The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 2, 1905, Page 10

., ‘ : THER SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, SEPT YERXKA Wholesale Grocers. We will detiver dere amounting to $15.00 and upwards, Ord fens amount there will be oartage of 6 ber that yousget qualit 61h. bags Peart Tapioca ise 10-th bags Fancy Mead Rice, th bag | J ; t Ja | v Peart Float SKA RAR AAR ew) the play eon, Benson, who is a/ deville house for the coming week iy ‘ * *) manufacturer on the Indigm terri-| and is anid to be thé greatest ill PA ; * AMUSEMENTS FOR THRE « bord arly ruined through | sionist of the day, The balance of ah ne * COMING WERK *} a prolonged dry season, until aud-| the bill will be as follows: Clancy enemy the fir * *]donly his pra for rain are an- | & Kraus, to travesty actora; Court " Tie | = vette = Boeke *) swored by a al loluge Mr. | wright & Lee, in a comedy sketeh; | t enh te Yomase Pact Muaieten he | a cea fin “In were #) Keodall, ug Besson,” ix caught in; Rice & Edwards, in a humoreus| = a ry ew mor wights, eagle ©! the dowwngrc tod soaked to the|playlet, These three will furnish i ae & wing Swushey * * Thin cloudharat ia wad to be aty of Inugh, and all are sure to 4 , i n attle—“Kentusky Belles,” @& am wonderful p of reall make a decided bit. Thos, W. Ray| tay at evens * all week *) Th lie plece to be|in a new illustrated song, and the for in coffee and * ‘Third Aver Pablo Ro- *] the bs { is sort and to afford |starascope will conclude the bill # mani,” abl we ann que and quaintly humorous | Sunday and Monday the shows will] ardboard boxes, y * tar~-New vandeville bill *; Mr. Kendall full sway for the dis- | be continu from 2 to 11 o'clock - */play of his talents, Liebler and| Sunday afternoon this week's bill wrteD GUE On * AMUSEMENTS ATURDAY #| company have surrounded him with | will still hold the boards, but Mon aioe aes * NIGHT */ 4 fine supporting east cay the change will be made. * * sorew-top air-tight cans, | # The Pit * faturday olght the Brigadier Bur Two capital burlesques contribute per ib wNe * The Wi | lesquers will bring to close their} to the fun of “The Merrymakers, F. R. VERXA @ SONS, * Star lite vau * ful week at the Seattle, Sun-|a troupe which ts to hold the boards} Main and Occidental * Pantages—Jobu I iiivan @/day afternoon and night and alljat the Seattle week after next. The # and vaudeville ra Management promises a great show, | » . with pugh novelties to make the| eRe most blase amusement se forget | Buy Your Clothing | that there ever existe ich @ word | at the ra Kendall in “Weather Beaten ennul, Melodious music, pretty! OLD RELIABLE SPOT Benson” will be the offering at the girls, original scenic and light KLINE & ROSENBERG, nd lay and three succeeding} ba . feets, expensive costumes, and | 625 Firat Avenue nights The play has been deserit- pert stage management has pla = ed 0s “the raining success,” a bit ot| The Merrymakers” in a class by| por easily understood when on ba | itaelf. | In the history of The Chaper | ons Isadore Witmark big must | al comedy, it is authoritatively} tated that it has never enjoyed #o ous & season It has this year large pany, including well known people, and the feminine portion of the chorus was be the most attractive ever | » New York, The play has COME TO THIS BUSY STORE Seon given usw areas both scent ally and sartorially, by the present mar ment, and it is welcome news to amusement kk will be seen at the ¢ the season. re that it and doring} BARGAINS EVERYWHERE i= . " When Lott lr Parker wrote e é EZRA KENDALL RAND/ «way Down | managers pre ide No. 2 Miller Best Hira 100 dozen Polished Blown