The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 22, 1902, Page 2

THE SEATTLG STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING CO, BVERY AFTHRNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. | t TELEPHONES | | Business Dept., Mato 1080, Kditorial Dept , Main 118% ¥ gard Wells, Pditor E. F. Chase, Business Manag ; OFFICES; ttle—110T Third avenue. Row Fork 250 Temple Court Bullding. > Chicago —M7-28 U. B. Express Building. — | = ‘One cent per copy; six conte per week oF twenty: mall or carriers No free copies. conte per month, delivered postomioe at Seattin Washington, a second-clage matter CE TUNES IN HYMN BOOKS f a ‘A Methodist conference In Ilinols Is stirred up over rubbish tn the hymn books. Tt is, indeed, good cause for indignation and disgust, The Meth odists are by no means alone in having cause for protests, Much of nd in e imposed itself upon the public ts the worst doggere! that ¢ hymn books. It ti no new condition. ‘Will continue to be so for a long time ‘A year or so ago there was wide discussion of somebody's tion that Cardinal Newman could not have known his own ‘when he wrote “L Kindly Light ‘The at Dut, however that may be, it ts certain that Teal meaning, and less real music. Analyze the average hymn, the stbstance of It, and you will you have been shout at the Almighty under th Were singing prats There may come upon you then a flood of appre God's patience Is. Of course, the Almighty judges the spirit of the sin ‘words of the sqng. But who can show the hardihood to say epirit can be right when the song ts silly? How many people give heed to the meaning tn hymns, anyway? From the number of hymns in vogue that have no meaning at all, 9 must be judged that very few do. With most, the hymn must de but Jung-deep. We lustity shout rhythmed nothings that, if we stopped to fealize how barren of sincere sentiment they are, we would not utter even in a whisper. And then, too often, to an inane jingle—or jangle—of words we at- Tach a dance tune and rattle it off with fine gusto. It. must startle the angels that lean and listen, @evite that dance and leap and laugh. ‘That dance music which appeals only to the bodily senses, can Bave no rightful place in sacred services, goes without saying. ‘There is a time to dance, Dut that time is not when we are seeking westful repose of body, that the sou! may steal forth for divine com- maunion. But we have dance music tn the churches and Sundays schools just the same. Usually tt is no more out of congruity with the occasion than are the words that go with It. It is far worse than merely unwise; it is sacrilege unspeakable. The dear old hymns with God in them, that have sung themselves {nto the minds and souls of generation after generation—are they not good enough’ Must we continue to put them aside for these now-faghioned ditties that have neither sense nor music? ‘There are plenty of sacred hymna, almost divine in their expression Of religious feeling and irresistible in their uplifting force, and these we cannot know too well or sing too often, Surely Christian people in all denominations will join with ‘Methodists in the crusade against frivilous hymns. _ VIRTUE IN TEMPTATION ‘Temptation, like adversity, has its uses. Either it strengthens us ‘when we resist it, or else, when we yield to it, it serves to thrust us backward to our proper place in the moral classification. Man would never have discovered that he has a stomach had it always perfectly performed its function without pain. He could never there is any such noble quality as courage had it never ‘We cannot comprehend health except through dixease. ‘we without temptation know and appreciate the great that make up the power of resistance and feel the increment and self-respect that comes with it. It has