The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 13, 1904, Page 4

‘Ai a pas a Relat alles Bias ies Laken inl Sid Mel at aah! ke THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING Co, OFTICHS—120T and 1209 Seventh avenue an > ee T SUNDAY, NOON BXCH LBP HONES: Main 1060; Sunset, Main 1138, EVENT arrs ?T Came Department funeet, Independem Mortal Department ‘The Pastern offices: 10¢ Hartford building, Chicago: & Bidune building, New York. W. HL Porterfield, mgr. foreign adyertsing, BALLARD BEAR AGRNCY—2i Ballard ave. Bunaet, Red 1 six cents per Week, or twenty-five cent per Gao cent per copy or carrtere. No free coptes. Beat delivered by ma WO MAIL PUNSCRINEKA—The date when y Gm the address label of each paper, W he Gen das not ain been pald in atve A chanie of date on the address label te @ receipt THE WINE ROOMS 4 “They're hell, that's what they are.” 7 The policeman—for twenty years on the Chicago ‘was talking to a reporter about the wine rooms of that city, From almost every city comes the news that the custom of aa- Joon drinking by women {s growing. In many Instances, of course, what ts known as the side or “family poltee force, entrance is patronized by re @pectable women and families who, of foreign birth or Inherited customs, seo nothing Improper In such patronage, But the side entrance and private stall arrangement ts fraught with grave dan ger to young girls A Chicago ne tigation of the paper has been making an inv ‘wine room evil, It finds that more women and girls find thelr way te “wine parlors,” with their accompanying dance halls, than ever Before, and that many of them come from highly respectable homes. As the policeman says, these places are simply side entrances to hades One of the highly respectable young girls who frequent these places said to the reoprter “Of course It's the ‘ladies’ entrance.’ How is a girl ever to be noe? @ia coming to the saloon if there Isn't a side ent Its lke this: Girls have got to have a good time, They go to the family @ntrance of some saloon with some boy they know to get @ glase of Deer or maybe of soda. They see the dancing. He says, ‘Let's try $e’ She thinks there is no harm in dancing with him, and there you are. That was what I did.” “But you didnt drink?’ “Not strong things, Lots of the girls Kkeeps one's head clearer.” There are several ways by which a young woman can go down the toboggan slide fato the depths. There is no quicker or surer way than by the wine room route The devil has certainly got a string around that girl who vol- ‘ntarily and repeatedly puts herself in a place where the sensual and noth! but the sensual I# appealed to. around here don't. It THE COURAGE OF WOMEN / At the town of Millmont, Pa., an olf well shooter passing through with a wagon-load of nitroglycerine, met with an accident and for a . few moments it seemed that he, his team and wagon and perhaps half the town would be blown up. The men standing about took to thetr Decle. Tite women went to the oll-shooter's rescue and by their help the danger was averted. Another proof that women are braver than men. But no proof ie needed. The fact was established lor « 0@. ‘Where is good ground for the suspicion that Adam would have been @fraid to taste the apple if Evehad not taken the first bite, Men have made glorious names for bravery in history. Histortes @re written mostly by men themselves, you know. But even the his- Ceries of men cannot deny Immortal glory to Joam of Arc, Betty Gane and innumerable other women who have beon firm in courage ‘where all men failed. The hosts of heroic women who have gone into hospitals and in- ected Gistricts and onto the battic fields, to care for the suffering, Rave afforded some of the most splendid examples of courage end sacrifice the world has known, We too apt to look only for physical demonstrations of cour- age, forgetting that the greatest benefits to (the human race tn all ‘ages have come through moral courage that shows no outward sign. ‘The courage of the wife who clings her husband through Misfortune and disgrace, of