The Seattle star., December 27, 1904, Night Edition, Page 4, Image 4

About The Seattle star. (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947

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*a lh. .ltd-..* label if eech .1-1 When that data ■> ilt - a it.) uur an I.- . lie
_l*a Via. net s«.iii been paid In .. I .... imir n«m* I* taken ft.'M. 18. Il.t
A art»it«a atf tlal. ew Ih. attdreM lattal I. •_raK-.ini ,
*""">'el .red • I the »* ..toff te. '•! ttealll.. Washlnal~.il?." •> aafaal eta*, ...Il.t
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Our new l-ewn Town off!., at Ihe above number h«» »ei"enllv , been
e*ene.l I.r Ihe i- - l •■•• of •tf-edln* lha nubile ■ rmtyeiiteiit place tv leave
Want a.t-,, t.i leave •oheeriittlnn* fur Th* .tor. aiidleave n«w» Item.
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B. v. BLACKWOOD. • .'ego R»pe«.»nt«tive, 1006 Hartford Building.
i V. l' WARD, New- York Raprtieitaliti. S3 Tribune Building.
THE SECRET OF OLD AGE
A a.c pap. r kite -a-*— let.. wing • number of old men <<
>* the secret of .half >-ur*«.'"-.
Many i.i.»i I » * •a 1 a- I* • ol which aro eoatradlctory. Hut
_h.re I. ii».-,l__lt» la .a* leg that mental attitude 1* everything.
Juttla Mi-l'»rthy •*..*»: "Think a* little a. may he about the
Bs-tvnnce of ye»r." Dr. lie. llrown save: "I'leuty of work and no
worry ha* kept him hale for SI year."
.
He who, by constant, congenial work, keep* hi* mind employed
and In touch with th* world » progress, who want* to llva to »c*
the outcome of thlug*. who keep* hla mind »erene and free from
worry, who is young ln heart and hope—thai man has dlacuvrred
the real fountain of youth the Spanish wanderer •ought.
The man who permit* hlmaelf to feel the! he I. agi-lna In »|ilrlt.
who allowa his mind la dwell upon bl* ailment* to aggregate them,
the man who thinks and talks and acts like an old man. will bat-urne
•old. "A* a man uketh In his heart BO Is he."
Th* New Thought?
Well. well, If you call It ao. The New Thought, ao railed. I*
only common *cn«e a* applied to mltid and body. If ll I* ahead of th*
old thought It la only suae It la consonant with new truth aa to
the turner of iulb.l over body.
In all the fad*— Mental Therapeutic*.- or what not—there I* a
geroi of truth All of them urge a tranquil mind, a con»c!enee void
o( •■aa*. good will to men and a happy, cheerful trtut of th* fu
lure Add to th**e deep breathing l" .'tyaenli* the blood, aen.lble
diet, .'making the iv.trm with plenty of . ire water, an you have
all the wisdom of all the age. aa to th mean* of health end long
living.
Accidents and acute dt*ea*e* a*ide, men died bettor* their time
because they feel they mutt die. Their "lime ha* come." Million* vol
untarily doom themaelve* to the grave.
If you want to live long la lb* land th* I-ord your God baa
given you. -t-iampe- —your mind to dominate your body. Take
no a work who** plana run far Into tbe future. Do nothing to your
fellow men that you will tie sorry for. Face every day aa If there
wilt be a million more day* to rota*. Take a* good care of your
body a* you would of any other tool. Plan to live. Work to live.
And love your life. __'
Death, men will he alow to •ummon you. He I. able to find no
but ttitimi willing and ready to go with hint. AoJ lit ■■-tali the
winds blow, you will cling to the parent stem Ilk* the leaf and. like
the If. when you are fully ripe. flutter calmly down to the toother
earth
Tbe ae. ret of old age la psychic.
DOLLARS OR A MAN
An Incident of the big fir* la Minnenpoli. last week la worthy
of comment.
