The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 30, 1907, Page 8

st ss BEN WITH “THE ALASKAN” — The Moore theater, a atin 10 on Wo jit on first hearing It, Ta all good fehed dream, is now a reality, | Musto, Glrard’s ts better on a sec " . ond study, and it is safe to way that Opened formally Saturday night to | AMAS™ AM ician whe hea had & select audience whicl® packed the | the ortunity to get more than a house, it drew gasps of astonteh | smattering of it, who will not place ment and much comment for the ;the score of “The Alaskan” with | Robia Hood, r and the comic oper type. The Alas tlons, beauty of ite interior deco highe xe ta al the neve! arran and the general luxurious an and |moat entirely devoid of the cheap magnificence of the furnishings, a/Deae of musical comedy stuff. It tribute to the art akilt of the /{ Solid, substantial, “ musielanly seagate : work Stand company, It] ‘Pho snowstorm, the totem pole officially became a playhouse when | song, the Alaska dogs, th Governor Mead, introduced by May ballet, the Teddy t ther features were all there or Moore, made the dedicatory ad dress. James A, Moore, the build lowed: with a few remarks ay night and were all ap Girard, Martindell, and the entire co i to realize that they we and strived hard to pl ttle girls in the chorus we the targets for many opera glasses fs as if it had stood on its site for/and many compliments. In all, the years instead of having just been jopening was one of the events in completed. the theatrical history of the elty The coming of “The Joseph Methen, the author of the ttlemade comic Alaskan,” was the recipient proved to be second in the performane 1 ‘ aly to the of Tt has been a tergoers had er, which were a feature of the eve ning, and the preliminary formall thes were over, Now the th The Alaskan ra, |“The jJudgme The op & successful kan” went w Quite a number of the audien@® bad seen the « @oma a month or so ago. these the superiority of Harr ard’4 music came as a surprise in| lowed fo. of the fact that they had liked of the KING SOLOMON LANDS IN TROUBLE IN FRISCO. « Saturday night was ne, and “The Als this week at Close communion with discus tem and ¢ disem- ixm and the purple shades. The San! Rodied spirits and direct news serv. | Franciaco police, skeptical to a de tun’ ton gree in his case, believe that he ts a common “Alabama coon” wearing could not save Abraham Solomon, | horsehair wi« ® clairvoyant, well known to the| Solomon is remembered here as police of this city as “King” Solo-jone of the ch mon, from arrest tn San Francisco seen on the timers will re Saturday on the charge of assavit | goiq headed with Intent to murder. No details | invariant of the alleged. crime are availa but information a# to his rec fs sought here by the police of § Francisco. Solomon, claiming to be a Hindu Widely advertived himocif tn San|” Vi. M Herrin & Co. 610 First Francisco, as of yore in Seattle, have for sale 1,000 shares to be @ terrestrial agent of oecult-| Mountain at 6 realms of Nirvang eat persons 1 streets. Old his tile hat and with which he ts, The man, accordin s Ten nant, chief of detectives, was given “8 \ four hours on his last appearance in which to leave Seattle # per share Buy your New Year’s Gifts and all the Winter Needs at the PRE-INVENTORY O SAIE o NOW IN PROGRESS HERE Until Noon Tuesday $5.50 Bear Coats! $3.95 Children’s White Bearcloth Coats, 4, 5 a years, lined throughout with quilted « ing, embroidered Teddy Bears breasted, turn-back cuffs Second Floor. is tin lin double No phone orders on sle Until Noon Tuesday $3.50 “Q.Q” Shoes| $2.99 Queen Quality Shoes for Women, blucher, large eyelet, quarter, military hee sizes. No phone patent ribbon lace, dull top flexible sole, plain toe ~Mezzanine Floor. Until Noon Tuesday 50c Stockings 29 Women’s Imported Gauze Lisle Thread Stock ings, fast black, Hermsdorf dye, garter tops, high spliced heels, double soles and toc All sizes. ‘No phone orders.—Main Floor. Until Noon Tuesday $2.25 Kimonos $1.75 Women’s Full Length Loose Kimonos, House Gowns, made of heavy fleece-down, in pretty Oriental patterns; all colors and sizes. Have flowing Japanese No phone orders.