The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 3, 1906, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. 1907 and 1909 Seventh Ave EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY Independent 575) Sunset, Main 1060, Independent 1138; Sunmact, Main 1050, St Halland Ave Sune tard 96 ' “ tv onty-fiv t@ per month — A co man making $14 a week expires te | , pets car bites ur OURBOED my, Any he haw 4 dime now the BA at ‘t ' alt te pclae mation | TRY THESE ON YOUR PIANO. J O Lee went to Hillsboro le left for Grand Porks Nel Distad spent Friday at home revelation are not ended | nie way to Parg |} Laidvig Skjold, the Margo Buteher In the San Fran © earthquake, aw in the thunders of Sinla, | was here Wednesday } N. T Odegnard hw ented hia the Almighty speaks Hila eternal truths to His people wits buds torent Ole ‘intore In narrow selfishness we become peaaimistic and rail againat | Memdram (Minn.) Revte humanit base an baorbed tn greed. Brotherly love turas cold Why, that's lot higher than th aad suapicion strangles « ath o souls ae arrays itself last year sald tb tered ant ax — srt - ba vie hotter to thy fir Insurance ain the Almighty must speak in tones that strike [dangerous risk. Conditions are ex us wtih terror and teach us this worldold truth gy hy ~ replied the agent And now abideth faith, hope and charity mn : or at. The stricken na vering from hock to realise ' t on that these do still at n ‘ Gai pean et In the terror of the « sike and fire men have turned tn = be Manered thelr helplessness to one another, and, forgetting greed and hates t 1 didn't | and jealousness, clasp hands across the continent in aympathy and ) they Oe love by ER. Yes; f hope and chority still abla Bs: es FAITH? While the ruins of a city smoke and quiver from the ad causes that @estroyed it, work ta resolutely begua ta rebuilding HnoPrpr? Even through the smoke and ashos, human purpose already gees « future brighter than the past In a new elty greater than the old CHARITY? an mes te taxed to the full in ca ing the s generous offer an the needy So slow ta mankind to learn mutual vd helpfulness—the sweetest lesson of this nm earth st the Almighty must teach & us in the earthquake and 1 flagration A man the medicat ex } - ~ ¥ x Striking at an Evil jhe gas t john D. I r Jr, regis All right-minded citizens w jorne Mayor Moore's mp [tered Rae og 0 res Bation to rid the city, not only t saloon boxes, bu’ abn if 1 * ee . he restaurant boxes connected by passageways with n | While restaurant boxes have net been as thoroughly disc ye shopped round @ t as saloon boxes, they certainly merit close attention. In some re | Witn a spend that beat shooting the spects they are a greater evil than the saloon boxes, inasmuch as . Nor would any sult her many women and girls of good reputation patronize them im com. nq Buter of suitor pany with male friends, whereas the saloon boxes, as a rule, are 4 ter and ultoe were terrors to frequented by femaies of loose reputation auit Many a young girt in Seattle has had her first taste of fast lite drinking high-balls with some man protected from observation Some profeseur proposes to estab finh a place In Cheago where hap im a closed restaurant box oT i had Sie ek ae Tf the patronage of the restaurant with boxes was of an en unity for the W. « U. to do tirely legitimate character, there would be no need for curtains or | some mare work | doors to the boxes. But the box restaurants de WHAT JOHN WILL TELL HIS ad largely for their profits upon the money Hberally spent by men who are entertaining attractive adie Mee bap fo os Ghat. wee Women, tcluding oftimes other men's wives, at convivial dinners. [4 business visitor in this section Inst Wing bilis are large and the restaurant proprietor reaps a harvest Saturday He aleo attend Tt is true that many young single mon accompanied by la- |" ee eee ae Ges, use these boxes, also occasionally families, but sportively in sensing clined business men of mature year are numerous and profitable Tatk about being a afave to bus patrons. iness here's that man Btylingto It is for men and for women who don't care to be seen pase who designs wor * coat arcies things to extremes How's that? ie even tives In the outwkir ing through public dining-rooms= that