The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 21, 1906, Page 4

“SY STAR PUBLISHING CO. & THE SEATTLE STAR BYERY APTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. Telephones—Edit@pial: Andependent 67%) Sunset, Main 1080. 1907 Sad 1909 Seventh ar RIS Business: Independent 1138; Sunset! Main 1050, BALLARD STAR AGQENCT-a Me igrd Ave Sunset, Mallard a Sue gut Gat pup in aathe per week Daivered by mati or carrier, No free copies. TO MALL SURRONIMERS-The date when your the address label of exc tion har not In been A change of date on the address label is a revetp! Rea subseription expire: Washing mat od Postoftice Women and Divorce or twenty Ave gente per month your subsorip- from the tist The Society for Political Study has been holding another of Its pow-wows, and the women who know the least about marriage have been having the most to may on the subject of diverce. The one point upon which these professional female saviors of soctety seem to agree waa the utter depravity of the married man. Mrs, Sallie Morris Cory deemed it an outrage that women should have to go to Dakota for divorces, and she closed her the dispiriting assurance that “many wornen die and never the rival flate which their husbands ma This is sad Indeed. It almost makes death unpleasant. It be far aweeter to live, know and get divorce Mra. Cory may not be able to furnish proof her husband is unfaithful, but she is sparing no effort Suspect it, According t intain around the corne te ev to make every wife to suspect her husband of unfaithfulness und not to die | trite company until ahe ts convinced of it Of all the women who spoke on to say the sancity of the in it These female diveree not concerning home and the wife's reform the husbands have better rmera would opportunity to reform themaelves wires They forget that the fests need feel no surprise if her husband wite who is always running about sets the corner where someone welcomes bim They forget that the wife whose first business sweet assurance that her husband is faithful OPPORTUNITY Senator A few years before he died, mows sonnet to “Opportunity, poetry than of polities! Master of human destinies am I! Fame, love and fortume on my footsteps walt Cities and fhe 1 penctrate Deserts and seas remote, aad, passing by noon oF every gate tise before de 1 walk; Hove! and mart and palace, late . 1 knock unbidden once at If sleeping, wake—if feast I turn away. It is the hour af fate, Aud they who follow me reach every state Mortals desire, and conquer every foe fave death; but those who doubt or hesitate, Condemned to failure, penury and woe, Seek me in vain wad uselessiy implore. and I return no more life I atlewer not, To this talented master of f vance war a climbing Hts remarks with know of | would y wife that all her philosophy it ts one of the moat sacred rights of one had anything duties forgetting to gab up another flat around le to make the home all that it ought to be le apt to live in peace and die in the Ingalls peaned this now fa from a soul that was indeed fuller of ad from the sandy stretches ef Kans to leadership in what has been called the most distinguished of legislative bodies was not the gift of » chance more than is avy one of the countless good which come into life. Has there never come a time in your life when a small ings vole within has seemed to point to oae or the other of the ways before you? That voice fa Opportunity. In short, the grasping of oppor tamity t# the taking up of what seems of itself to be the nearest duty —remember the word daty! There ts another famous poem on “Opportunity,’ which telts the lesson In a simpler, homeiier way [t is Sills This 1 beheld, or dreamed There spread a cloud of dust along a plaia, And underneath the cloud, or tn it, raged A furious battle, and men yelled, and ewords Shocked upon swords and shields. A pince’s banner Wavered. then staggered backward, hemmed by foes. A oraven bung along battles edge And thought: “Had I a sword of keener steel That bine blade that the king's son beary—bat this Bluat thing" he anapt and Mung it from his hand And, lowering, crept away and