The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 3, 1903, Page 2

cae 2 ie THE S« BATT STAR wQennoenscevasceuce — en ‘ = : GUT Licckee ae eset cane JARITIES 8 TELE MON rs | n Business Department Sur Main 1080; Tadependent Liga, OF WOMEN ecla S ditorial Departinent et, Main 1138 | The ait © bet | . a | » WV elie, a! . ¥. ame, eons Y Masaré Wolls, may mF. Ch » o Ma “Old Gergon Graham,” Pork ESCEN * OFFICES -- ~ - Packer, Chi Writes te Beattie—1907 and 1308 Seventh Avenue, WI : Judi His Son Miervepent AM Unicare titans Ue apres Benaipe ,A// Important Puget Sound Points, Including Gov B OFF ay senth: Sctiveled Sirecail or carriers Wo tres conte ernment Military Stations, 4o Be Reached Subscribers changing address will please notify this office at | } once ‘and send their ald as well aa (helt new. address | By De Forest System From Seattle Fs, 8 ae mee r TO MAIL SUBSCRIDERS— The date when your subs | F ine, qualities and. delicious te on the address label of each paper, the change of which to | se | flavor, Always fresh in hgriilbtioully « date becomes a receipt for remittance. No other receipt ie seyt unless | eoaled cans. Fequeanted. The present plana of the De For-] when that te completed, work will Matacad av te Woalotiice at Geattla Washin Jeont Wireless ‘Telegraph company con- wun at N |B chat whan they've mot all amiplate the installation of | their Al each place two months will be ane they eubtract th r m jaSwiom of wireless tolegraphy at ulred far the erection of the tow from it and deal with y GOOD OLD RUL FOR SUCCE many points on 4 sound, | ers and the station building, and two/ Mer than % ma 1 ‘ Hremerton will probably the firat| months more for the complete equip. | piy t 1 to win etth wey Good Carpenter Apron 200 a town to be put in communieation| ment of the stations and I don’t ke to § Full sine penter Ay 250 Unfortunately there te no fixed rule for gaining success in life. | with Boatt y thie meas Other} In fition to the stations @ti@ where l haven't any show Full sise Carpenter Aj with = Philosophers of all ages have sought this as sedule as the old [towne will be added ae rapidly aa) Dutch Harbor and Nome we will Mn clerk makes « to nage and Ringe 400 USE-9 yuh ret or perpetual | ndern prilosophers, tke |" austness will warrant leh one aides and ultim Son's erent to bee | ee eae oe Aldhomiats sought the secret or perpetual life. | M * . we W. G, Clark of the Kilbourne ly every government fortifioa-|(§ for calling his attention to & Sep. Braga Corpenter Suse the alchemists, havé given up the search The mists have found |(arke company, who is the lecal| tion, net only im Alaska, but on} and I 6 to blush out that perpetual life exists within each man, and the philosophers | representative of th o Forest the He will be equipped with the and tremble and leak a« litt! 0c Mamener Handles Se henah tied thare tee Atie.the secret of ve pany, stated today that towers and| De Forest aystem Faas bring Into a fancy pocket hand So Ake Handles 1, See MULING OO., BStarne . 4 tec sole OY no | Rt wiil erected at various| “Some of the war veanels of the! M kerohiot . o6 Tooth Picks “ c we ripe ‘s = ‘ ev 1 ne _ z ae b : ms ” Sound polnts @# soon as possible af-| United States now have, and in a A iittie change ts « mighty Gott Wood Tooth Picks, § _ ~ —_ proee that move and dire are hidden within. 80 also is the concep- lier the towe tion that le to bel short time all will have, aps ecothing thing, and 1 like « thon of what success is, What one would regard as brilliant #uccem | bullt on Queen Anne hill is com-| of multetent power to send nod wed oe oe oor Sa oe fo tata irae ite grneine another might regard as utterly wneatiatying or even something to be | plete | @ dintance of 1000 miles I home to care. vory hf xative Bromo-Quinine tie The De Forest syster We have not as te at the of TOU Cee ths vowwiy ‘hah ures © Sold im ene das, ashamed of. te no expe te und aimee Many millions of us look upon the possession ¢ f wealth, no matter .. It fean| where we will erect atath but we oir = husbar {ts attalmment; but even they, wh have