The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 7, 1903, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR BY PTAN PURLIAMING CO. BVERY AFTERNOON BXCEPT SUNDAT, TRLEP HON DD Wistness Dept. Matn 1050, Kattortal Dept . Mein tsa R. Haeord Welts, Rattor, ®. F. Chase, ¥ aineas Manager. EER orricns Seattle-—1207 and 1908 Tth Ave, New York--230 Temple Court Mullding, Chteawo— tt UB Rapress Building One cent Per Oy, Ht Cente HOF week, oF UWeetyofive conte per month, delivered Subsoribore changin thelr addrcas will ploawe notify this office at once and send thelr old am well as thelr new ad tered at Oy ~, W Noe at Rea banker A prominent Seattle my 5 5 5 NOME MARKET } doubts the ability of the city to FOR O1TY BONDS } sell the muniotpal lighting plant bonds at home for th asot, as he believes, the people who have small savings can find a more profitablg Investment for them, Seattle she with am tal, 2 * are Inclined to epeotitate In real estate and short time » and would not look favorably upon twenty-year bonds 4 per oe torent bearing " that there ta some truth in this contention: stil, way Uhat there are hundreds of people in every city who are te and to whom an absolutely safe investment at £ interest would appeal, W » hold much but most of them are tng only to own thelr Few of them bay property for speculation, pare and simple. It must be taiten Into consideration in dealing with thie question that the great majority of people who work and save are unfamiliar with business methods and for that it for no other, are distin clined to take chances in making Investments, No better proof of this assertion need be sought than the large savings bank deposits that ac- » In every city during seasons of prosperity Star believes that the people who patronize savings banks would me the chance to invest In securities of such high character as the muantcipal light bends, At any rate It would not be a bad policy for the city offictalp to fully fovestignic the possibility of selling at least $160,000 of $100 lent plant bands before attempting to dispose of the entire $590,000 lssue to eastern bankers. Seattle ay. @ CG A, GOOD THING One of the very great raitroads of the world is the Banta Fe system. Tt is big as @ ratiroad, and mighty In another direction. Tt hee what is known as a ¥. M,C. A, ratieoad department, The succes of such a department means a much higher type of employes. ‘The steadying Influence of the Y. M,C. A, or any organization of ite kind, is almost beyond comprehension Now, let us see what this ¥, MC. A. railroad department did in 1902: It was a busy year, A good many of the railroad boys didn’t have much time to think about Y. M. C. A. but they were not slow in opening thelr pocketbooks to ald what they knew to be a good thing. So $513,000 was raised for new bulidings, and these will be erected in 23 towns and cities slong the Santa Fe system. ‘This is in addition to buildings that were in course of erection prior to January 1, 1902. Mandy Institutions, those. When the engineer and his fireman finish an out trip tn ene of these Y. M. ©. A. towns, they go over to “their building,” take a bath, bet Vamoh at the cafe, spend a pleasant hour In the gymnasium, meet some mighty good folks, read a little, perhaps, and when the caller summons them for the return trip, they do not feel that the time has been wasted. There can not be too many of these organizations, The Santa Fe Dranch has 49,263 members, and ts growing fast. Geod thing, lan’t it? ; ee A DIP INTO THEOLOGY Four smal! boys in Indianapolis stole tobacco fram a car, The Quantity was small, bet sufficient to make them sick. A policeman, not- Lacky boys For it ts luck Indeed to be caught tn your first meanness! If you put your finger In the fire, it te burned. The penalty follows promptly. You learn by experience to keep your finger out of the Gre. ‘Were the penalties following the iafraction of all laws, physical, men- tal moral. tmmediatety applied, we might not live so tong, but we would get experience rapidly. Because the penalty is in the future, we sin and hope to dodge the Mad there been added to that divine warning, “Be sure your sin will find you out,” the word immediately, there would possibly be less sin- ning aed euffering. Possibly not. Would there also be less manhood and womanhood? make boys sick alftheir lives, would tobacce be stolen? Hubbard, who thinks mo man can be first ect. Like the boys, you may be so sick and sorry, you will quit. | ann CLOSE UP THE WiInE Ooms. Seattle ie far behind the precession in the matter of closing up the diareputable wine rooms, which are responsible for the rutm of so many lamocent