the mother who waits and watches and prays when all hope is gone and by sheer heart-yearning draws the Jeved one back from the bordertand of death or patiently submits to the more cruci decree of fate, is not a courage (hat finds tts way In- to history, but it nevertheless has the innermost sacred place in the tumen heart. ‘There is no question about the courage of women. There never has been any ground for question, ‘The mouse may think he knows « thing or two about ft, but fue courage is not to be estimated from the mouse standpoint. to * STAR DUST the Dream Girl oversieep) Arthur carrier pigeon line. a the kind of weather that}do. They haven't closed the Port 4 uP WITH THE STYLES. a Pumpkin colored shoes are catch on in Bellefontaine all right.— a a Examiner. A WORD FROM JOSH WISE. was his sweetheart. He was holding her hand. eyes were soulful “Darling.” he Bo were her's. strument for pores, of stone and masonry turbulent flood and nothin’ — “There's some men like bet- ter than bein’ sus- pected o' being sad dogs.” get rich heart and fortune at your feet. “Darling, will you be mine?™ “Not by a dam site.” her thoughtful eyes. ; EDITORIAL “He's one of the shrewdest men fin one way that | ever knew.” CAMELS SHOULD EAT FISH. : of mankind This is SO because WE say so. Phe Mormon women and the Fed- ‘eration of Women’s Clubs have had @ fow. The Mormon women ap- parently get along much better with men. see it nowhere else. ar subseripiion expires te | © arrives, if your subsortp ken from the list | I shall throw a mighty wall the harness the} forces of nature, sell the power and murmured the maid, and a distant look filmed Sa ape aa al Ua “USAR ION TAB rae: i i THE TAR, MONDAY, CRIMINAL INDIFFERENCE with| which these helpless captives are treated, 1 K How often do we alt at and note the glad lHaht of gratitude well up in ite eyes. MUCH TALK. HY DAN P, CULL “There ls no personal God, we | This house ia the home of the Spirit} prewcher of a doctrine which A FEW STEPS TO THE HOUSE, FFult soclety, an Incorporated relis- | startied the community. lous organisation, practicing beliefs | quietly, without even the app y how he got there or why he's said he carried the the statement of Jacob Beilhart, He sent In another batch of bug-| president of the society, and execu house rot this morning tn which) tive head of the household, but one dn out a few hints to folks} = into all the details of his life them to be swept the impulse of spirit saw fit to ry them. Betibart produced a copy of paper, Spirit Fruit, and also a bought for 30 cents | A guinea hen tan't so bad | Tt ie cruel to polson a dog. Shoot him through the head with a cod fish ball. The multifarions huckster tinkles of the constitution of the the bell 18 times a forenoon ] Fruit society. In the former i the servant girl is moved by an tn hart gives « history of the doct FREE LOVE IS BASIS SENSATIONAL —_—_—— IDEA OF NON-RESISTANCE along wherever the groaning board cating planked shad or broile brook t it, con tented in our viclous-(qnorance and believing that the camel that te ] fluttering In its tiny prison does |NOT eat fish? | OF COURSE tt don't, Nut WHY? Hocause we DON'T GIVK IT ANY Next time the poor camel's mouth waters for fish lot it eat ite perch, JACOB BEILHART, A COLUMBIANA COUNTY FARMER, 16 A; cures. Christian Science, Spiritual jem and Theosophy were taken up SELF-STVLED SAVIOR, WHO TEACHES NON-RESISTANCE by him in succession, He says he OF IMPULSE—HI® RADICAL THTEORY HA® CREATED | found truth tn all of them, but grad ually came to the conclusion that love, universal love, was the solu tion of the problem of life “L waw,” he mays, “that if I Hved the life of love it must be the be-| versal love *, but God ia the epirit which | for me and all who enter life. Free ASDON, ¢ ~— " , in ee ae PB price pervades everybody, everything in| dom from what? Freedom to take ; you and in me, I am a savior as I/any one we choose and cast them off i eee poe ave ger od y the Iaw of apirit.” when we want them go more. Th . ms om | Pronouncing these doctrines,| must be