The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 31, 1907, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR “BY GFAR PUBLIAHING CO, 1907 and 1309 Seventh Ave ; EVARY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, Teteprones— Qh Riitorial: independent 675; Sunset Main TSC, Business Independent 1138; Sune Main 1080, BALLARD BEAR AGRNCY—an Battant Ave Suheet, Ballard 14 aN RVERETT FAR AGRNOT-101 Hew ‘ Ww mh Keenan Gac aeni pas cupn, cin conte per Week, x (woniy-five conte per month Dellvered ty malt or cartier No (res copten akon frou the him wa) erptaree fava ty 2 recetot Hered at the Postoffice at Meaitia Waehtnaton. as seennd reach you by office, Hunsed, i you & Cony every time NOTICH TO BURSCRINERA-Anowld eeldck any eventing please do as the tars in WGP, Thdepondont 1188, between @ and enem If you should mise Mi mare than ser, op subsoribere @ perfect servicewand In thts ‘way we can be certain of atvine Re y wey + ellis aseiniae snnmeniinientth The Lesson in a Crime ‘The Thaw case ae presented tn the nawapapers from jay to day durtng the great trial is bound to prove nauseating to same natures: Many good people will bitterly deplore the broadeast p ablieation think it a wanton catering on the part of af the public of such wickedness, and A mercernary press to the moat depraved tastes Many parents must abbor the idea of all the details tm this shocking tragedy and in thege lives of iniquity being flaunted before their tanoceat boys and girts. a ae oc But such is human life, mind you. Yes; human life hae ite Diack shadows of eine and sorrows whioh are just as real and just as potential as are the high lights of virtues And of joys. We can't dissipate darkness simply by shutting our eyes to ft We can't—elther as individuals or as humanity in the mane drive blemishes from the face of the earth by any auch easy subter fuge as making a mirror that Hes, We can't help the uefortunate and the tnfamons from the quick sands by serenely contemplating the immaculate blue sky We may thus fool ourselves; we may thus snuggle down amid comfortable delusions that we and the rest of the world are good and true and happy, and that jealousy, malice, murder sre not of our sphere But we only shut our eyes 4 against duty. ‘The vice we would ignore nevertheless exists, and its deadly in- fection can invade our homes and contaminate cur loved ones all the more easily because of ignorance. Harry Thaw himecit wae zealously nurtured and shielded by as loving and pure a mother as ever lived. inst truth and tie our hands Murder makes unpleasant reading. But {t ls necessary reading to every man and woman who would know life, not falwely idealised but as it actually ts The newspaper that would uot pudliely expose erime, proclaim fte manifold punishments and impress upon the popular mind as deeply as possible warnings against it, would be faithless to ite high éuty, and would merit tte swift loms of public respect and com fidence. There is much benefit to be gained from the story of this great crime by all wise enough to see in it one of the pregnant lessons of real life, ‘The parable of the Prodigal Son has influenced more people than the Sermon on the Mount. SETAE TERETE EEE CREE EEREE ED IN THE VAUDEVILLE . . ByF,W. Schaefer . . « * RRR Seeeee “Do nod shafe me so close, Oxgar. Standt farder avay.* “Do nod be afrait, Adolf. | vill give you a painless.” “Blease put nod so much lather in my mouth.” “Ise dot your mouth? I thought id wassa blace you cut shafing “Wow, dot razor tau dull!” “You must be a mistaken. I yust sharpened = slate pensil mit fd, und 14 vorked ail rigd.” “Bat id hats « pall.” “Oh, dot tes becoss id iss In politics.” “Ise id a republic or a democratic?” “Id iss a populiad. Id razes whiskers.” “You haf made my face raw.” “Nefer mind, ! vill parbolt id. “Some powder, blease.” “Blasting or insegt!