The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 20, 1907, Page 6

THE SEATTLE STAR — pat “ Hey Temporary Quarters, Old Library BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. Buliding. EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, Raliard 908 ~~ Felephonee— Editorial: independent 575; Sunset Main 1050, Business: Independent 1138; Sunset Main 1050. BALLARD STAR AGENCY Mallard Ave. Bunset EVERETT STAR AGENCY~C. W. Baldwin, 809 Rucker Ave, Ind, GX Aix conte per Week, Or (Wenly-five conte per month, Delivered We tree copies. ‘One cont per BF mall oF carete “Putered at the Pustoffice at Seattle, Washington, as second-class matter, pires is on the it eoription has not wen Crom the list, A change of date om TO MAIL, GUNSCRINERS The dete when OAGreas label of each When that dat fall t reach you by Orie copy of The TO Brea ' ny to call up main office unmet. Main 1008, Indep 50 o'clock, and we will send you & copy Gt once tt you should mise K more than ones, please telephone ve every (me males tt a wor rice end Th this way we can be certain of giving eur eubseribers & perfect & fe he only way GIVE THE BOY A CHANCE We want to talk to you about your boy. We will assume that he is, apparently, an everyday, ordi- nary boy, with the usual amount of spirit, mischief and hard headedness. been as good as he might have been, and that you h fortunate enough to find this out. ignorance and wisdom, affection and temper, good and bad We will agree that he seems to have in him the making of a good average man But what else has he? brain? perceive, that brain create? ALL THE HUMAN ABILITY THAT THERE IS, EVER HAS BEEN, OR EVER WILL BE ING IN THE SOUL OF THAT EV a 2. ae 8 OR YDAY BOY, We like to think of this as the miracle of childhood THERE ARE INFINITE POSSIBILITIES IN EV ERY CHILD. Yours may have it in him to be as eloquent as Cs.cro, as strategic as Hannibal, as poetic as Milton, or as melodious as Beethoven. He may be as great a patriot as Washingt profound a thinker as Darwin, or as magnetic a leader as Mahomet. tomorrow, they must develop from the boys and girls of today You do not want to take the chance of robbing Y¢ URS of what belongs to them. Suppose they had made a notion clerk of Roosevelt, or a doctor of Moody, or a stable-boy of Shakespeare? n, The great men became great because they discovered in time what was hidden away inside of them BUT THINK HOW MANY MORE GREATER MEN AND WOME NEITHER PARENTS NOR E CUMSTANCE ENCOURAGED THEM TO FIND RLY TRAINING NOR CIR BOR? Surely, as the poet Gray put it, there are Hampdens and Miltons and Cromwells in every country churchyard! Ce 8: 8 Oe 8 There is some one thing that your boy and your girl will be able to do better than anything else Find out what it is bridges life for nobler things. If you heal the sick in body, your boy may heal the sick in soul. If you follow, he may lead VE THE BOY A CHANCE By Katherine Leckie. There i« a homely old saw that runs, “What is one man's meat fe another man's poison.” it is a bit vulgar in expression, but truly wise. It seems particularly applicable as an answer to the question ot “what constitutes a model wife’ Kapecially ts it true in these days, when chorus girls in such large numbers seem the choice as brides in preference to the modest, domestic girl, or even her intel lectual college sister ‘The definition of a “model” wifo must, of course, depend upon the land or nation, the city or village in which the wife lives. As countries, towns and hamlets take thelr coloring from the mea who make them, these naturally select the woman possessing the quali ties nearest their masculine hearts. What would be “model” to the youth who spends endless idle days in a madly speeding motor car, would hardly do at all for the quiet student who devotes long ks and months to quiet study The man who delights in the rest that comes with light, frivol ous chatter, at the end of a wearying day, doesn’t want a wife who talks Schopenhauer and Spencer. The hushand who enjoys a horse race does not find a model companion in the girl who would rather go to prayer meeting, and the man who considers perfect happiness reading alowd of a winter's evening, should discover beforehand if the fair creature he selects