tong been so, and in all probability to come assbr meaning ’ pute has not be hymns ut pick each line to pleces, and pick amazed to find what silly del tation of what the the » not that and delight the the 6 ‘There is @ lot of seifishness and weakness that passes as virtue. It has avoided temptation or been so fortunate as to have temptation avoid @ whirlwind. Negative. morality is common—too common. It may be a little bet- ter than negative immorality. But tried positiveness—even in badness— than both. total-abstinence cranks, who themselves might with drink, instead of by ignorant intolerance but for the lucky fact that they never knew any and found its taste unpleasant? species in a great class of virtue that is not virtue unbaked is bread. believe that God is very proud of this sort. young man’s sowing of “wild oats” Is founde: our inner consciousness, Temptation is @ practical and a thor- ough teacher. i Evil becomes a positive benefit and biessing to us only when we ‘been tempted by it—have fully felt all its allurements—and ~then it. To all who experience it otherwise than this it ts but it, else its self-complacency might have been snatched away as a in : could, {f he would, steal and cheat and lie. ‘The chief part of a man’s moral energy is developed and employed resistance. We may judge his energies when they are directed in action, but we cannot me asure the immense expenditure of power in simple resistance. ‘The cannon that does not burst, the pisten-rod that neither bends nor breaks, perform their active offices because of their unseen but potent energy of resistance. i To stand against a secret temptation may take more force than to face an open foe, and may develop more power. ‘The will ia the man, and our moral character is the sum of our moral choices, Mr. Van Alen, of Newport, who declared England ts the only fit place for a gentleman, need give no further explanation of his presence 4m this country. It is true nobody wants him here, but—well, he has explained. Some butchers in Norfolk, Va., have been arrested for attem F attempting to @efraud the government. Serves them right. Any butchers not pes So with thelr graft on the public deserve days in jail. | | ‘The horse laugh still has its place. A. Boston jury has just f ren- Bered a $12,000 verdict against the automobile owner for causing a run. away. | ‘The New York man who sues for divorce on the ground that his wite fhas @ “cold temperament,” ought to be granted it, with coal $25 a ton, | Senator Vest has joined those who sve “trouble ahead.” It is a class hard to please. Most people are satisfied with the supply on hand. | ‘A Pennsylvania man’s conscience has driven him to confess a crime after 20 yea It is neediess to say he is not a coal operator. Fine Ported 75¢ per sack 120 pounds; fine Apples, $1.25 and $1.00 per box; Sweet Wines, $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 per gallon; Whiskey, $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00. Brunner & Co. 02 Pike Street. Phone, Main 1060 cents; Four-Ply Linen Sizes 14 and 14%; S regular price 15c, London’s Cut Rate Haberdashery W111 ---Second Avenue... 1111 NAME IS CHANGED Co, Known ¢ as Arcade Electric Moore Investment in This Inet Co, Granted Franchise way leared M Inv Compa . and hi Eatort wh nH the 4 franch ye valid only the municipal light in operation Then th franch HE F Newspaper Enterprise Assoctation, NEW YORK, Oct. <Special.)