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

as = ae Re nA PY STAR PUBLISHING Oo, THE SEATTLE STAR doubt it, But from m h & KOUFCE It MruRt be aovepted, ow by singing Indeed, thie soothing of a kloking ie by nO means = = - ~ <a 8 - a: | new This prosalo fact # Inspiration of the aweet voloes the milk BVENRY AFTERNOON BXCHPT SUNDAY, maida of Bwiteertand, which poets have tmmortaiiaed, Th that country TRLEP HON WS: the or Woman who can carol beat gots the mont pay, because their nese Dept, Main 1000. Kaltorial Dept §, Main 1196 xilea poothe the wildest cows at mille time, i tosava Weim, feetver. = x Cuaen Gasmaa Sonia Then let us not have the eneer too ready, but remember that the ob serving philosopher who said "Mualo hath oharma to soothe the savage OFFICES, breast’ understood the t . ’ Soattie—1907 and 1909 7th Ave ee New York20 Tempie Court iu lding " Ge Chteago—Hi7-218 UB Express Bullding, A CHANCE FOR A PARTY One sent vee per Wonk, oF (WaRty-Ave Cents Ber MoNth, delivered by mall arters. One of the most siqnifieant stane of the times, ax seen In the re- * rthers iy addteed Will please gotify this office at joent elections, was the Socialintwave that han swept all over the ' i» A the ae thelr new address. | vuntry Kuteved at Washington, @s ee or That party's candidate for governor of Mansachusetts potted 94,000 — = — Se votes, A areat showing wae made th ’ May ivanin w onein, In MERRY CHRISTMAS! ‘iana, Mi enota, Tewtan, Callforninand her states for ata muntetpad fe jor congessional candidates, Chicago ave a 12,000 y There wae a * large » nm Clevela ot matt ede, Innea pel a ul an may be eur «tote In Hfe-—bright youth or nae, poverty pe vl ~ land. ¥ Ri a ‘ Mi <3 7 gh 1 o " a P senna agi Qeare—thie le the Gay of sweetest [ANY on oe rhe rolaliate have gained anders in the tegialn joy, the day w nee . ’ ad at bownteous feast, the glad nd may pe. Guan oa mer m many - t a neral a Movement there muat be some general motive ty lay of eharity, the tear of giving gifts and cheery words 4 is not the result of strong organteation and propaganda, for there was and being glad ine arta of others glad seea ar ae a arte neon : x | t im the instinctive protest and revelt of a large element of the te without hist foundation, The date of Christ's birth in whtety ew o ws . we | of this country against industrial Jition# that, in theory at @iaputed and, indeed, unknown But Christmas did originate and docs exist In celebration of the re | ation of the work. Tis origin ts in the supreme statutes of nature and ft came to earth with man. While the Christ was yet undern, our sun-worshiping ancest nathentng of day at thin time of y trfamph of their god over the hosts of darkness, matitated this festival of magnantmity and merrymaking, and it has descended through the conturtes, the growth of human knowledge and sympathy adding to tts uty, until it ea | Dut te the glad wee capting the perceptib beneflcence and the graces of religton perfecting tte be festival that knows ou jubdfiee of all humanity, al natural More meaningful than all reed, w ne, NO Ame, NO Peo # tt te bewatiful reeds, it has become the day of all days, sacred and universe . ‘ Christianity, in borrowing thle festival, tool all the pagans have | worth having and added W it much that i dear and aweet and beaw | titer | To him whe belteves in Christ this ts, indeed, the day of merry mak- tm, for he ates not temporal good alone, but the opening New Jerasaiom, His heritage, thin day, Is more | than earth, Fr fortune, fame—all—may fail him, till naught of Hite not life ttmelf als to him for word af praise or wakes in hinr one thrtt! of Joy; yet in his mind dwells oa ace and fr hin heart | thankastving wells, because he feels, whatever befalls, hia soul is sate, and though earth crumble and time cease, his foot is firm, his hope w of the hand of Great Jehovah, King of kin For us all it has ite meaning, differeat fram that of