The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 7, 1907, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR w aTAR BUBLIANING CO. 1907 and 1308 Seventh Ave. every AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY 2 Telephones— i ta torial; Independent 675; Sunset Main 1050 ne” «Business: independent 1138; Sunset Main 1060, eu NALLARD STAR AGMNGY—an Wailard Ave m nation’, bol a RMRETE MAR AGRNCTW. H Ard, \Wi Howit Ave Munset, Mglw OA CME ah pet cron, oly coals par week <eaiy tive cents por amnth, Delivered Dp mia or earaien Re ee ele. b Bntered at the Postottioe ai aeattie, Washington a8 seeue a ihen TO magi. FUBORIMERA Tre se ow the Se, paper, Whew 4 * tee wok one ° 1 Tate oe roach yoy by ROTOR TO Tr ~~ aay . ¥ main effin Bumeet, Bri pe = Am vou 8 Cone = - * every Ome wiles it Tis Wey we con be wea! stvine mere 8 pertet ereviee—qnd t the only way Edward Everett Male One of the grand olf men © Jown to us from a for Mer generation, and who | 1 fe © our present day gen Sration, is Dr. Riward Byerest Ha De. Male t« els 1 n { age and he ls as hearty, as optimistic, as | ant Attention ts newly dirceted to this fine pharacter by the efforts tf the Lenda-Hant whieh Dr, Hale orgar 1 years ago, in ralaing a fund to provide for his old age. He has been too busy hélping the world along to stop and make money All of whieh is eminder that the foundation of our oatioaal Mife is not materia! things, but the moral war f our people We are just beginning to realise the fact Hitherto We have gone at pling up dollare and measuring oF Tiches by the att f sterial advancement while sach men as Dr. Hale hav ives in the endeavor to raise the metal standards of the pex The creed of this sunny octogenarian ls expressed in the mot ta of his Lend-a-Hand society “LOOK UP AND NOT DOWN; LOOK FORWARD AND NOT BACK; LOOK OUT AND NOT IN; AND LEND A HAND.” It te the creed of hépe and outiook and of helpfulness #8 Op Peeed to the practice of selfishness and despair. The effect of one such Ife as that af Rdward Everett Hale ean- Bot be nieawured. It has given the world a healthful uplight and hase brightened the life of every one who has come within the sphere of his powerful influence. Because Dr. Hale te one of those wide visioned men who sees haman life in its entirety, in ite Inketent Jeveliness, and who, seeing, is able to teach and lead his fellows into the sunny paths of optimism and charity. Honor to the cheery, helpful epirit of the fine olf Amerioam. A thowxand such vital spirits would pat the world a bhendred yore abead of its slow maving schedule eee aes sa peas ie heh ae hind. tex te la. | ZARE YOU TIRED OF YOURSELF? : Eh dadeecvandvancecenwennstecess By ZELMA TRAVERS. we are trying to de when we go to the theaters, partion, read favels the Down in your heart} day long Oh, the jey of a live do you really Hike |@ story of lowe and adventure; of « yourself and do | hero—hendsome, streng, marly, of iivou find your|a hercine—pretty, chaste, demure thought really| Lost in the story imagine that ood companions? } we ars the hero ot herofne, and for ‘Theme stay seem) get all about the called sid questions, but | “me,” who perhape may be every you, east) thing that the hero tan't Atewer each one} The thing to lot them. in the af-| deavor to Ive ® hero, ten't itt irmative I would | cet yor | ackings and 1 a atviae you to find | very careful whas you De you find yourself good aot Tt Do you ever get tired of be yourself? wet on da then, ts to on Pind He. be as very de we whats the ereful what you think. matter. Build wp your character until you ‘There are very | newer get timed of yourself, until you ww of we wholecan find pheasant company [© your never get Ure@ of | thoughts being ourselves.