The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 14, 1909, Page 4

Member of the United P lished dally by The Star tna Oo SS ——_ HONOR MONEY class of Dargmouth college out into the world t r da with this ad ELSA RYAN, THOUSANDS OF “You have had little to do with self-support? Now you} MILES FROM HER BON, BEES HIM AT PLAY, are called upon to earn your own living, From this time on > | honor money-getting, money and power, Riches are the lever ape ork Miller, aged New Y When Ma Mornt de | be a fulbfledged man hall of service to the world.” Holghts, ‘ Palmer right Did y {will be able to exhibit for the Ts tha ndvice Is it safe to give that: to Aan AM» | aovusement of hte friends a moving bit ive of himaelf as a baby He *% an also polut out the Hfe actions We think n Money is not the star \ ‘ eet ee aie ave th met Whit rouacied f ryt es in the realiatic portraitur , ht ‘ tual childhood, forming a continw but red achievement, RK of motion seenes, whieh lever of are the | D ave taken for the moat re one reat a st \ \ eparation Ed nother, who \ Pal bins nown to the American stage as ; dhosdigy isa Ryan, to commission & ' hey change tl w when t ‘ Harry Thaw] wellknown pleture company of ‘ \ their hoe Gh New York to photograph her won 1 4 » t € ve ange i ew whe wy terful It le baby ty acquain vith a Luther Burbank, a Wright brother, | so that while £ Aon ' . Rot H p able to actually be a W J Bryan, a Lal arte oo t ’ o s the movements, the smiles the | other tf who has never relic noney for a lever} quaint Htte tumbles and the child ish anties of her baby. Apart from] pt service [the wentinent, the makers of the They learn then that only brains count for happiness and | film, whe regularly supply thou nds of moving pletures to the success. Brains achieve, and many a fool and almost any knave | aires throughout the country, de i he “baby film" to be the money. Sen UAC Up t00N) most unique pleture ever made She Loves Her Baby ot t the postage doesn't, Mr, Roosevelt has killed two chee. | this season Mise Ryan han! Qmount t bh, b Mr. Bryan/taha With due allowance f Af efused to leave New! declaring that, while #he lov bu is quitt rican orthography, th fleas can't > t ke ae ne : at d the stage, she did not care to loser when he writes to Taft about | of the ation le at or Sonnet Git’ hus’ Game. te the mat the direct election of senators. cernat inti! Clyde Fite, the playwright, | a land —_— | As there was but one in the con Shuberts selected Mins Ry: | as the ideal type for the ebar-| about | There ten't any question . t ‘ filed r of “The Blue Mouse,” in the that st site deal being a good) 'e#t, no protes > "| famous play of the same name, that thing, although thefe may be some | *#einat lestrian Weston's having |the pretty Httle actress finally uestion as to the identity of the| ad bi + half-soled at Chey-| agreed to break her vow, provided | saps | cane. might have a moving pleture| benefited. | me |made of her baby to carry on the road with her. In the prohibition states of the Now what if Mr, Aldrich, when he| Miss Ryan's moving pleture, re ltakea his vacation, should find| garded from this standpotut, will ne ~ ¢ t peerett - gouth they are drinking “beerette laome ‘lea'place end @aside not to Merve 4 double purpose, for in after an evasion of the law and a heinous years her son may seo hie ohild-| come back? | hood life as It ts today crime against the English language } ed Devotion and love can conjure 4 Looking at It in @ calm light, Mr.| Gp no aweeter picture than that! “ a \« hay ted " ne 6 " Several generations having fatled | displayed excellent judgment | Which takes place once, and some to swim across the British Channel, in onion t , times three or four tr every in winning those early season games : A & yolattle Frenchman now plans to} s | week In the city where Miss Ryag| : —___— jis appearing with The Hue My across, For « man of his peculiar abilities, | Mouse,” | nan | Mr. Jeffries appears to be strangely| She Charters a Whole Theatre, | One thing about Bryan; tt would) woking in fixity of putpose Al the hour when the theatre crowd ia lightest the little actress mother engages an operator and ar ranges for the exclusive use of a 1Ocent theatre. And there, alone tn the darkness, ahe sees projected on the white sheet a tiny object which to her is all the world. It is the biggest, most tender, most pathetic show any mother @ver saw Every scene shows her baby an never be necessary to send a kid paping party out after his presence. Persia is the latest have a real suffragist convention. | country to That bigamist who married for fun —— Must realize by this time that he has been disappointed. The Elks’ election was almost as thrilling as that of the D. A. R. ee Ore PPOHOSESESESLHOSESESSSESoHeSooeseoes although it ian't big, OUTBURST OF EVERETT TRUE 3)eiie"sct ii. | The film measures about 480 foot OeSeSeSeSeSeSeHsSesedeseesOsOsSeGEGeOeOEOeOOO ere rrr ne are required to “run” it off. it te in five scenes, one of the beat of which shows the j lawn in front of Mise Ryan's eam jmer home on Long 1 4. In thie} the entire Miller family ap | leading man and lover, whose heart, beats and | pears | Although Marshall ts eure of age but three! he is a particularly j bright youngster, Miss Ryan is fearfal lest he acquires a taste for stage, and it is principally for {nim reason that she does not take him on the road , |SNORE SILENCER BUNKO, CLAIMS $500 INVESTOR, | YORK, July 14.