The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 21, 1907, Page 5

‘elatern, Papers ai £ & it I i ii z ze ¥s OC) ftelblen | t Wellknown Actor at the Grand Next Week in “The Squaw Man.” Sereh Trvax Triumph * place in England, t Joan Catt has scored another at a tank station in Wyoming, the Hatching, defore a repro a New York matinee idol Ea*te age. i i if li Rp: i Fal a if “Written Royal Chef lomg rune Sunday Around Daya” te to be tme at the tonight, The w tarting morrow, will Hawn Dion youre ago. The play mpany the re For .the Wa It isan atergoer Next week Ten new WILLIAM FAVERSHAM ~ — hese will | min Larry We second Miss Sarah Truax, un hird and fourth on a ranch at eon River, Eastern Utah. “The Squaw Man,” as a term signifies, is a white man who marries a Bronnses. ossomed forth asa heen met wich the stamp ‘approval. . squaw, and tn this case the white | dancer: ilustrate ‘Trex made her debut man ts an Englishman with the a night is “The Spider's bluest of blue blood in his velns. threeect play written by Willfam Faversham bas long been | Both Maud Featy Next Maud Foaty will be the next of Mr. Cort’s stars to begin the 1997.08 season. Rehearsals for suc “The Stronger Sex” are now being Mr. Cort! conducted um the direction of play was Max Figman. The first perform-| Cort by Max Fig. ance of the play with Miss Fealy/ ® the leading role ts scheduled for Monday, at (x us, Ohio, Squaw Man.” with the following players: Bran- | Co. will present at the’ don Hurst, Thurlow Bergen, Wil-| fl night and throwgh- son Forbes, Harry Levian, J. M. William Paversham Byrnes, John Sherman, Mary Ber e's € edly nd, Florence Robinson, Marion Mar T aham, Paglia Reehman and Ethel & success when Knapp Wallack’s t stayed The Isle of Spice.” Johnny Jones’ will fo realistic tonches of esful week at the Seat is the of the tonight. The com ete Isle of Spice” to the t. speaks or Sunday aft bis words are‘ pemt, will be the benefit of the eat to local musical show lovers, seasor gd aftor on@ han seen thy, tained success fn such happy and! tuneful things jbread = Man," |The Yankee Piff-Paff Pout,” yw looks prom OMPANY wont out by » this season will be seen establinhed @ the having had/a yoar hence Chicago, Matinees will be giv “The Colleen Bawn,” comedy drama appeared with gr in which the author succens several | ity for all the playérs in the Taylor oe of Sin” will be offered owners last senson and ts one Of] (eatti@ star's Exclusive Service.) witt & company, thaw 1 a [the fow American plays that seems |" gr perisanute rake from a trip. to. Nome and to have enduring life, Hana Rob } v Michael via Skagway, White H ert, who has been playing the lead-| Mere ts the latest picttire of ttle 1 Fairbas Ht Ing role ‘tor th yons contin: |Caaroviteh Ale Nicholateviteh, soor taciiith woh at the Be of company | K#tr apparent to the Russian throne ling freight in the north thin nen ly new pro eolaite aches aa O " Gielen somiae Ginter” bas untverss Amitted to be the hand PLAN NOT DEFINITE pen provided for this year's tour jPomest royal child in Burope, and jin the whole world, for that 1 ANGELA MAY NOVELTY 6» ho appoars in hin first pa iin 5 a aaa Gand What tly | in Now |** the age of 3 yours the river and harbor commission of i hat frequently happens in Ne ho iver and harbor commive : York City with estore and aingera,|) 4 husky Nitle; fellow is the Osan King county, states that th T onight caperially on Sunday nights, In to|Ovitch Alexte—the pride, the joy, of asnesamont for the cout of bo done in Seattle for the first |the one living hope of his father, the Lake Waal m canal te:merely time by Angola May, the well| Czar Nicholas ve one, ‘The purpose of the |Known cantatrice, Beginning on|’ A glorious day it was for the czar present plan > bring prop - | Baturday- evening, Sept At the Lyric for Mother's aying ric theater its last presentation tonight to crowded houses at of the simple which appeals to the kind of heart-interest May will sing at the Hotel Huth YT presuw w born, July 30, oa pF recon and . a) with the Royal Hellevedere x-| 1904, The country was then in the eir objections commission | " tette, Director Mueller conducting, |throos of war with Japan. Only Pe ge hs Md be ra — _ I O} } 1 at 7:16, Then she will be heard at/two da befote that time M the boundaries o ‘ the Rathskeller with Di Pry: | Plehve, minister of the interior, had trict by next Tuenday or and bis orchestra at 10:30. Next Asse hated by means of a | he will sing at the Hotel Savoy » Potersbure, -Gely dts] FAVOR REDUCED RATES with Conductor Pietro Marino and | week bef his birth Gen. Bob ov , his atra. In this way Miss |rikoff, governor general of Fi nm HM t 8 May will be heard at three sectoty |land, had been slain by malcontents. | At the secret foint 1 f v UO sat play ever ment is for a week. To secure | rampant | three weeks’ salary In one is al} But the « lueky stroke for an artiat, and Miss | ovited