The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 7, 1909, Page 4

THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1909. FORMER SEATTLE GIRL PLAYS STAR DUST DIFFICULT PART IN THIS SHOW |. ——. 333 333333333393 Easter Dress Accessories at Especially Low Prices THE SEATTLE STA BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. 1907-1808 Seventh Ave. EVIRY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. MISS EVELYN WALLS ENTER TAINED BY PROMINENT THE RIGHTS OF POLICE PEOPLE OF SEATTLE Botered at the © oat Menttte Washington as '€5 IN Some of 1 a ‘ re nan dae { irritation Mine Evelyn Walla, who ta to ap: } the in it 4 i ear here Sunday ax Paulette Du : WHICH depe nor a it 1 appea *) bois, known as “La Pomme Rouge the succe ef pends t 1 1 nin Sir Gilbert Parker tory, “The ostume. bers of t " ure toward assault and) socially in thin olty. She ta both a Veilings at 35c a Yard battery Milwaukee and Seattle girl, Her ain. \ , iy », {father yearn ago came to Puget \ dir ‘a l ably tt ¢ ’ van { PIU) sound from Milwaukee, bringing his with dot ‘ Me ne, 310 of his fist . 1 4 pugnacious prison-| family here with him. He injadte ¢ aple and z , : be ais rt | lonely Invested and it tn aatd lost tad oo éenne e t " Patt) ® fortune, after which he retarned i) 4 drunken man , t a policeman in} Baat : ee ager + the natural thing for a[,. Both Mr. and Mra, Walls, father Belts at 50c Each striking a pe adler arre st ts not t ‘ NE MOF #) and mother of the little actress, are | t ! \ there would be no jobs for po-|dead, Mrs. Walla died about a year astic He Pp 1 mort , t reative that /#@d & half ago, At the fost , Ad Belts, omc Mie sette Jackson, no ickles Speed he must put vith t ran tl mint of irte=| with the “Girls,” at the | i 1 cuiiiew never come mlomiy Ord AL ee eee eee ey sponsible ta here is t y a awaiting | ber mothe : t | Entertained Here Ht Moa ec e t blow, he would be and ed by | Geodwt ast Minw (ff kwear at 35c with a » he : . . ; Walls and Miss Jackson played tn |}} line rea rt And the polic an certa 8 nO a jonal right same compan In this efty |} ; created from . " bh nif + 1 he were extensively entertained | h! ice ‘ tiona . eter . ity vested in his t rm does ; pliona , The aw y , : p ; ax the questa of J. C, Marmaduke {! . i lly Pretty enlar his 1 c cha eme O ve contrary jand ot! prominent residents of | ff p rec effects, in | M Walls ba non th + P ‘Hs lfor several years her ii : LOWINg @ : ; ete anc |DiG theatrical managers of the coun-| ft eed exa " ‘ ajeste and |tpy, 3 pr ation for rough Tw when Kiaw & | “ " 1 to produce the |} an is | ton the carpet! gramat The Right of |f! : r ‘ ra t th an| Way arefa looked over | b ¢ field for ac actromson | tt 1 vd any € ‘ Ti a ai . to fit the in the ditt. | 1) lucta the part of a pris-jeult play, Gu ge and Theo |p} a oe aw « obstinate |40', Roberts were quickly ebowen | f oner can, by be . > appear a eco as the beat men on the stage for ||} resistance ys done. Tl 1 party is usual-| the parte of ¢ ey Steele and Joe |} g ¢ offense his ¢ were more difficult to east i policeman’s favor, so that there g y , 4 A Small But Difficult Part ‘ ore —— se a | ty ) ties of real French to be gain mplaint Among these characters in Paul | lar type of woman. Many actresses; She was given the part and for! ,) rot ly Fa gly oe tag i , white and halfa There is small credit in a policeman's wl ng a D er.) ttte Dubols, th ecreant wife of were considered for the part bat two years ehe han cou i in it . ad a dozen de. here 1s Small isles I 7 Sok. Portugala, the ac none of them suited the rei and although part in emall whe » he a8 The policeman has everything in his favor, authority tb and|count the tanera ntl some One sURgmRER hes made on the prov ? Ah, guing to get t ythe > hel ‘ertain! her t « t cor ! te rT part ta who hen hits of the piece. So well b ‘ others to help } Certainly when Oe t ; theatrical parts eo, a small aft part in o traveling company. conceived and played the part venient to their tempers to batter and cut a izen because he | Paulie appearing of fm one act t fot an@ the /ber futu golden halo of the crown of uc ; - rhe seomn assured ¢ them, it is t for | of the ¢ but it ts a highly ' tlomal part and requires a particw ' coon some action to be taken 4 you admit that does not go home soon enough to satisfy pa 75c om g R66 and é ights, but he is c a a dieappotn The policeman has certain rights, re is con mee j . a disappointmes " ala a a them as strictly as the private citizen is to his And it’s nes |. i fine themselves | Te the mahehee ate ‘| i ecial ; ree ee } A policeman who is a bully should be taken to jai be taking others there | DOSE BRAFE FELLERS GO TO CAPTIVATE CHIEF sUGHOUSE Vietertal