The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 24, 1905, Page 4

NORE EEE EEE REE RR REE EOE THE SEATTLE STAR b4 Y 8 4 ‘ ‘ f N H BY STAR PUBLISHING CO 4 ; * V Sensational Price for INNoon Four < OFFICKS—ta 1h) Seventh Avenue The 5 rvival f th Fitt t > The prices named below are for one hour only Wi APTERN OON EXGEET BUNDAY " = u 0 ¢ ites ‘ * “ |] Wednesday pcm itm to 1 P.M. None of there goodn sald Busines Department Thdependent 1198, CONT ih » caememenecapestindiendiion | at the prices named except during the mh hour + ~_ BALLARD TAR AGENOY—8M Mallard Ave sunset, Hed 1a, \* BY DR. WASHINGTON GLADDEN, * detsire ‘viiowt Htinatt , | Sanipure Milk, Noo ‘ n ny NNI RO: finally ale anipure Mi Noon sony. at or twen’ non! ¥ , ole p Boxer ar Dp Baer dy Besse’ sariee ON. Dit itiine ToC TeTCCCeCrTer ee cc rere creer res oo; mu boar it bravely, Anna I can never tell you the torture Micneed - . > MAIL BUBACRIDERB—The date wheiy your wibsoripiion exptron te It was a fw miling face that] suffered during our engagement. I mot a sd’ 9 e 10 Ton fa ns By Oa PEP, _Xr nen (Bat Cate arrived Feyour' eu —— met the speaker as the young girl|avolded your niece for a time, but Carter’ Writing Fluid, regular Wot again been paid th way out hase a tro " y r specta of date on the address label Ir A receipe nee from © At lngt-we have a clear statoment of the philosophy of multi 7 ga ag he egy ans eee, ne ee Sorreapondence Pape x 4 she Se MaRasa ol tin Posecttins ak Beatie, Wockinen ck ar sesond slams wean millioniam, A group of bis admirers and defenders, gathering about a. oom he ware tune | will, sewming ‘he agents, One cont velopes, regular price xm my Wa ANT Aly OPFICR-RAGLEY HUG BORK COR BRCOND AVE the moat conapievous of the multimillionaires, Hatens with interest |i" the ; vs ¢ bose » Sek oem, Gane De eee ee ee et il per box Ge hew Wart} Ad Oftice at the above number hag recently been oened and applause while thelr spokeaman expe the principles on | ink Hahtt h oh ; a ies pth cemlyroad Porn-f f Walmaley’s Cleaning Pad, remove , f the pur eH Sétorsding: dhe pute ‘a edn venient Place to [eave want adn. which he haa risen to eminence, From thin oxy an thevala nadie» | MORO?. ttt ABM Met Cither 7p0 ce ies mn her consent to be my wits apota, stains, ete, regular price Hour Fe subscriptions for The Biar and jeave frown, Beery. he phone cum wont; we may therefore accept it aa authoritative i - lo Ral gr = : w, Aunt Belle ip or ame the Yate ot — evedinl 06 s depend oll me all about it noe'# dishonesty and my eyes were apockn . { 4 After 6 disoussion of railway rates, whose relation to. thls Theves little more to tell thanlopened, { was in reality @ Sortune Hilton's Diastasic Mxtract of Malt, reg k ; ET Is f T a pny rat ae Ady ognized. the apoloxint and eulogiat Inld |you already kyow. When Mr. Mason | hunter, and I dared not ask her to he per bettie, Moos Hou ae pplause Is for Those Who Win LAW OF THE SURVIVAL OF” ng the whole business 2 hare my poverty, 1 knew that she : Dr. Hoff's Little Liver and Stomach ) SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST 18 A LAW TOO \ Noon Hour special ~ . A ie ould never want while you had ‘oon Hour ap FIRMLY ESTABLISHED TO BE OVERTURNED OR EVEN LONG If | sera Rng denen aN bag ‘Syringe, full 2-qt. size, regular price $1.00, Noon H — DELAYED BY LEGISLATIVE BNACTMENTS.” could not suk her t ve your The winning pitcher stood In the box, gripping the ball between That this is the very law by which these gigantic fortunes have homen' i a cree kn Sadie Oe 4 Bott!es, 2-qt. size, regular price 75¢, Noon Ws cunning fingers. Like a gladiator he looked over the opposing been a up is not indeed news; but is is unusual to have the lowes, to tera ® 6 into contempt , . et Ro Watinetly avowed | - , ~, Noon Hour special batsmen as they crept up to the