The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 4, 1904, Page 4

UB STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1904 HE SEATTL THE SEATTLE STAR ny R PURLISHING CO. OFFICES--190T and, 1909 Beventh avenue —— f BVERY AFTERNOON BXCEPT BUNDAY. THLEP HONKS QR Business Department smet, Main 1080; Independent 2108 . Baltorial Department—Sunset, Main 1188 ‘The Star's Bastern off! 10¢ Hartford bullding, Chica une building, New York, WM. Porterfield, mgr. foreign adverts ALLARD SEAR AGENCY —32i Ballard ave. Bunmet, fed 441. y¥; six oonts per Week, or twenty-five cents per rlers. “No free contes. = One cent per « Bmanth, delivered by “WAS MALL SUBRSCRINERS Tre date whon your subsoripion expires ie BR the addrens label of each paper, When that datwarrives, {ff your subsortp. taken from the Het Bien bas not again been pald in advance, your name BH change of date on the adire be! te a recetpt ered ai the Postoffice at Beattie, Washington, as and ola matter SR iannnah oaditiediieiaiaenainaaa Taken as a whole the ticket named by the Republican county con- vention yesterday is a good one. Better, perhaps, than was to be ex- peoted, tn view of the nplete control exerc Bons of the nominating body by the Great Northern rattroad lobby- eta, heated by J.D. Me anti-MeRride Repudlicans of the county for Unit ised over the delibera- rell and Samuel H. Piles, the candidate of 4 States senator, rior court bench are especially to be ‘The selections for the » Commended. Not a word oan-be truthfully sald against the character ted for judgeships, The judges ef any one of the five lawyers nom @rho came before the convention for renomination are well deserving and no honest Republican will ques- ice when A, W. ood Judge W. BR. @f the indorsement of thelr party t the wisdorn of the convention's « Bion for a me Prater was chosen tmatead of John F. Miller to sw Bell, who declined to come forward for renomination, Tt te unnecessary, in view of the outcome, for The Star to discuss Sudge MI fection with the recent malodorous city administration amply Justi er’a candi@acy, Sufficient tt Is to say that his long con- fied his defeat. Another nomination w Bepublicana, trreapective Mackintosh for prosecuting attorney. Though your fm able lewyer and a man of irroproachable character, He can safely ) must meet with the hearty approval of all ¢ factional differences, is that of Kenneth Mr. Mackintosh to be trusted to wipe out the Biot left om the party's record by W. T. re come before oott, the present incumbent of the office, who did not fe convention for renomination. The platform upon which the nominees of the convention will make tiem against the free @heir race also has some bright spots. The declan pass evil. if lived tive of good, and the endorsement @f & direct primary law fe a distinct step forward. Buch 0 law would do away with the disgraceful polltical methods of @ich both fa an party were guilty at the recent Primaries. The Star hopes that this pl Rext w up to, will be pro: s of the R k, at least, will not be slichted ater at Olympia. THE “HEREDITY” EXCUSE Charles Corlew, vagrant, pleaded before a Cleveland police Judge that is whole life has been cursed by his having been christened tn Dabyhood with whisky. What small excuses serve some people as satist tion of thelr failure! It's quite the usual thing for o man to ple od that he is a drunkard end a g00d-fer-nothing because b father was such before him There's the commonest plea of all—horedity, and it's the silliest. Ninety-nine dru 4red will tell you that the takte ullar condition, They le— was forced upon them under » every one of them. ‘The drunkard dees not ive who at one period of his life had not & natural repugmence to drink and did 5 of him own ord and egninst the protest of his stomach and his better nature, batter down @hat repugnance and acquire the taste. Heredity bas {ts limitations. More alluring les and self-delosions have been hung on that word “heredity” than on any other perhaps in all the lexicon of specious sophistry. Man is born of a great father and a good mother. Does that make him great and good? Oh! no. Tt is never claimed that heredity works that way. ‘The man who gets ahead in life ts usually content te take the credit to himself. But the man who goes to the devil always accuses somebody else of having greased the ways. ‘This is not denying that there Is some force tm heredity and more fn early training and environment, but it is a force that except In rare instances may be overcome or rightty directed. Ané out of inherited faults often bloom great virtues. The knowl- edge that you have « weak spot is