| Dally strive to do right, and don't Wery few of an realty gimire cur-|take any off days good Study peives, and not always do we thd | be mike amd good pe: mur. ur thoughts good, comforting an-| self anew. If your are bad, banish them and find ood Indeed. the world is trying ones You will ne . tired of the company of goed t to get pway trom ttertt, That's fest etl THIS IS THE LATEST ‘The the brim is a fine ge of which Henri {same shade flax wenve, Manvel, Paris. stunning combt is mation in Copenhagen blue and lynx| covered with a puff t lynx lsown. The soft tam erewn is of | brown velvet. Two graceful plum thrown point it acd fs caught/of Copenhagen blue shading into a by vile of tafle of the | brown over the back arour BRIEFS BY WIRE | rate wit be made at a meeting in Ap Miners Given Power. Murder Trial te on. 'TH, March 7—At the meet-[ COLVILLE b March { the special committee of the} The trial of Thomas F. Adams, a s union and John D. Ryan,{railroad man, f der of committee was given power to| Gus ( ‘ sat dan make an arrangement between the |uary fe gb different companies regarding the | new wage scale | Beats Teacher to Death. MOLERO, O Mv f Russian War Boats Coming Sie , A ST. PETERSBURG, March ® i It ts announced that the es pping ment will send severa p nay hag to the Pacific to wilt =~. | Dr. G. B. Fowler Dead Divorce Business Killed | NEW YORK, March 7—D b ime “ ie and Want Kershaw Appointed. . WASHINGTON March 7—~A recomme: fn the point-} * ed B. 8. & B. C. Sold. ment of R. Kershaw a sper | INGHAM, Wash. March tor of m it tries of Ala ‘ 1 the N " has been made but no on 1 Cement f appointed outside of th fe he Hellinghnin Bay & Brit clansified nervice Whate c ty Fair Eight Hour Bilt Passed. vane A ree ACRAMENTO, eh — e membly puat f sent to the eondur |etaht-hour day | = are Ue STAR Tene MARCH 7, 1907. HARRIMAN THINKS, TALKS, LIVES MILLIONS ON STAND SNAPSHOT PHOTOGRAPH OF & H. HARRIMAN ON THE WITNE GS STAND IN NEW YORK TELL ING THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSIONERS AGOUT HIS BIG DEALS. | From left to right ta the picture are Commissioner Chas. A. Provty, Commisatoner Judson ©. Clements (Seattle tars Exotusive Service) } By Wm. . Briggs. NEW YORK, March 7-0 H. Har timan on the witness stand is leas imposing to the eve than his of fige boy would be } Dignity and tnepressivencan are jam lacking as bis attributes of power, determination and bulldog tenacity are present Rot one of these te vikible as the littic man takes off his attk hat he always wears & high silk hat ' te wy 7 4 j'@ the witness chatr beslde (he fietat looking bench occu the members of the Interstate ( merce commiasion whe sumer Harriman to tel! of his raffroad a jSeenctal nethods Harriman tenet Ry climbs ap. EIGHTEEN HOURS FROM CHI CAGO TO NEW YORK HAS DEMANDED SCORES or LIVES SINCE JUNE, 1905— MENTOR NOW HAS ITS CONE. MAUGH RIVE FREO A. BUSSE. njured in the Pennsylvania wreek. | (Seattle Star's Exclusive Service.) CHICAGO, March it was im June, 1906, that the If-hour traim | detween Chirag and New ¥ & the New York Central and Lake Shore Mth ¢ tery Lim 1 5 the Pennaylvania's specia ue atated, amd the country © hed the hat it wae "2 jin railway © hat the element car tox Hempets ‘ jie inmtantly patrontyed these trains | tare oat ons | a } T t bh wer ° pt 7 " snete the Thin wae now fore the P ew " a 91 removes his overcoat and climbs up on! and 8. M. Herriman. the chair ts large and he ls a small ; temper, whe had repeetedly dodged man. Whens