The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 20, 1909, Page 3

THE STAR—SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, '909 KING OF SMUGGLERS =| 7™% 7° scare INSISTS THAT HE IS. HONEST AND STRAIGHT © AT THE PLAY EOUS BS NEXT WEEW.GiSy r told it that 1 would not un | LARRY KELLY SAYS HE circumstances w him IS NOT DEAD. mi ht, 84 Ldtdipot intend Defending His Man- fi rig \ few, month ner of Living. nage ag bes Boag Vared 4) HOUSE ii au He 1 ‘ rm 1, and when I |he is a prisoner, resenting the ¢ pped a couple of pound frot of a man who he ‘ en the oa t bn aie has win arf@ated me for It, At he |BRYAN FORECASTS A VICTORY to got for him a bad reputation, | od a delil pe ' FOR HIS PARTY IN THE Larry Kel known far and wid wae Bont up for , fe NEXT HOUSE the “Smuggler King,” has writ Jot ———— en The Star to state that the ar bi tto 5 . ; ‘ ticle which appeared in the pape in the 5 " ; Ja fow weeks ago, to the effect that |! ¥* ing t , | Larry Kelly was dead, is all a mis. | 494 « . ~ take t hor ' ' . = | He states that the man whe ' me he ¥ = bomeaeee eee inc f, and w : : ~! reported Larry Kel f ge . ea other than Mike Camg ame out the panic nis : nd tom oft the mafitwage I lowt 4 Ps n order i cattered pad | Cut Him to the Heart NeWr Dealt in Chinamer i = . 7 THEY alvo credited t = The report of the death of La eg pane Kelly eat him to the } a ; © Coat what I a k t I t I nough « { 1 fellow 1 One t - extent of breaking ponte reg know, but limit. Yours LAWRENCE KELLY te a Hard Worker At the count Warner engaged in bringing offer od across opiur The One was composed of cunte etter an offic ex-customs offictala and Larry their friends The others were worker in Simon pure smugszlers, and by that That he I mean men wh put thelr what he knows money and toc a chance way he evaded Took Desperate Chance nim erday afternoon commenta what I did. We te I don’t want to talk about t which F Sa err FS FRO E ORO AT ETE FUSS ERERAT SE OS neces in an open boat That isn’t the way pubic Kind bave been drowned. But the | 0 aia 1 paid a fine of $604 | IMustrated Orthodontia not take a chanc : ¥ not for all the we weht bringing ver | Great Organiat Coming Be p afd th ery time I have been caught I t Lectures } Archibald W. Be oa, one of t been straight abo t, and not t rn at his resi foremost organiats in the k over nearly all the tare will be heard at the First were very about get out of it They dogged n i t. eve metros bes: Pech e on death after that job, and if ¢ Marc nee Anoth ruse heire wa t been a ight I had the name just bad the game, toc aot | papa geay, Pac, Mm, sien. tat ‘The Newport | = Mall at the Meere. Kath * “ ) . ™ r. -" a Mr Ha the t Ame had a thoug' ‘ ; : - g tae “ Hermione t " ' an tenor, will present ° it t ho 6 years of age, Is ailve, | apd Perdica t t " i a 8 a the re theatre on onde f b the ackle ho took my Be wastes wit ~ the Moors theatre on Mend i thas the blackleg w it CAPE & GRILL Hehubert ¢ were sree name tg blacken my chara i tone a % iminals in the gov- | {i one ged in making an first | PPmMedt employ e that he give his r TO REOPEN TELEPHONE ‘= s"°""« be he te FIRGT AND MADISON. Sn 15 MOORE THEATRE ward es of Hermione and Pe will be played by Miss-Marie Dr Teeeres rater o tage after t Monday Afternoon, Feb. 22 ce through iliness At the request of the finance’ cipal me % of the gang. me |he will work right to the end, 0% to the © committee the city council, the! toma official, too, came to for he le a king, & if it le only - question of telephone se in the| S#ked me to go to work city hall is to be reopened when | Mis proposition was to « | order & pound delivered to thelr “Glenn Hall the board of public works me on next Tuesday. Councilman Way = es - = “4 was appointed to appear before the U. Y SENDS MILLION T0 ™ "it an tenor wh ¢ r board and present the request of WOMAN GOES FREE | 2™ the council committee that bo! - Althotg@h tt wae through the asec telephone companies be given EARTHQUAKE VIC TIMS pre f tM - = man with Mrs switch board in th w municty al wah Frede that ywinan, who had promised building. WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.