plate. For eight innings they had we is te Jand leave her f ne more favored Mule ‘Team Borax, regular ie, Noon 4 curtous fact is that anyone should concetve of this as being | rte are egular 26 box on ur special ; fought to solve the mystery of h is delivery and for eight innings he requlative principle of human society. That {t rules, to a re pr ee et _ oo eee re Cunae'a Drananaia Wabbel sine,” regular pr Oe pe j a had mowed them down like grass before the sickle, In his ears rang | Very large extent, among the lower animals is an undoubted fact. The ‘gaieraphonytadinensgates ¥¢fhepdoengrasse Ane awe, Noon Hour special ; the plaudits of his admirers big fishes eat the little ones; the strong, in every kingdom, devour INow 1 dare to hope that she wili|f| Pinaud’s Quinine Hair Tunic, $1.00 -size, Noon Hour special : It was a close game and an exciting one, The last inning had« “!* Leng torgive ne and be my wife 1 have|f| Mrs. Potter's Walnut Juice Hair Stain, regular price $1.00, Noon bien reached. With firm faith in thelr hero the crowds in the ut our evolutioniste are polnting out to us that as we rise, in come to imp! you to plead my Hour special Tin 6ge : tand ily cheered his every move. the ascent of life, this law ts superseded by a higher law, the law of tauso and help me to win my love{§| Schufflor's Hair Dyes, regular price $1.00, Noon Hour special. .G2¢@ ; ‘4 stands madly cheered his every move aympathy, the law of service. John Fiske, In particular, the ablest Will you tell her my story and try] ‘The Quaker makes free delivery to all parts of the city; use 4 The first hatsman who approached the plate drove the ball far | American exponent of evolutioniam, shows ux how, wh comes to bring her back?” ‘ “|fl your phonesMain 1240; Ind, 1240 7 4 out into the field. The pitcher squirmed and sent another ball on the scene, the lengthening pertod of tnfancy calls onog T will, erase, t Wilt, tndeet”l Teer : speeding over the plate, Smash! Away it went sailing to the fence. pagent age and ays ipo eundetton of social morality, whose basis sald the elder man heartily | * p hy and hopeful serv th y b the re j 1 3 The people in the stands sat moti Their cheers died moraltzing human relations, for enthroning a new principle, “THR pea solar bi ctoatnane kl = e@ : a away. Victory was slipping from their AW OF THE SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST 18 THE LAW OF for dadllene cP doe fangs aching 6 oran _— A ; il i : : . THE WOODS AND THE WILD BEASTS. IT 18 NOT LAW howed Horace her heart and he 1013-1045 First Avenue : = The opposing side took courage. Another batsman hit safely ¢ WIL NOT AW sermon Frere 1 " OF THE HIGHER HUMAN RELATIONS | Wondered as he saw how his mi d o in the stands fell upon their fdol, Fierce yells rent jteken chivalry had wounded he the air, “Take him out,” “chase him away,” “dub,” “lobster,” and sateen chase a tee cudiree dios in os aon eee and learned how a trust in him exalting above {t the higher la vhich identifies ua with our fellows, | would ha 1 her other ribald salutations were hurled at the man who but a few mo: and teahes our happiness eonaiet, not in extermination our rivals |i ee eaee Saree ae Span re Seen ments before had won the applause and cries of approval of the thow but in sharing the good of Hfe with our neighbors y i 3 ibis Wie had admired his faultions work It i, of course, entirely lear that the principle which governs | DEAFNe 88 CANNOT BE CURED 4 é much of the conduct of those who have built up enormous fortune by te . an t As he went skulking from the grounds his haughty smile > ined oe eager ae . : Upon the ruin of their fellow meh is the principle of “the survival of tion of the eae We sell better Pianos at lower prices and on easier yaymen’s 3 peared, his shouders sank in, lstlessly his arms hung by