The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 14, 1909, Page 5

THE STAR—MONDAY, JUNE 14, 1909. 5 IAYS HEIS een REGIMENT BAND WEsete | June brides, let this be your store— une In response to a doaire ch The d will ne Alfonso Penna, president of x” weveral years by ay ber 86 pleces, Quartersghoat, Hight Brazil, died at 7:80 o’clook this mbers of the Washington Na. Musto and Instruction are froe, and | morning, according to dispatch {ABORER ACCUSES tl Ml guard and fostered by Ad} Mi Wrig 1 for th ake ee received here. from the EMPLOYMENT tant General Lamging, & band to be ef the be a e hae ~~ € American minister at Rio de hown as the Second Regiment > . Janeiro. AGENT S. Rand of the Second Washington Mer Hl also be furnished | ] } Va National guard will mobiiised) There han for some time been| The follow who «ives hineelf fi — t ustered Into the service to no band in the national guard, and) away cant expe the world t ow evening at the armory it fe hoped that thie band will meet lue him very highly From Grading Pies: “ARTISTS WOULD PLAY ON TIN complaint of =~ PANS, IF MONEY WAS OFFERED,” javeatiqatior Ne=-<< SAYS THE NEW YORK “SUN” at have} | railway contre | | en senene where? TO PROSPECTIVE BRIDES—\\ ll be pl | } lor tinte we ahipped to the Sa Sa SPE L ES—We will be pleased to give with our compliments an ¢ color e gay #2 and a , 1 tw | marriage certificate blank to prospective bride This has been spe ly prepared and imported r this pu € camp, | ct fees | ee Great New York Daily Exposes “Value” of Paid “Artistic Indorse- ee, cen ments” for Pianos—Declares Public Now Recognizes the Com- es yonince> se mercial Side of Arrangements Between Piano Houses and Musicians and will ma lasting and attractive ornament for the bride's new home solid comfort redining deine save $2.70 on this crale— i WB folding go-crt $ all-metal folding go-cart: for §2.95 . extra special— dally those who f w ding of railways, ete, We} - - out to this place by att, for we aye | Im the piquant atyle of the New After the planist has been en The question is usually de isa York Sun, and explaining at length gaged, or ma before he ts en |by allowing ololet to have his tractors, Rot Reman to work A h¢ deceptive methods in vogue, gaged, the plano firm that ts tolor her way. This sort of business} feed then they send to|' ative to the subsidized artiste’ pay him engages one of the loeal|comes to Ita highest absurdity at| * nd ent, the following article, musical agencies to book him | the so-called music festivals, when | iS which causes : por more. ag aded “The Imported Pianist,” ap- through tt muntry on a basia of one inatrument after another te _ capin eared in that paper Sunday, May per cent. The agent must, of drawn out into the middle of the . ad is riicuiarty nh bere « ree 1 tf t ffer t hipping fr 4 an for) platform a he different solotets aa ie ger the ast two|!B View of the fact that thy him, a be many appear, It is not uncommon to eek getting «acquainted | DYNsparers ave ingly have eon firm will|have a# many a8 half a dosen in “4 the last named he immoral tone lowe struments in use during one con Pmaa works bere be! will undoubtedly under} © Pow by [cert ment of the Ant! piantats ¢ Men The expense involved in the en $6.95 fax, $2 road tax 8 fee Should you © the commercial c 1 many artistic ende lelwsobs any|#agement of artiets and the ut regular price 811.00, $7.75 , profit for the plano house that ia| certainty of the advantage thet 1 paying t salary ad im. i sulte have ade the plan »| thi a the Perris” This is the seasox he year ‘ =~ ve >. Logg he plano mat reqular price 11.00. * Ferris pate works) This , 2 frequently happens that the |Ufacturers In recent years leas ab -mnotal SANT hen the agents and the magagers expenses are not covered. The keen about the advertising that eNghix fas mer, 6s a the imprest the oth alien = ne = - o money made by the plano firm is|the tmported planist brings. Pian tine " \ den atee throughout; ; Bagp mae OS. B moat to come from the en-| lite are still br ht here, but there | w ered a aolld sad for * yee at rad x nieely enameled, seat, n ee for (a public, | gag of the planist by the|!