The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 9, 1907, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1 | ne. hart Richardson, Negative, Messrs, Gow lar altraction=s that are booked to edian; Mile, Carrie, the sleigh bell} if A KNI FF oe ae Appear here in the near future je) Bayer: la Vin gy a tg Free Methed! Walt omen , Creston Clarke tn “The Ragweed p ‘ Firet—Corser Pine sty and ‘Terry | the oclatio tompla, Fourth sv. ana Messenger,” the powerful medern| Roeseh and the moving plotures, r A ‘ <e McKinley, pastors | Pine st., -y" 4 drama that has been sweeping the at the Lyris. 8 on "Ry Rann “ country. “ cf Mille will alec : laa Opening with « matines tomo: 3 “Bociallam and “—~"— as the Seattle. the Zinn Musleal Comedy company ippeeremnen— ory ; “the Miack Patti Troubadoure,”| Will present “The Jolly Musketeers.” : . tub, pastor; 11 a. m, hegged by Black Patti herself, come| Which will run all the week, w f ay Trafton, © lenge ie ry So wed mas am, ae Caught In the act of robbing J.| tothe Heattle er tomerre matinees on Wednesday and Batur- . last night ai mn oe re Kelly, at the point of a gun, A day. The plece is & comic opers in : “ » ‘ Gal Rey, M. A. Christensen, T0 . . opening with @ matin ° Tay, south by Michael Gal 1a. m. in Norwegian and $500 THE CITY Fornell was lant night arrested on Seline two acta, adapted from an old fam ' ” ustrian teamater em- * Piseprohn co In a Ae mo Railroad by Patrolman Rooney the latter buried a knife Method! Four street improvement con | Both men were taken to police vietim’s stomach. The im] Queen Anne-—Jitth ay. west and | tracts which have been reported by | headquarters, Kelly being held as Ftrouble arose over the re| Garfield at; O. HM. MeGit,|the city engineer's department a4/ a witness. ret Trafton to engage in @ nei 11a. m, and 7:30 p.m, Just completed, loave hanging over} Although Fornel! had his revolver of cards. worst fiat Sere Rev, W. H. | the heads of the contractors penal:/at his command when seen by the “eesailant escaped from the} )°)! ; * m. and 7:3) ties for failure to complete the] officer, he made no effort to use ‘and has eluded a number) "yy work In time, fotaling over $500, If] it, and aubmitted quietly to bis ar who are on his trail was removed to the Se the show at the Beattie next week 7 “ ought ibe unusually good. Introduced the Dog. - ~ Miss Nance O'Neil, the distin- guished emotional actress, was the lady who firet introduced the Bos- ton bull terrier to Australia. The canine created a furore at the bench , yy pag aoyeere ay. and : Rey. F. 1 “ Tham, and 7:30 pm, ucraecrtie, the ofty recovers any of this money | rest. it wilt be the first time in the bie Fornell is betteved to be one of to We bette fore in their history, will come to « and Ne career in the never- hospital, where he ts ee tory It has been so fortunate. ang of three highwaym: who Friday and fatense agony His Preabyterian. Peter Dineen & Co. agree’ to 9 been working in different y nd country Was replete with ‘are Bot considered fatal. Cherry Street—Corner Twenty. | forfeiture clause of a day oh &/ parts of the clty for the past te encounters. second av. and Cherry at.: | sewer contract on Keren av. The] days. a continuing throughout the week Black Pett! ie said to be in better] # Opera. During the action of the voles than ever before, and as ate) Pay, Popular so wucceases @: le supported by what ie claimed to| Unlave dances will be introduced by beng company of unumual elience, | 2n's dancing oirle ¥ end men, good soloists, and « hoat of hew songs are promised. . early presentation this etty of a] “A Lady of Quality.” George M. © tremendously having been | scceseful ‘orty-five Min- > secure the) Utes trom Broadway,” which last season scored one of the biggest ar- A Lady of Quality.” will | istic and financial hits the Amert- ee ta Y TOPICS athe Petytey Ghumaete’; 128 [time expired February 11, total -——— - m. “The ‘ penalty about $46. _ Ptain.” Way of Salvation Made] Andrew Peterson said he would THE THE f Raliard—Firet av, and Broadway, | lose $2 8 day for failure to finisa Ballard—-Rev, Elmer RK Thompson, | 82d Bast Spring ing contract pom vo ™., Pod fj by September i tabled 7 » m., Pads and| guess within 100 ¢. if the th Puschoods of Christian Setence.” land owes the city * me sabe yee eee, REUTEAAY. an@] 7. 