The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 10, 1904, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR DY STAR PU BLISHING CO, OF FICHS—190T and 1909 Bev enth avenue — BVERT AFTERNOON BXCRPT BUNDAT TELEP HONS Business Department sun Main 1080 Raite } Department—Guneet, Main Star's Wastern offices iterttord “butiding, Chicago: 63 | ine building. New York. W. HM. Porterfield, mgr gn advertising -ALARD STAR AGENCY~--$21 Ballard av Bunset, Red 141 ent per copy: six cents per Week, or twenty-five cenw per tvered by ai\ or carriera, No free copies. i PO MAIL BURSCRIBEE — The da te when your eubsoriptt en the address label of each paper, When that date arrives, If y Mion has not again been pald tn advanon your name ta takes from the list on lade! te a recetpt | \eashing A TEACHER'S FORTUNE = Tndepen dem 19 <> | if Nimbly wafting higher and highor In and out, o'er brush and brter Glancing, Cashing, still ascending Turning, twisting, bobbing, bend ing, | A Long Island City achool teacher, who has fallen hetr to $100~ | Onward, upward, tn tt's Might | 00, announces that she will continue to teach and hopes to be more | Notding, bowing out of sight | efficient than before. KRAZY KRANK, | “In fact, my money will help me in my work,” she says, | peasy bat @ Metio call | q shall spend some of It for that purpose, I am going to build fhe had it with her In the show little home with part of tt ey, where I can be handy to ¢ A tr t school and give more time to it than I have given yusly j A Ghlng the cbappie vt A wise girl ts thi olma' am. Nine people of of ten would | — aliow sudden acquisition of riches to « their iness, 'T | Yard garden time is b . would sit aown a t away ] your chickens. They might give a little of thetr money and therefore ftmagine | themselves benefactors; but of themselves they would give noth! \LITTLE TA LES. they would tsolate themsdlves in “exclusivencss,” and their sym pathies would soon be dammed up for want of outlet. TERSELY TOLD Here is one who loves her work for its own sake, She loves It, | it t but for what she can put into not for what she can get ou of it Her incentive to work is not the mere animal need of subsl ence, but the human impulse to be of service to mankind, There is ene of the lines that divide the animal from the human being. But how many of us walking on two legs cam honestly claim to have crossed that line? Like the lowest of animals, the most of us grub to gratify our animal wants and have little practical thought of anything beyond Some of us, when we think we haveaccumulated enough, sitdown and devote the rest of life to consuming tt. Many of us have not even the good sense of the ant, out aasipate our substance as fast as we get it, work only to get ft, and get It only to spend it It would be impossible even to guess what proportion of ws call- | ing ourselves human because we have lost our tails and walk on two | legs have any definite purpose in life other than to get all we can by giving as little as possible. No doubt it is well for our spif-respect as a species that the true proportion must remain a secret. Big headlines are deemed justified tn the newspaper announce- ment that a school teacher who has been relieved of the animal ne- eessity for owrk will continue to work anyway, It really t* extra- ordinary that this girl, a type of highest womanhood, should prove herself something more than mere animal in the matter of money Of course, we can pooh-pooh and say we would all do as she Is Woing, but the fact is that when it is up to us, even in little Precious few of us make good. This girl is wise in recognizing that | her greatest fortune lles Rot in her $100,000, but in the fact that she has work to do and the heart to do it in spite of her handicap