reason to guard yourself there—« yemson that a man with the right stuff In him will obey. To one of America’s greatest actors was transmitted by his father & double tendency—one for the stage and the other for the bottle ‘The son cultivated the first and repressed the second, and achieved world-wide fame. According to the commonly accepted notions con- cerning heredity he should have reversed the order and gone to the gutter. Heredity is so easy 1 way of accounting for wrong tendenctes that it appeals as irresistibly to certain classes of “scientific experts” ‘am it does te criminals, drunkards and loafers. Quacks gain repute fer profundity by holding ferth on “the laws of beredity,” as If they ‘were mysterious ukases issued from behind nature's vell, which few $ ean understand, but none can resist. Nine-tenths of it all is mere tommyrot. Lets of people who are not criminals, but just morally lazy, plead $m Gefense of their stns that they are “the sum of their ancestors.” ‘Thus they derive the comforting but character-rotting conclusion that they net responsible for their deeda, Every man, ff he be a man at all, is master of his own conduct. Yes, he 1s master, too, of his own thoughts, purposes, {deals and everything of high importance in the make-up of his character. ‘There is nothing in the world that is more tyrannical, yet more tractable, than the human will. Your will {s either your best friend or your worst enemy, By cul- tivation you can make it whichever you please. A man may inherit from parents or remoter ancestors @ nervous weakness through which he may the more easily acquire taste for alcohol. But tn all save one case In '® thousand it is strictly true that ft Hes with the man himself to determine whether he will cultivate that weakness or overcome it. Men are drunkards, not through their father's drinking, but throngh their own. ~ BAVE FROM 15 TO 45 PER CENT—GET YOUR GLASSES OF US— CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE. SEATTLE EYB, EAR, NOSB AND THROAT INFIRMARY, 4-5 Haller Block, Corner 8¢ cond and Columbia 8treet. OT IM THE COMBINE. Queen City Laundry Cut-Rate Offices Main Office and Plant—Corner Firet Avenue and Rell Street. Down Town Offiee—Third Avenue near Pike Street. WE SAVE YOU 20 Per Cent. on Shirts, 33 |-3 Per Cent on Collars, 22 Per Cent on Cutts WORK GUARANTEED. ESTABLISHED 1490. QUAKER S#LL8 IT FOR LESS.” Two Specials for Ladies Carriage and Automobile % STAR DUST ln ne rap oe | " a Cnn by Captain Mayne Reid + COPYRIGNT 1908 ttt TROPOR LITLRPRL AM ASTI, to know that the gasoline on destroyed in lone in about $300. BYNOPSIB, RN RN GREER EERE TH Mier expedition Into Mextec Regular price & Mexican 4 banished hy Bante A duel with ¢ forks over th’ price Santander, he had] inai Roll-Up “Trevoling” Tollet Ces and Gentlemen © a gallery teat is Santander, now a| baluator re ta Anne's staff, visite Kearney and| «arding them with nent’ treache hand that esee prisoners, | '° ‘# chainmate being a deformed | mernengers | gindly show you though om errs cause of thelr prom ont plight, taunts them and plans | thetr further humiitatton | Parker ts now accused written poetry when @ boy mud-slinging Iw it to be campaign? Sale of Sulit Cases seo Big Window Display handies, A beaut. hearing that & was no wish the champyun of yver, Ruperto Rivas, Tan Oaif English newed and all reported Jone, THE RUSSIANS JAPANEBSN COLUMN ‘TROYED A leather ling 2 top. Quaker special $12.75 Suit Cases for We thought this was the m/kado’s war, bat Jack London keeps on get- ting In the Hmelignt CHAPTER XVI ¢ m Lutea Val-| what whe h lips ae with paled mous war artist taken by Shang Hy Lire.) Bult Cases tor Buit Cases for $14.0 Batt Canes for .... 716.0 Bult Cases for . Some ef the G. were grooming Furth and for senatorial he think of now, leaders who munioate and im her turn becai derstand now, my dear, of Don Florencia. have arrived. monget them? experts om ed by the American papers » than make It up. Where? Speak brass finishings Quaker special for Ry the way, where were you when the avalanche struck town? nea Leather Not thinking, but hoping tt, Tea- hate until peace finest brass fold and sult straps Belle for at least $46 that of the count-| u taken amy steps to as- 1 ess. Bho, too, had Just been told that) leather handle. Quaker special Procrastinator Rent thing off tit! tomorrow. ‘The Repub- Noans have put bim off tonger than “How did the hastng come out? asked the rah-rah boy “T aaw him in a oe 40d the countons heavy brass finishings, All-Leather Vo sent @ moasenger to Paoubaye, 1 they've been taken.” f them have been where I'm te He cried Uke and mult straps, A regula Nag-on-the-« Quaker special for & baby before the finish. leather sult stray IN THD DIRECTORY. to another prisoner Wiliam Tecumseh Scott, “private sent claowhere 3 - Alligator Leather-Lined Trav: . with three Inside pook otinuing his | “Made him wear a straw hat down “chained to a robber.” fearful place among | report, those borrid wretchee—the worst orum- | nals we have! YR nowR-wowr! | Hazaare” and To THE #F In all cities there tv a Surely they such treatment ?