absolute abandonment Ege lh oo ne A Lmand-) Jacob Betlhart looked more like a| solute non-resistance pecan [country business man than the! Though the Spirit Fruit society ts has! now the owner of what is conceded He talked | to be the best farm ip this vicinity, | ear-| having in oultivation 100 acres of LUKE LOCA TED. fs ote ag A ne ntrast with Ordimery | ance of suppressed excitement. He| land, when Bellbart came here eix The Foollsh One has n found.) eee © answered all questions, declaring he had nothin He * , ‘od; Fourteen men and women are years ago he had nothing ony He's still tn Ritzville and refused) Fourteen men and women arelthat he had nothing to hide, He|the spirit brought him money to buy the farm and that as soon sal | {the spirit within him made it man |ifest, that that particular farm| | should be his, money began coming | and/to him by mail from all parts of the m. ‘aly , a oe that he never went against the| world, wholly unsolicited and with aut Gemas 0 Gear ‘evel stream, Hin idea is to become per-| out his knowledge where it came| | Cale her. Luke ts expected in Seattle fectly passive; intelligence muat, from, Men of Lisbon who do bust tomorrow. Here are his hunches: give place to the spirit and con-| ness with Bellhart say they find A FEW GROWLS science must ask no questions him wholly honest. He does no There's ways of getting oven with He explained the mode of life of| proselyting in this vicinity, He te @ adiahbor better then cessin’ hin| the inmates of the home by saying | a married man and the father of lower the back fence. Buy @ parrot that they were like himself, the|two children, but neither his wife! | A dog that wil) bark at night tn spirit reigning uppermost 4 the| nor his children are with him. He le neighbor's front yard can be idea of non-resistance allowing! says his wife ts in accord with his views, but the ho | too universal and “It is not my purpose his} hart, “to lead an abnormal left him. said Bet) iife cal rica. They need to learn what the Hotl-! inwe are that apply to the daily life rit | Wall was formerly & prominent ja ing) bor delegate and came to Lisbon _ with Bellhart and two women from Chicago several days ago. He and the Women are recent converts to | the religion taught by Beilhart. The }others im the house are either mar Hope the mosquitoes will find out ried persons living apart from thelr that Brown's ia town. | husbands of wives, or unmarried | Frait Inspector Brown hy lrouted the caterpillars of Qu Anne hill has tackled the weer jof Lake Washington. These a | unhappy days tn the bug world. persons. Several ere young girls | Tacoma won the pennant tn the! hardly out of their teens, some of interurban league. The Pacific them from this vicinity, and othe Coast team will now have a chance! trom various © ous parts of the country. | to play ball here. Non-resistance, universal love and | common ownership are the three ew The young collegian stood on the of public bank of @ roaring river, beside him) claring that the custom was now crooned, “here 1} will make my fortune. for when | gineer Thomson he agreed to frame become an engineer I shall turn all) an ordinance which would establish | this roaring flood inte a useful in- “And here, dear heart, I lay my| “In what way Thousands treat thelr domestic “He knows when he isn't well) pets with INDIFFERENCE. Re-| eft” fined cruelty characterizes our de-| meanor toward the animal friends) If you see it tn thie editorial you How many persons have a dear Uttle camel or a dromedary singing) rn) Rockefeller te plannt sy sential tenets of their reti : o o gion. Lie ber eee cont With thet money he bonites with high mora) ideais have might almost buy Richard Harding) ¢rom time to time tried to procure | Davies’ opinion of himself. - OFFICIAL INVESTIGATION A Tacoma paper had an editorial the other day under the caption,| into the affairs, but as the Spirit |: “Tacoma and Japan.” Why not! Fruit farm te beyond the village “Tacoma and the v niverset” limits, authorities say they can do TEAMSTERS epondent iast night that