The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 19, 1903, Page 4

THPSEATTLE STAR ge THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. OF FICK —130 1209 Rev enth avenue . EVERY AFTRRNOON BXCEPT AUNDAY TELEPHONES EER Business Department-—Sunset, Main 1060; Independens 19% - ‘ ditortal Degurtment—Sunset, Main i188 are Eastern offi 106 Hartford by Chicago; 8 cent per copy) six conte per Week, or twenty-five centa per COPYRIONTED (903 BY THE 5 | SUOCIATTON Ee ne Ses bylarola Macbiuth a Are You a Riddler ? Then join in the greatest chamber of M Ca THE CHAMBER DID RIGHT | sormreotee Sip shhh meeting yestert ather, wh tish 4 | ell, let ue nol alk of plots } \ iimedioan io lest foe ee contest ever devised Sahib Ansiernhinencbend hilinaion " day, to consider RT yy }and plan 1 ° what recommendations it should make to the government with refer ade o letae ane he ee | w $1000 IN GOLD ence to the proposed federal b ng. decided to pursue identioally th Vitus Course outlined in the Star's editorial of Monday. In fact, had the com. | fh l-lni mittes which had the matter in hand, simply read the editorial and hand. |!” 191 Prizes ranging from $100 to od it to the chamber » ts approval, the report would have been just | | $2.50 for the best riddies devised on what it was rom J In thie matter, although, until the time the editorial appeared in The vt'! Star, the sentiment of that body seemed to be strongly in favor of ask 4 the G d h I ing congress fer a larger appropriation before allowing any work to be " roun oco at € done on the contemplated structure; but the vigorous minority whieh 1 liny prog to y might bi { san my proposals to you, you might be Open to all Fun for everyone held the same views as The Star, although opposed by the esteemed Mone ahe ald, “do you|temp ak your parol sentra, Phere wak tn the alr the rye t ‘ whieh would like to have the project delayed with a view to ao as wed hin Hip, “Proceed, | jaor of an approaching stor ‘i Send at once for rules of contest. Mailed free anywhere « he new building nearer its own offices, puts its position so plain =e Pe eee SE re (Continued. | —— j ly to the chamber that it won its contention. ph ‘ Perhaps it is honore you de-|not plomiae here and now in ho way eis Marcotte 1 Address ¥. J. COOPER, Advortising Manager There is absolutely ne question but that the whole projeet would | !lorsbers = }ro Interfere with my phan, the Srarantio-gapes: 36 Geary Street ° San Francisco have been delayed so long by attempting a further appeal te congress for | CRAPTRR X, (Continvea.) RM 2, Pe Set Eravee Mover Tiros waver you to Brune " Violinint es more money, that Seattle's federal offices would be hampered for years nc eee eiccen in wear 4 i 8 salon to the| Buskirk, baritone rpeerwoyee gh peso Ab am AE im their present inadequate quarters, without the slightest recompence aly Rupe J & he me ar in your pass ne way or the reed - Faird a ep . for the delay and inconvenience. saw tat hi \ ' i . j al is, if you| «NM ‘ | As one members of the committee said: “The impregnable position | humor of the sit . s iS Om > citings: Teiset ” mtinuel Grand millinery opening j The Star took in this matter appealed to cur committee as much as any | “ nd he laughed te thas. my 7 mar le oe 2 team ll aoe, tee Becoed' av anti other faction in the disevesion, and its influence was materially felt pean: | 7 Sevil gleaned ta bee ere, 1 ° | im the report made by the committee to the chamb: We believed | + . Roane per follt, We Well!” tinpationtly See the New York | that any delay would be dangerous, if not fatal to the present plans of ate An to your) * ae pe I, iy * t af Smeenative é with Four cruisers tow al th avy Sieichnanoniia sich hinchdh dake ~~ ae - AHS % 1am iatening 1 nod 8 webt.t6 pitees p und 11:48 ao om, 2:1 { ? }a Y tose With the same sone 1 per withems the, com You woul jan what you By pom NO PENALTY TOO. SEVERE. 