—-Davis B. Date, a B lyn inventor, was ar laint of Henry a barber, who charges ed him to the ox ways that joe Date in nted a de to attach to the mea of persona addicted to anor Won Tat YOU Have ORNAMENTED |“ THIS FRESH CRAIENT WITH YOUR INITIALS 1 THINK AN IMPRESSION | OF YOUR FOOL FACE OUGHT To | 0 BLONG wirn THEM! ~jusT | HOLD THIS POSE FOR A WHE | UNTIL THE CEMENT SETS Good! | he guaranteed would completely cure them of the habit jin a few nights. Pfederkamyp Inter jested himself when Date gave him a few offhand statistion aa to the |number of snorers in the United ing and whie States and showed how If only one haif of them should bay ing the antl} there would — be manufacture machine ain ite anc | HER HANDS ' REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR T sit and try to tra It's not men by their clothes—pollcemen and letter carriers, for exams think hae k The innocer One of t don’t car pack rich when iy alw x them, but in valn et will not fuse that It would sudden, as 1 muse a thought of her dear ed, tanned and labor And there the simple woman stand To meet her duty's hard demands Among the ehtidren she had borne! irk nor written word remains wv pictu hy to appre vad i dd Jott and veins 1 tend strong, And honest tal The tale of service and of love! O, hands of mintatry, that wr through vught In constant care woal and woe, Nor reat by ¢ “Blea rowed from ine der odder Adolf, I youtt Ske day to half dot heluf dollar um bor tb or coffin caught Lam sorry, Osgar, but I don’d remember 14. You see, 1 haf been | This pang Is mino—1 never thought taking absend treatmend for my mind, und now | am absend | To kiss your finger long ago! mindet | Joseph O'Connor, | “ THE SEATTLE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE [ACTRESS LIKES HER ART BUT | KEEPS ALL HER MOTHER LOVE THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1909, STAR DUST Joon Wine Saya oa with’a tor hadu't heew vot at all; would yo fa bad eam on the think the m vy the bachel ti think t are few t wild duck a OE | Natural ty sweetly, did Cain, | santa Met th ELGA RYAN : “ee Of the “Blue Mouse” company, and her baby boy. A Vousthie 1 1 know why t sald Mabe It's ive won't let tb |INTIMATE CORRESPONDENCE BY RATH FRA TERE RE o Versattitty It wae as mach ae I could do to} ing when Mine G ther tance was 's he ta} idiot."| # of an rd and Times, j Rather Mmbarrasston That salishran te a funny! Washington, BD. C., July 10. meane the government of the Unit-) chap.” remarked the hat salen nan | Dear Dad od States The utive has be in the vie hotel: @ hasn't been out of hie ream tod It in quite true that the beef trust come a small Heveridge was ag pers of cireum ie far on ite way to the cemtgal of told he was itn training for os nafided ottee sales floor leader of the Aldrich combt How the trust already controls the nation ete. To all of tanning Industry waa fully diecioased which he replied, Im effect: “Get qo in the tariff debate. The next step bebind me, satan, For it is writ is the contro! of the patented ma (ten, ete.” Bo I say 1 am dinposed chinery by which shoes are made.to give Beveridge a good deal of You may or may not know that this! credit for taking the minority end) machinery is now all instaiied,on|of the proposition, and going! , the boot and shoe making IndQatry letim of clreumatances? oe., otc Tes, he is shoes outside his! them at a cat down t = e Tide't Mine His “Mernta’ ” amodatin® leases. It te not solu, So the per | against the Ill will and sure retriby tion of the Aldrich Wall-st.trust | Wien de whiskey frore sons of corporations who control tlon jhe said dat cracked toe wus his the machinery control the business, | combination [pe male Set. It i reported today that the beef Sincerely, RATH = = | trust has secured thie control, Up Meitrimeony. | to thie Ume the control has been - ‘ . . PF At 40 & man may rearet that he . ” ¥ he fool wanders; the wire trave sarried. At 60 o bachelor regrets in the hands of a corporation whose) The fw | married. Al 60.9 bechsler regrets management has been very antie nt A : Basalt cath rtd abate factory to the shoe men. But the) i Seema pesca