™ “I haf changed my mind. | vill take bay rum.” “No, you don't. Diss shop is a local option. Ab, you are ged @ing « liddle thin on top!” “Thin, iss id? Dot proofs you are a ler.” “How, Measet* “Der odder day you sald I waes a fathead.” “Oh, veil, led by-gones be went-bys. A liddle sulfur, hey?” “Vot iss der oul for?” “Id cures der mange.” “Why, my mange hase nod efen comblained of being sick.” “You need a ekg shampoo.” “Why, man, T am bald.” “Sure. So iss der es.” “You may masseoge my face.” “Id ies ingrown. Bodder | manicure td. Wet or dry?” Ef you mean der razor, whet.” “I mean your head; how do you vant it combed!” “Comb id so id vill look sve “I bedder use a honeycomb.” “Oxcuse me, I might get der hives.* “Brush?” “No, I nefer paint.” “Eft der audience vill sit « lHddie bigher up tm der chairs ve vill & dot ditty entootied ‘Led Baby Cut Id’s Pearly Teeth on Fadder's Shafing Mug.” THE THEATERS | no has played for the past several At the Lyric, At the Lyric theater this week |The Scout's Revenge” runs until *; Saterday night, and it is drawing full houses. Next week, starting Sunday aft ermoon, “Thanksgiving Day” re places this week's offering. It will be found on a par with “Hoarts of Musical Concert Tonight. Tonight at the Grand the Ladies" Musical club will give a con the stars being Arthur Hartman, violinist, and Adolphe Borschke,| pianist. j All Star Company Coming. The critics in tous cities where} Oak” and “Shore Ac Wiliam H. Cr and Ellis Jef-| the story is widely different from freys, supported by an all-star com-| either of these ps , have appeared in “She Stoops | pn ond have given exception ‘The Little Minister.” ¥ good notices. The Salt Lake! ar tho Lote t ook “Th lerald devotes nearly » column tol Minister” Ie deine a tle hasan worable comments. This attrac-| Ajieen May, W. C. Dowlan and Rob tion comes to the Grand tomorrow | ort Lawrence aro mak b and Saturday nights of the week as ohne tet e ate ¥ | best ever seen in this city and Human Hearts. | arouses great applause For sensationalism, “At Cripple} Cresk,” the piay at the Seattle the-| Star Theater Vaudeville nter, beats everything seen here! p14 , aged 4 thls season. [it rans until Gat-|,, 07% week the Star the urday night, with a Saturday mat-| ens Deayes’ Royal pills Minw and ines “Human Hearts,” fal Reld’s bent seataven. _Toeve play, opens at the Seattle th a nh ko A Sunday afternoon Roller skates from 46 Plumber as Tom Halls, 111) Dr, Lee Bake Vear Hrooks building. Phone KOHLER & CHASE Established 1960. PIANOS 1805 SECOND AVENUE Arcade Building. “iad to have told you| THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, JAN. 34, 1997. ave gh play, though.” And we | POEMS THAT WE REMEMBER}! 22se= === STHE QisAKER— NO. 4.-“THE OLD OAKEN BUCKET” mith was gy of ma,to write to | kitty.” } About what?” asked Brixton “On,” whe said, “1 think you know | Mine fylvia, the actress, protty well, | She saw our engagement in (he pa) per and wrote me.” | In a flash it came to Brixton that | Hilly Tompkins, with the essay ip-} solence of youth, bad made love to the fascinating Mina Sylvia in bis (Brixton’s) name, and that was why Hy / Minn Sylvis’ pleture, which be had : y ¥ f sicked up in Billy's room the even gail of j , Pie botore, had written on the back, | t “THE QUAKER SELLS ITFOR LESS". To my dear Bobby lrixton Meantin her majesty purred comfortably a She's a great cat, ten't she? said Brixton “You, | guess it will + all « a pretty well _ 7 une Say, Do You Dance ? a i: Th wil) be a nice dancing party given at Leach) Park pavilion ; tonight, ond a fine evening is as F id d Ss t sured for all This is the finest r ay an a ur ay é list ' § dancing Moor in Seattle and with Wagner's orchestra to furnish the |B peechman’s Eng wiidedac aes bea a best of muste while you gilde grace , 5 Teg r rottles for fully aver the floor, a large crowd Sher Prickley Ash Bitt by whould be in attendance, Gentle | oe ta 4 price $1,094 men 26¢. Ladies free \ cial + ee Lash’s Bitters; regular price $1.00; apecial..., Bliss’ Native Herb I PEMICOMS. Fh aie: seise ts tacos pl blets; regular price $04 SILK PETTICOATS If you are in need of « Bilk Quaker’s Tincture of Green Soap; perfumed andp Pettionat axk to see ours, We for toilet, bath and shampoo; 4-oz, bottle \f are showing « strong line for the early spring trade, You penn ean see them In black and col Ww we ee rae cnet 6 tiney Seattle agents for Edwards’ though | The mob scene is the! jf garment we have them in pom ? Pills and T. . Per Box 25¢ padour silk, stripes and other fancies. All of our skirts will nn Ik be found in a heavy, soft taffe ta, very durable Hoff's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophe Prices $8.50 to 625.00 of Lime and Soda and Beechwood Guaiacoleng il WEATHERBLOOM ae - ¢ tre m= ar pie wy f aul PETTICOATS mae one ; wet the tonic you (Seattle Star Exclusive Bervice.) time car you up and keeps you up, Peg Something new in the way of vw dear to my heart are the acenes of my ch gc Pn td soe bn lsnony «gi 4 a black cotton underskirt $1.00. nen fond recolle * prone » View . ; ’ These are much nicer than the Shae , o ‘The peaceful olf yard and mg plactd- faced am, oid wateen ckiet. They are Don't faii to get a bottle of Pure Tuscan Virging nd the meek Httle calf that my infancy knew; Y ; wer the dtgnitie : mt, with iS Ui pave bes cabot light and oriep, like a taffeta OU (our own importation), guarantee trictly i me ben r a : : ’ ik; tm fect they are called » 4 ualit nedicinal t The be en childhoor love can exeelt— r* the finest quality for medicinal or table use, The boy -friends of childhood—what love can exec! ee ee ee ae 1 rebated bucket, And even the moas-covered, ir i The old caken bucket that hangs in the well! feta usually ruggests something - perishable, but not so with the ’ ; 2 . fee ane eer en ao pees oom |i Heatherbioom. indicates FREE DELIVERY to all parts of the city. Use 40 that she immediately conquered, § Habtaess aad durability phones—Main 1240, Independent 1240. ‘ and was shortly installed us & res: Prices $3.50 and $4.00 ss AL : ular oceupant of wulte 14 That night, acc majesty, Brixton harem scarum young friend, Billy Tompkina, on the Moor above. They By “JOSH” | chatted pleasantly enough, until a Set cr eth ieanet coon | The Eastern Outfitting coe’ “1! The Quaker Drug $013-1055--FIRST AV.--1043-10 pss an Insecure screen, and brought | eens ee “The Kongo natives” saya the, Andrew Carnegie | 4 t have} to the floor, With the debris came Company, Inc. i —— University of Chicago professor remarked that he would give §209.-| several photographs As Pirixton j whe spent a year with them, “think | 000,000 ff ten years cot) be added | stooped apologetically to pick them | 1332-34 Gecond, near Union | it fe po in to rob the white map.” /to hia Iife Of cow Andrew lwp, his ¢ye suddenly caught some) | The Kongo native seems to have | meant he would give it]at the end {thing written on the tack of one | Ponuengs Peron « 7 Credit taken the first step toward @ higher | of the ten yours. He looked at Billy quickly, » queer) jouse. etvilization. expression in hin eye, but he mothing . A moment later he heard his bell iring Going down be found no lems) a person than old Henderson him-| Plano Advi well ce The carpenter's —Seesaw } j | The woman'e—Curling q burglar’e--Hide and seek. } = hatter'®— Dee “My factory te wear bere.” said Don't buy a piano today if you , ; ball player Pitch. the visitor, “and I've lost a cat are not ready, because you can bo penn any mem ber'e-— Have you seen her’ | thought she 40 jest as well (tomorrow or in 4 FINEST LINE, od Puttos, button, who's got the bet- might have—why, It's Mr. Hrtxton,'I month from now. Netther pat I) ONE PRICE, HONEST METHODS ton tent it? Gay, Brixton, on second ft off if you are ready, because EVERYTHING MUSICAL. fi thought, we've deciied to go on you will do just as well tow 9) The potitictan’s—Crack the whip. Judge Lynch's—-Swinging with that play of yours, and than later on. Then her majesty walked out in Beware of the man who tries 9) the middle of the room and bumped |} to burden you with an instru ff! be her back distinetly at Hender ment before you are ready, be f! A WORD From J06H wise, Ty, | By good of you, I'm sure,” be |] cause he has something special 7) gan Brixton. The cat there” [9 that will never recur again. In “Doesn't seem to be very glad to |f such a case fost call on ws, and | 1406 Second Ave. wee me, Goes she? observed the we will prove to you that we f) Visitor, Kitty! kitty!” but ber|— will do ax well and better ot §/ : majesty showed no sign of relent |9 any time it Is convenient to you. ought ( be spokes ws | th, be sani “Tm tenve her Bere then,” cald The Meyer-Toner Piano | ooodet lympic Market | Company j ee 219 Pike st. sav ; ? The Coal and Pie Trade. a tr don tee ee GH Union oh. Oop. Pt. | The coal and the ple traffic along | ~~~ . —ee |the C. H. & D, raffrond te still be-| “Wonderful how Richard Mane! ing kept up, it is understood. A few) field holds his audience. I saw/ days ago, shortly after the matter | him tast night and at every critical | was first reported to the authorites potiat In the play the people were #o/a young brakeman wag seen by ao quiet you could have heard a pin| passerby recetving « big and tue drop.” jelous appearing ple. Whether “And I suppose that if anybody)not he threw off the scheds had dropped one Mansfield would| amount of coal for one ple ts not) have rung down the curtain.” }known. The matter baw been re} | ported to the euperinteadent of the There in henor among thieves they} railroad, both by the focal agent) ~ Union men take sotice We S the label on every garment ta to order, $15.00 UNION TAILORS. Two stores, 618 Ird av. 220% ‘Th “last = word” ay, and by the mayor, but ne action has Among thomacives they're just, [been taken, so it seems that the They ought to organize tony, queer traffie can go on undis-| Into & great “steal” trinet disturbed.—Xenta (0.) Gasette Mon with great heads oft remind us,! “Our modern plays,” says Pinero If we lead @ life quite gay, ‘are averdrensed. Showing the} We can get wp every morning, difference between our modern! With a head as big as they plays and the women who take part -~BOBCO. in them. SEES REESE EERE RRR : MAKE-BELIEVE FLOWERS NOW: : —AFADOFSOCIETY == | NEW WASH GOODS. THE FINE SEERS! " The freight embargo keeps DRESS GINGHAM. P a lot of new goods from ar- | +), pleasing weaves ‘i riving. Mr, London's usual can of taal is compel foresight, however, allows us , ‘ ent, a one’s admiration; to offer a new shipment of 5 3 -“ sdominate, with a gear Zephyrettes, fanc sist- | Pee *f solid colores] ephyrettes, fancy Waist Gus mixture ae te ings and choice, fine Seer- sucker Dress Ginghams. MEN'S WEAR. Motormen’s Mittens, with or Men's Woolen Underwear, ribbed or flat weave wool; ali $1.00 and $1.25 gar ments go at without lining, knit or plain wrists; 75c values at . 50¢ LALA eee ee eee eee (Seattle Star Exctusive Service.) WASHINGTON, Jan, 27.