as a wife would rather lster to the tenor solo of Caruso than his unmusica!l voice The wife, in a successful married life, to be taken as a pattern and faithfully imitated, is the woman who is ever interested in whatever affects the welfare of her tiege ford and master. When he wishes to go she is up, hat on and ready for the start. Though the suggestion may frequently be made when she is tired, she carefully conceals the fact. When the husband desires the quiet of their own domicile she acquiesces so quickly that he firmly believes that he is satisfying her dearest wish. The model wife is an attentive listen- e ether ia business that she does not understand, or stupid jokes that she has smiled at dozens of tim before. Sympathy, ever on tappis the quality necessary for a model wife. The supply must be af boundless as Niagara and should flow with as tremendous 4 downpour, It may be expressed by silence as much as words, and there is never an occasion of joy or sorrow, prozperity or adversity, when sympathy is not acceptable. Sympathy is as rare a quality as it is fine. The girl who wishes to have a happy married life and dors not naturally possess this characieristic, will make no mistake in cultivating it LILLIAN RUSSELL’S DAUGHTER LOSES $1,200 AT GAMBLING (Star Special Service.) remarkable run of luck, and in| = NEW YORK, June 20.—Dorothy short order harvested $400 of I. daughter of Lillian Rus-|Dorothy’s money. The $400 was had an experte tn a onl a beginner Co even or “ Long Ac afe the other night|¢leven,” was whispered over the} Have You a Piano that will keep her ng for table until the young 7 some time to come is to-|actress was out $1,200, of which Which You Do Not Use? x day trying to yer ther she | $400 was cash and the } co 1 went up inst a brace gam 0. I Why don’t you make it useful to % played in hard luck at ell thought it time to} every momber of your farnily by |R The cor a queen's daugh-| quit and walter appeared with ter sau ! th ar|the dinner, On reaching her buying @ player which can be at- | cafo with well an-|apartment at the Hotel Puniop| tached to It? We have a large line 2 about-t i I at down | Dorothy “ealled on friends who in which we would like to show you. at a table juced gent” to return the has! | I 1 e lw t sugar|$800 1. O. U. He kept the cash | Ike ¢ 1 wh y her ew | — , @ G, | I ald I'll |tors, 1413 ‘Third Ave. h olght Prom ths. start the mawabout:| table in 8 onan tes WOFITIPILILLLL LLL LLC L EEE LL town (who also sella wine) had a tlemen —— - a - ” We will take for granted that he has not always ave been We will also suppose that he is occasionally just about as big a handful as either you or his mother cares to contend with, and that he has his share of What else is inside of that head; What else is hidden in the personality that looks out of those eyes? What else is there locked deep in that undeveloped What else can these hands do some day, those eyes) give hor MAY BE SLEEP- If there are to be any great men and women of THE WORLD HAS LOST BECAUSE ND USE THE TALENTS WITH WHICH THEY WERE If you lay brick, your boy may build If you care only for society, your girl may have monuments erected to her memory as one who gave up her) | ported his adventures to a police THE SEATTLE ST. THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1907, wv BY JOSH ‘The news comes that an umbrel-| How happy Johnny looks; la trust has been formed, It never | How he hates to leave his books; rains but it pours, How the tears start in bis eyem Aa he utters sad “good byes To the teacher and the rent Whore he studied with such seat! Aome of Pathos. “I have shed te at the ruins) of Babylon,” said the Returned | Ab, his boart ts bitter (nowy IV. Traveler. “I have seen the ghast-| Since vacation he has got SUMMER GoseIP AND ly glories of Rome, [ have sorrow BUARRELS. ed for the lost grandeur of Spain Necessary Evil ‘ . I have been moved deoply by the] ‘Gainst osculation sclentiofs jare : desolation of a oncewas boom very prone to bicker My Doar Kathryn: —Summer be town in Florida, But never have I] Bee they say, where lip meets |ing the encountered anything that looked lip the microbes gathe \@ tired so forlorn as a lawnloss lawn thicker malghit acing that