The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 17, 1907, Page 4

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Business: Grdependent 1188; Sunset Main 1050, DApARD STAR AGRNCT EH Ballard Ave, Sunset, Mallard we VERETSPAN AGENCY Homer Ryans, 21 KockerM@ber Ave; Bunset 14 BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. com, ok commer weeks oe Cwente-tive canto per month Ovevered 9) B was of Grier Kaiered at \ne Postaftion at Beattie, Washington, as seoond-claee matter, / o- TO MAIL SONSCRIVERS— Tre dave when your ription pene i of nb 4 e m pelt te adggnes, pour Game ts taben from Uhe list, A change of dale om O1R ee label te & Feootyt TO AUwSCK INRA — an copy of The Star fall to reach you ws evening, please do th vorste call wp our main ofticn Bea Wapendent, Lith detWenm 4 amd 180 o'clock, aod we wilt send you ® Tt you should mise Rh more B Ghee, please telephone we every tame reapers a THE MYSTERY OF A MAN'S CONSCIENCE During Auguat, 1907, there has been laid with tmposing cere mony at The Hague the cornerstone of a great white nple of Peace. It is emblem xf love, It stands for the recognition of wniversal brotherhood, It means that the world must cease from the shedding of blood. The man who {ts building the temple is Andrew Carnegte. During July, 1892, there was a strike at Homestead, Men had demanded wages bearing 1© falr proportion to the profits they Were earning for the master of the mills and furnaces, But the Master scoffed at their representations, He imported boatloads of at armed mon, and the Monongahela river ran red. At the ¢ of human life and suffering the master won, and the profits The man who brought about the bloodshed was Androw Car nogte. So we speak of the mystery of a man’s conscience. EE ty There was much pomp and circumstance at The Hague pad. At The Hague were ac Thore was only bitterness at Home Glamations, Caps were tossed in the alr, bands of music played, while the world looke at a benevolentfaced, gray-haired minister plontpotentiary of Peace. At Homestead there were shots and flames, armed mon trod stead! je others looked on and hed-handed, am cursed, and the world beheld a ch bassador extraordinary of War And these two men were one and the same. isl Cae et Im the rank everglades of Florida there are sluggish, nolsome streams, that (wist and turn and bend their tortuous ways through fengie and marsh. No man has plotted their devious courses. No man, endeavoring to traverse them, can know whither they come Or how they circle, They are uncharted, unknown, unknowable. But the siuagish waters of the everglades are not more tor tuous and mysterious than must be the conscience of a man who @an today at The Hague erect a white temple in the name of Peace and Love, while the earth has not yet grown old above the graves of his followmen at Homestea Im great red letters across its front page last evening a local mewspaper shrieked “Slays tis wife!” One-quarter of the page was taken up with bloody headlines and newsboys cried “All about the terrible murder!” Quite a number of people were fooled into buying copies, imagining that some prominent Seattle citizen had committed a dastardly crime. What they did find in the yellow sheet was an alleged telegram from New York telling of the killing of a German woman by her hus band. Nobedy had ever heard of either before the murder. There are people who will piay the races. There are others who will go up against slot machines whenever they get an opportunity ‘There are still others who bay gold bricks. And there are some Who buy faking newspapers They all belong to the tribe of “Good things.” PUBLIC MARKET IS A SUCCESS If anybody doubted that there was a keen demand for a public market in this city the developments of today have effectually set all such donbts at rest. ‘The market place at the end of Pike st. was thronged from early morning by thousands of people, who came eager to purchase at reasonable prices the vegetables that they have been paying two prices for in the past. The highwaymen of Western av. alias the commission men, who have systematically robbed the people of this city for years, were watching the market place this morning, and were startled at the popular demonstration. They had tried by every means in their power to keep ranchers from coming in to the market and had used threats to keep then away, declaring that those who used fhe mar ket could get no future accommodations from commission men. As & result a comparatively small number of ranchers appeared But when the news spreads among them that the market is a aucenas and that quick sales can be made at much better prices than they have been getting from the commission men, the threats of Rob- bers’ Row will have tittle effect The people of Seattie, on their part, should make it a point to patronize the public market even at a disadvantage for awhile, so as to get it thoroughly established. If you had to go away this morning with an empty basket, be- Cause everything was sold out, come again next Monday just the same. By so doing you are going to help the movement to reduce liv ing expenses in this city