* no longer the sar citement aly, Shopen pest, very wits OF Ne tae Th aides and base r heir voices in the land, saying |jarge symphony orchestras in the /Over the matter there used to be eat GAY adttaativa, bet otboard; folds ver t hat they have engaged for a tour principal cities | xi eatantal te eee . extension £ also Very substa tt rong and Herr Clavier Paveher, the noted . | "It may be,’ one of the musetal struction oe ries German pianist, or Mile, Touch |, ee times the planist, if hejagents said to The Bun reporter moderate et $114 ecial a regular price $4.60 ag a m t Sa * big eno may come here on/‘that there are pe! 80 ¥ i for the prada Regain Touche, the welkknown French iii. On hook o bes at there are persons In =F $7.15 for the week $2.90 planiste. the people who hook, and will reeetve a) genuous aa to believe that this or think of these things admire the * [/*ed sum from the plano house | that pianist plays nusioal gentus and foresight of “% “sine Its Instrument, while the | because he likes ft management la in the hangs of his|other in the world, f say there | Sheets and pillow cases specially priced— special sale of table linen— say there eriain plano ||| eee ,|these discerning agents, and think . HAS! inat the country fe safe so long aa |°%" People. Sometimes this sum | may be such persons. Dut I doubt! these wplendid specials in bed linen are for one week; the the price reductions on these table linens are very interesting for Ka music is In their expe aay Amount to as much as $500 ait very muc Don't you think that tinderpricings are unusually large, aud we strongly recom home furnishers—there are unusually good values oftered at savings oncert, but It takes & pretty emi-/everysody knows by thia time that] in price amounting to one-third and one-half of regular prices, pent planist to get such terme. planiate are paid to select a certain It i nol the money paid to | instrument and that If they could advantage of this money eaving opportunity in making their that | hands mend homefurnishers, hotel and boarding house keepers to take Mayor ar course, the popular view of i ores sh on = "leach tneidents of the musical sea paid & bigh tr son as the arrival of e diatin- | the pianist =. guished pianists te altogher differ-|4 Yenture expensive for the pt + wan | Hulahe ats te altoghe ° : lor the plar for i ping be ent from what actually happens houses. They have to send al at sven Se te Mr. Tentroprosont Booker does not ® Plano tuner and men te yang oy el travel through foreign countries )After the Instrument, and wh money ior it they would |i) necessary purchases of pillow cases and sheets kes such | get be willing to play on a tin par ] —targe bed shoots, 1x90 size t fe jut thie view that is good quality muslin; this lading the plano he question || fe, wiedom of paying oul so much no seam In the enter, re@ular pr Swhich cost $25,009, in| *2°ChIng here and there tke Diog ape several instruments must befor ihe artista they bring to this |p| enter) reaviel , n White fiver and/@t for the honest talent, that he |!0 commission. Then it may be| country, What doce the public|f| for the week 53c bring It over and sbow it to that & plano must be sent toto ® ining for instance, of » ainger who |[} ountry people. territory in which the plano i8@ | declares every ar that such 1 eottaxe bed © 6hx00 modus operandi of bring = no branches, and that means! such » plano one she happens po me ing pianists to this country,’ one that @ grand plano must be carted |), be using at the thme--te bette and sing © tnree-quas oe bere Frejot the agents explained = other |from efty to city, which In eontly that Bomar Me in the ona yy at unt no Seams In tee ‘ Ly jday to a Sun reporter, ‘Is quite he planists are not the only |the pian! © comes back every |p] center: ree at priee Tm 4 branet'< different from what It is supposed artists who receive these premiums age Ried - a to praise’ 6] Ste forthe © wee 9c | They are al! brought here, tor using pianos that belong to| different instrument? | iy : it will give with a very fe ceptions, by the/certain firms. Singers and violin pillow cases «of € ‘T] peer vendlar ptien tA 8 an anufacturers, to play on iste are also in