left the fleld Thea came the kings son, wounded, sore bestead And weaponless, and saw the broken sword, Hit buried in the dry trodden sand, And ran and snatched it, sed with battleshout Lifted afresh, he hewed biw enemy down And saved a great cause thathervic day it in a dream Edward Rowland The poems that have been written have a place in the world. No life is complete and roared without the tat of these children of ‘souls. ‘There ia the great fact, rhymed ¢tansas—that he who waits for opportunity however whieh needs no pe to come in charic everiasting disappointment Like the votce of the God of nations, thunder, but In the otfil, amall vole even though that be small. -_—_——_ the Daily Bazoo did it that not one dollar the mighty near duty Yea ‘The Bazoo did it, will all adunit yes, Colonel for the aake of peace, been contributed by the people of Seattle te friendship of some petuation in with trumpeters and a great notse, shall sit In the shadow of it fe not in the wind or which points to the We would have to the California sufferers if the Bazoo had not arisen in its might and, in ten-inch type, call aloud to the people to behold its “magnificent example” of liber ality The people of Seattle are making a magnificent response to the call for funds of the Chamber of Commerce Relief Committee, Thou sands of dollars are being contributed by rich and poor, who vie wita each other in the eager tendering of their offerings There is but thought In the minds of all, deepest for the un fornia cities and for wtunates in the Cal people in particular, who have suffered most from the devastation. —_——— The Seattle Star {s helping the Chamber of Commerce Relief Committee by collecting all subscriptions that it possibly can, and turning the same over to thie committee for proper handling. BEER ERE RO Rh z « IN NANKING, GREAT CHINK CITY * ’ * * Nanking tly termed the southern capital of China. * Half a million people live there. * Nanking can supply the id with coal for two yeare * At that th surface hea nly been scratched there is no # machinery * Iver, gold, copper, iron and nlmost every mineral and #& metal are to be found in abundance * Cotton is to be gathered, ginned and spun, corn and wheat #% 10 be harvested and ground, silk to be woven, sugar to be made, * bricks to be m rice to be milled, timber to be sawed, oil to # be extracted * Wealthy Chinamen would tike rapid transit, but they have * no aulomobile nor American buggies, nor bicycles or street ® care. *& combination safe * The ¢ amen have n heard a phonograph a They have a ava iT * . hundred policemen are equipped on the Japanese * * ng ba of a of the inla China * * Ahh eM HVE H EY HOH HY OXY wk Phones 416. Bigger, Brighter, Better Than Ever. Come and See—Secing 1s Beileving. THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY. sympathy San Francisco ASSESSES ERE RE ee ee ee OAKLAND, Aprit The fol jowing ia a partial list of the dead At rlarbor Ho@pital BLLIS PRISFARD, FRANK A) DORCHER, WILLIAM LONG, JOUN SMUBLLICR, blackam)th At Central Mespital, Presidio. ANNIE MARY CTRIG, infant ALHPRTA BAUGHIK, UNKNOWN MAN, 4 HIG OM i 66, sul Mayor Moore this afternoon re celved a telegram from Mayor Fite gerald, of Boston, saying that the Heston relief committee had author teed H. F. Grant, of the & Elec to preweed to Sap |r ancisco and disburse $600,000 in the name of the Boston relief com mittee, Mr, Grant ia unable to go, | but Jacoh Furth will execute the or le ers of the Boston comurittec LIST OF DEAD } SEND SUPPLIES FROM SEATTLE That Seattle is known im the eant Jax a distributing center the trade is demonstiated by the many wires pouring into the offices of the Seattle wholesalers from head saartece 1m Joseph Campbell I, sovp manufacturer he east the Camden, N this morning wired the local agefty, Hanuill Bros. & Crowley, to send 60. cases jot soup on the firet relief steamer and charge the name to their ac count Over 20 similar orders have been | recetved m the city during the past 24 hours and they are still coming Within a few days representatives of the city and county obably meet for the purpose of discussing