Aweesiry anges wing nite 0 My 25 | UND VIN A HANT.OFER-HANT ENCOUNTER MIT A MISTAKEN | or hig SaSrumen® [ond of powsting |, pr y A ll Among Aprile early news dett-| If she isn't anh t the IDENSITY, and. pointing ¢ wae ° . I argeon cacies, the frosted peach crop, the | possibility of rain & . a on it, os ‘sd My ieee industry of the boll weevil and/ moral certainty that the net Teen we . r mead Taghepbetyesana | Second Av. and Spring St. the dispute between the coal miners | with the miliiner hasn't been and the men who bate to pay thelr | closed. relied upon. | AT | Despite the admonitory activity of Mr. Munsen, this opinionated | municipality still thinks it will go jinto the power business ifather was mad he Indian whose n this sent wages, can always & ——— | By the time the lovestigating Se ee ek committee is ready, the county hos pital will have sicely embossed tn vitations is#zed and a reception committee on duty 24 hours a day It becomes iner apparent | that Mr. Pordney of Michigan never! ' og. mea | fiww on building one of thone Ww iistory i As to the veracity of Dr. Cal! cate little bungalows | houn’s stateisent to the pablie in| ones — the Esther “Mitehell. tase, allow Paying $20,900 for a comfort eta | we ance must be made for the natural tion appears to be a good way to pe fnacenractes of a very basy man. | epend the money, as 5 ae the ! ara money must be spent It remained for the adolescent ee SS Dr. Calhoun to solve the problem) Y relative standing in the! Rn of escaped prisoners by granting | COMMUDIty will soon be determined Meterred te the Asstetant Tre them a parole, The old system was |}>Y Whether or not you get that aRThe beet voter face ts to get out and chase them baseball pass Permit me to modify that : re : Jou think yee tak read bot dont | BILL JONES, WHO-O. K’S lesieliinbenge you think you ead but dor 3 : [ i Those automatic paroles would) “WE SURPRIGED A FEROCIOUS INTIAN; WE SURPRISED HIM Btrminghan ioe Herald PAYNE TARIFF Not the least pegretiable incl | nave been a great convenience to BY NOD RUN NING AVAY.” eg Hill says Payne tariff bill is all | dent of the Rather Mitchell escape | jaiier John Corbett in the old city er fea ae ES note divans! 0 tttccb.cee.” my Might so far as stockings are con was the cruel deception of our e Vogar Tells o | dey put a hole @rougt | gratitude for » ” « coerced. Declares he never weare) : : Jatt Dik tenets |me?” wispered Adolf, vinetng Ing me the first dance last evening them “The 4 a te on an extensive business, and are among evening neighbor, handed out in j . Kr A!” $ reblied. “All you|,, Sve—Welt it wae a che - a gt lar dealers in th d : * x do “hie! N ouse ® rewnee “ “ , onde aettor ury way ai the guise of & scoop. | Being @ missing bridegroom ts], ug rei oe Onset nov wine Ok Reed te @ big hole droagh you to : wh ean BR : = |] popu im the trade. aa about as exciting an occupation as| peeaday tripe hat br resemblance a doughnut A stock of pianes not excelled by santic days,| 00% from hive contragt mit a Vild) guddencely der fiasieade ceased ing to| there & these unre : Close observers are beginn’ ne “$ jere ie in ! 7 | Veut show und wass holting a camp /ideeluf, but we did nad expose — bac - = = inet hy epenking, Castro} | sneeting mit bar priffletehes, me ourseiafa. tor fone ia vor . ve vouevelt is not quoted as sayin wat y M crane ¢ tott id w a clofer “Delighted” once since he left | Isn't what would be called « jolly| ruse. Finding {@ waas nod efen a house in the West will be sold at the sible date. This includes all stores, coma, Everett, and other branches. und Adoit strapped on our rusty hoot-sixers und mobilised oursel ' goed felhow ufs me ‘ “ ve, charlotte russe, we atvanced in id bs “ milkpunchers on’ der plains. °°" single file two abreast , faint Any of these stores are for sale in a hein, 4 yond peggy et he be Pat etous ——S a “— the goods will be sold regardless of cost. avay. Hise finely able terms if desired. vore a Yooden «| No vender der correspondence waes | reason a tomber yart. He aig on ea wurbrised und dit nod agree on a| Tees 84 bay but vouit mod take The Exclusive Style Shop. K i Ss Pepper is a luxury. At least Mr. Payne, who makes }|mortality list until 14 looked like | "ST oat we gased’ad ach | nabe Piano e tariff bill, thinks it is ould who wurfifed, dey rallic i oa mid mit glancing Den | 714-716 SECOND AVE. Behning Pi Accordingly, pepper is to be taxed {nflictet great slaughter on der) bored unter a imbression. Ven we renee ype io You suppose United State killed wnd voundet i servo go, <img emul carson Realizzing dot somedings hat hap- y dime I do any vork, Der Chief Bughouve forcified | safetch a crazy kivilt ite if in der Vestorn Union oftsa,| Must be Bughouse,” I tot ba > well hiss dear Making @ faint to extract hisa| rcopy.