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

a THE SEATTLE STAR ed STAR PUBLISHING CO. 1207 and 1309 Seventh Ave. EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY a - Telephones i eee Editorial; Independent 575; Sunset Main 1050, i Business: Independent 1158; Sunset Main 1060, i BALLARD STAR AGENCY ac Mallard Ave. Suneet, ellard 0 EVERETT STAR AGENCY W. B Leonard, it Hewitt Ave Sunmet, Main One cent cy, aie cunts par week, a twenty tive eeate per month, Qelive F “ya ’ Batered at the Postottice at Seattian Washington, as seoond-cinse mattor he date wh ; im that @ your mane TL SUBSCRIMENS Phy ed ot each pape 2 ald th advance Address labo) is a receipt subsertpt if wm the list of The Bar f FICK TO BUNSCHINENS—howit your oony " the tf ep our im \wers a perfect service and Ce How One Boy Will Invest $2,000 Danny Curtin, of Now York, 26, is eagerly awalting the $2,000 that goes with bis Carnegie b medal “Because,” he says, “I'm going to Harvard and study to be a civil engineer And 1 hope some day to be as good an engineer as my boss is ay eae eee Danny ia the youngest on the Mat of recent hero medal win ners: At the risk of his own life he saved two little girls from drowning ‘a The boy ts modest, He doesn’t Hke to dwell upon the glory that came to him. The Carnegie jal te the third he has celved for this same herotsm . only one A o\ that has fillod bis boyish he » joy, and that to schoo! ace eS Education ts the expreas elevator that lifts men up. Baecation teaches us not only to think, but how to think. Colleges offer many curses in which ft may seem to you there fe mo apparent actual benefit. You don’t understand how Latin will make Tom earn a dollar more a week, how Greek will pay the gas Dill, or how metaphysics and logic and psyehology will buy shoes i Colleges insist on these things becanse thay teach the young : wan to think. Even primary schoola make Tom learn facts which seem to be @f no practical value. It ts no actual money in his pocket to te Mmomber that Bangkok ts the capital of Siam. But the process Phat took that fact and put it in Tom's brain and cemented It here along with thousands of other fucts, that process was teach tng the boy to use his mind. . . . . Get Education. You may as well try to draw money out of a bank where you 8 Dave none, as to try to win success tn the world without some :j e@ucation. If you can’t study In the daytime, study at night if you E @an't go to school, try a correspondence course. If you ¢ give your boy the classics, at least give him ractical things He would be all the better if he could get the class t he would be a more rounded man, a per thinker, f Pelop his mind along broader lines make him r grapple with al! the gorid. “Cogito, ergo sum,” “I think, therefore I exist.” said Descartes, the great philosopher; and to be able to think well, to think wisely, te reason clearty in the light of all the knowke tge of the world, te understand, to tive, that is the way to * achievement for your boy and for yourself, for educated intelfigence is the main epring of success. they ald bite tired list, By Stuart Maclean. | Here's another high price you oan make ‘em rhyme.) | £2 etanical ae 4 For parental © Cathe chess - j When pa bade | When et if he worked in a] oe Senge wholesale grocery. REFU: “Na, I ait here all day, Ia thie meek patient manner. | Winding out bow to walt on the country trade.” To RESTRAIN. \ the temporary restraining order ap Yowtortay because Mrictly bra famous Pia such ridieu Rut we're wo tho measure Over elgh and costly t est Eastern arrive last De até as the miafortu tm the We « farm knw r oatly sarel for mer Chickering @ Sona, Kimball, Hobart M. Cable ' wise 4 Story & Clarks, Balleys, Clarendona, Pease and women and other highest grade ins ents are included in $ this great emergency children, Styles Here's the chance of @ lifetime—never he- right qualit f we hope that never ain will cir & . i y necehsitnte a ruthless slageh right, prices tr and-new hes ee ve " right. ne fact, we'll @ Oldest and Largest Dealers. 