The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 11, 1902, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAN PUBLISHING CO. BVBRY arrHrNoon px WOODEN LA WPT BUNDAY, TELEPHONES: ' Bostnees Dept, Atatn 1080 Kaitoriat Dept, tain naa — | Moore Buildings BE. Hazard Wells, Editor. Chase, Business Manager /Out of Date and be. - 8 tle—1107 ‘Thtra OFFICHS: jon ttle avenue. OEE New York—220 Temple Court Butiding. <i pao The fight th | Chicago—#17-218 U, & Express Building iene ja ment. to the f r — = wor, —- Twenty-ave conta per month, delivered | Odin ie now at an end. A tr Sali Stonrriere "Hes tree cota, Sn ST SNemir-ere ence vee ing Of the city. eo at eecond-clase matter " Hntered at the postoitice at Geaitia Washingt seit 1 Parr as you go and you Abddul Hamid has adopted a new motto ‘Owe je by Rud ” will never pay.” When last heard from he hadn't broken It once. 4 When tt came up SeomereerONS 1 i A recent imperial ukase requires that every persoft entering the royal Presiden a Rude, “1 am to thia "measure becau Palace must wear socks, Shades of Jerry Simpson, has it come to that right. This cou in Stam? ‘ — An edition deluxe war in Morocco binding ts on between Sultan Muley Abdul Asis and his brother, Muley Mohammed, May the best Muley win. | Boer Delegate Weasels was run over by a cab and severely injured the other day, For downright meanness, call long distance and ask for John Bull, \ Mow Charles M. Schwab, known here as the Mad Mullah tn disguise, has Tented a house for which he pays #0 a day, He is trying Carnegie’s eure for dying wealthy, 4 te fixed out lath. It It ts reported that Senor Don Jose Vicente Concha, Colombian min- feter to the United States, will be “recalled.” Well, he ought to be. Think of calling a man a name like that, | Hotelkeepers are devising ways and means for making the Eternal @ity more amusing to foreign visitors, They might make Rome howl a Uttle more if they knocked a few lire off their bills, ‘The musicions’ strike here is fretting all the guitars, the violins are all unstrung, the drums have pains in thetr heads, the grand pianos Glaim they are not treated square or upright, Oh, it's disconcerting. ‘A leading society journal says: “The king’s experiments in the world of Gress during the past 12 months has been the apotheosis of the E 5 a i ‘The ‘of the British Association of the Advancement for Advancement of Science, says that it is impossible to get nearer than to absolute zero. Evidently his wife never put her feet in of his back on a mid-winter's night. 3 ! Hf i HG Ei if ‘The gallant cook was to to mention that right here Cupid [te it the army had firet claim on the that was sent to the Phil- | | if i : F | Ne Boterprive Assoetation, The crown of thie hat is low an 4 at the edge to about the height of st i | Hl with black lace medal of chiffon canght by « ons of chant Nght colored tag felt, and is trimmed on the edge o THE SEATTLE Which Was Good TH Enough for the ST GO NOW for this not right nina tic te Ordinance Is Passed . \ put on Hs JUDGE RIN “UGLY CHARGES tion nd third hange d the brim medium wide, turning up he crown. The body material is p ry ‘The upturned brim ts of green vel- a PRARTOM Feri vet in @ popular shad The upper portion of the hat is unadorned, save ‘ ry the _ oatrich pen one of white and om ok, and caught _o in place by = jet ca’ hon, giving the f ot of th le , a Ss bP ov Rah alg _ famous su; mot t Marl | “more ‘than those formed over the liquor bottle. — = — ? er sentiments and feelings there et —— pe ae contumes, appropriate ne ‘They uch your real PLAY FOLK scenery and every other detail that grounded ri |wors forth to make a comple ‘The coarse laugh at so boisterously and regard as such ganization “rare wit when drinking seems shallow commonplace when you are sober. IN SEATTLE | Florence Roberts ‘The good fellowship that warns your mind when maudiin appears li be diel Chae oaks ee garish and empty enough the next morning. a ej ltamorrow night. The play i ‘This ie the rule. ‘There are exceptions. If these have come to be |... , “Shore Acres ay, [ered by many the best In. th the best associations you know, it is because you have narrowed down |wzhors Aches” will