—The maiden, catrying natural flowers and aa lovely aa th® blossorma, ts now Men's Golf Shirts, good pat terns and all sizes fr to 17; 75§¢ and $1.co CALICO WRAPPERS. Our Wrappers are well made and full size; light, medi per yard ties go at NEW ZEPHYRETTES. | Red Eiderdown, for Howe These dainty goods in fetch Jackets, all there is i= ing stripes and checks t relegated to the sentimental novel. » girl would um and dark colors, in all Boys’ Caps, Golf, Norf Auto styles; 25c and think of placing real flowers on the fragile chiffon or sizes; prices range from town; per yard , «++ mult which makes up her ball gown. She gets the | 75¢ to $2.00 each ; we quote finest of French imitation tf-she wishes qe flower- | values go at a special for Friday, 75 dark and rather light decked. Onty wher she maken her bow pb the but ; y ee grounds, fast colors, 7 SAM rtly world do nate flowers appear in Ser apparel. | Men's Flannelette Night valuc, at Ade > a the best mills; ANOTHER LOT OF ¢ French modistos are lamenting this fact} | Gowns, come in pink of yard PLE WAISTS. Hor calling, perhapa, « maid or matron Hagin on | blue stripe; $1.00 values | SPECIAL IN WOMEN'S These are beauties, aaslly peer of ener or eee eee ee | et BATH ROBES. NEW WAISTINGS white and cream, in ne flowers wilt too readily, even If they id wet de 1 i ; : 7 Neat! nade ¢ eo) B We refer to the always pop- | trimmed with solid sthey the gown. . Yet one a1 me of Washington | Boys’ Shirts, made of good atly tonite: GR wool Beth ee ctr Mudtes Chott: white T embroidery, lace Aman ht be called the queen of Mowers, yo the weight outing flannel Robes, satin trimmed, wool grounds with pretty little | nun’s veiling and lawn ; some Baroness von Sternberg. She has genulbp bigsroms | izes 12% to 14; s0c val cord and tassel, sailor col dots and figures; extreme- | Plaid Silk Waists in it at every bour of the day, and slic occasiofially ping a at 25 lar; $5.00 value 82.98 ly likable; per yard 13%¢ FOURTH OFF. few daffodiis or narciswus on her fur toqdg, afi with | | the same on her muff she presents a daint}t pleture | ESE TY REISE ES a ‘ HALF PRICE ON Envelopes, per bui Actna Graniteware Laye: | | | Warranted Pocket Knives THE MALTESE CAT if | FRAMED PICTURES Cake Pans, 3 for Be}]} . 50¢ and 35¢ PPP PL PDP AS in samantatn cligndunnddanmee 1, enn | Wire Coat ang Hat Hooks cake Baker's Premium | Crepe Paper, all colors, roll | cn ize Galvaniaed Wee dozen ...i. - Chocolate 16¢ Se + gee cial, . BOG} There was no doubt that bad) thought of giving up her comfort WE cance , 4 tier wall: Whee ee ee oe Batting. * 1 P luck was coming to Bob Brixton in| able home for the procarious living {ME | NCy ©OO} h Cutters, ie Reni’ anual Qhe rolis 25¢ | Acme Fry Pan, small sing i large ¢ Everything had gone wband-hack-writer | apes, each ‘ et ee — ee ae ee ittle things at first, the Hang it!” said Mr. Brixton Se eee mee Soaps are advancing in { things. Sinally came As © ta “keewer Gave wes Fancy large Italian Prur [High i Sugar Corn, | price; better hurry—} | Fair quality House Ut his pla Dolly's Dilem-| sound at the windo Looking up pour . ; ans r . " } ; . could got be produced next | wept a de ‘an Ma pe . ae tor : ana . man . a t_. Lesion Beep, Stor Be | sith es Oh, well what| stepping gingerly toward him ot. Old Hend the Well, I'm dashed exclaimed MAY MANTON PATTERNS 10c. g in the infertor| Mr. Brixton Where did you cor LONDON'S Prices HOME OF THE Make Trading UNIVERSAL RANGE Elsewhere wi ttt SECOND a Extravagant Old Country Linens. Hamilton Brown Shoes, LONDON’S Prices Then, last of all, at The ma Al enough, made no t ran t on t tablish t Ortgua ae “tis Meat Prices T Make Trading Elsewhere Extravagant