The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 30, 1907, Page 4

eae i i THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING Co. a 1807 and 1309 Seventh ne 1¥Y APTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. __ Telephones— Editoriat; Independent 675; Sunset Main 1050, Business: Independent 1138; Sunset Main 1050, a BABDARD BVAR AGENCY-2%) Baltart Ave, Sunset, Batinnt St ~~ evenerr STAR AGENCY W. Bo Leonard, 148 Suneet, Main Ht Ave RAE per Copy, Mie cents per Week, oF twenty-five conte per month, Delivered hy Batered at the Posto ties at Beatin Washington, an second-class matter, When yowr subsertption expires te on the at tele arrive if Your subscription hae Rae me t¢ takew from the lat, A change of date ow TO MAIL sUnscnrnens am ew yeur oy ef The Muar fall to reach you by taver © ee Genes, call Up our mint oft clock and «e Will Sead Fou & oy please (slaphone us ver? time Mt te the only war none 3 This to sour Boy You have heard of “Farmer” Burns, the famous wrestler, who for many yours has been able to get both shoulders of the best of them down on the mat Well Farmer Burns does not SMOKE, CHEW, USE TRA OR COFFEE. Do you understand why Burns cuts out tea, coffee, tobacco and Nquor? Simply be things stand in the way of his being & strong man physics a8 tron, supple ax « tiger's. Ddéllows. He must have a brain as clear as a Philadelphia lawyer's Any kind of artiffetal atimutus, whether ft is weak ike tea, oof fee, tobacco, or strong Ike whisky, fmterfores with his right breath tug, interferes with his musele expansion, int res with pure blood DRINK, SWEAR OR these are He must have muscles that as strong He must have tungs Hike a Diackemith's er fm the brain. He can't afford to use stimulants, In the end they tend to weaken his body and his mind But you cannot quite see the connection be earing and physical strength. Lot Burns himself explain. Listen “Lot of people,” he says, “can't see what ¢wearing bas to do THE BEGINNING BRGINNING OF with ft. Let me tell you that SWEARING IS OF TOUGHNESS AND TOUGHNESS 1S THE WEAKNESS.” If some of the “has beens” in the sporting world careful as Farmer Burns about the beginning of Might still be coming down the pike full tilt It is this way ‘Wreatiers and athietes and champions of the diamond and the sawdust ring--on th: rage—do not last long. And the reason for it is they get “tough.” They forget to be gentlemen. They grow weak. By and by they get knocked out The man who swears at every jump of bis pulse ¢annot be clean inside. He swears because he gets tough and he gets tough because he swears. The two go together. The maa te corrupted. And corruption is weakness. In the «porting world he is a strong man who keeps from swear tog. I requires strength to do so, It requires strength in the sporting world to keep from driaking. The man whe ls too tough to cut out elther of these habits ts too weak to last TOUGHNESS 18 WEAKNESS. ‘To be strong a man must be clean inside and out he must be strong. Do you see! Every fellow who has red blood tn his veins wants to be amd manly. ien't that true? ‘The trowbje ts that many fellows get the idea that Diewlag ct garetts smoke Ubrough the nose or swearing big oaths helps to make them like men. Bat this is 4 mistake. Instead of making boys tmanly it makes them tough, and A TOUGH IS A WEAKLING This is no Sunday school lesson, this lesson from Farmer Barna, Tt te vot preaching. It \s the telling of some facts abuut strength @8d manliness that every decent chap ought to know If you want to be manly and successful be clean outside and ta- side. Be a gentleman, not a tough Because toughness is weakness ‘The tough boy is sure to grow up to be a week man and the ‘Weakness will show some day. The clean boy bas every chance to be « strong man. The Law--Plus the Lawyer had been as toughness they To be clean strong Aboat a your ago Bartlett Richards ape three associates of a dand and feeding company were found guilty at Omaha for fencing gereramen! lands ‘These people had fenced ap a ranch of 40,000 acres of Nebraska lands, balf of which was government land. ‘There was mo question about the facts. The defendants were guilty. Surely the penalty must be a severe one. ‘This was the sentence A FINE OF $360 EACH AND IMPRISONMENT OF 81X