The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 12, 1904, Page 4

RRR THE SEATTLE STAR BY @TAR Puntisiie coe OPPICKB—140? and 190) Beventh AV BPRRY AFTERNOON EXCEPT DAY TRLEPHONES ‘ ness Depa. tar net, Mal Ind Aont 138 bu ~Y W i opinion that whoever ¢ make two at und of gras to gr uld w upon as better and deserve nant athan Swift ORGANIZED CHARITY \ . aml ave you «or w t on n to i) Ne ror av night, gave you yet m . . " ea? b t ha: ot Well, that t th new-fangled “charity” which the Cha Orga t tha \ H ob alll nt take it 1 a ff al orga the ¢ arity Orga a the a the following statement le oth in stances there ' need thay. only ADVICE, PLAN AND IN ITIATIVE ADVICE ' N AN INITIATIVE Think of th words when ange of ation are gnawing out your tals. Pleasant thoughts, eh? Perha LU he m v yn ate charity has been aroused by th ver though wholly argume advanced by the Charity Organization society may think The Star Is putting this a little ongly, b there are facts id, hard pad incon trovertible substantiate just the very words The Star w The other day a feeble, broken down old man, tottering under the burden of more than thrée se or sand ten, w from hunger, shivering with cold, went to the general secretary of the organized charity concern and asked for TWENTY-FIVE CEN Which he needed for rent What did he get? The money? No; not even that measly little two-bit piece could be wrung from the fist of organized charity. He wasn't even comforted. No, that ts not Mr. H. Wirt Stecle’s con ception of charity, Advice is what the poor and the sick and the starving need these days, argues Steele, and so he gave feeble Old man a great bis spathic dose of “organixed charity The poor man got more adv an he will have any use for this side of the imminent grave Ob, yes; we forgot. “Organized charity” gave him something else. It in 4 him; tried to paupggize him, though only 25 cent Stood between the alma-seeker and release from immediate and pressing want. He was told that he'd better go ont to thecounty poor house; that be would be taken care of there, and we are inclined to believe that the poor old man was turned hungry and empty-hand 4 from the door of “organized charity” because of the fact that “organized charity” was too Jusy sending out expensive invitation. to its annual banquet to Investigate the merits of the old man’s plea. It is to & ped that “organized charity” enjoyed its feast last night, because it Is barely possible that it will be something of “Last Supper” affair when the Public awakes to a realization of what “organized charity” really is. It Is a pleasure to know that the poor old man did not meet with the same fate at the hands of unorganized charity that he did at t hands of the Charity Organi- sation society. When the results of The Star's inwstigation of the ease was told in the columns of this paper two days hands went down into open pockets and In mighty > willing short time the aged sufferer was beyond the pale Furthermore spend any of its patrons’ money of immediate need the Charity Organization society will not have the It go right on iseuing monthly statements of charity nobly performed “investigating” case, may of human sorrow sweetly relieved, of dire distress lovingly eviated Of famished wolves driven from the doors of need, and when the sea fons have rolled around again maybap it will gather its member together again and rejoice in the feast that Is before them and devise hovel ways and means for displaying their “new and enlightened Solicitude” for the indigent, Meantime, long live “organized charity.” It seemx to be one of the necessary social evils contingent to the healthy and proper de Yelopment of ctvte life. ——— ee eee Good morning. Is your charity, this week.—PFt. Pairfiel: . “organized?” view. a Maybe it is only galvanized. “1 cannot bake like mothe And perhaps it is only syndicated.) gaia chaming Ma 1 | | now is the time for him to apply } Job th good writer th NOT A MUSICI Btetking a Chord. ALTON 8, PARKER'S COUSIN The democratic candidate for the Uipited States ney. Alton 8. Parker, is » cousin of B. W. Parker }. p. Of this place.