The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 2, 1907, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLisHiNG Co. 1207 and 1309 Seventh Ave VERY APTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. POEMS THAT WE REMEMBER NO, 6.--“TWENTY YEARS AGO” <> BALLAMD STAR AQBNCT-am Ngiiand Ave. Manet. BVBRET? STAR AGENCY M0 Hewitt Awe Wy Ph Leonard } One cont per copy, HK conte per weety Oy walt oF carrier NO free copes, Telephones— jortalt inde Business: Independence 1138; Sune ndent 575; Sunset Main 1080, na » Main 1050, Waliard ee spet'p see, haven't you some dis A WORD FROM JOSH Wide. 1, relatives io london t” id man, Uf 1 bad any role | vont fond », naturally they'd be tives . al distant wouldn't they? we Vwenty-tive conte per month, Deliveret your subseription expares le an. the ae ur subscription: te. mek Uist, “a"thahae ee bate se ot! 106 Prtelctye fe 8 TO MAIL BU USCHINERSThe dare « When that ee wecond-ctase matter Nothing Coming to Him. Whut's nobody's regular price —e ¢ Tus Bias fall to seoch you. be “Going to the lecture tonight? tesiness often Biron Ans tice, Runes, | “No, My wife's out of town.” keeps a lot 0’ peo b's Bitters; ‘ ae “1 foot kind of encouraged sinoe Vilew Native Hew Talila this Nay we oan be certain of giving sor subsentbere a perttet sarvice~and ectlthe actors prescription,” sald ins. view tae irate i SS — the hypoehrondrine. . : Pie ‘ 7 “Can you read itt” Quaker Native Herth 1 No Good Law Is Ever a Failure ‘No fat Fm sare that. i the cular price Sli : ———— germs could got a look at it, tt agree 4 a z would seare ‘em to death,”-~Waah Hungry Hank—1'd be obliged to § Quak ‘Tineture Fy A lot of people are predicting that the bill passed in con- ington Btar, yer, Indy f 44, l ia Sonn: pertumed ob gress to prohibit corporations from contributing to campaign | Teacher~Is there any connecting] those after-dinner speakers. ; c funds will be a total failure in practice. | link between the animal and the Hungry Hank att oxae uy, Ind , s : - if vegetable kingdox ? lor t wouldn't be so hungry; 1 aim soso : Well, anyway, isn’t it better that the statutes should de getable ingyen, mum; there’s|even got Ko muc ay hen ~ We a ° ttle ag ; about me.—Philadelphia Pre Tablets, hash.—Philadelphia Inquire a nounce wrong than be silent on the subject? A good law, even if it serves no other purpose, molda Old Farmer--No, | don't want any more of your labor-saving machines Evergreen Land. Don't fat) tegen public conscience and crystallizes public opinion, j Beautiful tand of the golden rod | tek eneuih of a Look Pure Tuscan Virglg Like # ship's compass, even if it be carelessly disregard- | ant > ee coon there, ‘There's typewsltin’ ma |i (our own impo ed, it still points true. ‘The empire's richest dower. a Ce mamas epane = = 68 EF quality for and bw money on to buy fo ue In some storm, some crisis, soon or late, it will be turned cause I atn't so over handy with |p *¢ Beautiful mountains and snow i + th dna FREE DE to as the guide to safety. eapped peaks, the pen, Just look at the nw = of the efty bite : Beautiful lakes in the mountains | Friend “What's the matter with |B yin 244 It took public opinion a good many years to properly ae rt 5 shape itself after the principles of the Sherman anti-trust law. | With waters seroke of emeraid| Old Farmer—Matter! Why, you Teen, on write yer name with the « . thing uniens ye know how The Quaker Sweet and pure and undefiled But right principles set up in statutes are guideposts. ~ Tit Bite ‘They turn hundreds, then thousands, then millions of minds ner to right thinking. Beautiful Rainier that towers #0 For twen' ‘ i faci high ’ twentyr years. the interstate commerce commision In shadow and sanshine, mist and ons werless next to worthless. cloud sag re Ag weaned see peat cau A mountain grand in the Evergrees Land, But at last we have learned to appreciate its purpose | and to vest it with necessary powers. Great reforms do not begin and end in “Be-it-enacted.” All real reform. is in popular feeling, popular thinking | Of which we are traty proud. Beautiful valleys and beauttfal bitts And foaming mounmiata streams, Where passes each hour a wasted ‘ and popular acting, | oe ¥ i rh trv id's mm When the people at last get the right view of # great ‘Thet veut run the world’s mo wrong and the right feeling toward it and are moved by the Ee right action, wrong end, and befo: | Beautiful, wonderful Puget sound, the soap _ an Where these murvetoun cities stand | | neaurttut metropolis of the great North woat, Queen among queens art thou, The new law against corporation control of elections may long be evaded by one subterfuge after another. But some day the people will learn the good there is in this law and demand its rigid enforcement. The enactment of a law is the planting ; the enforcement Of granite walle and marble halls, Like the palaces of Pairy Land. 1 wandered te the vtilnge, Tom, f sat Beneath the tree But (hinges were setly different trem The way they umed to be TALKING HIND A MAN'S \ For ai harvest The advertieement signs were out seemed namie Gedk ae — ; set i ate ng ad Ply arog art | Are hatlowed om thy brow Lights and Sidelights. lected f To tind . _—- Deantiful elty, valea and bills, Doctor—You should regulate your menaé one ee ee Se More fair than ancient Rome's|Wwearlng apparel according to the Gaal wi so bright the | weather, | Spring “| Where will shine evening light From « militon happy homea E No Getting Away From Temptation Tt fe aafd that & young man, heir to a consiiferable fortune, ts Pattent—Huh! What do you! fo ts take me for—a Mghining change “a ps ¥ REAL LIFE MYSTERY q Deing sent by his mother on a three-year yacht cruise around the | JON BE. CLARK artist ?--Chicago ‘4 world that he may not be expesed to the temptations of life in | Cr TR TE down-to New York. PT ee PPP PP eC Pee ee eee eee i ities de No doubt bis good mother haw considered long and prayerfully * « | d this plan and has adopted It with Righ Napes. * 4 preg But it t wo good. » * | Our New York, wicked as it ts tn somo parts, baw ne monopoly of | chbehededns SOO eeTeRHERHCHE OS * time” ‘ ; wickedness or temptations ORIGINATOR OF FAMOUS DE- ie * the purse: 4 Vice extends ai] around the world. TECTIVE CHARACTER STIRS THE SEATTLE STAR HAG SE * . * fg Some parts of the world have wot New York's views, but they ALK ENGLAND BY TAKING CURED THE REMARKABLE EEE RR ; have worse THE PART HIMSELF IN Of TRUE STORY OF CONAN (Seattle Star Exclusive Service.) 4 If this young man has power to resiat temptations he would be HALF OF A MAN UNDER CON DOVLE’S SLEUTH HUNT WARHINGTON, Feb. LA woman who keeps ») handaowe catebiiahment near Dupont circle wae iN A MYSTERY IN REAL Live, VICTION FOR A HEINOUS CRIME-4HI® REPORT TO THE HOME SECRETARY INTENDED TO CLEAR THE UNFORTU- NATE EDALJI. ae safe in New York as anywhere cise, If he bas not power to re gist them he can capitulate just as castly and a0 often on the oth er side of the world aa at home. t i | Hietreneed that « maid, whom she valued, fatled to | 3 And tt t# better to have the vices ef amly one city than the return after Christmas and waa reported sick. As the jays went on and the girl did not revurn, her mintress | was moved by the spirit of the season, fitted up « bevket of good things ond west to see her sick hand- maiden e Bhe found her maid living in @ brick house, with o dinpley of Ince curtains and wreaths of holly and ever- in the bay window, She was shown In, and © tm the best room sat her maid and three other gowned in the latest morning negligne: playing carda The nat was endeavoring to teach her friends the mysteries of bridge. and s absorbed wan she that she faite? to note her vinitar. Now, saya this woman, the effect of bad example ts | surely strong, and