The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 25, 1902, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. ee - BVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT BUNDAY, t TELEPHONES: Business Dept., Matn 1060. Kattorial Dept , Main 138 AN ES AP a = B. Hazard Wella, Editor, B. F. Chase, Business Manager. | os THANKSGIVING OFFICES | Geattle—110T Thira New York—290 Tempie court Bullding. is IS b UND Chicago—81T-818 U, 8 Express Building. — as ena aE ce coairae ran po mae Set Te Ge eaten ob cocend-cinss imation ; aoe : | OF. | tyre, an agent of the A Andetaon becat gered at Me «on —e ig and the price MUST BE SIGNED ' ‘ K A Intys rn tw ! pane 1 " two. ening, while the lat ‘A subscriber writes to inquire wheth: by the 1 it rt apper at @ lode e writer would be received by the Star for pabiic The Star follown hich artived from|t witha shetqun Vi Nl the rule laid down tn every metropolitan spaper office, Anonymous f rday, brought | M y wounded, communications will not be published under any circumstances, All ar particulars of tb na iy ° ticles must be signed by the writer, whose name, however, will be with e oaks k ied in Kodink eld if requested. Me Sonat “A x f murdere _——_—_— LEGS WERE TOO LONG” In Chicago the school cht been on a strike. at the Andrew Jackson schoo! has brought out an ep {Wartous reasons are given by the pupil. In one ward school the chil- [Across the sk @ren complained in a formal petition that they had been “deprived of [half b their inalienable rights.” ‘That was the language employed by these rebe! tots! ‘The sedition in the Jones school ts unique for its explanation, Pui mo higher than the table gave this reason for their rebellion “Our teacher—his lege are too long—that's why we stryc Many «4 strike has had a leas reason for its excuse. It ts easy to formulate a long let of grievances. Tallyrand sald lan- Bvage was an instrument for the concealment of thought. Analyze some of the strikes in the past and no better reason will be discovered than ‘that somebody's legs were too long—or too short. Happily for labor, it has discovered that it does not pay to go out for a grievance of no more importance than the length of somebody's CHINA... 64-inch Plates, dozen,..@2.80 as.10 ne trouble |Clutched tn on TM-inch Plates, dozen 8\-Inch Plates, dozen No. § Covered Dish, each 1. b... Pe oh 81.30 ao 12-inch Meat Dish, M-inch Meat Disb, 16-inch Meat Dish, each For five years Miss Augusta Busch had been a faithful, self-sacri- ficing and universally beloved missionary in the German Baptist church at Omaha. Her tife had been as open as the day and as tnspiring of cheer as the sunshine. « ' She was ever about her work, ministering to the poor, giving cheer to the sick, consolation to the bereft, encouragement to the afflicted, and the gospel to the unbelieving, ever a true, faithful missionary to hu- manity, a benediction to the church and a living glory to God. But the other day it was discovered that this woman was only human. She had passions and temptations and weaknesses just like the rest of us. t She sinned, and in her sinning she was as whole-hearted and self- forgetful as she bad been in her efforts and sacrifices for others. One more the proper prepa surprisingly less th ordinary. It provides 4-foot Extension Table buflt of quarter-sawed oak, golden brown finish, very pretty design. Five lees of ample wi top; regular price $16.50 Enlargement Sale Price $12.95 oak, highly polished Sideboard; Ike « buffet; mands high from the floor and h package makee two la: 20x42 inches; French mirrer 20x32 inches; ample drawer and cabinet —Special today and room; regular price §71.00- She was found lying on the flom of the pastor's study In the cbureh ‘the other morning, clasped close in the pastor's arms, both dead from Secidental escape of gas. There was proof of guilt in plenty, But death, that had so cruelly unmasked her sin before the congregation and the ‘world she had served so long and so well, kindly took her to another and row 3 pe on ° FRESH SHREDDED Cocos. NUT— pound . + 200 TENEOD GROUND Enlargement Sale Price $23.00 swe CHOCOLATE—In Tine— 1 pound we 3 pounds . senses O88 EVAPORATED APRICOTS— Per pound * We CALIFORNIA FIGS— er pound BLEACHED 66 ag a Ir Detter world for judgment. But the church held her dead bedy and promptly proceeded to heap Indignities upon It. ’ Men and women—particularly women—ciaiming to be Christians, turned ghouls and sought vengeance upon the dead. “Judge not, that ye be not judged.” is an admonition that may have been well known to the lips and ears of the people of thie church, but was unknown tn their hearts. be LES: | Fahne 4 Would not permit the sacred edifice to be desecrated by holding cane the woman's funeral in {t, they sald. LONDON R RI ‘The high!