903 Second Avenue, Burke wbook theortes, ike for the ma- Judge Albertson “yeuterday dented! Na ammed to the Doors The Greatest Piano Sale Ever Launched Piano Sale ever launched tn thie country, Great It's = desperate xituation All Arriving at Once Prices Strike Bottom Think of tt—the choicest brand-new upright plenos, in fancy onk or mottled mahogany, or makes, for $150, $1239 and even loum; $226 . ; . S152, S157 and $196. gular For anything Sata, BALA and selected — from~. our down-to . JOHNSTON COMPANY a = | | | * Perrier SUSTVS ESI ETT Ere ee Passos through any deserted part|and molly ts a cat—A. B,C # lof the elty at night? Hin widow bneeponngy " p We ume ir A BIT OF V AUDEV ILLE: lwit! be notified promptly where) ‘The latest excuse for Mr, Thaw's ra C) \* body can be found Uttie indiscretion of last aummer ie - le BY F. W. SCHAEFFER, that he wa perlencium a 7 ql } A mollycoddle is « man who car-|*torm.” A paychlone?—Bystander is Dh oe a ecgaouneepennanwds ries a torch ip & political parade ? 1a Hishop Welldon thinks that we * id give up “white He which A mollycoddle is « man who| be considers neither necessary nor wears spats, any color-—H, D, K. | polite His lords te at home but declines to see you,” will, we A moliyeoddie t* & man who! presun be the phrase adopted by leuves hin money in bis trousers wtios of the bishop hin ** | pockets at night. —W. T m Evening News. | There ls no man who ten't a mol | Don't throw ewey your ol@ ° to somebody, bat the| clothes, Have them cleaned to 7 are the real mollycodd) look like new at the Pentatortom,. | i] If of the century and the worst aro| C8!! ve Main 1068 | those who look under the bed to! 1 ar see ita man ts there—atre N. M. 8 Boys Wanted | so oli eae aie ek tt aa i A mollycoddie ts « man who| TO Join the Seattle Newsboys’ unton | San. ¥ I dropped dom & line we wase caming, Adoit.” een one in a meerechaum | and sell Seattle papers Initiation | Please be so kint as to hant me a angle vorm. i a foe 60 conta. Good corners will be We are ould of dom, All we haf in der can are rount Adie J 4 Den I bedder pud dine wher wuret on her hook t T | A moliyesdéie te o parbotied ont, | provided Call at The Star office, Don'd, Id tae orvelness to ani mais.” | Dr. Lee Baker, dentist, 206 Bite 1309 Seventh av., and ask for Job “Wait; I dink I heard a nibble ik \bultding. Phone Main 6256. **¢! Gleason, secretary es Bh-b-h! Be on still ae « mice. | + ee Pah Ty In Prices for the Economical } you might steh « catfish.” | you pu@ding on your line a mock orangteh ft 5 Why pay more ny n t t at The (Quaker To catch @ mock turtle, ha, ha, be: | L d L P j th ? quality, too, Just try shop g a won't I vonder ef dere ise any tarpon here? Chi f Att tl f 2 d A ¢ 1 guess you moan tarpaulin » Hud dere ies 4 can of mustart | e rac on 0 n ve. init, ¢ name is a guarantee of q ice and p fardines in my coat pocket } . in To “show you,” here are 6 LEADERS for Ah, here ise a fish, Vot makes him so slfbbery ] i “ Oh ba ten severed wit doce ottding ecalen, ba, he, bal” Going to Buy a New Carpet ? Vot do you onli him?” | dnesd d Th Her pela om poe . i] h = id my pe und Yi ast hm : Look at Our Prices | Wednesday an ur “T ure afraft to ead him. Led us drow him to der chicks heal | { 2; dey might take him for @ pereh and go to ro || TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CAR. | BEAUTIFUL AXMINSTER | Reg. ‘Ah, dere svims a moonfish, | PET—Vor less than you ever | CARPETS—Here we show [I ie ; ; ‘ , “Why, I dit nod know 4 was #o Inte, Let us go b before der bought {t before, Your chotee i Mennen’s Talcum Powder 0.25 i. : t choice, spring patterns, care starfish came owid of eleven bright, cheerful pat- | il Ninetta Rice Powder 25 While we vind up our poles we vill yodel der classioal, “We Drank torns; all new; regular price | fully selected. Rich colorings ’ pig henge! er 3 p Der Balt on Porp 95e. Special, made, laid und that please everybody. Made, Ij/§ Java Rice Powder aedbge $0 s oom - es commen |f lined. Per yard 13@ | laid and lined for, per pst Pinaud’s Marigny Pow ed - j '} $140 WILTON VELVET CAR. 7 s1.1¢ (There is no finer ; 7 made than PET—With or without border; | INGRAIN CARPETS 47/,0—AU [iI Pinaud’s Marigny—absc harmless eott and velvety All eprt wool filling; excellent colors in «~ , << nsdowea FP if designs that please. No extra come in tans, greens, reds, Tetlow’s Swansdown CF ceeeeseeses + 25 charge for making, lining and browns and best combina §/8 Tetlow's Gossamer Pow ved enone oe 9 - laying. Special per yard tions; 66e values go for, per f) Woodb: ’s Facial Po By “JOSH caieiol voveeete BAIS | 7008 covrrevee Atvee | ' ’ 6) if American Hair Dye ... Hay's Hair Health ... “Between the penitentiary snd/there one tn any other ety im which Loggers, Campers, jaska ople— i oo A ap rer oo lthe pe suae, give ine the peniten-|@ par of could smile, even when if Mrs. Graham's Cucun ler I t [toe peorncnns, c° feecttmam, ber |baneee GRS00T Anat ckowe, tos Here Are Blanket Bargains J Cream oo. eee ee Harriman hes that iack of fear of) that there are women in Boston |}... ppevennunnenast il Malvina Cream peattea aries common to most mil-|who can smile Coarse Heavy All Wool | Big Sample Line] Thick Brown Dr Charles’ Flesh } 3 | Abe Ruef threatens to tell all he |} Meevy Oregon City White Blanketo—| Giankete—im Mel ea | knows. Watch for another rich | F Blankete— The ¢ the| mense size Melrose Beauty Crear . . teeeeeee a A WORD FROM JOSH WISE. | man's pantie - ascony comgaeh S ONE [ine licntamactn each weighs 9 B]§ Melrose Beauty P ef ceseve hee saceions ++ oeeees jf Goes for ae Ore manufacturers out * dw 28 - man or goods are to be | ihe. Lote of Vaucdaire Galega Tablets—the genuine ........ onde beast. They found at our store put Gampses are good cotton ta OP LLL APA LLL ALE LAL ALA AAA fast in groat variety. | the best he has.) them, Best | right for The dark gray The maker puts) camping or | i rough Wear.) color ia t tor | » * Alaska Biank- §) Regular hie best foot for , i camping. Long " a et tn the state Anything we get |B price $1.50 | focced pure } ward, We offer! pricy $1.00 } fer nothin’ we're palr ants @ | you these tomor-| Wednesday | gen'rally willin’ ¢ Wednesday | som | enecial bn ars Bet a ye gS eae ow at special $013-1055--FIRST AV.—14013-1015 price 81.18 86.00 4 OFF | S248 ff | | | From London’s Shoe D | Sean Sate: mmeeel From jon’s Shoe Department | the warm weather they bad in Flor | | — hy mains: | tdn.”” | American Lady Shoes, best of | Sample Shoes “No,” replied the returning tour| | patent kid, plain toe, hand | tet, “they went there to enjoy {tj | turped, mat kid top, hatest | Samples that are left must ] rally, when they got it they A Couple of Counterteitérs. | shape last; all widths and | .isnq another cut. Men's cuased it ee ales eae 83.50 . women’s and boys’ fine dress | piled for by Cham A. Taylor again — “You seem to look upon (iis al Said a bowler one day, “I deck If. 'N. Hetden and the Turner In-| ‘The conductor on a Roston street | sake!” roare ~ | e*, eens ee te eae + at cared the lawyer for the Ve — i veatment € to enjoin them from |ear who retarned $5,969 to & Woman | tense | Seay time that I hie [transferring tho three-year lease of who had lost it tn his car was te Well, has one clemegt of al lean draw down a corner pan. the “Castle Garden” theater at the| warded with a @mile. Borton must) jaye pe: 4 the witheens And then Pye no eye for the resid- corm of Tere an¢ Pine have remarkable street se : Is) “Ah, indeed; perhaps you can it bad ete ab- — : Ughten us. In what way? “You'll get « fee out of dna} paying you money for defep ding a cane is @ joke.” Several hundred civil war veter ams at the Leavenworth home be-| came fl from eating hash Think/ of feeding a efvil war veteran hash! | Arouse, comrades of the G. A KL! PERSONAL-—Wil sent us a poem beginning, } in This Country. the man who ‘Ob, gon ! tle Spring, when tender breeses PIONEER PIANO HOUSE Market. Up Against It Hard. Too Many Pianos. 118 Pike @t, eaves half your mest | bite Try them and are. Morning commenced the greatest er before have such magnificent, 4 new, Dighest grade and world- nos and Organs been offered at usly low prices and easy terms P agninet it, oMo other alternative. that demande éras- Remember we don't bay « fal cheap stock for fake ty carloads of strictly brand-new astruments, ordered from the larg- factories months ago—and due to ‘erent intervaln, dating as far back mber, have been delayed, owing to nea and tie-ups of all the rattreads during the past winter. sp plano sales. Remember that we have the beat assortwent of standard on Remember that we ghall most jealously guard our reputation of giving the biggest value for the money Remember no matter how low the price or how easy the terms Now here they rolling in—twelve car- loada in the first lot-—and the rafiroad offictals of our competitors, we will go say that the balan an be ected any day. them one better, because we are ten't enough rage room mm all Seattle, in a posftion to do it. Tacoma, to adequately care for #0 | ' Mind Yo 0 «two othor tarne $ | The Meyer-Toner Piano we nee Just rente are in a ike condition | sblishment at $03 Second avenue ts Compa ah—~oevera ade weil on the $14 Union 6t, Opposite P.