The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 27, 1907, Page 8

' i i $ ‘ Prosecutions by the Humane so clety that have falled Neretéore through delays bp the law, giving me w to cover up the rot hotr inhuman treatment k gnimals, may in the fatare aphy, wt horses with galled shoulte may be take howing their condition at the Ume of the arrest. of the N « of the soolety la ' . to purchase camora t © immediate ar | LOVE YOU IN DUMMY. WAY | WILL USE PHOTOGRAPHS EUR AS. EVIDENCE - rangements to provide for an offt cial photographer to look after this branch of the The committee delegated to look work into the alleged cruelty practions of the Holy Rollers upon their ehil dren, at the ehureh on Seventh be tween Pine and Olive sts, reported the charges were unfounded, but that the place should be investi gated by the health departmént A vigorous protest against the further use of asphalt: pavements on the hill streets of the city has been submitted to the rd of public works. 1 MY DUM-DUM- F Stanza and Chorus) ] H hing dummy | © Ain't She was § Was marked down from “twenty tive In the gentlemen's department Stood bh And he manly form all day w to love the lady in The aisle across the way She returned his mute affection, Day by day she ved him more, And at the Would sing across the store of business he Chorus. love you. part; my heart would “Tt love you, Fron You love you you I ne'er shall 80 sweet deat In case I had If I could toddle. I'd marry you today For I love you, | love you, love you In my dumdumdummy way. | a heart my lovely model This is the Cahill created a sensation in song in which Marie the east. She wrote the words and music herself, and will sing the song when she appears here in “Marrying Mary” at tb Grand the Coe MARIE GAHILL ater for three nights, beginning on Thursday 1 Love You in My Dum-Dum Dummy Way" has been termed the equal, if not the supertor of her previous song numbers, such as Nancy Brown, The Bamboo Tree,” “The Congo Love Song” and “My Hottentot.” UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICES AT THE SEATTLE CHURCHES Union Thanksgiving services will be held tomorrow by the churches of Seattle. The churches will join by districts without any regard to denominations or creed. Those in the down town district will con duct services in the Plymouth Con gregational church, where Dr. M A. Matthews will preach the ser. mon at 11 & m. Churches fn the Capitol Hin dis tricts will join in a thanksgiving service at the First Protestant Methodist, church, at Sixteenth av and John st, where Dr. W. A Spalding, of the United Presbyter fan church, will preach. On Queen Anne the churches will unite at the Bethany Presby terian church, at First av N. and Roy st. Rev. Leech, of the Trinity M. E. church, will have charge of the services. The churches in the down town district wil! include the Plymouth Congregational, First Presbyterian, First Baptist amd the First Metho- dist Episcopal In the Broadway and Capitol Hill section the churches jolning are the Ptigrim Congregational, Tabernacle Baptist, First Christian, Westminster Presbyterian, Welsh Presbyterian, Maiison Street M. BE. German Congregational and Evan — = OUT AGAIN, IN AGAIN (By United Press.) PARIS, Nov. 27 patch from Madrid {6 the Echo De Paris says that the general in com mand of the Lisbon municipal Guard resigned because the forces at his disposal, he claims, are in sufficient to repress possible dis orders. The king thereupon au thorized the clearing out the reserves and otherwise incr wer of the commandant w his resignation HANGS HIMSELF who Store ¢. Hecond Avenue THE BON Paris, ® Ott and Pike Street Gcisien: Chunentie All Day Tomorrow