The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 10, 1907, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBL ISHIya CO. 1207-1309 Beventh s eveRy AFTERNOON eWcerr SUNDAY. Oya Telephones Drivate connecting all parte of the Building - t, Main 1080 and Independent, 441, Ask for the department or the name of the person desired, BALLARD STAR AGENCY ul 321 Mallard Ave, Munset, F BVEREDT st Am AGHNOY 1 mer Kvang 2981 RoolGt On tL per Copy, Hx CONTE Per Week, oF twenty Liv@eents por memth, De. Hered “or ma Ne free copies | Ratered at the Postot ned attor TO MATL SUMSCRIBERS The date Aptton te 0 PS © «cf date on the aditrons label Is a receipt j ruin. erties, can be cortain of giving our aubseribers @ perfect service A SERMON FROM THE PENITENTIARY This is a me from one behind the bars of a prison to those outside. : In an editorial printed in “The Mirror,” a paper pyblished by the inmates of the Minnesota penitentiary, the editor says “It is the concensus of opinion of the men who in many in- stances have served three or four terms that from a strictly business standpoint there is absolutely nothing in being dis- honest.” Speaking especially of forgery—a crime said to be on the increase among young men—this prison writer Says “The man who gets it into his head that he can be success ful at ‘shoveling checks’ is running up ainst the hardest proposition he can tackle.” This is no Hark-from-the-tombs-a-doleful-sound sort of whining. It is a plain statement of fact based on experience But briefly, the sermon of this man, whose prison stripes are badges of bitter experiment in wro foing, is this: Dishonesty does not pay. Don’t think you are smarter than justice. Honesty is good business. Of course all this has been said by the preachers and the moralists over and over again, world without end, But théy talked theory. Here is a man sitting in the somber shadow] of prison walls who talks experience—his experience and the experience of his fellows. They thought dishonesty would pay, They fancied nse, might be caught, not they. They believed the way to get on] in the world was by the way of cute villainy Experience is a dear school. The Mirror man says in some | 4 cases it took three or four terms in the penitentiary for some | of these men to learn the lesson. But it was learned. Their dis-| honesty failed. Because— } It is true as Emerson says, “crime and punishment grow | on the same stem.” | A man may escape the outstretched hands of Justice for a time. But Nemesis will catch up with him. Ca etribution or what you will, a certain something the footsteps of ‘ the wrongdoer and will never let go Slowly, it may be, but surely, it finally overtakes. j In that essay on “Compensation,” Emerson shows how You must pay the price for everything you get in this wo You can’t get something for nothing. The law of all things says: Render your equivalent! You cannot do wrong without suffering wrong That is where so many lose out in their calculations They try to do the impossible—to separate a wr m its penalty. Wrong and penalty are Siamese twins. F 1 sands of years men have tried to divorce the two and fa It simply cannot be done And the pity of it is that men must be shut up in prison that they may learn this simple son, a lesson they once learned at their mother’s knees Learn the lesson and stay outside the walls. The people inside have tried and tried again, and failed BUT ONE COURSE LN) OPEN Whether or not the condemnation of city jail has q arisen from agitation started by the socialists in their war with the police, the city administration is not justified in deal ing with the situation from any standpoint but that of public good. The source of a reform has nothing to do with the prin ciples of right and wrong involve The principles involved are the sane ether the movement is b ht about by the efforts of the est or the lowest in a community The board of health has condemned tt ; place so unhealthy that consideration hum that it shall not be used the beings. It makes no er ether Dr. Tit thews