The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 27, 1905, Page 8

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3 h THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, MAY 97, 1905. | ver for Mr. Mary B, Harris hae in j@talled a moat perfect ventilating Jand refrigerating plant in his pret ty theater Last Monday aQernoon | when the tem ure in 44th street, outwide the theater entran | registered 78 degrees, the fans were | wet going from the refrigerating chambers and in half an hour the thermometers {n the auditorium and on the stage of the theater reg istered only 68 degrees ROUGH DRY 6c PER POUND FIVF POUNDS FAMILY WASHING FREE which man's love for woman pre the secretary of the British Bmbas Wei sy at Washington week THIRD AVENUE The Clay Baker,” all week STAR—New bill vaudeville beginning Monday afternoon on Stock company -all comedy lominates, T ined will be wy ndidly w | Tommy Ross's wish co i | “PARSIFAL n w is coming Richard Wagner's great maste plece, the sacred opera-drama Parsifal,” te to be 5 Pounds Family Washing Free true at last-—he.ts to play "Cheek in PI ; inn. For years before f dream of being a star t prowented at the} is, oe ee ee ee 4 | ho ( Iw 1 and tally erane m the minds of local Lawrence D'Orsay's last appear * | ed Very close to} play-goer feeling of regret left} ance in A tus Thomas's comedy *® ATTRACTIC NS AT ® i the pe by "The | pe |The Barl of Pawtu t will be All that fe necessary to relieve-you of the inconvenience of wash day is to mention 4 THEATERS FOR *] But the comedian’s efforte—no mado at his majosty’s theater, Mon * COMING WEEK. *| matter how polished, how art Nat Goodwin has consented to re-|treal, on Saturday night of this the magic numbers 590 (either phone), and please remember that it . * * lea eradicate from the fist} main over for an additional per-| week. Out of the 114 weeks that * GRAND—"The Gilded Fool,” * mind ® regretful memory. | formance at the Grand Sunday, aud | have elapsed since the play's first tore to tet us do the temily weebing hen ff you © : gat eubes ‘ * night; “An Ameri- * Usurper” is @ play pregnant! local theater-goers will be afforded| night, it. has been played 103, or « 4.” Sunday night; * h impoasibilittes from the raise! chance of seeing the famous com-| nedrly 900 tinea, In the mew cow phone or give us any convenient bint and we will send f avh any de + bing ooh eee “ : rap, jedian in one of his greatest succes | edy in which Mr. Thomas is writing | tion, Woe will send the wagon today or a week hence, but you had better ca * ernoon and nig le tall the ( win acting and the} sos, “AN American Citlaen.” ‘The for hin uso next sadnom Mt, * . 18 w | gilt-< pport a first A886! stosy is one of self-sacrifice in| 7, Po } If you are a new customer of our Rough Dry Department we will give you tg ee DOrday’s character will be that of " * - ie * * * * * * * * * * * of the bright lights and RARER RR Re Grand on the evenings of Jur and 3, with Saturday matinee, by J. |‘ on favorites of the best stock iy ng Alex Hanna. assisted in the al ompany in the amoky city When . he went away there, was weepin sented to a fast pore sbrated con; aed Wailing and all that sort of It will b ry for you to send p I audience, F } prairys Rve thing among the discerning mati order the wagon that you read this offer in The Star. We w b end \ n & quantity 1 The tanner of presenting this at-|2@ Maldens, and Tommy himeaclt not be looked ta Mr, Goodwin traction is unique and has met with | ®* © homesick that for many g004 for 5 pounds of family wash FREE, which am to 30 cents, making terpretatic of the ve wr the a ~ ; eeks afte he ok ec oth ts arprete © of ne role, 1 ihatantaneous nuccess wherever it|Week# after he smoked nothing but ; af Sh gent titan talk Ob cent Te sanet afford to senere th mane . h hy , San oat heen Geen, the resent cat pies” and clung lovingly to his o you on 6 ~ oo ” ~ company its ah . habit t col » " LC portunities, for the fam clams from San Francisco and Port. | it heehee y yes a ey May we send the Wagon? either phone 69: a R ta the on land being particularly favorable wee © GAY JU G8 jeeded to . @ian does full jw . Life-sized pictures of the New Then hie hf in “Checkers” made We starch all clothes that need starching. We tron all flat pieces. We weigh t acter about w will | Star of him and Tommy's cup of joy was running over, Before long. however, he realized that one more 1 to make his hap rk