close on eness. | Wire of Miss Roberta’ your environments and opportunities and contracted your mind and |ment at the Grand tomans ade gy oh Jheart and soul until there is room left in your life only for the worst that “Over the Fence” | thie week. ith this the en- ‘the world affords. i Manager Cort of the Grand has | gagement of Miss Roberts concludes. ; ‘William Makepeace Thackeray was no teetotaler—not by a jug full. pg ck che 900 ar- | Third Avenue drink-inflamed di - bog . an jenare. Teusse! But he wrote this of intimactes ined Wight of the most’ sucessstul ot ears Russell and Drew, of the _ “I think the intimacy which is begotten over the wine bottle t# a |fiusical taree-comedy that is om the} Tird Avenue theater. are presenting spirit of this nature (has no heart.) [ never knew a good feeling come i their patrons thie week. The pisy is| Of it or an honest friendship made by it; It only entices men and ruins yer well worth seeing. eer “them; it ts only a phantom of friendship and feeling called up by the sé Gs tees et Herrmann | delirious blood and the wicked spells of the wine.” Herrmann, the Great, who appears ~ ¥t fe as true today as it was when written, more than 50 years ago. S. Mattox, who ja aleo|in this Thureday at the + Drinking ts the same sort of thing today that !t was in 1842, when ine most remark- | | (Thackeray thus moralized upon the life history of one of his own |fii of tun, bright witticisams sont "in the’ arivet pomee musical numbers and plenty original music by the author; novel dances, phantom that flees when need comes, ing or sleteht-of-hand unrivalled, his he stands | remarkable the same guilty counterfelt of the true thing. _ THE DECAY OF MANNERS ‘We rush through life in such a hurry, these days, that there is little time or thought for the refinements and courtesies that In the good, old Gays of our grandparents were considered necessary to good manners, ‘The man or woman who has really good manners, nowadays, we dis- tinguish as being of the “old school.” _. Unfortunately, the old schoo! is passing away, and there is no new , Be Schoo! to take its place. ¥ ‘We seem to be drifting into the {dea that good manners are a rather A Rocker Hint and indefinable something in the way of an affectation which > We may put on with our best clothes for weddings, parties and other 4 @uch affairs, but not to be carried about with us on ordinary occasions, ‘The ploture shows one Rocker ‘We have cut it out of business hours. We have come to regard com- from an assortment that includes : mon courtesy as a time-consumer and a waste. ) over 400 different styles, The 3 Rapid communications have corrupted manners, for the speed with § design im unique and pretty Be @which we can travel or transmit news has aroused a nervous impatience ) The wood t# very highly potish- @f delay Which is fatal to courtesy and manners both in spirit and form. ‘We no longer write the good, long. warm, soul-satistying letters } golden finish— that were written in the old days. } Formerly istters were dignified and interesting, but now they are } melther. We {magine we have no time to write elegantly and Ina spirit | Eatargement of Impatience we scribble a few lines to some friend when there is no Sale escape from the painful necessity. And the letters of today show that § Price their writing is = task, not a pleasure. e ‘Once upon a time it was good manners to hold old age in rever- ence, but ft is not so any more. Whatever we may actually feel in the heart, our attitude toward the old indicates that instead of regarding them with reverence we con- sider age a synonym for incapacity and boredom. Maybe we mean all right, but our manners are such that we munt often cause bitter heartache in the old, who, bred in a different school, ean interpret our thoughtless inattentions only as downright disrespect. It is an age of {il-manners in both men and women Gerish vulgarity taints what is regarded, commonly at least, as the est society. ed quarter-sawed ook, in rich So far have we sunk that the man of genuine courtesy and pollsh gust belance it with some sort of coarseness or be da an a “sinny.” It is {Hl-mannerec to #ay all this, but the