Jacob Miller, a member of the fire Insurance patrol, while at
work helping to put out the fir* la a big building, fell down th*
elevator shift.
When the man toppled over Into the .haft bl* companions ceased
pouring water into It for fear that Miller might be drowned.
It was a critical moment.
Any cessation of the work of the fire fighter* meant a apread
of the, dlsastroua Are. Hoping to rescue Miller, tb* firemen relaxed
their vigilance for several mlnutea and In that brief Interval the fire
became uncontrollable, It ate up three quarter* of a million dol
lar** worth of property before its appetite waa appeased Where**,
It It bad beea controlled at the decisive moment the loaa would have
been held down to a few thousand dollar*
Nevertheless the hesitation of the firemen did credit to brave
hearta
Accustomed to risk their own live* in th* protea-iion of prop
erty and knowing the danger of delay, they put the premium upon
one human life.
To aare a man they would put hundred* of thousand, of dol
lar* In ..-.partly.
They did well.
They pet the man above the dollar—a living soul over and
above material things.
A DISEASE IN HUM AS NAI URE
The remarkable operatlona of Caasl* Chadwick were made poa-
Bible only by reason of a dißeaae la human nature which might be
called plutophobla-hatred of the rich.
Had her flimsy talea of connection* been directed against any
ordinary man they would have been promptly ditmlaaed aa prepos
terous.
But no Blander Is too gross for credit If only a very eminent
man la the object.
In some ln*r-rutab'e way It «een,« to promote self-satisfaction to
believe that th» extremely fortunate In the affaire of th* world ar*
more prone than ether men to stray from the etralght and narrow
way.
Maybe there Ii envy mixed up In It. Maybe there I* an Instinctive
feeling la the carnal mind of th* majority that aaeceea li not separ
able from libertinism.
Anyway, that which, told about an ordinary person, would be
dismissed as mallcloua or Inter* fiction la greedily accepted
when it la linked with a prominent name.
It is eaay to Imagine, if you are (pared th* dltgutt of observing
with what an air of Important the hearer* of auch a atory hint to
their famlllara concerning the "Intlde" Informal. they poateia ,d
deacant upon their small mattering* of the Irregular lit... of the
eminent.
You think that a great name solidly founded upon masterful In
dustrial achievement and princely beneficence I* Impregnate, to
alan'ler?
Then you don't know the deep dtteaa* Ib human nature which
cause Just auch a name aa that to be the moat easily besmirched
You don't know that suspicion la a foul parasite lhat Instinctive
ly neeka to attach Itaelf to a healthy growth.
Hut Caaate Chadwick knew It. and the aerret Invented her with
power* which we falsely call hypnotic. She appealed to a mbcon
acloua force In men against which their calm reasoning and careful
business training atrophied and ha .am* Impotent
Had ah.- need th* name of an ordinary man aha would have been
promptly shown out every bank she entered aa a slanderer and
swindler.
Cut a great name—ah! tbat went straight to the diseased spot
Human nature went half war to meet a alander like that and
embraced It at out*.
In These Days of "FrenziedmCluidwickism"
(*** STAR. DUST v)
■ .it!., icnia. are yeu ■■ ate jou
nol7 Thla a v. t — la wining.
a wonti iii *.! }• Kit «_M
I- .sli.,-.a i. I'-.ai
'
Oeee c«. ej.t wbrn
teey'e a woman in
tl' -leal.
•
If M "it'..ui men are allowed lo
maryy dead women, marriage cer
tainly . .iiii.ii !— „ i. >i i, i- i a failure
In I,'tatv _
sr;
Cheer up. fellere, the day* ay be
shorter now, but then the night, are
longer.
Polka eui-oeeaor ia learning to bail.
11-. I— thla .'....aii t mean he Intenda
to handle tho*. bawdier* with gblvea
en.