— General William Booth, founder and present head of the Salvation Army, who is making his fourth visit to the United States, is one of the most unique figures of modern ‘religic He is head and absolute chief of a great band, who follow his directions blindly and look upon him as in- spired, In appearance General Booth is patriarchal. He is tall and straight and broad-shouldered, in spite of his 73 years, but bis hair and his beard are white, and unconsciously Jooking at him, one thinks of the propar: tiijan. He is & forceful any entertaining speaker, conveying to ers the certainty of his sin- nd his seriousness of pur- Not An Inspiration The Salvation Army was not an tn. ation. It was the result of long study and investigation of conditions. Mr. Booth was a Methodist evan- gelist in his carly years, and it did not take him long to discover that there ts a great clase of people that the regular clturches never reach. After traveling much through th | provinces of land, | London, and there was struck with the destitution tn the alums, and NOTICE Seattle-Tacoma route steamer Fly- ef; single fare S60 centm: round-trip Wcents. In effect October Zi. Retchert Bros., Pianos, 110 Union. | A NICHE he went to| THE SEATTLE STAR lentious worke for good, Th 4th highent i lors worship hint. aa th d in ft workers t th in th and hfs stant ia) The naved, an than maintained by t ‘ ay that k that wive onde ia not good 1 by | aingle mer Fi nd-trip enta; t t October 2 In effe o- Reward ward will be paid for inform hat will lead to the arrest and etior wonn utting otherwh ging our pre wT bangte Popular Religion dan perty TELEPHONE GRAPH COMPANY & TRL Le Cooper & W None-Such Table Syrup We had auch an immense big run at our Last sale that we will repeat it this week Haif-gallon size, regular price oO; mpectal today and morrow, Oct. 22 and Oct ahe REMOVAL SALE Bargainsia Housewares Flour Is Look- ing Up Wheat has taken several big jumpe-—looks as if | No. 7 Nickel-plated Tea @) four will go higher, Kettle ...c0escccen FC No. & Nickel-plated Tea Kettle se eceeeses c No. 9 Nickel-plated Tea rowber* Kettle «.... sess \e-pound can l-pound cans 2%-pound cans FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER ++ 99C Cuspidor, + 69 Nickel - plated loose top .. | Plated Cuspidor ...25¢ 3-pound bricks . 6 | Plated Cuspidor ...s0¢ CANNED TOMATOES— Nickel Crumb Tray.10¢ ei Rea . soc Nickel Crumb Tray.3se auch Genaen ose Nickel Teapot...,.19¢ © doen < 1c Jap Coal Hod 1S¢ °OTTOLENE 2-pound tf 4-pound ting .., 10-pound tins FANCY SHREDDED COCOA NUT—Per pound , 206 Cocoa Shells Usual price per pound 100; pecial today and tomor- row, unless sold out, price only, per pound Ge | | Second Ay | SPECIAL ATTENTION TO HORSEMEN I wit! arrive in Seattle on or about October Tl or 2 at the Northern Pacific stock yards, where I will! have 30 head of horses, weight 1,100 to 1,600 pounds. These horses will be on inspection and examination, and will be sold at public auction m October 23, at 10 a m. sharp. All |etock above mentioned will be sold CHICORY-@ pounds for. GERMAN COFFE! 3 packages for SPLIT PRAS--Per pound LENTILS—Per pound . BAGO OR TAPIOCA— Per pound " pounds for 2he TRACT 4 WHISK EY- low, full | without reserve to the highest bid- der, Terms made to suit. Owner, M. J. Fox, Kalispell, Mont. At ‘Main ins. RMAN: FOLEY Coe NDERTAKERS | Funeral Directors and Embalmere 1407 First Ave, bet. Pike and Unioa Beattie 104-108 First Ave. Bet. Vosler and Washin, ‘Ste Telephone, Main BRAIN and MUSCLE. Pure, Palata Millions are eating MALTA-VITA “THE PERFECT FOOD” The Great Dyspepsia Des troyer. MALTA-VITA I the VITAL, the LIFE-GIVING FOOD, the INVIGORATOR OF BRAIN AND BODY. MALTA-VITA is the original and only perfectly cooked, thoroughly malted, flaked, and toasted whole wheat food, and contains more nutrition, more tissue-building qualities, more nerve stimulant than is found in any other food. Perfect Health Is Sustained by a Perfect Food. MALTA-VITA, ‘The perfect food,*” eaten for breakfast and supper Insores perfect digestion and removes all cause of insomnia and dyspepsia. 