The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 3, 1905, Page 3

% STAR—SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1905. A FREE DEED AMUSEMENTS “The Most ‘HIRD AVENUE - Popular | THEATER pemee= | vices D Change—You Know Them Russell & Drew, Managers Hoth Phones 667. Alwe Your Money's Worth; metimes Big Value we led with portrait o der , cp wed with @ portrait of Albert J The company will open Sunday - e afternoon in the big melodramatic The Time a Real Bargain production Macaped from the! An ¥ t tt y, al B « Mine chek nthe | n Bove lo’ eal) 1 t is Kagerly Watch n leket | Harem Which has for the past 0 . ea} ‘ York | rir cance he eres} Hiram Shick hae forthe ree Barbecue Dinner for unday be “yirran qe wattle eater got mixed] largest eastern theaters. and. the YORK COMPANY, | night The first act of] fact that the company was “38 ted The deed to lot in Bouthenst Beattie be given f t van | to ’ A gase an #s and that the play on ; Coy thie form below and fill It out on @ postal card and addrese. it), SEATTLE HOMESEEK rg paced here unter hia perscushiM eo ere” ym: Reatilongpnene Main 1767 THE *| rection is, in iteelf, a novelty and I #0 achievament of more than erdi od | nary Interest TRIER 4 | “Queen of the Mighway,” a big SEATTLE HOMESEEKER® CO, ? ‘ > ¥| melodramatic production, will be 8. E. Seattle, 1 *| | the second week's offering by the Gentiomen: | have paid § house rent in the last six months Or e | e ll n lt’ | ‘end el A. ‘Taylor company, at the} month ealary, Hoping to be the lucky one, | am } | Third Avenue theater, comme | (Name) J Seay * Saibees, Senos commen tng | a : - (Gtreet No.), . ur t} m the Metrog ) ~{ RERRRR RRA AAA KER Barney Bernard, in “The Finan | Qeattie (Star.) in ‘An liberals Oradalis Hacc or are meeting er,’ and Kolb and Dill, in bur- | New and Entir , Genven a fhe Watson t | lesque are closing season attractions New and Entirely Away from Conventional “4 wes | lat the Grand, A Whirl of Dramatic Splendor - | Beautifully and Expensively Mounted.” = |The last performance of the pres r rhrilis, Tears, ‘ Joy, Cheers—Every Act te xiven at the Matt fh = existe “ night and Su y and Next Week Mr, CHAS. A. TAYLOR'S QUEEN OF THE HIGHWAY day noon the new - nai me Dill begins The headliner will b az ‘ e Mr. and Mra. Jule Walters and (Tonight, Saturday, June 3rd, Daniels Company in Ne catitied’ “Penis Ortental comedy EAST LYNNE---Last time) 4 Ouse lower of the} Orient fal ory and a fine wardrobe, and alt poorer) ma this will be an extra attraction in tion to the usual clever bill a SEATTLE’S Jobo Cort, Mgr. fo ts one Of the most , Telephones | JULE WA the bleanien ne program wilt, be | THEATER iste 5 “3 : ¢ biogras ellie Gerin At the Star . field, the mimte; Karrera, the char-| oar oe ie henge erties; the Deleethe 6UNDAY, MONDAY ANR TUESDAY NIGHTS ‘ , b Chicago whirlwind dancers, and Lee cheap today \ ber be —" f " W t al comedy artist | sancti trad ry eo aunce cot A pe with a an ex-| Exper in the Japa-| table temper w leclared - | Bese Army,” will be given in Chris-| IN If a Belgian, bad the coupon dat-| ‘*?