be settios himeif in) jevaded and defied the goverament the chat there ts plenty of room| i tts efforts to get him to the bie left--about half of ft witness chair, Harriman te doetle Hut here all resemblance to small) om the surface things ceases, Harrimas ls an easy witness, apparently knows and causing § the ment's lawyers little trouble, over Stute telling afl he| self with books | Me bes apparently provided bim and memoranda the government or tells more ¢ everything that wants, That be ne mente like these roll from the lips than be likes and it is when driver of the big lite man constantly YOU ARE TRY! DOWN TO ONE RIGHTY ODD MILLIONS OF PUR CHASES WHICH HAD GONE OUT | eng YOU Ke) OF MY MIND UNTH, MINDED ME millions om | well as tn hie office of hie home tO TIE ME) & NDRED AND/ Harriman thioks, talke and lives the po the witness stand as| make him tell } te downright refusal that he shows nly impationes Then tha bigness comes out—or the bravado, impertinence, inao or whatever you Itke to call & ‘ben it in that the government's inquiettiors threaten Harriman with r of the supreme court to 1 Me bites hia lip im silence a mo For a tan credited with « nasty ment aad again shakes bis head. ‘SISTER TRAINS, DEDICATED TO SPEED GRAZE, | HAVE BOTH PILED UP IN HIDEOUS RUIN leanaseaseseseubendeanese cherocas * * . WRECK RECORD SINCE JAN. 1 TO DATE * * - . * }® BATE. ROAD. . AD. INA, CAUSE. * @ Jan t—Oregen Ghert Cine t 2. Neglect of operator, * ® Jan, B—-Rook telend ......cncne 40... Overwork of operaten * ® Jan, Linton Pacific ...... «3. Snowstorm, * ® Jan, d—Beuthern Pesific «« «Washout * & Jan, 12—Bul., Roch, & Pitts. soe oo Mead-on collision, * |@ Jan, 1—Reek letend .... 2.0.05. 5 8. Open awiteh. * & Jan. 1S—Roek tetend 4 3. Open switeh * @ Jan, 15—Nickel Plate... .. 0.666 1.... 2. Mon-cbeervance of sig. # | @ Jan, 16—Benton & Meing Two engines derailed. & ® Jan, 16—Beaboard Air Line . . Defective ewitoh, * & Jam 6—Phil, @ Resting i... 5... ler explosion. * ® Jan. 17—New York Coftral 2. Rear-end collision, * ® Jom 1 —Reck Island . 7. Washout * & Jan. 19—Big Pour 20,...10, .Head-om oetlisio * @ Jan, 1—Big Four, O C. ope = 56. Dynamite * & dan. 21—Frisco—Regord Train., .... 7. Spreading rails. * ® Jan, 2—Lake Shere 1 4. Open ewiteh. . @ Jan. 2-—-Reading—At. City Flyer 8.. « Boiler « * & Jan. 21~-Baltimore & Ohie...... .... 2. Mngine jumped treck, & & Jan, Atlantic Const Line.... 1.... 4 Open ewiteh, * & Jan, M—Baltimore & Ohio - 8 Spreading rails. * ‘* 9 —Beston & Maine a] Tt. Pauity signal eyetemn, & * ~ Great Weatern | DD. Open ewiteh * . 1. 6 & Eastern 4. * + oS. Pau .1 2 * i* Now York: Contra! cise. Bisve oe * \* Cc, & 4a. e Vee oe * * . $—Missouri 4. * |* Feb. 5 «Train hit procession & | ® Feb. if—New York Centra 22. ..180. Excessive epecd. * | @ Feb. 18—teltimore & Ohio ... 1 1. Unguerded gate. * @ Feb. 23—Pennsylvania ? ue epeed. « * Ee The New York Central and/an hour, The run on the New York j Latte Shere route ta 959 offices The entrel and Lake re riva = meade the diets * t | quires extes & + mine time, the sorter route of| = T first de f nent to 4 Pennaytrania being made up for | the fast trains occurred on the Lake tn be or gtades Rhote at Mentor. when the 20tt | The Penmaytvania epecial’e sched- | tury Limited on fte fourth * alle for am average «peed of «| cnet n inte an open switch nea ttle jens han @ mile a minute. | the epot The death let woe However, a mach lower apeed in or Thin happened on June talted tm entering and leaving the are ‘ . ‘ tb tne | memenugh river wr graces 1 npoed atraight naylya fiyer ts 1 ns of track In more of art of the