-1. t te on all many the “nddith the oth stares t us in say arrive any Aitions been no sert 4 A WEEK is and Uprights the Par all aby Gh: tal Art Style date spring ap= t a and we'll not #plit hy Unt beter Eastern Outfitting Company, Inc. 32-34 Second, near Union Q 2 } } ; ; “Beattio’s Reliable Credit Houee.” Building Ld. blow,” Kindly Inform us if he ever m Gentlemen Gun Metal Shoes, St. Regia last, which is very popular; goodyear weit sole; blocker style; all sizes and widths 83.50 194m. Jap Wash Silk light pink, light blue, green, nile, red, navy, yellow, lavender, tan, champagne, Al foe, gry, corm, black and white. Per yard . 2he Comes ta brown, 2Se quality 27n. Sik Mull, plata and silk dotted effects Comes fn all colors. Per yard ..15¢ Hosiery, Underwea Childrens’ white summer hata, with adjustable crowns, trim- thed with nest tucks, knife pleating and ribbon, colors in Prices 00 white, blue and pink ranging from §@e to B3 Infants’ silk crocheted Bonneta, ined with silk, 5Pe to many differ. 15 ent designs . Ladies’ white and grey, long hip, | straight front Corsets, with supporters on si and front Only .. 50e¢ | Others at . 81.00 ond 81.50 Fancy Goods Don't you need ments’ We have a full line ome of a lesiqna, from wo 5Oe Pillow Tops, lat hed nging hems r Stumped Linens, and cut edges. from Any pr 10¢ t© 81.00 designs you may wish. Pillow Cords, with tas full of colors 5Oe and All Silk sels, line T5e Basement Offerings Lace Lisle 5 yards Pink Hose, ee Apron Check damaged | Gingham bargains at, | % per pair | 23e 10¢ } TM Noon | Small sizes | Belfast Cham Children’s | bray, 6 good Hose, good | olors; 27 in quality, fast wide. Till black; 2 pairs| !00n, per yard ibe Ge : and Dress — Sopatonat fancy work to while MAY MANTON PATTERNS 100. et EAT GAMMA Se ta to because coddie means to “part | i i regular to or extra heavy Shoes are high grade shoes; selling price from $2.50 | $6.00. Tomorrow, , 1. 25 ee “yer $2.98 Sc quality All Wool French Panama Suiting; 48 in. wide. Comes tn navy dive, brown and black. Per yard .. 59 26-In. one-half Wool Crepe Gran ite Cloth; all staple colors and cream and black. Rogular value 39c. Per yard ....25¢ , Infants’ Wear |) Children's Corset Walsts, in white, trim- med with drawa up with ribbon at arm holes and neck very neatly made embroidery and Ladies’ white Skirta, Drawers, Gowns, Corset Covers and Chemise, good quality muslin, trimmed with lace, tucks and T6e; special 50¢ embrotdery, Ladies’ black cotton Hose, em- broil in bine, white and ry, different many designs Spectal, 3 pairs ..50¢ and Materials away the idle mo rt needle work materials | Pillow Ruffles, Just what you need for your new pillow; 4% yards long. A plece, 45 and evens : "Se De Carlson Silk A Currie's wkein . abrotdery Se | } |} You can buy your materials | here and recetve free instruc j tions in any of the latest em | broidery stitches. TIM noon 3-1 snowy white Cotton Bats | Black Sateen Shopping Bags; 10¢ vab ues, Special 6le | Te Other bats, 2 for ze 7 yards choice Tnittation Silk Foulard; | Swiss Crepe stacks of col- | Paper, all col | ors; 7 yards ora. Roll 1Pe | | HOMa OF THE UNIVERSAL RANGE. OLD COUNTRY LINENS HAMILTON-BROWN SHOES BISCUIT When You Attend the GRAND (OPERA ul TONE OF THE EN TO THE BEAUTIFUL Everett Piano The Everett is an artistic plane of real quality, and issue Seattle only by “THE HOUSE OF QUALITY.” The pana artists of the San Carlo Opera Company use the Rverett, ! SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. “THE HOUSE OF QUALITY.” ‘ 1406 SECOND AVENUE 1 ( 1 Of your health and be! t bad teeth are J Do you ing effect teeth are most fi " their function le the 1 ing of nourish r entire body. Do not your duty te 1 do not neglect our duty to you when you cal! on us i Set of teeth, from ....ceeceseseeeees Gold crowns and bridge work a Fillings, all kinds .......6.. saves t Office Hours—#:30 a. m. to T p. m f attendants, Phone, Main 1772. ASSOCIATED DENTISTS : Roome 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 1112 Second Av., Opposite Garvey Buel v FOR THE AT! wom so sti is a bottle of nuous @ vd invigorate Tt sw PACIFIC & PUGET souno oF TLING COMPANY: yne 927