The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 26, 1902, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR — } ‘. A 4 | th THE SEATTLE STAR Day Will Receive the Usual | ‘ii: MVERY AFTERNOON MXCEPT CUNDAT. Religious, Social and Sporting»: » Business Dept. Matn 1050. Aitortal Dept , Matn 113% Saas won eee “Seager rer Observance Among the Masses That i tea ea sven TTR E> ils Suggested by Taste and Precedent § : 7-818 U. 8. Wxpress Building. trace erimin: ? latter « the city. The a of Beattle ought to have Bed Room = — ——et A per copy; wenty-fve conte month, deliversd | eoway, anc n ty Sali We sarriors We tres'ecpisa, “nT “OY ae a will & 1-30 ce Khe poultry sale The dig thing wilt vegin at| wo leoway, and 1 think the | — = ee - bed ontt w that he th the and last mii the oOnaU EN, oom \ . Botered at the postoffice at Beattie, Washington as second clase matte and thankfu ikesiving fowl that he hes &s and other dant | for the expenditure . asi ence = = heh tho my en within the memory of liv The commit One Marked Ci | fl RADES cnvon rue agrees to keep the] 4 striking example of this hand! OE AND H com REPRE ounty and d until after 6 o'clock IM) eap came up not many montha o£o. * Little Joe sold newapapers on a West Side route In Chicago, day will t | a for the ral ery and honest, he successfully | lous people wilt forget ee ngpibege: gel | tonal lines and will Join in union | MOF Part of th 1M \iveu was put on the ¢ core FO Reems t Shook In the Churches moating #t | mructions to use “Naw, I don't want a job as messenger boy.” satd Joe one day, when | foorhail gladiators will ‘and| xtensive programs for ehurch ‘di ri hurch. The | means to capture hi asked if he didn’t want this “steady position.” “Naw,” quoth Joe, “T © is @ fierce battle for supre- |#ervices, both’ Protestant and Cath- | Aumen egcety of the First M. P| was received that the Ne | rn nearly a3 much mon. per route and almost as much doing | on the gridiron, The student | Olle, to be held throughout the city | ‘ a for another city not far distant, an’ pr vriiagnng 6 prior a atrest,” L can't afford to be such a gent as & | bodies Will crowd onto t Jand ent whout the CRY | big turkey din church, | that he had gone with the intention pa . on A dagy | nto the bleachers a Jehurches whose pastore are mem. On the Gridiron of turning tok messenger boy. I've got a family to look after, and must work for a [air hideous and theme bers of the ministerial alliance have potball tomorrow at volver and a living.” ‘ rendition the most ner ranged for union services at some park i con- The B gern dg vy family never f tog yell Je matiner church in every district in the Uni. [its track could do nothing but wta jaraily went hungry. { look thetr prettiest and be out Other denominations will hola 2 at the city limits, figuratively spew One day Joe shivered with cold and at the same time burned with 4 call to the desperado He did not hi 1 take ff himself. He was too b do thelr favorite and rounders < | ship of |come nd wud 0 arrest, b a ft 2d weltne 3 shargpienchlp. of | compe veal ont a 'auclined. Tt ia be- HREE-PIECE BEDROOM SUIT, made y other collegiate he name man held up a his season. Ne © he left Boattle, and mur- ttle between the victo bartender In cold blood team captures the pen an arrested the next tin hel ame to Reattle and now has a prom Though turkey. com a hero's mile om | yen, the big hint wi Then Joe was in bed and the doctor came. After a long watting of two weeks, Joe died, died as he had lived—died wit ; his face. « [Took Iike the price he A iy ne on What became of his newspaper route, meantime? ssearaieneetericentiaineicieillinillaaindidia ices aA aaa . 