90% of the ills of life are due to poor digestion. Perfect health, sound, rest- ful sleep, clear complexion, bright eyes, clean, white teeth, sweet breath are the blessings that follow a regular diet of MALTA-VITA, Beware of imitations. t on getting MALTA- VITA, ‘The perfect food. Requires no cooking, always ready to eat. Relished by old and young, sick or well, In Large package 15c at your grocer's. MALTA-VITA PURE FOOD CO,, Creek, Mich, Toronto, Canada | Slipper Sale 206, 208, 210 ed Feit 3 black fur trfmmed, $1.00 Seattle Agents W. L. DOUGLAS’ MEN’S UNION MADE SHOES Kid and Calf Velour and Patent Leather Boxcalf and Viet $2.00 B3.50 Bt Curtain Goods 36-inch Pretty Lace Effect Cur- tall me 34-inch Open Work Fancy Curt Scrim, woven with J-inch border, regular 26c makes ha value, to- Bee in “Berim, orrow at worth 6c worth 1 at I2se 36-inch Hematitched Swiss, with en dots, tually 162-3 Dotted Swiss, in or large woven fash curtains, value, at ihe 34-inch Bow Knot Pattern Dotted Bw ery dainty pattern, yet dura emular 250 value, at 20¢ Fancy Embroidered Swiss, 40 Inches wide, blue dragon pattern, § bed neta, B00 Be some at 1406 Ramaker Music (0. Moved to 1406 ad Ave. 1902, of 7 oo seen oo oe “NOTICE TO BTOCKHOLD Seattle, Washington, September, 2, | us Roth day of October, 1 0 the office of thousand lara, divided into three million shares of one dollar each. ORS, at the hour o'clock p. m., to be held tn the company, ding, City of Seattle, Kin, ing upon the proposl ane the capital stock of ny from seventy-five jollare to three million do ny J. B. CHAPMAN, President and Trustee, €. B. LAWSON, Secretary and Trustee, C. H. BEATTIE, ‘Trustee. RALPH RAMAKER, Trustee, ARTHUR D. RUTHERFORD, Trustee. IT 18 HERBRY ORDERED thatthe vot BHe | No. 609 Pere tes) Street. per Sale ilifier Pvike Slip tt Petsrson’s Ladi Cushion Sole Shoes r Shoes so easy on the choice of heavy Goodyear 84.00 No « foot, turned welted soles; per pair White Aprons For Les ty “Lewn_ Aprons, length, 6%-inch pod ihe « your hand- or in wide strings, « Fancy Hemstitched Aprons, 38- inch tn length, wide her, made with bib and cross straps, long tle ends, bought to sell at at ase 40¢ New style Afternooh Aprons, made with fancy open work trimming, wide hem on sides and bottom, very wide ends; very special at esece te White Lawn Aprons, ‘medium hath, made good and full, worth Ife; spectal.. I2%e The entire woolly Scotch knit Tams come in regular gray and white, nothing more desirable for win- these are the S5c ones; Tam O’Shanters i ter wear plumbing shop, — 1430 First Ave. 168) Third Ave, Pony stables ome The Armory, Indies 1138 ‘Third’ Ave, batt 2008 rivet Ave. Bellevue betel, Battery St. en- | trance } 2e18 Piet Ave. | 428 Cedar St. commer Fitth Ave. | Bowers hotel, Sixth and Olive! room. ‘Thecmphical cou ae wen Denny way. 1801 Pourteenth Ave. Harrison St and Feteral Ava 2012 Kast Madison St 4 Eamiske Ave, corer Bast Lanne Ave. $29 Denny way. Harrison St. and Warren Ava Queen Anne ng station. Comer Roy MM. and Queen Anne Ave. 1808 “Grand Bout #208 Grand Boulevard, Interbay. Mose ‘nouse, Fremont ‘Temperance hall. corer Atbeny place and Mawr Br Maye Hiding, Latons. Sunday schoo! tent, Kenwood and . Woodlawn sta. Green Lake, Giison's boat COUNTRY PRECINCTS. "oO Precincts and. Polling laces ‘ielaide—Adstaide school “hou Aubure—aivetie hall OP Arthur Mabie Alvin Avondale. h ‘ & s z s 1 2 a ‘ 1 2 2 ‘ ce Cree See 44-4414 444 con oe oF oe ¥ school house, Cottage Lake schoo! lat peevinct My" he 3-28 precinct Toure butiding. rd precinet—D. Vellevue-—Bchool house aiding, Black River School house, Barina—asing hota. Beit tehol™ ous fons Wenimen hall, Bu Bueona—touenna "school Reteee Diack DiamondBack Diamond school Biroh—Bireh schoo! house, Boine— Poise hall To the Stockholders of the Clacka-| Gter Mountain -Schoot ‘nas Gold Mining Company: Christopher—Christophet mation, Notice is hereby given | that| Cherry Vailey—tchoo! house a special meeting of the stock-| Coy!naton—Covington Lumber Co.'s office, holders of “the Clackamas Gold| wumba-toxn ball, Mining Company is called for the jand school house, Dew Moinew—gohool house, i Durham—Durwam school hours Dunlop Lakeata Durainjay Rainier fre station, Reale GorgeEmale Cite scheel house, Epumelaw Dewey hall Fiiinsen-A. G. Hanwon's office, Fall City-ionnelt's halt, Franklin” Yrankiin ‘sehoai howwe. ren River School he Gliman—Gchoot house, SOIR 88. Hot Springs Cottage Na Houghton schol nouns Inglewoo!Sebool house. h-Odd Fellows hall, Towa hall K.P hat, Kent Kirkland: Krain—Krain school houne, Lanter Teary—Laary school house. Taweon—Tawson schon! bins Dry Dock schoot house, Taylor wehool Rouse > fan Fruce schoo! hones, Mount View-Moont. View school house, Mercer —fchoot house te Weodmen hall 'T h wchool house, yahoo! house North Bend County butlding, Ortilia— Winston hall Ovceoia—Or et Polling Place. Oak. Lake. y England hotel Main st, en-| Palmer—Enimer, schoo iat Ave, south, Bunker | ,Guertermanter — Quartermaster scheot “a Renton etlows’ south and Bane, Tedmond-aehost Roane Richmond—Sehoo! "house HAN, ee ‘Pad Riverside Riverside school house, + corner ith Ave. | Stncie-Btuck sehool haut ea Re: ote | BPrinEbrook—Behwol_ My Aistriot 10 Russagn® Ave sown, Moto) BitckBriak Taner, chest Sore Yinth Ave. south an for a oe 7 ” ” im and Bradterd, Bunnydale—Schoot house, district 94. w Atm. barber shop. mee ieee t fPark—South Park schoo! house. Soo Feeney ctourth Awe, south, | Squak—@ehool house, enman’s ‘hall tomehetenogh howe. Jnckmon Bt a Snoqualmie School hi way and Rast Cherry at. | South weal tie-burdick's hall cmant Prosdway Erosery | Exmmamisy-Dothell echoot house, "Frventy-t Ave., Madrona] PADRE MAM og, " 1 aselt—Maple's hall Madison, ‘Thompson's a Aseatt Maple's Pall: re Snemeaannet. Valtey—Jonn dberg’s residence, x Mg gg Vincant-fohool house, Municipalcourt ream, city nail, | ent nee et house, FE Thin! Ave. typewetter store, Woatttavitie-Sehoal house. NZ Marion, “basement” Bieetricai | woottavilie, Oubood | dep forums 60 AS: anon Weater-Aoboal hous, Matrict 68. Wi Be corner Cher: 4 Kerk store 96. n. Ting county aber, 1908. i tneagees Stang a Sere. By GORGE P. BAMPING, | a” eunasee y Auditor aid Bx-OMcle Clerk of the |nue and Madison street. Free, Free, tieni, Water, Woog Another New Addition Just Pua 2 ce a Pal meer a lf id Hundreds of people are now buying large, cleared line. | Prices $29 up; about one-quarter the price at whlch thera new ling lots way out in the woods in the tall tin o buying. Eight extr 1 on the ground to sell lots, 990 house built. Open Sundays, Owner, Hillman; offices on car line west shore Green Lake. Dental Parlors The largest and best on the Pacific Coast. We and most scientific methods painlees dentistry. We tract teeth without the least Gents employed, but ai! are years of experience. x Gnd tell you in advance just il comt. We make no charge teeth when plates are ord guaranteed ten years, Lady tendance. ) = mutere bain. We a ay ot fen hat yot © Painless Extracting 2GOC Examination .-.cr.+ cosa Office—From 8:30 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sunday, 3:30 a, m, to 12 ma Rooms 11,12, 13, 14 Hinckley Bleck 717 Second Ave. Take Elevator—See REGISTRATION NOTICE—Books are open at the office of the board Of directors, Seattle ychool District No. 1, Seventh nue and Marion street, from 9 a. m. to 4p. m., © cept on legal holidays. In compli- ance with Section 7%, State Laws. registrations for the general school election will close at 8 p. m., Octo- ber 21, and not be opened again except on the day preceding the election, viz.: Friday, October 31, 1902, but registration ‘for the spe- cial