The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 5, 1907, Page 4

\ & STAR PUBLISHING Co, 1907 and 1309 Seventh Ave, ve EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, <> en BALLARD @TAR AoENcY am Bathe te Shs" Per copy, ate oon week. 0! FO MAIL SUNSCRIDERS <The date he ct feel of cach paper When that daie arrives If your ey tn advances your Rame i Usher fiom the Met, Pee antes ot Tr thts Mt ke the ow umd beasts that will treat him Telephones— Editorial; Independent 675; Sunset Main 1050. Businesa: independent 1138; Sunset Main 1050, 3 Ave Bungel, Mabien! #06, EVERETT STAR AGENCT—W. B Leonard, 18 Hewitt Ave Sungei, Mam © twenlrtive conte per month, Kelivered St carrier. Ho free copies Batored at the Postotrice at Seattle, Waar A, an eocond-otnee matter bet te a reoalpe 1CR TO SURSCRIBHRS 6 ef The fear tail ony events, piso do. w all wp our male {Independent Lk betwees § and 100 o'elook Aad We Will geant you & Sure, If pou whould mise lt more than ence, plete we eeene we can be certaiy of giving Gar subsertbere @ pertest servicenamd way eomeere: Getting a Square Deal From Beasts When Men Refuse It ‘ ‘The following expertence was related recently by F. Rmory Lyon, superintendent of the Covtral Howard association, of Chicago, whose object ia to assist prisoners of our penal Institutions, both while in prison and upon thelr discharge ‘The assoctation had secured employment for a man just re Jeased from prison. In a few days be returned, out of employment. Another job was secured for him. This was repeated several times, with the same result. Finally be came, completely die couraged, defeat written on every feature of Ma face, and sald: “Oh, | am so tired of men. | don't want to see another man In ‘at my life. Can't you get me « job taking care of animale, of a thoree or two, so that | can love them and be endured!” Such a position was secured for him and he ts now doing well. . What « scathing arraignment of man, the Image of God! A poor Brother, who has temporarily lost his way in life's maze, ceapised ‘and rejected of men, turns to animals for company. Refused the Relping hand by his own kind, he secks solace to association with fairly. And this ts not an unusan! experience, Who are these poor mortals from whom we better and nobler Creatures turn with contempt? Men who have made this phase of life a study state that the ‘vast majority of men and women in prison were not really ortml- @als at heart originally; the majority are not led to crime because ef inherent weakness, but becaus» of their surroundings. ‘We are all, more or less, the victims of our environments, Good surroundings make us, and for this how little eredit do we @eserve; bad surroundings unmake ws, and again we should recetre Dut little blame. We who are bern in a healthful atmosphere, who have recetved Kind and watchful care of loving parents, who were guided by com @cientions teachers, influenced by wholesome books, and assisted by good friends, let us pause for a moment and place ourselves le that ex-prisoner’s surroundings. Bora in poverty; perbaps of a drunken father; 4 mother who, @fter a life of suffering and poverty, has about lost hope and em ergy; friends, persons of like condition, a detriment rather than an aid; of books, none, or if any, of (he most unwholesome clase. His home unattractive, he wanders about in the streets oF Jolters in low dives. His more fortunate fellow-man turns from him, ‘To his untrained, tainted mind, he owes no duty to that more fortum ate person. The philosophy of the gutter, bis