The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 13, 1906, Page 5

peauTiFuL, 8 ANT, KEN-) TUCKY GIRL way MAGN WROTE A STARTLING BOOK REET RAIL. | FRIEND, | Mins © \ Kentucky «irl: . alied | by the late Cha was | pot mer 1 he Jate street car mas and and America. 7 ate on Park nd was A a alu the death aintings to Ngtt that Mia Griggady has written @ book, the title of wh 1.” and which ts eclared to be al era Hat ; f iite Lik ao of life which e ° he first real 4 . ant mouth with perfect teeth, and a te to autract the attention really good chin and neck. Noth The dersine aves ts © | remarkable any way, you see, a af het first decollete gown yet to myself every inch of my per “I stood, as it were, © tn a ete a 3 gaa pi hye ere, for action, | # ee ne ete ol e | was) individual, so full of a tingling sense OH fost a tall | in a/ Of young, pulsating life! white gown which if loved ine banda beikibte they would be better wher It was more) were so fine of touch and tint, and bh a few my long, firm, untired limba, which filled out, a fair skin —as jong nose, a ra or er locould dance al A STORY OF AMBITION AND AMATEURS AND WHAT RESULT. £0 THEREFROM My welghhor Broce was swept! the role, tate the abyss of amateur ele without. ever knowing Pert Mim. Hie daughter He: ved & portion of “Princess” one nlaht bef that after a mises, Who were present, deciared| Claude all over o One & Mr.| while Jenny Dal Dold, got & wort into Bella's ear | several times blowing her breath Take my advice and get) Madame Deschappeties. te Ned was ah parlor waa full of ort and the alt tattend very loud and fast durte | the entre acter [with @ headache, and wondered tf The maid handed a little It was from Jenny Dalton, and What car you be thinking —, and rum oer as soem as ye course. They got over | @eceg Cousin Jack Hunter t AFTER. SIX ys canst JANUARY SALE OF OODS AND ENDS BRINGS THE Bi 9ST BARGAINS OF THE WEE 10 Genuine Russel! Stim DOLL MILTON SCHOOL PAINTS ise lie ODDS AND ENDS IN PIC TURES ie PANCY CHINA DEE ED MUSH AND MILK ‘Me Best Grade Sand Paper Assorted ide $2.00 DOZEN THIN WHITE , CHINA CUPS CERS, PAIR..10¢ Razor \ (MAN CHINA EAMER LARGE 1ZE *, t(ATEI 350 Combination Y PERFUMED AKES IN Gas and Cut Maadios Spelger & Hurlbut Second and Union night and hardly pack the place with her friends an get all the applause, does she? Well, we'll see!” Then she wrote My Dear Mother Desehappettes If we} have anything ti alt to have 60 tickets apiece BY CLARA MORTUS come down from Albany and assume eatri-| The dresses were all done; the {back parlor had been diamantied and | verted Into a stage. They be ne m0 familiar with thefr parte k't rehearsal they Growing rom, and everyone was as-|called each other by their stage | tontaned . of Bella's ad-|names Hunter was known as etme « tau the netghbornood,| tne and all made up ready to ful on was caught Ge next Sunday evening “You've | the window pane an@ writing with em 1" he sald, “the whole town) the Knuckle of her litte finger iJ * in Pauline—it will revive the| Mr. Bruce spoke of the matter on Sories of « lost art!” the street es « “Tittle nonsense of much opposition! the miele, you knew.” The birthday tj came on Friday, and Tyesday wap to be the fall drew rehearm). The | yet T was not strongly sensuous | vad no bust- | son, The government officest White| ¥ ant Siuzo Aakl, Japan's am | ness in the phects anyway Horse ts now the only public assay hassador to United Statea, will leave | it's an infernal plot.” sald Dodd. | office im the territory Japan soon for t puntry, To pase “Let's postpone the performance a | b= a | week and get all new people AMUSEMENTS “Never!” cried Pauline, “Why, it's my birthdey!” POPPE PPP PIPPL LLP PPLE LLL AAO ane enm ~eeoeer me } | The next morning Betta awoke ran thue | “My Dear Pautine: Haw anything been arranged about, the tickets 1 | shall want some for my friends. Tell | Dedd to send me 50 How I do hate that man! Did you notice how he tried to fuse night The mean, thing } eried Pauline, x Bp and op bing ber writing r Bhe wants to 1 how’ll we make room? Dan't be me BELLA READ A PORTION OF|« TEXNNYSON'S “PRINCESS. Of course Bella had to tell Mra. Seren | Eto « her near relative and ad ty agricultural | mtrer, aed In repty that heroic aunt, him mat: | with an executive turn of mind, ox his astonishment. |clatmed: “My dear, you were quite BE Dodd Became director, allright: her friends would override fer Of the admirers of Hella want-| everything, If necessary, tell her M4. te play Cirode--inciuding Dodd,| she's not weeded i the part « & foreronner ef sweet fame. | Hella, beside herself with anxiety sharp. rushed to the front door to look for j him, and tered t *e Ned. }@he kissed him and told him of h Neat Week—E. J. Carpenter's “AT CRIPPLE CREEK.” worry; and he made things ver sinagreeat he haltway with his whole thing, ec that Mr. Bruce bad ‘ him off to the irary WEEK . STAR coun TOMORROW & the 5 ened w AN. 15. 