young giris. in St. Paula grand jury has Indicted the wine reem keepers, and in St. Louis the police are endeavoring to close up aff such places. ‘The entrance to the saloon wine room is often the doorway to a career of sin and shame for the young girt who enters tt. What is Se- attie’s grand jury going to do about it? senate Seattle still has one sight to show the visiting city officials from Portland. The notorious Midway, one of the largest and easily the most @hreputadle crib houses in the United States, ie stil running wide open im defiance of grand jury and police. And if the visitors cannot get along without gambiing a little, there are still the unlicensed poot rooms, the poker gaines and the Chinese lotteries. —_—— The grand jury looks the other way when @ oprtaim $45,000 transac- tion tm the elty council ts mentioned. ‘The subsidized press that demands & grand jury investigation of the ways and means adopted by Senator Ankeny in obtaining his election to the senate says nothing about tnves- tigating how Jim Hill went about {t to get his tunnel and terminal fran- chises. __—_ ‘The Portland and Txcoma officials who are visiting Seattle while the grand jury t regulating things, will have « fine opportunity to con- template true goodness tn its concrete state. It must be a great disap- pointinent to the Seattle councilmen who are showing them what ts left of the town, that certain works of municipal art which were so care- fully nurtured by the city administration have vanished from pubiie view. ee A Seattle newspaper editorially denounces Justice of the Peace Cann for discharging & man accused of burglary. The editor asserts that the Witnesses for the defense “were ail criminals.” Inasmuch as one of the Witnesses referred to p the police reporter on the editor's newspaper it ‘would be discourteous for an outsider to challenge the editor's descrip- tion of his own hired man, —_ Sir Michael Herbert, the British ambassador at Washington, haa been called down by his home office for kicking on Minister Bowen. Per- haps after Mike has been in a republic longer he will learn to play ball without suiking when he fans out. eee Gambiee Faxon t# an old bird—-in experience at least. Foreman Pigott, of the grond jury, may be able to lure him back to Seattle with chaff, but it's not a sure bet, Proseeuting Attorney Scott.tried tt and failed. _—_— SE The Ballard bank failure emphasizes the need for better state lawn regarding banks. AGAINST MONOPOLY At & meeting of the council com- mittee on health and sanitation last night it was decided to take no ac- tion on the application of Joseph Barnes for @ franchise remove dead animals and animal matter fram the ome. It was determined to prepare lank franchise for 25 Yours, which will be highest bidder. PLEAD NOT GUILTY Annie Lewis and her brother, George Piggot, pleaded not guilty yesterday In the superior court to the charge of haying killed Mance Lowta, the woman's husband. A mo- Hon to quash the indictment was de- nied. nted to the Steel Range Prices Reduced The Annual February Clearance Sale brings some im- portant savings to Range purchasers. P erless prices have been specially reduced for this event. the new prices: Range Here are 14-inch Oven, four holes . 1Ginch Oven, four holes - Winch Oven, four holes Jay and Tuorday eve 4 Kent Thi gayely reer Live ALCL: |. James and Wa Crar ook after next in Francesca da Himind. Madison Theater So The new ures for the Madtwon theater starting af the matines M . |day, Feb, ® which Manager Widy Jongaged while in Ban Francisco tast are; The Seymour Trio, Harry Their act te a re atic and @ n Julia Hrack of the revol t ditoutt Ving, Hike ala | yy at tas been only The | w mpany wil! cards are Smith & Wile amt Trek | jy Maurettua. | Beattie Theater was writt he will be se ainal part of Nex “ veated several years ago. Mr. Clarke's already large com pany has in the tast few days bean | Ls ad by the ube teh LIZZIK MAE SEYMOUR Of the Seymour Trio at the Madt whioh he “Mies Simplicity” it not for Frank Dantels! Bimplicity” would fai t many of the musical product that have’ been seen at the Grand it is at best @ mild and f operatic comedy, Jand in places palpably dull. But Mr Daniels saves it. Evet were he not an old-time favorite he would have received and deserved the uproarious | jause that greeted him at every jturn lewt night or are & feature of Hut with all that he te just as funny as of yore and would be funny even In a dress suit. Imagine Frank Dantels in such « rig! Mr. Daniels’ company is not quite up to the average He has some je with him, but in seme reapecta he could improve hie sup- port, There fs a