The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 1, 1907, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1007, a pereat FAIR IN “INDIAN WRESTLING” BOYS °: Rie Seater 20.05: | GIRLISH HAT FO jers Oo, are future attractions of each tr To whee ting together, ONE rh ; tstmr & fiemiy fixed and ready for the “ing | {aterecholastlo debates which were of war And then tt te tn tteetf a | @oing last winter and this spring splendid exercixe, as you will discover | have been so much of & suCOeRS fexeretne tivelf starting Dotor after you have tried It a few times that it ts the determination of the : ‘en by waking » At the, of three “sometbine |eommittee to continue them from i tee a «NS | year to year during the winter, The pny ; je tan otgediy mubject for debate next winter will J ‘ be the Initiative and referendum but the exact form of the question t been announced |bas not ye Decoration day }the G. A. R and W, R. ¢ Auburn by exercises In Myatt After the thoae tnte ed = marched Mountain Vi ated the grave was exercises cemetery team rund roth sides had a gume THE POSITION YOU SHOULD TAKE IN THE SECOND LESSON AT THE THEATERS On account of the bad « » frequent on but the Ch boys when the batting at was ended they score of 9 te J, Miller weeks has been on in Southern who for the past few y rt pa Girth and dainty s 6 preading hat th wear at & summe | Thureday straw A special memorial # memory of Mra. McKinley's will be held at the Congregati ehurch at a business trip ® inter remort The yellow eh it i and Oregon, returned on ie a cream and the brim ping This dron parts of the rown is ic vice n | fiber death » varion a mal rim nde The students tatd Christopher, 8 A number of high school attended the play “She Conquer.” by the graduating class of Kent, Tuesday evening The ttalt who have been working for the Northern Pacific batt railway and who are camped about | 4 mile east of town, are giving con Oca bg teal iy lla cy Boas NEW OFFICERS FOR CIVIC farmers by their promiscuous | UNION CHOSEN shooting wand about it ts soft band of Dresde 1 ackground ¢ The scart ends w in the back permitted to fa which ts» aon x the ends of wh down € i The Auburn Military Rand gave The annus! meeting of the Civ a concert Thuraday evening at the | Union was bei esterday an he Presbyterian church, This was the following officers elec Jon firet given enhans, president; Everett Smith The contract putting im the | first vice-president; A. J. Goddard hew water system of Auburn will | second vice-president: C. E. Cong be let next Tuesday nigh leton, secrets nd J. V. A. Smith Mise Virena Ellict and Mr, Aaron Neely, Jr. were married last Tuve dny evening at the home of the bride on Green river. Rev. J. M Weaver officiated. Final examinations for high school and grammar school «ty dents will be held next weke DIVORCE INVOLVES $25,000 EVERE }for divorce $30,000 we tana, whic betng tried ’ in the t * husband, Rernhart Herg, t eult againat bie wife ' Berg. alleging desertion Oscar Aldenderfer lotr and deliver pertal Tea compan Bareback Riders Coming fa the 16 HERE JUNE 6 7 AND & DRESSING TENT OF NORRIS & ROWE'S CIRCUS, WHICH ney European singers Kadie Roesch and the antmeted pictures theater time to The [rum all week at the Lyric will be séen for the last night. Tomorrow afternoon formerly cot man for the Im of this city, is Manrietta Cr Crosman. Crosman concludes Girt From Chile,” a twoact music enna chan , J harged with with be FRE den melange, will be given tts Bareback riding has always prov- | pilfering at least $150 fr