2TO1 P.M, o Dodd. who had , Geet HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE . “ Dida, Syiphs Rising Like Visions ta P Sensation! From the Water. : lous | Maides Russian Unique Artists From the Land seeing of } Retla was Dancers. Of Blood and Revolution erable to the ox re 4 ked The Martetls, Dating Cychete. tod, fer the had 1 that ine Marshall & Lorraine, WSS Sy Sg PROF, DE FOREST and « reid meee Mr, and Mrs. Young, Firlt Production, Comedy Sketch ey ‘ st iain, 2 Pete Dunswor'h Latest Pictured Song Hit Behold th bol of Death and | your love has not been returned; | writing on the wall is no plainer wing her to-her dressing room, F Starascope Edicon's Best Moving Pictures Decay, Father Time, He is not | your enemios have t! r hand | to you than the lines in the palm 1’ pli like Old King Cole a “Merry Old | 804, altogether, the world seems | of your hand are to me? I will ‘ Mins ¥ CONCERTS AT EVERY PERFORMANCE but sits in serious judg- | t D¢ an unhappy place to be In. | forecast your future with ¥ ata at for alt!™ | a ; : Such things come from various | ing accuracy to t . " th P ment on the world and is busy | causes, lack of judgment, lack of | details, If you don’t know . : ha 1 nia list of vict proper advice, ete., etc, My par- | don't think #0, come and . 4 finaiiy ~ 3 = He has done sad work in th ticula ‘ # to help you | am on exhibition Ike any ~ et PRINCESS THEATER ee pine cs Sore gp elgg pe ye Oe eS ed et ane eae . Ballard b " most in rection, and | the village idtot I w Thie Week jreat Actes x a . eta « f a show yo things aturday be . FLEMMIN & MILCER . : giv 1 ' € life that | show ngs an ' Pt ‘ Gene . prop w you there in- | things 2 may nk } a} ’ 5 . f ) “ f t Int an aff born of | human has no t ° L i f ' a ‘ airy A « are no horns n = \ffatr (hat made tt pais Hrough Seattlo Japanese anc | te A. 0, UW . will recetve him Mr. Campbell was a member Of } The kindergarten Whiteh haw been |the Primitive Mission, a religious | The funeral will take place at i etery, Sunday, Services will be held at he Mission at 1 m., Ttev, Dunia ffictating. Serv licom at the cemetery will be com ducted by the Masonic fraternity: we fully managed An 13.—Benjamin ia. a . ; toptt 7? r M ‘ t wane for nome ac i M Lat LU ne Monda t four months | er crane for the stage a ¥@ | wbip con harters stea ms and one q Wand Mrs, Wheeler f orl oe nes tn Sew attorney general ha ined the child from the Wash. | chine Hom ein | femtte tat led ebretary ey liged he og ed aah » ; . € any betWren entitle n ar “a 1 to ne an ¢ mate f the “ imed that) voiian islands 5 He | coat of improvements needed at M y J by | D. alas aad Abe Andrewn’ | Ne island penitentiary her Ih the sboutm of é : . Frant and A. M., of he bill for a free draw bridge t f we M an a oo 18 a > n h {five f river near Nome ha » onde treating nving feet fromen while rn r, ar f comm in merce. Bon Moses, of the Independent pT .aapted | Ral 1 h Werner, «1 ~ An Brewing company, called at police Father Claims the Child | we noted ment of Hebrew ja pa { new shoe nd a small)! he fath f Bherley May Re- | J# nagogue nda after Jacob Livingston, the young Rus I heritt Bewlit same place ta English sian who just arrived in Beatt a me me nl eae STATE NEWS Overcoats and Livingston's shoes gave out ‘es J nim and he was without money t f nd hawt ‘ Mr, Mowe, heaging of the y met «ti te it, My, fet Tacoma ta preparing for a mun! man’s condition, came to his re tak foformed Mr, Lebrook of the | ip a ; : alncoats The young waa very pre t f th ' | 7 al of a ha in hi pressions of gratitud a, artér » : r ¢ a n i o of ¥ 4 " \thor M.A t aping Wt « aasietin | raping oma ate pt yk , td Cantratia: tol gisorced St atabine anaes WH JUST WANT YOU TO VISIT TH STORE AND . he faite yacovers trom the of iv, and M sion of hild = MINE THE EXCELLENT VALUES WE ARE OFFER na walk on ting th Many horses and cows near Walla NG. - gp Foe a pi ag lg t Walia have the giaadale the WE KNOW THAT PRICES ARE INTERESTING will endeavor te C S eetieiaiilen tareaaimnaniad il conte Wonatteeeted ‘nome eae ENOUGH TO INDUCE YOU TO BUY GRiaassy. young: Bee | kilted. ; WE FIT ALL GARMENTS CORRECTLY know It; in fine, I loved th fed t me with a hearty, anima: ty for advertis ng for oll, They have = io ered a big vein of The exposure of my person that night for the first time in my Hfe] Henry T. Scott, formerly president |, be u Ballinger wants referen e| gave me a distinctly painful shock.