Tumb f |dicted a great future for her, but Lamp Burner he lers, engra be week the “Kentucky Belles” | my of the * ones” thought 30e dozen Parafine Wax Candles dozen Souvenir Postal Cards be offering nr" Me" | that Mra. Parker produced all thiat| each le all new le te intfo-lshe possessed, and would never! ISe I-quart Brown Bean Pot 9e 40 Marta Repenting Shot ing the action of the farce! equal this play; that lady, however 20e I-quart Heavy Tin Pail and take Gown s17.490 7 offering Murphy's Mis-| seid nothing, but followed that old} Rang 106 < . ’ take.” In “Tickle Ma” the chorual maxi, “say. nothing bet saw | ra rt Granite Milk Pan ..5¢ Heavy Canvas Hunting B)is equipped with fishing nes lly she finished saw geting White Granite minaer s 89 J) which are attached a rag baby, The 1 out “Under South Plates 4e | $5.00 Gillett’s Safety Razor jsirls stand by the footlights and|ern Sk which is considered by | P , “ shaves without sharpening throw the rag baby halt out over! many a bigger suc than her for ate Hunton White Ston iSe 1 $4.40 J} the heads of the spectators, and the| mer play. “Under Southern Skies” | pel . S0e Salmon Trotling Outfit, com- §} fun begins as soon as the audience | is scheduled for presentation at the! We 6-inch Flower Pot and Sau A ae . Tel BVe Ff tries to grab the bait. The song is! Grand during the season « during the entire ratucky Belles” was p Five of the great artists who are| amuse, and is built on t oughly to tour the ountry this season! s original lines. under the direction of Loudon G./ e ler u u Chariton, will visit the const, the] p The Third Avenue theater will list including: Madame Gadski, the! open for the fall season Sunday) Wagnerian soprano: Harold Bauer,| right after a week of darkness dur Secend and Union and Alfred Retsenauer, pianists ing which the renovators have been Biaa Rueger, ‘cellist, and Marie busy The attraction which wilt Nichols, vielinist. Of these M me hold the boards is “Fabio Romant,”|Gadski and Raver are already well) an adaptation of Marie Corelli's fa-/known on the Pacific slope. both} mous novel, “The Vendetta.” Thelhaving toured this section Management promises special ery and effects, and a selected os pany of metropolitan artists speci ally engaged for the characters as the past two years costul ins marked degree, and will] undoubtedly receive a warm wel - come on their return. The others! signed them. The scene represent-' will visit the coast for the first ing the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in time, but their fame has preceded yo S the last act i# sald to be one of the! them, however, and they will find moat thrilling and realistic stage ef-| the music people the coast quite! fects ever seen. “Fabio Roman! ready as our eastern brethren to has always been a popatar play, and! recognize true genius, and extend crowded houses will probably be the the homage that is its due. Lf Reis- j enaver, Mile. Rueger, and Miss are desarving, western peo be slow to recognize Post-Intelligencer} = number on the bill at the © van Only Sunday Paper in Seattle That Has BROWN EYES MADE TO ORDER | Associated Press Service | - ‘ their me Special Features for Tomorrow TYPES OF ARCHITECTURE AS REVEALED IN SEATTLE RES IDENCES— With Pictures Showing an Effective Variety of Models From Bungalows to Venetian Gothic, and Unique Ex amples of Spanish, Italian, Dutch, English and French Ideas. | UNCLE SAM'S FOREST RANGERS WHO PATROL MOUNT | NIER PARK— With Pictures. How Officers Animal and Vegetable Life. Robert E. Lee Is on Outy ADRIFT ALONE ON A DERELICT OFF THE AFRICAN COAST Prevent Destruction of A Grandson of General in