The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 16, 1907, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JAN, 16, 1907. the largest Chautauqua Bible class T gp PARASITES AND BIO DREDGING SCHEME, LECTURES BY ROSEWARNE. Jetgek Chateau S08 a UPER RI CH PLAGUES UPON THE y fi. C., Jan. 1—Lensen| J, Vincent Ronewarne, pastor of} ing at 8 0 lock Mr, Rosewarne wilh HUMAN FAMILY of for « period of 20] the Union Congregational church, | again speak years for Lewes river, covering the| Queen Anne av, and Galer ai. be ——— eeeote! by Traveling | : ‘And that State Labor ¥ Hubbard. Be Gammiaatoner Caries is to be removed and Nia] on to Kineald, is unqualts | ried by @ Moad this! clgarmaker’s bench by her genius aw ovo time to the bettering of the Gaadivinns at he eee be ee Side of New York, and has continued to do so oven aftor he marriage to & man of wealth, Whose fleld of work is the « has written a forceful artiele for thin ne Wepaper upon nomic justice.” In it she fires a broadside upon the paupertam “CAPTAIN OF INDUSTRY #8 ONTLIOMAN OF LEIBURE.” “ORJECT OF PUBLIC CHARITY,” " . bed of the river from White Horse| an last Thursday evening @ series ANOR baer tonne STOKES ATTACKS THE NON-TOILING STOCK. |¥ 4 EO REE EN EEE ESE NE HR ARMA RAHA RAH |p stream to the foot of White! of lectures on “The Book of Gen Frozen Pipes ER—REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS WHICH ARE PRO. | * * | Horse rapide, A company with a| vin” ‘These lectures should prove | a NOUNCED NON-ETHICAL—HER IDEAS OF ECONOMIC JUS * & | capital stock of $10,000,000 has been| of unusual interest at this time,| We do all kinds of repairing tn rice, » Ht. Louis, Mo, to dredge | capectally to Sunday school tench-|the shortest posslble time, G, HM. * * dike ae well aa at White} ore Mr. Rosewarne has had a wide| Brown Plumbing Co, 221 Pine at. Jon, 1&--The aoe . & | Horse incorporatora expect | experience an 4 Bible teacher and | Both phones. oo _ / RRR RRR RRR lwithin three years’ time to Inetall| lecturer, and conducted at the ln: | —————— ee ng from Walla we sin three years’ Ume to Install : _— Konan sired ot M gr | ae a RARER : ss Fe 20 dredges in the Yukon | terstate Chautauqua in Nebraska] Steam baths, 260, Oriental Bathe, ' ~ . a te be re. welps Stokes, Who ax Rose Paxto ‘ - onltentiary ‘ ‘owe Paxtor, a young Jew ceeacenitimanten ‘ot the peat in ee ena, born in Rusala, lified herself from a life of drudgery ni the : : * * * * * * . + the last week of our SEED AAR Aah A ie t ete eeeeeeeenee et eteee ee ee eee says hel ‘The Be spay he of wealth, which she torma as much a burden upon the com no founda munity aa the pauperiam of the unfortunate, and an active menace probably originated ree” axtneeli Jit eee eee eee ee ee 2 es receive the & BY ROGE PASTOR STOKES. [kak AAA HAAR ft the ab Ma I do not belleve that tt is post * * nder Wy heum=T ble to amass honestly what it now] * THE STOKES HOME ON * | accept Hb | calted a great fortune, althou ON TH! ! ! i g Y », although the & EAST SIDE, * is just 4 » expected—exactly as we planned it hould be—exceedingly are clome per~ semen . just as we pec ictly as ¥ I ray people Who amaxa it may not be} * NEW YORK, Deo, Bio ® Pa tes . -markable—exceptic walue- ® are mem | conscious of anything dishonest In] * Dewn on the street below the # busy! We have spoken much and often of the r¢ markable-—excepti mal el nine erhood af LOCO | thetr methods, & children cried and laughed ® giving here these January Sale days, and now the sale ends Saturday might, y be : No, those who buy land cheay|*® 84 ran, shouting and playing, # so be sure and come this week surely-— tomorrow! BAVE CONGERT (sts: wxomme "iter'n’neconen | Wishes, the "horses. the & nk esate tiavaduenicnaiobiontesp ‘ are fot exempt, Land Is necessar: a ! he horses. ° i | to life, No one has the right o ® men argued with one another & i? S UE BALL hold it when by #o doing he keeps | before thetr doors; the women ® 5 it away from othera who need it.