of money. * STAR DUST —_—_——— Rastus ought to pack the Kui The lightning bug hath yond apology away in moth balls.) The weevil hath a voice to Will cheer his declining years. And getteth all the biame. THEREFORE, WE SAY, the boll weevil provides an esthetic object ~| leeson that will go THUNDERING experiment station reports of time. SECRET OF SUCCESS (By Shortfellow.) ‘The heights by great men reached We know just one cuss word the English A WORD FROM JOSH WISE and -kept Were not attained by sudden| fight, | “No man ts too | But _ while thelr companions slept. busy ter gratch | Were “fixing decks” throughout the night. | ¢ireus parade; also =e ss Rx-Representative David Mer- @ dog fight. cor, Nebraska, says the Democrat- fe party is full of vitality. This is }® signal rebuke to other Republi-| cans who have intimated that it is| fall of prunes. A GENEROUS STREAK “Your friend is rather close, isn't! EDIT ORIAL aptly IN BOLL WEEVILS ho live im the city have NO) QONCEPTION of the beauties of It's what you tell to every one before breathing a word of it to} Bature. 7 exe acoustomed to garhege| the person i¢s all about.” cans and street organs. We know NOTHING of the celights of sur- face drainage from « neighbor's cowshed, UNLESS we reside in a @ubdivision outside the corporation limits. Take the boll weevil, FOR IN- STANCE. Take ONE at a time. In its mative haunts it flutters, care- free, waking the honest husband man at dawn with its CAROL. As ft fits from cottonade to a roll of batting in search of its daily sus tenance NOTE how its GORGEO.s PLUMAGE flashes in the sun. As! the poet has well said "The June bug hath a gaudy wing, "nti Macca N SOUNDLY CURED nesses and dineasce| , “Not hopelessly so. He is al- ways willing to lend you his ears.” ‘What's scandal peculiar to men. 1|NOT ENOUGH CLOTHES TO Go 3 -. "ROUND. } One thing the national council of mothers ought to decide right soon is whether daughter may go out to swim | | Miss Anna Damm, a Detroit! seamstress, han just received a for: | tune of $75,000. iy ‘ cept and permanently. After this she will ir. Koney Po scyent as se |suit her own pleasure as to work P a Ta ie at the Damm sewing machine. Whalebone ts now worth $15,000 a ton But will it stays so? ely at Variance other physt hig knowle h fifteen ye ly in actual practice. ® result of lacking nerv g the existence Bermal condition at # vital cent the organic system. To locate the » a mst at have| careful news is it eatin for necena in produc ‘ECHOES FROM ha never ee BATTY-LAND jaate skill. uitation free at office or by . - | DICATE DOCTORS rion st., Seattle, Wash. “By the great jumping grasshe pers!” ejaculated Oklahoma Pete. I will bave his life before the « OVER A HUNDRED farmers and dalrymen met yesterday at Cheha lis to protest against the recent cut in the prt » by the | milk condensory i Bart lett, of the condensory omined a raise in July. A movement ts on foot among the farmers to ostablish Port Gamble SUNDAY, JUNE 12 GRAND CELEBRATION SIST ANNIVERSARY &®T TLEMENT OF THER TOWN OF PORT GAMBLE. Baseball—Port Gamble vs. Mon- opoles of Seattle Tug of War—Longshoremen ve. Satlors. Horse Races. Greased Pole Climbing. Boat Races. Rand Concert Military Band. Fare Round Trip, $1.00 Steamer Perdita leaves Gal- braith-Bacon Deck, foot of Mad ison st. at 7:30 a m. sharp. Returning, leaves Port Gamble at $:20 p. m Union Steamship Co. 322 Globe Bidg. -|APoorMan Port Gambie Ne me cage You can buy this fine new City water 80 cents per month electric lights. Only $390. ¢ on Washington street cz ar to I at Bea take Yosler way to 5 p.m. to Bouth Station H. and you can make a selection that Near Pike ee me re ee Free Rent,Free Wood Seattle Homeseekers Co. Telephone, Why Pay Full Price When You Can Buy the Latest Spring and Summer Styles at Half Price WE HAVE CUT ALL SUITS ONE-HALF. We have made this great redaction in price in order to reduce our large stock of up-to-date suits Here are some of our prices, You can see what you save on every suit $20.00 Ch jot Suits, bine and black oe oo $10.00 00 Cheviots and Panamas oe si250 0.00 Fancy Mixtures cre ee 6 0 GIRO $40.00 Mohairs, black and brown ‘ $20.00 All Skirts and Coats are greatly reduced, Our stock ts large New York Stor JACOB PERL, Propr. 