The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 16, 1905, Page 6

wy THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, SE “= PRETTY ROMANCE 0 E 1905, IN SEATTLE WEDDING: === BANQUET JAP ENVOYS f Japanese will ar night |that I ' ain Hi Vashing t ts a cir head attendant by w eat, M « f ading wf the ¥ 4, chief inion, Munet f leg will be banqueted at the \ Japanese ne made om pliment~ in h him. t lescu ts fhe adopted son { the Roumanian| the a r athor of “The French and Roumanta 1 oMr the el ident of y few of his Jerstand at terms of n the Jap- he is sure an-| people t yughly ur os.| the treaty 4 Green is @ hand ette and well known in Vai brun-| anese ‘ouver, | everyor AMUGEMENTE onight—Last SOUTHERN SEATTLE’S Joho Cort, Myr. Telephones LEA0ING Sunset Main 65 THEATER \odependen FRIDAY And Saturday Nights and Set- urday Matinee. VICTOR H. SHAFER arting Bey it ‘ cn ra t iw » ' 1 th | LIEUTENANT IN FRENCH A@MY FINDS GWEETHEART HE HAD Pack: inet ‘weak NOT SEEN FOR 14 YEARS—WILL WED HER HERE IN OC — , 2 ie fe TOBER ‘ ter- | M swin in 4 P t i wit n Seattle at ee ta ’ , : Captain 1 ! f * - iv \ y Deus 7 wedding which will na ad "A N * M i r r wed ok Tr ay bh rr "yw at | * . wr * Mra, Wie H 1 t befor 1 ie much | sex pretty ance a a chase . 7 \ * , by th thin f | ears ago she was marrie Tt * ‘ th 1 0] A w Mack ts now ¢ « bis) way around the g by a faithful] but her husband died within a short wa 1 Ww *) " t i 10 two weeks in Melbou lover are of } eothhe fi time and she came to Van ¢ ee * t \ sructe r at a. His eng t ' hildhoed day Meantime Dr. Mareuleseu lost @ * \ * New ¥ ae \ s the | n= | 8 and has t othing pt Dr. Joan Marculescu, Heutenant| tra and only by accident * * y the 4 with mena Mr, Mach his}in the French arn und a well| did b last year that she wa * D \ * h t borate and 5 ‘ qutp- | A fon at the Col *| known Hterateur of Par will wed|in Canada. Then he : * * xt Friday and ment jtheater, Han F © on Octorer! Mra, Ray Green, of Vancouver, at] principal Canadian cities from th * Vv Ld allied rural play | ond will make « ir of the Pai the Home of Mra. B ver 4 to the Pacifi From Mont * * he t would Indicate so. T week's popular b the | lf " Tenth, sister of the brid 4 1 he went to Toronto, and later * AN ‘ AY ® st act occurs at Farr Hot | ta be staged for the last time } ‘The romance extends back 14| Seattle - ' * | “ aht 1 beg ne, Mon-| ! oe Wheeler W x has ten} years, when Dr. Ma escu was al He walke ets of Beattl * , Und | ta jua wit} ® biblical dram alied “Minpa t in Germany, where he met| day after da of getting a oa ! c ’ The} * whos we" | the youse girl who is now M mpee of the face which had re ° . ni ' lew ' t sree SS eer 3 cre Green nuined green in his memory for * On the | uM, the M the f Hite. | Ably be #taged in the near fu } She was then but ten years of!so many year wt nt x * af titled “Phe silk] ra The two were inseparable 1 would have known if * I y * - th [Lea EEE ee Ee ee HE companions and when the young! had met her,” sald the doc ‘ot * % , Pred H who} oe ee ee Qn y ka “a i A MATINEE FOr MI . | Wi * ’ st sede modvewinety Overal we tt wae today 4 1 * F ! os a 18 | @ to the very heavy adv *) , ang . | ttle opera, and ae UE on eaten trates ot tara ‘| bage I pape Bea avanti M° le to give w special matinne next $ t ghts, stag @ o'clock.” “Mre. Wiggn of the ® " fn t t -eaagg : Bi OPOOY) & Cabbage Pat i been. @ ; remy oe orca fe recorda on the ? « "+ | Flve Pounds Free on Each and Every . sto Mrs, Wiggs and] ry »| ~ Pin ah nes | First Bundle of EIGHT POUNDS ' ree . a vinx payee hry [Rete eee eee ee! rs unde