3 oe, eae eee Se nT ee tres ho prompt=| the comie oper, but which to ® i no punishment | mab,” bowing 2» #, Ht there ts tn life h Seen ereeree” me | se | got deal, “Of what are you talking T , nda made # | do, nor whe Tam, i ~¢ vere, Were Grawing and quartering still in voaue man in hvensine & stes | to iia 00 Wellad jan {SMe YOU read ms L. C. SMITH ss, President ome fe om \< © e court room after the pronouncin at th mind whe ur fried Col: apie) on ” a FOU PHAN! was not ntended fer ae e778. ? ide « : gpd ald ge ths ' f pronoy at ie ask er ee 5 Ny iar Saeki, wat Your te teas J.W. CLISE Vice President sentence and say te weil 4 M Yom are ase Beautiful Hruaster ; . ‘ : eae ae sovtentonts i a ure Beautify i t Had C. R. COLLINS neral Manager A tew days ago a besotted wretch whose only to the na » fact te I di 4 be dispatch on re 3 Xi you gone ab the] 4 r man is bis outward form was convicted i the supe vurt hia | the Qoor this morning. Allow me t ° er you ’ is would be r venue i years, and Judge Boll imposed a sentence of {I years at hard labor, | Samy beoauee Fld nos Know Bow to) Reet ks saiead bor tonteek eae Yesterday another being who for years has posed the coun the oi wy k the: $Si j , pe pre hem | tee» § Sunset Main 1186 try as @ man, was convicted in the same court of a similar anaault upon . Sen . «toll If your meals don't taste PHONES: ? indanend 5 wheiming preponderance of the ev hat he had been gullty, not ee ae cone ee oe ight, but go to the tenderest yearn, rng | ame, Uhave, Sonal! war | : To make.liad worse, it wa that he had. be 4 t y t sor him if § o . * oid himecif but an honorable profession by his fendish pract lvent it, You wish to wir > ald mat by a window tn the j Bet ane word ean be sald tm extenuation.. Let the ndanta have to seerifice it. A far finer thing it} mu He had reaurrected| - + every opportunity to prove themselves falsely accused, then if the ver . for you te win your crown | from Bo one knew where, « clay pipe| We Have no Students-—All Our Operators dict Of the jury is sustained, let the prison doors bide them and thelr | prt 1 ieee thoughtful cast to his countenance | arnin Are Licensed by the State of Washington % shame from the sight of the worl@ forever if they w Jered « Be vee * puffed away 1900 Gesone # . Yracenian come bitter enow of the fend who ’ as Twilight was atherin: Rome ond ave. No penalty in the Draconian cote ts t wah for the fend wh at « « ae J i tal reeTH 2 Silver Fillings ..... $0.35 sows the seels of corruption in the wery cradle. we cay Se, Seine a ae PaTAg FA 2708) vorccinin Crowns... B. . who t* 2 man y's ‘Thirteen yearn ttn Gold Crowns, 2k .... / Bridge Worm, per tooth See ewe Tone & sae vlogs Try a GOOD Meal MAN AND IMMORTALITY kine andl heart, Sbughiag’ tne watle| ssbed oF har, Gulne, sor Ri tench ef ‘asusee vi mM your Reeve: to break bis life and y h radiates from her] jan nen | our Vulcan Pietes.. make hie cures women, trom| presence ‘The human mind since it began to think and believe hae thought of : Coff P f ve to you and the mother who bore| He had laid the pipe on the sill Tr work under thi personal eapervision of Dr 8M. Milne and Bt Mankind early divided into races witecly separated tn vastly different h you Give him his Nberty. Let . ands, What! Royal College of Den® orere Lady attendant alway present. Henee ath conditions, hut wherever, the bawen mid Jn tit shoves t comple . Bsr Fal 7c Paix oe Bois = S-Sgsaad \ aint cosins: dros 4m moan TAS) Opposite Boo Marche The brain of primitive man differed from that of the higher apes A Dut little. ‘The difference today bet w the mavage and the highest Soe Oi to Se Sh ve. Senter Se SON civitiaed man ts far greater than that between the highest ape and the n Vai savaxe. But wherever traces of earliest man ate found, deep in sulld cock. oF H fi tm contury-eraled cavern, such traces give evidence of this difference r ains or Man, even at his crudest, was Worshipful. It was the firet dividing fne that marked man as man If you go back far enough you can see in your mind's eye a print H tive man with jong, tangled hair, shivering in some icy pool. He pas taken refuge there from a pursuing bear oF some other foe He sees Chal ‘. he must die of cold or of the bear's teeth. His feeble mind wet of |“MADAME?” INQUIRED of him. He hopes that after death he may through some mysterious THE HEAD. ° Kindness be permitted to meet again the tangled-haired woman and the oo 2 ba and B neg 9 ae ee ae up a — Lhd Je oo centur in monthly. ‘our choice any this ay ition at $25 ma, $5 down wolfish cave children left behind. There, countiess centuries Oe ae end 98 conte per week. Fathers, start Your sone in the world with ans mind #9 crude as to be but once removed from that of the ape, was | [O' le Seo of our acres for a nest-egg, and they will not be peddling peanuts and born the first craving for immortality that has steadily grown stronger | “Stadame had labeled him dangerous spectacles on the streets in thelr sonia Free tickets ot office, 16 7 bis rod tte mpl on he oe wn jon oD Becond avenue - With men's mental development. ‘ wee ange “ee x You'll