The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 6, 1907, Page 3

“THE LE STAR—SATURDAY, APRIL NO MOLLYCODDLE sworn out in Jud wing his chickens to run at i. eee eee eee ee ee ee ee LA BOHEME” AT THE GRAND ERR RHAR RRMA AAA A A EERE EERE RAR RRR RRR tse Realty Man Arrested. ©. DB, Behafer, a real extate oper- Patrolmen ¢ and Sullivan early morning on a charge of disorderly hours seoured his release on bail, tion, and some of the melodies of frail suffering, but lovely lit | the latter composition are echoes of Ue Mimi, from her firet appearance, | "La Boheme,” when, with her candle out and lost | th the darkness, the curtain came This afternoon “La Travt was being sung, and tonight the double claspéd tm that ef Rudolpho, as he bill of “Don Pasquale’ too was groping without a light Opposite her, Constantine sang Cll concert embodying with a fervor, a delicacy, and an | fom Bumerous operas, artistry which om one who heard, *8ting the entire strength of the Hig, Company will be given tomorrow, Improvement Meeting. The Rainier Valley Improvement asmociation will hold jte next regular i at Dugdate’s hall had sunk foto | Macca” will be presented, no waking to t monthly meet Goes to Washington. him can ever entirely forget oman Burke will leav Digh notes have that Mquid quality ft # with Its plotures “The Tenderfoot,” “The Tenderfoot,” a merry muate al comedy with many catchy song’ comes to the Grand tomorrow night. Oscar L. Figman aad Ruth White, and a soprano well known and liked here, will appepar in leading roles. where he will lay the plans of the Washington canal chief of the 5 dd also e necretary of war Bunday Gohoo! Rally. A primary and junior are some of hin tones that they eeom almost like a woman's, and yet of all things, Constantino must be declared a proposed Lake at shadow, {te mixture fe an opera which Mimi and Rudolpho ite hearers ea and Its tearful end t brought beth Miss Neilsen and Constantino an ovation, aad they responded graceful One likes to applaud Constantine Just to see him stile, and see how workers |~ Mon- Baptiet LLEN TAKES RAP AT KITTINGER The park committee of the coun ef] this morning settled an old ques ton of delinquent taxes owed by MecOraw & Kittinger on Washing ton park property recently bought by the city, by subtracting the from the unpaid portion of the pur- Counctiman Mullen took occasion to remark: “I suppose if we give George Kit- tinger another firehouse site, he will pay this aswesement.” DON’T WANT CARS ON 24 AVE. $0. of the Beattie Electric proposed Columbia line, via 24th av, 8, reste with the rest- Under an old ine from the city government, | kept free from oar |iines. The property owne | the new line to run on 26th av. but that street le not graded and will not be for probably franchise committee yesterday deferred action on Ben Hendricks. Ben Hendricks in “Ole Olson” comes to the Beattie tomorrow, “The Missourt Girl" closing to Both the play and the star are pop om the audience, which, | BY} thie masterful <a but the mockery jets ite areal heart go m3 of @ score of beaull happy he te. He plainly strives! and applause sends him . into unmistakable delight. Mme. Dereyne sang Misetta, and | prowed that all that haa been sald artist of unusual mertt | In the sprightly coquett was magnificentiy | = tree. , role she has much of the pleasant Alice = Nietsen, Mme. Dereyne, seemed to live) which brighte: “An American Citizen” goes on to the Lots tomorrow, and the Pan tages Block company expects to make thie famous play one of the of ite ongagement. “Barbara Frietehie” closes tonight. “The Mascot.” “A Japanese Courtship” will be heard at the Lyric for the last thne “The Mascot,” Audran’s tuneful olf opera, made up-to-date, charmingly last night Marcello, the painter, sings his way through