Thanksgiving Day MARCHE. gelical Lutheran. Services will open at the First Protestant M. E. | On Queen Anne the churches joining will be the Bethany Pres. byterian, Temple Baptist, Interbay Presbyterian, Tr y M. EB and German Evangelical association The choir of the Baptiat church will turnish the muatc The Episcopal churches will con. duct separate services in the sev at 10:30. ) eral churches. Bishop Partridge one of the ruling bishops of Kiott Japan, who is temporarily in the city, will conduct 11 o'clock at St. Mark's church for Dr. Black There will be a morn ing service at § o'clock At Rallard, St. Stephen's Episco pal church will hold a Thankagiv ing day celebration, with morning prayer. Thanksgiving music will be given by the choir, and a spe cial Thanksgiving address by W. ¢ St. Clair, Miss Ireland will sing the offertory Thanksgiving day Trinity parish church, Eighth and Ja *, will begin with a re | ten of the holy communion at 7:36 m. Morning prayer will be at 11 & m, with full choral service and a special sermon by the rector Rev. H. H. Gowen the services at services at a lhorse buyer, was found hanging from a girder in the grandstand jat the football park by Cress Star. \gis, a football player “A special div-| Well Known Actress til. DETROIT, Nov. 27.—Miss Eva Tanquay, the actress, has ompelled to cancel her vaudeville engagements, and left for New York to submit to an operation on throat been her Many Depositing Confidence has been restored in The State week re er how small », Should be Corner Firat is of the people Seattle has this Bank « tved many new sa four money, no m mount may something 1 savings mecounts >. and Yesler Way Closed New York, 2 Walker stews tor. 68 Faulkner st GIULIETTE (Seattle Star Exclusive Service.) MILAN, Italy, Nov. 27 Giullette de Riso, 9 yeare old, the most won derful child actress Burope has pro duced, will visit the United States thin winter under the direction of Leoncavello, as the star pe rmer of the great Italian composer's com pany Olullette’s m™ r under the name of Carolina Bonfigtiool is one of the most prominent ac tresses in Italy, and her father is « famous classic The lit the girl was born an actress, and she haa given evidence of her gentua in BIG BRIDGE IS FAST NEARING COMPLETION (By United Press.) WENATCHER, Wash., Now The big new bridge across the Co lumbia river at this place ts fast nearing completion, and by the first of the year it {s thought will be ready for traffic. Thin te the first and only highway to span the great} salves beaten Seclaliet Nominee Withdraws. NORTH YAKIMA, Nov. 27 iti a river in its entire length of over | |\poRT TOWNSEND, Nov Joseph Flannery, who ts alleged to VMPIA, Nov. | 37 | 2,000 miles, and thus is an opoch English Suffragiet Arrives. iG KE, Fountatn, « of the candi-/bave murdered his wife near Top- canst of Kin peeve tm the making achievement in the history) NEW YORK, Nov. 27.--Among/ dates for councilman on the sceial-|penieh in July last, and who aft of J, Conard Reiff plaintiff ae of the state, The towering fabrics |the arrivals from Burope on the ints’ ticket, withdrew from the field |erwards attempted suletde, has ts nard Reiff, pla — Z p of steel are gradually reaching fur steamship Philadelphia was Mradtoday. The only reason advanced | been arraigned for tria he work e Union Sav ings & ther and further out from elther Cobden Sanderson, who comes te, for the withdrawal Is that Mr, Foun- of impanetiing the jury is now on.) Warm Houses 1 bank toward & meeting place in the America to lecture on the suffrage|tain is a republican , c " | It's easy to keep your house T t C a ater and soon will be brought to) ist movement in Eogland. i“"Woml