The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 27, 1907, Page 4

fem arg ere, Telephones— BEB or carrier, No tree ‘Batered ai the Postoffics at Seatiio, Warhingion, As second-class matter subscription expires te om th ie year subscription hae nal A change of date TO J} SUBSCRIBERS. 1 Mat ct w teal sociated oman ROTICE TO SUNSCRIBERS -should ‘Say evening, please do ue the independent | mest it tie tle the only war wm ~ The Children Behind the Law One of the fine samples of good work In New York ts that ot the work among the children of the Bast Side under the dtrection of the People’s institute. The idea, to begin with, was to teach the children the lessons of Justice, fair play, fidelity to home and country and respect for the law ‘Then it was found that the best way to teach respect for law and the duty of law enforcement waa to get the children to help in enforeing the law. The cleanliness of streets and alleys and tenement houses was taken up and the children were divided Into bands and tnatructed to gee that the public cleaners did their duty The children made fine inapectora. Im one case a children's band compelled an ashman to come back and get o can he had overlooked. Im another case a street cleaner was made to go over ap on tire block he had hastily swept and left unclean. im another a policeman was taught to handle with less roughness &@ man whom he had arrested. The children kept after his superiors nti! the brutal patrolman was suspended. And so on. The children have sharp eyes and they are everywhere. They have high ideals of pubtic duty and are practical reformers. There is this difference: FORMERLY THE CHILDREN WERE IN LAW; NOW THEY ARE BEHIND IT. And that is the great need of our day. We do not need new Jaws so much as somebody behind the law to enforce It. ‘There should be more of this transferring of children—and mea Great issues are pending in Ruasia. People and csar are face to face, Will they clash? Bind the clash looms bloody revolution. What will the new douma bring to Russia, civil war or partia- mentary government’? The douwma is fresh from the body of the people. The protest of the voters was voiced at the polls in a remarkable popular elec tion that surprised the world. The whole people exorcised the suf frage for the first time. ‘The new douma ts a radical boty—more radical than the first douma_ ‘This representative body of the Russian people will demand con. stitutional government in spirit os well as In form, mand a responsible ministry. It will demand land for the pons When the first douma made these demands the czar dissolved the body. Will he dinsolve this assembly also? ‘The present assembly fs firm tn saying that ft will not be dts solved. And it is bold to say that arrayed behiad tt ta organized and armed resi®tance. What doce this mean? Does ft mean that the army and navy are with the people? Does it mean civil war? Does it mean that if @ universay strike ts again declared there will be herole, bloody victory or abject, tragic failure again repeated? The situation is tremendously strained. There are apparently BO leaders on efther side strong enongh to effect reconciliation. ‘The douma and the czar are already at war, be patched up? When wil! hostilities begin? come of the struggle from which netther seem to shrink? ‘The civilized world asks these questions with a dire dread of may soon happen fn St. Petersburg and the empire pues — [ET EM GROW DID NEWCASTLE, PA, MAN WHEN IT COST MORE TO AM- PUTATE WHISKERS. WITH SHAVES AT 15 CENTS. (Seattic Star's Exclusive Service.) BEWCASTLE, Po. March 27. starting example of the difference a Bloke! makre has just been demon- @trated to the barbers of this de- Lightfui Httle city. Some time ago they dictated that shaves must be 15 Gents instead of 10. Now whiskers have suddeniy grown tn popularity @né it is extimated that custom at @ince March 1, when the new price Went into effect ‘The one barber who had adhered te the old price has been doing a fushing business. The indications ¢ will not stand p -— adthaeh nnd tain Dr. Lee Baker, dentist, 206 