The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 2, 1906, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR 1307 and 1900 er BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. jeventh Ave, EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, Editorial: independent 675) Sunset, Main 1060, dent 1138) Sunset, Main 1050, + Indep AR AGENCY St Ballard Ave, Sunset, Ballard 96 y. six conte per week te enty-five cents per month r carrier, No tree ep BACRINERS-The date when your subseription expires te f each paper been palt in on the addre W hen that adva hee, your na wn label ls a recetpt oa, If your subeertp te taken Crom the let office at Seattle Washing »nd-olass ma Are Women More Cruel Than Men? John P. Maines, tn re ing from the preatdeney of the New Yo Soctety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, has atirtbut et jownfall in that toetitution to the oppos m of “eruel wo men who come to the meetings of the society wearing algrettos of the plumage of birds that a ’ ned by the death of the mot bird and the starvation of the brood On thie solid foundation of fact Mr. Haine fe eoure in ex pressing the opinion that women are, “as a sex, more cruel than men All ¢ ve th woman with the t 1 ’ wears this particular ft hor cruelty where it being seen and for th that it ma But te it not unfa to oe a Women ae t y of this one fault? After all, it t# not so mu fault as a frat Women's vanity fa an overpowering passion, and if they must feed It with the plum age of mur A birds, a any Worse than mon who glut their " on the fruite of oth men's life \ t bird wearte is far fros versa Tt is impossible not be that the w structure of the movement on behalf of humanity to a ere ines, wh bh has A greater pro » is oun a ny oth and wnded in the fi on the tender hea bi s mw the fean women be interesting to know how far the & P. A. move ever b 4 in this coun but the in ry ‘ come f » women Half-Million-Dollar Houses A distinguished En tor has been saying that “If you are going e in an Ane n city it is well to téke the precaw tion t& Bye would be wise lo #0. The of } b ap 26 per cent fn 10 yea Of course, no t sf spend a milion dollars on a e living, even at the eared prices; but the mere living ts only the beginning of up-to-date expenses Two adjoining residences in New York have just been sold for more than a yilion To oceapy a half.million dollar house one needs to be not ov & millionaire, but a mul:i-mill rm. And there are lots of such houses in American cities, and m even finer A generation ago there wes probably not a dwelling he n all the United States, with tt ~atble exception of that of A. T Stew art, which cost half a 1 So common have « ao are millionaires today h two « te before 7 In spite of build houses and wire » t » ba Abie to pay half a mi to his own taste rather than buy « ady made “ But taste does not n artly ace any mon if t& did, th we i be far f extravagantiy-fine = bh “9 and many more tasteful, com SRR ee * * ®@ WHAT AMERICAN DRUMMER CAN OO IN PANAMA. @& * 7 * ee te a big field for the pushing of Ame ] * ® the Isthmos of Pana * +. « Mt r iting the « A * ® Floating Expos * * They m, hats, rubber goods t ie * *o whoa trucks 1. phon . x * * 9 os writers, ne win, f “* ® « t * * t * buying ® ameled @ ® wa Iware r “ s. fancy goods and @ * t Jernmany * * a and Japon supply silks, screens, fane, curtains, 5 * * * * F - clothing. on hoatery nery * *, tiquors y. * * Canned goods tot: > in tins, shoes, fe ” * nd woolen goods, rope, hardware, cutiery * . mes from Australia, sugar from Salvador ot # from South America. * 7 Admitted free of duty are: Breeding animals, ice, gus * & plants, seeds, shoots, vine sprigs, machines + weighing * # 1900 kilograms, machines and cars for rai rood ma- @ & terial, telexraph machinery, minerals, coal, b iron bridges, @ %& boats for Panama navigation, printing, bookb « and i * % graphic materials. * . German, French and Ttallan drammers bh utdone the @ % Americans; they have acquainted themacives better with the @ % language and cw * * B the Chir a bonanaa on the me . ® chandise business * * Moat i xperts are to the United * * nas anuts, mahogany, lignum vitae, crude 4 +e ® hides. * * Four lines of steamers ply between Panama and the United @ & States * * ’ * ieee eee eee eee eee eee ee RESCUED FROM THE RECORD Mr, Tilimar Mr. Foraker Mr to do the Ga Mr SreagLon LOLS Dee 416. Bigger, Beigitee Better Than Ever. Come and See—Seeing Is Believin, THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY. ARWEDNESDAY MAY AS TOLD BY THE ingen etl SECOND M. _—_—_— “Old Cap, Hoakine was a fine old “Jim got on board at Nagasaki, | ————— man,” said the second Mate, “an “| got your letter Cap,’ he sald. | its ¥ y wad 1 hope she die 1 think Batterson’s girl sat down cy NTS OLE FRANKIE when Jim Mitchell, the pilot, camo |ICn Vey ie it ame on. AhOrE on him last night Frank! will peddle perfume lon board off Japan, Cap, who had/Cay and dine with the mixsus.’ What makes you think so?” this summer when not hoelng corn. known him ft years, just greeted What missus roared Cap. 1 notice the creases are out of/~-Carroliton (0.) Fr him full of heart as the old cap My minsua,’ replied Jim, sur his trousers A SONG OF SPRING. talwus did hie friends prised like, ‘I got y and | mar Cap,’ sed Jim Mitchell, ‘I want| ried a American teacher That's all rot erted the man | Bring the good old der, Jane, the 5 to as mae o inves, Fee ao aa BT ee tar ly er ee who mood not many feet from the| soap, the mop and broom, > wite down ‘ere, Bhe'e si |Cap and he hurled a marlin 4 oxeited orator ; Grab the hammer and the ax and|/\)anie) vie tor en she needs son le im And Jim got Oh, it ts, tw it" shouted the) rip up every r¢ Bee Regd ag thay hey th enagg ll ~ fT Se }man on the stand, “You are prob-|Get the earpet be and we'll! oe sa Case thoes Weliucn tas tule daa women “Wi ably a millionaire, the president of | make the old place boom. Noe cee anne eM 2ee Wee taal Ja life insurance company oF an} For we have started houseclean Old Cap ses, of course, he'd ‘com fs foot fiends aver Gast agent of the ge ah og | ing modate Jim, xnd Jim brought the |"""sie often invites me to have a| wao has come mere to apan eon board. Bhe Was ®l oun of te 4 honest, her toa te] Jthia meeting Hurrah, burrab, we'll scatter things rom Bred with tiie anen st ~ Many = oe nae . No, aif, Lam & workingman, Just er and hair colied up we us on her : Ja common $1.75 a day working-|Murrah, hurrah, we'll kick the old |}) 4 | } man we one! | “She and Jim kissed goodby You a workingman? You? Let|Down with peace and qutetude, for}inough Japs don't kiss as a rule me seo your hands turmot) let us at but 1 spose she'd learned It from The man held them up TH! we have finished the clean | Jim, ame Jim he gave old Cap let And you claim to be a working: | ‘og ter to lehida Nagoya, her uncle 1 & man with h th Then we set sall a callous ple m then fellow oatter everything around and !« She stood at the rail lookin’ sor sens, not a mark of honest toll the old man t rowfully at Jim, and to old not—not on = my | Drag the beds out in the yard, we'll] Cap: ‘It's sad to leave one whom | 1 reterted oe man who had pet 0 or more, you love, is it not linterrupted. “I earry the signe on | Th dining table out, we'll It ts’ sald Cap, ‘an’ many’s the " wt tm a railroad track © the kitchen floor time I've had to do it walke ' we have started houseclean Every morning the little woman| EVERETT, May | | ing came up on the bridge and gave the | commis ers of ® CONTEMPT FOR THAT LAW. | old Cap one of her low be while | have ranged w Now that the senate has passed | lhe put in his try ty