won all they had hoped jie at work at Cape Plattery, enase be Meient t einees to warrant na for m Se Wen. vention, @very ene, what Une wine realized before, that wach ouc- [04 Se construction of ine iret | naan OF ek Manel me ® woman. Old Established and Reliable ~The Best is the Cheapest es cess is not satisfying, that it opens no glorious visions to their eyes, will require. This ie thelof the Pacific Wireless Telegraph ‘a caneveed o erasers the targes , ane moet me stare exvippee Date TAL PARLORS strikes from the parched earth no springs for thetr thirsting hearts, ftation in our joompany, which A, L. Mew of 8 ealary than @ # one, be Seis weak gow bagimnere ‘and. studen te who ee eae boned aot gone = wee ne Sunchine tate thelr seule Which: witi be % reeea’ (eeaghouk aiaame = A yy § | erdé Hurlbut morrow to experiment on your terth, or 40 prefer DENTISTS who have We are so constituted in our emotions that, in spite of avity, i atallod ’ worth mi or ® @ reputation more real joy is felt by the mother when she eases the pain of her ees Guaranteed $8.00 crying child, or by the good Samaritan when he gives succor to a stranger Second and Union Gold Fillings that stay in.....1,00 dn distress, than is felt by the mighty conqueror of a great city liver Fillings thet stay tn 500 We would change this tf we could, but we can’t We can no more RARE TREAT FOR Our doubis suction Adhenive piste throw off the forces that makes us human than can the incipient butter- ; EXTRACTED REx fly throw off the chrysalis and become a worm again ng to rate your on “ Ur Pain and repinced with The butterfy attains tte success in passing completely from the nty-five dollars a we <4 MAISO | copes the same day. Lady at- : : seine Be you marry Helen fondant alwoye present caterpillar state to that of butterfly, And Jus our highest pe hy I'm going to ‘Ten-year written guarantes, No students, but all spectalists of fr sidle success consists in being human nae these lettere—T'm sim 42 to 30 years’ practice. We are making a speciaity of gold erown er What the tnexorable environment of the chrysatis stage ts to the ' £ The Star should not forget that Co going to turn you over to aor te bridge work. He sure to consult ue ebout this high-class work. * Dutterfiy, eo to us are certain fixed jaws We ntay vielate them to some te’ f ' : rand let her keep you Ir | Doyle's fa mous “Rrteadier Gerard” stories will Alaa hs aa & better De | P | 7 vel degree if we chocee, but in the same dearee that we violate them we re- |i 250 in next aonday’s issue, and wi ~- wee ell do a b MENU FOR SUNDAY rown’s Dental Parlors 7!4 First A ne tain within us the bestial, and are deformed, and the things we thin | 11, cutie series has been published. These sto tonate tathe j Parlors 1. & & 4, 8 6 Union B Geet Geea.couths of success prove but bubbles that burst as we grasp them | dada a oa oa JOHN GRAHAM DINNER MacDoyaait eo Coutnwin'n, Moure0:0 om to 6 113 ries are hout question the mom narkabte #) ‘There is no secret of eon, but the fixed rules by which it may be | ™ IN Ne in modern times, and our readers Gg sin m, Sundays il pm attained are simple and they are famtiiar, ere are some of thera a de ww mr thie rare treat, which we hant to His Bon.” by B| MAY 3, 1903 | BE HONEST. This ts anobligation you owe to yourself no less abte to give them through the enterprise Beall, 8} , | then to others, The man who is not honest ts bound to fall eventually tor he le a failure at the start. One rotten apple will In time contam! nate ond destroy « barreiful of sound ones, and the one corrupt quailty of Giahonesty with ruin any character BE RARNEST. Our words, thoughts and wo far as we Vitalize them with earnestness. upon ourselves that good words and good deeds be energy. IS modern machine guns the force of the re automatically fires another and another, end se on to only on have force the reflex ac ane & source of actions it oll from one shot the Himit of mechanical possibilities of supply, It ts like this that one earnest thought or deed sets every force of brain and heart at work to the production of