.00 Rockers no ckers now $10.00 811.00 A ENA? Por sale—Lot on Twenty-fourth tween King treet improv hotes cost, 64m to can tive you this property af « t ’ mn prio, to inves w eneh for another bount, easy al ADAMS, ruling ‘Lak ington, every lot within a few steps Be fare, service from clegred and graded | lumber fee owner, at Rainie Leach; afternoons at 7 Bow fruit and ents near B-mi Out; #1000; 08 very cary Qacen, Anne bi raded and car line: fine marine ‘only $200 foe Yoth if sold soon, QUALHEIM @ HOLMAN, corner, near CnBAP HOME HOUSE AND LOT $225; $25 DOWN, $11 MONTHLY PAYMENT BUYS BEAUTI R. BEAUTIFUL VIEW; CLORE 20L AND CAK MILL OWNER. OF. MAN STATION, GREEN AND ‘ket, nearly 600 i a t few days: $89 to $175 each $2 monthly: lumber sold on If dineatianed Alter men will be on tn, Come | office end of ‘apd ancond Furniture Co., ium weights and drivers, at Phone, Main 1150, bay Vi and % mple OM Con, oi ‘Also coal by sack rom, the ) Main 901. With these buy a bulla We bave © this wild at When Jona, completed oor man'® op Company has nad bulking portunity to ishes help free to camps, hot BUSINESS DIRECTORY _ AR OTIONENRS AUCTION Ghd cominission nowse, Taneret . oda houghe Ware ble story 08 Stan i) WILSON, Mrent KENTON, eoeral First avenue, me) ‘acutionver, joo uw Comfortable Garments |r. Room-Making For Home and | atricur _| UNCLE Jor EOAN OFFIC VATENT ATTORNEY ve Wa PHYSICIANS AND bum nt erauy rw REDUCED PRICES AT, HOLMES LL OVER THE “ STORE HOW CAS WTA ast” WO herry AND Wan ai Ave Fenholtd & Co TAILOMS ‘ > § REED C $10.00 Chair HAIRS 87.50 #5.00 $10.00 810.25 $12.00 $14.00 $14.50 0 $11.00 Chat #8. 817 $16.00 Cha Chairs n x ia at ~~ sim COMPANIES LOD TRANUEEE Ch. pieas at ~ ny BYES Transter Ca, Main 300. UMBRELLA UM BRECLAS “tana and gecrral M. J. STERLING, pension sttorney, potary public, 6 Marion at i 4. A. KELLOGO.512 W Batting July of Benitie, eouth bound, GTR TREE =O Tae . eatablished 186, G. F" Talmadge. Com’t Ast; ©. Ast. Gen) Agt, Ocenn Gock, Sentties ‘il, Perkins & Co, Ges. Age, See cisco. Cli Line Pacific Clipper : For Nome Jaly Ist 8.8. J. 8. KIMBALL For Skagway, Valdes and Way Ports S. & SANTA, July 15 San Francisco route) — (Kruse 8, 8. Line.) For further informatton = 618 First ave. Phone, « |\~— — —sncurrpore. j= W WOUGHTON. 416-417 Giline | HUSINES® COLLEORS ieee wastes or ene Business College, Bocont and. Pike. DENTISTS ‘Wo PRTLTAPS. 6-1 Weusy tie altering. Cat %. 10 ‘Third; Rod $486. TH BSANDINA ViAN-AMD ef Sentie. A Gransacted. Deposit ‘oon. | Gaereeen ssw teu ee dahl. vice pres: A. 1. Lass, Then To the Atlin, Big Horse, — Hootaling River, Klendike, Yukon Mining ‘Throvgh pee | See ee: cash, Skagway and White Treies commas dou with steamers White | 5 TIONAL BANK ores: United Bates and Europe. Bal ‘THE CANADIAN Capital paid up . (Bight million dociars, D. A CAMERON, Manager. RST NATIONAL BANK OF SEATTLE. Paid up capital .... $150,000. | HUTTERWOoRTH ~ ’ 1426-1428 Third; tel, Pike a DRESSMAKERS BREMWARK ING Behoo mi ve te dies make thelr garments; girle Gtte@ for Positions in one month. MISS F. HECHTMAN. dressmaking parlors, roms 19 and 30 Downs Blocks inery at loweet MRS. HANSON— mil Prices, and Pine. Soroer Foor MADAME A. & EMITH, Go Hinckivy. | ENoiNeERs AND CONTRACTOR PUGET SOUND BRIDGE S DREDUIN: a-Americen Seat os ‘Three Round Trips Daily. Leaves Seattle 7 a m, 13 m@ @ FURNACES FINLAY SF WOU, Tid ‘hecond avenwa~ BOFAW ELL—Lo ty bonds. 28 Hoston black. Fe A lle amt Bi nnn A W. ¥. RINEHART & CO, 509, N. ¥. bik PORT ORCHARD, From, Columbia Foot of Columbii Laave Seattle: am 1:16, Giaturday_onty 90. re Sidne is; bergalns in ws iamonds and jewelry. + Seattle, | BARGAINS in wateni ‘extra, we V0, 8:90 and OB Be pen 188 MECHANTOAL hariéston: 8:00 @ ~ * Vieasant, Beach and = rs leaving Seattle wanes Sundays. **For ‘only. DROPOR Chroat. J. A. MAGKINNON, 4 ¢ DR. Kipp For Nome and Tell The F eas Ocean Greyhound S. S. Oregon, July 1 ‘The Comfortable and Reliable S. 8. Centennial, July 10. ing at Nome with Ste piseanery for eller, Good Hope Gotovin Wastin yintiemiry 1sl4 Second ave. Both mon and ta: ot” Date Phone James oltine’ i WASHINGTON 1 Sate Deposit ws t ‘Onteopathiet, 908 | mercial Co. ORTHOPAT? 2 Pioncer Bullding. > SANPPARIU! 3 poy ARIUM, 11-14 Stare James