le theate oging ite week's run tome ternoou, and w night of the Rowland @ Clifford At the Odeon. Edwin Milton (Squaw Man) Royle's of the crafty Grund Duke only on uch staple new play, “The Struggle Everlast who was waiting an op fero with the manufact Ing.” It waa first done aa a one| portunity to » throu, c pre n Czarovitch Alexis, Only Sen and tries here “ et sketch at the Lamba’ club. For Nich If the occ %: Wea g ll . ; Heir of Czar Nicholas. our rs, in magic and sh ver and wife. TAX PROBLEM NOW -- edy sketeh singers and cing cdmedian pensive « ' confront the taxpayer next Fi tralto soloist Nina Payne. ary, whea ft will be shown, say | Marra potas, Nov, 26, “4 1t is safe to say that privately the members so they w f ap | municipal offic that the general /she was the Princess Alix Victoria there is no happler royal family in| preciate the paintings which to Ac u t overdrawn. j was the Princess Alice, sister of | Rus: by about $14 paid out during the next five | Steamship Hyades is due today Months will bring the total tn t sailed last night for Valder with|rying a great amount of treasure made ong the edt { the fund up to a quar | made alon jot a million dollars. Paheavy general cargo and a heavy freight cargo. St. Joe river in Idaho, where it w Tho salary increases in the va-g,,Steamanip Buckman sailed today! An Eekimo boy now ut school in pulid dams at intervals of three rlows ¢ departments combined |." pl - arrying 8 I} Tacoma, ha a ated bh miles # to back the water from jwith the opers | jaible for th / for Steamship Spok | rying pawnengers ar ! f WISCONSIN HOME Steamahip Umatilla te scheduled | quantity of —_ - | to arrive from Nome and Bt. Mich Fishing b Annie M x ith th ht t jael today with passengers and| rived yesterday with 60,000 5 * with your thoughts a Rub: den treasure. of halt fro he banks off Van “" ff in Nort have complained |. Steamahtp Onto te due trom owe table than anything | New York Bldg. | that are elloged to awaken neigh. [ie scheduled tor Tucsday Roxt. | co nates °f,5 minor character oc-' else of your fare. i THE SEATTLE STAR-SATURDAY, SEPT. 2 the M and tritiah steamship One en Loaa®r Kien. ter” in practically Nanaimo yesterday, and | oxiating contr was forced ture in to| Caught by a falling tree, Soth to remai®@ in Now | Mownsend Mr repaty Came a l0gKet was killed tunately contracts for wa produe i Jame Virown, steward of the ¢ h king in the t The|tion in other cttloe wore made be-| IP. R. steamship Amur, fell fer miles from Reamond yente lfore the management realized that| LITTLE CZAROVITCH ALEXtS 18 the dock at Veet esterday ang 14] in Bagiend & Cy the drama was the bi was drowned frown wal w imp, “A deputy coroner ta m be A HUSKY YOUNGSTER OF 3 H,) of the your Further Now Y known in ee the we making an invest un (eo is betng held wv it next ve Near all canneries are i Cameron, wa of years pring and it will re » the Mat ARS AND 16 THE PRIDE to handle the fall pack of f age and unmarrl His moth ropolltan season again at Daly's] AND HOPE OF RUSSIAN AU. Jor ullverside wi h, , r in MichIkan, but her ad (4 Jnow, will run A ress is not_know ' TOCRACY. jrun has been factory Ra a Pie PS woo Valtiaam, “Checkers” Makes Money tarter Checkers” made $62,008 for ita] J. t. Yorum, local manag _ sition before the people, to give 1, Mias|and the Russian people when the m before the peop ’ orte in one night. The engage-| Everywhere murder and rigt were! |transportation and ma committee of the Chamber of ¢ meres which ittle czar or a time in the afternoon, @ resolution nding that © endeavor to May Is the first to do so in Seattte.|The who | midat in the Start FLORENCE ROBERTS. of freight rates on we bound good The re ides that the rate Flor Rol weaken orts is to appear in delirious King Bdward VII, and her father was the grand duke of Hew | TO ADVANCE ART All the « rs children are beau The newly organized art depart e subject tiful he Grand Duchess Olga was ment of th 1 of the city’s de-|vitch is now 36 years of age tments is the problem which will | as the bru-| Vietoria, ay Grand Duchess Marie June 899; appreciation of f Tite niece of Queen the Grand Duchess Anastasie June The tmmediate pu t the time of her 18, 1901 movement ts for th Yukon-Pactfie exposition in nt is based on the | om sumenene a | appropriations already ELECTRIC POWER, « seenemennane 1 ¢ general fund! Steamship Bertha ta scheduled | while an oxti RONT to reach port today from Vaidex The Chicago, Milwaukee & St ani . of the appropriations t be 4 Seward Paul intends to use ¢ aid will ox Steam schooner Santa Barbara! trom Ne ugh tunnels and St. Michael, car Pansonger list and @ capacity carja kayak or skin on the waters of Steamship Edith salled today for! hay. 1 Nome and St. Michael ‘The pres! down fr ent trip ia the last of the season | «. the Edith t to be used mmencement » frail craft was brought Violet ray m the far north by the vibratory mer Voltante