Bitel 56 bufiding§ Phone Main The Sweetest Kind of Music expressed in the softest and mMellowest tones—the classic Masterpieces —the popular hits . ‘ lone ago, al Music Box There is a peculiarly eppeal in ita soft, aw Which distinguishes {it and f makes It ent from ordt nary instruments $9.00 to $2.60. Basy payments if desired Free recitals any time Sherman, Clay & Co. 1406 Second Avenue ATTLE STAR __ 1907 and 1209 Seventh Ave, _ ERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. | “EASTERN ONION TELEPATHY CO. TELEGRAM Sunset Main 1060. indepandent 57 } Sunset Main 1080, —_,,.. Business: Indepandent 1! ee BALLARD STAR AGENCY G2 Ballard Ave. Muneet, Baltant 16 BVRRETT ETAR AGENCY W. B Leonard, let Hewitt Ave Gas cent per copy, sik conte per week, or twonty five Gente per Puneet, Main 9M rach hem that date are Ty advance, your name cory Of The Star fall to reach you by eal wp our main effin Bumeet, veloc and we will send you 8 Copy Please Ulephone us every time it, between ¢ and Te mee. IT you should mise it mare than ence, Way We can be cortale of giving our subscribers & perfect service-and RAIN STOR ALAS, FATAL WORDS, AS THE RED HOT BOOKS SAY. It was plat that Pierpont Mor-, or New Testament, hae the divine gan was not in a good humor, right to hold a few milion of rafl- teasant that mone eS poh of | 894 operate them without regard to of a man who hed taken © the ¥ Welsh rabbit made with vanttia in-) > yr was an tm ait ashlee stead of beet, rosstvly he had hung to & street that morning. Or Be WAY | ine and I could have been to @ vaudeville show the} 10) 1 tered the conference FRONT OF THE he roared. Kevery clerk tn th Send for Perkins office Dewan to look ke «& pital t. ‘Vitus! pital for wietime of 8 Sn seat ene “kn tho ote ‘isl I eat there on a beneh in the gen-/ |). an interested but fearions | Mr. Morgan grew and what demon- strations he made were Interesting. | but net terrifying, to m not in hie employ, but was there as & reperter to Interview him. | thought better, bowever, to wal until the great man'e anger coo) before sending in any card, and ft eat there to await developments Morgan's private office, Shortly | after, “ge Crea, Mellen, Hit, Marrt-| Baer, who, although » mentioned by name tn either the Olympia Market Pike St, saves balf your meat Try them and see. Union Bakery 217—-PIKE ST—217 Both Phones, Main 880. Sponge Cakes 15c Made From Fresh Ranch How can peace What will be the out Would Run Stow Trains. CHICAGO, March aenger officials of the Western rat} arranging new ¢ the roads are making alow progress. The idea that trains be operated more slowly causing protests to be sent in from all of the important places on the | schedules for ~"Kilsin, the shoemaker, 217 J fad EASTER APPA the barber shops fell off 75 per cont} “Seattle’s Reliable Credit House.” STAR DUST By “JOSH” RECEIVED= 736 No. via Hong Kong ¢ Suez tv ee “Pale. Heve a man who has fived in the Ina dunk off Chefod 1 |, a,c tam tugh he sare |< 00 yarn and more nh P * fae Cnarile. ‘The vaudeville man-|years of that time in a flat, wil residents r agor'll git you ef you don't watoh |ever like the country, alt Peenale al tremenaad mel we ios and rics, Ce sts ae se evening, He : Notice reports of tremendous victories A WORD FROM JOSH WI6E, | town.” sme égreat carnage Fine work Z 1c be considered all that when . o built the house. He's put Shanghai Lire » ,, bowling alley right In the center of : the second Hoor and hired a man to roll the balls all night AVE “~~ \) in & woman's dress | gutomatioaliy in thelr ture . ’ an’ IT tell yOu! feel right at hom a os Ader. She Was at the “Opening.” all the Nberal, 250,000 for ie wn try! vs tandce' wat |) Boys Wanted roads and @ few aeres of coal land fee 60 cen r public, and I knew it, and I watted for sev- Gleason, secretary. eral hours, refraining from tntrud- ing upon the great men. But neon it no longer, #0 “Delighted to see you,” sid Mor gan. “Welcome to our mide!" erted al, $4100.000-00- | Moor, ve you been watting eatside jal is time?” asked PF riman, red the great man. | “Pray be seated.” eaid Sill Investment