IT HAPPENED AT NEWPORT SENTENCE SERMONS. Henry Cope in Chicago Tribune. | one lives are the lips of the Moat | that which puts the soul on top, fi ah No great deeds are done without Only a coward will hide behind |the doing of many little details hia conscience No man increases his own good Your supertority 4 not depend | reputation by ing another's Gh Fone podeets | Preach the pleasures of piety and Self is the only thing that really | people willingly wiil bear its pains ean bren @ ties. As conscience becomes atrophied Rel » is the touch of the fla-|the critical faculties often become finite all o affairs active ane Bouse esnage neve ha Many think they can overcome buble ng bearers sin by shooting glittering generall Society has its tomptations, but ties at the devil TTLE STAR STAR DUST A Word From aah Wine ATURDAY, AUGUST 17, 1907. ISNT A MAN EASY Titty I@eat effort ofafourmug, the new Bourmug told the kh the following p “T saw a fon stake game the othe Maron De Shortakate everything, jhand in a live ly Jackpot, and finally put in the old family showerstick yroup one of the othe? players, Lard Cuttup, promptly rategd the awasp waist sometimes ‘aw a wasp temper,” At ué time durteg the feeltal aid fourmug crack a amite, majesty was convulsa If a hon were to pick up a hornet! would you call that a peck of trou think of the sovereigua whose rule} ribe as having been Why, He Grew Cold. he loved the ground historians de: | “wine and Just until he found she was Yue Suge vee re covering too much ground.” On the Same Footing. Old Uncle Hi limps out and says, farmer's corn, but I’ Bf it is good fer mi Kansas City Times A BIT Old Uncle Hank then clumps along Says he, “It's good for oulons, But 1 kin testify, bi It's mighty rough on buntons!” —Chieago Tribune. OF VAUDEVILLE #2) | W. SCHAEFER, Then Uncle Mara with a twinge Neomarks that tn all his Expertence he's never seen It worst for rheumatie indianapolis News (From the Court Journal.) 1 Unele tke says No alarm ts felt, The The worst nights yet Tho king's condition ts due to the For hia catarrh "SUNDAY TOPICS Third av, and Univer Jalty st, Rev. Francts J. Van Hora, and Madison The Realm of the Boul,” at 8 p. Paychic Boolety. A meoting wit! be held at Alki Helen Kico Dur} leigh will lecture on paychio work “Ah, here we are agetn. are your footings, Osgar Go vay mit you, Adoif head im splidding.” How hall at 3 p My and §:00 p m.; Sunday school, 9:45 BK, 66 p.m; mid-week service, Thureday, § p.m | Morning subject, “What One May ay. at § p.m | Seo Who Turns Aside,” evening, | wilt Facing Daty With a Song Theosophical sectety, Saat tle lodge, will moet at 1420 Seeopd Max M. Wardell on “The Antujal “Yous, my vife hit me mit “tl yust met your vife down the/to sleep, too.” streed, She vas looking habby.” Sure she wane jit me a headache’ is pudding on der “Look, der audience iss mak Dida't she yust Mental Science. Hungate of the Chen m., Sunday school, ey Normal school will leetdre on “Titelegy” at the Mental Sefenne college, ryan Mawr, ot 2 p. at. Rey. F. W. Griffithe, min-| al | Mra. J. W. Denay, supt.; 1 don'd belief 14, Why, my vife| “Yous, id ies filing ould through | |ship and sermon by James lirand, }i* nod so Irish as | am. She voult) nod be pudding on der green ‘Oh, yes, she vouldt jme she wasa cooking kale for jner, ha, ha, hat” ljoughings makes me dis Can'd you! epik mitould shutting up? | Lent me « hetuf a dollar.” | My purse dit nod come ould mit! me today, #o T haf noddings bat «| jtventy-dolar bitl.” Hand It here.” 14 fas @ heir and Pipeline, Rufus W. Fletcher, minister, 10 a. m., Sunday school; 5:00 p. m., worship and sermon IN THE GARDEN, school, Jas. P. Weter, supt Beacon Hilt school, Rey. Wm. Worthington. Ser vices, 11 a. m.; Sunday school, m; ¥. P&C ing sermon by “Tread it chently loom tn der family Bay, dias money looks Merle A. Frost iL a. m; Sanday school, 19 a. m.; Y. P. 8. ©. B, 7:00 p,m. Youngstown —3 00 p dat ian one of dose billx thne passing through dor letchisiedger, Nod «0 lout liddle pitchers haf great care.” dot case « ico plicher ought) to voar ear muffs.” “Bay, dor last time I haecrd dot} choke I laid down and-fell uncon. | Remember, mon by Rev. James A. Heary, 10:00 a. m., Sunday school; worship and sermon by Rev. James A. Heary, of St. John, Wash, Preabyterian. Hreadway and Co ——— Mies Carnation, ONS RECEIVED. Thie t datety Mi And so taking ta You'll be lost in admiration Of her beauty all the while, w it ation eatminster The specifications for the Bab | cock Wilcox bollera for | will preach in the morning on pentance Unto the Remission evening aubject, “The First and. the Angotic| A special musical |wram will be rendered at both eer} | viess under the direction of Prot./ mask of sympathy. | Bowman Rawlston Corner Foarth ballt at Lake Union, have been re board of public} works from Charles ©, Moore & of San Franciaco, The de structor will coat $3,770.31 and de- | be made in 26 after the contract la signed up. Christian Hymn POINTED PARAGRAPHS, Curtosity often hides behind the days) costs more to avenge «a and! wrong than it does to let it go by . » |lnate about three to lonses 1@y ‘ new