Bar cat play will be| Presentation, and will run the rest ed a most interestion Hows amounta which be » ; of the week. The ma & m@ bis customers me of ae furnishing : Brees the Lewis @ Lake ( ppreciate this, at say that he has eno ma ren Girl From Chile” will originating new feats crime Ano! t an ardous nature Fifty pupils of the pubite jie Russel! * tar " Ny r echools f Vaudeville to Change pore seneational they are, fe ne toame che vane Aanie Russell, «ho for sev 2 enero ccengy idl td picke Hers After the performances at the bas ranked a# one of the ome , Norrie @ tiet Vding ape leading women on the Star theater hee =. -_ — sli Sed : col ap ‘ sage, comes to the Grand S"ernoon and nigh maneuvers pert 5 mn a there, including Adele Palmer, Fu Bight, a star in one of the treasurer In compe Howard Holt Sizer and mittee for subseriptions for the hance with wae appointed to ‘The executive committer d of Watson Alien, C. W Waterman, HL i. B. Phillips, A com mainte it secretary & perma lown-town office COUNT HAMILTON IS BANQUETED At banquet Sweden manager and his in moeree w York where he the Butler botel last night woe given in honor of W. H. Hamilton, of J. M. Litonious, local be A. B. Johnson Co wife. Count Hamilton it on « business trip from fa the treasurer jwedish Chamber of Com w York City guests at the banquet las re: M nd Mrs. N. B M nd Mra. Otto Rose and Mrs. Hugo Bletien 1 Mes. David Bratt and Mrs. Paul Johnson Mrs. HP. Pog BEGIN WORK ON SCHOOL CENSUS The annual sehoec en a, which ander prewe aken in June, begine toda This year’s cen the territory covere aat RBeattle + th M amb Reube pale (C08 FIGTHING At THE BOARDING HOUsE Ha ' rep short 57% E95 INTEREST AT Security Savings and Safe Deposit Co. 113 Sencca Street =< CIRCUS DAYS SEATILE Cedar and Republican Sts. Saturday -3 ot dramas, Shakes sora and Flo Irwin SeRnS SNS CHnenre “Midsummer Night's city. Next Monday prone 6 Satig ‘ ~ sm 1 piration rom «& ¢ { . Miss Russe!i is interpret Star will offer the end, the famous .2 fer tt . r Billy character of Puck, % novelty cont rtion and. the fame oalt ride id the « Tents at Regular Circus Lot of the many queer Bowser . in & com on pee Me is this, the mont whim- | Georgiana Clark, the Scotch bal|Mege | a i santnit thete erchavte, | 3 DAYS—Thursday, Friday and Avon bard's comedies. adist; Gavin, Platt chee, is . te R h a <i eves Ken x shows Re “ > make P : q hy Sty fe shows opponite Her row make an JUNE 6th, 7th and Sth Burgess Company. tay ed by a written Two Performances at 2 Company begins | held durian ti > at the Seattle theate Mre. Lestie Carter rand Street mee sight in “The Queen Mre. Leslie Carter will be seon ‘ men, in view be ey = bg — K-oneot rn D.zoHranaiodhn et et d state of | Ry lovers of melodrama. “A rs pacity stn to enta ehowld lease tia wharf site or bulld rom to’ » 9 " for” closes tonight. The ‘a be 8 rted by & strong com & Wharf of Ite own, are fave me Company has come to Se pany t tponing the er 1” ¢ from New York, and is j " after the * a i % be a stock organization Mrs. Fiske Coming id ance 1 w * sor . ell Mra. Fiske will be neon at the this few o matter is sen "Graustark.” Third Avenue in “The New Y re “ ‘ "t : e new a wrt J a ‘ ey to the press notices a inoue er ls cane Gane t de ay be adopte by Manager Winstock, of ae ale theater, a big as Other Attractions F will be next week's of ac aol ser agg ge ae Mthe Lois. Aileen May will ton’ te “Ciyeabeline’”: Sthel fe 3S the cast in the part Yvette, eupported by t M@ibers of the Pantages compan: ) Fram Rags to Riches.” Few