"Of courae. W. l. Douglas w 111 fire
moat of the republican vfltrrholdera
when he takes his seal a. governor
of l|l«l lii..'tl "
"I •uppo** co. lie il hate to re
ward soma of the man who helped
elect him." „; »■£_
-Tea and he'll have te do It lo live
up In hie title.**
"•What tiller
"Why. Lan t he Douglaa, tin- shoo
man 7"
Have you got all your re*o!utlona
ready yet 7
CREASE ll' THE WATER
W A'SON!
J. .pant Morgan ha* pur. ha.e.i
for .)fM» what la aald lo be the old
eat piano ii the world. At Ihla rate
the piano in ihe average boarding
house parlor 1* worth about I '..»-_
lIInUOAL REKERENrR.
Curtt* '■ .alien now ha* his head
bend nt- l by coming In contact with
an as on his "pap's" woodpile. We
can't aay If It waa an "aa" of the
apostl.a or not, anyway It did the
work, assisted by a clothesline,
which •■ '•■ ! aa r*f*re«.—Hn— -■!• ill".
Term.. Time*.
Pastor Wagner'a conclusion* sum*
mcd up an that the president la
strenuously living the simple life.
Wrestler Jenkins say* Jlu Jlt«u la
a false alarm. I'rrhapa he baara his
view upon the "stubborn r»*!»l«nte
of tho enemy."
THAT IS. Willi. in: f'AN.
Je«- Mclaughlin Jumped lo feel
In a circle and threw away hie old
clothe, nnd «»>■» he 1. going |. wear
broadcloth— It » it girl,—Oak tlrove
Cor. I.i lilit.ia, W. Vi., •1,1,..-
Small boy.
Stocking.
No toy—
Knot king'
CONSTANT "-" 'llll' ■>, .
Ii a darned strange how ami,,. folk i
know tha contents of the Tltnea who,
ara not aubacrlbera. — Sneedvllle, |
Tent Times. i
CN-NATURAI. nißTonr.
The William tlont w-nre cm It. chin
lltl'J {.it-All i.l. ITAM lUi.*>i'AY. Ol&C, »7. IQQ*.
A t--.ii-h at at.nni, thick and
long, .
"Tli noted • a a bull-
And, like old butter. It I* Urotig.
• II VI Wl.-Ki HI *
•fifteen million bunrhea of banal)
»■ were Imported by fane frutt . ..ir|.
l«»r clime laat year. Is thla ton,
a -kin game*
.■_.- r nt.:.!. gowna,'* aaya a
I •-!.!.-ii letter, "are euaaeettve uf
'li- kitfiii. and M .__.!,-.| with 1.t.1,1
fiffures like ihe chrynnlhernem."
Huh. ought I.i Base Mrs. .'natal k'a
• i , I-)-, . he- ks. suggestive of A. Car*
nrgte and eplaahed with .Id figure*
Ilk* the dollar mark.
Mrs i iii t.t., k atlll Ineteta thai
•he »!!l pay everybody. As we said
before, the knows thai ..fie Is Bairn
every minute.
Dr. ihad -al k had t..-'!.r «'..v
•tar-sad If ha wants to be noticed
Blacked up beside his wife, In will
look like a whit* chip In with the
blue*.
Andrew i",irn«*l» ha» Ju»t given
|>w Mt i.i a ii. .inn Institution. 11.1b
la probably to remind us 'hai be haa
Ihe «■--!•. even If Mt. ■'hn! -v k
dldn'l.
1'..i1a..i1l |. busy again. Ciaie
work. eh. < !_M
HIS II M' DROPPED OVER ON
HIS '-IIEHT
| WhAT PEOPLE SALt
THE PROIII.EM OP MINICIPAI.I-.
TIES
Editor Star: in hi* last menage
th* president alluded to one of ')!•■
union', graveat problem*- the gov
ernment of lt« municipalities hnd
the condition* of the urban popula
tion. ■'.'
Any prngre** In regard to 'the
latter appears Impel... without cor
recting the former. Not one of the
great cities appears to be free from
the spoiler. tir*f, i. enthroned cv
.ii where. and the condition is
growing to be accepted as one of
the appurtenances of a republican
form of government.