HOURS! The six hours was spent in the custody of a deputy United States marshal at the Omaha club The whole thing was a roaring farce on judicial procedure, » side-splitting joke cracked In the face of justice. But—thank goodness—there is a president of the United States Who has some cid-fashioned ideas about the enforcement of the laws. When he learned the facts it may be imagined he got red tn the face. He removed the marshal and the district attorney tn- stanter, and if he had had the power would doubtless have taken the federal judge off his bench A new indictment was found and last week the four guilty parties were sentenced, two of them to $1,500 fines and a year in Jail, and the other two to $500 fines and eight months fm jail. THAT'S THE STUFF! TES firet Ave. and Western Ave. at « point where the depth will be some | where near 150 feet 4 | Half « dozen test holes are to be L sunk along the rout of the proposed tumnel which will parallel the Great Northern tunnel two or three The Union Pasifie raflroad has hundred feet east of that bore. degum to sink its first test hol The U. P. tunnel wi ase under @ determine the character of earth the northeast corner of the Carnegie ft will encounter in digging tts tun- library Mock and follow down Fifth fel undef the city. This hole was avenue to Yesier Way thense bear @arted on Virginia street between ing old gases works. Olympia Market | b.00 ww Jot he: v 118 Pike St. saves half your mest) (20,"";., Uv peed jook like new at bills, Try them and see. Main 10 to the west to the site of the ay orn te be Pantatortum, Not a Single Tear In Five Thousand Pieces If Sent to the Lz | . We Press Not | | lron Starch Shirts. 1 tar | Saves Wear and Our Driver REG Deliver Phone M, 2 “THE BOY NEXT DOOR” By a Neighbor, I shall certainly complain about That Boy Next Door! The Boy Next Door red wagon. it when our Sylvester, will, artleasty ly, our Sylvester pulley and the Boy Next Then they Robber. Our Sylves' robber and the Boy } the policeman, He sa have to be the poticem: ter wanted a ride, as then thelerally, He runs too much to real-| = gy MD s red wagon would be the patrol | tam. T released our poor, dear By!.| S24 follage Had some af thaw rues) male ec bales “a a Seer wagon. Our Sylvester has bis ride, | vester, Oh, that our Sylvester were | fn taven Meoormed mh lan and] Day or Night SAepesre and then was immured tm the cals | able to liek the Boy Next Door. sometimes in frilied or even quite] Washington Building. | Our Prices Told eae me a a —— — plain net of varying textures, end) J Fue Ave a certain laces. A deep border of} _Pnane 2006 f this lace and network, carried out AMUSEMENTS. | very finely tn black wpom & black | anne ARP PP ODD A DADA DDD DDS net go mounted upon white, The manuseript of o: He wae playing with | by butted tm. moments they were playing divine Door driving played Policeman and THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY. MARCH has @ pretty” as children te a fow iz the wagon goods bor ter waa the t Door wae id he would an if Sytvee The Roy Ne coop By “JOSH” ne of Marne poems was sold the other day for | is a mollycoddle. $2,000. But i wasn poem A WORD FROM JO! sights so weak tht the needs glasses t pretty bonnet wae or a wart. WHAT 18 A MOLLYCODDLE?, The MOLLYCODDLE has Opened with a rush Several hundred persons who be | Neve they can give the beat deft of the word have nition after the prise, Here Editor Star Cast Most people think « is aman Wrone A Bex dows pot count corsets. A male mollycoddie fe a man who! allows bis wife to buy his etgare. Turkish bath for $1.06. Under House. Phone Main 1 the definitions revetved may be either a man or a woman. | A female mollycoddle ts a woman whe allows her husband to buy her! mRS. I A moliyeoddie * «2 man whe “What “ng poetry in March, ge °F! next gummer? letter to Star {T. Ms knocking Stuart Melcan.)! aod bed ali vient Meat Prices That Please. Grand t « spring| A man who lives In a flat that has & janitor is mollyeoddie, He bas! to be. SH WISE. A mollycoddle ls 4 man who le A moliyooddte ts ! | aot. woman's M contest started are a few Mt mol! poodle | mol treo be Overs) At the City Hall Third av, de to Se; rth steaks. “ar from Rainier Hei On ave Eighth provements, montn. pay Phone Table Linen Beautifully i\undered CASCADE ¢ LAUNDRY) ; Call for Work an O—Ind. 210 Two Lots On Sunnyside, Near 39th St. $1800 -Terms Four Lots in Lakewood, onehalf block line extension; fine view. $1900—Terms Fine Corner James and Madison. Ware & Ireland 419 Bailey Building. 