*e0"# hall, Monday evening, by Monday. Henee | {celebrated Dr. Anita Newcomb | ° a Manager Hara was | Son in Ameriea Chee ey | m nce o one bal remarks that al assistance in the present w sh Olcott's Lullaby, men ‘ Japanese Russian war was accepted . when "gong le bY t Kate Keatne aman from th th Japanese kevernment and No one can teil who will get the lot, all we can may te that “you will get a fair deal.” All receiv Hear Olcott’s eit Prices $1.50 to 25¢ &@ balcony seat, the sm and party just re $65 up on terms $1.00 per w cy wa ona widh- quested the | of a turned on a United States ¢ to buy jand now « price. We 100 acres beper. This te what army transport and since then the! The city b , around thie b ddition, and Sa shea momenta of Japanese en e has instructed the Bouthrast Roattie from Pioneer Square, You invest $1.00 per week aa Japanese ministe Te beam he e lot a 0B toi, You will have @ good start, $100 lote #6 years ago are First Avenue ahd ed effort : e ikea’ fie thank hy hington to 1.006 Fe G0 Besttie's population was 3,600, now it t* 160,000; in ten years $s A 4 THEATER Madi a To the Man with the Moth-Ba conan g Heard ms to our govers Don't beoneto say I A be worth $10,000 now if I had 1.00 per week Site + nETOOe Ole ea rd oe a . e ve Valuable services tthe Pick out « lot Take car ¢ Washington st 10-9 ute Sir—You have had much rendered by Dr. McGee and her i eve ce open until § p.m. Ne agents, ne commissions, buy of own if You Ore | it the Star ive Good. rs about wny conduct about this party to Japan. « eaeee Poe 80x esate tonight. 1 will be glad to meet , The lecture will be ill trated | nee — — Meneins ARd ate. Friday at the Rainier Grand hotel throughout with colored lantern New Bill Monday Afterneen. Bane - jslides, many of them n photo. | raphe ‘she took herself. Ta the 5 LAST PER-| Mr. apd Mre, Jule Walter & Co, in =asuns<" Ss) Seattle Homeseekers’ Co sade features of her welcome by the s PenMaAnes? Pasion” Polite Nation,” and many c Lee Werley ‘Musleal Comed 4 m other OF OLD BILL y interesting features of the people STATION H, S. E. SEATTLE PHONE MAIN 17 The De Muths, Whirlwind Dancers and the army. | TONIGHT (Direct from the ) Big Acts : = “ AND Stanfield The Mimic and the Chauncey Olcott, the romantic Kerrete European Travesty Artist Ginging come ‘ ‘ . o . lie Gerin Hlustrated Sen Star ng comedian, comes to the romoRROWw graph ok wee and Sunday events eo ' oer rohestra present © magnificent Srodeitiog’ New Moving Pictures 2 ears A Romance of Athlone.” which CONTINUOUS 8HOWS ON SUNDAY, was written by his manager FE tus Pitow. The action of eagont) P —— —————$__—__— j transpires near Athione. Ireland | — the your tai ‘ |WeALTHY CHINESE won Lawrence Mr Olcotte songs are satitied t | Lo0KED LiKE OTH ERS thwiek a y Wild Irish Rose." “The frien} f the Em n Colley : “ © trie of ome ‘college of . Swell ‘ Many Yearw Ago. and] Oratory, Beston, t’s Prett Olcott's Lullaby,” and his singing | — In Dramatic Recital. y i as ever one of the dalightful feat (try, their return to America being} BOSTON, June %—Prominent Two-Part Program * . ures of the lormame > ca bel ? Jun a a - 7 — ne performance. OR. G. FRANK LYDSTON, FAMOUS AS A CRIMINOLOGIST AND | penalized by life imprisonment.” | business men are protesting against Part i—Comedy, Q : (f-|. Part li—Readings from “Richard > ALIENIST, DECLARES IF WE CONTINUE WE WILL STAGGER the 4 on by eee = a i " It? BALLARD LIBRARY co ee Jals of four Chinese, three brothers poe Assisted by Saunder’s Orohes- . | LL THE WORLD. CHILDREN'S DA) and a sister of a Chinese named| 7) esoay EVENING, June 6th, t that’s what ki _ | King of high rank in his native $8 O'clock Ghesp. can do by ‘S IN BAD SHAPE He Believes That This Country le Entering Upen An Era of Mental, AT THE B/G FAIR, ae this a letter from Am-| ,,Christensen’s Hall, Areade, a 3 7 teserve cate now on le al Re : i . ‘ | passador Chaote, but were refused! oporn nn cia a 4 investing $600 : It Andrew Carnegie could see the Moral and Physical Decadence That Will Be Appailing. jadmisston until each furnished a) pric B50. LB 2 ere in— condition of the library be pre-| exeennaiten, ennai PORTLAND, June 8—This {s|dond of $500. The matter will be! oe — sented to Ballard some time a} it b t- 6 children’s day at the Lewjs and | called to the ation of the pres NIER he would undoubtedly use some| CHICAGO, Ill.