called att f The board has esti gated and found I board has acted and the only, course wl tration low with publ credit is to remedy as quickly t e without going behind the returns to find out the political significance of the move | Look rosperous and You'll Win Prosperity OUR SUITS, OVERCOATS AND RAINCOATS HAVE THE LOOKS AND THE WEAR AND ARE WITHIN a: YOUR MEANS. ii SUITS—$12.50 TO $40, it B OVERCOATS—$12.50 TO $60. RAINCOATS—$12.50 TO $35, J. REDELSHEIMER & CO. 800-804 First Avenue, Corner Columbia. Strongest Overcoat House in the State \t | low an intermisst Do something @ little bit better han it's ever been done before, and the world will keep you busy jand happy to the end of your days Harriman may have folt refroab ed and cleansed by the immunity bath, but he looks and smetly lke Next on the Program. By Now PROF, BUMPTARARA here ts a noodle which I ‘onsider aa symmetrical as a bly Hard ball and as devold of alfalfa Never mind, Socrates himself was no Clreassian lady, This gentle man rejolces, and heroleally at that, in the name of Philander Chase Knox, Yot, siagulari he is got 1 of the ohase. That's what Knox me, On the other hand he ts inelined to philand We will ab n of five minutes while you laugh Mr. Knox's occiput has features that make it no marvel that he ta urviving the ordeal of be: od States senator sylvania at that and fr He ta the favorite son of his Pa, However, sometiner J. D, LOWMAN Vice Pres, ||] Woman's idea nu endorsement for the presidency, [A.B STEWART....Vice Pree. Il near Gorge By CYNTHIA GREY. 1 vaccination, doom ake . A . . = stem Asst ot es es N. B, SOLNER., Cashier Your letter came this morning. I am glad that you found every face indications convinces me! Cc. B. BROWN... Asa't Cashier thing all right at home that this = subject — cheriahou | R. HM, SANFORD. . Ass't Cashior You are such a queer boy! When f finished reading your letter a didn't kno ether to be Q To me love ts the most ho antipathy to corporations, and I Knox's crock ts very deop fr Wi Bi PAGE. ..Preet Oltieee 0). SS) eet ree es aeee ot We ee. eae he oe think tost borings will bear me out apex to foundation vs eine, Bes eo Sinine dial Gok in ahaae * in my estimate. iepth Po ce and somehow your letter made me feel that you didn’t feel that — ene ery Droad from ¢ = ae bout oo ou do, don ou, George? It is worthy of romark that Mr, west, indicating breadth abl ye neg oe ging on Mg at are ga CO are : == | DIRECTORS didn't. Your new position will be fir Wasn't it good of your Ferdinand Schmitz J. D. Lowman || father? § 4 i . : About the smoker, dear. I'm glad you didn’t drink thing, but AR DU jaye Meaenbors A. B. Stewart Ti you promised not to smoke even one cigaret. [ think it would be bet orgo Donworth Chas, H. Bebb || ter to hort, don’t you? I wish you would stay a | old amok r iIN Solner Robi »| eCormie . " * BY JOSH NM. B. Golner Robt. C. MeCormick Yes, George, 1 do love you and believe you love me behets James D. Hoge EB. R. Dunn 1 don't care about the fine house and the society, I care j ee and if Tf were sure that you love me well enough to become the kind Joah Wise Says: fair saller?*—Loulsville Courier oss of « man I want my husband to be [ would marry you if you had Journal & penny to your name but somehow | can't feel certain that it is | ok ah ight for ua to be married #0 soon, and since your letter came I have | Stray Shots A strong list of officers and 1) teen afraid that we ought not to be married at all. Let us wait a In th’ midst ov life we are in|} directors le the best assurance || little while, George. I want to be sure. Always your friend th’ midst of debts. MARIF. opateht tees. thant that you will be protected in all - é A ' whut's frees no Some »ple spend ao mu ne ngs with this Bank U.S. Navy Yard REMOVED iy WASHINGTON peer preparin’ for th’ hereafter th . Take ao trip on the Sound and BUILDING mo jon't oven have time t be soda ts are over $3,000,000. visit the U. 8. navy yard, see the! Th. Washington Institute of On and battleships Oregon, Wisconsin and teopathy, Dre. Potter & son thing? Assumed innocence is @ danger siciliadl Nebraska, the cruisers Charleston, have removed their offic from vue thin , foston, Buffalo and the training the Mutual Life building to the poe ship Philadelphia, the mammoth fourth floor of the Washington | Branches at , Th’ man who kan't serve God § | Branches a Georgetown, Ren- iii ary docks, torpedo boats and|buliding, near foot of Cherry, on “Yaave Pler ton and Bailard. prison abip Nipsic. Boats leave First ay. This move was necessary or To see batilialt Pier 2, foot of Yeuler way, mes in order to secure sufficient room Shep steht us lo ceri ally, Round trip, 60e **\in which to conduct their practice * and gents his column is free to al wi Hello, aid What you catch Aw ? Naw gone tor be any whatin’ till 1 get bh Drawing the Line. on enough he ¢ Ba American New Rich. Now I want a mahogany bar fort long. We Kin you butid @ yacht around that guarant 1 to be a tollable Oriental Billiard and Pool Par lara, 1416 Third av, have eight new tables and the only 5x10 pool table A place for gentiome TRUST & SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY first Ave. and Columbia St. SEATTLE, WASH. DEPOSITS MADE IN OUR SAVINGS DEPARTMENT TO OCTOBER 10TH DRAW IN. TEREST AT THE RATE OF 4 PER CENT PER ANNUM FROM OCTOBER ONLY 61 18T. NECESSARY TO OPEN AN ACCOUNT, B®. SHORROCK, President HARTMAN, Vice President, ALEXANDER MYPT Secretary SMITH, 1 P. VLA Cashier A per Ct, Interest paid on Saving Try Us FRIDAY IN S50 qual ny, Weel _viaiee, FRIDAY IN $20 and $25 @ren’s dresses and ladies waists; 36 inches wide just received ¢ day. Fri Sh. 9-4 SHEETING, 25¢. poncho Ag gg a ort Lengths of $4 Sheeting, net bleached. 89. This quality is sow worth 20c a 25 Women’s Olde qoesity Aai-Weel Meek yard. Special Fridsy, per yard ... c Chiffon Vv ches wide; excellent finish and PILLOW CASES, 10¢. good black r one day 42x36-inch Bleached Pillow Cases. 10 be » ds i pe we tosses Med: abe 32-INCH BED TICKING, 8¢. $1.50 quality All-Wool bn 324nch Bed Ticking; not feather we 8 fon Taffeta Cloths, 45 Special Friday, per yard c inches wide; the most - wanted ‘goods for fine EDEN CLOTH, 15¢. tailored suits; colors inch Eden Cloth, in stripes, ete. These brown, green, navy blue, goods are specially adapted for men's cardir and black; Fri negligee shirts, etc.; worth 200; day yard $1.10 for 15c $2.75 quality All-Wool im ported Chiffon Broad 42- INCH PILLOW MUSLIN, cloth, the most popular 12 of all clothe for fall and ¢. winter ‘wane?’ bled 424nch Bleached Pillow Muslin, worth 17¢ tehed Gnd tall Of teehee yard. For Friday, special, 1 ‘or one day, BARGAIN FRIDAY, we offer pan pa agi blue, garn¢ 314-LB. PILLOW, $1.50. “te ony ooh $22.50 and a 00 new oes Sek ee 3%-1b. Princess Down Pillow, covered with ie thee nl ee he : fancy art ticking; worth $4.00 a pair, Spe mixtures and stripes; long and ahort, tinh * Same of ro adic ohh $1 50 fitting; long and short, half-fitted, a Dress Goods = " r long and short fitting styles. Regu Silks, and Lin- 15c SHIRTING, 11%¢ lar prices $20.00 to $25.00. ON : ; 7 Shirt ean ae gy SALE FRIDAY AT $17.50 ings, priced at— abet eet Bilan can es, gee No extra charge for alterations and 150 quali FRII $4.50land $5 Trimmed knowin @owin’ } ! | | i? i] } i JAY IN Hats $3.98 Beautiful Trimmed lik and French trich plumes and ribbons and o nly 50 hate in th at $4.50 and. $5.00. FRIDAY AT for Gloves, Suits, » Dress Goods. ARSE ay Swellest thing in Gioves Men's Fancy Silk Web Suspenders, all co 1 or Sclasp ors and weaves; sold regularly at $1.75 ond 82,00 Oo; special Friday at 39c Other Reliable A pick, span new line of Men's Fourin anid Ties new silks, new ea ves, w Makes shapes: regularly 60c; ‘special Fr In ta bre s and black jay at : _ jasp P. K. seam, real Men's All-Wool Cassimere Sox natural and ce mali aa ia yeavy and manni a Pale black re for ea heel and toe lendid felt trim a ith os ry . cot oF : : say tips, feathery ‘9 wing Black L isle Gloves, J tole 4 veg! n Or st opened up 300 dozen Men's | ne all good style aoe. nette Silk Handkere