fact, no less than the ill- mannered assertion of it, fits the times, THE BEST VALUES Are Always found at Our Store, SEATTLE HAT FACTORY 1111 SECOND AVENUE Hats Cleaned, Blocked, Dyed and Rotriminos Get in your Winter's Fuel now. v DO YOU WEAR A... Vashed Nut are both good stove lump coal. We sell Coke and Ch First Ave. South and King Street, Newcastle No. 4 and Newcantle coals, Franklin is a fre burning arcoal. Our pr sare right, SEATTLE COAL & Woop COMPANY Telephone— | Main 93, COSOSOHOOOSIOOLSOOSOORRS agian City, who claim that be Slegally appropriated sums ranging |from #1 to $10 on all criminal cases |tion taken by ern state. cated today by a epecial STAR Jigital dexterity being everywhere At# are NOW on Aale. Chatre’ ‘The Indian circus, direct from the Orient, fe giving performances night ly at the Hleyele park. corner Boren avenue and Howell wtreet ‘There are 0 people In the troupe, Il trained performers: TALKS OF INDIANS An interesting 16 Mans of Wash 1 lant night b ¥ of the life of the red United States Commissioner Irwin ie on trial at au for allege . according to city via” Van- ® preferred by two attorneys of ng before him for triat Irwin was formerly superintendent of public Instruction in Oregon and bears an excellent re FIRED OUT OF HIS JOB in Politics WASHINGTON, Di C.. Jullan Bingham, Collect revenue for the district has been rv woved, Thothpeon appointed to fill the va cancy. Hingham wae removed for | his connection with the ousting of negroes from. the recent)ftepublican te conventh charges againet Irwin | jer Too Strenueus |’ NATIVES OF THE NORTH ARE DYING that with half of thy Ind there were 600 the jefore that th ri not traded with wh | A nurvivors large doatitute velop rapidly int Encroachment of White madiiahed wt th r river have whieh in rte meh willing to learn. iy carry the packs of pr to legend, natives were th the rush pr friendliness for them, A party Russians many many years a vaded their country in an attempt to enslave the natives, the lat. ter marancred the w party Postmaster General Payne, after a) conference this afternoon with Pros- ident Roowevelt, stated that the ac- the Mepublicann of Albama did not meet the president's | japproval, and was a perversion of | Republican principlos. Payne sald that the administration would no} pprove of much action in Aln- than it would in any nerth-| THINGS ARE MIXED 8T, LOUIK Nov. 11 by Peter Ariund upon Wetmore last ni insult to Ariun¢ The am s Mowe nt for an alleged wife is compll- meanage from Lovleviiie which says that th: real Mra. Artund t there and hi no knowledge of the other woman $1.00 Galvantzed Tud..... 8 Copper Bottom Wash Boller ... “ THe 12-quart Galvanized Pall...21¢ No. W feet Clothes Line..... No. § Waffle Iron $1.25 Savory Roaster., we landw recelved a carload of “Gar Come in and plenty of Yr urte sale will be pleased to explain the merit of the "Garland We well them on time if 1 prefer GEO. HH. WOODHOUSE 0. 1409 SECOND AVIGNUE. Europeans. woe lion. J. W. Ivey and vartous north- orn missionaries are endeavering to secure governmental ald for the un fortunate natives. + for bicyels repatra TOMATOES— 3 cans for Per doz cans SUGAR CREAM Per can Per dos. cans . st. OUR 25-CENT FRE ROASTED COFFEE beat CcORN— ver pound FRESH HOME SMOKED HAMS— Per pound . ROLLED OATS—Hot from Milt— +e the %-poond sack ... 400 90-pound mack . BIG FAT MACKEREL n +. 16a, 200 and 250 “QUR BEST” FLOUR— 2% pounds & pounds PURE CREAM %-pound tin .... pound tin .... . BLUE LABEL CATBUP— Per bottle sss... CORN MEAL — Yellow white— 10-pound sack .... CRACKED WHEAT— 10-pound sack ; PEARL BARLEY, SAGO TAPIOCA— Per po ‘ 6 pounde for LENTILS— og ee BIG ITALIAN PRUNES— Per pound . CITRON LEMON OR ORANGE PEEL— Per pound ... ‘ BEST VANILLA EXTRACT— Per bottle . 4c and 750 BEST LEMON EXTRACT— Per bottle ....200, 300 and 55e EASTERN 6 9-poumd @mek 6.6.6.6... 60 NONE-SUCH SYRUP— \-ealion cane, apectal morrow, per can to- PURE RYE OR BOURBON WHISKEY— Per gal. +. $300 and $3.50 CALIFORNIA BRANDY— Per Gal. occ eeesne yee 88.00 DOMESTIC GIN— Per gal. ....5.