annual statement of Wash Hamilton Studio warm and save fuel with one of rus Oo. ; gether by the skilled workmen on | “Agro he GE i ington Fire shows pald up capital! Colman bullding; artistic photo | thoge furnaces G. H. Woodhouse & Cor. SECOND and CHERRY. the job. \treasing sort, relieved by Soap La 260,000. Reserve, New York basis, graphs at reasonable prices, No /Co., 112 University st, Is sell + iba , eee ber tread #98 for M65 Hundreds of passengers are in| Salve. All druggints, +8 | $50,000 surplus, $54,000 coupons or other frauds, 8 | fo : at . New York awaiting steamers to} = ees i : iy take ty m to the old country for the holida: | PUBLIC MARKET | PRICES TODAY Turkeys may be had on ket today at all prices, ran 18 cents pound Some fine 10 and) 11 pounds each. | Flowers were placed on the market * lower than Many of| and this morning at pric quoted by the stalls are being occupted, tomorrow will be a basy day for! the occupants in arranging their! plac None of the producers will appear on the market tomorrow local florists Butter, 30¢ and 35e Ib; Wasty ington creamery, 26e. Eggs, local ranch, She; Orexou ranch, 35¢ and 400; Eastern exgs, 2 dozen & | Live Ducks, 20e. Hens, dressed, 2tc; live hens, ibe. Live turkeys, 20¢; dressed, i8c to 26¢ Potatoes, 16 Ibs. for 25¢. Yakima Burbanks, $1.40 per box, | Sweet potatoes, 2%%¢ pound; 7| pounds for 2 Beets, 4 bunches for Se Carrots, 2 bunches for be. Onions, 2 bunches for 5« Dried onions, 7 Iba. for 26e Radishes, 4 bunches for 10e. Parsley, be pér bunch. Turnips, 3 bunches for be | Celery, Se per stalk, 10 to Ze a buneh | Spinach, Se per Ib Rhubarb, be Ib Green tomatoes, 2%c per Ib. Cabbages, Se to 16c per head Dill pickles, 10 dos. Sweet peppers. 26 cents dos ‘op corn, 2 Iba for Ibe Lemons, 3%¢ dozen. | Cider vinegar, 36¢ ga! | Cider, 40¢ to 50c per gallon. New navel oranges, 30¢, 40¢ and} 50c dozen California persimmons, 49¢ doz Pomegranites. dos 0c and 16e. | 400 each | New figs, 10¢ Ib; imported tiga, | 25e Ib. Cauliflower, 10¢ to 160 head. j Lettuce, 2 for Se Horse Radish, 15¢ Ib Rutabagas, 1%o Ib. Sauerkraut, Se tb. Cranberries, 12¢ per at Huckleberries, 2 Ibs for 16¢ } Pumpkins, 10¢ to 20¢. | Hubbard squash, 2c per Ib; Sum | mer squash, Se to 106. Ground cherries, 10¢ ip Dried Prunes, 3 for 25¢ | Kaste Cone ‘ per Comb 1 Blac M ate c Ww f Mus ca Toka Grave pi per box; Waxine apple box; K 1 > Orcas Island apt $2.9 t $3.45 per barre | New nute—Filberts, 200 Ib; black Jnw ' wal an ! il nu ( | Flow ti 60¢ ’ wer ' t ' lozer $1 to $4 a Eggs and Poultry | | | OPE'S MOST WONDERFUL CHILD ACTRESS, COMING TO U. S, THE SEATTLE STAR—-WEDNESDAY, NOV. 27, 1907. s 9 [BEAUTY AND FASHION VISIT THE SUBMERGED IN ‘crt 7 the od tet U. & PAYS UP, B. a a (By United Press.) j the t ron to WASHINGTON, D. C,, Nov, 27 TOMBS PRISON ‘ | of The secretary of the treasury has and ; oe sent a cheok for $19,800 to the pscoaea sponden United States district attorney at 1 Seppe Beattie to pay on account of the Lie, Conve . purchase of a site for the public | eNoRTIP MA st ae building to be erected at Belling Pete the’ young’ ia 1 cad 1 “ ¥ bam, . "i He rry 4g from the ¢ ‘ j tei éan toe rounty “the " accompa 7 BS © board of dliipaamnaniagpenis sede | and complete 7 At the Grand, ] b “A Night in Bohemia,” a review National Municipal League of which appears in another el] POR Prat 5 uron, Will be repeated tonight, Mie PR tyes ae rio Capill, supported by Bugene oohes the th | Cowles ‘and @ New York company gr , a, nee, joomes t@ the Grand tomorrow night he ie naar wag }for fout performances in “Marry s corte Hallam jing Mary,” a jusical comedy, Max Ps ke rom Figman, fn “The Man on the Box, Port | will