—That America te(rive at their maximum. He be-| isi ecnositio + gf One | dent ! strong Scotch adjectives turning out degenerates at the rate|lieves that in time we will have a|Cls'h Gxpouition and the ground scissile af The interior of the Iibrary is not | that, one day, will seer the | larger proportion of criminals than | {iy oneg. it ts “rues éay” © ‘ D kept as clean and neat as it might is the publicly expressed be- | Burope. acai of digas ok Grant oak poand | | be, and the outside is something of this city’s noted criminolo-| Qme of the reasons for this, he be-|{n” Sigence in all. the hee ® | ADDITIONS rank.” The appearance of the and allenist, Dr. G. Frank Lyd-|lieves, te the strenuous life the ry eaten te ton alte i owes | oY NTON'S building from the outside t# that American leads. His lust for wealth, \tte floral beeution and’ Portiand's | Latest DarEnt warmen S08 i suk 5A nin os of an old deserted store. There are Lydston has been studying | desire for social supremacy, ambt- | ritie td tho “Rose City” is fully Just. | W/N wish or as little as $175 if weeds in the front yard that m criminology, degeneracy and insaf-| tion for fame, love of display, late ities in the eyes of strangers, | mire ¥ ure high above the window ailis,| ity for years, in a city that has} hours, lack of rest, uge of alcohol, | sost of the congresamen visiting| | On one side of the building is| more than its share of these types. ally by women, all tend to un-| portiand will leave tonight for & — / dumped the wood and coal and left e him and he becomes neuro tle Where they will embark for a| | until the party who is supposed to pathic, then degenerate trip to Alaska. Others leave for| The fourth annual intercollegiate | into the cellar Lydston attributes most of the mob | “we - conte nk M eit ° hingtor Oregon ud AGENTS It is no more the fault of the vebenes and tho. “ailegial euntty | Penrbenien ten ta iad ter ten tee Ce ert Garis bee ane FR BLDG. rex. ¥!",07 Wbrarian that the place is kept up called public opinion” Ip its attitude | dianapolis. day night. ee 6 ent Wonder Ind. 1092 |this way than {t is of the library towards certain social and criminal . te CO Jackson, the Weshingten | rd, which hires the man sup. abte. He also blames political con- | . no atthe _ J — . >I tat m first place with ° CHAUNCEY OLCOTT |posed to keep things “shipshape.” ditions, and says \FEAR FOR THE Sen haerty Uniae tar Buck Saws } at 11 a.m. to further discuss this|7¢ brary board has been very “All political and ramental jv W. Temlineon, from Oregon, | Question. If you are a man, be|C#feless in maintaining the build aystems offer facilit for and| , | won second place. The oration was thee “1 A. JOHNSON.” |!88, and the librarian, who has very | temptations to crime, but the politi- | YACHT $ SAFETY entitled “Alexander Hamilton,” | Are the fastest Cutting Saw in the This gentle missive he left with little to do anyway, should show | | ca, office-holding ‘thief trust’ is an Idaho was represented by T. R. | ™arket, price $1.00 each. F t the heed waber to be Getivered 10 » interest In the appearance of institution peculiarly American.” | Jones, his subject being “Business| We carry all sizes One-man and the Beigian. - The negro and the low de of} NRW Yo r .—Friend in Politics." The judge of manu Cut Lance Tooth Sawa, price ac S I've hear the Beigians Hitchcock, the Mbrarian, is immigration are cited as factors iInjwm RK . re June 3.