philosophy, teaches him that the world owes him a living. He offends, he falls, and for evermore is cursed. Does not such a picture frighten us? Down In the bottom of our hearts we know that were we in that man's place we would probably be no better. By what right then do we condemn? He has not offended society as much as society has against him. He has robbed, or perhaps maimed, a man; society, in its treat ment of him, is destroying & soul. ore fellow asks; sinned It ts not charity that this poor he asks only a it is not painful to starve to loath, Thin should be cheering to boarding house and restaurant crowda, BEAUTIFUL LEFE, 18N'T ITT Turkish bath and for 11.60, Under Howse. Phone Maia YORK, April FA very setetnanane pretty social war is being waged. j K. HM. Harriman tanded Stuyvesant (Scripps Telegraph Service.) | sh's ncalp in his railroad tranmc-] Gre agn, April b—Jumes Mar tions and now Mrs, Harriman te] or win corporation ae Oe ae se eae ye Bae this cfty, has handed tn bb on t ton to the republican a wartare to the knéty tion, Mr, Lewis will defer jon 1” Men, Flora McDonald, indicted for evens, aomh t-te @po-| murder of Walter Guerir kane street ear company has recon: ONE GOOD REABON nized the union of employes Is weually offered by every am —~lwhy you should trade with Chem After Supper Dante! Fubrman, the artistic tailor, | Our store ts Vighted and/ 1016 Second ay, gives many rem those who desire vantage none why he makes good clo’ of the tremendously reduced prices | which fit perfectly at the most f during our Emergency Piano Bale, | sonable prices and wish to examine our Planos (Scripps Telegraph Serves.) NEW vi STAR DUST By “JOSH” ARE YOU A MOLLYCODDLE? READ THE DEFINITIONS ANO 8 EE IF ANY OF THEM COv¥ER YOUR CASE, “a fire ‘ way, Who Ikea to cook and whn has a weakness for fancy worl tw 4 mollyeoddle, In short, a combina, ton of & man aad woman (wil The committee that will pick the winner of the Btar Dust prize of $.1,000,000 for the best dofint en of the word mollyeoddie de You will save money, have a jarge ansortment of goods to select sires to announce that answers of | apologies to womaa)-—Mre. J, BO . and Organs and haven't the time b rn ’ postal cards will be accepted and ma en ee do #0 during the day, can call this| from, and always be satisfied with by t evening, Besides, in the evening| your sult if you see Fuhrman °° ay Se SO Harriman, whol’ some Ob, everybody but the “After will recelve the eame consideration ke ag those tnclosed in a doren envel opes. Souvenir postal carda, how A mollyeoddie ts a person Ing trousers, but who should clad in pettiooate--L. J. HM, ® old to your cleaned we are pot so crowded and can) Don throw away give our customers better and More! cohen Have them carefal attention, D, 8, Johnston! jook like new at the Pentatorty Helcrs ‘Deavug ever, are barred. pone +4 “4 i Here are some new dofiuitions A vegetarian ts a mollycoddig+ Co., 3 Second o* Call wp Main 1068 ati Poison guarantend te A wmollyeoddle is a man who al BV. Cc, re a 7 — _ - el lestroys their ogg; ga in his auto at the stage entrance meme * De,’ Heller's éLeseae ie ' R ira. B.C h Dest A man who wears a red ri round his hat ja a molycoddle-~ LN. wu waiting for a chorus # A mollycoddie ta a chronic fault on ih qi a ' rants and New Creations in fader.