mower,” Tut it's We thie Jand fresh fish would Induce reat to — We have to kas; | nerves and ton Hut it is not So let the microbes flicker, wo, On the day after a hop, when ASS Coy eco : i |the house is overcrowded and & hot wave is on, in the tremor of Help Unete, doom }aome expectancy, perhaps, but Uncle Josh believes that besides x funny there should be a sortous aide to this datly Now hore is a chance for some one to get real busy, Unele Josh has be Th’ June gradu ate of terday be comes th’ June bride of tomorrer. answer thinking up something funny to write and bellevea that among the Star readers there are many who ean do the problem for him, Here in the question sond in your Josh “BALEM, Ore,, June 20.-—Hore is a problem in ‘backwoods’ mathe ation that has been sent in to the State Board of Bducation for solu tion, and as the chief of the answers to Unc ‘The Eternal Feminine, da ft." i “Hecause her dresamaker didn't | sent, it was passed up to Governor Chamberlain, as chairman, and he tfully refers it to the pub A Word to the Wise, ihe “Bay, Missus,” said the tough) “two hunters killed a deer and looking tramp, who knocked at the! oid it by the pound In the woods summer kitchen, on @ lonely Kan-|rhoy had po proper moans of sas farm, “any men tn the house” | weighing It, but knowing their own “Twenty-thr ald the firm-fom | weights tured lady who answered his! other 190 pounde—they placed a knock | rall across a fence so that tt bal Kither way ft behooved him to/ anced with one on each end» then do so, and he did |they exchanged places. Question Answered. lap, the rail again balanced Yea, Alonso, the young lady with | was the weight of the deer’ gam shoes and three yards of red 7 flannel round hor neck is the Sum [ What mer Girl There Are Others. For every man who any tax On swollen fortunes dreads, There ts another who should fear A tax on swo! heads Here's a new angle to a soctal problem which has become rather | numerous of late Original wife of a Now York man pot only has him arrested for bigamy, but hin Wife No, 2 jatled also, on the ground | that she knew he was Another's Ni nobody but a woman would | have been foxy enough to strike this telling blow. Maybe here's the real remedy for bigamy. Cinch. Smatherly stand well Going Over His Figures, Family Finance. ? Husband—What did you go, with that half dollar you had yotterday? Wife-—-1 used it to have ba 9 of glans put in, paid your Tadodry | batt bought a loaf “Doos Mis in ber clase?” “T should say = #0. Her com mencement, gown has ‘om all skinned.” Falitor Star Dust | for sewing machine olf. Kindly tell me how a chicken| Husband—Theo let mo pare a) should be carved B.P.H. | dollar, I want to go to the ball With a knife, of course. game | Or, Robert's Rendezvous With the Red-Handed Rovers. ; By F. W. Schaefer. ‘AR DUST |~@ j moet of all, ings, te femininity aquiver. Indeed when a fow pass | column. | almost any women are fat ing comment can received the following question 0 | never ix Ho ts very busy each day) yy Figure it out and) aame | cround fell to discussing a mutual | acquaintance, tm who. tractaed of her marriage to a wild { ot the argument young mathomatical department was ab | ‘The other hung oo the wonmn's personal qualities winatng her pesition a of all drawbacks, W Meve it, t heated we On another oceaston T overheard | a debate as to whether an acknowledged belle own mald one 180 pounds and the} jorie in the south, out of her private means or wheth er the and =the} father lighter man, taking the deer on his! of Miss Jone: tile indeed ts tien and the often feel an unple concert tastgnificance. see Uncle Bar Nebraska the Gunboats Chicago, Albany, the phia, the the Great Dry Pier 2 at 6:30, 8:30, | Activity of bread and|f — |some lettuce, and apent the reat/ | of this sale “HURRY,” SAID THE OFFICER. “GET A REFERENCE FROM SOMEBODY.” CHAPTER HL | gratulations by the mayor and com Confusion, instead of Col. Crust,| mon counctl. A town meeting was reigned on board the ptrate ship! called and Robert was given a rous when Robert made his departure so | ing farewell, with speeches successfully. The villains rushed | truant officer, songs by the Long to the railing and lined it with | shoremen's quartet, and resolutions