the reason of opposition to his views is that | Counctiman Mullen will soon tn | trod @ an ordinance Into the coun The N. BE. A. man on his visit to the Spirit Fruit farm found Bellbart and bis follow itting Comet! a large basement room at the home. The ore gray-baired women and young women, men and bables in }the room. Beiihart was holding on his knee the child of Robt. G. Wall. He came to the door and greeted the N. B. A. man courteously lerstood. He claims of the Umes, and cil almed to prevent the placing of loadefl wagons in the streets and leaving them there wunlighted, a| Hellhart Is a man ight stat onstant danger and source of| ure, pleasant in manner and unas damage it» against the city. He suming. He talked about bis re |} took the matter up with the board, ligion willingly works Saturday de It is true,” said Beithart, “that] ans: f I believe im nmon-resistance, unt | getting to be so prevalent among ship versal love and common own N FRANCISCO, June 13. jteamaters that it must be broken |ot property, The first is the funda. The} spirit She met Young two years up for the safety of the streets mental princtple underlying our be ; ago, and although she had a num At the suggestion of City En-|{iet, the others are but incidentals] Me'° 4**t® '@ New York of Cacsar) bor of “affaira” on at the time, one larrived at from carrying out the| Young, the noted bookmaker, is the|*!ns with Tommy Burns, the! first. I believe there is no such jockey, Young became her favorite. | ~~ & pound in which policemen could| ‘nite as cell in thie world. f peach aorbing topic of conversation in| He spent money on her lavishly | haul all such wagons found and| inet from society to the! and became extremely agony | aI keep them there until a fine was | Jother men’s attentions to her. id. Thomson said this scheme| MARRIAGE IS NOTANECESS@ITY, nee Nan Ran-| woman's control over Yourg i ra woman Who! to quch an extent that despite his had been worked in New York and} ‘ very successfully but I do not declare against it.) 1do] was with Young at the time of Stra. Cyrene and Xanthus. Lescht, | Madrona, Madison parks, half hour | ly from 10:30 a. m. to 10 p. m. dally a) 1th at the state of dient to law have arrived where we are pa od out restraint law I sped of Call Main 1687 when you want|'# the law of nature oa | |good laundry done, Pacific Coast| “We believe that the social laws | Laundry. are adap needs of soctety ——$—$$—__-_—— jas it now exits t the mar riage law is wise * a8 man Guaranteed to save 20 per will net master his nature and bring |} architect CIPYING A HC all into subjection to his highest conception of justice he should be compelled to obey external law, Nc SEs tesrses srany things in. the] glides cage inthe tioing renee” | one bas a right 10 be free from Inv many things in cage In the dint 0 | as a o be free from la a Taco or two. One thing {# that mast breaking for the wild. ther alte until obedient to it without re 506 Pike Stroot . ’t pay @ jockey to try to be) of its native Alaska? Fully 173,428,| straint a fast as & horse. we reply. But THAT {s neither! “In us who live here, spirit is pre = bere nor there. dominant. We follow the dictate: «Phere is still much for the Japs to We wish to protest against th } of spirit only, We are habitiess. 3 | Wher the spirit speaks within us 4 WE CURE CATARRH— WE GUARANTEE IT : LTATION, EXAMINATION AND EYES TESTED ¥REE. "a SEATTLE EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT INFIRMARY, : 46 Haller Block, Corner Second and Columbia Street. ENGINEERS Structura by All Methods. we obey accordingly straint on the spirit in immortality of the spirit, but in no punishment in eternity and in that are like the Universalists. putting no re We believe Bridges, PUGET SOUNDBRIDGE AND DREDGING COMPANY, Inc. scrutable impulse to demand a raise jhe teaches and how he came to be-| He says be does not love his own a « Sips Fs a | lieve it. He says he was originally children any more than those of oaks 0m Reiter Grain ematies & Seventh Day Adventist preacher 4. To love one child more than