lack of good votces, expecially in the eh ‘The pinay le w and elabe rately costumed. ‘The engagement ends tonight Grand Opere at the Grand The Gordon-Bhay Grand Opera Company, which ts to appear at the Grand next week, spent a full two months at rehearsal in Ne ns before beginning thetr present of the United Btates and Can ‘This te one indication of the ther cughnes with which preparations for the season were made The rep- ‘ertoire to be given in Beattie at the i, RALPH BELL, Of the Harry Corson Clarke Com- pany et the Beattie obert Law and Kalph from fan Hell, all of whom Francisco the last of At the matinee on Saturday next, after the pened to Jones,” will be @tven by nembers of his JULIA MARLOWE. Who has made « hit in her new play, « dramatization "a story’ “The Cavatier.” .- double bil of “1/Pagtiace!” and le Ruation na.” Friday the Saturday end of the last act the curtain will fall es wrval, but it will be rung up again tinmediatety, Then the audi- ence will be given the opportunity to fo upon the stage and meet Mr. Clarke and all the members of his company. “The Man from Sweden” “Whore Baby Are You?’ will be the matinee Mil et the Third Avenue theater today. Tt is clean, bright and entertaining, It wilt be seen for the last tite tonight, ‘The advance sale wt the Third Av- enue theater for neat week Indicates that much interest is already mani- feated in the coming engagement of Knute Erickson In “The Mao From Sweden,” which opens at the Third Avermue theater with a matines per- formance tomerrow. The tour le under the direction of fanagera Broadhurst & As the title indicates, the piece ie allt on Lines to present the trials of Swedish emigant in hia new found aven. The cast has been carefully the Novelty Comedy Four, Steers, Lillian Maynard, Sophie Howell and 14ttie Beatrice: — TALE OF TWO CITIES There was « young man from Savan- Who *hoted & young lady named Anna; Hut the young woman's dad, He swore that by-ged, ‘The fellow should never Havanna. ST. LOUIS, Feb. 7.—Over his own signature, Jeffries said here yester- day: You may announce for oy hg mf ROSA ELTINOMR. ‘The most popular concert singer in Berlin this season is Kora Bitin- ger, She is not only a singer, but one of German's most famous beav- tien, #ife i particularly popular with American visitors. story that te told in every-day life and characters who talk and act an real foika do. It is to be the attrac~ tion at the Grand February 2. “The Heart of Maryland” David Belaseo's drama of love and war, “The Heart of Maryiand.” wit daim and beyond deubt receive the plaudits of appreciative play-goere @ Week from tomorrow at the Grand. Murray & Mack The two jolly fellows, Murray and Mack, tn that merry musical comedy on frond founced at the Corbett will agree to ment finish conest at Carson ¢ tot allow him 20 seconds to reco “ny stead of the customar, Ba That ought to be an tsomna ts for! any man wanting to clatm the cham- “JPFFRIMA, ampion of the World.” -Us CUTERINE For Chapped Hands - Face or Lips IT IS ABSORBED INSTANTLY Ask For a Free Sample The Rex Drug Store Third and Union S. E. KING, Proprietor FF. B. COSTIGAN, Mgr. ett ge eA oaneNaLees prése and public a right, inan much as it has been presented tn every olf of note tm th United |!" | Btatos to mood business | “Lord Strathmore” Mina Virginia Drew Treeott ay |pears at the Grand week after next jin “Lord Strathmore M James & Warde tee «exchange hie} At LL o 7:00 D. Ma [At hw onde. All Reto cal | Tou are welcome, ‘| buy or not. Phones: John oat. independent CT rh) om Wile nd Prest ant " Rev. A. 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Beginning Tonight and for One Week HARRY CORSON CLARKE Will present the most laughable play Sroadhurst has ever written What Happened to Jones | ON NEXT SATURDAY A RECEPTION MATINEE POPULAR PRICESA The, BOe and Conception Amanda | Man a2 Second Aver © Opposite Bon $1.00 guarantee pain. jonas method uned without extra STON DENTAL PARLORS Furniture, Stoves. ‘ AMUGEMENTS (GRAND cs = Sunday and Two Su ling Nights Apt Pupils. From ty) | HLIOWs Ls ly ACK a —_ “ eco! art pr ne gor’ a 0 myer? Merry: Making Sehgit Gro, A Who stand a beacon tir crt of Old wal the t worm alleged 1 ish ¢ cdiang bs, an - APPEARING IN A SWIRL OF ME RRIMENT ,. the That provokes laughter from the most A NiGHT Of BROADWANR: 25¢, SEATS NOW ON SALE -—. acting erat 3 ——— Il Trovatorg Saturday Evening, Masterpicce, en FAUST 50—Ppeole—S0. Augmented Orchestra Special Scenery, Brilliant Electrical Eff Prices—$1.50, $1.00, 75¢, 50c, 2$c. Seats on sale Monday, loa} SS The cae SEYMOUR TRIO Remarkable and Funny Acrobats. 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