|* Seselped in little groups, each # a ea er a a A man has a perfect right to as|* With her baby on her arm, # carnival aod masque | /8rse & portion of tt as he himself ® here and there a very old man ® ‘ _ fica “by the Beatue | Reeds to live or labor upon, but no] * OF woman sat sunning on a & ivel third fuel _ ‘ more. jooratep * u | Ta ec ntartay cocning. | Tt M# the depth of injustice, to] But Up om the sixth floor, # wiil posit ively save one-third your tue vraxical ast ¢ ue my mind, for any portion of a reached by elevator, in the ® re ry sominenar ai ciety to make a whip out of the nd a of = wentay atte is —the BUCK hot blast is the highest grade heater made— Koepenick.” There | Becesaltios of the reat of society, “a worker, helps que abou sud Judy show |with which they may whip the|* pe ggg oe was quiet and sun: & there Is no question A this march wit begin at sa Rang ~~ > pay vine #0 | ll Ce a here —saves its cost in two or three seasons— 7 | in ® e vant ’ ie i Re enne eine ceme (wealth that thie latter portion of |® and Individual hiding ‘places, ved this is guaranteed “ society produces, it is compelled to|* *84¢ for the rest there was a & ue CK . : b LS - a ay ee [Bre M partial os comalete poverty. © Sineiee ttre astiuacrs. © Gout “Hhively the veey scame of hasten parfectomy ee The Right to Wealth. , a ee “reasons , ‘ No ‘a *® brown prints in their brown & why” It is the heater that we would sell you No one has a right to wealth he| © frames, and rich, old, red rags @ - Sarat " does nothing to earn, unions tt is|@ the Mest ' wl bd B rather than any other, on account of its one who bas earned it. Every adult |» og Se Sige = mn? a venongen ens ee admitted superiority over all others, and pst not far apart, evidently be w# Md : j I should render tn service to the com-|@ longed to the tnaster and mie & ENGINEERS WILL THE THEATERS on account of its friend-making qualities. munity an equivalent of the amount) @ tress of the apartment, and & of wealth he takes out of the com-|% there, tn ‘sauces coruer, uot GO ON STRIKE ccidiiice | ae —here is a heater that has entirely passed the ‘ : & Rose Pastor 8t ’ The Sultan fu.’ experimental stage; a heater that will burn Those who work usefully with) ® mistress gem wa te 4 —— This cram Bo pwr ight are any kind of fuel with equal facility; a beater their brains are as troly producert)» wealth of burnished browa «@ the two last opportunities to wit that will barn-—most satisfactoriiy—the cheap- ee as those who work with their)» hair, * ma FAsO, Sens Sen ia tue pas the George Ade mu eat kind of soft coal or slack, get ail there is Telegraph Service.) hands. There are great captains) , sl enioes enutecrs Gf the Miectne “The Bultan of Bulu” = PSone toa ~ hg ash. aa a —the principle ix so entirely different—the fire of industry who coordinate labor.) gga yee eee e : eeeeeeee gach as the presidents of rafiroa i “g — can have nelther a civilisation bio ¥ - } morning, and rising at the ! ‘ worth the name nor any far-reach-| Dring thetr pay to that of the atand- ‘ewe inches an hour, The|for their work. They are of the] i) si ctice between men and men |@md of the engineers in the