Paradise Valley. Narrative of an Exciting With Portrait. Captain Folsom’s, of Seatt! «. Voyage on the Golden Horn. INDIANS ON THE EDGE OF THE CONTINENT AND THEIR FOLK LORE— An Illustrated Article by Pr ing a Story of a Journey on Neah Bay f. Edmond S. Meany, Tell- Foot From Moclips to GUARDING PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AT SAGAMORE HILL— | Precautions Taken by the Secret Service to Protect the President and His Family. With Views of the Inte rior of the President's Summer Home, OLDEST AND MOST PICTURESQUE OF SPANISH-AMERICAN CHICAGO, t . ite on. a CITIES— " =e teem aids sae bs bet Mis " 1 With Pictures of Scenes in Quaint Camaguey, Cuba, ms ' { brown ey , er the Which Was an Indian Village When Columbus Landed. sa ae FRE Neer: prom we PHILADELPHIA, RESTING PLACE OF THE NATION'S HEROES 1 in a eult $1,0 ted in th , A. Sie tae With Pictures Showing the Resting Places of Franklin, PRB ge gy gg p.| Mine J hs Truxton, Decatur, Bainbridge, Dale, Barry, Lee and walk 6 scala i denelh ‘di he optician, why Others. ps j ; = ' Int n Dr. F . 7 BEAUTY AND FASHION PAGES FOR FEMININE READERS— J ‘hat the acireas went vo toe | ti THE CHILDREN’S PRIZE COMPETITIONS —THREE PAGES ee nip 6 OF COLORED COMICS—CURRENT CARTOONS—A COM fae 4 ne erie - PLETE SHORT STORY po The $3 Hat Store ‘ sh gra hile t All the new Fall Styles now on Gold Everywhere or Delivered to Your Door—5 Conts a Copy ' hare th her] sale H. N. Brooks & Co., 1931 2nd a, 1905, Given One Week to Get Out in the Street Everything in our drug store must be sold this week will e any sacrifice rather than box 4 e stock and pay on it Worth of Drugs, Medicines} Toilet Articles and Deuggists’ Sundries Must go this week All prices reduced from 25 to 50 Per Cent Nothing reserved but a few AN EXACT STATEMENT OF THE FACTS schedule patents Stone, Fisher & Lane, of the Annex, had assured me that they could build around me and not disturb my store; their contractor having just notified them that he must remove the walls, they were obliged to force me out Shaw’s Pharmacy 1213 Second Avenue My Impressions of the Fair (This * the fifth article in the! Whether Impreasions of the Fair,” by the six popular school teachers of the state who w trips to tiand tn neted by died trom fear or from sing has never been as. actual pot cortained. Leaving the pheasants we pass aleng to the jungle fowl and see | nearly every foreign country repre-| the recent cont it in by Mins G Jove Madison, teacher in the! sented Day school, and it deals ex-4 Now for the best part of the ex- cly with Homer Davenport’s| hibit—the Arabian horses, po often ' which Was, in the united read of, but seldom seen. There is opinion of The Star's party of teach. | “Abeyan. ty for a gallop eve, the at int@Pesting ividual | through the yard, with Homer Dav feature of the exposition.—Kdltor.) enport, jr. mounted upon tis back This fine w en of the family of | BY GENEVIEVE MADISON Abeyan Sherricka, mear the } iy horse of the cloak, is now ? ars at the Lewis ar and f e id 1 afford ning st ot} ity of seeing the Dav-| Turkey allowed to come co} with its many extreme xhibited at the W air | ly rare specimens of bird 4a r te the high na An hormes med cartoor Mr. Homer D roup of pect nd we at : ‘ P ar to hear him order “Nejdra hotographa an® Is of mr the » 4 a , f A beaut ar hone t be mer iF t of t | ' IWR Sir Thomas | of th mily one's f ‘ t J toward the ante bia b fe in th West China t rit he Hyt t {\1904. # brou r $200 inito A . he fF t 1 and r 1 bed by Mar he | img 1 Arabian stalit xt traveler, if Adie | 4 . the same 4 t that five or six weeks, | Halool, 4 y and Hamid, 9] ttains a length