1 Peterson lost out on ‘ , Ste e® | Thirtyfirst av, sewer job aad owes Saket eee e eee * * * * *ib, D. or; tha. m, * * Pre ene entest | the city $45 for 22 days overtime. * * * * FO PASTORS. Murray and Maok. Murray and Mack, the Irteh fun- *, come to the Grand tomor- new comedy of com tied “Around the ‘The piece is sald to be fun~ nier and better in every way than any of the vehicles the palr have had in the past, and te sald to be well etaged and eostumed. Bpecial ty send in your chureh te the Star before ¢ each Friday evening. be sure and etate the and hour of ser- Moat loan stage has witnessed for many ee ene it in now making Ite firet road tour with the always fasoinat- Ing and Corinne te the principal fe- male role, ing tomorrow afternoon, “A Lady of Quality” in a charming play something on the order of “Nell Gwynne,” and should repeat the of the "$m m, “Christianity’s Fishermen and Waters.” Dickman & Rightmire undertook Weatminster—Broadway and Co- | to complete a Grand View sewer by tumbia et; Rev. J. M. Wilson, pas- | November 13, but ran up a bill of $200 tn penalty to the eity before tor; 1a. m. “The New Command- ment—Love One Another:” 1:30 plihey could get the work off their hands m™. Dr. Hasking, edtior of the Ara- HE'S NOT FROM PITTSBURG. success scored b pec eae scored by that piece, The hile Os Gundes Rata RE - Baptist, ret ay, near James st; E Raynes, D. PD. pastor; m eeds;” 7:30 p m, full strength of the Lois company muate, including the latest New | wis be used, and it le promised that York song hits, will be introduced. [ithe piece will be sumptuously ag staged Annie Russell is to make a west~ t bn bt a ot Beriet, Syria, wil! ert tour thie epring, and for the ft Interbay Rev. Fred M. MoCreary, pastor; 11 @ m. and 7:30 p.m. time in the history of her stage ca- reer, te to visit the northwest. This city te included in the tour. She Albini te to Return. A Mrs. Torn Thumb, the Pendletone,| “ll sppeer se Puck in Wagenhsls Viola and Engel and other good & Kempers marvelous production turns leave the tar theater tomor.|°% “A Midsummer Night's Dream, row. On Monday afterncen Albini,| YMich bas aroused the theatrical “Alice-Bit-by-the-Fire,” with Ro- sh corner marae selle Knott, a talented young setrese «Reng yall mag an Giritvatiot. who has been winning laurels every~ Pastor, 31 @& mz] gqegnttle Perchic Boctety—Alxt halt. where, will come te the Grand on 1420 Second av.; 3 p. m.. lecture by Tuceday evening, for but one per- Fittecnth av. North. | Hue Mies “The The So-Called Sina of formance, The plece is one which ot; Rev. Marvin | Seve tram the eeotei: % 4 4 appeals to the serious minded, as conference, followed by messages by i well as to those who go to the (i+ Mre. Connel and Mrs. Puirfield. _ ater simply to be amused, and © 40 « long run in New York, etal! and the magician, will come back, and | 274 by its attention to with him will appear Fred Jarvis | °°: ‘The original company, the n original effecta, the fying fairy bal- snd aly Teter, im musical comedy | iet, the music of the greatest must- elogist; J. Bernard Dyliyn, the com. | Cian* of the world, all will be seen 4 * -lhere and the play will be presented Bible Retence Soctet: ee — corner Lg ose A. O. U. W. hall, 1928 Piret ) Rev. Creston Clarke Com just as though it was the firet night : = pred Meat Prices That Please | or. tetropstitan production Ni Fost pastor, Sine O towers ag the Mpiritusl;= _Renking toromont among the. At the City Hall Market, 609 Bm, “Lifters and Leavers.” Third av, near Yesler, Pot t| Tidelands equal money and inde fe to fo; Rib Btenks, 100; Best mdence for old S Lard 120. ere Willis, 478 Colman iding. First Soctety—Knights of Pythias oom yest aY. near Pike et.; Wilson Religion’ 4:36 pm “The Law of 25 A DOLLAR M : Spirit Communion.” Ptatform mes- sagee after evening discourse by Mra, Minnie Jennings WILL DO IT i worked long end Located on the North Slope of Queen Anne Hill Has outdone all previous records in the combina tion of fine linens, lawns and batistes, with rich laces and beautiful embroideries, We are showing the most styles. We are also showing extensive assortments of silk and pet waists. See our spring sults, dresses, coats and skirts. @ Take Green Lake or Fremont Cars to Etruria Street [just south of the canal] and go west two blocks. @ See our sign on —— D.S. JohnstonCo. Pioneer Plano Deslere. 