— Second Floor. sleeve MOORE THEATER OPENS ever |Irnessing. pis THE SEATTLE STAR+-MONDAY, DEC. 30, 1907. VENUS TAKEN FOR A BURGLAR | PITTSRURG, Dec, 20.—Hoping | pleasantly to wurprt her husband | Mire. Rovert Be ge purchased “iy cero | Tomorrow Will Be th Last Day of 1907 an the Last ShoppingJay Until Thursday FREDERICK NELSON, Inc. Furni Roturning late in the evening | Mr, Scholler mistook Venus for a burglar, and a oneaided battle fol | Hf lowed, the result of whieh was that » WAS #mashed to smith | i} : i WAVAVAVAVAYAVAYAVA | Iwo days’ purchs must be made tomorrow because Wesday will be New Years, and the store will remain n closed all oS ——— tS i Many attractive buying inducements will await you at Fredef & Nelson's tomorrow, among them being the following; i ‘ saxmn7xiws|| Bigelow Axminster Carpeting Made, Lined ee rera ll Gus of 12 Different Patterns and Laid ‘Ol. 4 a Yd) le will give 1] The last day of the year will be made notable by the abo$pecial offering in Bigelow ; ter yeu Our entire line . | } of this grade, consisting of twelve up-to-date and pleasing paths, all with border to match, i vn open tor unrestricted choice fi Witlia a reception Pythian hall at $1 45 a yard, made, lined and laid. Bigelow Axminster Cating is famous for it qualit 1 1 the ting of such a low’ ‘special H price is an event fit to characterize the last day of a year duriqwhich we have m de many remar} Ses offers in Floor ¢ hs: } 3 se , -_ fc ay SPECIAL AT 89c—'Three-panel golden oak Sereen filled wi SPECIAL AT $2.49-—Golden oak reen 68 inches high ce a silkoline of good quality, A variety may be cho having panels 19 inch le, coveredon both sidés ant I among. Special «0+. rite a 84 | plain green burlap. Special wesseseeee sakeagtl pe «fl e % | . i apteci i Ski a vin. “| Stock-Arranging Sale of |Speci a a cing “ EW 0 Flannel ; | ; : } Odd and broken lines of ng Skirt wa | Women’s uting Flanne PO WINS | O34 snd rote lies of Wale ae = LoT wNO, & Se Glaaaae Rvehive abcetce exegect | _and Petticoats. 3 ne htt | Mase on $12.75 { $9.7 a of os $16.75 ~ PL j his | nd that the stock of Women's Outing Plapnel Gowns and coats) larger than ft ts nals: tadiete: ali , ; broadelétts , ros Vale : } that it should be at this time of the year, and we therefore « nee apcial Stock-Arrang ‘ : also made’ al are alley IH n plated ad nade $ Anh i including the entire array of these Outing Flannel Garments, Details pw i a oats Gore mas Enterta sined. tte I | black ned lined =v e fashion with r f the A . voile Skirts and Skirts; also t bands; also Tela 0 Flannel P 0 FlannGowns | ty aulstares in ait ‘a omer of ie way and Ma ite n uting nne etticoats | uting nn Low ok =m & | fe reat * and a Skirts tn D. A. R. Meeting ff SPECIAL AT 235¢-—Women's short Outing Plane | SPECIAL AT G@5¢—Womet Outing Finnnel | mixtures “ faw Wronketett fetes and R Chapt nel Pett) in pink @r bine, also In stripes. Gowns in white and stril effects, with dow this lot Skirts. | Mined voties. he hy wome with tucked foy 4 some with seal f ing reall bs rne. ‘ ane nl : saps parece acres ata ble yoke, trimmed with fy braid, fancy roll av, on Tuesday a SPECIAL AT 35¢-- Womens Outing Flannel Pet euft and high or V necf | Ucoata,in white, pink, bla» and faney atr These have tucked flounee and herringbone stitehing 4 th stripes SPECIAL AT 50¢—Womehis short Petticoats of braid trimmed V nec frog fastenings and hite outing flannel an@ baving ficwnce om flare or tallored cuffs brofdered in pink or blues SPECIAL AT The Womens Concert at W. On Sunday « Fianne! having Wome Outing GPROIAL AT the ne in w reader ntralto, w Waldort Mine J was muarric Mr SPECIAL AT O5e—Womd Gowns In daixy cloth with pink ablue fou white figures; also in }te with fs These « le yoke and are shown in Bivhoy 1 Dierringer Outing Pla.nel . ce embroidered white, with tail Petticonte in white, withet in pink or blue ored bands Also some Engagement Announced im to the foregolag Petticoats of Out Mr Mra. John J. Gorman we have also ine SPECIAL AT 81.65-—-Go® of eng " otticoate in albat > pred in Blinn bc t with = handemi pwns of Olly red a romper Organ Pesital. 