another. BE CONFIDENT. The difference between conceit and se!f-con’- ence ts clearty marked. The firet te over-satistiod with what It has ready accor plished, while <i to do far better tn the future. Confidence ts the basis of possibilty. If you de self, do not expect others to trust you. The man who distruste himee!t fg not trostworthy. Confidence comes with other qualities as steam comes to a duller that has good fire and plenty of fuel under it KB ALURT. Opportunity dose not always come with mmiles, It te far mors Aten disguised and wurreunded by bard work and adverse cireumstances®” Look out for it and cultivate It Oren TRU niga L. Truthfulness Goes not cons the other is determine mar t alone in telling the fs the far larger and more Important part of trutarumens STUDY CAUSES. The man who succeeds Is not a magictan, but « hard and steady worker. He knows the least about magte and cares the Yeast for luck. If a stone lies in his path, he does not stop to consider the signs or ponder the chances of luck coming his way; he cares only to know that ff he stoops down and pushes bard enough, the stqne will Toll aside. If causes are created, effects will take care of themsctven These are but a few simple familiar rules, but if observed they will work out higher success in every man's life, whether his station ‘de high or low. A WOMAN'S MIRACLE John Green Brady, the governor of Alaska, has never known the name of his father or mother. Years ago when he was « street jamin in New York City, selling Dewspapers and Dlacking shoes, he was fust “Brady.” So the other street arabs, called him. One day with a car load of other city waifs he was shipped out went. Judge Green of Indiana saw the car load of boys and told his wife about the invoice of youngsters. She thought they ought to take one. “Very well,” said the judge, “I'll pick out the toughest specimen of the tot." He selected “Brady.” tell Now tn the homely pharseology of Indiana, “You can't never what may become of a lousy calf.” Mrs. Greene got hold of the boy’s heart. Her refining influence soon had its effect on the young barbarian. @ chance. Ambition spoke to him. He clung to the name of Brady and teft all bis off Hife behind him. Henceforth he was John Green Brady! ‘To make a long story short, the boy went through the grades and He saw the world would gtve him high school at the head of his classes. Partly by his own efforts and aided partly by Judge Green, he went through Yale college. Then he ‘was sent as & missionary to Sitka, Alaska. He became the best-loved gman in that country and was appolnted governor. Boy, young man, whoever you are TURN TOWARD THE WORLD A BRAVE AND SMILING FAC AND HOLD UP TO% And WOMAN: The turning of that street walf “Brady” into @ governor was a nob- Jer miracte, and reat, as that which turned the water into wine, ———EEooooolllllEEEEEeEeEeE—E—E—E———EEEE ally strong one and it will be pre- sented with elaborate scenic effect and historical costumes. Hettie Bernard (Chase), an old #eattie ta vorite, wil appear as Masiova, a part I" which she is said to excel. “Are You « Mason? ct I Left Behind Wily dreaghd ae ae “are You a Mason?” is to be The Baker Theater Company will) 51,5, . - ‘ all next week at the | Seattle given here by Kich & Harris’ come thea: ter. gt og" name vane will! Giana, headed by John C, ice and be given at the matinee tomorrow. | Thomas A. Wis ‘The play * a war drama of west. The boar ener is when an Indian “Our New Minister” trassacte is a! it to occur In @ fort and reinforcements arrive and save| Joseph Comyers, who created the the day. The characters are taken| Bart of Darius Startle, the country Groen tho army and the people who ve, in Denman Thompson and aoe soon about army pouts, George W. ityer's "Our New Min There le a romantic love story| iter,” will be at the Grand wrek " after nevt. running through the play that gives ‘a mn it tone. Comedy Ix introduced in MeEwen' the piece just enough to make it re- Mewen, the hypnotist, plays an Sreshing- ja engag’ ‘and soon, jaker Theater Company pre fe sented the play at Portland during | Daughter’ the long run there and the attrac One of the most attractive plays tion proved to be one of the most successful that they presented ‘The last performance of “Charlie's Aunt” will be given at the Seattle theater tonight. to be presented by the Walter San- ford Flayers, soon to appear at the | Third Avenue theater, is the big English scenic play of “The Prod- igal Daughter.” This was one of the Third Avenue Theater age My eg be ‘The Barlow minstrel troupe clones| duced in New York city 10 yoars ng tte engagement at the Third Avenue| the cast comprised such famous theater with this evening's perform-| names as Julia Arthur, Maxine Ei- ance. Hott, Helen D’Auvray, Jefferson De Beginning with tomorrow's mati- nee performance the only American Angelis and Leonard Hoyne, Thi play was chosen to inaugurate the ction of “Keaurrection,” Chas.| opening of the American theat . Chase's dramatization of the| New York city, where it ran a sea Original Russian manuscript, will] son, mA week's engagement the a ue. The company pre- Go to Spinning for bleycle repal genting th is an exceptic mG REMEDIES We handle them. Ask for a free book on dog diseases, THE REX)! DRUGSTORE 3, E. King, P Cor. Third Ef oy and Usioa orice vient, | ewupaper Ent purchased the American rights $3000 | It may be nte « ioe hav | 10,0p0words each the snormous mum of $108,008, | or exactly 80 cents a word ¢aint n | Don't fall to read the fr netallinent of the Aret Hav ot ¢ aise. |atory, “How the Brigadier Came to the Castle of Has found 6 place ta the homes) Prenadine of 4 Petit Pots. | | Sleem,” in Monday's paper. of hundreds of representative @) Prime Ribe of Beef, au Jua | prime ase I TARDUST Newsy Little items PO eee ere ar Just ae soon as they had “sh the president to Mizsourt, he or the line to see what was the oval with Kansen. romance. It tal Va. destroyed by fire. Poor Le Made “Good” Rody of an Indian found hang! to a tree near Kittitas canyon, me Om C.D. Wyman of Boston repreee: ing the owner of the Beattle Bleetric | ing Company, ia in their property the city inspect | Havana law students en riots because imation was changed. American and houses in Chi labor war Chinese Oo are engaged A Werd from Josh Wise pon’? KICK BECAUSH THIS COUNTRY’S FULL 0 FOOLS, THEY KEEFY MANY A GOOD GAME GOIN’. ‘fie cable to Manila will ted July 4 comp lost bis laundry tr lucky man. Seven people killed in eo! in Madrid. It's Catohing Beandal microbe bobs tp in Phir rgzrnaster at Tactoban oo ¢ Misappropriation of fun all Havana ¢ = - Spring and Summer Hats All the latest blocks, Hight, dark, soft or stiff; atl our 0 grades, your chole # <p2 H. Lewis & Co. N. E. cor. rst ave. and \ ne street. tomorromw, any time Ww show you FP. K. StrUve JOHN DAVE A month property From Around World s teem to have grentiy| ropa tn Indiana except kon section of West Potnt, eo ine nt the date of bar exam warh rata how tnt A Home Institution mtracted to write 12 short stortes of Hevesense veneanesusenses gvte over hiv mad spell #4 wwe TSS Sossad. Avant: RL prapies it .P. | J2Meure | 2 reure seit ONE Ne er em Rew eaten eres a wren tm | Ratenatvs fires are raging joe HP. | er HP. oO lnerts of Mentreal “ews are Pesing for their } "ae ig") e Song f tht Seid Geven '. Lat un then be up and 6 \ Se ooovten S00 peoumine. ' We sm. everteined. 1 Incorporated Under the Laws of Washington be | Roosey It Loula. If recent news from that city ; is true, the president t¢@ «a mig nty ction riots tp xt da. | mixers are mad. | Honest, now, didn't you forget all about how Coudin George Dewey ~ =| for lots on the summit of Queen Anne Hill. See wus or ell the| John Davis & Co. 78 SECO State of Onto, frm will pH DOLLARS £ | tarrh that ¢ Mail's Catarrn CHEN® wor to before thed in Presence, this ath na a faces of the nyatem iais free City of Toiwds, Zavons county, ¥. y ¥. J. CHENEY otedo, Bold by ail aru Be eee Mail's Wasnily Pi the bet. trvat | ww and the pill-| | | nm, which has the series for jo a ia Cardinal niards down at Me morked Individuality. a earaing jo, yesterday? toneot wonderful sweetness and Caulifiower : power, In our estimation 1M) = sashea or Bek | Ode To Nimble Jack ranks ae to the Stelnwayg, | | la jee am. | Gas and Electric ore in « tad in our town, | Vas : yet tt & near a8 } we a tileke t be nase. J Lady Fivgers Macaroons. | a lege are made of rubbe = ~— | And his Jumping whas bie fame be bought on basy payments it heose. Wruit Coffee destred. He kangaroos from } He leage both tert He's with one ctu te And another one at wh Snoqualmie Power A Rates Per Annum for Continu- Sherman, Clay & Co. Mt! achieving, 9G! pursuing also ® full some chotoe Carpets ° A Helping Yaw is where we “make ‘of Steel Ranges, both new aren stots! Chartered 1873 Hw “He > all the secondhand “hairs Cor, Beventh ave. and Juderson et, . rybody, TH swish my Ae mageas 3 iielhipsourinemninomgaliaretes (oe Ss Se a ee | few gorda having separete de- §| NOMIC CF SERA ena Original incorporators {873—Dexter Morton, A A Denny, telebrated Is Geattla, toxterrom 44 partments, | Notice te hereby atven to all whom | John Collins, Charles E. Burrows. | es it may concern, thet « apectal moet of The Inde- | And to think that Tow's very dea | was also a “steal | he fim name, tee » poration of tv ies ts p dg Trustees, 1903— Horace C. Henry, President National Bank es Reset. large mbar sy Dabney & Woodhouse oo Beattie, | of Commerce; Jas. S. Goldsmith, Vice President Schwabacher ae tn Wastinaian ; ss -adeete eto many tl ee ee ad Si Bros. & Co.; E. PF. Wells, Treasurer; Samuel Hill, President; ‘Oak Renee. | the purpose of taking action and| J. D. Farrell, President Northern Steamship Co, Hixpected that 9 in Northwest «is AND se PIKE STREET. one John 91 Phone Alls | voting upon the question of increas ing the capital stogk of mid com pany to One Million Dollars. Beattie, Washington, April ba vinta wid Canada th Ind 1 ark clearings for past tows ton, r@) : monthe p the Star Dust mang! ‘e K meine ta ea a wD, KiMmALe ffice214Che St. : Pg IMMAL rry mage = laa! | Question Pa ae Not a ae Pepe Out of the High Rent Di Notwithetand alled sales, Our p the lowest in & « all the eo es are etill _ STANDER ADDITION aa te Festa” Be bBeold « becia + bos tes MECHANICS’ {fe a CLOTHING. Clear Brilliant | Odorless Convenient Electric Light ‘OR Smeke, et Match in, Ue Incony j ium nant ‘eau on U: arehe Right Kind of no Light ‘This ta a house of 7 rooma, on 24rd ave, just south of Madison Dath, best of plumb’ cold water piped the house, = Will pay c ker or investor to in- estigate Hi. §. Turner & Co.) 232 Globe Bik. The Seattle Electric Co. 807 Firet Avenue | Ask Your. Hushand About KEEPING A D HEER Al WAYS IN THE HUOBE. if HB er eee us Ge LOOK AT A MAP OF THE CITY N ee that Cherry Columbia an ts are the shortest lines between the Sound and P : oo a tr ¢ hic wenty <3tm avenne crosses them, and you will see this addi- r | MANY DO NOT SEE ‘new hous pags mod ane eitewnined py’ fected oa ett wale aad sae poeaal ; Bator BST re dove bl pnt bon Rooms 2 and 3 Colonial Block, Second Avenue and Columbia St. eutestiardeumial on, : ones, Sunset Red 56, Independent 2272 4 Telephone, R corre Take Your Sunday Dinner at RICE’S TO PH wonyn ond 18 Flannel Shirts and Drawers Free Car Ride = To HILLMAN CITY Addition this property ta conceded by everybody to be t ng don the Renton car line, and is only “ke and hon. ‘ Laat A menu consisting of all the et eet ae eee wings rome Sh urton bank on Washington street. Over good ings em et a One Ge « a8 uP wr an ot 1 things the market sf Telephone, Main 93. Inde Indigo Dye. Wé are asking @ houses built the last 9.days, Large Spneen Sane wend te Se. oe P terms $28 di monthienneeaitinens atware te. gresnte te henthe he ou ae end see them before they are all sold. Take Renton car on Washington street to Huliman’s ofa ee, Pay your B-cent fare, money Will be returned at ofloe ne Black 4076. Down town offices 16 Do ‘ , forget the $1200 free cottage; free tickets at office. one ee werve it better the averawe housewife of hire and the prices are mode 1320 Geoond Ave. pendent 93, SEATTLE COAL & WOODCO. GEO. &. HALL, Manage First ave. south and King SiS epee 26 KIRK'S Ss vg ave h for them,