—By U, | *eoaped f m the county jail, was C u ert u | Glabornic and complete, but histor The Sunset Telephone company | P—The enormous sum of $1,000,626 | F4ier'n? Bnd reinonrcerated. Justice | feally correct as well, and the sup has declined to use « joint awitch-| has been cabled by the American |there was not sufficient evidence Og A eR Re lboard in the bullding and some of| people for the reitef of the Italian jagainst the woman to hold heoan se | a Pe, De cee Ome the councilmen contend that the| earthquake victims. The million f aiding and abetting « jail Aft — company's service ought to be used| mark Was reached today by the con. | break | ernoon } “The Girls From 0 media une The board of pub-| tribution of $1,300 which was re|_ After Bowman made soaps | lic works takes the contrary view | ceived by the American Red Cross | BM hy Peete Feb. aa i The Independeut company has sig-| society jas it was thought she wa a ba ian aified ite otmiagnese to participate ealones hep Te Bank, [ble for hie encape j $2.00, 1.56 3 + oe “ EL PASO, 20.—-Rob WHEN PRINT BLURS ‘ oMding std “a aa r people. sel WANT STREET IMPROVED. bers blew open the of the| Curtain rises at 31 The West Seattle Improvement | State bank, at Kilgore, Tex., early | Irritable temper and general die Members of the Club will appear club last night passed a resolu-|this morning and escaped with | Comfort results, We positively cure |!" Colonial Costume tion asking Councliman Max War-| $4,400. Bloodhounds from the state condition with our specially | dall to introduce an ordinance for | penitentiary at Rusk have been put @ineses. Schuchard Optical the improvement of Alaska st. by | upon their track b BT ge 1207 Second grading and general improve ¥, Be | ments ‘Cheap Colonist Tickets —_— z When rulers ride in aeropianes, of-| Will be sold again this spring timer orrat t La oe and Bealth, 9 fice-seekers will have a hard time| westbound, via Oregon R. R. & Nav. 1021 THIRD AY. AUNDRY Mra ¢ s. ¥ widow of the yrnering ther ligation Company's picturesque line Cor a inent | phre at, Prof : Fight Palace G ; jduring March and April. F Kowler of New York. ai Areade Hall v 16 by the pret American depet Dance Tonight Chicago, $83.0¢; St. Louis 50 COL LARS Ic, 2c fy ; at follows. Bat. and broadened with | 10 wal. The cm Me AL ggg at Stialeast river ‘pelnts, $00. AMOUS DLLAR pm. to aii and pm A > } . 0 0 Mo OLLARS ; a “ { ! eens; | Vescht Park pavilion. Gentlemen, | Heyosite taken at Union Ticket Of faint) CUFFS 4c ANNOT ‘¥? hy Meret care ap r sae alel ii fice, No. 608 First Ave BE E Gash SS We RACK Mra F mes with @ nationa The o : elng Ellie Agt . Aaa, In featured. They have three changes teoating ~*~ yea . —: cree memes 2) AMUSEMENTS. | 4 > bbe Dancing guaranteed in ¢ — HT oS OS A ee | -§ H- te short aktrt | Both Phones—4 Opera Co. ter # e be ne of Pp hs weanate ae **& Race Across the Continent” Hiawest Complete Seemte bas boon seen Im Seattle New Pre ANY BMBRACEING ' A few minutes’ chat , : After the In our Engtish grill Tctenien. Dares \ : ATER Am wright sented b Klare and Repeated Eye Headaches Sap vitality and bring about general nervous breakdowns Many sensible people con tinue to suffer great