find what you want among Is it any wonder that when primitive man first learned thet by | & ati these items placed here on ac- v ate: upon his hind fege and wielding a stone with his forepaws he Weil, well, ne matter how affection f count of their extraordinary ate madame mia’ ~e coul _____. Steamships could beat off an enemy, be should invest the stone with a reverential | Scarecty curry 1 weyond the threshat ; , eee paw eden Is 1 any wonder that when he soune Out that Dy striking two pieces | te” pte « va hone. S4t he he Y e 0 PARLORS man ings te learn Y A 4 + ad of flint together he could start « fire to save bim from the cold of the Picagneene ahentines te curtains, Ibe kind The Official Line for U. S. Navy steadily-encroaching ice period, he should worship fire? countess, who had still much color ¢ Yard and Battleships 518 Second Avenue Is it any Wonder that when be discovered that graine sown wpon the | reeain Cor, Second ave. and James st tumuil of the dead «prouted and produced again he should conclude that blackberries were tips slung th Steamers Athlon : the grateful ghost beneath thus repaid him an Sundredtold the offerings | "lM? wall which marrownded the chat : REDO PLATES In it any wonder that the dog. the first friend to come to man and | leuath as though by strane: No. J MeHeth Peart Top Chin ark Geshaik: lend hira Warmth and companionship and devotion, and the cow, {ne | th# countens eo ibe kind Be Boats leave Pier 2. neat animal to be domesticated and to give her milk, shuld have been | iMe other ond ot the cpmteass. we cept Fvigey: ieave =e hetd sacred? a mediately the smile which had rested Ra See dae Toys’ Steet Lantern . ey ‘ey s ‘The history of civilisation ix @ development of worship. Ry super- | on ber libs ¥ j i No. ? Lamp Burner a =n irduu- dare 66 qi them thal-—enth han Geen Mshsed on tae ony | “wnat e be $4 it to.” sata |imposed on him. Do not break his|years of his Mfet Here he was to- {fl Wood Chopping Bow! ae | Teeth positively extracted and filled st | is oar, Ife, for Ife tw more than a eré day. the possessor of millions, a |B Schoot Tablets for mi tg j without. pain. to progress. Maurice oc ery picking |4° hot compel him to su hif/ beamer in friends, no niche te fil Wire Carpet Meater, for skirts or eve Sy We will carefully examine yoor tect ‘The force that has lifted man from brute creation te bin imagina- | what o terrible thing HM would be if) hor for honer t than life. |e wanderer fre nce to place + rugs, 38, for ] “i fs Bs a r o” is | and tell you In advance exactly what tion, Without tai he would have bwen as teipiers as one who tripd to | one should die wuddeniy, OF be on uae it Su i dinurice Was seated in oneof the |fl Plated Tea Spoons, set z 4 - your work will cost. free of charge but do not tarnish it b | toe pbb nd 11. 8. mm. B10 and 6.06 p.m | litt Wiraselt by his bootetraps—more helpless still, for he would have |/nto ® | y thie splenid Soir at peane With all his strength He ‘won| Be ahd tose wm “Te 2h C9 nd | Gold Fillings. 75¢ known no desire to be lifted at all. | "Saauetee plaskee encthet terry ot courage, my friend in helpless. | dered what was going on ih Fite-| 2pm Leave Bremerton: $15 3 Hope for immortality, which first marked man and which has in- |e did not eat it. Inatinctively he| If he shoul lowe you “God. help qeraid’s head. Poor devil! he | ae OS es med Silver Fillin: S, 25¢ 4 vested ail bis material achievements with a religious. reverynce. i the | (irned and met « pair of eyes as hard) Nit tile lows would wes Without! thought: could he resiat this wom rT ul Tages Ghartesten nd 14:45 am, | 9 © nd cold and gray ow ate | slation, without bHind|an? Since he himself, whe ow “eave Charles n bs | we Seen Of Shee sentbonsty of Sifie, stmttarity of custom ant harmony | “2h, ee ne a [td furlous, Madame, donot destroy | her, could entertain for her nothing Second and Union {Bond 6B om. Fare B cents round B Work, $3. 50 ‘ effort erie . ae made | nent yin, but admiration, what hope was there j every step tn advancement secure. Only where faith has faltered has | Ana i it were a threat, mon | Madame, ax she Hateded. fit the|for the Englishman What o ‘Go Crown $3. 50 man degenera ced. siourT [honest logte of the Ar an and for] Wom ’ Yet, we know no more about immortality today than the first cave | “If It were I should say that you 4M inetnnt she hesitate e The countess was se an- We are the only dentinta in Seattle: Mian did in the beginning. The Indian stil! hopes for w land rich in [had discovered that F know, tool vatortunately, fT cannafphenty = auk se, Saeeey sn ing that make @ specialty of plate works game, the Turk for a celestiat harem, the Christian and the Jew for | {the picture in that Mlustrated paper. 