his side and | the fittest” and it is well to 4 to cure deat at” and it ia w have our attention so sharply called to et rem-| than any other house in the efty. i) 4 the fire of victory faded from his eyes. The sullen despair of defeat | the fact, It ts also true and even astounding that rs of the 4 Sleamed luridly beneath his beetling brows gospel and religious editors have recently recognized the same prin “an & . PROP ciple as lying at the basis of these va And how the people jeered—-THE SAME PEOPLE, mind you, | 2outiy songht to justify it Who had cheered his name so lustily a few minutes before. It would « m to be necessary to argue that “the law of th iid not seem to be necessary to argu he law of the Struggling over the heads of his fellows is seen the strong figure survival of the fittest” is not the Christian law; but tt may be we accumulations, and have, ap KOHLER & CHASE, 4 1205 Second Avenue. C. A Meyer, Mer. fm the world of business—in the mighty domain of dollars. As he to remember that eren in the view of intelligent evolutioniate It ta got a Climbs men speak well of him; they tell what a wizard of finance he the normal law of human fety, but a part of “the brute inherit THE TWO MEN FACED RACH 3 ance” of which we have as yet very imperfectly got r OTHER, && They swell with pride when he nods to them on the street, In the club. He is listened to as though he were an oracle and wisdom Glad oll of your property was in the spoke through him hands of Miltou Lawrence, who mis But one day the financial world has a chill—the great financter agate ni Mabon atly made use of ft to relieve Bas fallen with his house of cards. And while he lies gromming in b j . are free eee the dust of defeat the same men who were loudest in their praise of Ya §$ i AR. DUS’ i %ye tee iy deg eng! sony ado ee! him become the leaders In the howling « that rends and tears at awept ay every penay of your| pane “a'* Pamity | Mls fallen carcass. fortune.” ir R. PETKOVITS & CO. 4 : Eager hands are always outstretched to grasp the hand of the Her uncle coming into the room sidering nd 4 seeming victor, whether on the play ground or in the marts of trade. just then was surprised to find that the girl took her loss so lightly, but ‘The same hands are as eager to hurl a pike or throw a javelin when ey ha 1 pad sorrow ‘or oer ent COME NOW The fur season ts just open, and we invite your attention to the fur cireu- | richost, best and most varied assortment of select furs of all kinds eniiiina if, we have ever displayed « Tolede, Of Best goods, unexcelled workmanship, newest styles, and perfect * for Consti- || satisfaction guaranted with every purchase. We will give One HM case of Deaf Established tn 1886. 110 Marion Street. defeat overtakes their idol. me wn ures. be wrote to other Trusted Gastibts.!no began by saying ant ‘The cheers of the multitude are for those who WIN ALL THE | with goo-goo eyes, Seclue oe eas in Aches bh eee Do you love Horace Everett very am the man whose entire lif ‘ls succesa, t a “", dearly, Annat” WAY—for the je spe r ie read the ad Snother letter, saying, “Come gver “You know that I do, uncle,” re Down below, in the semi-dark, men “or I could not have ay struggle just as hard for | The prize the “Star” had advertised. /to my office and see ma I hare a This gallant lad, w insurance Game, ono that beata| Pot, (22 Portlaad \ ‘Yietory, toil earnestly, unceasingly, through all the long years and - ined . 