The new eteam ne ane sails tomor- | returned of the ft which « al fund, are heavy propriations and me to the othe Dexter Horton Co. pollee di mt of the pon. am baths. Opera House day »atves for Katalin! Tea has more to do i freight with lamb bors every morning between 4 and American Hawatiar 5 o'clock during which time they {a scheduled to arrive are said to put on a program of |®008 yoeal effort that renders further ef. | Honolulu forts to sleep useless. The owners eal interpreter. for this musical mixture, as it is is a come termed, is said to abound in mel: the first tak- odies of the kind that are whie of the cows stated to the delega {Sean Semoe | SRS WF Gin core stated to the dolegs | SARAH TRUAX. Jed from Wisconsin and are pining | P| A lit} | Who Made Her Debut as @ Star for their old home eo | Thursday Night Under John : | Ci j . ‘TO DIVIDE FUNDS __Sert Senegemest,__ a Greene, and seven kin | Winnttr jodrome moving pictures. This week's bil will be continuous to night i At the Star. The plan that will probably be Right attractive girls will have! adopted in the division of the funds | the post of honor on the new bill/{@ the treasury of the Seattle High at the Star theater, opening Mon Athletic association of last day afternoon. They will be Year will be besed on the number Frances Venita Grey and her danc. | Of embers who were on the mem Miss Grey appeared | ber#hip list last year and who are ago. The Fonti/! school this year. The money Hon! Brothers are vocalists and Will be divided proportionately to} = The Cheapest Addition on the | mintes: tho Sesennds are Hainn| So, foaecc,” oo *t (oP Dreenty = | here? Just north of the city, in a direct line to the Country Club and golf grounds. will offer a singing and dane sketch and Palmer & Saxton w appear as “Two Sons of the Ghet-| lta” ‘The old show will have its (By United Press.) }last renditions tonight d to CANTON, O., Sept. 21.—The body morrow of late President McKinley has —- been transferred to the new mauso M’KINLEY’S BODY MOVED. Market by One-Half Mrs MeKiniey's At the Lois. Tonight will present the last op-| transferred . a portunity to see the present vaude ville bill at the Lois. It includes la tare la Zar ina music| PINNEY sketch; the Morton Jewell troupe,| of five club juagiers; the Lafayette} Lamont troupe of acrobats in a Because it is in the are doing and to be i with a fine view of the Cascade and Olympic mountains from every lot in the addition; two schools and a charch a ht at har lots are lar { alleys; Woodland Pa irect path of where things me; soil is fe For e, with wide Avenue, a 90 Streets tumblir 1g and comedy act; Von foot bx ar eastern boundary, while the Hoff, factal eéntortioniat, dialect PHOTOGRAPHS settle Everett I : icdak yy tikes comedian and mimic; and the Sis|_ ; ; am Ever I it art an Tn bo , reyes ad oe tenes who have a mixed net | 705 First av. Washington © wnt . the land ts being sold by the singing, contort and artistic| Phone Ind. 2606 owner th eliminat agent commission pe is ex which uch clear t for the buyer the Besires ORTHWEST The tit ail Elwell ts! TRUST & SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY the gPrices and Terms ei i mr | together with the usual Mr. Elwell and a new mo-| tion picture, “Are You an Elk? t time only, we will sell lots at $150 ash payment and $5.00 per lo’ di Coan feet It is the intention of agement of Luna Park to er cent first Ave. and Columbia St Il not be able to buy the STAT ef, WASH, The Best Plan For a young man or woman starting out on their caree to open @ savings account with interest ith ONE DOLLAR be ae = s and make a practice By of its a tions running as long y the we permits. The Hun How to Get There Ta rett Interurban at Ballare whict ) minute and t off at F bert Pia h 1 th round, and v “Old Kentucky's Earnings.” In Old Kentucky” has earned nearly $200,000 in royalties for | eatly to the fortunes of Ja t and A. W. Dingwall j . T. Daney, b providing for all with “Groat Divide’s” Run The 200th New York perfort Lag garian Huzar band will continue to give two concerts daily The Streets of Venice, the free show: the n air attractions and all f the familiar amusements of the Coney Island aeroes the ba are stl ing ¢ 4d to please the f&. SHORROCK, President E.H. Brooks A, bye _— ret | a hig A J. P. HARTMAN oR announced for Daly's the for Vico President september 20, Of this number ALEXANDER MYERS we = sentationa were made at the Secretary or ce Bryant theater last season, That 1, V. A. SMITH, this drama yuld surpa the Me Cashier Phone North 69 Agents on the Ground. } ropotitan rund of “The Liom and ba AAT EN eee ee | per Ct. laterent paid on Savings 0 ee | FE! 102: i av ' Your grocer returns ye if you don't we pay him. ®, shooting jackets, bunt I coats and hats; or tonight with freight from Everybody’s Singing, mA Oe “There’s Something Else Goes With It” WHAT? RAINIER RAINIER RAINIER — Rainier, Rainier»