United ge Dureaa forecants 88 feet by ‘They Men be neither highly ctvtlized | Staton Countess Olga von Hatefeldt, the burned, a# well as the coal itself, and as soft Re just wh they take eel Utthe prima donsa comedienne coal is principally gas, you can readily see this nor 2. fish advantage of the necessities of whom Milton and Sargent Aborn | immense advantage. other B PTIST CHURCH advanced to stardom last season tn | = 5 —you get a steady, even heat all night long by men. T Toll Not. Anna Held’ former starring ve - using soft coal, just the same as though you Whether no cat bimeelf a “cap IS PROSPEROUS °: “The Little Duchess,” opens e : used hard coal. It will hold fire 24 hours easy at the Graad tomorrow night for vA —it will actually save the entire cost of the oo | the balance of the week. This ts = of the First |one of the most elaborate musical Paptiat church took piace last nieht, | productions stagéd, and the new tain of industry,” « “gentioman of heater in two or three seasone—it is the best when Ute various reports submit. | star f pronounced hit. The count and cheapest heater you can buy. —this heater will do the same work for eight Seat nt tnd enashamed cots his| 1G showed the church to be ex- | ees ts surrounded hy 0 bg company hours that the average coal heater does in two brow, is a pauper. panding In usefulness and Increasing | Of comedians and pretty giria, and Our philenthropies and charities|! financial prosperity. The treas-| she ts most ably seconded by the or three hours. With one filling of coal this are sustained with but rare excep) UTe"# Sccounte showed a present | clever comedian, Robert Lett, who jtetions thus sustained, and with | Trustee, A. L. Piper, Colwini: & At the Geattle. they tond to blind the people to the} WOULD DRAW SOLDIE SO Five ea'be s mestane © Self z ¢ fle ch, ves) Baa and uniform rank, Knights pane Rane: net Seay aioe ranks of the various fraternal ond! gecttie theater patrons lhe soldier to lay the matter before hiss In POT crowded houses at both matinee lt singe of Bost Nickel Stecl with the epirit of “Every man for|® SArrow gauge railroad from)and they dance In atyle. | There tt GROCERY DEPT. DRY GOODS DEPT. heater will hold fire for sixty hours—surely tions by donations of tainted money | ™One!*"? Sing better by thow- | ts aleo to be starred pext season tn the patronizing attitude toward | S*#°% Fred Ernst; clerk, Geotes u.| “The Midnight Flyer,” the sens» wndertyiug causes that have made FROM FRATERNAL ORDERS, week, There will be a matinee to Pything enthusiast, has evolved a SEATTLE 100601016 FirstAve. TACOMA other organtsations, all practived | cinvs, and this week he has om & nei and evening shows, No matinee Straps and patent clamp IN THE HEART OF STOCK TAKING THE SPOT spirit, the apirit| Yerence Mining company an-| Dongings & Ford, at the Btar the 1513-1515- 1517-1519 Second Av. Juneau to Silver Bow basin. The 5 snap about their turn that ts re Central rattroad have decided ,to| Company ts good and the perform INATI, ©. Jan, 14.—The demand an increase sufficient to} #2ee moves with « dash, was at a heteht of 61.9 keeping qualities are so much superior—to ye other beater marie, that you caunot really af- ford to use any other. Every bit of gas its “ that man who ts willing| The Snnwal meett to live im idlenese upon the labor of others, and unashamed eats his One of the branches of the ¥. M. C. A. In New York matntains a clase where young men are taught 4 ey. gel on investments spirit i PAUPER WICH. fl fase to tallow ectumted the prime sare *\ movers of the amociation they There te pauperism to no @ = i. the try, | would have a clase tp investinente tr Hite mo other heater will do this. Y | (Mr. Rockefeller’s money ia th nde than at any previous pertod.