Thn organized minority, abetted
by the Indifference of th. voters,
seizes undisputed control upon pub
lic affairs and conducts them to It*
own aggrandizement. The ijiieatlon
Is not to sny part of the country.
Every hamlet, crossroad* and whis
tling *tatlnn has already or Is de
veloping its boss
Congressional, acnntnrlal an.l ted
eral election* are Involved, and thn
result utilized 1,, atrengi.ien the
grasp of Ibis system.
President a MOV all la, pas. 'ills
qualified in nii'lt retain! the situ*
Hon from hi. own • ii- riant <•• at
New York and Albany. He has seen
that th* bets- equipped reform
unit • mei.ia ar* deaerted after oa*
bj. Nt Hindi, uprlalng of tha people,
and '.he old machine ret area til
IHiwer after a few year». niiira ra
in i-.ii. than ever, i'erliaps a de
partment similar to thai now
grappling with Hie trust problem,
formed tv Investigate tbe a_ndl
.us lit American ill lea, might
light the way !•■ permanent refurma.
Only lb* federal government can
hop* to approach the subject from
the bum.l [mini "f view which will
as,urn the It . nlnlllel. 1.it!..tl of *
plan which shall tie grurral in I!.
application. At present tr-moelaau
•re plentiful, bul th* redeemer* are
-«t..- CITIZKN.
THE RICH AND THE POOH
In regard to th* etperlenre* of
your two reporters. .snared a*
trait,;, In visiting the home* of
the rich oa Christmas day. thetr
published atatement la The Star of
the ;Cth only serve* to emphasis*
th* truth of .pture where it
at. on th* rich man and hli
wealth The rich aa a rtaaa are
• ..ll blooded, and wilt continue bo
■ • long ■* they wnt.hip gold aa
their chief grid.
Job say* if ha haa withheld tlie
poor from their desire or seen any
pa-rlsh for want of rlotbtog or cov
ering, let his arm fall from hla
shoulder 1.1-i--ie and be broken from
tb* mm*. Th* l'salmlat aay> trust
not la oppression and berom* not
i .in In robbery. If rlrhr* Increaae.
set not your heart nn them, for i
power beltmgeth to God.
Solomon, who waa the wealthiest
man of bla day- aaya: The poor
uaelh entreatlea. bul th* etch an
• weteth rougnly. Th* rich mil Is
• la. In his own conceit, but the
pour that hath understanding
..-..!■ li'ili 1.-in nut II- that hath
an evil rye haateth after riches.
and knnweth not what shall come
after .in Man) other thing* doe*
Ihl* wtß* king -ay which wio not
make palatable reading for tbe or
dinary wealth aeeker.
: Isaiah aay. woe unto them 'hat
juiii tiniise to Inmait that lay field
lo field till there tie no more place
that may tie placed »lime In th*
midst nf th* earth. Again he aay*:
"What mean ye that ye beat my
people to piece* and grind the faeee
of the poor, aallh the I air.l ot
Hoste."
Malarhl. Mi "And I will rome
near to you In Judgment and I will
be a swift wltneaa against those
that ..;■!■!,. tbe hireling In bla
wage etc,"
- And In conclusion let us tjnote
Mall. It. 23; "Then said Jeetta unto
,hl* disciple*: Verily, I sat unto you
that a rich man shall hardly enter
Into th* Kingdom of Heaven."
Tlie»e are only * few quotatloaa
I>eartng on the rich which appear
'in th* Hltil*. A full list would
make a amall pamphlet, th* per
' usal of which would have a ten
dency to make tine commiserate 'he
[pitiable state of the rich In the
light of eternity, rattier Ihnn the
fate of the poor (iold la the devil**
tintt. and with It he lain!, many • j
bloated, .hurt sighted ami un
thinking whopper and sometime* a
cuttlefish, whlrh la hi* by right!
anyway. l> "' MI-S3KUVKY.