4 With th “ prom to become his wife. any men; bot, also, ir very security may a8 armor to lan provides f ¥ oe J im hn 4 " Le them from the poisoned shafts of envy, malice, and the brood of | He saw the car, Gules these Oh4 Commanion lost mentite 89 Herc? “Wheto yon Did you notice our SPRCIAL ae evils rank in bomen breast. js gallant star, like a lot of Amat pe dd os RIBBON SALE Monday? * =a id . Passing by the Great Hon Mar ru we Gok eee ce tee a You are poor, now, Anna GOOD, WASN'T IT? hp P d Hel cone oe Fe of Investigating Us” an yom Pa wes ok 08 tee mata = og gr EXHIBIT COMMIBSION : + itch in an e As he only can, That afternoon bis office was| = = girl was full o Thursday, is « Job lot of knit BIT CO! ” r To wm the prise Jammed with & lot of Hminent| changn “T may turn from him. wil a e hiya Financier, who prided themselves) 4o no If you wish, but he will n People of Seattle— She was standing, passing “Its now up to you to make good your demands that the Chris- | George was sitting, waiting th Buffalo : . r on being the city’s Most Respected| gocopt his release. Ho loves ma T ues swage A long silence followed this out- The Moral of this is that the! yy but at last she asked vor convention of 1907 be held in this eity— ee ee ee eS World would rather Boost tts own)” '"Uacle Ralph, do you think the them in th ne Wk tile tied ub 1 Yee bo feel toened tanta wp the gears | Pt <™* STOP. S008 Beet Good Games than apend time tn Re-|ioas of my iw tant Cee eee Gasoline Antes fund which Is required to entertain the 25,000 delegates which | “Star” in hand, he grabbed the ing ether paspiga, Horace?” “It has done so, Anna. He wrote strap, ~ i Will come to your city im July of that year. eared bod fall tnto her 1a i, fon’ know how anybody else! ine today to announce hie departure] ee ae ee ene Caren 6 Oe be whispered soft and low ." remarked the bill/ trom the city and breaking the en-| Mating epirits of the local Bodeavorers, started out Monday to get |cnenren you won: ob, let as gor’ [poster “but as for me, I agree with! gacement.” ng the en (0c t re Motor First Makes More Bread Makes Lighter Bread President Roosevelt. 1 belleve in “Then I can be thankful that this subscriptions toward the fund. the big wick.” ‘And so hopeful are they, and with such cordiality have they been | George has blown Im the ten, yge de bas come before | had become his Asa kve famous tmoug men, : wife ran Makes Whiter Bread Teesived by even the humblest in the city— For he captured the first prise ©... paaiin candidate fr} Por a few days she was miserable 1325 Second Av: ‘And with such promptness have the people given thelr mit WIth those lovely Ko0-g00 eves. | Mitawd Sy teties neste ae and then came a reaction, Of the Makes Sweeter Bread ‘That within the next two weeks at the most, the three commit- ~o. ‘°F | outraged love that had turned b i office. As Owensboro is in Ken-| nappy inner life to ashes came a| | rize fteemen expect to have the greater part of that $25,000 fund. Men and women in the les prominent walks of life will be ap- pealed to firet— And then the business and profesional men of the city will be talled. on. And if the Seattle spirit Is notdead—and it has been very much alive the past few days— - ~ tucky the gentleman's statement} j., MENRY THINKS. | will be believed it he ts elected. | herself up to, soctety, aad was the| - gnyant of all at the gatherings which her presence graced. No one guessed the misery under all this show of carclesaness, Her uncle and sunt felt that there was a change, but they, deceived by the gay manner, UNCL Makes Better Bread Than Any Other Flour AGAINST ALL COMPETITORS | } | We have always said the |] Buffalo Motor was the best and |f We are now substantiated by « jf committee of experts. i We are Sole Agents. Th' man with clean record's never kept busy dodgin’ fel- The fund will be made up in a surprisingly short time. lers th't try t tempt wondered somtimes what would ‘The financial support given these three men and other author- ln 4 thelr Anna of old back to {se@ Endeavorers, will not be in the manner of pledges to give cer- them. ; fowa Creamery, per Ib. sik tain amounts, but merely @ volced statement to the