The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 14, 1907, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR Dae, Wotan Pus SHING CO. 1907 and 1909 Seventh Aver _ EVE! RY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. Telephones— Editorial; Independent 678; Sunset Main 1050. Business: Independent 1138; Sunset Main 1060, w__ BALLARD STAR AGENCY-s2) Nallard Ave Suneet, Ballant 06 EVERETT STAR AGENCY W. B Leonard, 160) Hewitt Ave Huneet Main ma fy wah'or ok i HE conte per week, or twenty-five gente per month, “Delivered OF carrier, No free oo) pinaeed Bintered at the Postoffice at Seatite, Washington, as aecont-olase matter, “TO MAIL CRINEHA-—The date when your subsertption expires is om he eel ot guy vs ives, If your subscription has mot 0 frais the tat, A ebange of date o® of The Star fall w resem you by H Up Our maim offices unset, <iock and #o Will send YOR a eee ones. han once, please telephone us every time FOU meine TR this way we can he cartale of atving our subsortbers @ perfeot servier-and ft te the only war. WS A Curious Question--What Is the Answer? Which has a better time in life, a man or a woman? This little question has England by the cars. George R, Sims, playwright and journalist, provoked the discussion when he declared in the London Daily Mail that women have a better time in life than men. Everybody has rushed to express his or her views, and the English newspapers reek with waxing argument. Now the question has come to America. Why not.ask: Which has a better time a ring tailed monkey or a horned frog?) A chipmunk or a chim- panzee? A bird of paradise or a tortoise shell cat? ora goat? A man named Smith or a man named Jones? ‘The first answer is another question: What do you mean by “a good time”? Doubtless the ring-tailed monkey's idea of happiness is not the same as the horned frog's. The chipmunk and the chimpanzee would have entirely different conceptions of “a good time.” the tortoise shell cat creature and the goat of a rantankerc »sition, the sheep would find her happiness in following her good- matored bent and the goat his in raising what they call a And Smith's idea of happiness would coincide with If you should mine ft me = in life, A sheep Neither would the bird of paradise agree with If the sheep was a mild, inoffensive 1s and evil disp ruction. Jones’ just to the extent that Smith and Jones had the same tastes and inclinations, The propounder of this vexing question did not ask, which has the truer conception of happir It might have been even worse if he had father of all philosophy, to reason in a circle. “What is happiness?” they asked him “Happiness,” Aristotle, ich « the man who is most closely guided by his reason.” “Then who,” they persisted, man?” “The reasonable man,” said Aristotle, his head, Sims supports his assertion by many arguments. “Wom- an,” he says, “while always asserting her strength, fails to claim the privilege of her weakness. Children fill only the icisure of the most loving father, but fil! the life ef the mother. Whatever pleasure there is in absolute power, that pleasure is the woman's and not the man’s. Every new frock, hat, piece of jewelry and parasol woman a new joy. Man makes moncy; Home, family and love are woman's joys as they can never be man’s.” . Yet, if these are woman's joys, what of the joys that are equally as distinctly man's? A man finds joy in the building up of a successful business, in the achievement of political or intellectual aspirations, in that comradeship which can exist only between man and man, in a circle of society as dif- ferent from the woman's as hers is from his, in being the master of his household, in that perhaps keenest of all de- lights, the satisfaction of making something, producing some- thing, creating something—in a hundred ways of which a woman, because she is a woman, has no comprehension. Analyzed, the question is scarcely a question at all. A woman or a man has “a better time in life” than another ‘woman or another man just in proportion as her life or his life fulfills her or his ideals of ethene nan? the failed to define happiness, and had $8, 2 man ora Aristotle, replied is that wh “is the reasonable doubtless scratching “is the man who is happy.” rarely is toa woman spends it. Miss Hebe Frost, Whose mind w By tales of rafiroad hot Set out from hence At small expense Upon the Road of Ace! And so, with dearth Of youthful mirth, Young Hebe, ere she tried her