Mentor * antry suggests spurts of #0 miles of tte ateter New York Central trair NEW RUBBER BOOTS | MAJ, W. L. SIBERT One of the threes army engineers j@Ppointed to build the Panama canal. PITTSBURG, Mareb Maj. G W. Goethals, U. 8. A, wil the hief cor in charge of butlding Panama canal, but the third my engineer appointed as his ax| vintaxt, Maj. W. L. Sibert, who will} pe the rubber boots man alomg the fin}. Si army engineer MAN ON THE CANAL) Philippines and wae general man rond. The major dosen't look lke an Marie Murphy was yesterday “my man. You can’t hire him to}sranted a divores from aeph A total of 75,036 persons passed | we unfform ekeept when t Murphy by Judge Morris, on the! through the ga of the King st./ rn compel tt. But they alk eay | around of non suppor. Marie ev-| passenger statt during February he . fine engineer and death to|idently did not take such a trifling| according to eport of the old landma that are inithe “ matter as a a rasenger bus « for that month ae——jshe smiled and Fifty-one | it of this total were Oriental Billiard and fol P ad the whole pr arrivals. lore 1413 Third av., have Tight*hew | Were married in Chica, _ — - and the only 6x10 pool t ago where Marie was an ac aad the caly. Guid vont sige | 6, oowre Juma Wee os Meat Prices That Please Four weeks af the mi a as. J sald both adien cc ‘marriage | At the Clty Mall Market, 509 Third “Wear Brooks Hat, Becks 4 ree ave, near Yesler, Fine Eastern Avenue nd has not been heard from since. | Hama, 16%¢ soe e Sell the Best ‘ ad Mi. f Ww Pianos Women’s an Sses Ti ecasearan tho teat sibs Spring Skirts 18 ing practtcat - » Makers and r JUST RECEIVED—A large shipment in the newest styles | and fabries. A varlety of patterns in plat hecks and other | fancies, in both light and dark colors Black and plain col ors tn betiste and panama. In the blacks we have outeises for the large women, band 30 to 96 Mmeches We Sell Pianos at Lowest Prices ie ing exp fifth of the expenne funds enable act nt t fe. outaide The Meyer-Toner Piano Company 314 Union St., Opp. P.-1 SOON TIRED OF EACH OTHER Prices, $6.50 to $22.50 MISSES’ SKIRTS were not a good showing, In worsteds an $4.75 to $12.00 JUST RECEIVED. and medium she A fow NEW GOODS arriving week or tall for “Onl: month pays EASTERN OUTFITTING CO. tn 1332-34 SECOND. “Seattle's Retiabl jes in the popular box style $9.00 to $14.00 i ~ STATE NAMES” BY BTUART MACLEAN. It sequns that we, sad to relate, Have wisprenounced moat every state | Hecaune some folks don't give « hoo rab, And carelessly epesk of “Mix sourab. That tegisiature ortes, “This jury Demands that al) me way ‘Mie sourt’ * In Little Rock the wise man bane as Very bad taste “Arkansas,” to way it turns out very grand; “Maryland,” Of course, Most of us do say New" in “New York" you And Such a queer thing as “loway,” it's alexo right to say “Montahna,” Ang “€ abdo,” Indiahna And now you know, to Say anything but what you uned to STAR DUST Thin Ought to Feteh Something Willeughty Bruce and J. B Senders are known here a+ mem bers of the orphan brigade, being the only orphan bachelors here ying bachelor’s ball. Mach are sooking a “better half,” asd have houses furnished for her to step tuto and begin. business, While} this te a plain statement of facts, it in, neverthe & well conceived advertisement, and ought to be fraitfel of good results. —-Winehes | wr (ind) Herald. A WORD FROM JOGH WISE. Yeu kin find come mighty low men la high places. “Ll wonder if Mucker's second wife reminds bim of bie first.” i doubt i. But I think he re minds her of the first about « dos en times @ day A Tonopah, N