Rass to Rix CIRCUS MENAGERIES JUST TWICE LARGER 2--RINGS nex Boys’ Clothing Special ANNIE RUSSELL 900 PEOPLE " Who Comes to the Grand Monday ‘ 350 HORSES "The Girl From Chile Night as Puck in “A Midsummer Ve n spe t 2 A. RA. CARS Ett Beauty Doctor,” which has Night's Dream alt idle . ' ao ae \ . ; j POSITIVELY ONLY CIRCUS r 1 } ORsALE] Special Bargains — =)" wwe wss Monday, June 3d $ 4,65 NEW BILL GOoO0OD FOR 0 OTHER JA Vi MONDAY AFTERNOON EATTLE | REEVES & KENNEDY Bik. 9, Twenty-four J. Redeisheimer ie Co. Lots, Euclid Addition erat Cor. Cotumbi | —cronorawa cuane ate : . . a3 STRONGEST BOYS’ CLOTHING HOUSE mee S00 0 : = IN THE STATE re REMEMBER THE —= -/ NORRIS & ROWE’: MUSEUM NEW. BIG SHOWS HSPPODROME THAN EVER BEFORE ELEVATED STAGE A NEW CIRCUS THROUGHOUT 100 Circus Champions and Celebrites {OO RINGS--2 CLOWNS—20 NEW ACTS b ACRES CANVAS MING THIS YEAR CHAS. GAVIN, PLATT & PEACHES, DATES BOWSER & CO arrange «| Lyric Theater 3 AMUSEMENTS x es en ene ~— ern Seattle Theater Russell & Drew Mare. Phones 44 TEXAS RANGER TONIGHT—LABT TIME WEEK STARTING MATINEE TOMORROW, BUNDAY, JUNE 2, INAUGURATION OF THE SUMMER STOCK SEASON, FIRST APPEARANCE OF THE BURGESS COMPANY ie by per Melodra- New York City Wood, the Big who City F of Players, direct from mission of Mr. A. H Success will present stern matic Queen « White Slaves Thrilling Largest BScente Matinee or Without Doubt the Most Romance of Modern Startling, Sensational and Times. Greatest Cast and Production--Yet no change in our prices at either Bvening Performances Next Werk The Earl Burgess Company in another New One, NELLIE, THE BEAUTIFUL CLOAK MODEL” Roth Phones 667 Russell & Drew, Mgrs. Regular Matinees Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. TONIGHT, LAST TIME, “THE BEAUTY DOCTOR.” th Week Starts With Matinee, TOMORROW, (Sunday) THE LEWIS AND LAKE MUSCIAL COMEDY 00. —IN— The Girl from Chili SERVED IN TWO ACTS er MUSICAL MINCE PIE A LIVELY MELANGE OF MIRTH ANDO MERRIMENT A PIQUANT Written for Laughing Purposes Only Between the acts, Illustrated Songs and New Moving Pictures. Nights 20 to 50« PRICES, Matiners 26c. THE GRAND =" THREE NIGHTS ANDO WEDNESDAY MATINEE, MONDAY Direct From the Astor Th r, New York, the Distinguished Artist ANNIE RUSSELL (First Appearance in the West) As PUCK, In Wagenhals & Kemper's Stupendous Production of A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM As Produced at Das Neves Theater, Seriin, for Over 300 Nights The Sensational Kirby Flying Fairy Ballet. Original Electrical Ef fects. The Mendelssohn Music, With Special Orchestra THE MOST NOTABLE PRODUCTION EVER SEEN IN THE WEST BEGINNING Prices — $2.00 to SOc Next Attraction—Mre. LeslieCarter in “Du Barry” and “Zaza” THIRD AND PINE rd AVE. ENEALET ess.2: s MELODRAMA Main 3600; Ind. 94 Matinees Saturday CHAS. A. TAYLOR'S NEW YORK COMPANY, LAURETTE TAYLOR “FROM RAGS TO RICKES” Everiings—10c, 20c, 30c, Box Seats, 50c. .Matinees—t0c and 20c. Box Seats, 25c Ind., 3405 and Sunday WITH “Sunset, Wednesday, Prices Phenes: Sunset Main 1904, Ind. 40a4 Popular Alleen May in Apr ance he WEEK JUNP 2 | Re ea, “GRAUSTARK” . BY® | STORY OF EUROPEAN POLITICS AND LOVE Fire Time in Seattle A Novelty F hans Seite: die Next Week “THE MAN FROM MEXICO” FLY ON THE FLYER (BATTLE-TACOMA ROUTR, Fare 35c—Round Trips, Gde FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY. LEAVES sMATTLMO—e405 and 10:25 a. m., 2°05 and S45 PIANOS Victor and Edison * Talking Machines sTRINAS Seattle Time card subject te chatnge D Je, 1Te. omen Tel, SsHreT MOSK Agent. TI Second Ave., a