7 a { Do you suppose loyalty and comradeship belong only to men and s got to win Pig Bead ng hy iy ae rt a Joe's comrades, loyal little street arabs, kept up the route and gave and they are ready with the he Sernemited "ts. Beatie oF Ming the money to his mother, He would have been anathema marantka Game ae ae Gee | ee who would have kept a cent of “Joe's money. is MERE CUBBY-HOLE swith all winners. It te hint Wanted And when Joe died these Lilliputians sald, “We'll bury him proper.” e w and clever trick#| A young man to learn the news- It was a hard pull. Coffins and heartes and carriages are expensive. re on the book that has beep writ-| paper business. Apply 1107 ard ave. But Joe's comrades would have turned highwaymen, {f necessary, for 1 genes to spall out Pullman's defeat to the money. They got the funds, these expert financiers, though it ls not egursontian to: the tite waoterter, gust clear how they got it. nt immediately to the home | And “Joe's coffin was a daisy” and there was enough money to put ee ee ee eer ‘ the coffin and the mother and the little sister on the train for a Wis- Notther Coach Alten ie. ou at teel ‘ consin town, where Joe's mother had “folks.” \qladiators has much here | re er Cc @ e son 4 ‘They didn't cry when they went to the depot, these ragamuffin |i* blood 4m their ey x: | " mourners, Lips trembled and tears glistened until furtively wiped in until Nine o'clock way, The luxury of crying belonged to “swell” Creed al day te- ‘Touching story? ‘Yea, but more than that. Heroism is not alone of the battlefield and tender hearts do not be- fong exclusively to philanthropists. More. Vaunt your common schools, They are worthy. Urge early train- ing. It makes character. But, over and beyond schooling and early training and a fair chance in life is goul stuff! More yet. ‘The world’s leaders and redeemers came from below and not from above, That's history.. ‘The peril of society and its salvation is to be found in the hearts of its boys. from thoroughly seasoned oak through- out The top panel of this bed is 17 inches wide and the dresser top is 20x38. The dresser has a swinging French bevel plate mirror, 20x24 washstand is full size, with splasher rod, one large drawer and one double cabinet. This suit we sell at 76. COMPLETE HOUSEPURNISHERS Seooend Av., Madison and Spring Sts. NEW CLEANED CURRANTS —Hpecial today, per pound. Be HANDICAPPED GOOD MINCE MEAT—Each pack make two large pies; special today— - ehinetreditonsa 20 3 packages for Because They Cannot Fellow Crim: |f SRANDY, LOR MINCE MEAT inals Out of the City Por quart ......+.+ $1.00 NEW WALNUTS—Boft shell— “If the men on the Seattle detect- Per pound - 200 ve force were given the proper | NICE EATING APPLES— means to cateh criminals,” said « Per box 650 and 700 prominent potice officer today, “I do|B wear AND FOOD CHOP. Ro A GERERAL AND THE MATRIM iL QuEsTIO . % Adjt. Gen. Henry C. Corbin ts fooling with dynamite. % report he tackles the matrimonial question and deplores the fact that pot think that they would be fi behind in the enforcement of | the Rach $1.20 and $1.60 ‘Vv law. At the present time the field ’ Se Byxto Ano *|Parlors other officers in the department is ae état r conti the city tl ° go Ponty fw pg Forks... $2.00 and $3.00 j c FANCY CRACKERS — Best ‘i ‘many of the young officers who are entirely dependent on their pay, get J ; aaa certoate —- Senna a married. Gen. Corbin says this Is to be deplored, and should be dis- jone av yarietion— a a . Chronicles Sen | Pes u couraged. “A young officer should have but one allegiance, and that ore Per pound or ; ; ais al u . * iy sagas [had to pay their penses, but | ORANGE PEKQE TEA—Regu- a Francisco Bulletin. 2 a Should be the service. | while they were their pay was tap Va-gent vales— and PRICES-$1, The, We, 28, Catia | ‘The world will not agree with the grizaied veteran. The world doesn't large number iter were 6.4.3 pain By = : know much about war, but it does know about hearts. iF + that bas oc: | FRENCH CHOCOLATE wast ‘There is nothing that makes « man so thoroughly as marriage. The cornet and no remedy has been of Cream (pANDY— = gverage employer of young men encourages it. He does it for selfish LONDON, Nov. 13.—(Special Cor-|more remarkable is the fact that) “About all that the criminal has ne and reasons. He knows that the young married man is a better employe | rexpondence ly |every Engtish provincial city of any|to do when he turns a trick in 5-pound ber»... wil than the single man. Responsibility broadens the young fellow with a {discovered that it ought ty size boasts an Impos-lattic ie to get out of the city imt LONDON LAYER tet! ‘Dis hands. Be realises that he has“ doubled his liabilities, as |Tetpectable home for its rulers. One| ing town hail. nd he is practically safe. The p. Ber pound .. ‘wife on of the queerest of all the tapsy-turvy | The members of the county coun-|lice will not follow him ex Per 20-pound box ‘well as his happiness; that he must attend to business. thingy about this center of the em-|cil almost screwed their courage to | mail or telegraph, and when BIG FAT MACKEREL — And ambition! pire tw that a majority of the the sticking point last week, but |of other citles are notified to arrest Wc! ‘ All the money In the world will not pull as strongly as love. The nts don't know where its when the matter came to active "ie, And small wonder vote, same of the men who had been ‘Fight kind of man wants to give his wife more comforts, more luxuries; | puiiding from which th woe suppdteg tie scheme.’ weonme Ihe wants to prove to her that she didn't make a mistake when she wedded | ¢ropolis ts ruled. is mi ltriewtened at the thought of whet am md r ou ‘tim; that she is the wife of a keen, shrewd, competent, progressive [affair beside which the municipal the war-laden texpayer might say, iM P ar 90, "he, Se, 260. pean. headquarters of any American city |and #0 backed out, They only post ‘= aiag** rork. 00 now on sale, pall a of 20,000 Inhabitants would look im-|poned the purchase, however, and it oe ae Mattiege Goes that. 3 an ae of their weak- | posing |i certain that before long London Coming Soon—"Fiddlé Dee ‘messes and follies. It forces them to live cleaner lives, and cleaner liv- mans, maken: Lonten's lack of an|wil have an offical home worthy of ) e ; ns fing means better health. equate municipal building all the | its reputation. ' tf 500 Examinaiwn .... . There is nothing that cuts so deeply and wounds so severely as con- __— in Sale FRUITS — Finest ru gaa. ma. to 8 Dm Bunday, #120 & mm to 12 mo demnation in the eyes of the woman you love. CHERRIE Rooms 11,12,13, 14 Hinckley Bleck Yes, marriage makes @ man, crowns his life, if it is the right kind Busy After Prices That Will —Per Toke Pied aoe sateen . Make Brisk Trading OF We dent believe ts The mine wnat surtiner cooraee eymearty. || HOQliday Trading Frid ageresivencss—yes, kin tmprove the as 0 a radgin ay ‘ a eivilian. | i Carvers |\enal|l| Rubber Collars should any human being, no matter what his vocation, be asked est _ Quali to é ig ae tassios eet create eds tags S00E Gee bigheeet ane betiont sotstion tnawn |) utivacbea’ “Muse-E- “opretme ng'serts | becon’ me tocnee COCKTAILS —Assorted favors of 2 Hin, full 96 weber tong, woven educa, | wide pretty pat- PURE RYE OR BOURBON ff d F ‘ "And, in passing, don’t forget that Henry C. Corbin, who has turned Stee WHIM EEE. aren ote, pee pain terme. ts. Vale, AN WHISKEY— Cu Ss an ronts MMs batteries on Cupid and would strangle the little god, has just passed || —ecememmon= | friday ane | pridey sae ~— AND-—— } appt hE out of his own honeymoon period. Is he any less a soldier and good ser- 1,000 Boxes Highly GOLDEN RYE WHISKEY— Perfumed ‘Toilet Soap, 3 cakes in pretty box, 200 yant of Uncle Sam because he has a loving wife that will enable these should- should be some salary-raising Se quality Mill Red Flannelettes, Fri- day Sue Wee Dress Plaid, pretty patterns, e Per gal : Oporto PORT WINE— = Per er tepvaaee ’ vaipe Friday 12%¢ Friday special 1847 Silver CALIFORNIA PORT WINE London’s Cut Rate Haberdashery No. “16h wi sKey— 1111 --Second Avenue --- 1111 wood, soft and mellow— Good Judges Buy | Another Cut in ware ceaitanet bout er 8 = er Old Estab’ The Bert Is Furs Here Mackintoshes |f wre sotee ana She one ewelon. | PAINLESS DENTISTRY | Sicrtteut pelle cimorenostny ig is sp hadi pot ge attack to hie Wo eaoR SUPERIOR VaLGEe | WE MUST HAVE THE room |/ff 31.75 pate ¢ . bg Sy We administer vitalleed alt for PAINLESS EXTRACTING and our aaa Imitation Sable Scarf, with FOR HOLIDAY GooDs. $1.10 pair Carvers. ‘ preparation that is applied to the gums is the greatest in this world; no ce a She pair Carvers ated to suffer when having teeth extracted. NO STUDENTS. THIS IS Sable Hcatt 1 "wide sweep military cape, velvet $2.50 Set Carvers...... BS A PARE peer al CoLiaos ‘ 4 tips and 2 long bush Inlaid collars and placket, trim- 99.50 Set Carvers... Gold Crowns, 22k. “RUDOLPH AND ADOLPH Ladies’ Wool Berge Mackintoshes, rice. 68.49 1 ing, $8 value, price,.....83.98 . with ¢ prett , tet i . $5.00 Set Carvers......... 82.08 104-106 a illings that stay in . 