yep CA in Kansas, Later he be a be ner, he says, is to make it be EnS TOS Saute poring tate bis |llever in faith healing and spent lieve that it is better than other mee 5 ’ some time at Battle Creek, Mich.,/ebildren, and this, he say ed where he says be effected many fair to the child LUKE THE LOON. sane j JACOB BEILWART. How do you like Jake Furth’s They don't even have straps Robt. G. Wall and wife of nice his| many effo eak with ber he ‘The board withheld action on or-| not believe that a man should Jove! death, is a medium-sized, brown-| could not resist her influence. He dertng the laying of twenty-five) one woman more than all ofiers, |b 4, blue-eyed siren of 24, lov 4 the climax by taking her to | miles of temporary sidewalk at| nor do | believe that a parent Sena ing and lovable in her mercurial Angeles last winter, leaving his| |Green Lake, pending further ad | love his or her children more ithan| ¥®y, and the heroine of m than| wife here to wear out her heart! viee from the corporation counsel,| the children of other people. § be, | One “affair.” She possesses &/ over the conduct of her husband. It is proposed to lay the walks | lieve in evol tion not revolutiog and| handsome, well-turned figure and) Young Corbett. the prize-fighter without grading the streets, but it| my doctrine is an advanced apolu-| *ffecte the style of all the Floro-|is one of the many moths whose } is od that the city will not be| tion of new thought. It is tru@that|40rs girls. Like all of the women | wings are said to have been singed Protected from damages under such| we live together here, not ag the |! ber class she is « hail-fello j by the Randolph fame, as also were conditions reat of society, segregating ov ap| Well-met, lavish with her mo mney} those of a prominent theatrical _ * | fections and our property, bi we utee Ye bee any, given to “good|/man and a wealthy lumberman m bu always with a cheery’ from Oregon FURNACES The Ernst Hot Blast Furnace centof your fuel bill Insist on your IT BLAST FURNACE ERNST BROS. Phones John 2831 ind. 1158 AND CONTRACTORS Iron Work, Piers and Foundations, Dredging SEATTLE, WASH, RELIGION unl-| it must mean freedom | seemed to be) opy | What people need fs not wild theo-/ Spirie | Lyon's Tooth’ Powder || Sozodont, liquid. Sozodont, powder Kubifoam, powder Ovaline Tooth Paste | Wright's Dentamyrb Enthymol Tooth Paste, Bheffield's Dentrifice |f Denta Cura Woodbury’s Dental Cream, Woodbury's Facial Cream. 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Telephone, Red 1901, ork left af eur Thire Cuffs 40 ry ESTABLISHED is~. seatTATS. asses in Beattie and York ty J. W. BLYTHE MAY RUN | CAMPAIGN IN THE WEST } la, June 18— Joseph W. Blythe of Burlington, the controlling “stand- of lowa Republicans, may take charge of President Roosevelt's campaign for the prest- dential election in the western states. Since the announcement Jeame from Washington that Secre- tary George B. Cortelyou of the department of commerce and labor would be made chairman of the Republican national committee the ef that Mr, Blythe would be ned to take charge of the cam paign tn the west has grown. Even if he does not take the vice chair- manship, he is certain to be an im- DES MOINES, leader of pat faction portant factor in the campaign as an adviser, Mr. Blythe was last woek named by the Iowa Repubif- ean convention as one of the state's four delegates at large to the na- tional convention at Chi Mr, Blyth the Chicago, Bur lngton & Quincy's politioal repre- entat nt He does his work incidentally with his duties as gen eral solleltor for the Burlington He has been active tn Towa politicr for ten years, and became most | Prominent as manager of the cam palgn of hia father-in-law, the late a Ow JOSEPH W. BLYTHE. Senator John H. G@ rT, four yeare ago, when Albert B. Cummins, now governor of lowa, gave Senator Gear the hottest race of his life for re-election to the senate. marvelous power over given Its greatest demonstration at that time. Since then his place as the boas of the Republicans of lowa has been secure.