The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 17, 1909, Page 3

E EIDE AXIN ERA Lh | ND OF At the Mo At the Alhambra. tow a Bext work thie piece take the part deat ae to see MI armen anity tonight play will story has more x t the any Shas crenyes during the n the new « tor » a son Tap by Picar Allen W Moss athe will be when be given for the Or by Miss Eleanor Gory =, a which M Mhis city ie the Who, in order to pide in ber for and origins! produ: The eurtal ONAL CONGRESS i 10 END TODAY | Ti Bancational ¢ Co; Be ecasion thin week at F @Epositior aded With @ program toda Roads Buliding. 1 President of the low Was the principal designated as Ps congress. The meetin the eoming H Shee ves attended, and the + Prominent educ Mi parts of the natior tly appreciated | Workers of ¢ my fn FOR GUESTS of Yaluable prove presente of mart Work, wuch a bs 1 tw, -P. exposition, will at the formal open batlding next Prevents include bronze wor maaeorest of Japan Jap ex ade Bi the Japanese building at |Home, £ ed and |} He Laurson Date Changed tnatead of return, A 12th, to Chicago, Meervations 06 Firy: sth MARIE DORO ATE | danete ons t Oe tle of tt * “LO the te Ph ORE t fam on the le a wire haractert pe, (wo duaky ¢ netin features of th harps inatic % Street ~ form « min the act Musicians new bill opening at Pantages Theatre tomor tow afterne tn the aet play in fan faahi biat our rom The four young men | charactertette Ital selections ranging from Gardnere Truke, ase opera to the latest rag asaleted by with pected to make a bie hit In the northwest, featuring late well) known songs. “I'd Like to Spend an Afters: Enow With for Me,” Ie as Fireman Ren Reyer and Brother will give beat exhibitions of trick cling that hae been one of the and comedy You, It's Geod My Jonnny in extra THE MARKETS © lodtentes arades. Pige a | Beletan hare Menta, Live Welght it ‘@ mnie Cows, it Helfers, ib lwes Wet al, large ‘lam shells iranulated i mea orateh f done prie the average by the loenl wh loeal produc: Prices ta variation «aed gene are for aon it d—Selling ¥ Was ae otherwine wtetetly feet it 1.50@ 2.00 + 1.00 1.60 2, ton 4, 1008 tb. whe Eee onck 5.00 per te n Ington Washington thinothy Alfalfa Vheat hay Kaatern ed wheat *** | Chop, ton , Washington fon o os | ot 04% 06 Dressed Mente 6 m 0@ 24.00 00@ 41.50 0049 14.00 50q 17.00 qf 24.00 00G 16.00 09@ 45.00 00@ 87.00 ELSA RYAN AT THE AINAMBRYA = Wil-| | rainie Johnect i for Ba & pair od the Prer inutng for one cen ve] { the fare all of them the very 1. | & Co. witl Virgina Allleen May resent Romance of t te . story of two loving hearts Mies} May, Mies Van Taseell, Harry Cum mings, Ed. M Kimball and Fred Huebner will appear in this playlet ae RE The Fishers, spectacular conte tlontate, come wt excellent f station for extracrdinary work preaente « from, the other an H Al ae to he artiet who jetured melody te mw The bill will motion pletures by the A den of trained lions will be the leading free attraction at Luna Park tonight, twice tomorrow and for four days next week, Mme. Sebelie will be remembered from her formances at the exposition during the opening ie the trainer and she feroclous pets through re rarely seen | Mine. Beh 1 for fifteen their charact ve her, but at great fear of her Lona Park's regu itwenty fn all, will he ween a p attractions, week | whole corn, ton Cracked corn Feed corn meal 16.009 37.00 ton 37.00@ 34.00 ton, ..97.00@ 38.00 bar- 19.00@40.00 | Prulte—setling Prices, = psa of Government Land The U. 8 government is now opening for settlement several | tracts of land In Washington, Idaho jand Montana. The government's j interest in this land ceases when It lis sold. But w Unele Sam finda} ja piece of land that he needs he improves it by spending millions of dollars, and thereby makes it and adjoining property valuable. and he continues to make It more |¥aluable each year by a monthly | |payroll of hundreds of thousands lof dollars, Don't you know that Is| what he is doing on the Bremerton | Navy Yard? Bremerton Heights is alongelde the navy yard and will) continue to receive the firat bene. | | fite of th large annual expendt-| }tures. We are selilng large tracts of land at $50 and up; large lots at 6 and up, on terma of $1 and $2 monthly. Is it not better to Invest! a few dollare in Bremerton Heights where there is a certainty of a large incre in value, than to take a chance on a plece of wild Jand and have to live on it the better part of your life, and then