—Friends of | -orint for the contest were Prof. J. | 50e per foot, all warranted | stitl adheah to the code duelio,” |Pald $60 per month to attend to thd production of social disease 10 | micid aud monilinrs wacnt amen | ¥. Denuy, of the Obio State univer-| Jack Screws for rent 100 per Gay, ltormally declared Colonel Johnson. | the brary and the ground it stands | the United States, The negro, he eth and auxiliary yacht Apache| sity: Prof. R. C. Ringwalt, of Co foot % Cotton Hose.......$8-50 About a Bi Music leae that ie true, sah, I shall be glad Om. When the building was fin inaleté will be ene Of the determin [tne scenes erent feare’ t0F | tambie university, and Prot. J. F.|25-foot & Cotton Hoss $1.75 |to accommodate hin, sah, most any |!#hed the city ordered the street Sastere iu the ovelution. of Wie | core OF the Anames daa ree on,| Gepens, Of: Aumberet college The! 1¢-18m Warrtntet: Lawn Meme, House peed rey mpeg Shape at yt aap eonnationag aid sive American tpye of critn- | steamer Cot aehea May i th udges of delivery were Judge Al-)_. $2.75 | é lot for a fine lawn this summer. ss, futare, He shows how |vachts curse wee & field of trc| {tee Battle, Genito; Hon my, /16-tnch Warranted Lown Mose. Henry Lawrence Southwick, dean | This was all completed by the stree forelgpers compose only one-eighth | Ryi H ; ce] Guie, Seattie, and Hon. Charles J & significant fact that the! o¢ the Emerson College of Oratory, commissioner and then turned over of OPlroosiatien oege Msiy 44 fee hg th the other yachts passed | poi Bellingham. t4-Inch Stearn’s Ball Bearing Lawn that of any other tmuste | Boston, will give # recital in Chris-|to the librarian third Of our criminals, one-third of - ie Sree Varsity students are jubilant over one » at % $7.25 ar asy tensen’s hall, Tuesday evening. His| vioronia BG, dane TH, M our paupers, and one-third of our | EAGLES, ATTENTION! the victory, as Washington bas lost | 16-inch Stearn’s Ball Busing 753 ted of } Of n will consist of two part linsane. Then he adds te Or in every « contest owe oe tanta Se. seane | the first point coat ind the soe, |S: Egeria, which ts engaged in sur- As ose cee eee | On and after June ist | heretofore this year in football, in|, Just received a shipment of Ren tWis stronger. Makers | ond readings from “Richard Yl." vey work in the waters of this DR. G. FRANK LYDSTON | 0d} immigration laws have im-| until Oct. Ist, 190 febate and on the track. The hoo- | l¢ring Kettles, set in stove, all sizes, Ses tee ronesr,, Makers | ond © 7 i |toasty touched on & big boulder | Who says Americans are becoming proved of late years, but they are| No. 1 will meet on the first Sunday | ‘ » is broken! ‘ ‘ which we will sell very cheap; also ; produc 5 t the D. & ‘ Pergo clones | Thursday night near Gabriel tsi a nation of degenerates. | nat yet etrict enough. ‘America for|of each month at 7:80 p.m. KElec-| phe winner of the contest Fri a full line of Butchers’ Tools, such ee ce actions to the D. 8. ‘The Daniels Stock company closes | UNITE "Gli of Georgia. It was! - —— | Americans’ would not be a bad| tion of Aerie Physicians on Bunday er hone dr ntest Friday | i. Cloavers, Knives, ete, HREM the world’s best musical in- |29 elgbt waeks engagement at the) 1° 4 low wat Sh In the medical profession he ranks! principle to follow for 10 years or | June 4th, 1905. By order of night was swarded a prise of $76 aon ve Masts iy offered this conoern | Third Avenue theater in the time. |*¢ extreme low water. She hung) nigh and experts are inclined to be ao, A special tax on immigrants | "HOH. KULIES by the King county Bar association, | His