she for one kaw included absolute bani Suppose you could Keer from the reat Sherlock Motmes the real story of how he solved « mystery more baffling than any UP 10 THE Could anything pall you away from that story until 1 was finished? HARDLY! Fheriock Holmer Mf the most furvous detective ever created. and (he Seattle Star has coming « story, “The Case of Mr, George Edaiji.” written by Sir A Conan Deyls, the crestor of Sheriock Hoimes, i which the farrous writer tefie how he himwelf took vices of many. A journey around the world takes one whert there are no Ten Commandments and to treaty porte that suggest a treaty of am ity and alliance with the Evil one, I subjects one to the traveler's 4 code of morals, and that tx not the code of good homekeeping folk. Fi Resides, a young man carries his temptations right with him. The world I act wide enough for him to hide from them. Steam caunet catry him fast enough to leave them behind. They are av inseparable from him as hiv shadow. Unless the poets have endly falaified, the great wanderers of Ulysses, Aeneas and thetr brethren down. to » . » * * * * » . » » 7 » » th colored girta. coent of teidge from her house ag one of her the race—ishmael, th + of Uy ¢ detect? ‘ ‘ i part of Ue great ¢ veand onravele?d a real mystery se Byron—were not in the sober minded, temptation restating clasa whieh had bathed every effort of the (amour Btotiand Yard of } __ ewesoatiatcot phen = = Anyway, temptation t& not « thing to be ran away from, but ast yes : janie to be gra and ove & reel person. Mé was convicted after a AN ENCORE poe rem sate ie wttntens comention n Dayle became Interested, and after some The great oot mee world: over ny ath na convinced o Ve innenenoe, aiemenn the fire of the furnace of temptations and come out strengthened g Then Con is teats invested humeat wits the char ft acco! ured ders | and purified. Sherlock Holmes, and, using the famous methods of his pee | Sie wanted whet = oe a TH So cone a | People of mere negative morality, who never yielded to temp- grepated @ poverthl greswntation of tie ange te the Rome seere- | Soot “US a ae oe monet she felt ‘that the wee ons tary of Great Britain / - - herself scanty just eee prays they sever encountered It, are never quite Tt t* one of tite mont absorbing narratives ever offered the these grand » and would a om yee se wire of themselves until Uiey are safely dend. patie |there even perhaps be two or three thet, ‘There — iy = ro ey But, then, velther ts anybody else. rou PLY 7 : " ‘i engagements for private enter} Sw iy, im 1 4 SIMPLY CANT MISS IT. IN SIX INSTALLMENTS. ltainments? She hoped aa. aome one began to applacd. Oth- | ere tarned, at first amusediy, until they saw who it was, The applause = BEGINNING NEXT MONDAT. * * * * * . * . * + * . * * * * * * * . * ees. * *. | ‘As sho sat quiet In her secloded the years came ep before Ce ee *. Sarner, 4 SHRRRAETAA AHH HEH cin their thousands of inct-|began to increase She bowed ner: | | read = number of letters and pa- [fore coming to any conclusion.” jonts. One she atill remembered. | vously, and Dewi a tered, _Seeeeeesesevessesesseeetaeeeets eee ts “Mise Kildare? im ART H i” a on UR CONAN DOVES. | Og Since I first towk the tat} "Then you started without any} ' She looked toward the ting wings. reat de- The originator of the g 4e- | cor tv hand t hawe been working, 1 | predieposttten tm Eiaifi's favor | fret How long ago it was, but tt was ber her very first attempt to sing ho has investigated a crime mystery past coted the net me “hag hee! suppore, twelve hours a day at tt” | “You I kept my mind perfectly |in public. She had done poorly | It was he--Maurice Vignaux. Sud awn ig r And heave you fellewed theae/ open. In feet, on several cccasions | enpagh—but Vignaux! She dis | dently abe understood. methods which you tmade “Bhestoak | 1 om acroas side lesues whieh | tinetly remembered he told her his “You must sing again.” be whie ee asa, | Hatmmoe user” he was asked lenlahe have lod to proving Basij’siname wae Vignaux. A tall, Rand-|peted, “and (his time de _ your es bee. Gave te ae eae Sir Arthur lqughed. “Ahi” he| quilt, and I tof my main investiqn- | some man, with one of those great, best. I have with me Herr Rueth, rsh gum o sath. “There ts & goad deat of aif-| tion to fellow them up, it each tn- | resonant, naturally beautiful valens.