production of “Parstfal trate the lecture of J. Alex your door, We do all this for 6 CENTS PEK POUND MODEL ELECTRIC LAUNDRY thing was © 4 S am) >< — oked == co ae » odeed [spe res “I {ess wad ie) eee ee b= | cD p= 4 Go piness complete and that Was fo ' , play “Checkers” in Pitteburg But EITHER PHONE 590. PLANT, COR ST AND SENECA. | here was where the kindly fates fell 7 down. One date after another was booked only to be switched and ever since the play's first time, more than two sea Ross has been impatiently waiting for the F elusive Pittsburg engagement | Tt has come at last, and not for RAY OGDEN | the “stomary one week that the | ‘Aa tlle Stor i hig shows devote to Pittsburg, but | for two weeks and at the handsome company will never make the sta; | and pre-eminently first-class Nixon : story an interesting one to r theater at that | audience or actor even Good 1 ine o win's impromptue ntagious on They are telling a good story on : both sides of the footlights, can more than give it a temporary flash ot interest | The play is a dismal failure—its | | interpretation all that can be asked of such a distinguished comedian as Goodwin. Saturday matinee witnessed the MARY LOUISE CLARY, final performance The Usurper Ta “Parsifal.” Saturday night “twin will ap pear in “A Gilded Fool,” a real ao ae * jon Leute. pricey simplicity were the only ocupante Jena stated Saturday m ra riky TRUCK BY hat during his engagement there lhe would not prosecute. He will o ) pox when t ent | he and Miss Kiliott, whe was pl a6 Diy page Hen ween the vee jan unwilling prosecutor and w DISYIDE | Cf the houne was crowded, during near by towns, went tothe expos! |tiom every forenoon, and while | *! sieht T rner tor } # se ond murderous y there were ardently admiring the | ome — commited within the pa exhibit of a large New York jewel 1 tm I 0 { } yimen Peterson and Kor ry concern. While so intent, the ‘MAUD BOBBEB uP took into custody Friday afternoon 4 comedian heard the following ques- | er ’ jthe three squaws 1 t at the KANSAS CITY, Moy 31 —ttiem. jtion, in unmistakable nasal tones: | AGA/N INPOLICE COURT time of the aitemped murder of| ported that “a tornado stradh tis ness, as the police intendt to make p grape Po RR ah a ea om Se weaved and the other members of ty and an old favorite : What be the showing here mis | WOULD. BE MURDERER ELUDES | 7 ; of Colbert, destroying alin the company are each one of them ay night the atraction will be j tert” | | ice Judge Gordon sentenced | » Colbert ie a town adequate. An American Citizen,” one of “Dementia” aaswened Geetuie, What are you back] POLICE AND VICTIM DOES) 1.00 14 15 days each im the city! pouulation, near Texam ” Goodwin’ > ot win’ eatest successer, : aid Attorne: we ————— te debe Madtcs, “Amwcrloun eoe-| "Tee two clever If rather ancient jand beholding a countryman and seats ha Sena Coat: | MOT, WANT TO PRORROUTE | ne Mindt-n young wborigine| ' puncher and later millionaire, had vehicles will, without doubt, par | his gal, who look if they be | ton, arres being disorderly by| PRETTY SQUAW CAUSED THE | possessed of more than averaxe MEW CH/NESE a em ' | longed to Pike county, Missouri. “If | petroiman Frank Keefe, faced Po-| [beauty from the standpoint of jyou stay here until 2 o'clock, the | lice Judge Gordon Saturday mern-| MURDEROUS ASSAULT ON) “gandepitters, is the name of the! LAW NI ] jowner will give you « handful,” | squaw who caused the trouble be LE NENT pee -- ALLYN LEWIS, jand with this, Manager Appleton’s| “Well, 1 just in from G oree- | MILLER tween Charley Mattison and Turner. | | Elwin tne Watson Stock Company| star and his wife passed on to |town for my clothes,” responded the | In attempting to separate them Mil- IN, May 3-ae ; it at the Seattle. other exhibits, Later on they were }@retten w« 1 aid not intend) 1. spite of the vigilance of the aft thay ream 7 np Pg h nan address before the J Hanna and the singing of Mary|forced to ask a similar question |*°°8'*” bere . .,. | police James Turner, wanted for the |! arvie " ar mber of commerce, Loulse Clary. | themselven, “What ie thie chitin: | _“Oh we know all about you,” re- | Rolin Ame Te attempted murder, |'ame had the squaws in hie cabin |e te ei serican OMh 1 oulse hem at in thie ex bad 5 aah prosecute: ing | double crime ttem: 1 : Bagge + yp a i he Americ TEN SPECIALLY GOOD VALUES SELECTED FROM OUR The Seattle theater ts to have an-| stay here until 2 o'clock they will| ‘The court