The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 1, 1907, Page 6

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Matered at hen your subseription expires ie on the Te yaur subscription, hae not A change of date on TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS The date Sddrens Sel of each paper, When that date arrives, enim beom paid in advance, your name te taken from the list, the address label le @ reosipt 1k TO sUReC! @ c'elc® any evening. pl Main 10, Independe: It you should miss It more than once, please telephone we every time perfect servioe-and Fou mise it ih this way we can be certain of giving our eubseribers « hh the only wey TT ined - STARVING Amertea, which in times go by has always been the good Samaritan to countries In distress, seems to have turned a deat ear to starving China, Nobody seems to be giving, nobody seems to care, Perhaps nobody knows the situation—that: Thousands of people are dying from starvation dally. Small pox and other contagious diseases are spreading like fire. The crazed people are turning cannibals That the little children suffer most. And perhaps, too, we Americans, in our success made a little Choughtless of others, do not realize that: Three million dollars are needed to save the lives of three mili. ton starving Chinese, One dollar will save the life of one person. That that life is surely worth a pair ef theater tlokets, or a «pair of gloves, or even one meal. Recently John D. Rockefeller gave away $32,000,000. E. H. Harriman laughed at that little matter of $2,090,000, Andredw Carnegie attended the dedication of Putsparg’s $20, 000,000 Mbrary, which the steel king presented to the people of the emoky city. And $3,000,000 would save 3,000,000 lives! Surely three mitiion lives are worth the price of « modern unt- versity, « public Nbrary, or even a $2,000,000 smile. Then, chart table ones, you can afford to pay the price. Americans are helping, but the ones who are doing the most of ft are the ones of little means, who denied themeelves of the com mon things of life to help the brothers across the ses. Are Wo growing thoughtless? Today our granartes are filled to evertiowing, the manufactories are pouring gold into the land, we are the richest nation tn the world. But will it be always thus? Let use give today; let us not for get to be charitable, Starving China te asking sims Let us belp them. ADVANTAGE OF AN ALLIGATOR HIDE ‘There is a certain malady abroad fm this land that te creating fnvalide by the thousand. It ts @ malady of the mind It is com monly termed “sensttiveness.” ‘There ts a certain cure for this malady. M ts known by « not altogether pleasing title, Nevertheless, disagreeable as it may bo to the taste, it fs marvelousty effective in its resulta. The pre scription is “egotiem.” ‘The sensitive man is the defenssiess among the armed; the un yelled one where all are masked. Mental whale though he may be, monstrous genius though he may possess, be counts as nothing through his one emall besetting weakness. He looks for hurts and he finds them. He goes about the world te a sneaky way, seeking constantly for sneers and for insults, and his diseased tmagination never fails to find them. As a re result be le weak wobbly, faltering, fearful. All bis combined mental faculties are rendered useless to bim as a result of hie tio skin. He should be wrapped tn cotton and put away In & warm place Uniess a man has @ good opinion of himeelf, no one olse wil! supply it. Humility may be o virtue where all are humble Yo humility hes no place for over-sensitiveness. Therefore it behooves all men to cultivate the thick skin. Be an egotist and you'll be nappy. Se = ABOUT TO MARRY NO. IV. {his wife, but of the fetters he ie KEEPING A HUSBAND. ring. “My Dear Margie:—I see what ts | Man je a natural ruler. Now it lying On your mind—Hattie’s hus in quite possible to make him feel band going off and no one ever that he is ordering his household hearing from him and her belong after his own plan whether he is {ng to your wet has brought it near OF HO He can be encircled with er. But, Margie, do you think Hat- fine wires that will restrain him tle took any pains to keep Carl? without bis ever guessing It, and From what I heard I showid think which serve as a home conductor not. wherever he may go. “It's only the first thing. dear, “Here ts Robert, marrying for to got the husband. The next, and love. It ts liable to be your fault more important, {s to keep him then, dear. if he loses interest There is too much reliance on the You want to mean so much to bin supposition that to tie a man in that when a squall comes up or the what is or used to be an unticadle "einy days are at hand or you are knot