berth, ived to pray » disarray, nning this unusual way © l must sleep Where fife is cheap, I pray the Lord my sout to keep; something break 1 wake, » quick, for goodness sake!” night In rapid flight They hit « car of dynamite; And there, all spread Right out in bed, Fxir Hebe lay completely dead. class wrecks be caught, As on the Road of Accidente. Boys Wanted 118 Pike St., saves half your m . To join the bis. Try them and see. attle Newsboys’ union Initiation Good corners will be Call at The Star office, nd ask for and sell Seattle papers. fee 60 conts Don't throw away your ided clothes. Have them cleaned Jook like new at the Pantatoriam. Call wp Main 104" wee ( = =STEIN WAY— One of the contributory reasons why the Steinway piano is re fued as THE WORLD'S STANDARD. may be fou t that since its In- ception it h under the sup: wion of me teinway fart! embodied in certain improv found im no other instrument It {s not merely the combination of wood, felts and metals, but it is the knowing how to ombing them in order to produce the highest munioal results which has made the Btein- way the plano by which all others are meas- ured ay, a John THE STEINWAY. work of creat rt which stands alone unqualifiedly the best. peli Sherman Pfiay & Co, 1406 Sesond Avenus, The House of Quality, ULTRY NETTING—Car just Pecetved. Price and quality guaranteed LOGGERS’ SUPPLY CO. Colman Dock. Both Phones 922. PANTS ¥4.00 at the UNION TA TO ORDER FOR tLORS, 614-618 Third Ave Coliseum Rink Building STAR “What won't @ man do for o woman when he's ia love with he “You, but what won't a woman do to a man when he's In love with hert” A WORD FROM JOSH WISE. Ef we only talked about th’ things we know somethin’ about we'd have « heap wy time fer thinkin’ Former Senator Burton will get joat March 22. But when will Tom Platt get out? “Did you have the advantage of a college training? “No, I had mine ta a local gym nasium.~ No, the Farmers Will Hunt Him, J. C Lawton, the walking buck- ster from Bast Liverpool, is around Wear Brooks’ Hata, 1831 Second Avenue. - | | | | mes to | EASTER DUST By “JOSH” among the farmers buying vip "out ter and eggs. Wonder z he! will woup when butter an@ eage be come plentiful? We «ube net Wattavitie correspondenct ‘caftol ton (O.) Free Press “John Philip Sousa Wiintse,/the copyright law changed. | waoader what's wrong with the; present law?" “I believe that under (i préent law somebody stole a March” on him,” , “Did L leave my umbreliq in here?” asked the custdper, who had returned to the store, “1 dont know wh © you did or not,” answered the cterk. You loft this . ad 4 “I don’t waderstand this BIN at all, senator,” sald the new congress What do you make out of “That,” replied the senator, “is ® business transaction, and con cerns only myself avd the man for whom I am pushing (he bill,” “Your husband says he would walk on hot plowshares for you. Mra. Luckie,” said an envious neigh bor. Yeu, because he knows he Dr, Lee Raker, dentist, 206 Bite! building. Phone Main 6256 *** doesn't bave to,” replied the wife, "Dut just watch hie ex k him to bring up a souttio of coal.” Baltimore American. to protect cattle,” she rea ‘ fan’t that ploo of th suppose they wi of the poor, dear cows Satisfied with this glimpse at the nows of the great world, she turned to the realition of the fashion gol umn.-Philadelphia Ledger IN A CLASS BY HIMSELF. John D. says the report that be will give away another $32,000,000 ia exaggerated. Maybe he's going to take that much away from some hody No Certainty These Days, “1 heard you were golng to New York tomorrow.” “| don't know whether I am or Geeds, Fruit Tress, Cut Flowers. Sandahi & Bon, 120 Pike, cor Ind av. not, I'm going to stort for New York tomorrow Mra. Gabb two years, and It hasn't anid @ word Mr. Gabb--Why don't you give It a chance? Meveland Leader. “What ts inconsistency 2” oes the curious one, “Well,” responde the wine one, “it is that apirtt which moves a woman whose sleeves stop at the elbow to aeold her ha and because he hagn't any cuffs on."