school election will close at § P October 35, and not be open again except on the day preceding the election, viz: Friday, October 31, 1908, R.W, JONES, __ Secretary Roar of Directo: SPECIAL SCHOOL ELECTI Notice ts hereby given to the eleo- tors of the City of Seattle School District No. 1, n King county, State of Washington. that on Saturday, the ist day of November, A. D. 1902, in the several election ‘wards into which said school district tm divided, & spectal election will be held at the election places hereinafter specified for the purpose of submitting ¢o the qualified electors of said district for thelr approval or rejection the fol- lowing propositions, to-wit: PROPOSITION NO. 1.—Shall the district sell lote one (1) to twelve (22) Inclusive in block two (D of Queen Anne Second addttion to the jeity of Seattle at a ‘price not leas than $3600? PROPOSITION NO. 2.—Shall the istrict sell the old church butlding and lot described as lot twenty-nine (29), bieck nineteen (19). Latona, at SEATTLE, ED! EVERETT a Fire Bot teen, tae $8007 ‘The Palatial Steamer ITION NO. 8.--Shall the district be authorized to sell certain City of Everett school furniture, Including all desk sents, stoves, apparatus and furnish: ings no longer considered suitable for use in the schools? PROPOSITION Ni 4.—Shan School District No, 1 levy a spectal tax of one tenth of a mill (.0001) for the purpose of establishing and maintaining three (3) kindergarten schools? Notice ts hereby further given that the places of voting in each of the several wards of the school district at sald special election will be as follows: First ward—South school building, situate on block 5 of the Syndicat addition to the City of Seattle, ond ward—Rainter school build- r ituate on block 12 of Jackson street addition to the City of Seat- tle. Third ward—Pacifie school butld- ing, Eleventh avenue and East Jeff- erson street; also at Mifier school building, Seventeenth avenue and Rast Pike street. Fourth ward—Centrat school bulla. ing, situate corner of Seventh ave- ‘Three Round Leaves eattio Ya, tm 6 Reaves Everett 8:15 a ms 7:15 p.m. Phone, James 1841, BB NORTHWESTZRN COM MERCIAL CO, | Next for S. 8. Oregon we antly appointed boat St the largest in the Nome has just been refitted at pense of $100,000, and om initial trip this year hed & pald passenger list than other steamer bound for For freight and passenger ‘Office 2 Pioneer Balldinal| Offices—201 ia Phone, Union a Be a! hod Fifth ward—Synagogue building, situate corner street and Eighth avenue. Sixth ward—Denny school butld- ing situate corner of Fifth avenue school Seneca & PORT ORCHARD: U. 8 Navy Yard and and Battery street. Steamers Seventh | ward—Cascad, YER, building, situate corner Howard ae. |ATHLON, INLAND FL’ : enue and Thomas st also at the ORCHARD. 3 new High Schoo! building, Broadway Effective October 1. 108 and Pine street Bighth ward—Mercer school build- Ing, situate on block 34 of Mercer's Recond addition to the City of Beat- te, Ninth ward—3406 Fremont avenue, next door to postofiice; also at G Lake school building. Bald voting places will be open to recetve ballots from 12 m. to 8 Pcleck p. m. of the same day. DAILY SERVICE, | Leave Seattle—*9 and 10 *1:15, °2:80 and 6:30 p.m @ [faye only, extra trip, ti Sunday only, extra t 30 Leave Bremerton—$:16 a *12:30, 8 and %6: Csaturany and Sunday ‘tri i pm.) Leave tldney— 7260 and 1% In witness whereot T have’ here- | “Shay Gharteston—@ and Leave unto set my hand and affixed the {a 5 p.m. oot? seal of the City of Seattle, School | For Pleasant ieach take District No. degen MINS County. Seattle any trip. . Stato of Wasttington, this the isth | t Sundays, reeset day of October, A. D. 19 PY eremerton @8@ R. W. JONES, Secretary Board of Directors. only re—60 Cents 2 Round THe