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E*gl**, Attention!
All member* nf Seattle Aerie, Nn.
1. V. O, Ha. ere rei|ueated In iittend
Ihe funernl of Itro. Wm. Raid, nt \
Kaigtes' ball, on Wednesday, Dee. us.
lini. Nt tbe liuur of 1:10 p. 11l lly
order of II illi
At teat: Worthy President.
FRANK DOWR
Worthy Secretary. !•« "
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London Loan Office
Greatest Bargains in
Diamonds and Watches
Ever Offered in Seattle
Ii .if.l nf g.ilng eaal to sell my unredeemed dlamonda and
watrhee to deulare I offer them direct to Ihe [ta-ople of Beattle at
prl.e. that rannnt lie equaled anywhere 1 have placed 10* fine
diamond, and watches In my .hnw window, marked In plain fig
urea. In prlcee ranglna limn It de to 11.10*. Remember, we ran
Bell ynu a genuine diamond, solid gold mounting*, or watch, from
It l« up.
tin not buy diamonds or walrhr* before *—-ii.g thla elegant .11.
--play.
ISAAC i.run I'rnptlelor.
105 SECOND AVENUE South
South of Guy's Drug Store
We Will Offer for Special This Week
Our entire line of 111 Carving Be-* of which we have several dif
ferent styles. . u-1. 1 and at tight blade*. .la* horn handle* fitted
with alli-r fertulee and btila' In neat caees; sal* pit. c. 2.95.
15 00 *eta go at $3.0.1. both phones ills.
ERNST BROS.
SOtl PIKE STREET
Special Sale on 100 Cases of
Mt. Vernon and Hannlsvllle
Rye Wiskey P 7r bow.
HUNTER'S RYE WHISKEY $1 Per Bottle
NEW YORK LIQUOR CO.
FBrotly Trad* a Specialty.
I'tvanee Main IITI, Ind HIS. JUT Eire! Avenue North.
rt mar airy a
Roth useful and pleailng. will b* found in our handaom* •tack of Oold
Rimmed Spectacle* end Byegleeae* and Chain*. Pearl Opera iil.is.ea,
lergeel v»rl*ty In atylee and prices EVERSOLK OPTICAL COM
PANY. 706 SECOND AVENUE. SEW YORK BLOCK.
Unfortunate Men, Look!
Ar* you one who ha* mad* a wrong .tart In life* I* your week
ened ayatem crying nut for helpf you are nervous and despondent.
•II the organs In the bod] are deranged, you are growing weaker your
atreiigth la fait leaving you. and It will be lost to yeu forever. If yam
don't do something for yo.irMir My long csperlence makes me thor*
i. i.i.lv fan iii.it with lh. - auiti of your troubl.s. My treatm*nL
known only to ni*. will remove all 111 effect* nf your dl**a*e. Tou can
•cc a groat Improvement from the first treatment.
MY CURE FOR DISEASES Lfc_A ______*V-iL_
SAFE. ~ff~~~W ' ° » ' Q-g.
It « i-nltii-.s .nd permanent, and la *"_?___|st '777* M |
no Inconvenience from duty. I AW. —*—•—« *\
can ptuml.e lasting freedom t* | S \S- vvj
every auff*r«r from Dtaeasra of all Mr _fc S-v* -__-K-—_-d_l
h'nd* BLOOD POISON. AMil _•_ mrS^aVWi __^^l__|
BLOOD POISON. jm\f
It may t. It. primary «' •« /U I I fe£J2a____^<s__PA
hereditary oi contracted I cut* ' _B Jk^_P_*_ _( _"^^~_S_
l'« complication., fotever ei-n _*_■_!*—'_ IE ***mm' t
callng every le-' from IB* a. v. 11,. - .__■ '„ ..". _____T^^
tern nil cure lo .1.1 cured will.. ™^_____________________________|^»_a-____«___^g_^__^_____J
out the use of Potassium or Msr- ~-*^ — _________-^_--=--____=____g*»
cury.