these little back alley on trances and exits are provided by the re Cut out the curtains and t they m tauranta with the boxes. doors from restaurant boxes and it a3 well not exist at ali, for thelr patrons will disappear A Cleveland affeur struck mateh and hie SAYS WHIST SHOULD 8 0: 200 BE TAUGHT AT SCHOOL ee nd than |emat to the U. & ma | Bremerton, where the famous Rat . | Hlestip Oregon and the largest train Whist a4 an addition to the curriculum of high schools ang |! “hip in the world, the Philadel academics ts advocated by Mra. Harry G . of Bt. Loula, who ig | Pbi*. cam be seen. Also the gow president of the Women's Whist leagne of-America. She has writ ernment dry dock, crutsera and tor ten her reasons espectaHy for The Star pedo boats Boats leave Per 2 ste sily. Round trip 50 cents. *** By Mra. Harry G Noel. T regret that whist is played with the same cards that sre used in| poker, bridge and euch games If | More young people w taught to play whist intelligently, they would find less attraction in the gambling games with cards. Whist should be studied as are} the dead languages for the mental training it affords It teaches concentration, observa tien and calculation, and exercises the memory. It has is advant | oe | | Though ane over the dead languages, how @rer, that it affords pleasure in its} pursuit, while the student of the} N 1 for me to pu languages must often force himself to the work \ I have been playing whist over | | since | was large enough to bold the cards in wy hands. However, I would not advise that the teaching | of the game be comme i 0 soon, as the study is too deep for young minds. I do think it would be ex tremely beneficial if whist sho be made one of the stu higher schools and aca os, fire | | for the x aimin and second, because ¢ know * will help to Fesist the attraction of the gambling | games and terms Lil Mong Zi Apt" CRA WORST Eastern Out fitting Company, Inc. 1332-34 Second Avenue Near Phones 416. Bigger, Brighter, Better Than Ever. Come and See—Sceing Is Believing. THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY. Union “Beattle’s Reliable ¢ House.” STAR—THURSDAY. MAY STAR DUST M ENMITY OF EDITORS I'll be blowed,” GUAKER FIRST AVENUE: PAIN 1240 SEATTLE, WASHINGTON euphonious title vot that hag be Specials Nigh devil H imported and = The Highdevil. Mammer came bac COBECTION 10 EXTENDING AID the billingw@at im supposed eceaes And so they ¢ pleasure of meeting the lasting odor » the atricken left another editor in bis place ndowna Powder BISCUIT KING'S DAUGHTER. od bath pot ae tor sunburn ang GREENWICH s Roman Cath teway to the Pa ee eee eee ee LEPERS GEND CONTRIBL SAN FRAN CISCO SUFFERERS. » che be ts * 4 my at am ANNIVERSARY SETTLED, N, Ma tp city are toda} tele either wood : of Seattle; ales Alki Polat. Yee wisse * - * * * - * * * . * * * * * * +. * * * * eee eee es hee he found a young we- “NOTICE TO WATER: CONSUMERS IN DIS'T NO. 2 prators will deliver QUAKER DRUG CO 31043-1055 First Avenue FAVORS CLEAN POLITICS. IEERSSE SRS Labor Counett ided her head eveoing adopted resolutions tad ¢ stand taken by in faver of clean polities and direet ame on her face June and July The Steinway ; Don't throw your o Mave them cleaned t at the Pantortum. STANDS AT THE HEAD © a idesprend greweth, education — the AMUSEMENTS © noe increase tape “Where formeriy one perses 1905.- 1906 SHERMAN, CLAY & CO, 71 Sound Avenue Seat STANDARD ROTARY DOMESTIC DIRECTION SAM:S,, LEE SHUBERT ano WM. F CONNOR guarantee gatle- HDroken lenses ée- L. W. SUTER o Repertoire Tuesday, May 8 Wed. Mat., Wed. Night, May 9 & Southwick’s “La Sorciere “Camille’’ “Sappho Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings May 8 and 9 MATINEE WEONESDAY. May 9 ts at Jess than © regular price. You can save more than one coupling and ae THE RUBBER STORE CLINE 3 PIANO HOUSE 714 First Ave. PRICES—-$2.00, $2.00 AND $1.00. Reguiar Sale Opens wig tty yA Morning at 9, at Sherman, Cl. The Pavilion eschi Park, Seattle ity FREE OF CHARGE 1 keep an abstract system for your benefit, and my own. arene SATURDAY NIGHT Jira Avenue A TEXAS RANGER - Dramatic Performance Heady’ s Barber Shop t and Washington. TONIGHT AND ALL WEEK Fairy ole Dance price for a short ner && 13052¢ Av., Seattle, Arcade Building