| the tmypressario, Remember, we As “Shertock Holmes” tn real Ife | ference between fact and Htotion, brut | tance, however, finding tneocence | And when he had tried to comfort | ate still slaves'—though yours may . . 7 ‘ }! im ve endeavored to get at facta be- clearly proved” her in her own disappointment, he | Sen be 4 different kind ‘2 } : And belly pealed in old St, Ann's lehich Ras tiered Mngland a denen " si Se scam sare ey had said | ities tn the inst few yenrs. How- | “Ab, Mies Kildare, what are nine = Se ee fever, instead of attempting to con- | after all but slaves? Slaves of the |e realy ae ae ' | viet a man, he is trytng to clear him. | great public’ I cannot go to a ~~ OY | ‘The Inbor on the part of Sir Ar- | lereat master, | am poor, You . I ane totem Newt te oun of Eee eee with okt Maoseo | Meat Prices That Please Hisintoveatednem. He i Lefevre, for the same reason, Let ' | Juntive for » mas who, he believes, | us hope, neverthalens, that the tw-| At ‘he City Vall market, 080 Tame | justly convicted By the poltce | ture has something good, periinps! i 5.. ws Se = a6 ‘_—— of ot Britain Me snterred | great, im store for we-~even if we| Ones at le hge — '- a Din services and Ris report, 16,000 are slaves!” M € . 7 eee a smile | words, is given to the public for the | She hed never seen him again worth his dd | benefit of the man who was wrong | There was a great Vignaux in New Jy | Makes More York now, a singer, but it never oo 1 ! Said nobody ever did the thinge they knew they should Didn't think that anything tn life was really good (Sa! 7 i 1 services on the charge of be- | semi-public crush, and she knew! : (Wasn't worth a dama!) g © midnight marauder, © sort of | | perfect fiend tor flesh food and] only too well that she had been | m SE RE AB EE aap S Seiats ocie i tian oe oon | heliotrope. water. Relia, he has the |asked to sing because some re PIANOS Makes Whiter ‘ihe | ag ot oe down Ma lp ‘ated the horses and cattle of hin | star foundation for « violent reac-|nowned artiste had disaypalnted Vie 5 te ie worth connie i sain ghbors ie: a Barberous and horrt- |ton when he grows wp. He will/ the manager at the last moment ctor and Edison M Kk § . Ye Se Sone sdiuteston Just to ear him rant and rail pine aemete, ‘Mie. conviction wae « ather extreme. He will be| They were ready for her. Slowly | Talking Machines anes VCreE - Pons Po Bd on tryagigs lovers used to quai! son purely cfrowrny inl and ox ~t dresser and demand a neck | sie went out on the little stage, her ! SHEET MOSiC. sTRINeSs le ert handwriting evidence. Kdalji ave every tine he hepa int hite ge o he se See Seat! M kes Better Til a something struck him, very much te his: surprise so meade aut. © cove af fend whe soe gene age magpie! on been caren Saadiomacn am Se ee ee (Right between the eyes!) for years had been wetting anony leub who i» more apt, when grown Olg Mr. Cynicism found himself awhirl (Nothing but a girl!) Just a pair of laughing eyes of mingled gold and brown Just n little blue and silver Japaneesy gown (Just a proper noun!) Now he’s newly started off his private book of rules “Cynicw all are foolst” vd George Eéaifi, « young law stu- nous letters to himself and other lagers at Great Wyrley, near Bir- svcragt There was so much pubit the came Kdalft wan released from prison, al hough not pardoned, Raving served miy three yeats of Kin seven Joubt that six monthe ago | 4y PW