their hideous faces One low. of reap containing no leas than browed Lascar aimed a biunderbus yurteen Whereases and seven “Stay your hand, Bajeejeck, shouted Col. Crust. “Don't shoot else he may change his mind and come back.” Thus Robert was enabled to reach Salem, where he im liately re boys of Salem, all emerald @reen with envy, Robert was escer the docks and put into a matorboat belonging to the walking delegate of the Cod Fishermen's untus. Out in the harbor the Mine” was seen weighing agghor but the swift motor boat overifituled her ere she got to sea. man "Hurry . * sald the officer. “Get a --" f from somebody or you'll Well, I'm back,” said Reber miss your chance to join the evil-|exultantly, cli rs." pirate ship. muttered Col. Geugt (Continued,) At the city hall Robert told his story, and was showered with con Curses,” HE HOUSE OF QUALITY jf Te S atore it for by the} at the fugitive. Robert's life was |“Belt-Resolveds.” Armed with an in grave peril, for it was one of official letter of recommendation, those deadly unloaded guns. and followed by the other «mall |] Baby | half-hour od together idle or malicious gon mpant or tempers #0 on ¢ as during the shutin days 1 remember @ clone ning last August whe was centered in the office o lightful family hotel, Two young women who had come fro ity and met on this ¢ name at declared, was social by slow freesing be aide fact of that d friends in Jones paid her wakes were pald This led young lady lint ant sen own comparati « thetr Gossip can create se U. S. Navy Y. All aboard for the * Battlenhips Oregon sonabip Dock 10 a. m 15, 2:30, 4:30 pm. Unusual in Piano Buying Though this ta considered dull mot . and business mer Fin genera! complain, there be euch activity as in caused t R-TONER PIANC never been plano baying THE ME cos. Great Sale of the Receiver’s Stock of Pianos Get in line and bay plano while you can anve f $150 to $250 ou know a thing as a large failing tn business don't happe often, and if we had to pay t manufacturers’ prices we would have to lowe money on this sale THIS 16 ONE OF THE RARE CHANCES WHERE THE PUB LIC CAN GET IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR AND DIS COUNT THE DEALER There has not been an intend ing purchs in our store who has left without buying a piano You may not need the plan now, but ff you take advantage you can afford to a ye a in r or two, the t mill be a tion The saving ts suffictent @ducate the whole family m These are reductions aome $250 Piano for 275 Piano for $300 Piano for $400 Piano for $450 Piano for $600 Piano for Also a $1,000 Art Grand for $600. Next week will positively en Don't be one of the who will be disappointed ones too late Orde will and all money chase tory from receive mut of the city careful attentio refunded if pur atisfac does not prove The Meyer- Toner Piano Co. | 314 Union Street, Opposite the Pol, Building Store open every evening un 9% o'clock Ko ‘shee ool h Appropriate | Wedding Gifts BASEMENT Tiffany Bronze wares, Tiffany Min ton china ware, art goods from everywhere. Glass wares, rich out gi \AlbertHansen Jeweler and Silversmith. © Agent for Patck, Philippe @ Co.'s Ce ated Watches. First Av. and Cherry 8t Established 1823. summer he world, with its share of pain and all uncharitablenoss pleasure, I | bous |having accepted & bunch of swoet | the |ple you are able hoop dressed seom leas, the an | ly will be and t | ford to risk rainy morn: | be heard, bUt) gy ment drizzly 2 group Summer Apparel least, om | use | w spite ‘ould you be * simple matier led | Miss Mar by her to a going ove habits of lite Fn this sort of conversa or9 ation adal in the navy yard to} the and Wisconsin Kosten and Trainingship Philadel Nipaic, and Hoats leave | and Round trip Women's 8250 | 12:30 | | | | White voice tar shove Pris H ay d/has been aeicoted a @ an he chotr of the Re It ip waid he has & singing |ioge, whore he val here be ts attending quem Prince Wdward, Prin or WwW quite an amount winger ‘ 8 a : pvenut pie, GLOBE BLOCK SUMMER HINTS BATH CAPS—Look at them in the window, We have ther all shapes, sizes, colors and : SPECIAL—AIl Bath Caps marked 25¢ we an. nounce for Friday and Saturday only ++ AD EXTRA SPECIAL—AIl 75c Caps, Friday and Saturday only for, each ...... - 52¢ XTRAORDINARY SPECIAL—Some Fine Silk Caps, only a few in the lot. Regular $1.09 Friday and Saturday .