effect that if ca Feary Oney Oo ronan fg Washington Creamery, 3 us p Lawrence sailed for Europe ‘ pi GEO. H. called upon within the next two years to give your mite— YE bceeaae = 81 ---d — Mr. Warrenton scarcely know that Country Roll, per Ib... - ‘ You will do it gladty and wit h a cheerful Seattle spirit. es he had spoken aloud until he heard \ * the as 4 Iam the champion slugger of thts ans teehe Seah aa ee ee WOODHOUSE CO. town, as everybody knows there when he turned to face the owner |B presh Kegs. 5 Sec ‘per “don. 1405 Second Avenue. The Safe he Presid no mortal on this earth who can of the voice. He had just closed |Ml pure Leat ‘ : : ty of the - ent stand up to my blows. As a heavy- nn ate ct oe si BOTH PHONES 944. om weight and solid grit you bet I am counting room of his large store > no slouch; they may come at me o) | preparatory to Waving it for the i Someone wants to know if President Roosevelt is properly guard | with iron bars, but I blame soon |day, so he wee net very much 6e BARGAINS in we knock them out. My latest exbi-|A NORTH AMERICAN REVOLU-| lighted at seeing before him a face OWd er or: BOSTON DENTAL ‘That depends upon what “properly guarded” means. ition proves what I claim is true; TION. that evidently meant business. sath Gaede hve, Awake Side FURNITURE my victim soon squealed, “That's The man bore an expreasion of “ - : PARLORS For bargains in Furniture ses Continental methods have not been copied in protecting the preal- oe inne enough,” with both eyes black end YREE ADVICE. earnestness. His face was half cov = diet. He doen not ride tu bom)-proof car and bis corn beet hash [ttn Cutyepper correepondence,| Our motio, “it you don't, agree|ered with a brows, beard, while a= am Teerecyeer Guarenns: RED FRONT FURNITURE CO. | ad buckwheat cakes do not pass through the hands of a royal taster. | Bellbrook Moon with ua, you ‘t have to.” All| pair of dark eyes looked at Mr. Sovre-t:9 to a: Gena, # 220 Pike St. 5 : In his private office Mr. Roosevelt is not without weapons. - questions answered while you.wait rrenton with a fixed gaze that to 12, Both phones. About six feet from the chair which he occupies when at his “You call this a domestic cigar,)—if you wait long enough. was almost a stare. 1420 BECOND AVENUE. desk, standing in a corner near one of thi dows do you?” . i a a do not recogn workin| e one of the east windows, I8 | uves sir, that’s a domestic cigar. A Southeast Seattieite wants fpme! Warrenton,” he sald a & “4-calibre repeating rifle, loaded. In another corner of the room, | «You ought to stop buying your| hints for fall wear, The only Mints! Horace Rvorett.” “4 ‘apparently for ornamental purposes, is an old-fashioned flint-lock | cigar from the employment agen-|we are wearing this fail ou o8| “And by what right do y me, Mr. My name Is HUTCHINSON CO. m dare Clothiers, Second and Union ‘ erled You'll find Shaws Pharm: across SMUGGLER CAUGHT. the otrect ct large importer was caugat ‘with the Musket, which “clubbed” would be a nasty weapon in a hand-to hand | cles.” ug’ farm are these show your face in this roc . = aT our pumpkins and pic our} Warrenton, as he sprang to his feet } Jen “1 Serimmage. One of the denk drawers, could, on occasion, no doubt | wwnat's the matter with Brayson?|cabbagen me “Twill tell you. "Hear me quietly |i AN || ete. We bought above stock at SECOND AVE Field up a serviceable revolver. And then there are chairs, which im | He's wound up his business.” Leave your turnips, celery .and| for a few moments and then if RELIABLE TRANSFER CO, (| Sic sien ee awe ses “—"M. HEE Wo a & “rough-house” affair, can be used to advantage. This ts all over| “That was the natural thing for) paresnips out for a while. thrust me out I will promise never yours at confiscated pricey. i Ewo 3 and above the regular precautions of a few secret service guards bim todo, He had let it run down.”