We wilt give you an X-ray •ismtnatlon an. an honest, . ientlfl
opinion of your ruse Fit! of rharge. with an .I .. in', GUARANTEE
lo rur» v..ii in th. •hnrt*«t poaslble tin.* without leaving an Injurious
utter effect In ti,.. lyslßßß
one personal visit I. pr«r«rred. but If you cannot call, write us
ORIENTAL DOCTORS
201 Second Avenus South, Corner Washington Streot
____W_^__^B
Centennial's
Best Flour
Makes Wore Bread
Makes Lighter Bread
Makes Whiter Bread
Makes Sweeter Bread
Makes Better Bread
Than Any Other Flour
Aa GROCEfiS SELL IT
_M__«_M_flß_Ba_-M_H--lM__.__a_-__BBIIM«-l
BONNKV-WATSON CO,
ruaalil I*l mm*, mam ma* launt-n. Pais
i,arm Tliirl a., aa* f.-i.e-i a *** #■_»_
Tala»fc —■ Mix tl *••'' • W...
ALBERT HANSEN
Rich aJc welry
Watches
Sterling Silver
Cut Glass
706 First Avenue
h'apion V' . JS&**>%
HON T»UtT
PHOTO SUPPLY CO.
School of Phetofrjphy
frit tt AmtUurs
HOLIDAY SPECIAL
We will continue with the lew
price* cr.lll Bfter the holldaya.
C. C. BERG
IURRICR 1425 first Ava
TEETH
ll.ita- te I and filled absolutely with
out iiiii '•>• our late actentlflc math
od. patented and used by ua only.
Kree examination. • •
NO CHARGE
for painless extractlnc when other
work is done. Our aurra-s* la due to
the vh «-.. of work, law price*
and • "t.i leu. treatment.
Written guarantee for fifteen
yeara with all work.
Ilk tlnl 1 Crown. 12..10
Teeth Without I'late*. ... »_f.*iO
I'lili.-ie. SO*
Whalebon* plates, with beet teeth.
for ... |5.00
IJo not cover roof of mouth.
Hours—f a. m. to 8 p. m.: Sunday*,
OHIO PAINLESS DENTISTS
307 V. it St.. Comer Third Aye.
LADIES' MISFIT PARLORS
152 ■'irniorl Street. Up*t*les.
I.a !!•••' and Children's Ml.fit
nd diahtly u*ed Oarment*. Tea
ran dreaa well tor a email
amount of money by con.ullln*
ua
tju»en Anne car*. I—one. Main ,
Mil.
CUT RATES ON
TEETH
nnOIWS PAIN—BBS DENTISTS
are now citing their annual cut rats
prlc»« on all DENTAL, WORK for
•hint '..ii We cut >«t.« to adv»r
till our 1n...
Our twelve yeara of succea* In Se
attle I. a guarantee that your work
will be of lh* beat.
jJS&mTH Kin NO
fljggpf*.TMotJ tPU'i 4 p
EXAMINATION FREE
l at met . lie.'loij rtlllnae-TBa
Sliver Kill in*. IlSe Full Set Teeth..
loldCr_wna.s3.oo »3.00
WD GUARANTEE ALL, WORK
FOR 11 TEARS.
BROWN'S PAINLESS
DENTISTS
713 Fir.t Av.nu., Seattle
1 .-at >r. 1. 1. 1, t, S. I Union lUock.
1 loin*—l. 10 a. in. to Ip. a
BLOOD. 5 ""''*.oi°'!
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POISON mm
In th. mouth, ulcer*, felling hair, hone
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lil-Oa-'D ItJIBON. Bend lo Pit.
BltoWN. IM Arch St.. rtil'adelnhlß.
{•rue., fer UROVVN S BtiOOD '''>
I. i" per bottle; ta.La era ni-nth a I.f
In Re.ttl. .inly at Tbe itkrr I>rt>a
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