horticultural inspector, t he bill allowing “amate nda Jing to imitate her ruge| hold a series of formers’ institutes in Antwerp, and arrange |hour ens to farmers ‘ ball to be played It was pitch dark before we| The special ahject of | . y Saturda Antwerp ANACORTES—The Pilertm ¢ reached Hongkong, and sudde t th | Bee aregat wurch, on which tteleame a crash and fh of bur ' y Therefore the| axtor, Rev. Horace J. Taylor, dia| Thea I the tops’l of a big ship | services Ira P. Whitney | moat of tb ter and painting |Jemmed against the foremast light./of the Btate Agr ural college rk, wae 4 y ay. her anchor had caught In her fore-| have b secured to levtur . w. W u euttie, preached 4s As she went astern It| the wubje “ { ‘om through, dragged aft) Following the dates and places bulwarke, tearing the! of meetings: May 1¢ shomiah PORT TOWNSEND in aime) me de, and then caught in) Moy 11 Marys May 12, 4 Two's a crowd if ” ° was tly} his |the break he poop, hung for &| munds; May 14, Granite Falls, May th other feller's ening " Kaet allan n te and fe tnto the sea Amo 1 4 . May 16. M roe; May 17.) disagreeable ment later the ship had d ! off! Ariington; May 15, Silvana; May 19 NORTH YAKIMA—T J into the darkness and we righted | stanwood ( Reattle, was ted elven : ¢ Knights of It wawn't long watil I heard old sa “fost thle" SUPPLEMENT TO ’ She wus on ok when we EVERETT — G ck, en I can't find he LUMBER TARRIFF HOW IT LOOKED TO HIM “as by a there An’ though we searched high Are you @ noctatist ?* Cashes ' « being jan’ low, none of un could find her ue : : severed at the knee An’ the old man was in a towering ST. PAUL, May 1.—The North No, my wife and I tive togeth : su’ we were all sorry, too, ern Pacific, Great Northers, Casa _ WENATCHEN-George W. Btet~| ‘cause we knew that the little Jap dian Pacific { Southern Pacific ™ { the Rtetson-Post Mi Com-|oritter had been washed overboard ing the transcontinental! | pany, of Seattle. announces tha} he . . . ght bure have issued 4 sup will build an 80 hotel her¢ We went on to Baigon, Old Cap ment to astbound spectal was sorrowful, ‘I don't know what tariff on lumber and abingles fr TOWNBEND—The arthval pm going to say to that girl's uncle, Washington and other easters | eZ amt oem Hate George,’ he sald to me; ‘nor to Jim states as far east as Michigan and . . en's clubs com- | Mitchell’ When we arrived he as far ss Texas, (izing a | qnnes howe Day © wrote a fine letter to Jim, mailed it gradus of minimum ca and went out to find the uncle which will go into ef VANCOUVER-—Pred ¢ rt My, but he was mad when be 1. It will be based on | ata, © mienes got back ‘Jim Mitchell ts « eal capactiy of care | nooare he Nar,’ he said; ‘there ain't no such | — mncle. He was just trying to get MAIL FOR NOME | f that ga | Coming back we put into Hong The firet mail for Nome will be | kong and found the ship wed! sent on the steamer Corwin, sail-| bumped Into, an’ there was the Japiing May 10, and clerks air | girl, She was awful pleased to see| making up pouches which will be the old man Seems she had grab-isent on that steamer. At the lo ihed a rope and was pulled safelyleal postoffice Nome _ m board }mall are being assor Bed Cap steamers, much of the ma shipments We'll take that gai] fer a surprise packet matter Have ther * George having been stored practically ol at the ue the close of last season ME ieizege Pty Be oo TO THe } Pi AMUSEMENTS ; How long were you in Japan? | i ; et A : : J Oniy, tree tata " FAREWELL AMERICAN . eos 1905-1906 * WORLD'S GREATEST ARTISTE edt BERNHARDT (DIRECTION SAM.S,; LEE SHUBERT avo WM. F CONNOR ~~ encaee Repertoire Tuesday, May 8 ‘La Sorciere Wed. Mat., May 9 “Camille”’ Wed. Night, May 9 “Sappho” Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings May 8 and 9 | MATINEE WEDNESDAY. PRICES—$3.00, $2.00 AND $1.00, | The Pavilion