| of the Union Iron works, hax been| rary at city hal I suppose no woman ever thus re-|chosen president of the Pacific} Marl Stewart, arrested at Detroit) "oy ceeneeta veals herself to the eyes of strangers | states Teloph: company }h ¢, charged with insanity Puiscase hed mete hieotiel tnd without first trampling upon the) The bank FE. P. Jenks & Co,|" 1 as sane | eit estttlich & trataing arbost for primitive inatinets of modesty and | of Pittsburg, with 30 branches, has} Park board will give board of o4-| 5 yreon reserve which must be slain before | suspended neation mand abrubbery to use| ‘Phe Inland Emptre Implement one enters the great world,” | Rabbi Stephen §. Wise, one of the | in school Bh yg heme one blper ontA DP pe R d “ | deat known Jewish divines tm th m Ashworth, pioneer, dies! bas been in seas Spokane, has country, has announced his resigna- | sud > ah his home. 1416 wing |fecmced @ mentee > — e e sheimer & Co m the church at P ad |av., of hea ene h . tiom fr ‘ ortlane of heart dineans le [for the purpose of establishing a eattle Valon 17, Order of Wast sieincy of state teports that | city F tre y net earnings amounting to ~ . a ay evening Montreal had a $150,000 hotel f | Chapter A. of the P. B. O., intend | $951,210.88 during the years 1904) yesterday, No lives were lost lgivfhe m ‘ with (8nd 1906. Columbia Street the State January » My Dear Pauline: | can't pos The Alaska Contral rallway {9 eur ‘ 4 | ae - aidly come, and Pm afraid I shall | veying @ line from Valdes to se |g'T™.M. H. Gormley as hostess have to gtve ap my part, [en't it | ward |§ Chapter G, of P. &. O., will be en too bad—Juat as the thing Ia com The Yukon government has dts | perptined mday by Mrs. Van : f, too! However, I can't stand | continued the assay office at Daw. |Duben, 126 Thirteenth av. north * of Tx On the evening of the perform anve Jenny Dalton came in ber cos HIRD AVENUE THEATER \|_— Russell & Dre Mars.—Both Phones 667. Ou her duty, Then they had to pacity the hired substitute, ta which PRICES— Night, 20¢, 200, 40¢, 50¢ Matinees, 25¢ and Le, re FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE NEW CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL FUND RUSSELL AND DREW PRESENT ALI, NEXT WEEK, COM. MENCING MATINEE TOMORROW THE GREAT HISTORICAL ~ RICHELIEU OR THE CONSPIRACY Cardinal Richelio Mr. Perey Hunting De Baradas, Firet Gentleman of Frar nel Robert H. Lindsay De Mauprat, Chevalier of France Mr, Charles Mortimer Juile de Mortemar, Ward of Richelieu Marion Keith Supported by the Full Strength of Rossel! and Drew's Road Com pany The Play Wii He Mounted With Special and Appropriate Boenery and Costamed Historically Correct NOTE—Free list entirely anape ept to the press. No change in prices, Spectal a m gtven to mail orders. No one seated during action of the play. Curtain rises at 8:15 UNCL# NED MADE TH VERY DISAGRERABLE Dedd lost his 1 and dectined to wre to do with the that « , was die overed Jack, of rather Claude had not arrives 4 sig and | know r r a m born of ' angman woe t nie power m feet, but wisd And o SCALP my ©, and to do gs. Don't | experience and unusual gifts at Heipp. Geo, Johnson aed’ wy , 1 an © 80 wise ast posal. Know what {s « t und there- | day is call you the go by Pathe 4 ; victim, or | we va , ipid bunglers and THE STATE BATHS. ” Ww vow f. y e rs e's laws ‘ neiti a by 80 asting t look and, alas, yourse me rom the Future that | your t _SPECIAL INDUCEMENT | 0 funded wilt Ker will cheer you and brace you for | SEE ME NOW r Children’s Departmen know other f a stron tter effort. The DE FOREST ght } : . amcrne + an ALBERT HANSEN ° dlls nay ‘ og Pore I have helpot 102 SECOND AVENUE. 2 JEWELRY WAT QHES Heady Ss Barber Shop Perhaps yoo have not sueceed- | menta ally would M1 | — Parlors 306, over a Drug yt 2 igi dha rig . is far in the game of life. | a large I hope to help | Store. Hours 9 8pm 706 Ist Avenue ; be yur business has ¢ wrong many more. Do you know that | Open all day Sundays.