his love and bis frequent Uitte quarrels with Musetta in a deepened the favorable impression he made tn opera was acted that would have De Segurola was cast as Colline, & philosopher, and triumphed in the night teardrawing solllog to his coat, as he te about to paw ~ colne with which to bay medicine for the dying Mimi. Signor Pulcinis Shaunard complet- ed the trio ef Rudolpho’ | Written in Puccini's boldest and in| most original style, “La Boheme” ‘an important bs destined to live as his best work, The similarity between it and “Madam Butterfly,” his later work, | ¥ noticable In the orchestra things are promised. made her debut,! way into favor At the Star Theater, the vaudeville acte now at theater leave tomorrow . Monday afternoon Harry La & Co. will open “The Hatlor the Horse,” aad Nan Engleton Co, will be seen in “How the Was Woo.” Other good LOCAL FLASHES Ne Wheat Obtainadle. ‘The milling industry of the state entimates that Byrnes and Phitlips yesterday aft- ernoon and later released upon his promine to leave town. Gir) Missing. lice have been asked to lo~ cate Minnie Ferguson, aged 16, who hase been missing from 607 Tenth av. B since April 4. wuch that one | 5 could forget) f 7:38 pm. “The Young Mas /and Pine st. 2:30 p.m. ith ay, W.; Fred or, Sacrament of ac Hl a mm; ect Through Suffertngs.” i Negre te ‘ank Davia, colored, recetved the | 54,), matinum peneity of $100 and 90 days tn fall from Judge Gordon yee- ferday for brutally beating Mabel Carter and Bybol rows in the Evo. Capitaliom,” by Walter Thomas Mille T0 BRING DOC The drydock at Quartermaster|/fey HO. Harbor has been purchased by the/the First Christian church tomor Hefferman Engine Works, and will/ row night. be tostalied on the Seattle water within the next 30 days, The built 12 years ago at « 000, and the price now It te able to a0 Veasele of 2.506 tone te operation at Quartermaster Har lertor mille, which want are closed by lack of fuel Students Fight. A lively Matic combat occurred on an outbound University car Thurs Right between several students Tt took the crews of two care to settle the fight. Sermon on Brainstorms Interbay~-3340 Pieids in their through, Pine City house on Tebacce Magazine, Beattie Electric company’s applica. A Rew maganine is being publish-/ tion until Councitiman Keene #4 tm Beattie, called the Pacific To- Maker i» the confer with the 24th « SMITH BOUND OVER. eseeeeee Queen Anne-—Fifth av. west and 1h a m, “Worklly Wis- in Churen Affaire”: 7.39 p,m, “Opportunity; @ Study.” i hear of fer- “Moral Brainstorms and Spiritual Insanity” will be the subject of Dr, Henry Arrives. Dr, J. A. Q. Henry, who ts to con- duct evangelistic services In Temple | Thursday, charged with Maptiet church, arrived tn the city T. Bmith, of Vancour: ‘ e Breedens's sermon at sheterereee | to emuggie optum into the elt given a preliminary hearing before United States Comminstor Friday afternoon. lover to the May grand jury, and In | default of $1,000 bond was placed Owls for Bellingham. Belitagham will soon have a nest Grand Bxcou Leavitt and Grand Secretary C Wood left for Belliagham this morn ing to Inetall the new lodge. Bryan Writes for Whims. Next Monday's leeue of Whime, the monthly pabiteation of the Beat Ge high school, will contain an ar tele written by William Jennings Bryan specially for that publication. Thirteen Verdicts. Thirteen verdicts were rendered tm the Dearnborn #. regrade cases Three were for more than nominal damages. These were People’s Savings bank, $4,700; Pu- get Bound National bank, $4,500; Bertha Shapiro, $160. Verdict Sustained. Jadge Gilliam has denied the mo- tion of Captata BE. Caine to set aside the verdict for $1,400 which Adolph Hammer recently obtained against him for being run down by ¢ Kiefer New York Bociety. yy eee nae ‘The New York society met at the Chamber of Commerce last nig’ Arrangements w \ecepal. ith and James st; . pastor.