Leschi Park, Seattle These Days Retter lose no time getting into Y t Spring Suit " mall find ours are price right, look right, fit and wea right; easy to bay, too, for wo'll be delis have you pay us “a nny euit ted here Spring Suits To Guard Against Ticket Speculation—Mail orders will now be recetved from Seatile and all potn to when accompanied by express money order, postoffice ler or certified ct 4 | dressed envelope for r rs will be filled im order of their receipt and sa urchasera Address and mak nok payable to 8h pada r lay & Co. Se ttle T regular sale of cof CASH OR CREDIT ES con ot Sheree Clay, & Co eattle, Frid May 4, 8 a. @. Main floor, $2.6 is General ad Plain Baths {2 1-2c|| 7-2 Avenue phir: Eastern Out Fitting Hleady’s Bari SELL & DREW, Managers, Nome—Would “Make “Seattle "Wu eady’s Barber Sho eae ak Toner Tweet + flannel ye 1332-34 Second Avene ~ Rute fark gto Py = e ‘ the anon t N Near Union | 5 . . , — —_ = Bi “inne the photographer, 106 A a's highest oh ent Cxtaes “Beattile’s Rell Columbia St, Is forced to ore ¢ t - oat V Oh House Photos at half price for a short) @ ag pie White Trefle, reg F ver vunes Golden ‘Locics, regular price Tbe per « +. per owas? American Beauty, regu “1 price, 4g High Grade Toilet Pe High grade Tollet ‘ Ma = Ur AL FIRST AVENUE’ PHOnes MAIN 1246 Thursday Specials Head the list ove to interest yoy le Odors of the highest ¢ dome rown Vio regu ¢ Belle regular 5 Ku Fine Imported Ba m, 4 Highest Grade Wickered B: bay ¥ : price Lay in a supply before gots and save Saf | f-ounce Chloris Vi ' < ‘ ona This is our special ae | 4 clighttal lasting odor a | Pur harmless prev oot pe aaa | Swandown Pow eguin , Pozont’s Complexion Pow de ex 1 pri ¢ Quentin's Tiny Toilet Wafers for tha tor . oa U-ardas, bath of Benzoin, makes a ned bath f Por box ts for Ie Moas Rose Cream, prevents w on, 3 ae Just the thing for eur - x — Cre Une ; coling, for sambury ak Get lar ree sample oth Powder fine Extra Quality ¢ rushes, reg jal price Alaskan Outfits? The Quaker x of Alaa fits, and packs them to order in con, neglect to suppl Wilziuskt, the well known optics ated with a Quaker Drug Company. He will be 1 cony at the ine Shades, a cracker-jack with . ecial sala 06 Visit our Pyrogr Departitent. Lo the new oh woods and leathers. Our artist burns any aa leather to order. Pyrographie Ouciis at out rises. ta The Quaker makes delivery to all 5 of Benttle; sep makes one {ree delivery daily to West Beattle and Alki P te y STANDARD ROTARY DOMESTIC CHINES. Sold without agents at less than half the regular price half your money at i b jany other aire your benefi CHAS. COWEN 296-27 Pioneer Bide cumber of Main 957 Ind. 2191 Insect bite 4 n avy's Derma Beauty Cloth, t face and of Cheng en mpect form, Dost yourself before « ‘our phones, Main 1240, Ind. 1240, The QUAKER DRUG CO 10143-4015 First Avenue TWO prices on th sy no part in the pulley of this store—everybody's cepted at its face vale each ¢ one cale To have two prices wou inflated values om Pb It would me was qui or leas anos you when the lowest ed to you would That self-evide and it should, the yous ONE-PRICE cou to common-sense, md the consitent and Gop your serio SHERMAN, CLAY & CO, STEINWAY, ESTEY AN THER PIANOS. 711 Sec ond Avenue, Seattle fan Francis a, Wash Oakland, Cal AND SEWING MA , othing, shoes, furnishings et S-pet] to 60 per cent, off, THE BARGAIN STORE 1104 First Ave. 1106 First Ave You can save more than one CLINE’S PIANO HOUSE NOTICE You whe n the by cal an get the name of the of any piece of property y FREE OF CHARGE ng at my office. Also information you de I keep an abstract system for t, and my own. slightly ase pianos of sta dard make that wi & sold at 8 reduction 18 price Call once ot write act Fa AM Meeting + “ arranged k Chris & Christensen’s Ha Arcade Bldg \s3052d Av Se: Arcade Buil