0! Chave h hed theme ¥ ts ne, let us have lights And be a Nav! tion Co (the only dentists in the world is gates of gold and streets of Jreper, the Asiatic for reincarnations on i: the fitet evening I was here, merely |toolong, Have I not been: aug at | ttle Jess gloomy , ja . that make a lower suction plate, east ‘ confirmed my muspt a. Lave now | from one end of t mttnent to the sdamé summoned a servant # Our upper double suction plates neve A . | enat waa thoughtless in me not | other ately At ie my tarn| With cands Maurice, when his} Carrying Alaska Pacific Express ¢ The scotfer, noting these contradictions, pretends they are ali but | {” 4 my friend that t haveleyes had grown M the 6 United States mall extracted tree, without pli misty superstitions. Maybe they are. Perhaps they are only # os: : " ts, | Vit * = f FOR VALDES: 4 with © * the « of the truth. But the truth itesif—the firm belief in immortality—hes on it adam's was radiant. itagorald's| ting . ley “a “ ft lity—h j a inte, ae <a oe nm aditongpiee nH yawn Calling at Juneau, Sitka, Yaku- heen through teas cycles of generations inbred in the buman mind, | Aft 6 hy, he stall wtny me: not even oer Mer 1 sapeieen at Pia t tat, KAYAK, Ellamar and COOK Full Set ar: It is the very core of all civilization, the nucleus of all development, the |” pit today, madam, you had not|bosom heaved, her hands o| countess’s was as colorless aa the} no ata UILO® POINTS force of all progress. and it can me more be cast out of a single mind | given your ticular conmider-| clenched and gray eyes 1 4) n the ecandientickns. u ttl P. >? & & EXCELSIOR ocr. 4 Teeth than €an the difference between m human brain and that of a monkey, |ation.” Then, as if the conversa-| “Madame, If you lovelhim-> | the was apeaking to him. “Mon ittle Price # 8 BANTA ANA oct eee One may think he docs not belfeve in immortality. Fut he decelves om was int ne him, he} “Ww aly joteur, Srl you walk with me i the Ail Work Guaranteed 15 Years, turned to the berries | “No I wrong, If y ys) Park? Tam faint innual sale of used ay Sailing from Arlington Dock, himeelf, Noman can look at death without jooking beyond it. Like |"""Monaieur, attend to me; the ber~|him you would prise above ail clee| re you ll, Countess?” asked nt. tapeneemnneild “poanente, time t pm ey enromee 4 Servet birth, death Is a fine invisible in human comprehension | an wait |his honor, of which you intend to] madame If opportunity. § cash and $ e No freight received after hoon LADY ATTENDANT 4nd what proofs of immortality may be offered to the reason of Madam, the life of a good biack-|rob him.” |g Not to iM madame, that « breath | wane ons o of ealling Hours ADY_ATTENDA ? berry is shy 1 did not bring you here t | oh air will net revive me, Company reserves right to Bund » Senger gh & ge t 4 4 way that f did | cuss ther 1 am right or «| e n they had gained the park, the change steamers or dates of salt. sae s © me ee Why, bless you! man never demanded proof. Does the man not t naiderat: Few|"look about you jeountess said to Maurt on} ing without notice, a ae “a ask proof of sunshine? Does the flower ask if it ts worth while te shown m=) M . troubied| #leur, I have brought you here to 6. E. CAINE, © gent ‘teamer | > herma. » &. . ati a grow, to turn to seed and to grow again? Does the caterpiliar need to to discover several troopers loung-|tell you something, ‘I fear that S' n, Clay & Co, Pena, pace | Agent, s know that out of its chrynalis a butterfly will apring? Be eran ie it ait OULAE arenes | They! TON Snes a ray 741 Second Ave. 418 First ave: i The proof? The world te full of it. ‘The whole history of the devet net his the. bar, Tito Tockuatub ouman , x my worg NOTH PHONES, MAIN us (fow opment of man Is proof of what the belief has done for him. The why ie, He uch t the wall, It | “It would do no good. | “ nee | vast difference that lies today between mankind and apedom is proof ieevitickend the Sen thee i y 4 | SEATTLE, EVERETT AND “Swift teed the aw the took and sald] 1 dowiy. ak Gavel } , EOMONDS heii dS * a abe saw |" ra | beer atudy too long | ant steamers City of Everett ang! ani ; Aman, a man whe had od. ith jul tn vr ur hy adame has no’ am. it bap é wae he? (out re, auch ax ab w at your post urned " if | n ¢ Kverett