1.00 ‘The greatest funmaker on tails, worth $7.00, price... g.08 Men Heavy Serge Mackintoshes, 1847 Rodger’s Knives and Forks, te one Filtiny Ag Xd ‘i tte Girls es arieh loomed fo ally oo ene 82.98 wer 83. ‘Teleahons, am Pilates never fail. Seats selling seven days scart, $9.00 value, sale price Psi ‘Tea Spoons, set.. ‘ z Teeth Extracted Free, without pain ————— = netish Melton Mackin- Deasert Spéons, set.. and replaced with new © hi iy. Lady attendant ‘Ten-year written guaranteed. No students, but all specialists of | velvet collar, box coat 0 value, cut price $5.98 Real Northern Fox Beart, with genuine fox tails and 4 tipe, ¥ sive = ‘mitted his eye to offend him, he forgot the scriptural admonition to value, price - ae Ten-year written guarantee. re making a specialt; a * ei y of gold crown pluck it out, und proceeded, instead, to put the puniehment upon the inno. || @nuine Reaver Scart wih © ox | The New Gloves || & and bridge work. Be eure to consult us about this high-class work. q women. he sasteneneeas 916.00 } Dr. E. J. Brown's Dental. Parlors, 713 First Avenue. are Here import ue Cel | Stocking of flashy colors \s taking a long step toward perdition, and hy ‘expressed in stronger language still hix horror of the young woman who will wear the modern stocking of open lace. Possib! I SEATTLE AGENTS No Pain The Tonic Par Because we give the value 8 Bot know anything about, but it is within tte bounds of safe conzerv- W. L. @tiem to say that be iy 9 agpcc te rete he ought not to have DOUGLAS" Ae et the Matchless La Capefia = — We buy known as much about as he pretended to know. MEN'S cid Gloves, the. equal of any | No charge for painless ex- ap! ‘ , $2.00 glove on the market; ox 4 o ts, $20.00 and ‘Evidently, the church trustees took somewhat this same view. Act- UNION +2 Ranta Ey a no .\ |traction when teeth are order- Overesae, 0005 aa br. {ng upon the women’s protest, the deacons did not call upon them to prove themselves guiltless, like Phyrne before the Areopabus, but log- cally amssumed that even If they were guilty the greater #in lay in the knowing It. ted. All work done by graduate Pants, $4.50 and up. - | je highty recommended as & preventive of | dentists of 12 to 20 years’ ex See our Window, — ae | hMoide and Influenza; |Perience; a specialist in each - ‘oF TH department. We will tell ee y work will cost by a free exam- ination, Give usa call, and you 1102 Seeond Aveta in advance exactly what your|f IMPERIAL TAILORING! will find we do exactly as we! MAI SHOES, SALE Friday and Satupday we will sell 100 pairs All Woll White BOSTON PAINLESS DENTISTS Grey or Red Blankets TRY—The most approved laborator o- “ , “¢ " gee | SQ) | neweom (4 25 Per Cent Bridge Work, per tooth Our Artistic Vulean Plat All work under 7 | q Stitched Moreen Belts with harness $6.00 Blanket for $3.75 will ror under th ; . buckle, red, green, blue and $10.00 Blanket for + $7.60 and M. 0, Sipes, both ugian’ Men's Valour Gait P black. east degree of LD B.D.” 1 Colt and Kid St fh. Now ia the time to buy! Boston Denial Parlors Bozreen,,all the protect with Nowiained trimmings and {1% WESTBERG 8 CHILDS § ice sn shies este a onc 1422 Second Ave., Opp. Bon Marche ; ceed || Pere ge ad mad Ea ak ase Houre—f:20 «, m, to 8p. m. Sundays, 9 a, m. till 1 p.m. | 1312 2nd ave. ; en : wNE Sy) CALMER) = | OF RECEIVER'S r All the new SUPERIOR COUR winter — styles . $2.00 worth per pai a specific remedy for Typhoid and Malarial Fevers. | E. FOUGERA & CO., 26-30 ¥. Wiliam St..¥.¥. \ and ~— |advertise— SPECIAL NOTICE oF | Phil aeeererened |SET OF TEETH . PUBLIC AUCTION 2022 itiins © : or HORSES |*¥®R Fntine Nee Thanksgiving 4 Wines and § Liquors J. ARONSON Harness and wagons, ove matched] New York Dental Parlors QUEEN AWNE FLOUR wholesle Liqvor Dall pounds, good Workers; one good | te 109 Columbia street | 100 tndave farm team, weight about 2.600; one} 614 First Avenue, Seattle ‘ unset Pink 175 MILLING GO., bse me baal ar ts. Gatton, ot of h mneee (Pioneer Square), Free Delivery: , - : 3 ie Ladi > the high HAMMOND oy Bearne 206, 208, 210 Pike Street. | ne Wales, Separate |e Wash, November Jun 0 BRO”! téuesie be Gs Qubdede Saphae. deuinttianditciimainn “THM RIGHT KIND.” nesett t 1p. m. Branch Office—Fourth . Then buying articles ed | i R ment Rings risen street, Portland, 1"? Mer Gos baben pon Fen ‘the Star.