2148 Wateh for Something For & Edited by ghts car The Pverett is Beattie only by “T artists of the San between Old im- $90 per Week of March 31, beginning Sanday matinee a Matinees datly except Thurs day and Friday oe Doors oper } | matiness 1:50 ee: Evenings 7:30. P orformance begins, mati nee 2:18. Even ing 8.35. NEW BILL MONDAY AFTER NOON BARRING Ventrilo: w Moving d Dust pear Yoslor. Phon, Preaches 1 xt Door loud, doleful lamentations, rushed to the rescue, The Boy Next Deor and bis read wagon we where to be seen. They bad gone away to play elsewhere, But there was our Sylvester til! in the dry A lot of alate had been nalled across ft, and he was 4@ pris ner ke a chicken in & market boose, which was a dry goods bas. How sweetly they play,” ua L turned from the windog, Some 2@ minutes later | was aliractdl I thought no bac E.C. a man who wear a white necktie before sun aR A mollycoddle ia 4 woman whose} cook has just resigned RS. BL. T. An Ol ‘Temes, Market, leo the verybody. “Bosco.” an artist HE HOt Carlo Ope bee) Pot quant, SEATTLE SPIRIT Magazine it Wilt Goon Be Out, a Com carried out the privan idea too HY) poeade with a design of large roses | Any man who carries an umbrella M. &.P. married. H. B. A mollycoddie is a man who uses a safety rasor Ww will be worn by ladies asks a wotnan in a Clothes, are, “Great! you row [be pret with mowt Kind Lady Little Gtri stoma: hache. Great!” exclaimed the stage manager, @® the curtain fell “1 have seen him in pearly 200 per formances and still moves me.” “Just keep your lamps on me, cull,” said the stage hand. me move the scene,” WNT POLLY’ We constantly eee embroideries upon net oF lace, pliques of silk very ty Little girl, 10 conte with which what you liked tm tho candy over there, what would you gett (uphesitatingly) pada, sat lots of them, except at that seene “Wat CORNER A New Itew te suscessful, upon a white net background, ke three for matdenhatr, jaxreen with a here and there, hay of tate, pretty and wife, A and in c ing the embroidery to pale colors, is very/ youthful floral trimmings carried out in tulle are perishable but charming, espe clally when they rep thing ethereal, uch as dandelion, thistle heads frock of palest td with sprays of ferns, chiefly in a deeper shade of few the green a a conn would be very pretty expressed in gray (or white) and silver, but a reversal of this order of things ts acceptable und a pale satin or velvet design upon K in soft nar and p | ations of fine net In Kor ith mani red ne one oF wear like. tulle wo: ropa of d distinet # it I gave buy ‘The Tight} nt some 15 INDICTED Tok MURDER (Boripps Telegraph Service.) HAWTHORNE, March 80M, J Hines, who killed Count Podborsky, was Inte inst night indicted for murder by the grand jury Judge Bard and Mr, Cody of Se attle have arrived and they will take charge of the defense of Hines. | It is stated that the Aretic Brother hood will support Hines financialy oh Fifteen Years for Robbery. SALT LAK® CITY, March } Michael MeCabe and W. J. O'Lary two soldiers, have been sentenced to 15 years in the “pen” for robbing | a citizen, Both were severely lec-/ tured by the judge for no protectiag | instead of injuring citizens, as re- puired by their oath | PINNEY the Photographer | pu: | at) A rk ow ue And Her Astor Theater Compan: Roulistic | “[iierroom cottage, good view, $50¢ cash; balance monthly, Price $1,600. 2130 North Sixty-fourth|f} A Story of New York Life Today Green Lake +. or the man active car A REGERVE AC. COUNT ie the beat helper that businoss can have sists bim operations and {n vital force by which executes his plans especially invite accounts paying lberal rates of interest 4% INTEREST "6 SAVINGS< re HARTMAN. V-Prea x Pee cn) piano of real q Everett Piano ity, and in sold in The QUALITY AMUSEMENTS, THEATRE Manager ramatic NEXT WEEK “TRILBY”’ M ind 454 ee Phone t ip business th We such When You Attend the GRAND CPERA LISTEN TO THE BRAUTIFUL TONE OF THE prine! pal pany use the Everett. SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. “THE HOUSE OF QUALITY.” 