—M. J enemas — A WORD FROM JOSH WISE. th The man who drinks buttermilk — wean ty Re tn the winter time is a mollycoddie, “ Ps - and seeds t sinueet —~. B. Special tnducomenta for 4 ony mage Lingerie Waists we sana I think the only mofiyeoddie te the cguntry ts the man who will not SATURDAY ” © term , vote for Roc at for anothe We're forever ue IMMENSE ASSORTMENT IN| MATERIALS = MULL, Biime Native Here, regula yaident afiv LINON, PLAIN, DOT" ) AND EMBROIDERED BWI5S, CHECKED AND STRIPED DIMITIES TRIMMINGS OF VAL, (ISH AND CLUNY LACE, SHADOW AND HAND EMBROIDERED, New MILLINERY Second Floor Quaker Native Hi regular $1.00 bom, Laxative Br special ., er. Lithia Tableta, 1 mont eff againet It, Ne soom- or do eggs git plem ty an’ eo but Strawberries hit th’ market at a dollar a box. A mollycoddie is a person tacking in the casentiais that make the tree man or the true womane-G, W. C mo A moltyeoddie is & Woman who takes her poodle dog in her arms when boarding a street car ead lots the condueter look after her S-year old child —G. H. B. A moliycoddie is & ma wears low shoes and opemwork socks. —C. C. A mollycoddie ts a man who jumps when the conductor yells, “Yorward to the car!"—H. A. A moliycoddie is an American girt who marries a foreigner for « tithe. Her father ts a mollycoddle, too.—M. A. J, and H. P, —_— A man who says his wife's ples good as mother used to Mra. D, 6. A mollycoddic ia 8 man who is lead «pencil Mke a|*#ls Try them and see. L Vici Kid Shoes, Blucher cut, patent tip, Goodyear welted soles; extra good; “It T am tneane, who ts sane? nuke Marry Thaw. Yea, Harry and if you're sane, who ta tnsane? at only~— Took Her Tittee With Her, Mra. Angelina Clementina Smit exessistant superintendent of the department of sociological civies: of the American Confederation of Women's clubs, and aesletant man. ager of the lingerie exhibit of the woman's amalgamated department of the Topeka state fair, went to Kanes = City today.—Eidorsdo (Kas) Republican A writer in a monthly magazine Pear’s Unnac Urinoid Rheu ular $1.00 per Tiger Off Lintment rheumation, # et regular 7 etal Arnica Ol te J. REDELSHEIMER & CO. 800-804 First Av. Corner Columbia Ss Strongest Ladies’ Waist House In the State Raymond & Pl Lowest Prices Our Chief Attraction London’s Week-End Sale Women’s Wear, Men’s Wear, Children’s » Ladies’ Neves, Velie, a pat Skirts (02% &. LONG BLACK SILK GLOVES, $2.25 Value for $1.39 — A wollycoddle ts a clarinet play- or who ie in love-—T. ¥. Z | The man at a ball game who} ways, “Oh, the ampire te doing the | best be can,” and who refuses to throw a pop bottle at him isa mol lycoddie —B. J A man who likes to putter srownd| the kitchen, getting In the cook's) Klein, the shoemaker, 217 James | ne Boys Wanted To jotn the Seattle Newsboys’ union and sell Seattle papers. Initiation | Good corners will be | ets: ow La 98c double tip fingers, special Saturday forenoon only ..... 6.++ +++ fee 60 cents fi SZ é “square deal,” aad opportunity to be an honest man and a decent — ~\ od p citizen. provided, Cail at The Star office. | Ladies’ Walking SI ai a ae : F, N\ > oat g Skirts, made of black, eS | 1¢-Button Dent's 1 Long Cham ') He docs not want an ostentations gift by a rich man, accom | 109 Seventh av, and ask for Joho navy and brown materials, lined Fpl } Length Kid + Renney ols Gloves, | “ge panied by appropriate newspaper eulogies—of the giver, of course. | Gleason, secretary throughout and finished at bottom Gloves, | Milanese Lest glace oe But what he docs want, whet he oried out In vain for, ts a lit with binding. Regular price $2.25. black, white, | — Gioves, | kid, bieck {| Washable te brotherly love, a little encouragement. He wanted to feol that Me Fe Always Loved On Sale gray and | wna yeeros | and white, 16 | Saturday he was not abandoned, that there was still room tn society for him. igre Saturday tin; doable | and red— | +n Sale— === - — ‘ ons March .. ° , Ve -_ Bpeetal Heine mtceret eonyhh . 