any other day in pearly antes i secure, within the hott all the yee There \ the name an@ a spell tn the alr that exhilarate youth as nothing else can and bring back to old age the virgin emo tions of childhood. ite spirit ta holy, Ite tradith Sweet superstitions are sainted. ‘ Under ite benign spell avy self, for a few brief hours, be forgotten may the heart turn tender and the coarse passions soften; may friends be drawn more closely and enemies forgiven; may peace 4 1 upon ws and the glad soul revel naked in the glorious benediction of the yule | tide giowt ’ a charm | ennobiing and It |awai ts a leader that is broad encegh, able | oo ROOSEVELT AND THE TRUST President Roosevelt has undergone a decided change of mind, if not of heart, concerning the best method of regulating the trusts And his change t# much for the better. Only @ few months ago he declared that it would be useless to at- tempt anything in this direction watil the constitution could be amended | This meant Indefinite inaction end corresponding security to the trusta ‘The inevitable long delay and the danger that success might never | mt the |, the people be protected againat to stand for thet, ows biterard which aw i for which netther of the old parties have became tn able, propose any remedy he one extreme has created the opposite extre It is the old, old story, ‘The Mne te drawn between the many who create all and own hing and the few who oF *. woth, “and own h to mark the interests may meet And no party or leader te wise and powerful © where these two «reat confitetin vote is but a hint of the generat apirit of protemt. It ts wa fash that Celle of the heavy ob tn the a ot men who will not go to the Soctalistic extreme never- thelons bitterty protest againat the steady encroachments of the oapt- jadses. Hundreds of thousands of level-headed, fair-minded o men. farmers and artisana recogniae that common people have rights ean The #o taltett manufacturers pecially privileged clase and ¢ anship to bring together, to har- which it is the part of true state montac and unity If the Democratic party te worthy of ft» great opportunity h may remenerate itself by fitting foto this emergeney, The chance is ready~ nade There ix a golden mean where netther capt! « antagonised, where just rights of the established money power bela and ond ‘ Thewe just rights must be oor 4. ‘The common sense and the safety of every business man de ta chin At the same time this same common sense and safety deme power and that « aon interest nor uinulat ital be Htmited tm ite power wad that trusts be ent wi the haw The party that fite tteclf into thiy general feeling will not need to edus ate the people to ite principle, It te thelr principle already, AM tex ugh and honest enough ‘ _- A Chicago polleeman whe was | nwise enough to get caught while helping to crack a safe on his Dee " oo buretary 1 be a weening 0 all Phie abe Hut would the average polloe- 1 sentenced to the penitentiary nto ¥ careful at all times rofensional enough to afrest a brother oMcer engaged in a little private enterprise? —_—_ Boveral cartoads of turkeys, destined for thy ttle market, and ames J. Hill, en route for St, Paul, are stopp wit by the furt * over M but it certainly does seom strange that when there be any sid turkey Moating around Mr, Htti ie always to be found in the tm maxtiate vicinity ae —_——_——_—_—- Jented sale of mistletoe during than 9¢ per cent. of the parc: trued aa & reflection on the Seattle florists report an unpre the past week. They claim that more be attained by such cumbersome methods cauped no little doubt both as | ers were of the fair vex Can (his on to the president's sincerity and as to bie practical statesmanship. for lack of gallantry in the past’ Or does it moan that the ladies But President Roosevelt sees things differently now. In his message | teairous of——but no, it oannct be that, What does it mean, any to congress