| Don't think of making elderct}to return.” Baggage, Furniture, Storage || Novecty meeoak & “suit Chinese Medicine “ ” ong the next crop of appies are ripe. As the two men faced each other | 1 se angi eee ee ee ye THE WISE FINANCIERS. Gather your coal crop whenevet| Horace began his story. At first hel , Office and storage room, 1216 Firat | oonolf Pantages ‘Th rater cues ait os with ? Once there was a Wise Gazebo! you get the price went into details as to his early life : 5 - or Woman with. As far as “proper precautions’ are concerned, it would seem that | who desired some Public Mention Dont forget to keep your hen coop] and rty of his parents, and Phones Sunset 9 Ind. 626. Crerillbyemcastttiteniitinanasiiinenitiesittiaibailiiigansi: out operation. they have been taken. without employing a Press Agent, |locked.* Ae PRN ASOIUR5 ARENERARN SSN: I AS SF ABRs ae Powerful Chi- eo he had a Long Think with him-| *Very important. CHICAGO LOAN OFFICE nese roots, hertie, Beyond that the welfare of the prouldent must be trusted to a barks, buds and * self, after which he sent a letter to: acsntetin | | ; sane, loyal, law-abiding, level-headed people some Trusted Gazeboes, saying: “I Elia Wheeler Wilcox’s Mitest H Y B ht Y N Bar aap ea Deie be ye a to Reform the Insurance| outburst s entitled “How to Become ave rou oug our New 117 Vester Way. ee ‘Asthaenee 3 . Compantes.” Beautiful.” W. t thei : tarrh, Grand Duke Cyril has been rebuked by the czar for marrying | “gabe the received a Polite Del looked at Srie’s ptotare “ra Overcoat Y et? j & Sentest piace to borrow money an RTT : 4 his first cousin, divorced wife of the ezarina’s brother, This bunch | clined-With-Thanks from them, #0 course, we couldn't help crying. ue ethene int ie tine eh ‘ eit jee tet jontigenttal Stomach, Kidney, a of relationships would make ap ¢legant nucleus for a life insurance | fitting, and belt Pn gastee %, rat tn tepdies Oe a _ wares " Weakness and “rhe a haven 4 company. Materials comprise unfinished worsteds, Covert, Thibet, Tweed, ‘NO CONSULTATION FREE COLLINS BLOCK, JAMES AND SECOND. PHONES 416, ete. We handle 1 line of Gravenettes.—The kind that is fj} TICE To eka Upstairs Room 1, 122 Sece really rain-proof. ms from $1500 ond Ave. South. Cor, Washingt 4 Very charitable view teken of President McCall's abflity by the QA si Tatar scare gid ise? SUBSCRIBERS _— Beattie, V ? “a Be directors of the New York Life. Sure, Isn't it an eleemosynary tn- | Should your copy of The § te N | m r of The Star fail i to reach you by @ o’cloch any eve- | 4 _——— 7 stitut oO E DOLLAR A WEEK | ning, please do us the favor to call 5 Palm leaf hat trust formed in Spain. Most of the hats sold in Buys any overcoat or rain coat In | eae le a cr Mr mye r i : ‘ ahs | adependent 1138,) between 6 DO. Many. have ‘America, too. Now, will you be good? ‘a and 7:30 o'clock, and we will sond POISON: Toe dita, “Sense tae . ‘ 9 largest school in the Northwest. Fexcli sens | you a copy at once, If you should ¢ é ‘The coal trust is reported buy ing conl In England. What's the nookiceenine:. ‘State arente for Gregg 8 oe | misa it more than onee, please tele- bone pain, patarea. oe answer. mercial Exchange Dept. in state. More t hone us ev te BLOOD | POIsO —— local school. ‘There are many more facts about the big school. Seattle's Reliable Credit tf , Pte this pi hy Foo pe | Phtina tp Biow ee ee nS A new freak bas been found in frenzied finance—a dummy '§ ° “7° tom . “Seattle's Reliable Credit House” Cor. Pike St. and Fifth Ave. §| siving our subscribers a perfect ser-| BLOOD CURE. #00 per’ bartion text 7 WILSON’S MODERN BUSINESS COLLEGE. Mcteand & ts the anteaeen Jone month. Sold dm Beatin. only, We Dank president THE STAR PUBLISHING CO Glove bice = Oo MMU Winst Aven