brightened up visibly | Saturday morning, but It is believed | "Gey we will have to break up| te old law. It would sim gaifie iP STOCK OF SECOND-HAND PIANOS— lother season of stock Manager | ive 9 plateful to the reddest-head- fand fined the woman $86. he is in hiding. His bondsmen 40 | nat mess,” was the characteristic | %@F colle | liowe is hopeful this time of finan ‘ not know where he ts to other wes of Chinese, ni | ed man that comes along clal suc = as well an of offering ine cnn | pleasing entertainment to h lose of City Attorney DeB argument against the offend Williams will also spend the next uler’s! i The testimony of Patroiman Keefe | 87 Onn Turner's last victim Goodwin looked up and beheld }™8@ that the woman haunted his . 5 adem . eld Seat and practiced @ variety of sine | better known ae his frie } ch,” . his . = nae Rg iS EP }tros, The Watson company bis friend from the diamond ex + Dutch,” is recovering from half month in jail PHILADELPHIA, May Om SEUNY, Le stay Fone heralded as winners .n stock. Marie | hibit, and, not being averse to hav-|*"™ pe RT | wounds, recelved in the recent s fe. Ste ake ee ; $1359 case. Looks Ike new. You | Thompson, who wil! play the leads, | ing the tables turned on him, tnvit- jsandepit fight. Beyond the loss of | Help Your Condition whose funeral takes place $10 down, $6 a month. should eee this Pias comes with flattering we notices, | ed the man who “has to be shown” “MONARCH” SHIRT SALE le large quantity 6f blood his In The “Brooks” $3.00 Hate have the| the common pleas cout whieh credit her with a pleasing to be hie guest at the theater that }AMf styles and kinds, only $1.00 enc | juries are pot severe style and que ou w Jive the hearing of the Injunetion sgaiam KIMBALL, Large size, rich mahogany Personality, artistic costuming and night, and that Is bow Pike county |A@ EB N. Brooks @ Co.'s, 1831 2r my al sory wag Phage that pr vate z pp “eo N.j the mayor ae new appolntecs wae e des ‘ ov unusually abl ity ‘see | woundd inflicted by er, Miller] Brooks & < min © ened : $219 cane. late design. Looks new; The new company will opén Sun-/*04 is best girl in all thelr naive nae, wishes to let the affair blow over $10 down, $7 2 month. has had little use ‘dep to “The tiriee JESSE FRENCH, | Large size, handsome Amer “THE CLAY BAKER j $199 foam walnet case; 9606 reunt Saturday night's performance of $10 down, $6 a month. tone—a great bargain “Robert Emmet" atthe Third Av enue theater will close the seventh 7 successful week of the Daniel Stock PLYMOUTH, Handsome mahogany « company $297... sweet tome; geod renporaive Beginning with # matines tomor | & 900 down, $6 0 month. y. pabten vow, the company will enter upon ~ the last week of its present engage ‘ ment, in “The Clay Baker,” with GRAMER, Regiiiar $360 style. This is a Wm. V. Mong in title role. The oe4c splendid student no—big, play is said to b f the best $10 down, 96 a month. round tone, good action of the season belong pillar in - | theme to “The Middle Man.” | STARR, | h in design > aoe | ‘h in design, rich mahog AT THE STAR h tone: sation. You Can Hear Them Yell for Ten Miles— Shoot the Chutes | FU N Take a Flyin the Air The Most Exhilarating Sensa- Wildly Exciting .e 280°" m= e886 ster #282 83 B22 10 ia Monday afternoon the new vaude ‘a $10 down, $7 a month. w for $35 j ville programe at the Star theater me | HELLER & Co, } Benutiful Colonial case in has never before appeared in Seat Take a Plunge in the Lake and Don’t Get Wet AT $295 quartered enli—the rénul | tle, and who ts said to ve able to PORE oe - 1 Seas stack ee wular turn a remarkable series of tricks, | | ade : a oe ee ae rongy Ride Take your best girl with you. A shoot down the chute is I also inelude Nellie G bay « : yeouan, R od dan: snatbemneton in {ilustrated songs; the Bragdons, more exhileratiog tina ® denen ion eretm sodas | 00d condition. Call and see man and boy comedians; Ray Og | i i “ $10 down, $6 » month. thie without fafa ee den in a society sketch, and the bio AT MADISON PARK ji el teva ein a graph - H i = | Setcoen | ! a The Kat mmer Castle | T MeCAMMON, Larsh Mien Asai Berney Bervaré ja “The Finan e KRatzenja er 2 | ALKER RESTAURANT : ene | na ‘Practice plano ‘te |eler* and Kolb and Dill in burles table , #0 down, 8 4 month : e'neerseeer e Laughing Galler wnat re you oning to 60 at Madison Paric, Opposite Turntable * ~ | ae Ms Sunday? + NUGENT @ CO. Large size, American wal- | At the Grand week after