he makes {clear as his belief not only that the trusts ought | how? _ to be regulated, but that congress has full powers to proceed without @ moment's detay. This makes a big differsnes. and thin session of congress at om obtigation. He speaks plainty: “The power of the congress to tate commerce is an absolute and unqualified grant, and without Hmitations other than those preseribed by the constitution. The congress has constitution- ai authority to make ail laws necesrary and proper for executing thts power, and [am satiefied that this power has not been exhausted by any legisiation now on the statute books, It ts evident, therefore, that evils restrictive of ‘commerctal freedom and entailhag restraint upon national commerce fall within the regulative power of the congress, and that a wine and feasonable law would be a necessary and proper emer- cise of congressional authority to the end that such evils should be eradicated.” ‘There te remote possibility that @ constitutional amendment may be needed eventually. Mut the president no longer pure the cart before the horse. The amendment may be considered when it becomes neces- sary. He would have congress try its powers before assuming that thep are madequate. He would have the constitution carried out as it te rather than tinkered with. Indeed, there is serious doubt as to the need of any more laws even if thome we now have were rigtily enforced. A vigorous prosecution under the present laws, conducted with such spirtt of determination as would convince trust magnates that the government means business, might have better effects than could yeurs of tinkering with new acts and constitutional amendments, It in & good old adage that a stitch im time saves nine. Prompt ap- plication of the newaze ang thread now hand will close the rent far more satisfactory than will Indefinite waiting for the invention of some new-fangied sewing machine Perhaps the most pertinent paragraph in the entire message, so tar as it relates to trusts, is that in which the president asks congress to provide the attorney genera! withe funds with which to proceed with enforcement of the laws that exist If this request is granted and the attorney general proceedn tn good faith and with full vigor more good will be accomplished in one week than can be done in long years of ttheortaing and experimental legiata- | thon. | | | | ‘The president puts upon his party & great opportunity and « grave agni's woeful fatlure to charm a Boston have shaken some people's faith In the powers of music. But such people must have had Hittie faith In the first place. Muste’s charm is still evidenced on every hand, just as strongly as when, in the great Alexander's day, Softly aw measure, Soon It soothed hie soul to pleasure.” A fresh dispotch from Kansas says that Susan Devereaux, of Eldo- rado, has for weeks gone daily the banks of Walnut river and played the violin and sung songs for the amusement of the highly appreciative ish of that stream. To silence offers, Busan, the other day gave @ of public recital, and it is sald that scores of people standing on the banks counted hundreds of fish that gathered to hear Susan's sweet | strains of melody a] The story may seem a “fishy” One, but we have to admit that fish court may it so, are fond of forming themseives into schools—why not singing schools? If this evidence of music's charm is not conclusive there is more to be offered, , The Lutheran Evangetiat, a religious paper, that certainly ought to tell only the truth, tells of a kicking cow owned by a man in Ma town, Iowa, which could be milked conveniently only when und pothing Influence of must it was ne y to tie this cow in the stall while two strong and agile boys would enter upon the gymnastic performance of milking her and dodging her hoofs It happens that these two boys are good singe mitking kicking Betsy they started up “My Old Kent were surprised to discover that