the advimeb’ building to re hall and county court b The scheme of a Joint building has been intere talked of for som time, this is the first time the repremer Separt he & jotnt etty present atives of the two ments ave taken any definite ac ton towards settling the question Ry selling portions of real extate now owned by beth the city and county i ts bellewed that « large pertion of the funds required for jbutuding could be readily obtained THE SEATTL E OT AS OATURD AY, APRIL a1, 1906 REBUILDING Mr, 8. It man ore, & Ban | aco revldent now a guest at the Aneoln hotel in Bagtiie, who referred to in ye rday’s Star as having lost $100,0@ fv in the stricken elty ts & capitaliat or that extent of one quarter of It and | also denies that he received any message from Han Francisco you plerday through fw a sufferer cide carbelic acid dentes that ed | tof wan | Due SEATTLE. WASHINGTON NOP 249, GUAKER 1013-1015 FIRST AVENUE’ Jy PHONES PAIN 1240 q \) “TAS BEGUN AMET i The Manufactarers’ anor i KET MILES, infemti =| of Heattlo will gtve thels | | t tonight at the parlors a isco 16 RISING! |the Beattie Athletic club, 1. A (AN FRANCIBC Saturday's 5 at who was recently Min he |} FROM (TS RUINS — STONE aturday’s | ‘ retary of the chamber of | 5 | ) ree, will addres sn | QUARRIES GET ORDERS pecia s Specials f the assoctation | ‘ark’ ‘ , ‘oodlark's mm Sugar, makes vest and purest lemonade eRe than one a glans; large ana axe, ont ~ it # E Corresponder p box of 24 in of zrade pai ay ‘* Han Francisco will rebulid, ®& envelopes; regular price 2 ape Per ang |® property owners ar jeters wf Fine Irieh Linen Writing Table 1 : &@ mined to start reconstruction & jal price ar Drieg Be; ss * * non aa the fire ceases, The ef Hoffs Anti-pain Piak Back iney Ptoste cular pris ‘te & RT, Rotph, of the sbloaleah * ne hope that the federal # special price 20¢ each, 2 } ph he shipping firm * eninent will at once pro- The Quaker has the agency for Dr. Burnett's & 3 , of Hind, Rolph & Co,, received a rl ages vegetations vo o{8 dee measage from his parents lagt aight | 1B ype ng Ess aye 100 ncn Dr. Burnett's Willo a bles that they were safe in Ban Fran _ ee ee eee ee aes wil. Stice whe ne agian gel ,Clsoo and, at the time the message! The direct effect of the Ban) @ yr are determined #)f OF. Burnett's Bulphur and Cream Tartar Tablets, regul 2! was nent, they had not been burned ogy # han been felt! > ; Ned ~ mgr spo cial price .. euler pele hing regarding the ship-lin the city hotola. Yesterday w ibe GRE rape et I + e504 ‘ pola. viny wow! ® Pacifi if Dr. Burnett's Digestive Tablets, regula cial price ne Interests was mentioned in th poreat day the Seuttle hostel! ¢ to President wif Seltzer, regular price 10 « oF it aria ries have mn for over a year, The!» * Young's Dilators, set of 4, a wor trea t fon ‘ee he : page neh ee i babe trains from the south brough prac | » ~ ion and rectal trouble * Piles, ona are afternoon fram owerd veally no passengers and looal fironson’s F > ‘ eu 1 ime r eae eRehehenee nao Pilis, best laxative, don pe, epes mes that he hed arrived at San ond travelers also seemed to Walmsley’s Cleaning Pads, removes grease spots, pre: ap if oon = — ~ located his have stayed at home. The train} OAKLAND, Apri @1 Th re ms, Me; wife. Shortly after, Mr. C | ehis ae trees the eotth G16 Gel r Kove ie alee Clee eeteles ote a * recelved a wite from Mra sendy apn yg ot iid not) uitding of Ban Francisco hee al Gukes Seat te it . 4 ae jee special price. ae that she had reached Oakiand and|” gouthbeund trevel has been laree fer st ce : \ was with friends No word has ready begun, Orders have beer a pao gen oR oa Yesterday's Portiand ond St. Paul #00", 8 and 9 inc! es long, regular price boot receiv! whether Mr. Jam8} (rains, expecially the former, Wi? placed at quarries throu r pouns ne * ° bat it “ linaded with pa gor, and this} Creme Violette, softens the skin, prevent posed that by thie afterno® thOrlmorning’s train was filled with| state by scores of concert sireching. good for use afte wien wn yo ae ies ¢.