The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 9, 1905, Page 4

SEATTLE STAR HY STAR PU BLISHING CO. “a OFFICHA- eT and 1) Avenue EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT BUNDAY TELEPHONES Business Depa iment—sunset Main 10m: Independent us Editorial Department set. Maly 1a% ™ — -— n Sa) Batiard Ned 14 copy, six * per week. or twentOfive conte per monty (ee copies SCHL The date when your Representative, 1006 Hartford Building 83 Trit BLACK we ew W. D. WARD, New York 0D, Cr Representative, THE HUMAN ‘GROUCH ee termine ¢ arry suns at blood An ¢ whom ft n traly be sai Word,” sb hum. ald wish th arth to open and envelop him. ¢ nity has no use for him. PROSPERITY IN THE HOMES There some folks who base their ideas of the ty the country he fact that there ls more money and m fons inore the sav banks. : That is perity all right, and frugality and care for the future end old age s, that is fine t But here is anoth prosperity an tter to his family and himeelf than e has put some money into the bank, and he is prot a he S purchased more comforts and good things to eat than ever before. He has put some of his surplus into good only for himself, but for the wife and children. « for me of his own instead of remaining a renter lothing, not ig Im fourteen years the population has increased 31 per cent. f ‘The increase tn imports of tropical and subtropical products Which are used by manufacturers or go to supply the people with food and drink, show a much greater Increase than the population {a- crease. More silk fs worn in America than ever before sumption of coffee was eight pounds per head. There is a large per capita inc and spices ‘The life of the average American by birth or contains more tionality The result of better feeding and cle show in the development of the race. A FINE OLD FELLOW Tt ts said that there never was a king who was really happy. To find out the truth of that statement one would have first to aecertain what is happiness. There is one king in Purape who, if he ig miserable, has succeeded admirably in concealing the fact In 1889 the con Now it is 12 2 pounds nsumption of sugar rease in the « lopt comforts and privileges than that of on is happier; any other ne gthing and housing must Christian [X of Denmark is tthe man, and really he is one of the finest old feQtiows who ever wore a crown He is 86 and ts actually loved by thousands of his subjects. And these people who have an affection for him are not lackeys or cou offictals host of folks who “get something out of it,” but the Plain people, who know him, see him, and can get to speak to him easier th oa could pass the portals of the White House in our Mberty-) & repub ' Just now Kng Christian js domiciled in his winter paiace, and the social son is in full swing. The old monarch doesn't like fuss and feathers. He has smashed enough social precedents in | court to e the av ee king shiver The only court funcuons endured a e that cannot passed over. King Christian walks ot i wherever he will He ree s the public each Monday, an vat all te required to get a clean shirt and @ respecta it of clothes. The old king is known as “the Grandfather of Europe,” and the Danes are y of the title. T oth) ngs in Europe who could take a leaf from the simp k of Christian IX, with profit to themselves and their subjects. THE DOMINANT JEW Inv gations made by the life insurance experts of New York ghow that the Hebrew of that city is on the average the 5 « lived of all the city’s inbabitants. One of the greatest life insurance actuaries in the world said in @ recent interview that the life of an American Jew is by at least 15 per cent a be insurance risk than the life of any other type of in habitant, age and condition being the same The insurance experts give Various reasons for this remarkable Semitic vitality & the well-known tem pe f the Jew a nts larg ly for his extraordinary logevity Others accounts for nthe Darwinian theory of th vival of the fittest—that species are ultimately modified by the types which survive the longest. Centuries of persecution, they say, have destroy ed the weakest of the Hebrew race and that those who have sur vived are hysically the fittest. To say all this, however, is to leave out of account the greatest i. factor—Moses and his laws. i Centuries before medical authority knew the value of sanitation i hundreds of years before Spencer preached the doctrine of rest and 1 relaxation, and centuries again before the new sy a ed | —_ the gospel of sane mental living t at Jewish law-e ’ t iy lined his system of sanitary science, of p al clea Mr est periods i 1 physicians have not yet entirely apy at value of tho Jewist feast day The health of the Jewist people ia the simple, logica generations of sane thinking and living. The nation that gave to the world the one Jehovah ha sace many things be religion. taught the THE SEATTLE THE STYLISH DOTTED VeIL FREDDIE GREEN FOUND HIS FATHER'S CIGAR BOX AN' HE BEGIN TO SMOKE ONE | WHEN EVERY BODY WAS ALL GONE AN’ WHEN HE SMOKED PRETTY NEAR A INCH OF IT HE GOT ALL DIZZY INSIDE AN’ THROWED !T I~N THE WASTE BASKET AN’ SOT THE ROOM ON FIRE AN’ THE FIRE APARTMENT HAD TO COME AN’ PUT (T OUT AN’ WHEN THEY FOUND HIM HE WAS ALL SICK AN’ SOPPED UP WITH WATER AN’ ASHES AN’ FVERYTHING. PA SAYS THEY'S NICKELTEEN IN CIGARS—AN'ATS THE j(% STAR DUST » } ny , wther easy to a rabbit from | FROM OUR OWN CHAUCER. a cow, but it come heatiter 5 shot and killed Mr. JH | Mason near Landing Cor yen among New Year's ages | Burli ' « avantages om ke y ire, For swich been manne mun . ' ( wig i Ada a. da mY, “y) | E ITS A FRENZIED. ( aute - near town recently. It a larke aa a j fall-er fox ale ve ment. ha all oa prominent Jeyes a» a R elt | A WORD FROM JOSH WISE. ard uy tore | lone | WATER WAGON Ia her tt 1 Ho TO HEAR MORE Ww ae a wedge A little mo w at nkle| 1 { the ht “ ard t | Barley ( ri 1 t 1 A CAVALRY CHARGE | | | ° A Silent Slave” will be | Have y worn off H n next Saturday nig ame tr that appeared 1 # fed fir | - * it jow | nm * t | —Barlington 5 Clerica onde | Wonder if Russia has tur P | . ... I HUTCHINSON CO | AND GET STOMACH CAKE CLOTHING BALE NOW ON & | What pastry do x folks Ik the best? ta t . jas per Co equache nn.) = oa THE GUESSERS | wen 20% IT y siieat Shes, SS LION CLOTHING co. | CASTOR IA * For Infants and Children. |The Kind You Have Always Bougit | L072 123072; Boars the ; Signature Lisl Vike: TO* phe mn nee Sunset Pink 1751 Ind. 1751 STAR-4MONDAY, AY, JAN. 9. 19 ®, 1905. ARRESTS ARE SENSATIONAL! po PROMINENT CITIZES 4.3 IN DER My CONNECTION WITH MUR STERY (Dy Bern. 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