1418 SECOND AVENUE nn NR Ee ee ee 2615-2617 Firs Avenue Between Vine and Cedar Ota) The Bee Hive| joliable Dry Goods Store ting of tomorrow's unt" |a co-operative croamery and cheese! $10,750 alloged damages resulting} vention met at Bverett yasterday Whose lite ventured Spotted) making plant, \from a fall, He was driving a load| A dinner and dance followed the Lieard, as he gaxed into the flash - lof logs through town when the| business meoting | ing eyes of the Intrepid « ut} IRANI HUNT, of Walla Watla,| wheel of his wagon ran into # vat ~ } and hunter, brother of Mayor Gilbert Hunt, ts throwing him out with the load off WORK ON TH® big boom at the The tife of Alexteff and his com-| dead, Hoe was f the olty's) i mouth of the Kalama will begin as he replied, as he once more resin PRELIMI RY STEPS towar in| to commence. $1,600 will be ox ed the reading of the dime novel] A HEAVY HAIL storm, with! tho organization of an anti-naloon| pended on the big boom this year yntaining the sensational and/ thunder and lightning, passed over| league have been taken in Walla | thrilling accounts of Carrie and her) Walla Walla and vicinity last) Walla, The temperance pe M. A, CALMOUN, who arrived tn hatohet brigade. night jtry to ma the moc qu Walla Walla about two weeks , JO KOS. ~ | Issue in the Coming election. and said he was « lawyer of Den . ABEL SNELLATROM has hogun| r, wan found dead in his bed yes AN ACROSTIC iC against the city of Bver@g for) THE DNGREW OF HONOR con-| terday morning PETROMILK What mischievous breoses wh | - All around the downy thistle | See ; TOILET SOAP Mere and there like faries dancing, | Straightforward Dealings Small Protite—— -— Sal That’s Our Motto yi ee 2615-2617 First Avenue | Between Vine and Cedar Ste oo ee cmon oe IT’S QUITE NATURAL TO CALL THIS STORE THE BEE HIVE & For it is indeed a busy hive, both inside and outalde, What are the attractions? FIRST MOST the combination of right merchandise at the right time and at right prices 14 store WHERE EVERYBODY 8 TREATED ALIKE. The BEE HIVE will never be sati astomer is natinfiod, Ladies’ Stylish Shirt AND FORE OND, it's the wfied until the Stylish Spring Footwear ] | Our Shoe Department grows daily in popular a sts || tty. Why? Because we sell good shoes at @ closer margin than any other store in Seattle. If We have just received by express a choice selee- | ls are not as represented your money back tion of the celebrated RUTH BHIRT WALSTS | the asking . in five different aty in plain an 52 Stee? Deheie ‘heeee olen priced at $2.50, $2.75, $2.08 I we gueranieoes you « saving of 25 + Misses’ Vici Kid Dres down-town prices. epecial $2.60 Boys’ Box Calf School Bt Collarettes and Ribbons _ lgesedleenapgorbin Bpectal $io8 Me value Wash Stik Ribbons, 3 inches, in plain and fancies, just the thing for b« wear, all colors; special for Saturday,. Ladiew nvas Set w bed in etlk, champagne, t jolse, red and Oriental combinations, the latest fad; special B00 AND S®0 Ladies’ Stylish Collarettes, im canvas, lace and silk effects; priced at B5e, 2He, 50s, made to fit the foot Note our pr Ladies’ Summer Knit Underwear Three Leaders for Saturdays’ Selling In NEGLIGER SHIRTS and St DERWEAR we are partioularly str and $4.00 els “Royal Blue Shoes the most comfortable Our Popular Men’s ‘Dep't MMER UN mg this sem Latios’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, low neck, mo oom sleeves: ed, B0e ¥ special for Saturday Men's Balbriggan Underwear, drawers with 1a\%e double seat, shirts to match, 35¢ our \ rice Ladies’ French Lisie Vests and Drawers, summer Ah ne A er ahah ahr aA _ ro - “ | Me rench an Underwear, drawers weight, actual value The; _ for Saturday | with double seat, pearl buttons, French strap. trees . re eee 1 with shirts to match, @9¢ value; our price. .506¢ Laties’ Fine Ribbed saree U m Suite, knee \ We are showing « chotee selection of Men's length, lace trimmed, low peel no sleeve, & Ne eee Shirts for dress wear, priced a tual value @8¢; especial 450, 680, The, $14 — on of our Cole actual value 2%; special for Saturda: sChance We have all sizes Suits g' cottage on $8.00 per month Sidewalks, telephones and e } 5 minutes’ ride uit k and free boat from 10 a m. g Suits g Main 1767. you of these big bargains. will please you SI Street. |NO KNIFE! NO PAIN] CROSS EYES STRAIGHTENED! Consultation, Examinatio SBATTLE EYE, EAR 4-6 Haller Block, Near Hill Trash, mt.) pees pees > Modern, 6 ind NOSE AND THROAT Corner Second and Columbia Street Corner of 22d Avenue South and State Street, Cheapest Property in City! $34) Yoon, to $1 ibid Ho . OF pap Washington shieet aor to State atroot Ruff Houses open daily, Our large assortment { Ladiow Waist Sete is dik Given Weiaed Sees what we invite you to Navy White call and look at | Houghton & Hunter 704 First Avenue. ~~ Modern Dental Parlors Second and Pike St, over F Bank a Sage filled and Btrletly All-Wool, INFIRMARY, IE pants | * Te rece geen teeth fat : a | sues done, and a written yours with wll work. # From Ploneer Aquare, oulngon to Choose From— —/'Y 4 tracted without ‘i A npectaliat in charge of each 5 tment, We will tell you in ad- what your work will cost by xamination, All work guar- for ten yyre fiver Fig to $20 per month, bie Reere, sheeted gand mt SON § y only. 12%6e placed on sale all of our summer goods of which we have one and two of a kind. from 34 to 44. That Sold for $12. 0 at That Sold for $15.00, now 0 at That Sold for $20, now ‘0 at Remember, we have only one or two of a kind, and if cannot find your size in one kind you will in another. This Sale Lasts for Fourteen Days, Blankets teht'T ibe $4.00 a Pair W. S. Kirk, 1029 Ist Av. OHIO PAINLESS DENTISTS wu) ntire satisfaction aintous, extracting for Datnians extrnott when other work guarantee for 1a H. LEWIS & CO. 700 and 702 First Avenue Corner Cherry Street Box of 3 Cakes Only they will go qu 400 boxes, Come early, for The Quaker is Agent HERPICIDE Sulphur, pound t PS } Alaska Outfits { in the far North. Don’t go with- Genuine Bwedish Hair Renewer { °Yt em ; woe y Belts, 50c 4 fonp, G0Od Ary) Large Strong Money sasece ° 150} Pouches, buck skin, band { Sewed.. 256, 5c, 750, $1.00 Year-Old ¢ Seluloid Soa Visit Basket Row At The Quaker. You will find there, dally, many cholce bar- m Oil Jap Rose Toilet Soap7c ath Towels pod quality . Large, The —_. tec r- Cc ASC ARETS The Quaker is the only store that ec Bize . 400. ts on Cascar 5c Size ce Gelty all parts of the city, rd. Mail orders fil) pointe within 100 6 ery to including Green Lake and and we pay express or freight charges les of Seattle on all orders of “s or over. The Quaker 24 Co. Phones: Main 1240; Indep. 1240 1013-1015 First Ave., Globe Block Among the lot you will find $6.25 $7.50 * $10.00 50, now so come at once and get one Adhesive Ptiable PI PAINLESS » DE ATISTS Examinatio! Stiver Pillings Crowns and Bi tooth Permangnt Plat ridge. W. 13] @otd Fillings Sliver Fillings Hividge Work Gold Crown . Tegth extracted free, without ‘pate hed rep! bov'th new ones the mae day roars 20 to 6; & Lady Atten ny, 9 to * te