find it a blank? Call at our offtee and go with us (at our expense) | and let us prove to you that these are facts, We are taking crowds over there every day on the fast new steamer H. B. Kennedy, whieh leaves Colman dock ten times dally We pill keep our offiée open Satur day even ull 9 and Sunday morning till 11:15 to aecommodate the crowd, Seattle Homeseekers | Co,, owners, 106 Cherry st.; Bremer ton office in the Oregon building, at Br fon, We furnish a free auto to show you everything over there, very | jacted as chairn | Bis Wi jattle daily papers and |ncenes of frontier wirla {Oven offices THE STAR D ROUSING MEETING THE ARMORY Speeches on Child Labor, Votes for Women and| Work in the Slums Such Cases Here Seattle. in moeting called by Wome wae made the by prominent membe tional counell Mrs. Flo k, who held the Inapector woman to! hold that position, addressed the gathering the subject of child labor | Mre, Kelley gave graphienily a} number of cases that she had die| covered here in Seattle where the! laws were being broken. Bhe out lined & campaign whereby a nation-| al child labor bureau might be € tablished | Rev, Anna Howard Shaw Mra. Kelley, choosing for tople, “Why | Want the Ballot,” and she made her felt. She} stated that she belleved the woman} In polities of the great heeds of This belief she sald was the result of yeart of work fn the slums of Boston and o olthes. 1 Manon, deput and Dy spoke on labor BL MeMahor ih gave the views workers, P. K. Mobr for four tate factory and the years tion of of Tite follow ed her sons was one the slime. t miwaloner Jobr lems. Thomas ed 8, MeCul of the men an of *| | MEDICAL CONVENTION j Tuesday, all the! # in the Nortt tion here for Hegioning next west Ww in There will nis have date medical as On ve four days gates are arriving in the elt NEWSPAPEAMEN SE AND EANOY SH A dress rebearsal of Cheyenne} West Show war given of the staffs of the Be ther invited guests last night, at the Western j Washington fair grounds. There} 15 good events on the pro The mingled bands of In diane and cowpunchers and the! life which they | quite realistic | the cowboys and the riding, and the shooting} best of | their kind, and especially tx the rope work of Buffalo Vernon worth | while. The first regular performance of the show will be given tonight at &| o'clock, BAKE OVEN CURED MRS. GRACE to members portrayed were The Indians. One of the moat remarkable cures of rheumatiom ever effected by the famous Loughney Bake Oven Inet! tution, 220-226 People's Bank Build ing, Seattle, ie In the case of Mre. Grace Morgan, 1739 Minor ay., Seat! tle, who now finds herself free from the ailment that caused her intense suffering for the last 26 years, In & signed statement Mra. tells her own interesting story | cannot find words to describe the agontes I suffered. I tried al most everything that was suggested to me, but without permanent re Nef. Finally | wae told of the Loughney Bake Oven Association Then | was bedridden for two! lweeks. Friends carried me out of my bed and helped me to the Bake After the first treat ment I was able to walk unagsslet ed to the shower; after the shower I dressed without the help of any- one, Then | walked unassisted to 4 street car and went to my home, | ‘Il have steadily improved until after a course of fifteen treatments, | {1 feel that | am permanently cured of rheumatiem, I want every suf. ferer to read of my experience, so! that they may know what a boon to mankind the invention of the Bake Oven has been. I want to say also that the Loughney Bake Oven Ap soclation has Dr. F. H. McClellan, a medical practitioner, constantly tn attendance, and he sanctions every treatment given, Competent nurses are always there to care for women | patients. 4Signed) “MRS. GRACE MORGAN,” The Laughney Bake Oven Apso | lelation's office hours are from 8 a,| m. to 6 p. m. datly and from 9 a, m bto 12 noon only on Sunday ALBERT HANGEN, Jeweler, First and Cherry. Optical Department SATURDAY clude Morgan | 1909. g JULY 17, TT MACCE ‘FRISCO PAPERS. ARE ON TONIGHT. IN CALIFORNIA Has Been Great Succéss be YEARS OCCURS MGRS. & DREW city Financially—Performers Like Their Parts and Ap- plause They Have Re- ceived, e Matinees nd and The Lee “|Blue ON Saturday fina dar both ae The are & had # muel Ir parts Ki « TUESDAY an whe tage at Mox I could juat dance « weeks and weeks and the little enthustast in @ heap, her eyes b citement This te the of « among the soctety maids who tripped