the cow became » that they found that it was 1 and patiently in the yard as she heard the refrains of and other old melodies. Did not this story come from @ religious paper t HILLMAN CITY Three Extra Cars FREE SUNSHINE Are ordered every day this week to carry the large crowds of buyers to Hillman City; 480 sold in 10 days. Wise people bought cheap, close-in lots in Chicago in early days and are now wealthy men. You can do the same in le by buying now in Hillman City at $35 up. Terms, $5 down and 50 cents per week. Don't wait longer if you expect to have something in your old age. See Hill- man, owner, at onoe, warm office on Renton oar line, at Hillman City, Take car on Washington street. ae A FEW MORE DAYS LEFT Our handsome phaeton will be given awa 1 Dt on away January tet. Purcham your holiday Wines and LAquors from us. don’t mislead our cus: enmary to tie her, and the milking was in progress as long Dixie,” “Take Me Back to Old Virgtwny t ne whit hinking might FREE WATER FREE wooo FREE RENT FREE AIR tomers by false advertising. Our good peat at reaw prices. Prompt and free delivery. tet Rabteeacaes BRUNNER & CO. (oii vo: @ Tel, Main 1000. Ten Y The Real Pain- rY Tor vec: { PAINLESS DENTISTRY | "w:."3iin: | Goll Get and Fit Guerantesd... 0600 and Fit Guarantee eld Crowne, 22k. fee PLATES id Fillings thet » too NO lyer Fillings that « 00 REQy; ‘Out Double Suction Adhesive RED Bigtes never tall, oth Extracted Free, without pain 4 replaced with new ones the same y. Lady attendant always pres- “Ten-year written guarantee, No students, but all apectatiate of from 42 to #0 years practice. We are making a «peciaity of gold crown and bridge work. Be sure to consult about this high S aoa | se. 719 | Partore—1. 2, 3, 4, 5, @ Union bioek Houre-8:90 4m. obo. m ¢ 7 Dr. E. J. Brown’s Dental Parlors, 713 & Southwick’ cog of these fine nights « Beatttie poticeman will be robl wed a highwayman for two hours before he That's wothing, Seattle children are so uD one A boy in Tacoma for came actus a policeman customed to. the sight of @ biuecoat that they would not know if they saw him, | Reading of the escapades of Crown Princess Louise of Bexony o the thought that it ts aboat time for the Chief of Pattce ef the universe to make some move toward cleaning out the royal tendertoin diatrtet, held wp and nd then there wilt be doings at the city hail EFFECTIVE GOWN OF TRIMMED CHIFFO Newspaper Enterprise Association The chiffon frock @laborately or dreany w This frock ts of black taffeta. It tly trimme tilly and applied 4 with with this costume in of fe & founda tailione of bh bottom of thy worn ond mink, trimmed ith strlen. i a STORE OPEN EVENINGS. “Odd Things Not Found here. DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND NOVELTIES FOR GIFT Diamond Rings, F Pendants, in the it artiatic =m mou in combination with other precious stones Gold, Bilver, Gun Metal and Bnamel Wateh for Men, Women and Children—all perfect tmepteces. in Sterling exhibited, many of which will be found nowhere etae, FRISCH BROTHERS Jewelers and Diamond Merchants ESTABLISHED 1885 720 First Ave., Seattle ~-USE-« QUEEN ANNE FLOUR HAMMOND MILLING CO., Searme For F Trading BBAUTIFUL Ww. Nightly CITIES TO "wus new rvocx Rey. J. M. Dean, who succeeds | Rev, 4, ©. Ohrum ae pastor of the | v acle = Baptiot church, will | hia firat sermon to his new WE WISH YC U neat Sunday Appreciate thei ; oe ve man, being . grades st LEGISLATION NERORD BY |) Om ME etna the ps ALL A VERY ic, te ad de MUNICIPALITIO® OF FIABT | year and 4 half he has been working HAPPY XMAS. UMBRIA CLASS WILL B& DIBCcU in the Philippines under the 4 Men's %8-inom *, (enon aa of the Y. MC. A, Rever bretina, boon conducting servioes at the brace Umbre ow afternoon * inside out; each wil then b Dr. GC. L. Neleon, Dentiet apni < ie | with simian committecs and city of-| Has removed hia comm: bd a 1OR® woo, | Metals of Bpokane and Taco with quarters in the Areade, roome 92% AN Kite, a view eouring need wie | oo8. ove large heryy Pure Wool Bian lation for oltter of the first claws at | white or silver gpa the coming seasion of the legisiature.