* "Deserve It or sot. some of them are’ by the cypress te heard the sweet trill of the nightingnte: s atilled when a de the WId Ass CRUEL, CRUEL WAR Shoultist see tn fittings and hand-turned leather Free Face Massage 006s an@ face creams kiok tg. the siata, but pase it by Asleep it will not bite may make th POLE ATR PO TS very day, teom 9 to &, in our tollet & Rose Cream, Full Pound sume then that « pers 4 Green Lake and Bal © freight charges to all re of 5.0) oF ker Phones: Main 1240; Indep. 1240 1013-1015 First Av the elty, tne’ od aud we prepay express the work of the teams tn the Pacific although the Russtan lumbar region. Coast league Gen. Bobkatin the governor mocked the Port Art The Japanese soldiers Portland ball play ML GET [OGETHER Mayor Calls Mecting of Those Interested Drug tunity comes to Sohikatir ngor call the of questionatde aliens who heve at- to enter the United #tates madian side during the Globe Block from the ¢ | past winte: Duddieston would not speak on the subse Pedro was « born joker and Instance his trong © these twe walt with En In the present on offictals with a view to f the trouble, this furiedtetion know what If ponatble “That t* all I have any right fo say at present.” Domingues? was adéressed chief of the tunkeya, arty off the quence ft ac ti they ere bri Captain G. HL Pterce by nition as port captain for the in Exmergency he rejoined, with @ significant took, giving the prison salute to his “1 know all about it.” “Beepmoreover, that they be kept all) that’s my orders.” ‘ was the com @ to Ban Francises. The reason is aald to be disappointment receiving the command of the new Hull steamship Minnesota, which he peeted to get. At the suggestion of Mayor Bal- Unger the Charity Organization #o- | ed a big meeting for tomorrow afternoon at the Chamber of Commerce In the interests of the plan to establish an emergency hos- object Is to arrange on g out process is going on the “Now, gentiemen!™ gaid the turnkey, stepping up to the door of the esll “to the sewers!” (Te be continued. A Runaway Bicye! ‘Terminated with an ugly cut on the Franklin Grove, veloped a stubborn ulcer unytelding to doctors and remedies for four years. Then Bucklen's Are nica Salve cured olety has cal Disastrous Wrecks. ‘ot the rains Carelesmnems is many a railway wreck and the same causes are making human wrecks of sufferers from Throat troubles, But eines the advent of King’s New Discovery for Con- sumption, Coughs and Colds, even the worst cases can be cured, and opelées resignation is no ommary. Mra. Lois Cragg of Dor- chester, Maas, la one of many whose life wae saved by Dr. King’ very. This great remedy eed for all Throat and Lung | by G. 0, GUY, Ine. gist, Ind ave. and Yester. Trial bottle We Represent DIRECT The Largest Manufacturers of Pianos and Organs IN THE WORLD. several stores thro’ west for which we bay tesponsible for are tonsed to the end Lang jlee of J. B atop the efrewlat! The grand dam ans on, now end then show! different schemes now tn the air in regard to the matter. Chamber of today appoint Commerce will mmittee of two to be prosent at the meeting. Thi other persons Invited to attend are DON FLORENCIO! WHERE? SPEAK QUICK It's fust as good Scalds, Skin Eruptions” 25c, at G. O. GUY, Ime, 4 ave. and Yer would not miss noses, bat the: ‘That gras@ gentieman, | Carlos Rantander—your friend, by | told me so.” The mention ¢ Plateros (street of the allver- Workers in precious me’ ere in jewelry In this street modern Tenochtitan str ntander's ne on Laima Va Her cheek seemed to pals and suddenly flushed red again. and vividly recalled ween him and Don Fb Too well, and a clroumsta even more than meat or drink; most do congrerate vancil finanoe committee, the board ¢ county commiastone | the keeping of the carriage. It mmy be Imagined that the scour- Hed in tight remem bered, old enmity b colored kid gloves, cane tn hand and quizzing giass to moras and ‘senoritas go shopping Cross Society, the managers of the | , hospital and other hospitais in the city and the of: SCHWAGERL 70 SPEA omen are eapecta: attend a meeting of the Qu Improvement mission, corner Queen Anne avenue it i» not only ts deemed degrading one of the 4 of necensity, Bhe head thought of! was thinking ef it all the} and therefore the words of the/ condesa started no new flection. They but trtensified the fear for « time hold- falls to the let Convicts are the seav- nals sentenced Imprisonment, of who: there are often enough In the prisons of Mexico to clean out ail the sewers Keven by these !t with repugnar usually assigned to them a prison derelictions. A spectacie reanization - for promenade. train of re- ir way to the ot half park, halt gar-| ing her speechions. and without wait-| the other ran on, the country. 