|& few musical comedy, |caly' money that ts talated) inst |The fellowing otiere were sectad ae Standard Furniture Co. their benefictartas Higes; treasurer, W. L. Livengood; | tonal melodrama, with ite good) at Gass, ate nan way Py ge financial secretaty, A. M. Dimock,:n}and bed actors, le warming up the] nore afternoon Major Otte A. Cane, county OUKl ais thane ties Deedee ote | plan which will add between 200,000) “Northern Lights.” and 300,000 men of the uniform! sissager Pantages realizes that tm the mgilitary tactics of the United good - ; production of “Northern ’ Staten, Yo the soiery of his ook |Fhuu "Thin ia one ot the mom |] We've 10-In. lee Sk . interesting pleces ever on the view President Roosevelt #008 424) American singe, The reeult ts 3 {-4-in, wide, $1.9) RAILROAD AT JUNEAU, a or Friday, but on Satur ey NAOT AA F AFFORDS GREAT BARGAINS. tuvestments for un- today the class | #0unced yesterday that it will be |ater this week, are singing three power is imbued with the selfish | &® immediately the construction of | rons that are new and dashing Z. A. MAFRIDGE CO, Ino. J. J. WOLF, Manager. gj ie i fl il Hf fine, bighest-grade piano or gan you can How secure |B little money. Lanterns, With Large Thursday, Friday, Saturday and matinee Saturday, COUNTESS ‘ OLGA VON HATZFELDT and # company of fifty tn the, Cobar. me 1b, for the sam ce en's an vys’ Sweaters, 3 THE LITTLE DUCHESS $1.26 kind, for She piss caecouss ee CROCKERY DEPT. soos per take the if 4 oe ralla have been ordered for the rail soaps yy ere = alx other new 10% Ibs. best Cane Sugar, ~~ size heavy Cotton Uniess we at for road and work will begin at once. | acts at Star theater. ahh i ankets . ty }nomic justice, cir pr gener yeas The road will be several miles long eters cee { Armour's, Me eels Gas Cotten Bee | ossaned 1) handle the t| VALUABLE INFORMATION. ' Neil's and Libby's UO s0-sr0ess ov The j Justico In {ta entirety and wi ite the ore suppticn ? 5 - patenie Beet, Sausage and Re Tée fine Cotton Blankets | —_— saeieonomansianenieny the mining company when operat tag {ts properties Lowman ®& Hanford have tneued Mutton, 25¢ cans for See | WHITE PASS SELLS THE ‘i iit a handsome chart giving the namer eisee ‘boned Vin i yard haasions ye TANANA MINES RAILROAD, | FROZEN Pi FOROS Ch.08. Jat state offictals of Washingtoy quest. hotties g ioe 460 plaid Dress Goods, per a ING OF LOGGING CAMPS. | sinte senators and congresemen, Freeh Fi 4 Wheat, lc | yard. Qhe The Falrbanks, Alaska, News, . |preme and superior court judges. va ‘erna . . “see Ge | LADIES’ FURNISHINGS. says: “The News is able to inform Manager B. BK. Brehm, of the! county officers of King county, and . % Qood Prunes, 6 1 for Sette! She Seek <i Its readers that the Tanana Mines | Washington Logging @ Brokerage | the members of the state senate and : . pS | “Hove, per pair. Ase Railway company has purchased | company, declared yesterday that | house now in session at Olympla ’ t Small Navy Beans, | ys dies . to 1 the stock of that organtaation held| while operations tn the logging|The affair is handsomely and tn- 6 the. for et ee ee 230 by the White Pass & Yukon, and| camps of the vicinity have boen de- | tettigentty arranged, and constitutes ge pet erdown Dressing that the extension of the road will| layed considerably by the cold, no|a valuable a to an up-to- ET eee’. “Lity “Whanh | Sacques, $1.50 