| Californian passengers, not only for tone at Oak K op Bb at and colimigration Inapector Geffnay F6-1 gan Francisco and Onkiznd, but for| mediate delivery of mone at O8K- 1H ston'g sizes Bi ilar | his daughter a¢ Oakland, saytug ane |2everal of the other places whlch | satan Vranitiien are | fumed Hee Belt, S-pound Package was all right. only shaken up. He — | stenttar orders for tunis || amounting to $3.00 or more, we give the late Is Bow anxious as to the where i of Alaska FREE ame ts of his mother in Bas Fran | Merchants are ordering stocks for | Are you going to Als i nt you clace. } = DTOUS 7a4 | | supplies from We have n pa : RARE a ipplie om us. have conv y packed kite | bulldings to t ted and every |i and sell for lens = l avaliable man is being hired to clear The Quaker makes free aos vertes to all parts of the the debris away | i Haturday, April 2%, the city and ~anty departs t coil teqps) OLDEST WOMAN 1S THANKFUL BECAUSE HER TEA TASTES GOOD } bo lL. H. Soitth, convicted of being an habitual criminal, was this morning sentenced to serve the ba ance of bix natural life in the #tate’s penitentiary, is third conviction resulting in the iife sentence. George Hood, tn charge of Cort’s »king agency im this efty for the Northwestern Theatrical ansocha- tion, Is a beoy man today, arrang ing dates for the many companies which have been shat out from the aters in California, owing to the dinnster, and also in view of the fact that the theatrical business will not be encouraging for the time being tn California towne Many of the companies are headed this way, while several are in Port land, Seattle and Tacoma, and other waiting routing instructions Many of the road companies could be given weeks at various northern te have asiready road combioations At the office of van and Goldemith @ Fisher book ing agencies, clerks are basy chang ing the vaudevitie tempting to give the different per formers and companies time | other cities, Ht te stated that full 500 performers in vauderiflé houses are affected and it t¢ posaiile that ¢ the next few weeks billa will be bled at many of the larger $10.00 to $20.00 a Month he ters THE SOU nace ae often ae T used te, but r went te Paster.” eto 2 gemne! 4 doining the Thriving Town ot\f There is but One Real e put on her t vated cap | / ij i ands black alpaca aptolt when Edmonds \) Soda Cracker because anowy cap was the same style « 7 F/ i 2 eee there is but one that | matrod 96 yeare son | t t it. Mra. Kelley itv ith her third) i win pate’ whe toe Ge een, The chance wide: eatin: etaaatratsloas ‘sac comes to you just as jwae left a witow when Ver 4 vtht jes to Seattle and Eve p ee, oer ie mee an tracts on easy monthly : s to Seat < ! rett, nd comes from the oven. oh. Three of these came to thie} payments is about over. We; ‘"* vai se i vere r a # country, and he allow & 1 C » ul cs eve rtte | 2. \prare tes ewes" MU nimply cannot buy the ladd in! Gites SE Others lose their value “T dow't remember much of it”} large quantities at prices that This land will doubl i she anys of her youth. “I just Hke 4 $ land w muble in val the se sore ct br Posi Let Mel will permit unto retail it. |ue while you are paying onl OF BONE exposed te to use giasers. I cam see just ae When the Edmonds Sea! We w be entirely s ce out in} oisture [Bien ive mar nano Get y w sale aver, we vill be | two or three weeks, and right] (iM = A A that you know te tn Roscommon | GO", 4% [af as We can s¢ will be a stan | an CO. tin jcounty. I always lived there atten 1jthis sale will be over wit! c—-a m as it is ec g us z [got married ‘ __|two or three weeks Is at ‘iret |, zAm tSomenick naeed not Feil This property is fitting cl / The |real] soda crackue! | queer, squeaky volc > our mar es of are from to five! 7 | ern te inh ut ene a ds lcm grag ye ion tees Ce is Uneeda Biscuit kept © ie <wes piteent. Ghe sald a tow nts of $30 to $100 g the eee tems see nue © Bed a or fresh and clean by and assured her hosts that shel ar ‘ he sit ‘ ‘. “ = rent A ge ral it roc ee portent M protecting package | saint " acres | Crawford & Conover | Mra. Kelley's friends say that] will living receiv | NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY | there can be no doubt that her age| for any = in 417, for the ‘ to prove| : ut tit i | a ; : are among the records of Roe The location on the Sound there is no time | MRS. MARGARET KELLEY mmon county nt is ideal. The property Better plan t0.