—Ancaster corre spondence, Hamilton (Ont.) Times lant that young fe * over there Harold De Keay? Yes, that's young De Reay “He married rrie Punkley last | summer, didn’t he? he merried Joba Punkiey John Punkley, Nebie Punkley, Pounkiey, Guste Ponkiey, Car rie Puakiey.and bitte Tommy Punk ley ECHOES FROM BATTY LAND used to} “but 1 guess (Joke tn at it again--seeond tribution since he came back from the St Loute fair We are all here now, but Krazy Krank and her hammer. The 4. D. M. ts thinking of putting the whole Ballard potice foree on Krazy's trail and have him hunt her up—S& DM? A Geographical € thon. With learned men | cannot That this earth te a aphere That 1 should dispute clatm You'll think it mighty queer Yet I will prove my elaim 0. K Tho’ some may question that Since losing so much of her salt ‘The earth's extremely flat! agree dare their while doing complishes | b is it that yet it What ef the most harm. the most good? j The policeman’s club. Oozy logical Aqua globules soon will trickle midlets overt From the Soon the weather will grow fickle | And the viseld ooue we'll tread! | t ed » the polic ' er day and they had a man hitehing a bull dog to wiftly moving exp train Arrente for cruelty to animal 1 suppose? No officer said he was rushing the growler | Seattle Stars Tam no learned astrologer Naught do I Know of distant Mars | I'm not a wise chronologer Yet ofttimes I peruse the Stars } 10 KOs. threatens to rnor's Seattle speech from now until eleetion Good heavens, has it come to this! quote | “The falsest and most malignant falsehood The Pl Evidently somebody has been tell Or petrified. u“ aes pocketbook holds out ing a new sort of lie that _ - — a ‘Turn on the steam! Can dress like mother used to} . dress Let's all vote for the full coal bia, 7 | CASTOR IA pele Have you heard of any large} “The Mullen-choly days are! crowd of women trying to kise Sen For Infants and Children. come!” sing the Pike street saloon Fairbanks or Silas Swallow? keepers now. No doubt May Irwin's press agent Bears the and Dave | Signature Do your winter clothes smell| would be surprised if sh mothbally or camphory? Hill were married some day. DRY SON FOR NEWS. As for Senator Spooner, if he’ It has been too rainy for news}on good terms with some railroad WHEN A PHYSICIAN AND SPECIALIST of 26 « experience will test your Eyes Free, why go to a Jewel 6 TTL YE. BAR, NOBE AND THROAT INFIRMARY ftooms 4 and 5, Haller Block. |The Kind You Have Always Bought Lttllita: ALBERT HANSEN Rioh Jowelry 706 Firat Av | of a eee ee) ' “POUND LOSERS AND %: POUND KEEPERS” ” nt bh een neal? ™ K OR SLT OOK « ! not t th “ys te at * THAT ’ tra sitention ee 8 BEFORE TAKING . a tall, lon lay ero ind Nua approached it. Bathgate emtled cae thie|? THNSE ARB THI ip t da ir, Metngate sated cose oie] > NAN. WOULD YOU ® Thursday, Friday, Satur 1 geniality, The man braced |? ver 4 F and 4 ae a an . he “— = oth f He td Rubbe € Sey) ete ‘ The 1 ~ af Gtekeet hat tt Mellin’s Food, large She os the oth ; " Sanipure, 6 cans “ss $1.00 ' iow ‘ : b th Wyeth's Effervescent Sodium Ph vephate, pound Be Hut Mr. I . . M “ Fresh Seidletz Powders lhe ‘ ‘ - : : Marvel Whirling Spray Syringe $2.75 He 7 , sole " ton't And af ading Mr. # : 4 ? Ly Tooth Powder wees ve bere Be kive me the » Let ar about | Hida it i un vgar of Milk in original packages, the best makes 206 t b ke b feating end of town, they appea ne He BATHGATE ¥ ‘Tetiow's Swandown ° i h bur " mutoa ary ® t i RPORATI . Cuticura Soap. . 2 for . * me lant year's } ' Bath Cabinet, complete with book of tnetructions, The man drew himsett ap with eS ee eee nd ed you fat or make © re * for medical baths ty . * AS ON THE rheer you «|* ° Good 2-quart Fountain Syringe . My “eb ° PASS UB BY UPON OUR quart Combination Fount ain Syringe oe Prentim " . BACKS SEE WHAT > ts ‘ ong my friew an| = YOU SF¥ : t 1 kinny—Skinny CHSHHOSHDHOOOOHSS!., bie. of ‘ Cascarets, 25c Size By George!” returned My, ty | ‘This rythmic request-—e ar eds. He used the old Cascarets, 50c Size gate, “you look It for fair at's | effort of Mr. Fatty Bathgate—had| The ol4 nM * The other shook his head | individual who looked at the t $ - L have always been thip.” be re- looked also at the beck. And upon | iii Pb oI oat Diamond and Perfection Dyes, package eS PORTE SS " ' r med Listoria 60¢ 7° ine, i dif . by Listerine ' ‘ . ive vr " Hath sodbury's Facial Cream, 16e, Be at Mid y ne he jury Pure Medicated Sulphur, pound Se ! ' £ 1-8/]) Epsom Salts, pound » Be with ping k. And Letbig’s Extract of Beef, 2 on. 30, 4 or, 50, 8 oz 906 th sult in eb au v the Armo Extract of Beef, 2 oz, 400, 4 0 Tie anti-thin medicine was ons We Wash Cloths p be And the judge in the first ¢ ee 4 Good Honey Comb Bath Towels . 