kind, for be proceeded with {nm the early| serious shortage will be noted tm) date bu J ie ¢ | s8 cies ang” BSS } spring. the saason'a output of logs, A num —-— 4 1-gation cans Tomato Cat- | $7.00 Ladies’ Long anon “This will be good news to| ber of camps have been obliged to| BIDS FOR LIFE SAVING TUG. sup noe oats . " ROYO LAMPS. $ 33 Roll Fi rananattes. It means cheaper and| clase, he said, because of the cut AE new Lita Boars, 4 tbe for 910,00 Ladied” Leng. Des A joo Square [i easier to Cleary anil other creeks, | ting off of water supplies by frees} Ride for the construction of the o” Be | seco Ledics’ Skirts om ¢ one “ " | $8.5 ‘ kirts, blac! $2.50 celebrated Royo nick cet Heavy ||| and the consequent development of | ing up of the pipes new Iife saving tug for Neah Day Se ee ante ant Se ; % a oY “ 4 the country to quicken time and = will be opened February 6, The : ro Os An immense stock of La- plated Lamp, com _— lean expense.” BOLD LIQUOR AFTER HOURS. [Construction of thin vessel wae sux- |f Start Now and Save$12.50 = fia’ Yereaktaat’ “Aah | dle® Fine Cravenette | plete with noem | — a _ \gented by Robert Moran, of M 2 ‘know what a o Tunpowder Teas, boc | Coats, one-fourth off the P. Green, bartender for the Va- { That you may a - regular price. All new. green shade ° BS8e. | , . © Bros, when the special commission |] wonderful acience Osteopathy is ws Kind, Eruption price | 90'c0' 53.00, $4.00 and $5.00 Hiencia saloon, on First av. &. Was/s pointed by the president to look |ff and give me a chance to demon- a. aS vesss BRO | VC ciaies’ atyliah ‘Trimmed WAREHOUSE SALE | pound tending bar at 8:40 thie morn- ity the Valancia wreck was meat- |— strate te you that I can cure you Dates, 180 ikind eruption | Ladies’ styliah "Pruam ling. Sergeant of Pollee Bannick 404) ing here. without the use of drugs, medi- had price, i. 6%e mere 45 BREAKFAST PLATES. Three Dozen | Officers Dentan and Vallandingham, | -re-senrennnnnemeenemenn eines or surgery, I will deduct SEB Naptha . Eruption WRECK! WRECK! } Odds and | stroliing along the street about that | on won oy a oe 2 Pre arene, © OAS nang ¢ | A lot of Red Salmon, can- | e: si limited time. 1 successful reat umet Baking Po 5 . | tse blue and gold decorat- | Ends in Sioa rovsamtes Grae vo anes vain] Water Pipes Bursted |p frcry"sntn'iors't the be: Sind"trapuon gree | "te ery cot, guar ed English bone china Heavy | onere they booked him on a charge|Can be repaired on short notice by jf MD Tyee oo 4 oa ae. ea WR Laat Tara 3 eg | Boing in 0 relirond | Breakfast 8 Canvas jot violating the 1 o'clock closing me GH crave Ents Co., tendant ¥ §-1b. cana, Eruption price wreck got jommoed * pen | “ = | Pine at th phones oo put are strictly fresl | Plates......+64-.,.@9E | Shooting sii | cratnance DR. C. F. LATHROP ere sie “ORE | Quantity tmited to cus- Coat | A y ; | tomers. _ Coat, | AMUSEMENTS. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. ; . Worth $4.50, 9) 1 enn nnn nanan wet ~. hg ate, 2 zor Eitel Bidg., ‘ oP I HAMS. J | Roth Phones 65. No phones after Corner Second Av. and Pike St. Ve were fortunate enough _CUPS AND SAUCERS. $2.19. | THE GRAND ee ee ie Sooke on ieee, ‘reamory Butter, per | to "secure a ot of fine ' a . - Office Hour oa. tet p . ruption price stern Ham: »wing to $2.00 dozen eggshell white | | Matinee Today—Last Performance tonight, GEORGE ADE'S an Gpen eveuiagn. ‘Tusstaye MEN'S FURNISHINGS. the shortage we hed china Cup and - habod Ti COMIC OPERA Thursdays and Saturdays from pay @ little more, but will chine: Oop De tee Tchebod Ti on. ted. te:-seur. pores. ond “THE SULTAN OF SULU" 6 to 6 aclork yer & Me sail to our customers aucer, Pair.....