| Dunlap, borders, 16.00 valuage’ eaally Vyronid Parry » councll a sod Corporatt « Gite Erect Worm Cow have recetved communteations fr 'n wrny, white ary oMfi@lals of the two cities named. value; Priday qoesting that the conferenoen be held Brown They will be at SIDBOrR, He value Tacoma. Yriday 200 Boxes Pine fumed Tolle: foup, 4 | ; »} cahcen ip mort Ok bom, 200 value batahe hewte’ was recuiued Tee ¢ 33 1-3 Per Ct. 112 SECOND AVENUE fox ~ write, pmae schedule } Bot. Seneca aad University Misses’ Long Chmelhait’ ‘tag Sa Change of Time On account of the arrival of the Highly Pop. O'Bhanters, «lk tashel value; selling at .., pe *» F and 10 & m 0 m — Bxegpt Bunday, . ~ 2:15 and 4:30 p.m. closing out our | . We are Serr aaie stock of Hardware, Tin Be ware Woodenware, 0. M. SHAW @ CO. Graniteware and House furnishing Goods = in order te move these « ticles rapidly as possible, we shall continue selling | gouth side Colman dook, tout cumbia street. | The Garland Ranges If you require any article comprised in the above, you will find this a splen- did opportunity to save considerable money. It means thet you i" eave 20 cents on the dollar, and im some instances even more. Wish You Al A DELICIOUS CREAMERY BUTTER— Puli t-pound brick ....+ “OUR BEST” FLOUR— Merry Christmas er met i TOMATOES— or Cherigtinas (rede has the biggest this year Byer In Effect December 1, THE NEW LIGHTING RATE nest have ever bad Holland, mitkere and reee— since we have been in Be- r ¢goand © attle we have recetved the IMPORTED ANCHOVIS— POWER RATE patronage of the people, Per keg ye ia 7 and our business has proe- «x a NORWEGIAN HER. 100 per kilowatt hour ri j - nt | Like Cut With igh sets, From $35.00 to $50.00 Your Christmas Dinner would be well prepared, and mate the day a very merry one Mf pre- pared on a Garland Stowe or Range No more acceptable Moli- noc day Gift could be thought of LIQUOR Of for your wife than a Garland. (a GEO. H. WOODHOU: caieGanta ont Witte = Secend — @ oponto PORT Wine— A coanke onanov Christmas ait JAMAICA RUM— 20 PE A GENUINE PLEA | must BY ONE THAT THE RB | APPRECIATE |YOUR HUSBAND WOULD aAP- PRECIATE A CASE OF advertise— : roam se Snes 6S @ $500) of HORSES SILV BR FILLING sti LATER ta. Por kit . ALASKA BALMON—Derk Per can "yr mg const t T FRESH ROLLED OAT! —Hot from the mill—specia tomorrow Wo sacks, each and 3e ooo Merry Christmas. 9. pou madca JONI — Per bo Be SOFT SHELL WALNUTS— Li and seeree mixeb NUTO— Per pound . . We | No charge for painless ex- tractjon when teeth are order- ed. “All work done by gradeate | dentists of 12 to 20 years’ ex- ce; a4 cialist in each lepartment. We will tell you) in advance exactly what your work will cost by a free exam- ination. Give usa AND A Prom? TO ALWAYS KEEP [T IN THE HOUSE—TRY GOLDMAN’S ; rr, * 01 Second Acenue Cor. Merten 2 dozen Helf-pint Bottios delivered te any part of the city, 90 cents. cae Telephone, Rainter 30 |New York Dental Parlors 614 First Avenue, Seattle | good | (Pioneer Square). | Seem te = Ww " Ste 8) Sundays 8:30 te 2, | S204 Ariving mare, a lot of harness) Branch Office—F FULTON'S RENAL comPou ND a Disease. DRUG CO, te, team graye, and wagons, will be sold to the high-| rth and Mor- oat bidder 1212, Western venue, Friday. December 26. at 1 p.m. AT LAST (crzmemamee VALENTINE ADDITIO 150--FINE LOTS +$135.007- 0 LJ] $5.00 | | PER MONTH DoYouWantto Get in on the Ground Floor THESE LOTS WILL BE SOLD Inside of Thirty Daye and Will Thee Be Held at an Advance Over 4 Oar Pricgs of FIFTY PERCENT as EE NE AND ONE-HALF MILES Out on Renton Can Easy Walking Distance From PIONEER SQUARE Apply at Office of the Fourteenth and Weller | HILL BRICK CO. Streets , ©000008000000000000000 1 B9ESODOOMOI OTE L! HORHIHT! SPOHHEDSOVOLEDSY 9 9-~