is to bind every fiber of his OVerrun with cares he will be read being for good. Oh, yes, he in © See your side, even take your quite honest when he takes bis part against himseelf—such cases marriage vows and he will carry have been known. them out in spirit as well asin act “Don't try to outrival bis cigar ff he is not disillusioned. It is a Provide Robert a smoking-room in Mttle bard on a fellow after being the middie of the house, a down mounted on a pedestal by a woman stairn den into which he can drop to be made to step down to the whenever he feels like it. Let ilm level of ordinary companion or fit it up with his own things. And breadwinner. But a wise and tact- Marte, don't follow him every time ful bride can eastl her hope he goes in there, W a ifetime ful groom into the est of hus ahead of you surely you can afford bands to adopt the line that pays best in tt easy for # man to get the long run, Then in cornering the man and his the smoke in one 1 But I know my little Margie wil! have no trouble in keeping her mate You need not chain him h wife, almost impor 1 you can keey sib ome he ° no married w her husband re Almost ior who mak a specialty of ag bis married down with that sense of husbandly friends with a view to self-consola- duty; true love and devotion will tion can tell you that each bles bind him to you, and are fetters benedict he knows has times when strong and pleasant to wear. Your BY JOSH strength than a pound of beef,” says an eastern scientist, They cor tainly do-if they're old enough. | The new mayor of Chicago has te | sued « proclamation calling for the leaning of the eity on May 6 What the mayor really meant was that the cleaning be begun on May} 4 It could be finished by Dee. 6 Selfieh Nalioe, Martin Blake became the daddy of a boy yesterday and it tiekied) him so be came tm and pald half what he owed ua on subscription, | We wish it had been twine} Wardaville (Neb.) Times, BAY STATE BRAUTY | “You*are looking for manly beau- ty, are you’ writes a Boston ma to the Star Dust Well, here ts ho place to find it-Boston, | Mase, U. 8. A. Why, in a if-min | ute walk through the streets here I could pick out « male Florodors sextet that would pack the theater seven afternoons @ week and do & R. O. business at three or four 8 a m. performancea. who dig into the beans, Thee, W. Laweon ts first, Put hit in a beau- j | “And of all the handsome men ley contest anywhere on earth and | j Pr ©. W. Seheeter. With shine back on the job and the avenue full of verbal en | theement, the gladsome ice cream | eult Ie once more transferred from | debind the plate glass (© the frame pet the ager Appollinaris fel & wintry winter during whic hard sledding fer the seersucker ratneoat which wee trying to make & nolee like & friese wleter, the | change te vielent as welcome The raiment, lke the robts, thie pring, | votews ite presence voctferousiy | The cheek design te ae much tn evidence as lowe letters Ine breach of promise case, The checks run in | all since tite & family of Mormona tome of m heave @ very heres dDlankety effect, so th bevy of remin ot the before the saddling youth, or modern tonne Owing to nt wee | when the young was nt to come out for the sisting of spring, summer, | inter—tn sult of home & shade or two * than a « ould not take t for a checker hie garb, when he the werk day makes the « for or the beaw night, orus of a musical com edy jealous. | it te said men de not care for dress, It ie trae The pre ing style shows that they are abec reckless D> rune to ® sisting of & minced wit sinte fuer de tie ar entia Amer * now & borealia effect, con sult of tle of biack and vest of gold kh ground roller Why f fashion fo t ribe & terre oe tn WILL MAKE PROTEST, (Star Special Service.) PORT TOWNSEND, May 1—At a meeting of the Commercial elub last evening, it was decided all & mass meeting of the citizens dur ng the week to protest against the removal of the detention house from here to Seattle, which official information places at July 1 The club also took tn hand the raising of tunds for a Fourth of July celebration JOSEPH BAKER MISSING PORT TOWNSEND, April 36 Baker, chief cook at Iron Joweph ale left hie home nearly two SEVERAL CARS he is tired of matrimony; not of loving AUNT The largest display of Grar For Rent—$15 per month Insure your furniture anu house|} °&n vow be seen at The Hou roor and be 7 Lakeview against fire. Gregor McGregor, 301 sive agents for the wonderfi Phone 1 Empire building. Main 778 eee many others ' You pay no more for the One Way to Make Money ts to Buy at This Week's Prices to AN ADDI makes. Come and see them There are no others ‘THE HOUSE Sherman 1406 Sece THE SEATTLE STAR—-WEDNESDAY, | chester (Ky.) | Dowle If | made to prove be really was a seo- AN ESSAY ON VERNAL GARBS ON MEN Steinway & Knabe Grand Pianos DUST of blue ribbon A correnpondent writes to the) Star Dust that he has found # man} who should be in the contest | “Unfortunately,” he writes, “I do not know hia name, He te smooth no five feet ten inches faced, betw and six feet in height, and, when | saw him, wore a dark suit of a dark hat, black tle and| He was hanging to! I tried to lot hea. hite eollar trap in a etreet car each him to urge him to send bie pieture to you, but he left the car before I could elbow my way through the crowd In the aisle to the place he was standing This was between 6 and 6 p. mw. yester day.” } Will the smooth-faced man who} bung to a strap on bis way home| yesterday evening kindly eend bis) address to this office? entered in the contest Bure the flowers bloom in the “pring. bouse Why Hother With Chickens, From five cows Prandenburg old the past year 854 pounds of butter and kept 210 pounds for home wee. She also sold not quite 1,000 dosen oges.—Win- Democrat A Cleveland judge hae decided a man can marry on $10 a week. Now jet the judge decide bow « man can live on It } A man walked into the street) railway office in Pittefield, Mass and sald to the cashier “I am Give me $600." The demand for the $600 waa probably ond Dowle. | An English price fighter who has come to this country has a tattooed breast aod arma. You | know about the tattooed man. don't you’ Hard to beat. Secretary of agriculture hae ap- proved of a method of killing Grasshoppers by asphyxiation. Pos-| wibly thie will lead to a better un- derstanding of why the grasshop-/| pere fiee from skunks. | comarca | | | | i weeks ago and came to Townsend where he got on a spree. He was seen taking the night boat bound or Beattle and appeared to b toxicated. Nothing has been heard of him sines, and bie wife ‘ he bas met w t PORT Tx ad and erday king for @ eite Kiein, the shoemaker, 2 Jame street = JUST RECEIVED 11 Pianos ever seen in Seattle se of Qua We are exclu | Steinwa ind Knabe and best than for other inferior “JUST AS GOOD." OF QUALITY."’ yy & Co, ond Avenue . MAY 1, 1907, 2 i “€ doen cage contain more! he would leave it with his batr full . 1} He will be! Look inside of any green-| Ma GF. W! jtety ts fiehing | Rows | himself to prove to her that he is | great help to a man | HOW ‘CAN GIRLS + TELL TRUE ‘FROM: FALSE* MEN? BAIT THEIR HOOKS WITH FLATTERY, BY CYNTHIA GRBY, Underneath my window Mr. Rodin Hedbreast was at his love- making. Miss Redbreast looked| on with a somewhat doubtful eye. | How sleek be was! What a fine chest! What a splendid display | of Robin's charms’ And what of bis lady love? I thought I saw a gleam of admire tien kindle in her eye a6 whisk, (| hey were up and away out of my “IF IT WERE REALLY TRUE =|» ./**"™ 0rteay sight 1 doubt not Robin had woo a bride Oh, Robin, Robins. you are Jost 1) tke all the rest of the men! -Whea | mae goes wooing how be struts. Robin didn't waste any time teil | his sweetheart that her eyes were bright. He knew that it was vastly more Important that she be impressed by bis brilliant and supe rb appearance. It te Just that way with man. | fm man really loves a girl he doesn’t risk bis chances by tell ing her that she is pretty. Bhe might get haughty and throw hi/ m over. If it were not for the male flirt, who never by any chance means & word he says, no woman would ever have the satisfaction of being told that ehe is beautiful. The man who or a wife te intent upon the display of bis own fine quali tee When « lover is chiefly concernet in putting his best foot forwarr he is pretty sure to be in earnest | When seleed with av Intense “| sire to prove to her that there ts ts him something worthy of her trust and love and admiration he) forgets all about that pearly teeth | and ruby lip talk which some men | sing © giibly I once knew « schoolboy who} choked himself with a book atrap/ until he was red in the face Just) to get bis little sweetheart to tons! ber curls in his direction. All lov-| rs are grown up mhoolboya, They are always trying to think up | something brave There ts little confidence to be! placed In the man who tells a girl how sweetly beautiful she in. The man who baits his book with flat- for kisses, not for The man that means bust centers his attention upon a wife quite a eplendid fellow He stands a tittle when she looks bis way. He puffs his chest, brags a little and at deal about himeeif confides in her. He explains that the right kind of a wife is « And finally he enters upon the matrimonial home stretch by convincing her that all he needs to make a great straighter men of himerlf ta a little of the right kind of help That man is in earnest, my