*—Chicago News. VOLCANOES ARE ACTIVE Reports have been received here of great voleantc activity among the Aleutian istunds passengers on the steamer Dora from Valdes to Unalaska on the night of Feb 22, maw @ volcano in full eruption on Akutan istand Mount Makuskin, a volcano to the went of Unatawka, has displayed rable activity recently. vakes which Ive had that parrot| * though se-| POOP EEPEERGEREEDEE EEE Y + ORES tee DIANA'S DIARY NUMBER THREE * * * * * TUT TT Lt Lahn. | caused no great damage, pre- | 1 the outbreaks, TAO OMA. Mareh Ti —There win| be no salary raise for the teachers! of this city, as asked Yesterday the down. DEAN” CIGAR, The new quality, bo Lawn mowérs ground right L. Mall, 1111 Piret Ave. SEATTLE City of Roses! Why not? Portland a Rose City City ? announces the ~ name bust growth. of one Seattle’s Los Angeles is a why not Seattle a Rose As usual London leads in good work and Rose City— First Annual Rose Bush Sale Now is the time to plant. thrifty 2-year old bushes that will bloom freely this season. Climbing Roses, Tea Roses, Ever- blooming Roses and Hybrid-Teas. Ai! true to all field-grown in this section, assuring you plants of strong constitution and ro- We have bought the surplus stock s largest Rose growers and Friday and Saturday will offer the 35c and 50c plants at the absurd price of-— Each |B Cents SALE OF UNDERMUSLINS The week of unprecedented value-giving in Muslin Un- derwear ends Saturday night. Thousands of choice gar- ments still remain; all are in perfect condition, in spite of the tremendous business transacted. Enthusiastic crowds of shrewd buyers are more than pleased with the bar- gains. and | Skirts, $1.87 $1.50 2.00 Skirts, Gowns, Gowns, Drawers, Drawers, Chemise Chemise For tomorrow we offer— Gowns, Drawers, Drawers, Chemise Chemise 19: March Matting Sale Friday and load of Choice dried out, k o' time for s fine lot ; not Saturday and Chinese inday Jap but new atting as full 12—TIill Noon j fan ¢ Jackson Waists 29¢ Choice den j j | i asc can Gar Choice Fruit 15c Glove Seed, PRE 2¢ Fine White Waistings, per yard and Finish 20¢ Lining Cambric, yard {0c | 15e | 18¢ 20 | dhe Yard. Yard. eat at op cnail | Yard. | Warp. | Pure Yard, White, CAN'T FILL TELEPHONE, C. 0. D. OR DEALERS’ ORDERS. PLANT ROSES m the thou Eastern | isit Seattle Ronse oF ye UNIVERGAL RANGE. ‘olored | sc Williams’ We offer you large thereby Bargains—12 Lace Shelf Sc edge Garden : Hats Paper, 3 for 9c 10c Children’s Creepers, or Play Suits 39c Grain Buckle Shoes $1.35 Panama Soap, 2 tor be 12%c yard ard Fine Bleached Curtain Beautify Your Grounds PLANT ROSES school board turned the petition | 1 PUT A BUNCH OF ASSORTED HENS THROUGH THEIR Move MENTS.” I suppose I am well on the way to become a female Hack |in Prof. Strongarm’s strongarmery, 1 have dev od & bicepe the lof hickory nut, and the professor says I am gettir Grectan | go through exercises like aweeping the cary ) scrubbing the lnoor, but they are brushiese scrubs and broomlexs «weeps 80 I tig” the exercise immensely. I am learning bow te stand, how te walk how to sleep and ho eat. It is surprising to how I have bem able to do all those things all my life without the assistence of Pr Btrongarm., 1om such a good pupl! Prof. Strongarm gets me to b 'p hin with ome of the classes, and | must y that T am in my nifty Mitte ayn m costume as I put a by a8 through their mover The professor says | am his stap ge j pit ; At briggan's. ork. w to ta. i at Taffeta & Bak al that Jt hurts me the same time I am getting sore on my job I find that physical culture in a (To Be Continued.) Look at These al Specials for Friday and Saturday Only Lister's Sanitary Towels, for women, 1 dozen in a box Medium size, per box Large size, per box wanes + wena : Dr. Le Laude’s Safety Belts, for women, made of sateem in white and colors. No hooks, no pins; requ 75; special . ° cues Odd Sizes in Penn's Shoulder Braces, kool and kum while they last, Friday and Sat 49¢ fortable, worth $1.00; Air Cushion and Hot water Bottle, urday Friday and Saturday $1.48 Tourists’ C« We have a few odds and ends in Abdominal Belts and Supporters. If you can find one to fit you on Friday of Saturday, it’s yours for less than one-half regular price, This will rat ottonette, regular price 35¢; ymbined + regular price $2.00; special, full 1-pound packages, Anth Friday and Sat . 1%¢ urday only We are agents for VINOL, and guarantee this re | markable Cod Liver Oil preparation abs | for free booklet. | Price, per bottle ..... | Toilet Paper values in fine tissue toilet papers tion to some Sale of remarkable lasts all week. Don’t fail to get an introduc of our Specials, nbo, round, full 2,000 sheets, 2 rolls for t Rite, full 1, 3 rolls for . Quaker Special, per roll, 5c; special, § rolls for. ooo sherts, A Little Down and a Little at a Time ash dealers. 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