Schaefer up, to abide satoriaily at the Sign of the Lemon.” Does that mean, father, that he bo wil! also undergo a moral regenera. | tion when he attains the years of “Oh, father, see tha Mithy said Rollo one day ag hey were | taking a little walk for thetr health, | “seretion?” and because the estitpable parent| , “No that doesn’t follow,” said his dad. “All | meam to say ix that jad no car fare. whether he grows up a burglar or a {curred to her that it might be he. i THE SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN BANK | Invites Savings Deposits Makes , Than Anyé Flat ee y en of — ¥ ALBERT wat Olympic Market | 22%: cers protester 00, | wisn hin hair ta tanaipe. andthe | PoNes, be will sonsidwe dant on a Ss) Bh os, nln pad dE toe nt ir, for Re an [rise (ae hat cat tein gap? asked |ti collar a erie, He may not| , : ere constdered q necessarily consider grand larceny | ry villa, Try them and see. oe a full-bi Rollo’s father, directiek bib gaze « reen: upon whiek ft " 7 @ full-blooded Pare such nie pays 4 per cent. compound fat 706 Ist Avenue Wear Brooks’ Hats, 1331 Sec india, whe becam atin {Loe & vou, wen See f) @ hot) “And how did you ascertain all white still maintatning Its long establiahed cunaees 1 Avene sed and wen madenn viost In a amatj | att needed fumigatios, PR ag Blind cain merge lips of seourity, and a reserve fund which, at the date of ——| suburban parish, marrying an Bn- |, @¥e" 9” quoth Bbio And T\ask, puppah!” asked Rollo, with the inst statement, amounted to $3,282,851.31 } a! beg you to observe thet hede very | some awe | sa Sir Aster A few works | tity about his clothing, He has Your UWnele Puller, Rollo, haw H ry go Kdsifi sent mo. cuttings of some | Rt Sat «hen handker- | boon there ; he Scandinavi Bank te kot at | ee‘ : vian American Ban louse, Bor several daye the cuttings |CO%t although his nowe im crying) ont threw away your old sania I inp on: mop writing table, ain thay [awUd for th” ro Mave thom canst te © Tmenteed ney ouly ot Name but te Gl Amertoan Cemetery work |intaht have remained there like oth. | “¥@#, Rollo, you have hit him off] ot ee et ut Ge Pentre on ume at —venaia cealare a0 oun of thie Rate ecription, gett aa apg g deny Bb wr Brg, cos wcks - | Main 1048. eee banks tn the Northwest—one of the most cotigerv. 2410 Firat Ave e | ad. f not found ‘ a ative in the world. Main 2000 St And | myself one evening with nothing | Ufement,” said Rollo's sire. “When ry much te ée It comes to fastidiousness he cer . ‘ einway Sthers nabe | I took the ines up and be- | tainly runs for the end book, But ‘ Depo its Mav Be Sent By Mail With Ev ery — ran to read them—wv ang y ¢ f 10 6 hoot? nearer . \« t read nemn—very languldly at “4 lo y ey hin the hoot | rise Ee ha Certainty of Prompt Attention Union men one FINEST LINE, | camden piel ton, sncinmne- tame iade Teather” sent BS rcmngen ager hen it. oy | w. a : vn te one ne » ‘ us | were several athers which held my | tion in his tone He wil awe ant ; oe > Rane Reenetee: in Theor: ane Galles ets : LORS NE PRICE, HONEST METHODS, | attention. I became really inter-|to be abhorred by all humanity.” igh i Farrell hares mult. | UNION Nae EVERYTHING MUSICAL. cated and oe that there was a man You are all there with the] | Two ep ous who was telling the truth in a case | knockerino, Rollo,” said his father } Th ® . which needed further investigatt repre t you dop | —F erm Phare shonantime ate: Boge ong - is eras eee he gets away a, OPiKING & RVYER | oe " ay 0. iu case. { am firmly convinced| “Oh, wit, how can you imagine GROKERS. Building Bank cry KOHLER S hat if r ® mar a such @ consummatio | f Grain, Pr ® Stocks: S.A. — 1406 Second Ave. Seatth ms eS Be reat | Rollo .° : on the kind of} ra ORIN ATE WIRE — ™ A Seattle, Wash, ‘ te AP gy Phas mm Ore Tel. Main 279. tnd. 279. Pt ENUa on ene, . . Rooms 304-305-306 Alaska Bidg. 1308 SECOND fees Arcade Bullding