C. & in the office Jumped. Bango weer ee Making Hie Mark. James Campbell, Lumber Cap- netics shook, | *nded. dpe Bg down. A South Bend, Ind, girt played |f| John Corgist, Rest Estate Cap- whouted Mr Now.” sald Morgan, “what oan I) detective and caught a man who PE cal Senn, Ton We & do tor you? tried to Mirt with her, And many Mollus & Co « Griffith Davies, Merchant. HM, ha ames ~snaee I replied, “President | sng many « girl has caught one— “ and without playing detective, either. books say. Bend for Perkina!” he shouted ee orphan’ oar b ley Mill Co. agnin, and retired to hts private Of-] v.14) near ignorant people and | he tang i Hp 1 den ‘ue John Erikson, Mining Capitalist. experts declare there is no 2 | are p or Si Geer peek inland New € 09 & brain storm. Mut I—I ation Co. See Fe Meat Prices That Please || | ‘iostion coe sate How anery| At the City Hall Market, 609 Steam bathe fic, Orlental bathe. | Third av, near Yesler, Pot roast, eel ée to Se; rib steal 19¢ oon Brewing and Maiting Co. Investment Co. Kelleher, Attorneys. CLOTHES FOR MEN. A Good Point to Remember About This Store 18 THAT WE ARR. EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR THRE ct Be weil, Capitatit, Pres. Seattic Loan and 4 . Cod. . c John H. McGraw, Pres, M: & Kittinger. Waiter Owkes, Capitalist. rd Furniture Co. James Shannon, Physician. Victor Hugo Smith, Capitalist, Frederick 4 Davis & Co. 6 p.m. to B p.m. ERIKSON BUILDING, Northwest Cor, First Av. University. BROADHURST SYSTEM CLOTHING—THE BEST FITTING DOWNING, HOPKING & RYER READY-FOR SERVICE APPAREL IN AMERICA, WITH OUR Ine, VAST STOCK OF STYLES AND PATTERNS, AND COM. BROKERS. PLETE ASSORTMENT OF SIZES, IT WILL, TAKE YOU BUT A FEW MOMENTS TO STEP IN AND PICK OUT YOUR NEW BASTER SUIT OR TOPCQAT. BROAOCHURST SYSTEM, $18 TO $35. OTHER RELIABLE MAKES $15 UP, J. REDELSHEIMER & CO. 800-804 First Av., Cor. Columbia St. Strongest Topcoat H in the State PRIVATE WIRES. Tel. Mein 279, Ind. 279. 35 - Ali Established 1856. PIANOS 1908 GECOND AVENUE Arcade Building. eeu E are ready with a very complete show- ing of the newest and most charming styles for Easter in Women's Costumes, Suits, Coats, Skirts, Waists, Millinery, Misses’ Suits, Coats and Skirts. With Easter Sunday but three days away, you have but little time left in which to select your new outfit—the attractiveness of our styles and our moderate prices should be strong induce- ments for you to do your choosing here. Our liberal credit plan makes buying a pleasure, no mat- ter what the condition of your pocket-book. Some novos ¢ are showing for Raste the Silk and lace combination sults in Pony and faney three-piece garme arate suspetider « and | tons are new arrivals . 825.00 to 860,00 silk combination blouse with separag dollo, in plain |] A decidedly new and striking garment is a heavy lace arta 9 Sp I bolero, with a short back ae new « sleeve os as li : 00 © $35.00 The Inst fow days have witnessed the arrival of some j] Some effective silk outer skirts are n box plaited and of the most modish things shown thi ason, includ | braid trimmed and a sunburst style; also a plain ing some new Eton xtyles and tho tight-fitted of | strapped and stitched tailored garment, $15.00 fects ss..++. Aidhe sebavknct $16.50 © 885.00 "to ...... ’ ves eee es O,00 Our, Millinery Show: Is tracting a great 1 of cH: abe atning merite ale The space that this department formerly ocew- has beon doubled and our showing {s larger and more varied than it has evor been. There's distinction and refinement in every hat shownnlpom he simple street hat to the most elaborate creation. All the newest and st becoming shapes combined wh Baring bude, flowers and foliage, dainty ribbon streamers and delicate umes creations of famous foreignand domestic milliners We believe we bave a hat to sult your taste and type of face exactly. Our prices arg right #3.50 to 835 A yory, dpmprehensive m taffeta, nets, chiff The Walat Department ts serted, and Japanese silk lection of waists in lingerie, embroidered and lace tt s and lace $2.00 to $35.00 The New Suits and Topcoats Have Arrived The Clothing I rtment Is now itless in cut and workman wing the new styles in Mon's Toggery. Our ready-towear Sults and Tope hip and will give you as much satisfaction as any madetoorder garmen $15.00 © $35.00 A Little Down and a Little at a Time Pays the Bill Eastern Outfitting Co., 1... 