1406 SECOND AVENUE Pantages offers the most stupendous event of the entire season By Clyde Fitch CUSHING & MERRILL Artiat TON juist STARASCOPE Pictures 10¢ We: F Per each day SOUSA Q. BELLE BELMONT Last t ng Vaudeville House. Barbara Freitchie senate, 30 noes 2:90, lay contin of old bit pag The Burlesque Magicians Character Change Artist THE BENNET T SISTERS Music EDDIE ROESCH AT. THE COLISEUM SUNDAY MARCH 3i8T Lec enerved se nh be simitted ed at § URE 3 P. M. Governor Mead presides after Jong Il ¥30 a.m. and 7:30 p. m. GENERAL BOOTH Main PRICES: GRAND APRIL 4, 5, 6, ureday Evening, April 4, at 7:45, LA GIOCONDA. Friday Evening, April 5, LA BOHEME. = — | Saturday Afternoon, April 6, LA TRAVIATA, Saturday Evening, April 6, DON PASQUALE and I PAGLIACCI. CHORUS of 50. sIG. A. CONT Box Office Sale Opens Tueaday Phones To WEEK COMMENCR | | | | j € Positive Girl Prices Matinees 25¢ and 10¢ BALLET of 20. No light wag thrown on the of Charlie Stahl, the Boston player, The coroner's jury sald “Death by bis own band.” The body Jor Bena thy you leoves an estate of several million dollar De builds be play pie trol JOHN CORT, Manager, Both Phones 65. No Phones After 7. en SUNDAY “°XRO\vdonesoxy mariner, Wagenhals & Kemper Co. BLANCHE WALSH y, in Drama “The Straight Road’’ Original © tien Direct Prom the Aster Theater, New York City $1.50 TO 50e- JOHN CORT, Manager 3 Evenings and Saturday Mat. ‘SAN CARLO OPERA CO. 160 ARTISTS. HENRY RUSSELL, Director. REPERTOIRE: i children. Styfes MME. NORDICA, i , ality MmeaMonti Baldini, Conti Ror- right, “¢ a linetto, Signors | Constantino, right, prices ari, Segurois, Perine, Val- right. MISS ALICE NIELSEN, Signo | Pornari, dint Gia MISS ALICE NIELSEN, MLLE. DEREYNE, Signo tt Prices—$1, $1.50, $2, $3, $4, 5. Mail Orders Now Received. April 2 SEATTLE THEATER RUSSELL & DREW, Managers 43. Matinees Sunday, Thursday and Saturday ht Last Time— "4 Jolly American Tramp” 4000 LONG LAUGHS the ly of All SPEOIAL SCENERY FIRST-CLASS SPECIALTIES A GREAT CAST MISS SADIE RAYMOND INCI Evening Se to 50c senitarium in Ban Antonio, 4 satiofied with any Laffargue nlightly damaged case, rs Mortin, Segurola cone, MORROW MATINEE FRED RAYMOND’S FAMOUS COMEDY The Missouri th ason The Stahl Suleide. ST BADEN, Ind, March %6.— will be buried at Fort Wayne Thomas Connor Dead. "LIN, Mo, March 30,—State or Thomas Connor, the weal ad-szine mine owner, died at a Texa 62 He day, years denti Main Lee Baker, ing. Phone You Will Not pr welt ring the Dent img plane after bh the Iateyt » with player bullt inside xpression under perfect con Price $600 with and One $400 ¢ Pianos Make p,. 4 prretie 34 ee SUNDAY Clyde Fitch's Tremendous 4 Produc- mpany Both Phones 65 No Phone After 7 oe parel for men, women and. MLI re Baroceh, MME. “NORDICA, ors Alemannt, Puletnt ! Perego, Sigr me, Galperini, OLFT Ra 1, et. Galpernt, _Barecehi, Glac- Perine, Puicini, Vaientint MME. House.” ORCHESTRA of 50. fuctor Boxes, $830. EVERETT PIANO Used. FRUIT LANE In Grand View Orchard Finest and_ most in the West. @very acre ema’ made to yield $400 to 990 year. Splendid climate, ful surroundings, water. Improved street be bordered with shade One mile from Northam cific railway station. $175 PER ACRE YAKIMA COUNTY, WASH >| Waee gh ybet ene gacke fede — my Washington Company | Dexter Horton Buikiiag 5 Fun-Event 4 HH UDING Union Bak te: AND RESTAURANT to $1, AS “DAISY.” RMD, as | FRANK F. FARRELL 217- PIKE ST— te AS “ZEKE.” rel. B > Mala ‘ If you have never seen “The Missouri Girl,” ask your friends fel. Both: ee ay who have. r me of | LP aequ Jelly Rolls t~ Regular Matinees, Sixth week commencing with MORE PICTURESQUE ENTIRELY DIFFERENT Night prices Matin LYRIC THEATER :: RUSSELL @ DREW, Managers | Corner Occidental and Washington. Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday Matine THE ZINN MUSICAL COMEDY CoO, In the Two-Act Comic Operetta -|A_ JAPANESE COURTSHIP |—— THE EQUAL OF “THE GEISHA" AS MANY CATCHY AIRS AS JUST AS PRETTY AS “THE LITTLE TYCOON.” THAN FROM * ees 10¢ With Home-Made Cusrat Jelly. Both toy tomorrow (Sunday.) osTEOPAmI = practice. m3 appoinemen’ DR. A. HOLT st 1481, Bulldl IN COMEDY “THE MIKADO. oop Me) be netor and E Viking Macbiad myer, # ~ “SAN MADAM BUTTERFLY.” TOY.” SHEET TIL Soe and 10c