o mound eaene Acs pt nwere that this ts hie best and cleverest | YERXA Toa and Coffee Markets At ; City Hal At 601 Anne A oe ot Chas. Carter, with “Mra. Wiggs, The Grand teh usually 5 or More of Rough Dry Washing. if women would figure the actual cost of a weck’s om meer tere wae IN MACHINE’ | and week after next, there ts a young Engttahman who borders 0: Wins mallee was dacs Lid does PRE eae et i washing done at home they would find out that it — — . fon. on che Brae the} greater past of his aa in ant costs them never less than 20c a pound, that is when st Bo’ mecldemt nt the Fertiang oy they do all the work themselves, as this estimate so ‘ar oc be 8 Avale ee unelg only considers their time, fuel, ete. s[ seen at the Grand in he fe Page wl rage RC The Palace laundry also irons all flat pieces free of w~| nperwonstio ty Marey Maty | ine’ 'et raw material inte a corsab charge. The wages paid a washerwoman for one Bong bevy or the machine when his hand be day's work amounts to more than 30 pounds of tangled In the hemp an =|country, and Great |S vetwven tire heats tected sate tf Rough Dry done at our laundry. Give us a trial, we 3 oa d wp betore th | will satisfy you of the correctness of this statement. , oP 4 a meine ae arried to @ Rattard car tnt coe pg: WorFMAN fternoon | Daly's in New York, Edna May has| (he Providence hospital, where it} High wo leneribed as| made nusually strong tmpres ¢ tia bee . ye yee ROE more & musica avaganza| sion gs theatrical sta peti rg why toed and 5-Ib. pkgs he rleaque, althe a tw petal F S iaes ey g: *% Be aren S| than _& Durleague, although « § adetatiencia? SAN des & ima and tittle tees BOTH PHONES 177 More © Coffee, extra grade is show This latter gives ite equal to most of the 49c per fh Coffee. Ie here, according to| O’Brien, the comedian, plenty size of package, at from 2@BE to| chances to dieplay his talent, ar Zhe per Ib. F. R. YERXA & SONS, Basball THE IMPER TOKIO. BARRACKS OF GUARD, TOMORROW id that he makes it one sal laugh from beginning to Other bers, such as Fry Allen, Livingstones, have found not wanting, The ‘Tacoma been tried Frank! seen again at the Grand in the near ruet and Gruet and the four | chorus co tains 20 pretty girts, and many of} PW | the songs they sing are new, among | « a them being “Chased by a Mule,”| j Pn and “You Don't Say So. (01 EICHTH AVENUE, NEAR PINE STREET ent. Dr. Perry, of Batterd, has f the cane of ffat it cessful car has had a wonderfully suc " wy chore He tives at Ballard with bis par | j workin, Get Tomorrow's Post-Intelligencer Only Sunday Paper in Seattle That Has Associated Press Service IAL end and | Special Features for Tomorrow and n-| bi WONDERFUL GROWTH OF THE UNIVERSITY OF WASHING TON Lynda’ An Interesting Iilustrated Article, Showing the Progress Made New players that will appear In im Recent Years by Seattic's Great Institution of Learning & Seattle uniform are Oscar Jones,) “On the Bridge at Midnight” will fittiam Lauterborn, Rube Vickers, | ity last p aeronnyge Dyce A Berk 7 nue theater Saturday urley. wee STUDYING THE GREAT GLACICIAL SYSTEM OF MT. RAINIER. 