of , Amirabl It is the swiftest!” some one in our. party asks i t family wnat Arabian horses are ever pheasant that in| ¢y t . atted horse ‘ tate prisoners of | 5 that country, It is re-| China w I their 6 | me that the soft her by being animals is due | privilege of touch ming, as they | ' ph One m mi , 1 1 as quick as th fod 4 ho! , ht tt lied wat metimes only tw hort rt this blood ne characteri Arabiar is that altho NOT VERY SICK lect to get | the highest sometimes requ: h lis, hot flush tness | tall en are safe or he f, b ‘ i fall i >t a Amu see nTs. GRAND Both Phones 65 * Joinn Cort | Manager } FOLy § dA ? SEATTLE: Both, Phones 43 AFTERNOON AND ? iHT—ALL NEXT WEBK UNDAY PHAE THE PLAI OM a] EZRA KENTUCKY KENDA cL BELLES \| Extravaganza WEA THER |_comany n His Latent , BEATEN | ; BEAUTIFUL WOMBN 5 SUPPRB SCENERY 4 AND , CLEVER COMEDIANS AN IDEAL LIEBLER @ CO. § CAST ; Prices—7 a inesday Pri $1.50 to 26¢ 2 and Saturd Oe, 25e, Next—“The Chaperons” Next —“THE MERRY MAKERS"? “The Most ar heater” HIRD AVENUE THEATER | J and Drew Russe Managers. Phones 40 and 50 cents, Matinee Sunset Main 667; Ind. S67. Prices—N a) 25 and 10 cents. Week Commmencing Tomorrow (Sunday) Matinee Edward R. Salter Presents Fabio Romani An Eloborate and Magnificently Constructed Version of MARIE CORELLI'S S AND WIDELY DISCUSSED NOVEL THE VENDETTA AN ADMIRABLE COMPANY OF ACTORS Including WILLIAM MORRIS First and Madison S | AR. flome of Polite Vaudeville Today Continuous Pertormance, 2- 33 pam. FAMOUS “SUPERB Bie FOR \ ‘WEEK or SEPTEMBER 4th. THE GREAT LEON Iusiomist Mighty Mysteries. COURTRIGHT AND LEI Comedy Sketch, MA JUNE Character Changes. THE STARASCOPE New Story Films, LABOR DAY MONDAY, CLANCY AND KRAUS Travesty Artiots Favorites in. Fi RICE AND EDWARDS Humorous Playlet. THOS. W. RAY “Where Rolls the O: STAR'S PEERLESS ORCHESTRA Popular Selections. CONTINUOUS SHOWS. General Admission 10c. Daily Matinees 10c. days, Reserved Seats 20c. Box Seats 25u. Peeri, Evenings, Sundays, Hol- PANTAGES THEATER, Second and Seneca St.— ene Monday Mat- ines, Aug. All week, farewell nd only John L. Sale ound bout er, Jim for her equal; the ard K. Fox diamen@ Beeson, buck dancer, the comedian, Harry Ma Hair the peer- STATE |: MAYOR WRIGHT, the city is HOP CROP for the year will reach 45,000 bales, as com- i with 35,000 for last year, of Tacoma, worse off since gam- was d by Sheriff Den- I Th and the sheriff ne t outs’ h other, ea ues aot sae GERMANS MAD n anyway, and will not | woe a again soon | LONDON It has become | known that the German governmest THE NORTHERN PAC > BX phjected to a con nee in office NSION out of Hoquiam is now Martin Mil rmer war cor- mmplete to Quinault reservation. nt, now ul from the tates to Aix-la-Chappelle, BTON now has a fire depart- |) > have written many his career which ot like, among the! @eging that Germany was in a plot to put a figurehead monarch on the throne of Samoa, @ is alleged that this article caused amoans to rise against Ger- A STATE FAIR will be held at North Yakima this year, and plans are being made for a big one ng one YAKIMA VALLEY has shipped out 17 carloads of fruit during aaa | past week. many, C. A. TIFFANY, a prominent edu- or of th ate, dided at his home 2a Ayers 1 missing from Everett for | Blair Gives to igor, A NORWEGIAN LUTH RAN | COLLEGE will be bullt at Tacoma} gray hair all that soft, dark, at o1 rich color so natural to early THM LAUNCH ARGOSY, with ©. | life, Checks falling hair; keeps P. Green, Allan Green and Jobn the hair soft and smooth, and u m bo: s ben B. rong core ba pear Toceday. Prevents splitting at the ends. was wage, and” A splendid dressing, 2ar%