sarees Pee ncateROrEN — menace of « change In control has | PRESIDENT TAFT AT LAKE CHAMPLAIN | always hung over their heads, and the evil day for the shoe men may now be closer than some of them | pect j see The ilness of Mra. Taft was more serious than many people h reliably informed described as a nervy preakdown Was something more y approaching a paralytic o It was at least six weeks » Mra. Taft left her bedroom, and she is still unable to see even TERCENTENNIAL CELEBRATION | intimate friends re. Taft has been greatly missed by the social world. Up to the day of her tiness she was the soul of energy, and was rapidly becoming the dominating spirit in all things social in Wash Ington ‘ee | to give a good deal of credit to Senator Heveridge for being an “Insurgent 1 happe know that he had more to resiat than almost any of the sena who chose to take up the eudgel the redoubtable Aldrich good committer Tam dispone He appointments, and had been more or less petted by the Aldrich-Hale combination. When the ar { the ways was rea 1 Aldrich took Beveridge up into the high mountain and showed him the earth and the riches vf “All these things,” said Aldrich will | give you If you will fall down and worship me Or, in other words, Aldrich told him that if he (Beveridge) would stay out of the insurgent combination, he (Aldrich) would use hie great power to give Heveridge anything within the gift of the senate majority And you know the senate majority THE STAR PHOTOGRAPHER TOOK THIS SNAPSHOT WHILE | THE PRESIDENT WAS INSPECTING THE RUINS OF FORT TI jf} CONDEROGA, now Telephone — Mate tnd, O4TE MacPherson-Gray Co, Three Exceptionally Good Specials for Tomorrow's Sale $15.00 Silk Dresses for $7.48 Stylish Silk Dresses made of Satin Foulard; tyle; lace yoke: both turned «lk with soutache braid and buttons; all Pike Street, Near Second Avenue. s004) In People’s Bank Building. tent with de pendoble quality deal when with | A square for you dealing semi-Princess wn and high collar; trimmed sizes; these dresses must be seen to be ippreciated; they have a chie and style that you find only in high priced garments; regular $15.00 value; spe clally priced for ton $7.48 in lorrow, | $2.50 Parasols for $1.48 These Parasols are posit best ever offered; | broidere in neat patterr rectoire style | Men’s $1.25 Shirts for 69c Fancy N made of superior quality French madras in the Stylish blues and tan ; eut full tom-made there is nothing cheap about them ex the price; all : regular $1.25 values, specially priced for tomorrow, 69¢ the very egligee Shirts for men long Di andle 1 lor tl opportunity to purchase than asked for ct ively have Mme as cus your ol for less a fine para hirt veap and "in 0 values for ept sizes ferior grades; regular $1.48, Vike Street Veopte’ MacPherson-Gray Co. Near Sevond Avenue, ok # tng. MacPherson-Gray Co. Knabe A Most Remarkable Linen and Repp Suit Sale Tomorrow has there been } usual val new, upet te, r@ad 50 New Linen and Re Suits and Dresses | from York ini that is new and laa in style at al t one-half the regular value One-piece Princess Jump er and Coat Dresses rose ght b | ural hite. The t | mings of self ) ings and laces, a | button and = stray insertion ome n Dutch collar of white lir Two-piece Suits of Linen Burlap, sors natural and heck cretonne girdle skirts have the Suits $ princess Three-piece the jacket is collarless with a front; trime colored lace, bu str | cutaway fancy a garment worth less than | $35.00 | | morrow Very special to $18.75 Second Floor Dainty appetizing lunches at | moderate prices in our Tea-| | room, on mestanine floor on label. JOHN VITTUCC CO. eats ctions or ¢ \ Ta mand ments styles, of best quality $3.50 to $5.50—Cash or Cr 1332-34 Second Av. Cline Piano Co AGENTS FOR Best One Priced Piano House 1406 First Avenue JABAMARGEONE Every Drop of = Map of Italy Olive V But do not sell at retail Ask Your Dealer — for This Brand And insist upon seeing the yellow map of Maly Then you will be sure of Absolutely Pure Virgin Olive Oil Week and Usecowver, TODAY'S STYLES TODAY | 25% Discount on All’ Dresses and Costumes —Cash or Credit— f New Linen Waists F astern Outfitting “Seattle's Reliable Credit House” The World's pis aad bh Piano Trimmed Hats At a Ridiculously Low Pig haut 4§ nelle Hate in Maiti as high 48 Slow tomorrow ast of them, 1 5 oye eCllOn my ey must KO, 80 9% A Big Sp i Sale a -4, 0 and nhard, Ulemag 4) » line, Spachen’ point, filet, Wallachia ete.; all the hes; bought isly we will 1 at about g r value, Seg; | window display, 3 Groups for Quick ! ties up to alities up to $f ' o 16-button GI ks and tans; at $1.00, $1.25 end tomorrow ht i 50 Chamois Glo pair When you buy a Dire aC n and Rep Suits | Models in] y express never so much it show fine nd hand embro pularly priced atm Co, h be &