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> ANACORTES BOY DROWNS, (By United Pre SEWARD, Alaska, Oot. 19 jillam FP, Dorman, who came here AT WOULD YOU DO IF wil wan drowned over the guard rail at jnight, His body was recovered | by the diver from the U, 8. battle ship Boston, in port, and burial took jof her ankle were torn loose : part ndhermankey and a big St : * 4 I ort HENRY if 1 dog. | would buy all the| Place here ’ Tage “es or J atte and Bg buy DROWN WHILE DRUNK, t you do it you f the. toy would buy @ > ‘ pat woul I would put football ainiform, 1 (By United Press.) » fit in the J SEWARD, Alaska, Oct, 19.—Pail | the y d take some of my friends dav two the ’ i ie Base Aad me vi sn Inmach and Joseph Fischer were ' pot frond 1 would oI Coe aode Gain mine ona, | Crowned near Latouche island, ac at was left, Iw . \ noah ick aaeet She in cording to a report ived here. : porte, | Wo ppb fo even to. the Alki | Both Were aaid to be under the in ' 1 would buy mys aj # rium and have | “¥ence of liquor at the time, The “de would give the vr wise ' : "| capalaing of the boat was witnessed . , money. | woul’ th + edit ween: a ek tee al by —oiwe of Ro Beanie © Aine oe, en yuk eat rice at eve a Com he bodies have no ‘a fishing ro eaten Mae t rice at ever! veen recovered. fishing oT would ” w every magiain there lak over the © i w cane. would CARNEGIE PREDICTS Pi would pats Landon & . to every theatre in town, When » and Africa to every game. I would | . 1 would | arly every football game. ‘ « 1 would always have-chicken for to New dinner, 1 would have partys (By United Pr Pres) al every month QUEENSTOWN, Iretand, Oct. 19 Andrew Carnegie predicts a financtal crisis in America and be Neves it has already begun. He |aays it will extend to England, He thinks the coming flurry will do jgood by restoring actual values jand putting @ stop to the general speculation era Carnegie is a | passenger on the Baltic Vancouver Rioter Convicted. VANCOUVER, B. C, Oct, 19 The fourth rioter, Michael Markey was found guilty by a jury tn the : leriminal court. He will be at the Grand pear as Joe Morgan, and Virginia ee at the close of the asaizes . Hayden, a new member, will play | Markey was caught by the police ‘of the fave M - ; throwing a rock through a window tm. the organ. For the following | / TO ine a goo gge ae the | ar Week “Beacon Lights” will be the | let a season AKO, Fe | To Arrest Bridegroom. ight a | SALEM, Ore. Oct. 19.—-Sheriff Both the Collseum's Coming Acts. Culver left for Kalama, Wash. to are well: knows Tonight and tomorrow will see |take tnto custody ©. BE. Daly rs, and 0 the last exhibitions of Rosa Nay-|charged with having married 14 non’s trained birds, the week's feat: |Yearold Agnes Davis, the daughter of a strong st t other numbers of [of a Willamette valley farmer ivmn the strenuous activ earns ‘aw teeleamands Seattic Man Injured. he Deoves: Meet . Mae NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C_Oct nikins, with & ballet and transfor. | 19-~Robert Griffith, formerly of Se attle, had his leg fractured while working at the Brunette sawmills, mation scene, This act will be sup ted by Mike Quinn and his talk ng dog ke Smedley the h guitar, mandolin M and Raymond, in a sketch; Morgan and Me soft shoe dancers; the illus song and the pletures and reat rion, & comedy gun Ge t and ban kc comedy Garvey Sterilized Milk | Means milk with all the germs th and “In The Bist ‘will be seen for the spluner : billed. | At Pantages. Tonight wil! see the last perform e 4 Milk in pel ances of the present show at Pan | Carnation Mi theater for|tages’ theater. The show tomor Raffles, row will be continuous, and wil! be Sterilized, which, Composed of the new acts which Is simply evaporated, sterilized milk, preserved like your “put up” fruit. All the goodness at half the price of the unhvalthy raw milk will run all next week. Barton and Ashley appear tn a comedy sketch Walthers and Hill have a character act, combining Hebrew and singing and Nettle Masse Wisen and te the title role. ah a favorable impression #60, Will be the at at Geattle all next tomorrow after Kent, ren Cowboy and the Tolon furnish & musical act; Herr | 10e the can at the modern milk im the dramati- | Jansen is an i/lustonist; John Ward Hornuns’s famous Alden is a boy violinist; El sings the t ing pictu wstrated song and m 4 complete the program fald to be an able Mr. Bellew. The Mr. Kent i Wmaasua) excellence — umn The Star Next Week | At the Star theater, on and after Monday next, there will be seen ‘ii . the Major Doyle, the talking midget len? — : Bod Girl Gabbert and hert, exponents of i Olga Neth. | phynic culture; the Le Lake any, In & new must A Day at the ) com Races,” motion § “The College a, in “The comp edy y one-week | pictures, an Illustrated ballad by “~y r to the Joe Bonner and other turns. The BARTON 4uD ASULEY, THE MAS! Skies,” | Dlaylet will contain late songs and WALTHERS AND mint cane dh Gad “The Yan. dances and the chorus will spring Bloging Comedinie GILSON AND TOLON, cae ractions new costumes, Tonight and tomor eé. peratit me 2g row the farewell performances will neni ELWELL PANTAGESCOPRE. be given by Kennedy and Law. ae > sa ae - L rence, Sam Goldman and others of The Buscess of the House Has Been So Great That Hundreds are Myvery Performance. Come Early in Order to Secure at the Lols tHe Best Seats hereafter, in-| 1 Were King presented toni«ht and tomorrow the Pan 3 ‘appear i t ay, “All the Comforts of fe modeled along Mexico” and “A Wm. Mackiey C, Bauman, Miss Alleen May and the other the Pantages stock the present bill. | } At the Lyric. ‘The Lyric theater's new bill will g0 on Monday and will run all next week. The bill Is as follows: Me Gee & Collins In Charles Horwits new sketch, “The Coon Dog Doc tor;” Charles Carrolton, comedian; Danber & Dunbar, Seoteh eccentric comedians; Miss Virginia Hayden, female baritone; Miss Myrtle Vio torine, fashion plate soubretie and toe dancer; the Quby Brothers, | Roman triangle gymnasts; Miss sald " A tier, iustrated song sing ‘thelr auibties end 8 new moving pictures | x | At the Oliver. | | The Oltver is offering a bill |which the management of the the later believes to be the best thing yet given the public at the Spring at. vaudeville house. Ambrose & Tapley have a refined singing act m & Preston present a Dutch dy turn; the Oliver Stock com- | any presents a farce called “The yarbanite;” R. A. Case is heard the illustrated song, “Montana,” | and the moving pictures are en | ely new. — ie Third igoy c “Dad's fiven at ine Third tonight. Starting nee drama. ina Bar Room.” A tion will be given will be several new Clarke will aj 8. C, DinEcT ip Iroquois at from Pt The Washington Fire Insurance | company has been admitted into! } the state of Missiasipp! one Waists Het a very fine assortment of the latest Scotch Waists in man-ta ed models, and open back at the with tucked Frice Bee the new Keati ng Millinery Models. me Fl & Co. 800-804 First Ave., Corner Columbia STRONGEST LADIES’ WAIST HOUSE IN THE STATE. For admission, and only 15¢e more will purchase a bathing suit, dressing room and the privilege to bathe to your heart’s content. THE SEATTLE STAR--SATURDAY, OCT. 19, 1907, DANCER DANCES DESPITE TORTURE ©: er hi Rebuild Burned Mill, _ Oct 19. -Annonnce » made by the be oN ny that the Voater Lum Nor » ih re Lumber company plant of the at He | wh, which waa destroyed by fireGlag, wook, will be rebuilt at (By United P: | ones Ming cont of the, new, mill NEW YORK, Oct. 19—-While @] will berabout $75,000 Broadway audience was going wild over her dancing in Joe | Corpee Doesn't Frighten Burgiars. Weber's new Hip Hip’ Hooray NEW. YORK, Oct. 19.—-Durglarn Mists Howste Clayton was figuring | entered the home of W, H. Slebert in one of thone gedion of the| Weatfield, N.Y, in which the stage of which public know | corpse of Mra, Siebert was laid out nothing and looted the room containing the The woman executed an acrobat | dead body of $260 worth of silver fe dance Toward the last of the ware and $50 In cams. ie Wineed with pain, ow ing to an acci@ent she suffered the Pastor Asks Death Penalty day before, when the Iimaments| TRENTON, N. J., Oct. 19-—A det exation of church members, headed by Rev. ©. 8. Woodruff, of Fleming has visited Gov, Stokes to pro st Against further executive Inter nee in the hanging or John f She was about to fall when Joe Weber assisted her to the wings, | ton where she fainted | te Doctors say every step she took |T meant torture to her Schuyler, convicted of murder Bellingham in placing home: | Aberdeen Election Muddle. #rown walnuts on the market OLMYPIA, Oct. 19.—-Abere " meee —~—~ \ new City official next month must More battleships at aavy y be elected under the law governing than ever before. third cities, Then if Ab clase Oyster Crackers that are always fresh. Oyster Crackers that melt on | your tongue. Oyster Crackers with a charm- ing flavor. Oyster Crackers that have never been handled. | Oyster Crackers that aro just as i} good with soup as they are if) with oysters. Oysterettes © tn Moisture proof packages. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Through Lower Gate LUNA PARK NATATORIUM OPEN EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK. This place is not unfair, as it was erected and is maintained by organized labor. Now that the cooler weather has set in, the big salt-water tank at Luna Park Natatorium offers the only opportunity for the genuine salt-water surf bath, so popular with the people of Seattle. With the waters of Lakes Washington, Union and all the ad- joining lakes too cold for outside bathing, the Nata- torium is the only place where you can have a good swim. The seawater, which is changed daily, is heated to a comfortable temperature and the whole building is steam heated. There are ladies’ and gents! dressing rooms, where you can get perfectly cooled @ff before going outside. doen becomes a wecond class | worth of family plate, which was wntil the sueeeeding election This | In two minute a #eore f hat im the decision of the attorney gen: | CHASE BURGLARS Jenn young men in dre its were eral on th trail and the ’ U he thie i great chase, but the pur (By Onited Press.) ' owing the trall ere ‘STAT NEWS PORTLAND, Me. Oct, 19.—| baffled White 100 guestn at the wedding VANCOUVER, B “Bine’ r ot eon M. Dyer and Walter Fast steamabiy 10! t 13 Gongresnman Jones, who has] py. were making mer ie me o'ek ldnight, from Pe od been hunting near Twiap, haw had! yy, 4 of Herbert 4. D ; Te r as bad nck as President Roowevelt. | father of the yaune wrong ni “s TEA, Jones has not even caught BML) prominent banker and member of Did u ever hear of a of @ bear the ate Hoard of Trade, The!, ous Englishman Bob whiter have become & pest | inieven curried ont clove to $1.00 | HerVOu iglishmar ma, and the gardne | The drink more tea are to kif the as fast 6 “ >| ~ Mell atch iat--oltbea di baapicl ti Brown the Plumber than we do, six to one The anti-cigaret law is to be test The m ove who oan pi y ed by J. 8. Winsor of Spokane modern Ideas in anita Your grocer returns your money The Owls are to organize a goat | BMG Deatny J f you don't Ike Sehilling’s Bests at North Yakima PLUMBING CO., 231 Pine st, °° bin The Nichols & Bevis sawmill ” AMUSE MENTE plant at Kalama was destroyed by fire last night, the lows being extl mated at $260,000. The owners! will at once rebuild VANCOUVER, B. ©, DIRECT Fast steamship Troquots at o'clock, midnight, from Pier 2 SEATTLWS LEADING VAUDEVILLE THEATER. COLISEUM wenn PrKcKs 106) 200; Moserved Soute. New Acts Monday Afternoon THE GREAT ELV EMTON Deaves’ Merry Mannikins WITH PALLET AND TRANS FORMATION 8CENE MIKE QUINN And } « Dow MORGAN AND MeGARVEY, S AND RAYMOND, riginat “Baby in the @ra GEORGE SMEDLEY Harp, Guitar, i and & KOY MeBRAIN LATEST MOTION PICTURES 4 GMEAT ACTS. STA R _ SRATTLIS POPULAR voporass NEW BILL Lewis & Lake Musical Comedy Company IN “A DAY AT THE RACES MONDAY HNOON AND GABBERT f Physical MAJOR DOYLE. OABRENT The Talking Midget wx Culture re ' JOK BONNER, MOTION PICTURES Balla dint ’ France. THE STAR ORCHESTEA THE GRAND — 3xsx a Manager. Week Starting Sunday, Matinees Wednesdey and Saturday. a lp Bag Last Season's Big Success, Henry M Blossom’s Great CHECKERS Story of Leve and Lack Jhis ie, the only company presemsin iota “plese iene Mebert Bare Braham, Jr, Jose Ges. Meer raig, Geo. Miller, Howard PANTAGES VAU DEVILLE Starting Mom —mte teow Saturday Matinee, Octobe: eotinuous Pert si--Matinee Kvery Day ance Sum Unequaled Vaudeville THEATRE Phemes: Sunset Main 1506, Ind. 4954 Week Starting Monday Mati ne ber fist. IMPORTANT he Mon “fia Tae COMPoRTS OF ext Week —“Im Mine ("It 1 Were King SEATTLE THEATER RUSSELL & DREW, Managers. Phones 43 its last performances « tomorr rs Leading Popular P 4 Theater ot Pacific Coast | Tonight, Test T A Meseag Mare ocrouen tern RAPPL ES.” Thursday and AN Beginning Monday, Oct. 28, Matinee TUE FOLLOWING SENSATIONAL FRATURE BULL PROF, HARRY ROBINSON | DUNBAR & DUNBAR, | | ADA GAUTIER. QUBY BROS CARKOLTON manta ani un MYRTLE VICTORINE, A ette M'GRE & COLLINS CHAS. ¢ VIRGINIA HAYDEN THE LY RIOSC a Big Third and Pin ones: Main 2081; Ind. 8405 WEARTING TOMORROW, MATINERS SUNDAY, WEDS BS DAY AND SATURDAY FOPPOC ESO LOL EOOOEESSOEOOOSESOOSSEOSSISOD ONES TEN NIGHTS IN Wh 100, 200, 800, BO Seats, Toc. Matinece- THIRD AVE. THEATER ‘f ; Bees seos sees eesseesee sere eoooeoooooooces THE OLIVER = "ite A BAR Room 100, 206 nd and Third Refined 1 Motion r v. K " " i Ma & ah and . Week t a @ Musical Comedy cass eg

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