f W is lot. Priced regularly earing small sine all ta lal price Frid: ON SALE $3 98 regular 60c values, spe 200; special Friday, 3 fo ORE ‘ celal Friday Limit of 6 to cust Furs, Neck THE SRATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1} wide ov a church, kan't be trusted o | Inside ov one | and song Ul 8 a. gy, an’ then kicks wa th’ baby krie®, is evidently a Misplaced man Ty matrigionial bere ble. f be & good husband? % How would YOU anawer this let Th’ feller wot thinks he kin run ter if it were addressed to you? his blew without advertizin Dene Marte I arrived home won't be tritbled long with his bie anfely. Bverything o, k, at home ness. and office, Meant to write this - yesterday &. m., but was too busy A bird on th’ hat casts snor'an 4nd last night we had that smoker a awallow in a glana Had a hot time, but I went home early “seotn' ts bellevin’—but th’ tra 1 am doing everything | promised you I would, dear Marie. Only ble with a lot ov us in that We be] one cigaret last night (just one) and no drinkables, Forgive the one Neve without seein.” JO-KOS. | nail, won't you, dear? You know a fellow can't stop everything at ~ - ~—— | Oned | I told the governor that I waa thinking of marrying you. You ought to have seon him swell, Honest he did; Marte, He always did j think you wer poach, He #ald that he regretted that your dad had had such hard luck in that business game, but that that was nothing }ageinet you. Me told me thet we'd got the new shack on the enue, Cor. Second Ave. and Cherry st. ) JAMES D. ONDON'S GUIDE TO LOW PRICES NO BETTER PLACE IN TOWN TO POST YOURSELF THAN HERE. You Owe It to Yourself GET POSTED ON TEST OUR SINCERITY TEST OUR SINCERITY MAY necret ov amecoss Won in who ¢ do, as well aw in how © do. Hee 16 a probiem love written by Geo to ‘as mony a alip ‘tween th’ (o) * Ivor. riLove Leiter? yan’ th’ parsone, Whad sorf of a fellow le George? A lightheaded, selfish cad foolish youth who may turn Binpty hoads kaus th out to 4 moat tru | which will help some, and he l* going to make me v of the mill |} company, Say, tan't that the candy? Now, Marte, 1 love you, don't It tle up for keeps on Christmas day Let's You love me, What do you don't you? say, my dow kid? All | have will be yours, you know, and I will m you stand et in the center of the first row of the society show in this town. Don't let's Mnger, I am standing on one foot waiting for you | Good night, my bestest dearest Your true 4 faithful lover OFFICERS: — ee ee ie HOGER Preatdent How should this problem letter be answered? Were follow one » Your Pocketbook Especially—to DRY GOODS VALUES Test Our Sincerity in Dress Goods. TEST OUR SINCERITY W12c Test Our Sincerity in Gloves DENT'S LONG CAPE GLOVES TEST OUR SINCERITY FRIDAY IN 16-button length, in brown and tans; pair ..$3,98 ” incite, Glows” | | LONDON’S STORE FOR MEN New Sbutton Jength, in Men's Fancy Golf Dress Shirts, made up tn black, browns and tar gingham and m in all new, beaufltul gual tes; 8 200 patterns; regulation and ¢ val ape 0 Regular $1.2 “eanatiys 95c Dent's P. K. Gisves Buy and Try Our Dollar Glove None Better MANTON PATTERNS 100 HAMILTON-BROWN SHOES. UNE F019 1015 rie AVENUE BrAnCH 1 Bocha Richr i ALL 1 Why Cash Registers? We hand. about The Sundwall M | Fly Hachan's Carbotle Medicteal os Ver ake — Nuchan's Bochan’s Huchan’s ot Modelea 1013- First Ave, $4.00 Bridgework $4.00 and Porcelain Crowns . Hings Associated Dentis Opp. Garvey-Buchanaa, 1180 ror CMA OLE OAS © WORLD®, ASD Minune on coe noted bau ae js ns Cotton Bloom Seapay 100 SORD Fou ever “par Cake see Carbolic Totlet He "Rat, Pah fonts ares site, per cake Have © Lated wi Matuction of eran” HAMRYMORY, 2 Beckaa’s inn tive one Of these free «as they last we box of 1015 mond Crowns . WORK WARI 20 YEARS. New Management. 112 2dA Pay Trust Prices for j half trues Let Us Prove It 609 First Av. tod. on the Flyer SEATTLE-TACOMA am Fare 85c—Round Tey FOUR UND THIPS DAILY LEAVES. 8 SEATTLE — 0 and a, my, 2:08 and pm LEAVES TACOHAT U. SEELEY, Jr, Agent, Seat Tel. Main 176, Tacemm Te 3