1332-34 Second Av., Near Union “Seattle's Reliable Credit House.” 4, having been tn at this will ne unumal experienc Ban Francisco at the time of the) Amerte uphenval, giving her a view of the} upon the colny.— Wey styles te diffe , #0 whe ix able to please all/ Advertisement In “There are only two kinds of me really worth while bavi the house,” remarked the widow “Oh, do tell tw» what they are |ehrieked half a doten girls | “Bither a poor man who can do | carpenter work or a millionaire who will employ @ Will Not Change People President Roosevelt, satiofied with the designs on gold coinage, has engaged o York artist to prepare more artistic It ia to be feared, TEMPORARY woodshed’s right over his bedroom and snother man chaps wood tl Tel! me how | midnight, Then he has bells and many pins there are gongs all over the house that ring My stock is now complete with west things in the mill nery line, Am prepared to please oS Solera © ih man ote Be all, Ladies, call and see our State! ” Fair Hats, prepared by our trim: educational purposes last year.” liner, Mise M. Polk, who has had an “Ie that so?” Iocan eS stock of filme aa plates now on hand NOT give her | OAK RANGE Has for fifty years, the popular ity and prestige it has toc have them me prices from $1.00 up. nm ited time only we wilh free of charge af) films or gis bought of us. To join the Beattle Newsboys’ union | and sell Seattle papers Initiation | Good corners will be provided, Call at The Star office, 1209 Seventh av, and ask for Joho than half a century « and of which more are sold each year, must have special merit. their constantly in For sais in Seattle by the sole Woodhouse & Platt FURNITURE CO. Complete House Furnishers. You press the buttos CALL AND 6E8 Accounts Only Received. R, Ausias-Turenne, Pres. Yukon Dearborn, Reet Estate Capitatiet. John W. Eddy, Mgr. Port Biake- HOME OF THE UNIVERSAL RANGE. G. Alston Hele, Mgr. Thomas OLD COUNTRY LINENS HAMILTON-BROWN Silk and Dress Goods — Department heavy Lining Sateen, regular Daniel Kelleher, of Bauaman & Marry Krute, Pres. Washington Raiph A. Schoenfeld, Manager Mohatr, extra Stands comes im navy Struve, of John C. €. Vilas, Manager U. &. Assay Office. Fw. Ww of Wert & Wheeler, Por Ct. Paid on All Deposits IANKING HOURS: 10 a, m. te ip. m. SATURDAYS: 10 a. m, to 12 my only. Per yd. GIRLS’ DRESSES Girls’ Chambray Dresses, Peter Pan style; white Windsor te; white braid round collar and cuffs; white buttons. Very neat BLOUSE STYLE DRESSES Biack and white check Zephyr Gingham, prettily trimmed at the collar, cuffs and belt GIRLS’ OUTING FLANNEL DRESSES Pretty little Dresses in assorted colors; finished with braid and yoke trimmed with embroidery. Sizes 1 to 4 years. Special to close, each, She Grain, Provisions, Stocka, Bonda Children's Wash Hats, 200 styles to select from. style of wash hat ts here. of 3 patierna, KOHLER & CHASE Every known shapes; adjustable o: great variety Prices start at pure bristle and better most brushes Easter Hose Supporters The Princess Chic Supporter ts good one; gives correct con tour to figure Can be worn with or without Price special The latest in SIDE COMBS 39 Diana Front Pad Supporter, 50 duces a perfect form Qe and Be men’s, girls’ or children’s. 10¢ a0 25e any costume; stik embroidered ndds to the 4 own importations, ‘Th: BLACK BEADED BELTS Silk Belte—very known kind ench Lace Deape Vellt » Silk Turn-Overs' large black buckle P3832. on peo tfotfMesey . = = epee ~~ Prices in Our Rug Section Explaining Why It Is Busy Axminsters—Rieh ings, Oriental, £ - Zz Tap Brusselis Rugs, 0x12 Feet— | 9x12 these $14.50 values for Faves! pace Baby Easter After a great delay In frei are recefving daily Among them is knots, ruching and others lawn and emt are exceptional! ranging from, 25¢ oe Beret eririye ched, finished