908 Becond Avenue, Seattle. EE TIRE NSO =—=STEINWAY== One of the contributory reasons why the Steinway plano is recognized as Theosophy. Mr, Pinch Theosophical Society — Seattle | bard for my money, madam, only to lodge, 1420 Second $ p.m, | learn that wealth dose not always ‘Man the Microcosm,” by Mra. Elte- | bring happiness, abeth Wardail. Mra. Btinch—-Doeen’t it? 0 Mr. Pinch—No; I can't spend « Unitarian. Royieton Avenue—C Royte- dottar without putting It inte some. ton av. and Olive at; Rev. W. D. | "#® see pocket, Edison ind Vict Simonds, pastor; 11 a =m. No COAL WAS a or ee 0 ee ay. near 3 D. MeKenate, gener] agent of the Bb ion HS w]e eee the Bota nda | Reif Const Bleamanip Co. denis $1.00 Down Vision of Christian: | itam F. Richardson 7 WH-|that the Norwegian steamship Rev, J. A. Bdmondson of the| Thode Fageland, which sailed for $1.00 a Week Church of God will hold « series of |@outh America Thursday, took « meetings at the Afro-Amertcan hall, | ¢@rge of 1,60¢ tone of coal to retieve Yio Madison #t.. beginning Sun-/| the coal famine in Bouth Amertoa. Here te your chance fer an a Merk Mr. MecKensle saye the steamer| Edison or Vietor Talking Ma ietead hee an ones Alki, of the Pacific Coast Steamabip|§ chine, We want every home in odiet church every night for two} c% B## been lying in port for sev- this city to own “the Univeral weeks, commencing Merch 18. oral weeks waiting for coal, and that Home Entertainer,” hence - aa zn church organ pepe be unreasonable to se!) coal these very easy terma ree a Bh m, by Edwin speculation when the coal fam- Simply $1.00 down and $1.00 Piace:” 7:38 p. m.. Falrbourn, asstated Mra tt, ~ it ae on by Moffatt, | ine on the sound le net ov: & week will Go It, Moffatt, first 3 : We 7 oe largest =e wecond most com; le assortment i ‘Taiking Machines and Records tralto:; Mr. C. B. Craig. first tenor Const. Mr. H. Fortman, second tenor; Mr —— W. R Davis, first bass; Mr A | Boaréman, second bess Prelude and Fugue in B minor, J. & Bach; | The cornerstone of the Fremont “Come, O Thou Traveler Unknown.” | Catholte church, alse known as Bt T. T. Noble; double quartet: “Alle-| Benedict's, will be Inid Sunday eft- un Poco Agitato,” Mendels- | ernoon at 9:30 e'clock. The church sohn; solo, “He Shall Feed His ; song Flock.” Handel, Mra, Moffatt: Aile.|'* located at Wallingford ay, and ; “Weree | Porty-ninth st, on the Green Lake the Wild Biliow, T. T. Nobie,|c#r line. Bishop O'Dea, sesinted @ouble quartet; Andante in F. Mer. [dy other prelates, will officiate | kel; “Boule of the Righteous, T. T.| Rev. Father & J, Dillon, superior of Noble. double quartet; “Evening.” | Jesuite at the Beattie college, will D. Buck. preach. The pester of the church ie Rev. Father Ulrich. THE WORLD'S STANDARD, Miscellaneous. Boer. ree OR may be found in the fact that since tte in- ‘The Socte! » ception it has been made under th yg gong SAYS WIFE USED A i sion of members of the Stein fi ty, and i embodied in It are certain §=— Improvements found In no other instrument It le mot merely the combination of wood, BB. Gowen, rector; 11 a,| SAreh will meet at 3 nm in Discipline of the Witt:” ‘Theosophical ball, 1426 Second « . Plena.| Subject. “The Tarot of the Rohe- eet and Our mians. the Moat Ancient Book in POKER ON | $ HEAD Madison ast. ang) the World,” by William L. Richard- son. oF: D Mavee, cose F. G. Lotne has applied for a ai The New Thought Society, meets | Yoroe from Annie BE Lorne. Ac in Theosophical hall, 1420 Becend | cording to the complaint, the fam- ay. at li a m. Debate, “Resolved, | {ly stove poker, when in the de- lots. Prices from oh aot Tw. me | frmative,” Memes “Rabeork And |f0"aaeg 45 beautify, the plali $750 to $1,000 : HOME BUILDERS, ATTENTION! | {800 head. arms and body cathen ona & | Gent tos te Kemee & Went, GET YOUR GIRL, and $1 250 for 4 . ’ ‘ ‘Sundey) and [ible school | erehitects, 853 Colman building, for | Or someone's, and go out to Leschi oa weaonsnnrt aint corners. EASY TERMS. @Salesmen on the cottee is used where | you how to bufld @ good home| ner’s orchestra. Gentlemen 26¢; recently and the talk turned to ground Monday. | felts and metals, but it is the knowing how to i} combine them tn order to produce the highest musical results which has made the Stetn- i way the plano by which all others are meas- | i ured. THE STEINWAY. fe « work of creative art which stands alone —unqualifiedly the beet NH | pervi- | i } Roy st. and Queen eee’ cheap. oon the ever present topic of the Sparkling White Table Linen Always much less save anything. 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