¢0 =e | NEW YORK, April 21 The jruns « to a good bathing | tomorrow, Sunday I ze par ay : w mage - al world” uaa VISITIN jbea and commands a per-|8:30 a. m. Great Northern tra seneraas | vest nad: wen bera31?.seare apt} AY ON BATTLESHIP) ‘c<t!y grand view of Sound and/to Edmonds. Our repres |Mra, Margaret Kelley, saya she| OM the battleship Oregon at the] Mountains tive will meet you at th | bat Dos Was ru Sun ret i Pet tous cate yi i Mh _ f Ed bos s is ¢ enough money al You Send Famil Washi i ote ies tat 620 and 9:10 a.m, 1:1 } ~~ with its}secure what you want right on piven ened and 4:20 9 m, Bi boat on Sur urches, stores and/ the ground No tracts held . 6t-| day at 12 m. and 7:20 p,m. Round] s il without a deposit, and you w rth, Bhs ta @ jand So s afford not prepared and asserts that she is R . 7 entury 4 In t "e lh 2 tS gy A dungeon whore daylight and fresh air are an unknowa oune RM (a © OWOWE tity whete the atmosphere is thick with the fumes of a That's where you send your laundry bedridden, bh You take great care that everything you wear i Gen’ aaien’ toe 202 and 208 New York Block, clean in appearance. You should also take precauttol : - Rete Every bank and. business man in Beatt! gate and satisfy yourself that the Laundry that does your | ‘ . : " " Come and see for yourself. We do family la be i Piano S IE alechaceialepeedigipen 1 nd ft: opt, cm ee naps Call either ‘phone 177 and al aopy. and 1 with We have a} Lat our modern washing mach ha best | member all wanh is rinsed never To w I owe my long Buraber of BLANKETS—We do heavy @ » to t : He is lightly used BOURBON per bisabet, ane singles at 2 PUES: 0-288 ; » ‘ nt undry in a lump, everything to te ~ - ® io or tae pianos of stan ee 11 ‘ sss" CHILDRE 2 alace Laundry at a bis} PER QUART $t : ‘Kuskokw tion 1m] sinew Rye, tull quart , Both Phones 77 | u al 0 - im IN LATEST STYLES ON ONE price, Call at Fine old reserved rocket od Main Office and Plant K th and ¢ rll District of Alaska DOLLAR A WEEK PAY ee ai Fine on 2 Peach and Apricot Down Town Office, 1612 Sixth Ave. Nea Pike str MENTS. STYLES RIGHT, for. entalogues,| Port Wins and’! : n gold, copr Innabar 1 proapected and undeveloped. W i! Ma Apply J. P. Rudd &@ Co, 628 Ploneer building wee 915.50 LOS ANGELES AND bey Pacific Go.’s Coast Line and Bhastel | Route (The Road of a Thousand Wonders), Two trains daily. Fast | time. Excellent service. Full particulars and reservations ut Union Ticket Office, 608 F Kn. &. is, Genl, Agt will play @ game or LAND Rich, Deep Soil ONE TO FIVE ACRE TRACTS | SUPERB LOCATION ON The QUAKER DRUG Cf 1013-1015 First Avenue Recreation park, | Mayor M k and ore ate an umpire, Admission == ° te to ali parte of the! Sterling Pianos TERLING—“Of Standard weight or’ quality; genuine; pure.”—-Webster’s Dictionary, 7 Forty years’ test verifies the statement that STERLD Pianos stand as near standard in intrinsic value ag Ager money of Old England. We are Pacific Coast tives for STERLING Pianos. A complete tine will sow found on our floors. Carload just received. Easy if you like. The STERLING Piano has made@ for itself; it has gained its place by its own merits, and responsive action, the beauty design shown in the cases, its durability—in fget by thing that goes toward making Piano perfection, ness of tone, its easy SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. STERLING (and other) PIANOS ond Ave., Seattle. selon ts zit Se _D FRONT , QUALITY RIGHT, RIGHT, PRICES Seattle, Wi Arcade Building. Near Union 60 feet f-4 Cotton coupling and noaxte Howe, with oo eattle’s Rell House THE RUBBER STORE. 714 First Ave. NATURE'S REMEDY 1 to cu sa box stipa The Murphy Wine | Liquor Co. |Ragley’ $ $10 a Street. Second and Pike io 7 Y im CA cotterven the bent of everything fi] AREAT eLoriina. SLAUGH- HON BAKERY @ CAFE H. Lawn a "00, Allen & Gilbert Ramaker (~? Second Ave. 700 First Ave., Cor, Cherry, 1406 Second Ave, Seat? =