noxt | WILL TAKE AWAY THE | SU" : | Down Town Prices All Home Cooking psa |: wat anouchab suineal Rioeane Olean tet Tete BLURB—IT'S TO LAUGH Go get your girl and bring her se $10 down, $6 » month. ment. Sounds ite a new ene newest and best Irish comedy-dra os THE — SMALL || 2ut to Madison park! | a ie wil introduce sever ee Micign be thins tetas! or 8 Let the children enjoy themselves at the ‘ performance THE THIN FAT, THE dive te entng : promiced that it will, ive the STRAIGHT CROOKED, THE || 7°C'* fond of dancing, take a | Madison Park Pony, Donkey and EB Every instrument as represented or no sale. All planos in the mp gerne ott ge ays peat CROOKED STRAIGHT, THE whirl on the pavilion, There'll 7“ = ee ae aaa igh ots on new woods, blue tick- B\three months In New York. There TWisTED UPRIGHT. THE | bee grand ball—good must Goat racks : ets on “use: 1 andsom vol and aca ee with each is the remembrance of the pleas 4 a. * Admission 10 CHIL- g00d floor, and everything love We also let saddle horses for ladies and gentlemen. instrument sold antest of Lrish comedians in Chaun- | 4 DREN Se . aon Jcey Olcott, Olcott's beautiful tenor a f ; | Vy . mir ay volce, of the sweatest quality and | r = “y tender pathos, suite the crooning | A WONDER | rap ang taialae Mearns ee Sherman, Clay & Co. soft ballads of Ireland deliciously, | OF WONDERS J) shoot, and the giant circle swing al i Very Amoosin it will make the girls shriek THE SAFE PLACE TO BUY YOUR PIANO, cb agar Redd pisces Ulan 7 . nd catch their breath! ~ 711 SECOND AVENUE, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON edtes theaher end ban 4x Bytes . ep aheac torte. Mr pe of remaining one of the popu ee ee ee ee eee ae |lar summer attractions until the Beet - wagers rides toh vie dogdays make New York another ow on the lake case of “the deserted vil : as the theaters are concerned. At A Nice Place for Nice People that there is a chance that Heir to the Hoorah” will run on till Good |} Tho T hings | e Pike =| Drink J} the regular season opens in Septem SECOND AND PIKE 80 far ttle mirth an r girl to Jammer HAIRCUT 25c THE SMALLES LONGEST ROAD IN THE WORLD. with y . m re | SHAVING, Including with you, you can get fixed up The Day's Outing Is Not Complete Without a Ride on the Miniat Neck Shave .... lhe nice Mttle plenie right on For Particulars Ask Plain Bath... 12 1-2¢ th for the Lake View JAMES L. SHUTE, President oe GLEY’S CORNER Turkish Bath ..... 50¢e Grand Concert Sunday aftermo@m, rand Ball Sunday night house has arranged to fix you A HEADY'S BARBER SHOP, Grand Concert Decoration day, Grand Ball at night ae t e " WE HAVE THE FINEST AND MOST COMFORTABLE CANOES, 4 The finest, largest and best This pavilion can be rented byrany responsible society. Inquire || “2 ® ‘e™mPUns basket of five ROW BOATS AND SMOOT H equipped in the West of William Steffin, Proprietor minute's notice, or for that RUNNING LAUNCHES ON LAKE WA RY US REDUCED PRICES Enos’ Fruit Salt 5 Rochelle Salts, best, half pound Malt®d Milk, $1.00 size ‘ 20¢ Eskay's Food, size Insect Powder, half pound 2O@ Lime Water, half gallon Cuticura Soap, cake 15e Corner First and Washington matter to serve you a daint The Lake View House private dinner, where you can JOR NSON BOAT s to eat and At Madison Park Lake Washington get delicious thing r SE A delightful place to get good things to eat and drink. We cate H¢ yy | J His label on A your Presorip- tion corre. Nursing Bottles ‘ Packer's Tar Soap, cake ..15@ make a specialty for preparing meals for picnics and private din There ar l f i a here ‘¢ a lot of other diver- Spirits of Camphor, 4 oz. Bee 4711 Soap, rove glycerine, cake papipaget * sag ners. Phone Ind. A 8351, Sunset Main 888, and ask for J. C. Mc pds edie Madison Park Cream of Tartar, best, half pound =. ae ea, (fg Nulty, proprietor, MUSIC AT ALL TiMES, slons,doo numerous to mention, || s _ ZOde Belladonna Plasters, 10¢, me oe Rarer : - but ff you are looking for a good || Borax, best, 1 pound 13¢ Max Ragley « Co. ChicagoLoanOffice EITEL BUILDING. 117 Yesler Way. Second end Pike ite to borrow money on r BOTH PHO Wits al 7 FREE DELIVERY. do cod ol Kinds of HEAR live place with plenty of enter- | c Try Your Brooks & Dencan at the | i your girl will like, Ie a Shot Lock < Hit the Bull's Bye. Also dealer in a high Canopy Tomorrow 0 tt al pape: Ragee aaa Benes Park on Sunday! ii Madison Park JAMES HARRIOTT, i °

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