| Rev. H. H. Gowen, rector, . of the| “The Resurrection Peace”; Great-| m. “Intimations of Immortality.” i Madison ‘eo made for an 8 av. north | Broadway; Mev. J. P. D. La 1h a m. “The Story of the a installation | Resurrection ae Literature”; § p m., the Young | “The Evertasting Yea and Nay of the Future Lite. monthly meeting. Heme From South. Paul Singerman, the well known Beattie clothing merchant, returned yeeterd’y after a three months jernoon by local Northern Pacific and Oregon Ratlroad & Navigation | oormpany to consider proposed “gy lations of passenger traffic by | state railway commission Only ere absent and no defi re agreed upon. ian, #16 James st.; Geo. ii a, m. “Poor ned for Blow. evangelistic serv. | Cooprider. BD; Te, Vital lawus Lorin sagem for the Seamen's union, was Mined 86 and costs by Justice Gor- don yeaterday MiteReli, «4 shipwright, during Broadway and Bast Several 6. A, L. Chapman, pastor. .|“The Ministry of Suffering” “Excused at Laat’; striking John ‘The Dakota's chief officer, J. W Roberts, arrived yesterday after goon at 2:90 on board the Japanese leer Shinano Maru. When seked aboot the wreck, he shrugged his shoulders and had little to say, but allowed himeelf the statement: “IT have no responsibility in the Kt was my atch, and tn the ordinaty course of should have had charge, but Cap tain Prancke came om the bridge, ordered me to other duties and as sumed contro! himself.” a a. “RE id. San Hom. | Rrucdn will preach bot Queen Anne—Rev, EW. Darst, BACK FROM TRIP. Fred M. Lathe Divorced. Mra. Frederick M. Lathe, wife of od Slates marwbal, & divorce by Mitetell Gilliam yesterday. Crueity| H. H. Chittenden, of the and = general After investigating harbor provements for several days Major United re corpe, and Repre | &. Humphrey returned | Friday night from a trip to the gorthern Sound will be deepened and dredged at Everett, Bellingham and Blaine Ss branches | | SECOND AVENUE serween PIKE anv PINE the deputy U Wilbur #t.; Rev. A. slicgued of the Innocents, Let Chickens Run. Matt Herron, « painter, atties. —Rashore . Lam, “Edward & Unitarian Noble- m, “Charles Darwin, Inga Carieson has entered $5,000 against the Beattie Automo bile Car company for the loss of « finger tn a machine on the defend ant's premises, Pickpocket Arrested. Frank Allen, a well known pick- ing served terms tn the San Quentin penitentiary tn fornia, was arrested by Dete | man” hor, Toinister, | Master Scientiat and unhealthy, let us install a new G. 1. Brown & Co., 221 Pine done right at Geo. H. Woodhouse; | Co, 112 University st. and several Russians, with a total passenger list of 350. Captain Kato reported a rough voyage. GETS FIREBOAT PLANS. Berence First Church: of Christ—#t2 Stath it a.m. “Are Sin, Disease and Death Real? Holiness meeting; § p. m, Sal- partment has recefved:a full set vation meeting. of plans of one of the best fireboate in the east, and bas requested that the fire and water committee make | no final disposition of the new fire |boat matter for another two weeks To Lead Portiand Democrats. PORTLAND, April Thomas, at a meeting of the dem ocratic clubs last night, agreed to make the race for mayor, Inasmuch aa Mayor Lane has stated that he Soctety—Alkt | will run independent Hats $3.00 at W. B. Hutchinson Miscellaneous. Bociety—Knights Harrison D. Bar Lectures at 3 and § jot Pythiag hall delence Boctety Common. tense ning, “A Special Seance.” Bp. m. Rev. 0. Bt Both services Good Ones sell better Pianos hall. 1420 24 av ° Heaven, and How "oo We Find ttt $5 Glasses $1 If you need glasses you should not mise this, the opportun- ity of @ lifetime. 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