82.00 | #3.50 $1.98 M : oe dite 81.19 pasate a se EASTERN ONION TELEPATHY CO. Let Me Down Easy « y ue, Tr 6 SAAR = prea poe | | 4 Cheer Ug Mary ove Gar | Black Velvet Ribbons,| Malines im black | Drape | Lene tn After Years, Wh $6.00 $7.00 and $7.50 Skirts $4.89 No. 2, width, satin} and white, 20¢) Veils, all | the Moving Dim abe J newest and| back, best quality Inj values Saturday,| the new kind, Sat Walt Ti They Harvest _ the High grade Street and Dress Skirts for Ladies. Best styles, made of Pan- best | Beattie, special, Sat-} special colors | Om - Grain be amas, cheviots, serges, brilliantines, novelty mixtures and a big line of ve unlay— Se A2vee we RECEIVEO— Filed 8335 HEA No. 99938 age Valle dog Yesterday 1/ e checks and plaids. Regular prices, $6.00, ° “n_ « the End of th . to ane ooo $7.00 and $7.50. On Sale Saturday i fe Silks Ad Heide London, {If git iy ii Be ah CHEE fea Nenhon ice Nast e Saturday in the Carrie Nation Gutherie, Olcla. Send carload of hatchets. Want to smash Nouse of Commons Sutlrag ottes PARA AA AAR Ja Week Pays for anything select 1 our immense showing of high-grade ready-to-wear spring apparel for men and young men. Several big shipments ha few days, including new lin« Clothes for young men—clothes little detail to the best custom-made garments Prices $15 to $35 en received during the yf the fa which are equal in ev ferent styles; $6.00 and af Li = —Whatever price you { you'll get cl at m $70b values. On Sale an nens theB. only look well and fit well at the time you buy, t Saturday at «sss. s a eba you lasting satisfaction in t AT 8e ; AT 18e | AT 226 bar” bebe A lete and d t 1 iM T Ce oe SORROI AD age = Gingham | For one day | j inch Linen a complete and down-to-date line of Men's I 1ings Hl iit B S. dees : | | Suitings . ephyrette, | we will put on! natural color Eats ce wend ot erties anes tur, topttien oo am rown Shoes teparvatt, | | we wil put on | natural col lected; no difference in pric ash or credit these goods 4 digges | brown, : ? 4 wl Style, Comfor arabilit Best hy Ever. ks | toe tT] ete; not in all colors | lot of New } meus Test Our Wet Climate oe | eee) ae ieee |= and colors; ‘er seen in bata ' ; ble for sum Choice Can Women's | Minsea’ | Infante’ Pat Men's Heavy | Boys’ Vici = Ses ney oe ee ne | Feulted0e 2442 Hand Turn tent Colt | ent Leather Grain Leather | Shoes, heavy nat; price. Ey serth Ske u i Eastern Outfitting Company, Inc. peat Sen | Gee ean Soucek ce © | Gane tan” tele oats inches wide; | erything ta | rer ret Sunday heel, finest 11% two 2, sole, one Sheen biach- | sieec 8 to 8: wort ue 5 yard; specia - 1332-34 Second Avenue Near Union The shove picture shows one Seen ft aoe | strap, sizes er atyie; un pen dA a yard. Spectal | —— ‘ | ° " . t « nt ' style or eve pa om 0 t ¢ one > i price, yard ~Ze 2¢e i “Seattle’s Reliable Credit House” at cars itty tyles for . ral atylen | from 0 to 4, lined cape. and witt wear : | ae ¢ | ine ) o¢ € | y adapted | Spectal, | aia )| ean Lady” | 48¢ | tor hard wear, | : Se AT ile Belfast Cham- brand Spectal | 81.25 RGInch Best bray 60 | 3.5 “4 | 3.25 T 16% | Rn Quality Per. Giion. all Misses’ Hepyy | Men's Goo | __ 83-25 AT 16%@ | AT SMe | cate, in tient pink. 