play all of next week at the orale me | Grand . | . u n At the Seattle. The Royal Chef” finishes out 39 _ the week at the Benttle, “Lhe Hel-} licking Girl & niwsical comedy | i lwhich met with a prolonged suc r§) \opan in New York tant year, is bill | led for Hext week At the Third Avenue. D It The Octoroon” is an all-week | 0 P| OG RING {bill at the Third Avenue Mar-| the Htalian theaters and at Calro,| ried Life” will be the offering next When she was 5 years old she learn. | weet AKAN ed parts played by rents aim ly through hearing the rehearsals At the Lois. and Ghe Tepeated the “uumitating | The Nominee” runa until Sux] SNAPSHOT SHOWING DUCHESS OF MARLBOROUGH AND MRS ; closely the gestures of the perform. |day at the Lois, when the stock | CLARENCE MACKAY ENTERING TOMBS PHISON fin be ore company will begin & Week's DFO | (geste Star's Exclusive Gervice.) jland. She found things much bet g She took regular parts before she |sentation of “The Boslgn | NEW YORK, Nov.27 Duck | ter ‘tn: the. fombe. | Improvements was 7, and kept at work learning | tg! P there over the English system were new parts, unt!! now she bas an ex Current Vaudeville. ess of Marlborough, for ow} fete Hier sme ee : tensive reperte Her appearance! The Coliseum—Kight vaudeville Vanderbilt, and Mrs, Clarence | Moe cleanly, that prisoners were DON'T ATTEMPT TO MaKe at the Manzoni and Filodrammatict | peadiiners, Including a troupe of | Mackay came down town the other | p¢ tted to taik to one another YOU OWN WILL theaters. in Milan, among the most | horses from the Hippodrome, New| aay to view the part of the sub chat thi letieen thas Gtaie are wor nate WITHOUT famous in Burope, have been suffi: | york lmarged that are lotked up in the/read by-the pers, and that aj} AOV'CE cient to draw crowds an enthusiastic! Pantages'—The Two Marconls,taiony Tombs, They were shown | record was- kept of articles sent to WE ARE FAMILIAR wiTH as those that ball Duse electrical arti the Gatety Quar : : through the main prison b them by mall OF TT omeiaiaie m jtette, and other vaudeville act®. | tivin and through the Harry Thaw was in the prison || Att 1E LEGAL RE. The Star—Continy vaudeville partment by Mra. Flynn, who is the yard exercising when the party QUIREMENTS AND Wilt tomorrow, “Fiddle Dam-Dee, 404 | natror passed through. Accounts differ as PREPARE YOUR Wiki five other acts The duchess acemed to want !t|to what the duchess sald when bis . LAND }_, The Lyfe~-Vauder movIPe | made plain that she was not.down | identity wav made known Jo her.|| KEEP IT SAFELY 18 OUE (By United Pr piet ies = an illustrated #008 bY | nore on a slumming trip. She had| “What an unattractive fact,” ts VAULTS WITHOUT @ x. . : ah | Ao4 utte @ real interest in prison manage-| what one historian says she sald LOUISVILLE, Ky. Nov, 2 The | 4 desired to @ b he | Other a ants say sh de « PENSE TO YOU. ones " ment and desired to dee how the her accounts ne de no z ste of 760 union « a OF the none nation tee 27,—|Tombs compared with jails in Eng-| comment and looked the oth Louisville Railway compfiny was) Viner Observer BB Whit declared off b t Dy th pached here today and ‘ leclared off by @ vote taken by thal tigr reached bh today and will) on TRIAL FOR WIFE-MURDER,|Fiannery has entered a plea of men last night. The men made ney prececd to Tatoosh to relieve Ob jmental irresponsibility | condition, acknowledging ther) server BE. ©. Hobbs | (By United Press.) Can Gell Seattle Gesundheit! With your friends around the board, drink to the ab- sent ones with a glass of sparkling Rainier Beer Your Guests Will Enjoy It A lap ged Pure Food Guarantee on Every Bottle. A case should be in every home. Phone Ind.