$3.00 and $3.50 Cooper & Levy 104-106 First Ave. Bet. Yesior and Washington Sts Telephone, Main Auction Sale Jewelery Sterling Silverware and’ Rom- ers’ Silver Plated Ware and tlery, Silver Novelties, Purs- Field and Opera Glasses, Spectactes, Kyeginsses and everything appertaining , to a first-class Jowelry business will he offered without reserve to the highest bidder. Frederick & Co. and Opticians, 715 Second Ave. Jew Hinckley bil {5 ~ | Peete Coast Clothing Comp’y. coc Glothing |900 First Ave., Cor. Marion St. TURNED BACK }to NEV 1 Dun GOLDMAN'S | Nov, 11.—~The Gu fed for the Polr wt Ww YOR and gl jane 1 He expert handle your No extra cha om yon King’s Sarsapartl stil Boap Licbig’s ‘Bxtract Quinine “Hair T oth Pow ent of ure. (Ph. D.) Yesler and Second Third and Main dl feet Wedding end Engagement Rings ye 0.0 sban orted bieex, Holds the rnia tted the and to for | Unis io der he Dr 00 Y 01 Gecond Acenue Cor. Marion patil tsnnnl orncteecr nny RAINIER. [Now Strength and Vigor in Every Drop ne W |broke horses, weighing from 900 to|, weart Story of the Wyoming 1 Horses ro avenue, Saturda: Auction Sale of yy. 1 m., November 8th, 25 head of well 1,200 pounds. GEO. LANCASTER, Owner. patrons de | patients in the allotted tim of Owl 907 First Ave. Do You Light An sult in your using it. No Matches, Smoke or Odors. The most con- venient and cleanly system artificial lighting. Cheap enough to be in every one’s reach, The Seattle Electric Ga. ing to the unexpected ring precede nt inability a we investigation of the merits of electricity as the lighting medium, will re- Important NOTICE Teeth Without Plates have | decided to extend the offer until fur | a Pirldge Work, per tooth... yur A How a tice as follows rtistic Vulean Plates Milne and M, of the Dd. Royal Co al Alway Attendan: Boston Dental Pariors 1422 SCC AVENUE, Opposite Bon Marche re—$:80 a. m, to 8 p.m oa. m. th dep. m All work under the supervision of Sipes, Sun- ‘Ramaker Music C0. ARGE HARD-WOOD GOLDEN FINISH ROCKER, has two very large embossed and shaped panels in bac Price | arms, shaped wood seat and well made base Frederick Nelson | COMPLETE HOUSEFURNIGHERS Second Av., Madison and Spring Sts, i i c k. Large scroll-shaped $2.90 ~ The largest and best on the Pacific Coast. and most scientific methods of painless dentistry. We cro tract teeth without the Cents employed, but «il are re of and will W, M. Russell, Mer. ; Independent, 667. 400, Oe. DOLLAR agrastion in Town.) onight Every Night This Week and Satur- day Matine “State: Named” Comedy Drama, “PENNSYLVANIA” alley. By C. 8. Callahan and Dan L. Hart. ‘A Play With Natural Characters, Witty Dialogue Intense Climaxea, Funny Situations and Select Com- pany. Seats Selling Seven Days in Ad- vane | No charge for painless ex-| \traction when teeth are order- jed. All work done by graduate |dentists of 12 to 20 years’ ex- perience; a specialist in each department. We will tell you in advance exactly what your. work will cost by a free exam- ination. Give usa call, and you jwill find we do exactly as we advertise— SET OF TEETH GOLD FILLING \GOLD CROWN . jan FILLING . | uo PLATES | «+++ $5.00 . $1.00 «$5.00 -§oc New York Dental Parlors 6x4 First Avenue, Seattle (Pioneer Square). Hours—8 to 8; Sundays 8:30 to 2. Branch Office—Fourth and Mor- rison street, Portland. 1406 Moved to 1406 ad Ave, 3 ae. | F.W. Merrick The American Clothier, 703 First Ave. Agent for the Celebrated John B Stetson Hat, $4 and $5, | ache experience. We exi tell you in advance jumt ' teeth when piates are fuaranteed ten years. Lady tendance. AMUSEMEN) GRAND ta JOHN CORT, Mgr, Phone ¥ ¥ Tomorrow Afternoon and Nigt Inimitable 3-Act Faree Col “OVER THE Fit 20—CLEVER Build for Three Hours of Prices—$1.00, T5c, Curtain 2:30 and GRAND souse John Cort, Mgr, Phone, Three Nights, Beginning, Thre a = | Py Saturday Mi } Hermann the-Greal New and Novel iy Magic Phenomena, an¢ I | ] THE MUSICAL Prices—$1.00, 75c, 500, 256 Troth Phones, Main 4% House Packe to the for the Second and Last ; a tinguished otress, FLORENCE ROBERTS, TWO NIGHTS MORE @NLY “SaPHO ‘Thursday Night Nights urd Matinee Only, “The Adventure of Lady No one seated. dar ty More headaches come from, Strain than any other cause taking medicine and come te i & permanent cure, Wi SCHUCHARD OP’ 1207 Second Ay (Next. to Stans, | TICAL CO Sean