't A E The Flour Women’s Ex Shoes, cal | year Welt Boys’ Heavy Catds ‘fer st4a. White 86-inch as gray tension sole, skin upper #, broad, Calfskin children, viet nglish Pique, | Bleached 100 qu Per | | | patent tip heavy sole t toe, viet kid, extension 4 weight | Muslin, good 8 to yard | To merit a good name, one must appear right, act right } |i vict upper low heel; wilt | BPPOr: very | or style, ; = rg heel, and quality; | grade, There | posirenah om; Ge | and be right. Thi true of a busi “to | military heel; last with all | pov ig een i heavy sete —— ip a. a bl f is a mit to worth 5 , ' “ as Pad “ste ’ all sizes; spe kind of wea and lasting " » to ging 0 12; at 2he . this, so come ard, spec erate, it through and honest i to | Gal psa iy road | rn yo | spectal cial price, yd. | and buy it at | P “ per I 's Y act right by employing o1 itimate m and to be ° } i _ | yar el Tea | sight by moss being and pirweee aor | #1 | 98 16%e size |” tte ie what t no matt This old house has always been proud of its er le rep- utation alor ¢ above line _ Fhe Home of the Steinway, Knabe, Everett, etc, Quality piar nly by— THE HOUSE OF QUALITY. SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. 1406 Second Av, My Marinooia’::: Ladies’ Walsts 69c Dress Goods ru " Pack tn a Minute ve 6 to Ge New Se RS ii, Bay ONS a -— —— * Be by Mall. | wig 0 new line of Women Wash Waists Dimiti lawns and 201m, Jap Wash 484n. All Wool Im- | 50c grade Moreen | 35¢ af Black . fadras, in light, medium and dark colors. Figured and striped ef- Bilk, comes in all | ported French Pan- | Skirting: comes in | Me Sate CLINE $ PIANO HOUSE fects; fast color Sizes from 32 to 46. Cannot be du the wanted shades | ama Suiting; $1.25 | navy, brown, | Lining; to 1205 SECOND AVENUE | plicated anywhere at less than $1.00 cach. On Special and black and quality; comes in | green, tan, gray | lengths, 1 | Sale Saturda white, of course, | navy biue, brown | and black; 27 in. | to the pleonaem } MY +s cos epyeapere este rey eres Sheep Per yard and black. Per wide, Per yard wide. Per j oer Se Le ee : 25e yard Ge Be | 20¢ Kimonos at 69c Ladies’ Flannelette Kimonos, all colors; and dark shades, Fine quality and fast ally worth $1.00 each. On Sale Saturday at Popular Prices in London’s Store for Men medium s. Actu 69c Boys’ Waista, New Golf or Spring weight | Men's Fleece all sizes; light | Negligee Woolen Shirts | Underwear, Bg or dark Shirts, with and Drawers, | shirts only, shad 250 mohair fronta, natural color. in blue or i quality at plain color or | “Essex Mills” | brown mixed, 10: with silk em quality, orth Soe quality, at | ie broidered fig- $1.25 a gar 250 | $3.00 and $4.00 Values at $2.50 eit See ee | ee aval ‘7 Umbrellas, la. | quality at $1.00 — Chiffon Hats, Milan Braids, Horsehair jraids, trimmed with both dies’ or gents’, eames —— | Men's Cotton feathers and flowers; 50 different styles to —— ig ba, at a — {| Men's Cotton | Sox, with choose trom, On Sale Saturday asiendid' eo | ne Cae Handker eee ageing i plendid as made of pure | chiefs, hem- | feet; no dye BE aneeseese seeeece eeeeeee ® sortment of silk, with stitched, good | to injure the | aman — - ao $1.25 | glazed visor; size, Ge. fhe Be | values, Soc quality at | quality at quality at $6.00 and $7.00 Hats at $4.89 | __%¢ se Bee | _ 106 Fine Street and Dress Hats, Neapolitan Braids, 7 Horsehair Braids, Chiffon Hats, French Chips, Wash Good: « Sik Hand-Made Hats; a beautiful line; ts0 dif- 1 Real Economy Infante’ Pink, Light White Muslin Bine and Dark Blue irts, made of fine Morning Wrappers, musiin and trimmed or ‘ SIX wasn made of imitation with lace and em VBA cashmere regular brotdery Jar ras co \G6e values, for— $1.87 values, for— HOME OF THE UNIVERSAL RANGE. | For Goou Results