~ virtuous members of the choir, who probably have done gro ppd emetcptie, fess for humanity and God's cause in their whole lives than this mis- This garment tw of sealskin. It ts cut . Se aa DOM aa ee only shows the slightest 4 ition to curv LARGE MUSCATEL meee Ce See ties Sotaeet feae wows not sing. being aiven by a heavy stiffening of feathert There in no downing —Per pound . « lar en ee at coe er on on ce ting oH ee period me neal garment, At times ¥ fa not in as much popularity aa others, but NEW mixeo NUT! ‘ a for practical purposes it Iv always good form _ Se throw over it even the mantle of charity. ” ~ Then a stanch-souled old man of God arose among them and told ~ pai ‘them they were worse than infidels—worse than savages even—and that | iN, "LEMON AND $f the church was to be barred sigs inst women who sin the door might FREDERICK & NELSON, ORANGE PEEL— ge, boc seca. \pulbgendirge pal be found fit to enter. FINE FURNITURE. Decency prevailed, what a commentary it all ts upon the Chris- tanity that means nothing beyond forms and phrases! Be ON coin ‘The people of this church have done true religion a cruelier slander NES Seren Conte Ago yviger spies» ghee bomeend ahammar aeneielan EASTERN TOMATOES" “ © WHAT SAKES FOR PEACE ad = — - President Roosevelt agrees with his brother, Wiliam, of Germany, the best way to be Insured against war is to be prepared for it. In his speech at the New York chamber of commerce banquet be put ghalate: 125 ae 4 “The voice-of the weakling or the craven counts for nothing when he BRANDY FO! ey pai pss Dut the voice of the just man armed, is potent. Per pint rfl sto eer] Bice Seen ons soe rons ntsrned torn rope atone” FOR BouRsoN whose plea for peace is listened to with respectful attention.” ? a Pe 1 $2.00 ‘This ts 2 specious theory that did not originate with Roosevelt HIS a new Oak 4 GOLDEN AVE Wiiskev® the German kaiser, Because of ite antiquity many people have Heater at a mod- ae. SPDs Geluded into accepting it as sound, without question. * 5 - LISA POW Warr A ‘If it is true, then the nations that have kept the largest armies ought erate P py made q oponfo PORT WIN ops have the best records for undisturbed peace. in every detail, ni Per gal. es 1.50 But history tells a widely different tale. The great armies of the y, “Geta, nicely ‘ CALIFORNIA SHERRY WINE ‘world in all time which have been kept ready for war have seldom falled ornamented and nickel OLD CALIFORNIA SHEARY ‘fo find it. trimmed. Single fire- WIN THOS. 8. LI It is the nations that have kept their people in industrial pursuits dig pg gee ania dated CLARK DAWS ‘and have quietly gone on about their own business which have found pot, mounted air tight. ARGEL IPA Wine rns coxmesal has heavy steel body MUSCATEL WIN up of Individuals and controlled by the hu- Per gal TOKAY WINE 'Y, President. (Vioe-Pres. and Manager). SPECIAL PRICING OF DINING ROOM | FURNITURE and then Thanksgiving! Are the kitchen and dining room equipped witt The Enlargeme n Acorn Steel Range plendid saving chances are offered among the Chair erving of the Thanksgiving dinner? thing for the dining room is specially priced this week 4 Well braced to ® bbreviated top. Base ts GLHOLMES FURNITI itor THE OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME Alaska Petroleum & Oil Company Capitalized for $6,000,000 Treasury Stock $3,000,000 HENRY R. HARRIMAN, Seo, JOHN SCHRAM, Treasurer, GEO. F. COTTERILL JUDGE O. E. SANTER, Trustee. (Chief Engineer). R. J. MAHONEY, Trustee. man nature of Individuals, are very much like individuals In this, as and ashpan. Legs bolted BRAY | PROPERTIES fm many another respect. OD TAI popes rho fe the ame piialy to be found brawling—the big bully who {fp 10 bottom and made on bes +2 prudent + ‘ (goes about with a revolver in his pocket and a chip on his shoulder, or the following sizes: No. 104 WHISKEY. , £,000 acres of off and additional coal lands, on Comtrolier’s bay, Alaska, 10 miles east of mouth of Cop- the meek, quiet, unarmed man who inoffensively proceeds about his wood, soft and mellow— per River. Sandstone formation, with off in many places boiling from the earth and forming in pools own affaira? © stout «> ~Seescad ae abeandaand and lakes. A flowing well of ofl within 500 feet of our property. Which one does the policeman kep his eye on, expecting trouble? 