++++e+00y.08¢ DIVERS’ CAPS—Prevent wetting the hair and keep water out of the ears. Regular 75¢ each, «52g BAGS—AIl our complete fine of gs, Friday and Saturday, at 10 per by magnifying the} wt trifle, for it Is a miniature | ay woll a6 have koown a young | ied man pack his wife off in « hurry by reason of her whieh hin from a fellow-boarder ident had been served to uch enlarged reports with the best bred peo- thrya, and olny, over wayoty may ances certalr © you cannot af Consort apart thron Make use of your eyes and your dear girl, and talk little | the summer hotel Your loving aunt BETH Comes Into Its Own at Last You'll have to hurry up and buy that light weight suit if | you want to keep cool and com fortablo in the warm days that are b us Don't let any reasons delay acerveome ree ete one ek 36a each, “pocketbook” Friday and Saturday only ....... the buying~-our ’ F : : SPONGE Sponge Bz littioatatime plan gets around these reasons nicely Most everything's here in | the way of cool wearables for cent. off regular prices. men and women—Outing Bults, WASH special, each ......ccovcessesmenen RUB-DRY Size; Negligoe Shtrte, Pan Shoes, Neckwear ma Hats, ( LOTHS—Regular 10¢ 5¢ Ladies’ Linen Suita, Coste and Walsts, Slik Waints, ote WASH CLOTH—In rubber lined case, complete Prices right—quality right— | ‘ SEA SALT—Big 5-lb. boxes of finest salt, per styles right. Terma, the easiest over DENNISON’S LUNCH SETS—Each contain ing paper table cover, 12 napkins and 12 doilies, The whole outfit complete for -19¢ YOU WILL NEED STATIONERY—Try @ 1-lb. package of Quaker Special Linen, Og Friday and Saturday only we give 1 package of fine envelopes with each package of paper. Both for ... Eastern Out- fitting Co. 1332.34 Second Av., 209 Union St. | attic’s Reliable Credit House” WHAT YOU CAN DO AT LONDON!) ———={]/)\{ == Hourly Periods in the Pre-Inventory Sale. Come in}} Friday---Bargains All Day Long. 8:30 | 9:30 | 10:30. 9:30 | 10:30 | 11:30. Yards Ptak Apron Gingham, Hate and Outing Caps | Vests, In pretty pink or blue shades; 6c #3; vpecial grade, on sale at, each Re 1c Pkg Peet's Hooks Cheek Women's value ase Straw values to 60c; special 10¢ Blee of wh sani 7inch China Wash and Eyes 8 Every wanted pet hade and black or [2 10¢ Pair Corset Steels or white erul 60e ¥ White; regular 60¢ val Fy 19¢ Curling Iron— ue; special, yard or +e oe ate 1 19¢ Hand Mirror Se ular ie ¢ Hose Supporter | 25° Panama Ls ats sale at, ne - in the house and |, 52inch “AikWeal 26c Sun Bonnets every atyle po nama rene is—on sale, pair | 95¢ nuster Brown ‘ pm ¥ ase or tan and black; oa sale at, per yard ....70¢ 500 Dozen Best ed Toke ae els, lhe quick—eack —come 25e White Coat and Cuff Sets 10¢ 50c Lawn Kimonos, neat ly made; fast colors on sale . .25¢ 2:30 2330 | 3:30. Collar Men's ‘5c Negligee Shirts — The Pickwick each famous brand on a5e sale at 1 1:30 Silk 4-Inch Best Taffeta Rib- be Bottle Vaseline bons stripes and double tip finge » 3 ; siete 14 plaids, yard toe |. ca : aa quality Rox Ruching of 6 | 5¢ Bottle Machine Ot grade; Py kinds or on sale at, palit. Sinch Tat ss or so Cake Williams’ Shav — a 260 Side Combs— ing Soap Women’s White Hose, oF or fa black; allover tase: 19¢ sellers; om sale at 12¢ full blew $2.60 de Strong Twine Shop ping Bag tox est Talcum Powder ; on sale canines 29¢].. or oa ise 6c Crash ‘Toweling Street Hats, 30¢. $6.00 Dress Skirts heavy gray twill, 16 | Women's Ste Pare Waite 7 Come quick; values to rt inches wide, on sa Liste Vests,» ons 50; ready to put | $7.50 Dress Skirts at, per yard Be sloeves; all sizes; pet on; all st for wo $4.98 | white Parasols, tri fect goods; 08 sale for $9 Dress Skirts $5.98 $10 Dress skirts Secey | med with emb tucks or inse men misses = and one long hout at, each children ..80¢ | $12 Dress Skirts $7.08 | some polka dot No extra charge for al values; on 8a Men's Fancy Wash Vests | teration each nove’ Outing Night 50 patterns for your 2 = — “3 i “ re ae a | Ch dre u's Play Suit Gowns, regular See choosing; $1.75 val black oaly, on ale at canaees in woll made; vos; on sale at ..08¢ yard ibe ors; on sale s pecial Best 100 Yard Spool Silk