through the tntricate of the Kirmeas, which has b this week for the sake of charity And the audience grows more er thusiastic every night Tho performance tonight wil, cor the Kirniess The voting for the | dancer cc exciting ev the lust nig I know I ox tht with Prices—60c to $1.50. Matinee Pr Curtain—#: 16 50: Carriages $1.00. CLEARS THE COMPLEXION OVERNIGHT Pimples, Rash, Eruptions, Etc Quickly Eradicated by New Skin Remedy o te MOORE THEATRE ’Srncer" Manager WEEK BEGINNING TOMORROW NIGHT~ URDAY Ever alr ONLY MATINEE SAT. most popula tinues to be one of the btw of the performance extraordinary & eveded th of the emir the most sanguine ¢ gave thou Pacific |, it to hmar th Actress, world. It hae cu HAS A HARD TRIP. oe The 8. 8. Umatilla, of the Coast Steamship company, present ed & woathor beaten appearance she lay at Pier D this morning. Ow ing to a high northwest an sty eae -“ ng heavy gale of wind fro pate ‘the quarter, the Vessel m of it coming up the med “The Morals of Marcus” Ww Brilliant 50c te $2.00. con. such & pimples, rash, bi ends, acne, barber's it te ot A Matinee—S0c to $1.50. Week Begining Sun KLINOM GLYN's ThreeWeeks Th my, Famous ’ Beryl Hope as “The Lady” PWO CONTINENTS ake Saturday Book ‘ of Her packages recer and the SENSATION OF THE GRAND The Only Musical Show in Town. JONN CORT Manower Dance Tonight Dance at Drea Laboratories Twenty fifth | and Unie Street, Ne land, Beventh ay on free, e* “ AMUGE MENTS. | MAT. TODAY—TONIGHT—LAST TIMES—"THE TENDERFOOT.” WEEK BEGINNING TOMORROW NIGHT — Saturday Matinee Ferris Hartman And His Big Com Will) Present. Sam 8. and Lee Shu “THE BLUE MOON” 50-—M All Pretty. Gorgeous Costumes. Evenings, 26¢ to $1.00, Matinee, 25¢ to 75c. Thurs, Seattle =: ee Evening 15c to 50c par by poremest with Both Phones—5106 50 Beautiful Music Prices: People Girle Advanced Vaudeville Mats. Sun. Week Commencing Monday Matinee, July 19th. ALI-STAR PREATORE 10c and 25¢ Acrs ELEANOR GORDON & COMPANY Preeeetiag TIPS ON TAP” LA PETITE REVUE | THE FIVE AVOLOS An Old 1} Uniqyely Vocalized and Twentleth-Centuryized Xylophontats Par Excellence Abbott, Worthley, Minthorne » thelr Breezy Skit Reach LENA PANTZER sted by Bam Mint, ‘Un the Floor, on a Wire and tn the TONIGHT—CARMEN - COMMENCING SUNDAY Emma Bunting And Excellent Company in the Everlasting Success COON HOLLOW Mr. Paine Mr. Winninger Martini & Maximillian Latghable and Applaudable Magi ‘On the THE KEMPS “Going t The Latest Novel Bvening F Dally Matir Dahomey Orpheum Motion Pictures es NEW SHOW MONDAY AFTERNOON MYSTERI GUESS WHO SHE IS BARRY & JOHNSON | SISTERS CLARENCE In “Held for Ransom The Australian Nuggets MITCHELL & CAIN A Surprise in Humor Specialties by Reception and Souvenir Matinee on Thursday. Photos of Miss Bunting. Alex. Pantages, Manager. Phones tee Main 12 Tnd., 4334 The Tora Japanese Family Sword Walkers MOVING PICTURES and LES PLOETZ-LARELLAS, Girl Luna Park Saturday Night Always a Big Night FREE TONIGHT AND AT 3:30 AND 9:00 P. M, DAILY UNTIL JULY 2. Mme. Schelle it Trained Lions A Wonderful Performance With Wild, Ferocious Beas KINGS OF FOREST HANDLED LIKE KITTENS There Are Twenty Other Big Shows, Cir House Acrobats Summer Season of High Olass Vaudew Monday Atte te cond at auto. Week Deginaing Wg Pree # Afternoons Kvenings Daily West Sealtle Ferries Bevery 20 M Alki Cars FISHERS Speetnontar Co Chiquita a axe | th Vhe u Wo a fo the Wertd. 10 Minutes. Queen, Zeon & 7HON Novelty Gymunste. ANITA WE AM Pletured HARKY DE LA The Gay Old inte SCOPE lofures Popular Prices, 10 and 20 cents, Box Seats 50 cents, Dally Matioces at 2:80, Hventings at T and 9, Here A 8 f The re. Some o hem “Unequaled Vaudeville” Pantages Theatre Week Commencing Monday Matinee, July 19th. Carter, Taylor & Co. ly N Boat Swing, Carc Educated Horse Shoot-the-Chutes, Canals of Ventee, Joy Wheel, Crazy “City of Yesterday,” Ete. Ete. A BIG SHOW FOR SMALL AMOUNT OF MONEY. At Madison Parkir STARTING TONIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK sth \ Cheyenne Bill’s Wild West and Congress of Rough Riders BIG TRINH OF SIOUX INDIANS BLAND STAGE COACH honmEnyY, ISTIC PONY BXETESS. WILD BUCKING Roller Coaster 4 Venetian Street Musicians—4 Sket ALVA YORK Engiiah ¢ ‘HEREALD of Strength and End ance ARTHUR EL WELL PANTAGESCOPE New Moving Pietures Hons Ife of vs Admission Including grand stand Tickets and reserved box seats on sale at Shaw's drug store, Madison. and and Conthnvous Performances Sundays from 2 to Li pom, Matinees Dally,