1 With Photoghaphs Taken Especially for the Post-Intelligencer, j } Showing the Formation, Features and Position of the Moun- SEATTLE CAPTAIN'S SEARCH FOR BURIED TREASURE ON Night FOR EVER eSeS87EK g —— > a i Capt. John '* Narrative of an Attempt to Unearth the a Booty of the Famous Buccaneer Flint, with Portrait = ; — - ‘TD osso r P i 50 dozen Johnson English $5.00 Harrington and Richard's | ug wae ict teehee’ Poke Ui WHY MAKAH TRIBE IS HIGHEST TYPE OF CANOE INDIAN Sing: hot Gan Seas 2 . : . : j sal uptpaeeah 5¢ §) wen OF THE IMPERIAL GUARD WHO ARE HELD IN RES RVE An Illustrated Sketch, by Prof. Edmond S. Meany, of the Most See Complete Salmon Trolling | 4... nese Fancy Blue Cup and TO QUELL RIOTERS Progressive and Successful Indians in the State of Washington. Outfit 2he Sancer, 2 pieces Se |) 25c Fresh Preserved Salt $1.25 All Copper Nickle-Piated ff} . " c Tea Kettle, No. 8 69e¢ Tf) ANDREW D. WHITE ON WHAT ROOSEVELT HAS DONE FOR Eggs. pound PEACE. No odor. ] Te package New Domino Matches fj} , ‘ Great Diplomat Says Russia Should Set Up Statue of Roosevelt Se bar Lannox & |] hand, 7 for 10¢ Sun Lamp Chimneys, No. 2 | 15¢ Granite Milk Pan, 1 quart Se | 3hc Cut Glass Salt and Pe $1.00 Complete Gas Lamp with | terling Top 19 Welsba Chimney h Mantel and Air-Hole | g¢ gimmon’s Carpenter Penci Ape | 2 Spelger & Hurlbut Second and Union in the Kremlin. With La’ st Copyrighted Photographs. THE TRUE VOCATION OF WOMEN BY CARMEN SYLVA. Remarkable Article That Predicts Women Will Go Back to Fire side and Be Content vr, e “ is ROMANCE OF AN AMERICAN GIRL WHO MARRIED THE ¢ PAINTER BOUGUEREAU, A Story of Life in the Art World of Paris. With Portraits. FASHION AND BEAUTY PAGES FOR FEMININE READERS— THE CHILOREN’S PRIZE COMPETITIONS—THREE PAGES OF COLORED COMICS—CURRENT CARTOONS—A COM- PLETE SHORT STORY. OF AMERICAN MINISTER, TOKIO. s were made by anti-treaty rioters te troy the ded by troops and it is now heavily guar OF THE CABBAGE PATCH I Cries "Westward Ho!” and comes ast girt and crowned \g in her philosophy and duct of life an anodyne for biues, grouchiness and pes miriam, SWEET CLOVER The Most Beautiful Comedy- Drama Ever Written The same Company that made one of the biggest hits of tast season at The Grand PRICES $1.50 to 25c. BARGAIN MATINEE—S0c and 25c. Seats Selling Wednesday. PRICES $1.50 to SOc, EXTRA-- Wednesday Mat- inee $1 to 26¢ HIRD AVENUE) “tH moe THEATER | * * Russell and Drew, Managers. Phones: Sunset Main 567; Ind. 567. TONIGHT Last Time—"ON THE BRIDGE AT MIDNIGHT.” Starting Wednesday Matinee. SUNDAY, Sept. 17, Russell & Drew Present THE MOST POWERFUL MELODRAMA OF THE DAY! THE CONVICT’S DAUGHTER A Heart Story Pure in Thought, Action and Language! A Wonderful Play. A Strong Cast Embellished by the Most Beau- tiful and Startling Scenic Effects. The Escape on the Moving Freight train! The Beautiful X n Home! The Unique Char Weary Willie! The Hobo Hero! Love, Pathos, Hate and Passion. In Five Acts, Depicting Matinee Prices—Aduits 2%60. Children 10¢ Night Pricea—20c, 30¢ 1 Gee Phones 567. SEATTLE THEATER THE HOME OF BURLESQUE. JOHN CORT, MANAGER. BOTH PHONES—MAIN 43._ SUNDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT— ALL gg 8 WEEK, Wednesday and Saturday Matinee—25c, HARRY WILLIAMS’ ideal Extravaganza Co. A New Show with all New Faces. Read the Names. Judge for Yourself. rie Franklyn, Katherin ¢, Gruet and Gruet, nd the Extra Attraction, The Mar- getone Family Acrobats. Remember our Trade Mark—The Songiest, The Danciest, The Girliest Show of All. PRICES—%5, 60, 25, 100. Next—Sam De Vere’s Own Company. STAR STAR ‘st and Madison tet and | Madison BILL FOR "WEEK OF SEPT. 18TH. A MAGNIFICENT PROGRAM The Great Santel! 5 Heroul Four Elisworths +o “A Silk bsotetiiall Lottie Simmons ida M. Green 0; Fred Hilton Chas. P. Ammand The Place of Hits! The Show of Shows! [ Continuous Shows Every Day In the Week. Today From Trick Ladderist 2 to 11 p.m. Song lilustrator Black & White. ..Negro Minstrels General Admission—10c. Daily Matinees—100. Evenings—Sundays—Holidays: Reserved Seats—20c. Box Seate—250