4 Soy | Continuing the After-Holiay Sale in China and Glassy ? at Si wy ‘he savings presented i ¢ China and Glassware Stion during the After-Holiday clearance sale are pronounced. ‘fhe ; son's crac has been done pot all efforts are n centred in preparing the China and Gl ware stock for inventory, The | LAUGH COSTS $20. A few of the specially mM sult is that reductions that would be almost out of the @stion at any other time are now cite (By United Press.) NEWAR N. 1, Dee ny live in Newark or lineagfollow If you bangen ‘visit I RIDGWAY ENGLISH ART POTTERY ALL/HOCOLATE SETS A Oe OUR ENTIRE LINE OF STEINS AL SALAD SETS FANCY CHINA CUPS AND SAUCERS | ART POTIERY AND BRIC-A-BRAC Squraivet ts mockery of ihe "ss ART METAL CLOCKS FANCYDECORATED PLATES sich was fnmoral) ath "said he H] ALL ART POTTERY JARDINIERES | CRYSTAIAND GOLD GLASSWARE FANCY CHINA NOVELTIES | BASS NOVELTIES ORTABI <RROOKIYN, Dee. 30—Aw athlete At Half Price | _Jne-Third Off Reduced in Price_ es p { reaching as prom = i mt & position on the stage as OUR ENTIRE LINE OF— ~ QUAKER CITY CUT GLASS BACCARAT ROCK CRYSTAL GLASS HAND-PAINTED CHINA DOULTON CHINA AND ART WARE STATUARY ELECTRIC HANGING DOMES ELECTRIC PORTABLE R ep eeer=e neat £42742 *E5a Pa mocking a policeman gave him the or 60 days in policeman, sald the } was 0 fine pry of a | $2 SWIMMER TURNS ACTOR. BROOKLYN, Dec. 20 der athlete ad in the w of athletics, t« Sie ece at ce Curtain Sale of Much Importance Now in Progress Moor ‘ecentl ¢ holder of t cham ned ne ie tke Sontine of tod now Keen reductions have been made on a large linepfLace Curtains of various kinds. This is a far-reaching event, as the scope of the: en _ cor and Mf sale is so broad that all ki of Curtains are included from the modest ruffled muslin bedroom curtain to the elaborate hand-run Prices f these Curtains ard vety specially priced are quoted on few of the groups others fully as attractive from H panel and Period Curtain. All « 1 which to choose . . be | i | Special at $2.50 a Pair | Sperial | at $4. 00 a Pair Special at $7. 50 a Pair hat his wife i man was de is R ee , aa Fine Rehaimiac ‘orded Arabian Lace Re Curtains In white and man wae det Novelty Nets, Irish Point, Brussels, Cord hscesbnny «8 yo vote gg med te Cy a Oe jal bay i ed and Cable Net Curtains in whi 1 ® th ds F y eas as pattie ley again appe | ecru, reduced to, a pair ....... pepe 4 nity B pAlt sessses + 87.50 tion with the ! I = p | Many fine Lace Curtains of which there are daly enough for a Li sriced, i , fete i | Also in connection with this sale we have undemriced many exce ngle p: urtains pairs include every CHRISTMAS TREE FIRE. i le of Curtain regularly carried in stock, and by te f having sold down to a single pair of a are sacrificed. bristma r 1} = aut te te i Ashtenhagen wt Seattle Home Paha et - i] of the ing the holida seit Coe Great FOB JAPANESE SER i ree A SE SERVANT ange i A pack of street hoodiume jumped | ‘ INCORPORATED ane ervant at Seventh [eee a : i Terrace st. at 9 o'clock Sat = SapaEes: night and r bread. The AMUSE MENTS. ALBERT HANSEN ’ - < ~~ ee mo iy ded ee hn MOORE THEATER ny. Peers lorrypiemelfag | Terrace st, ed had been out Diamends, Watches, Jowsiry. al aatenee ond Manes: Sunes: Main 8406; tad 8008 All of 8 Adgle and Mer Liens Other Famous Acts $e taken place recently = nae Optical Department. ‘anol %., vous Onettt Sisters, Acrobats, Cee Congress may aut\orize @ milit i he New ¥ M ft ine In Alaska, a bill beiny in pr tion to be introduced ufter days iF YOU WISH TO SELL THE GRAND i YOUR REAL SSTAT FONIGIT—MATINER ” WIEDNBSD nnounces RALPH THEODORE WILTS & CO Bakene en” pdt pa chy A STRWANT in ihe Groat STROA ite saw wat the Thin fo : |= 1008 First Av. A QUICK GALE, SEE INTER Yor shotguns, rifles and high|| NATIONAL BOND & REALTY Becket Tian) al Ay, nipese, Saturten, Bem pat gre ammunition, Winchester |l) CO. 1009 AMERICAN BANK On THR FIRST TIME ME Powers, “THE BLUE MOON Hy Leader shells and the real genuine ||) BUILDING ty big song hits PRICE ‘ F Say s for 30-30 and — —— as — DEAT TL E THEATER | Mu hones 4 Ma Year's Day, Tonight and | an Ph A . Xe ‘erful Hensational Melodran | \ Noudriske—"Non Yousom.” Hargsin. Urieee-ibe. to H. L. KLEIN The Best Shoe Repairing in “THIRD AVENUE THEATER q the City While You Walt me. Vhonee: Main 3631) tnd. 349 217 JAMES 8T. per Cnickaer” oN THe batt nm Wil joan Bank Mulding nitive New Company. AMATMOR NIGHT HVERY FRIDAY. Ten vinew