| addendion to Adolf, | rushed abor unter a imbreasion isa der | Foster & Co. Pianos Sohmer Bag egy ety Armstrong Pianos miss} open Bg regen blaen pinnate a : / Behr Bros. P consumes ma year’ Only twenty on at means 34 train loads of 20 cars to the ven mi ad sent Notiseing hie ad in der Ch file ad all parber shops, wt Therefore a lus on ¥ just as much pepper man In future, peppe Il pay %) per cent ad valorem Abbroaching der at Id wass more as flesh und blud duty, which will ate ne ct Pl drough det scnne of dot hosters | fon, Wat nodsn tat et" ha rown Pianos On der prairie we soon fount der b He Mi final pare ER hy ee Melville Clark Pian (And don't forget that there is a jilar duty put by lowed fd drough sefern! saloons. paint and odder artists’ maderial Payne bill on all condishents and spices.) Dose obetaggios dit nod daunt us. | 1 wrenched myseluf loose yust as Vile so engaged, we narrowle Adolf stabbed bim in der yittie Apollo Player Pi If you object to this taxing of your paptry t the congressman fom your dsc twas madi tart furore, det er sen Foster Player Pi ery respectfully, lor, but none of dem hit vot dey! intians, hat perished a miserable Apri EDITOR DAILY STAR Part is'sng id egiiteh, 1 weed " ut din Owner ot: dee: ieainelb | Behning Player Pia cool onder fire but hot unter der| Smoke Shop made usa pay for der ——— aa | — SAREE AAI ocd EMO sae Think of it—such pianos sold at Ye They must all go, regardless of cost af ~ INTIMATE CORRESPONDENCE. | K ws PF ~ musical merchandise, show cases & iy cad Come early—secure first choice. —_—_ CLINE PIANO C 1406 —— First Av.——1406 BY RATH -ciBad Credit ~ SRST = Sa oe See | Orders have been ts which get special privil by the H | Y, j people who own Senator Aldrich |onactment of the tariff law : e Pp ou | p and Speaker Cannon that the in-|atore and heritance tax feature of the Payne | the outh re tariff law is not desired Mr.| ple “unter just eager e. to Dress Well wie (ESE ee for Easter Darrassing for President Taft. He/lare joining in the spoils foray does not see how the treasury|John Allen once filustr@ted how deficit in to be replenished if he in| this works. Bald he, breaking into Why slouch around in your old clothes forced to abandon the inheritance | poetry sentatives Beautiful Spring Hats FOR EASTER $5.00, $7.50 and $10.00 next Sunday, when you may open an account tax. An income tax is no leas ob- Come, little boy blue Island { noxious to the present controlling | Blow your horn nice, with u yt y vO ” aie oll f Interests of the government. Sert-| Blow hell out of wool | for anything you need in the way of ; ons consultations bave been held But don't touch rice new apparel? Our Liberal Credit Plan w i Se eet or ta the tove thes te lon’ to } PI 1 will | As an illustration of the many charming When asked what is the best route East, the aa Harriman and Mr. Morgan and the| Mr. Wilbur Wakeman, secretary | enable you to dress in style at all times with effects that can be achieved at pa al Aga ren asked v 3 the: F other interests represented would|of the Tariff Graft club, once sald out feeling the ey . 0 i a ea ee swer is easy-——Rock Island scenic Taft ere more lenient with Mr.|to me | ut tecling the expens Call tomorrow pense, we offer our splendid collection of me We offer the greater number of and most aft and permit some kind of tax Bah! They say this tariff » your ne re y ine: ¢ ? os ames Sick hie sored tall upon. too| busines tee sats. ne att ia your new suit ready in good time for dium-priced Hats, which we are satisfied is routes ‘ nit, itt swollen fortunes rather than. the | republics » t - “f aster, . ‘ 1 equipmel re Mee sonar ante picans are talking about re the best assorted stock of individual styles to rhe advantages of routes and equip vieing the tariff downward. 1 tell ou the protective tariff is a non resent bulletins from the White! partisan issue, House Indicate that the income bere Gate hy ner Fe en Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. on protective busines have to be thrown overboa “d ever, Wall st. in insistent, and | cluding dining service, are une xcelled. Call and talk it over be found. here's a style distinction-about the “Gra ham” Hats that will please you; there’®s a we can go wight Into the domo 1332-34 Second A P 209 Ui } oes eratic party and get enough m 9 ion St. a . & vi y ‘ Agt. rary toe be oi cratic pesty and got enough mas “iRsasla’s ebiths Cae Maa? value that will satisfy you, GEO. P. CAVE, Gen’ 4 large extent by repre ‘opublicana to the bad,” ° ° . Seattle, 12,8 large extent by reprosbnta | republionne to the bed wl | Main 1004 322 Pacifie Bloch ° ° °