label on orite play, “Bast ee ae, foe * = wae ee S ed her | haves he knows what he talks abot ‘ pengethy. Bes my “ —e and the man obtaining second place AY Pt i. «| ween Sereriig play, Rast 17s lett. Ge etme to O17 Geek at Moqas- | Neves be ERCTE int cen of Rocte- | Vous. ve an sxosilect thing for this) Astes Worthy President, | oti the man 4 pe ove Bao Mie Variety to ssiect trom, led by |have become favorites and their de-|malt this morning, and an exam-| iy Ooi Te oneracy i country, which presents the ano-| FRANK DOWD, aes | sponds with the " apeekerts Imball, | parture will be regretted ination showed she had sustained | ‘7,000 imeem tee ey we are about to| Maly of letting in immigration rift: | Worthy Secretary eee a : fee | pte Seow Mee Cable and others Tare cere Russell and Drew, |RO serious injury beyond tearing ne doctor says we are about to |ragt’ free, and laying © heavy tax| - - The Women’s Christian Tor Ting" en sliver. playing piano» lude the off a few copper 8 sheets. pass through a period of moral and/.., grt productions, A degenerate | Fat Folks ance union held its annual ele : fe Auto Grand, the Auto| ‘rough thelr enterprise in bringing | physical decadence, during which| may enter duty free, but a Raph-| pounds, | of officers Friday, At the meetir No, 1213 Sec. SHAW'S DRUG and others }a company of New York actors dt Four Traine Daily the rapidly ine ing vice and/aary Madonna was taxed $100,000. | nd hips | it was decided to subscribe the su ond Ave. STORE y —/— od the prices are| rect to Seattle, with transportation crime of the present epoch will ar * 5 tn ut ex- | of $50 to the White Shield home, tn | - ra By Oop ye 4 W, and easy terme are | guaranteed back to New York, has| between Beattie and Portland, com so-tbe! eeeewes | ga ene Me in bes been made | oe want to tell You | ‘Tacoma, the institute for unfortt Frank McPherson, a boy, 1s in course fexiur created more gossip in the New| mencing Juno éth. Leaves Seattle Nervous Headache that our wament requires 8) aM eee snk WOOb WARD. it | nate women supported by the W.| ill In Seattle awaiting trial for York colony of actors than any|9:40 and 11:15 a. m, 4:30 end 10:20) You are tired, ne br pass-port for record of er imini- | Oregon City, Oregon. 88" |G, T, U, . petit larceny. He ts accused of | other event that has ever taken|p. m. ‘Train leaving at 4:30 Is new/Is ¢ ked 1 ; head| grant, containing a perf descrip * - tee ing a bicycle at Kent, Friday. | place in regard to Seattle amuse-| train eee | ach or, Miles’ Anti-Pal J iis | tion of the individual, ‘making THE NORTHERN PACIFIC Great Northern Railway He rode {nto town on @ horse which HIN |, | men The New York Mirror says er eT ee ee ee” ee s, soothing | identification easy. Boreign-born | Or rday, J ‘ 1 place lthe sheriff alleges was stolen the lthe enterpfise will be keenly CHANGE OF TRAIN TIME nd nog bage N bade ye criminals could thus be identified | its new t T Sound | Wilt sell round-trip tickets to Mil-|day before at Tacoma. The boy is a by Gotham managers, aa the Northern Pacific, commenc- |*Y0e" ne Rant «iret, | 48 such, punished, and after punish-° I on te tor ath kee on June 14, 15, 16, for $69. an orphan and is said to have been Neattie’s Leadin Piano House. watched by h ag’ on a fe momen irel 902 Seco ID AVE. the undertaking is considered « big|ing June 4th. Watch for m 25 doses, 2 er sold In| Ment their citizenship annulled and Depot. Tt ut 1 from | unt of Woodman convention, /a vagrant on the streets of Tacoma they deported to their native coun opr p.m oo * for a number of years. changes and additional trains, Building ona )