The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 30, 1906, Page 4

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When that dat THE SEATTLE STAR 2 BY STAR PUBLISHING CO, 1907 and 1200 Beventh Ave. i EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, Telephones—Editorial: Independent 676; Sunset, Main 1050, Business: Independent 1198; Sunset, Main 1050, DALLARD STAR AGHNCY-&l Mallard Ave, Buneet, Ballad te th nts per Week, of twenty-five cents per me » tree on One cor Detivered & expires te om. fF mubecrp a been pa va your name le teken from the list © the adktvess label ie a recetpt TO MAIL SURACHINENSThe dato when you Rntered at the Postotfioe at Seattle Wa A Great Story of Good Will ELON, Os seoond-clane matter H people there are he world w ty hotic, te 1, bliehearted men and w ivi of the globe tory AY ‘ wan largel t flab nae devotion to business that meant a sacrifice of b finer atde o! ‘@, and a spirit that, put into word was me for himeelf and the devil take the hin But that was before an earthquake and a con con sokles that quered a at city and at the same time emashed the bound » n hearts Why the story of goodness of humanity tn the face of the trag is the finest ever written, It deserves to shine for the ages jon le have been watchword They have made the rich man sign a check and toll alight and day loading food into a box car, Have made the poor man give of his emall store the tears stole down his chee Were n the me of kings and Queens. Have boen preached in pulpiis and on the streets What can we dot" was the howrly query, and it was answered by the millions GOOD WILL, Tt was the ur written message that went with the hams from Chicago and the blankets from Boston; wtih tour from Seatth The noted; drew lessens fror Hy GOOD WILL gave righ rains and GOOD WILL was at the throctles, and guarding switches, and shoveling cv anid crowding and pushing to hasten h et he needy GOOD WILL stood on stre s and asked for money fo the unfortunate. It gave benefit performances in countless theaters that the world marvel And that the wonderful story of Frisco | it is ory that waa told at Bost at i ore, at Charles ton, at Chicago, at Galveston, everywh t wn misiry haa reached the heights of onal calamity in the face of convulsions of nature it ts true, that a men is a pigmy, and yet so great ts his heart a s© true Its instinets, that the same calauiity that exemplifies his ltth structed in the Image of bis Make All thia good for the people of San Francisco And bette ” those who forget self and found how traly # la | Detter to give than to receive eas proves that he is con Heaven for Old Maids? eu for an old maid.” as a prominent Is there “no room in tituister has declared? Coming with the seriousness and solemaity of a pulpit utterance. the assertion which might serve as a passable, though ancient, | Joke. becomes grotesque. Marriage is broadening tn its tendencies and In tte effects din. | nage the natere of either | Ciplining; but can it entirely reform or ¢ rtainly do not always gle from choice. Single Bess is wot always a deliberate aim As society is at preseat, the meetings which result in marriage are pa t man does not present him ly accidental, and if the rt ws SSS SS And bie manners throughout le talk was extremely elegant jhe wondered and asked Burdett schman, where ihe new groom STAR DUST By “JOSH” There waa a time when a woman had a fit head Then came a climax rich suitor for the hand of Mins | Jones, arrived. Dick had not figured op anything like this, but he w pleased to see that no use for busy looking; man Jones i's collar or hin she doesn't look for them now.” Why doesn't she? A Syracune doctor has caused the! islaury who told him she | be an investigation wanted to marry thers, who turned to bis boty folie: D 1 have to build no Ose le lit fies ed at the pleture of} came up. widow entitled to Anyway, ten't « widow ent! ‘A full line of notions and general snery and Notion won't hurt him ike, corner Harvard go to town and walt for us Dick took the A Werd from Josh Wise. a woman to be Mamed for not me one of whom she does docs not care self Bot approve and for whom st When we «peak slightingly of the “old maid” we allude not so Much to the fact that abe has passed ber youth without marrying, @s to the characteristics of the narrow life, such as timidity, eold Ress, loquaciousness or finickine which prevent comradeship. characteristics also apply to many men and te many mar a Ry nature woman ts much better than man. Angels are likened to ber, that heaven may prehension ne brought down to the level of man's com Thousands of old maids who, through devotion to parents, sacri } fice for others or application to work, bave permitted opportunities for marriage to puss them by, are of spotless souls, whose unselfish lives bring much of heaven down to earth Only the wings are The Uttle a DAINTY DAISY TRIES cking to carry them to Paradise. weacher who would sh what heaven is for, or he on either knows bout old maids PHYSICAL CULTURE---5 A Glance at One Kind of @ Mirror Filled Her With Hope That She Was Losing Flesh Rapidly, Do you want an enjoyable time ? o roo oy ALBERT HANS: shilp and to 706 tet Avenue & cents Permanent _ Tone Value ate, yet aturdy Mithe Treat, an’ th’ world | the next m A Little Shaver. Capt Mise Jc Sir iyou # oa’ j of gratitude was in her eyes j I don't know if you will forgive) me, mise,” Dick replied. “I fell in| love with you, and I did not know tow to become acquainted. 1 took | [this way. Don't t | Growing? It's a Boom “I have two tickets for the oy and I'd like. to} and any of the songs Heretofore when grievances they had ton lawyers and tell walls and a fin adge has not been overwhelmed wtih bust range of bis cuspidor pot 711 Second Ave., Leer K2¢ th Bigger, Brighter, Better Than Ever. Come and See—Seeing 1s Believing. THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY. Kohier & Chase 12062d Av., Seatilo, Was). AND DIGK STAYED TO. "S55 * being at Lady Malvern’s night?” axked the discontented one non, his host, “The jon't even tolerate t talk harshly an with a grim wml inlaw ar ying to m With all kinds of debt kind of mone uther haw plenty of money » to visit the Jones's uu see Mine ? I did find loeen't kaow of this, but he m be of age and I must be ngaged to her before then tainly have Dick You're joking, # No joke about it at all.” , oe The new groom gave great satis Mis first gre dozen yards of the barn. he heard t he hi If you were only my equal howled Gryce hate to be. it wae ar It was wrong of you,” she sald| Pretty Hard on Pocket Books od in keeping with Spring those Spring Suits and Topcoats $15 to $30 Eastern Outfitting Company, Inc. 1332-34 Second Avenue Near Union at the table smoking ar One ” the photographer, % Co n Bt, In forced ty demurely, “but Photon at half price for a am on with the chance of a “ out she ts to from her nerve id Burdett, who was +4 be Dick's « dence, “that he waa) ed Miss Jones on | He never lost his Mr. Gryce, | Miss Jones had | Iryce, although old | ifestly considered him a future son-in-law They were hunting when a storm ryce and Miss Jones took shelter in a large bern. 3) tom~€ ) beckoned the groom to enter j Oh, there te no room for that fel exclaimed Gryce. “A wetting | Hare's © quarter; oln, but he. ditin’t He bid bimself within he ground ok wae towering over bim in a/ | furious rage said Dick, “but rom me, Ma-| hing to do here is a little What do alwaye ho = GUAKER A" 1013-1015 SEATTLE. 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