nets are purchased fal 4 2 c= The” Het of Qvtey There 1e@recglved dally at the|' row piendily, That of port of Now rk an average of |COUKH must now be added $274,000 in gold and sliver imports. |e Dr t, of Accoraf#e to = report trom Ka | Mel bonpita recomgiy jbul, the Amoor, ts erecting pittaed he sébject before Albn ety, deck jboxgp and te introducing al fel) a cilitiew, Anew stamp Win been re |" wrersd the specitig jeontly tasued cape complaint, | eThere are ten government goty | wing tochale schoat lo Germany, Baring tem te a total of 15405 woudenta “The one ari te [ semerite londe@ @HR af whFe Timent! tae of 3,129 Finfluenee | A Teorman Genter recently store | =~ ens ped With fol@ @ tale In the twat « ga 6 Clo pe@nt at Leaner. Ger | cee PLE - | y ut ie bf N | [aoa pad fia, an aot . ae DRU avin De Lonestgite is fing in ¢ yas ides and officer ached the simmM of Tfisy), 2 PIKE AT wre. “ et, ‘ThI6 ts the record for the| LAK avt TTS layas. “THE SUAKER SOE i A monument has bees erected to Anna Holsel, in the Schicnsgard Pat Mannheim, Germany. She wae the wife of & carpenter, who, in 1784, saved the poet Schiller from a debtor's prison A Siritish Indian and his wife thave been aequitied by a Marits \barg (Natal) jary on the charge of ring a fellow countryman TODAY'S SPEC OW! Clear Regier S_STRSESS LESSEE SSUES xecuck ible ho HH Women in Madagascar ietia’ Kornel—Our |thefr shawls as the old Roman | Always the same 4 jtors did their togas, The Roman|{l Lord Talbot — ie joustom was to wear the toga wrap } clmar | ped around the body and across one shoulder, leaving the other one un covered An open air musoum ts planned | for Bremen, of the t endy familiar in many andinavian | towns. An epliome of the local cul ture and art from the earliest days|]i| That's one of om aie is to be offered in a park dotted || We have what you with old peasant houses i than you expeet to pay, | es According to Consul General Bo on Listoe, of Rotterdam, about 100, 'f 009 nets are in use during tho her, fl PIKE STREET STORE: ring season by the 800 fishing smacks of the Netherlands. A net SATURDAY, — It you efer come tot” “say, der last Ume I heard dot Boys Wanted arouned, ha, ha! ' THE “Lguens dey was trying id om der| TO sel Beattie papers. For tntor on” mation apply to Geo. Engler, Star TWO “Bpenking of my dog, 14 put him | flee, old library bullding, between ; eed 11 in the morning ao 3 +m lan'é he avake yea?’ @ afternoon, luitiation fee No, only my curtosity wnay | OS! by Engler, 3° ha!” (Rift) ee "% 1013-15 First Ave, |ing tds excapement dor bars, hehe!” We vili now sing dot sympathet fe bailat of vieb der refraining tse | ‘We Doo'd Take in Vashing, Bud | How We Lote Suds!” Grand Removal Sele of PIANOS We want to remove every plano in our store afd ware room to a purchaser's home and tn order to do so, we have made extraordinary reductions on all instruments on hand. It is not so much to save SOc on moving pianos from one store to another, aa we are go fag to remain at our old loca tion, but It is to prove to plano purchasers that we are tn po sition to undersell any and all dealers, no matter what the cireumstances or conditions may be. The large number of pianos sold in the last fow days to people who took the trouble to make compartsons, shows conclusively that our claims are correct. One of the largest and finest stocks of pianos to select from The Meyer-Toner Piano Co 314 Union 8t., Opp. the P.1. Dexter Horton & C BANKERS NEW YORK BUILDING ~ | | |} Spring st, Rev. M. A. Matthews, Morning subject, Wheo a woman has & train of ret of Their Power;” evening sub-| Toor Credit 1 Goals tao eet it ia apt to be an unlimited | Tragedies of Husiness.” | Lake Usion—-Oorner First ay. N. and Kilbourne ay. } Sunday school at preaching at 11 a m. and Thero is nothing better than a and nothing worse There's never any falling off in the grand flavor of Zu Zu Ginger Snaps food woman, than a bad one. The easier it fs to pump a man | jthe leas the information you get lout of him fs worth. There seeme be a yellow! streak In haman nature that makes | | way, Rev. J. P. D. Liwyd, rector. | it always want to shift the resopn | Services at 8 and ll a ; Sunday school at 10 a. m, Mora: | The Compensations of " evening subject, Decision for Chriet and the Con | firmation Service.” Corner Bighth ay. Gowan, reo-| 20 and 11 a. m.| Madison and Broad-| A Berlin sctentist has made 10, aminations to get to the con- | m that woman's brain ly smaller than man's. School Suits “That Stand the Racket” Mothers are invited to call and inspect our large and co jthe Higher Life Morning subject. Faithfulness ;" The nicest, spiciest, most tantalizing ginger snaps Chriatian Science. First Chureh of Chriat $12 Sixth av | Wednesday rooms at 923 Alaska building. Corner First av. N. and} Mercer, DeWitt ©. Morning subject How Obtained; The More Excellent “Triumph in De evening sub-|] plete showing will speak on A Minister's Personal Beatitudes,” | at the morning se built to wear, of honest mj AT HALF COS COMFORT COUNTS Northern Pacific tourist sleeping cars are built for COMFORT. 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