12-inch, cold roll- ‘Which one does the man, woman or child, desiring peace, look upon etal 15 RE NEE ESS iS | ie tee eee a IL “The strong man armed” has his proper place, but it fs not in a 14-inch, cold roll- fi 104-106 Firet Ave. _ peaceful community. He is not conductve toa peaceful atmosphere, He Soa $17 4 rand Washington 6 Mr, Dubbs of Seattle, an experienced oil refiner, $s a constant menace and challenge. somorainde phone, Main 80 per cent. naptha, gasoline and coal oll. Absolutely paraffin base. We have at least 10 men at work ‘There may be nations whose military power, and security of gov- cold roil- * now on the grounds, with thousands of de « zy ernment even, lie in a great military force. $1 ever other lands the company may 1 eed. Mr. Mahoney, one of the trustees. goes north Dec. 5 to « ours ‘moni sane sak sume charge drilling machine has been purchased and will be shipped Dec. But this nation of cag Preston ‘The military power se o) The ‘of business is the ‘eatest wealtht producing business in the world. of the United States lies, not in a great army and great navy, but in a was founded on $4000, and now foote up to fortunes aggregating $4,000,000,000, great people. ' , ee material fo $600 invested by Andrew Carnegie m: m a millionaire. Prosperity an@ patriotism, called suddenly to arms from the fields, lars Invest od by J. Mo ey made not only himsee , malities “Coal OM million dollars or of off from ‘and the loved ones at home, in defense of country, make a ‘morale than can be drilled into any army through a thousand years of discipline. ‘What makes the power of this nation respected, the world over, end would make it invincible in war, is not our files of soldiers or our fleets of battleships, fine as they are, but the intense loyalty and the {infinite capability of the men of America in the flelds and factories, ‘end offices and marts, who at a moment's call may be turned into an army as irresistible in war as it fs in industry. BOSTON PAINLESS DENTISTS $8 DENTISTRY—The most approved laboratory and me- pale Squipment for the practice of Painless. Dentistry, in the Pacific : i Frederick & Nelson Complete Housefurnishers Second Ave., Madison and Spring Sts. i No charge for painless ex-| wl: traction when teeth are order-} ed. All work done by graduate | dentists of 1a to 20 years’ ex- perience; a specialist in each| department. We will tell you in advance exactly what your | = =~ mens | work will cost by a free exam- | ination. Give usa call, and you BO YoU wana... HAT? |will find we do exactly as we| THE BEST VALUES jadvertise— Are Always found at Our Store, SEATTLE HAT FACTORY 1111 SECOND AVENUE Hats Clean Biesked, Dyed and Retrimmes OS ET SET OF TEETH .......$5.00 |GOLD FILLING .......$1.00 |GOLD CROWN . ++ +$5.00 |SILVER FILLING ......50c) ‘Northwest. A 12-Year Written Guarantee With All Work. or Fillings ... ; 350 in Crowne . . 50 Gold Crowns, 22k 3.50 50 36.00 Bridge Work, per tooth Our Artistic Vulcan Pla’ All work under the personal supervision of Dra, 8, M. Milne and M. O. Sipes, both holding the degree of L. D. 8. D. D. &. and both members of the Royal Col- Lady Attendant. loge of Dental Surgeons Boston Dental Pariors 1422 Second Ave., Opp. Bon Marche Houre—#:20 », m.to 8 p.m. Sundays, 9 a. m. till 1p. m. The Place to Buy Wines and Liquors =-USE-- but the best at reasonable pri California and Imported Wines and LAquors from $1,00 to $4.00 allon; Kentueky favorite brands of ij sbreers from Oh io Sat ber enon: Memtoety cone your Teams, ||NeW York Dental Parlors) 614 First Avenue, Seattle 2 (Pioneer Square) 1 Houre—8 to 8; Sundays 6:20 to 2. : Granch Office—Fourth and Mor- | rison street, Portland, giving orders and we will deliver promptly BRUNNER & GO. rec tem tooo QUEEN ANWE FLOUR HAMMOND MILLING CO., Searne WE invested $400, and In twe invested $900, and tn a month drew out $7500, and still he ‘We here offer for sale 100,000 shares of this stock for 10 Taylor of Cleveland, Phone Main 1270 WOOD AND COAL Get in your Winter's Fuel now. Washed Nut are beth good stove coals. Franklin is @ free burning jump coal, SEATTLE COAL & WOOD 3); COMPANY tees Pssst First Ave. South and King Street norick OF J interest. eoks mad: Clark Davis & Co. Room 730 New York Block Newcastle No, 4 and Newcastle $818.08 ers foow tl NECESBATY fap ,70-pound turk ‘in faet, every. Sun et This excettent Table i» solid oak substantialy built and well finished throughout six feet; regular price $8.10- Enlargement Sale Price $7.09 with square top RE CO. JOHN CORT, Mgr. Phove Tonight—Last Dainty MAY SARGE In the Raging Laughing © A Spasm of Merriment.” Prices—$1.00, T5c, Se an ‘GRAND aoe Cort, Mgr, Phong, 2 Tomorrow and | Matinee—-s0 Cents to James A. Herne’s G Hearts of f | Presented by an Direction of Mi PRICES—$1, 75e, Bc, 36 7 q pronounces it as fine as any tn the world. *, and power of attorney to buy, lease and locate what- The Standard Oi! Co. Such a sum affords numerous fortunes to farm of 110 acres. Bailey, Parkersburg, W. V “iret come, first served, “GASTON CAI Nights ‘and Saturday Readman Warehouse at Nos both incly on First avenue south, | ery ef the Alladin Juntor cane, We sell Coke and Charcoal, Our prices are right, One laree, packing Geomrated sifk and plush it Yellow Crunke