+- Ladies’ Tin come here and eee whet a really Prices—2he to $1.50; Matiness, the to $1.00. Phone Main 6256. Seattle, Wash. line of Mer t fine Hams, sold | shirts, selling at 600 everywhere at per DINNER PLATES. Burner ro yIiTH ANNA HE ORIGINAL PRODUCTION ’ tvery one of the Instruments 9) WI ? ys Men's Natural Wool Sox, $1.73 dozen blue Dinner 1 now in large warehouse || __ Prices—$1.60 to 6c: Matinvem $1.00 to ra The Pure Juice She kind. for, patr...4%¢@ | Owing to the non-arrival Oe. ihn be disposed of at once to E| Men's Shirts, odd sizes, of holidays we Make room for new stock. Plates, in English emiporcelain, ea 8c SALAD BOWLS. decorated SEATTLE THEATER Russel! & Drew, Mgrs. Phones 43. st. oo and $1.25 eo a Champion ati oldee, and several brand “THE MIDNIGHT FLYER” sizes, biack or colors me) sell ann a J new but cases slightly marred A Sensations! Melodrama, s per sult S040 50 to $3.75 a set, choice Men's $3.00 Pants for, pair . per set Dog Biscuit, 7¢. 81-95 | tn shipping | Next week—"Yon Ye a a ghte © 50 con | Matinee Prices—25 cents and 40 cents, N' Prices have been lost sight of. For $65 you can now secure a eed precth af o in excelk t P Prices ee, Mattness, To. ee || STAR See ee eee t china 20 Dozen 119, $122, $141 } MATINERS BACH DAY AT 100 Reattlo's Leading Vauderitie Mousa Assorted cure an elegant Up TEMPERATURE OF 76 DEGREES’ CONSTANTLY © MAINTAINED. Steel to easily worth twice f| Mattie Keene @ Co, in Elta Wheelet Wileox’s playlet, “Her First Di- unt c Douglas & Ford; Budd & Wayne; Frank and Louise Starascope. Tweezers, Worth 25¢, Se. If you cannot pay $10 come a Adslia; Harry Lormine in and make us an offer Wet Ms 5 1 Phones Sunset, Main 1304 Ind . An OT. aa nonee eneet,, Man 1304: | L Something New tion as to terms, But, ee ro) “NORTHERN LIGHTS.” UO Matinees dally except Thursday d G id nnd Friday and Goo 4 CHOCOLATE SETS. g sale of odds and ends 1 Chocolate Sets to close onee, for they're going rap | ee THEATRE Doors open, matinees, 1:30; even 7 tings, 7: 90. . i Vulcan ef ° D § Johnston Co Performances begin, © tatinees,2:15; evenings, 8:15 | IN DENTAL WORK ‘our Sided GAS HOT PLATES , ‘ cara ode of) - - free from wl adulteration, ts Are you acquainted with our new enamel fillings? Steel Gas A sround The Reliable Dealers WONDERLAND EXHIBIT what we soll. These fillings will preserve the natural appearance aster $2 al Gas Hot Plate, Razors, 903 Second Avenue, : ‘eae teeth ; a ial Extra Value, 906 Second Avenue. ‘0 have the exclusive agen Moreover, they are remarkably durable. Don’t con- : ‘Touring Car All Week to the P |] cy for OLD SARATOGA, MON , ' - rons seg ‘ special Ph 39 Rivers und’ Ute Paws of the eetaca rere OF Sh Preser end: Arkanese It comase WO. € alll other fish fuse these new. process fillings with the old ones still | gine : 1 by many dentists. Round Trip Ten Conte | sade goods, %, OUR PRIDES ARE RIGHT BABY INCUBATORS IN ANNEX, - . = ne 7 All our work Is quaranteed. Elevator service, Lady attendants, sesreneenyal ‘ Office hours: 8:30 a.m. to6 p.m. Sundays, 10 to 12 PARLOR seen Ae ag ge ret KEYSTONE LIQUOR CO. NATIONAL DENTISTS Lady Attendants ar gS By 1123 Fiest ave., corner Seneca. 8. G. Thomy - #undi . THE AMSDEN OPERA COMPANY 3 » corner Sene Dr, E. G. Thompgon Dr. J. L. Thompson sryete 3 ain we “+ ee a IN "THE BOHEMIAN GIRL.” | Main 1184; Ind, 1184 403-404-405 People's Savings Bank Bidg. 1420 SECOND AVI. Pr NO BAR Second and Pike Twelve-Year Guarantee, pe—Nights, 25e and 60; Boxes, The and $1.00; Mat