girl roma» Call Tomorrow And See the New Arribals in Votle Suite Slik Suite Covert Coates Serne Coates Sik Btons Silk Skirte Panama Skirts Silk Underskirts Just recetved by express our New York buyer Prices attractive—aetyles the you may open an ac wish from newest count for any with ua, if you hing selected Eastern Outfitting | Company, Inc. { 1892-34 Second, near Vetos | Hi Senitle’s Relinble Credit House.” }ee needs her, that settles it; shel! Joint commission aut “ congress to examine inte the ca | seme methods of the fe partment and the posta! eervics, ean ite investigation tea A comminsion engaged the 7 two New York firms of - ants, to make an expert exam! into the methods of accounting expenditures in the postottion da partment and 146 postal service, AKERS CEMENT Imperial Cement will mend anything -~ china, giass, wooden. ware, ete, ete, It only costs 10¢ per bottle. Try it onee and you will use no other. erockery, Don’t Be a Dead One Use the Lambert Snyder # Health Vibrator and) LIVE. Vibration is law of life, and this won derful little instrament will make you well keep you so. Special introductory price for § days only ......82.00 Postpaid to any address ., ee ané he'll get you, too, tf he talks enough about his needs, If s man can make ® woman belleve that bi to marry him whether she ‘a to or not, “Hie, that glorious creature, needs me.” sings ber maiden heart. “He heeds me, litte me! To be a very little plece of euch @ perfect whole, what bliss!” That's the end of it Robin has won his bride. MAY MANTON PATTERNS | Home of the Universal Rang e —— Viz — 4111 SECOND A HAMILTON BROWN 6HOES We have just received a big ship Skirts at £ ment of Black Silk Coats for " 7 jndiew, all atyiee—Kton Jackets, | A DRUMMER'S SAMPLE) Loose Box Coats and Long| LINE OF SKIRTS AT ]/ oe $6.00 » $25.00 ABOUT HALF PRICE Plain blacks, brown, navy SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY. | end gray; also gray u on — Taffeta egy Ae | and emall invisible checks inches long; extra quality; regu! i pleated and trimmed with braid pry Bo pes On pit, and embroidery; easily worth 4 2 4 $15.00 to $17.50; on sale Thurs | ae dberia sor brat ris | wor Gay at | Children’s Dresses $1.75 and $2.00 We are showing by far the , est and most complete line @ White Walsts $1.49 children’s dresses to be Come tn Thursday and take your in Seattle—percales, pick of any of our regular chambrays, lawas and all ki $1.76 and §2.00 White Lawn Walets at $1.49 each. Dorens . of summer wash materials, sizes, from 1 year to 14 of different styles to choose Prices from from, and all new, For one .. $1.98 down OLD COUNTRY LINEN day (Thursday) at, each pes tagee’ conan opel ne Silk Dress Goods Departme $1.25 Quality Rajah Silk, extra | 19inch Jap Wash Silk; comey heavy, soft, tmported material, navy, red, black, gréen, in navy blue, champagne, champagne, reseda, nile, lavender, gray, yellow and natural colors; per S5e The Quality All-Wool Storm Serge, | 49c grade Moreen Skirting, all staple colors to choose from; gray, brown, green, per yard se - ABe | white; per yard ......+4 | Hosiery for Children and We Women’s Black Hose, embrotder- | Ladies’ Blue, Black and ed in dainty designe of colored | Union Sutts, ankle length, bronze; per yard ......+¢ flowers; per pair . neck, long sleeves; knee i 3 pairs for | low neck and sleeveless; ges $1.00 | ankle length, high neck Children’s Black Cotten School wing sleeves .....-+0s0+ Howe, regular 1240 value, pair | + adies’ Sleevelese Silk Ve ssss+-PC | “tn blue, pink, white and } Don’t waste your valuable time drawn-in neck, with silk t 44, darning stockings when you $1.60 quality, special ..@ % can buy 3 pairs of Racine feet | Infants’ Abeorbent Diapers, for 2ihe@, All sizes; takes but one diaper is used at @ — a few minutes to sew them on they save half the labor your hose; black and balbrig ashing; also save you all the wan time of making; costs less thas the bird's eye diapers; 6 in & 3 pairs 25e¢ | Children’s Black Tdsle Kneo | 00%; small sizes, 6 for 7a Es, Length Drawers or Tights, a Medium sizes, 6 for . pair . 45e¢ | Largo sizes, 6 for Domestic Department FEATHER BED PILLOWS. | TABLE PADDING. 2%-Ib. ceather Pillows, standard 54-inch Heavy Table Padding, 8% make, ticking absolutely feath quality, reduced to ...+++ 43¢ er proof: 60, reduced to, each | S4inch Knitted Table Padding fy S7eé | $1.25 value, reduced to ..O7O0) 1b. Feather Pillow, 79¢ reduced ; to, each 67¢ | Se — Unbleached Outing Ib. Picked Featners, $1.10; re Flannel—5¢. duced to, each DSe | 4 good quality of Unbleached Feather Pillow, covered Outing Flannel on sale from # {th strong art ticking, $1.50 to 11 Thrusday morning, Per reduced to, each .. 81, 123%¢ yard oe Be A’