2060 was very fat, bought anti-fat med Aleock’s Porous Piasters, 10, 3 for 250 me the 5 pormety yon La Blanche Face Powder Ssive8 300 mage. te ¥ ~ " E Java Rice : 25e tp Pyne tene sin aaa Mennen’s Taleam Powder, 10¢, 3 for 25e anit qalien Kno's Fruit Salts és - “* = are Electric Bitters, large © foe ae ae ret Electric Bitters, small 35e ith all the w Doffy's Malt > t. TSe Proviter xptatne Mr. Roath Shaw's Malt * do<venne 106 ot Mr liday, “tempers th harles’ Flesh Food eee one 30¢ the short b. We've got Phillips’ MUk of Magnesia BSc kick rt ey) eee ee ee 25e N F. Prentins || Cakes of Dandruff Cure, large 450 mth bs Dandruff Cure, small , 250 a be wh Spanish Hair Renewer, the genuine pets 25e —>— Haye’s Hair Health Excursion rates” on Kegan & Erteson Stud ave For any article on this list and The Quaker will deliver it to you, Take advantage of these great three-day bargains and save money Phones LET US PLACE YOU IN A SUBURBAN HOME “Green Acres”’ overlooking Lake Washington Main 1240. Independent 1240 one of our . TheThompsonCo 224 Pike Street. John 3121. L 2671 “BACH WORE A 51G ACKO: HIS CHEST plied, realizing the dignity of his! the back of each appeared this position, as well as the envy with | curious device which the stouter man regarded him; “no matter what I cat)?'am | $6¢+0¢6¢eeeeeesereorsoes lways thin sank heavem” he | ¢ 4 = amy SRO, Cre rs . ; 2 BSH @ uwinens is coming some at the 7 : Rath gate an ae in wee Ot pogo Lapeaag Sot hark e HEAP FOUR-ROOMED NEW COTTAGE AND FIVE ACRES Mr. Solliday.”" aaid Mr. Patty waen- |? MAKER IN Pa WORLD. © ae a or hae oo OF FINE LAND, ON CAR LINE AND LAKE, ONLY $775 .. 3 wee ab meen be pa * ANGLES, THIN SHINS, @ ie right. Selling On terme of $26 down and $10 per month, Party ke $2,009 a pk z Went fertawith aan’ res \* SHARP ELBOWS. WEL. @ nyadi Water, 50e size 2 t property in ber ar x wonmane Fine view of 5 med > Gose aD aoe a 6 « Over 1,400 acres of this beautiful land has been In room 41 on the third fiseret| > COME CUR Nee ett AND o Felt oa ihe aha Se ast 60 days in C.D. Hillman's Lake Washington Gare the Emporium own on Market). GiiapELY FORM. TRY IT. @ Malted Milk, $1.00 size Te Jaition, ° street, an anti-fat concern wawdke- | .oeeee0ce0eeou0eee8eee08 (0 Graduate Nursing Bottle, ...Se Rooms 1, 2, 3 Times Block, or take free boats at Tay- j ing out a mere existen Ath Dr. Buck's Liver Salts, for that lor’s Sawmill, on Washington street Car Line. Office on Grounds. in the irs of the ¢oncern Ar ' he lean 1 flea - distressed feeling after cating. two men ascended the starw! And | shoulders of Mr. Skinny Solliday 50 wie 506 entered room 41. One of t mon | hung the t . HEPORE Prompt attention given cash weighed nothing —the othe y- | TAKE wh with the ample mall orders. thing, One of them. ‘was (M¥2 P| Proportions of Mr. Fatty Rathgat MODERN DENTAL PARLORS ] Prentiss Solliday—the other! Mr) 4* 4 backs 1, hung ite mat qrawente Second Avenue and Pike Street. : An hour later two well-fed’ men, | ™ than startling—-it w Joe ° ki § P The best materials combined acl hous ater ve set.iertane| ir i'yos wars ancl to erp SUORE'S PIKE SU. Pharmacy IIT .caeacse wasencs.cortess Ol walked in a leisurely way up ahd | Pee re ee ee nee Panty Drag and Prescription 20 years’ experience will insure down the matin streets of the town ? yr Pee ps highly ftlumined Bown ’ you the beat dental, wo One of them was Mr. Rathgate,|PY Cxample, the nearest way to igh meet He ier” the other Mr, Solliday. They wore | \1nnann, But. it on the other h Ce: Fe Corer dentists who advert ; something other than the button | (4 it th vege ts Free Delivery to Any, Part of cheaper than th " jothes, all that you had to do was if ¢ first-class 1 - hole boqu their clothes, of | 4, look, and learn, and buy and get City . if gee ry course—and a sign brand mewl tat in other Words, Meatra, Bache BOTH PHONES—MAIN $33 nothing but the ret. All work sign—each wore a mn across hit! gate and Solliday were all things to Hours.-#:30 to 6; Sunday 20 Bs ae _ | all: men—they stituted the pan to sir “iting soa for ait itis, Medicines, ot} ~~ FORCED TO MOVE nice courne, are largely advertised by the 1420 FIRST AVENUE. ae REDUCED FREIGHT RATES | oe oaongs * The enti stock of household ‘aes be anti-fat concern Intrusted to| goods, consisting of furniture, car LEAD—OTHERS IMIT, hed eusations goees te jen —— | Mr, Selliday « small bag containing | pets, stoves and ranges, crockery Pm successfully fitted © oe. gone. Through ears, Saving Of 2) wiinples of its wares. ‘The anti-thin| and graniteware must be I at fhe Fecie Noho “I The Seattie Transter (om an compiny did the same by Mr. Rath- | once | We Buarancon YoU pate of gta p Kate omplained that the! Don't forget the number that will ft VERIOLE OPTICAL , ‘ COMPANY. phy on ; q reme “work. The fat ped 1420 FIRST AVENUG. win ttt