diapateh says a man lost $500,000 there playing faro, One might be able to boilewe the story if the dixpatch hadn't added, “The dealer persuaded bim to quit.” A STOCK EXCHANGE. “What are your prospects, young asked the beautiful mat ftath I haven't time to tell you In de eplied the young man, you an Mdean when I tel Comme 7m inve but na mn give you the Interstate mission Intends to weet } Need it added that tained unanimous consent further talk? | ree © ne he ob without | “How remarkable is the power o' }euggestion, Strange how some peo are tufluenced by it Yeu, I've en food it. In there we exhibition af ft at my house night That's int ting, What was ted to my wife that she ast summe nnet for ud it took three dectors tc out of her fit.” ion m thug wit F pocketbe This shows how much better it is} © earr pocket ook than to put} ‘THOUSANDS COME TO forgotten In this shipment 1 panamaa, priced from | chofee Mi Coats In light priees from in every department—a little haa aL, selected. NEAR UNION ie Credit House.” mast by He sounded Uke it rhymed with) view it's simply awful if you say sttgate me} | But “Abtabahma,” though you! stammer, lo much preferred to “ANabamma,” BG ELK COMES ""** ON = NEW INCORPOR i ba y Mining - Judge Henry A. Melvin, grand ex: | ' $25,000 “i $ alted ruler of the grand lodge BP = - i,t inaeman et ©, B., wilh reach Seatile at *: 10 t - Jonevh morrow morning to pay an offt| © ! onto L cial visit to the local lodge. . . Dewi Judge Melvin will be met by a ~ committee of local elke, The Sa! ” sopply b voy hotel will be bin he Cn obert Gililagie | while in the elty. Th v2 Bal wmbers are District Deputy BR - roms ngersell, Mayor William H. Moore, ctlmner L. L. Moe Richard Baxe Jones land J. ©. Slate . omey, ot | In the evening Judue Melvin will ‘har phew, ¢ jattend a regular session of the, “i! . Fr elke, after which he will be the . y= | guest at a social somsion. Saturday | “°** ho W, }morning Judge Melvin will pro . “© pee d to Taeoma - | —. ’ Dr, Lee Baker, dentist, 206 | putlding. Phone Main 6266 j ar you'll all refuse } | ' } Fels-Naphtha Soap, 6 for . small size, per cake.. Pp Ivory Soap, Packer's Tar Se — price 25 Chewi price Sc; tional ial, 3 for special, ng Gum, oie Pyralin Baby Rattles, regular price Spanish Hair Renewer, per bottle . Hoff's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with Hypoph and Guaiatal Carbonate ; is a tonic par excellent; vents colds and cures them; per bottle spe F Full 1-Ib. package Linen Correspondence Paper and g age of Envelopes, worth T schecessaum soc, Quaker Cough Drops, regular price 5c; specia Carter’s Bromo, regular price ; special Burton's Liver Tabicts, Pereeh es price asci , regular price e 00; Sf MAY MANTON PATTERNS 100. HOME OF THE UNIVERSAL RANGE. Till Noon. Till Noon, Till Noon. Best 60-inch 18-inct Basement. Re Heavy T Five I tair Liner s yards Good Apron Check Notions at a Discount inch All Woo Finest T ing, In tan (2 shad « oote Bell lar $2.00 quality; worth $ size can large Sponge, val ues to 860 36-inch Half Wool Dress ( another delivery th ed F ko ¢ lao a 4 5c The new Ma bab cey Hook and coy Bt SILKS 2¢ there ts tr inch Amertean Pongee them; & white, cream and a 1 | handful for desirable colors. See tt s-tooth goods; just what you w col bow 10c waist or summe take (the Leather Post many 27-inch Pongees, it a for 75c; on sale at London 2te Seattle View Figured G2k¢ poh. Post Cards a@inch “Rajah™ Sith Diack, ivory and nat This pular xk 6 suits and eoats that gold at $1.25, can —— new strong don’s 98 rubber; inch Wash Stth mate lifter Jap Silk , ost ent styles mine each most de 5c