1407 First-Ave, tastefully laid out in with flowers and four id evergreen trees overshadow. to a rejoinder, walks and ter interrogating u trusted with this may I askT* saving in freigh In addition to many give our customer from what I've seen of | worthy of the trust is concerned and But, my 4 of the afternoons sauntering along the pled two and tw Navy White Blankets Strictly Al-Wool, weight T Iba $4.00 a Pair W. S. Kirk, 1209 Ist Av. out of | ee Some among great fountain watching the play of keep their leg chains om; | its crystal waters | to something who are there, terms ranging from $6, 87, $5, $9, $10 cording to bwrice wales we are making Koes te know where! the biggest dotiars. An are due to arrive at pal hounes this week y very much crowded and hamp- nt of making extensive changes and additi possibly cleverness. he'e only @ humble servitor, and out baya, among the garrison ve bespattered with ft, Ahere in Tac the senoritas, evening, when B. O. deliver an addr Home Yard.” the landscape gardener who former-{ ly had charge of the park work in Schwagert will on “The Care of Sehwagert ts Por month and are aught but nice to look may expertence @ little dit- information down and # either at enmity or b all mankind. Jealous pang caused or a f fans and fin- Money to make matters “He has my BONNSY-WATSON CO. Plateros ter: | shout and swear, | » mind but makes | the epectacie more sad. minatos at the HAS LOTS OF BOOZE With 1,000 barrels of wi Nquors the steamer Rainier, Gray & Co., sailed for this port from San Francisco one of the largest single shipments t has been sent to Seattie on ene The liquor ts cons: the Migiiavacca Wine com The Rainier also has large consignment of fruit She has 20 pas- his bringing back a good apecial Inducements while this work ts at all events on in progress. We have a number of half a mile fonable drive f the Pasoo N of the afterno with strings to have settled. purse should be a key if he be inside one Alaska-Pacific Navigation Co. Carrying Alaska Pacific Express clved with what anxiety of carriages, Aislogue between Bantander and the He did not Dayment plan will Interest] anywhere In M Step in and let um explain this For Valdez, Seldovia and Calling at Juneau, Sitka, Yaku- How much our doters 1, too, have ture of what wns tntended for them. Rut the sharer of his chain did, who | noon after made ft all known to him, pansing the knowledge on to Cris So when, on the next morning ‘nor again presented himself w of thetr cell “Now, gentlemen. ve been altke tehed a monsenger to find ont all am now awaiting n across to tell you of And now that we're toget! us stay til we The Fascinating Player t# making as well as in many COOK'S INLET POINTS. S. §. JAMES DOLLAR. .MAY 5 S. 8. SANTA ANA 8S. S. EXCELSIOR 8. 8 James Dollar sails every 20 days vin outside route. Salling from Arlington Dock 8 ttle Bimplex P and hare-headed. binek, ablaze with | nent bomen. years sutmeription to the circulating | library in connection. The Columbia Graphophones their full share of ad Alongnide ride in high-peaked, stump-leather saddiea, eapering and worst or the us beth; for we're got ready to take! this?’ she added, stooping and taking Are recetving card which had aviring the full atrength of his arma 1 his mount his spurs to render the believing them ignor- he was not aware | INSPECTING OFFICES of the United ight received after noon n to an alring We Also Carry fnstruments plies of all kind: D. S.JOHNSTONCO, 003 Second Ave. Burke Bidg. Duddleston, immigration | rived in the cit and plunges the better with Santander he ts pleased, ++.MAY 2 8S. 8, NOME CITY. FOR NOME. is with his r myself I detest both him won't your’ this morning on @ of the tmmigra- thin section of country, with a view of settling the {difficulties that h Every day in the ye as I've seen, E. E. CAINE, President J. F. TROWBRIDGE, Man: Phone, Main 1147. For your health’s sake he has asked me to give fakes him to the the opporite side occurred be- trust you will en Canadian officials over “But why do yo thoroughfare