pain and ce through false pride. Don’t Be Foolish— Glasses will relieve, if fitted properly, and wearing spec tacles is no sign of old age Let us relieve a ur heada: the by supplying glasses that will take away the etrain Hundreds will testify to our reliability HuresonPerica QD nd. Ave.cer Univo K PO! THe SPATTLE will find there daintity prepared things to eat ¥ Mats, We nad Be 100, Ie, 200, Me, Me and Noe AMERICAN CAFE Fourth and Pike— -On the Boulevard. SIGN OF and faultless service. HEAR SONIA AKOUNINE and her orchestra MARIE HEROLD,Vocalist Every evening 6 to 6 and after theatre Hotel Savoy Cafe inconvenie: At the Pm NO HARD TIMES. Adelaide Herr nt we r The ed, Our pr jering the high q Try one Heaut or and service more 1 dinner—at Special Sale of Sinks, $1.50 Up OV OR ETOCK uWwD, & PI co. Fine music each evening from 6:30 to 12:30 including Sunday. HUSTAD Hewond Ave. & AMUGE MENTS MOORE THEATRE SPECIAL—Matinee Tomorrow at 2 0’ Clock JONIN CORT Maneger —SPECIAL The Lambardi Grand Italian Opera Co. STAR CASTS, CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA, IN THE PROLOGUE SEXTET FROM DUET FROM THE MISERERE TOREADOF A nm" ACT Iii FROM “I LUCIA NORMA,” FROM “iL SCENE FROM FROM “FAUST FROM “AIDA.” PAGLIACCI TROVATORE CARMEN PRICES, 50 Cents to SEASON'S MOST $2.00. NOTABLE EVENT MOORE THEATRE WEHK BEGINNING THE JOIN CORT Manager TOMONMOW NIGHT—MATINEES THURSDAY and SATURDAY, Mr. Charles B. Hanford ACCOMPANIED BY Miss Marie Drofnah In & Carefully Presented Repertoire of Classte Playn , « t Mat THE WINTER'S TALI" MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING” “OTHELLO” ¢ OF THE sHnwr WANT OF VEN The Lyric Theatre (New York) Snecena, “The Wolf” A Vinay by Kugene Author of “Pala WEEK OF FEB. 28 By bane og THE sere JONN CO The Girls From Berlin By Jolin J. MeNalty, m Jerome and Jean Schwarts, Pr » Intact, ag Used Five ‘ A Great Cost and Giri to $1.00 esday Matinee, 25¢ and SOc; Saturday DAN SUL HE MATCHMAKER” Both Phones—5106 Advanced Vaudeville Week Commencing Monday Matinee, Feb. 22 ALL-STAR FEATURE “Fight Palace Girls” Theatre Assisted by JAMES CLEMONS, acTs from the Palace London RAY L. ROYCE, Presenting a series of Eccentric | In Characte WARD-KLARE COMPANY, THE TWIN FLATS,” BY Searl Allen. Fred Nellie GRAY AND GRAHAM, The Musical Bell Boy and the Military Maid. JEANETTE ADLER & HER PICKS, In Character Songs and Funny Dances ee THE BLESSINGS, European Equilibrists _ M'DONALD & HUNTINGTON, American Artists. International Favorites. ORPHEUM MOTION PICTURES. he 1 ovelties: Performances Every Evening at | Evening Bet ¢, 26, BOC, #:15—Matinees Daily at 2:16 p.m I 100, 25e, The Be, 7:45, 9:15 each day. Sunday continuous § te 1, last times of bait Hetty Urma Pet Boy Elmer Tenley England's Stories. Mueller & Mueller In New So: Eddie Roesch Songs and Stanley & Cogswell In “The German Professor.” Motion Pictures LOIS THEArRt Seattle's Leading Stock Theatre. Alex, Pantages, Manager, Phones Sunset, Matn Ind., 4334, 1304 All This Week, Usual Matinecs and Special Matinee Monday, Feb. 22 IT MAS COME AT Lag ree yotton at Pop Seattle, of George Ade's The College Widow t, a Stupendous Auction is Comedy « rd breaker seats early phone r and all the Excite ervations must be a's Birthday, ther “Unequaled Vaudevilie” Pantages Theatre Week Commencing Monday Matinee, February 22nd HEADLINE FRATURE THE FOUR OTTS WARNER AND LAKEWOOD, Musical t The Greatest of Her Phe Heautifal @ of Magte Adelaide Herrmann Widow of the Original and foated Girt” JOHNSTON & JOHNSTON, ony Vestrilequial . A HERRMANN THE GREAT vt coe gee PANTAGE- ELWELL. SCOPE. JOE GOODWIN Comedian. Miss Marietta an Monday in Honor ef Washington's Birth- dny