the happy group), We're Bled to see one great quality of | muslin, nite epioiatiy. ‘ nstruments, and thus adver that may earn money through the | “ally take up this fight againet | i A ani sree 9c priced for this wale $1.28 this “paid artist” scheme of piano! | | |" thelr merits to the world jesire of the plano firme to have | “"Sappose, for inetance, there their inatruments advertised. In advertising. Muc edit is due! }is a noted pianist in Europe. The some cases a prima donna will re; Th? New York Sun for devoting . Tr Iplano house which wants its In-| ceive $100 a concert, and a pianist ‘te Sbove space .o an endeavor) GLISTO is the ideal an a Y ur Oey |strument advertised the following |to secompany her, If abe uses aj enlighten the general public e our. ery service Is a great lyear, sends over somebody to en-!certain kind of plano. Such torma|o® one of evils ot} furniture polish; we ° Credit convenience for those igage this pianist, aay for thirty are onty for the best known among | ‘He plane = t rni ure A f, er living far out; we 8. Johnston Co. has fought against) guarantee it to be the oneerts, at a guaranteed sum of the singers - SEATTLE c TACOMA Second Avenue at Pine Greater Seattle. $260 for h appearance. That| “The plano houses also pay a|thia evil for years. Not a dollar make regular deliv }owe to yourself Fo) on aber paid to| certain amount for the privilege | lll the House of Johnston pay to best you can buy. ; S H ) } cries to all points of t, big or little, for using 4 or securing thelr en-| any ar " © lesser lights, and is about 10 of having thelr planos use the! family—your | || < ee ae our plat # as much as they could earn | opera bouses and by the orchestras ide a |i! Berne and amallor chamber music organ provid Sometimes much larger sume , Such organizations are Tho one great policy of the John are paid. One plan here two compelled to allow the soloist to ston Co. la to give the greatest your own. years ago recelved $600 for every play the plano furnished by the |{ntrinale value for every dollar in-| aie See : buy or build you P,sepearance, and he had ne firm he ts engaged by. It ia often ted. Jus aly o & AMUSEMENTS, AMUSEMENTS. / rty of them. Next year he difficult to arrange the situation | plays this or that make does not) is eee anywhere, and you 00 and have as many ap when the soloist ts under contract | add jota to the actual musten! ene Mor it at the rate of For"r® In view of the to play one tnatrur while the! va ft ub t It does add ‘a 7 number of pianiata that make mon-| organization {a under contract to|an enormous expense to tho se Hing} @ month (and 5 per 4 ey, these terma are liberal. \use another Instrument price Mt simple imterest) for $1000.00 borrowed — ¥ Full size bottle. 25¢ “MOORE THEATRE | JOHN CORT, Manager Matineos Thursday and Saturday DWIN piano UNEQUALED VAUDEVILLE ‘The Europe: ORIGINAL THe Week of Advanced Vaudevili June 14 Margaret Moffat & Co.; Redpath Napanee 3 Sisters Athictas; Arm- ning MUSIC! MIMIC ‘ i> ———— strome Clark: Loney Haskell; Londe & Tilly The Grand STAR eee : JOHN CORT, Manager POPULAR VAt B. J All 1 “nly Matinee Bat Performances daily—-2:30, 7:15, NORTHWESTERN LEAGUB, urday 9:15. Prices—100, 20¢ MA, PRORMIS HANTIAN BASI BALL His Singing Company in “ ia 2 WW NonpLaNnpe *h i. Tomorrow at 3:80. PORTLAND V8, SEATTLE, Adininsion and Take Yesler ¢ ‘Seattle. Theatre, Luna Park ie — — ones ree shows Afternoons wed Even-| Chinese Theatre for iris, and { | Mat aylerms if you will start Nights $72.50 10 cnicaco $72.50 round trip from Seattle to Chicago, July 2 We're th and best Spring models in showing neweat Women's Shoes - Hundr ds of wag : ; oe of wag and 3, August 11 and 12. Tickets good to return until The sort of shoes women de ron ae ettaces | | “and salaried men : on : OSTRICH DRIVING IN. HARNESS A.-Y.-P. E. October 31, 1909. light to wear Miss 1 DAILY have availed > é . The leathers are right—the | COMPANY PAT,” the Educated Horse. SENSATIONAL SUCCESS! When you go East, whether via Minneapolis and pe lea ern romance ourpoon |The, PEKIN TROUPE, Jugglors A sCORK A Play am jana and Strong Men. First Prices. 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