The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 18, 1909, Page 5

i ted FScSAZASE SESIRISESE & 3883 434 Be 90 SHE BUYS A WEDDING RING) DARWIN GETS SPIFFLICATED Missing Link Learns More ‘“", of Man's Ways—-Gets a reat Nearer ’ ° Civillzas| ware to tion—Maybe? All Was Not Well, i At the fir heap and, wink Mr. Ringling, he attempt he winnaee | He Was Souned, piffiioated, Brntth replied, | eed, walking ttalie, three et--in plat Anglo-} unk 1 threw op hiv ha dn horror 1 always knew Darwin! | Was @ wonder,” he cried, “but I had! no idea he so closely approached the j Purnan ae thin” be water} | Poor Darwin Feil, | <i im Seattle.) Then Smith explained that Dar Jwin during the night had suftered | 1 of the | with calle, He had been given in a) nip of losely | thought soing link that) Darwin (patitacting « wonderful ammount | too much ‘tttention as th of Ringting Give him some ordered | f monagerte | Mr. Ringling. “and if he doa tt] queer creature lives Ina min-| again, make him sign the pledge | house of his own, provided) Darwin posed for an “Oh-what~a pointments of a full-| might” pleture, which It te hoped, }will in hte sober me The show is en route Dar-) him sufficiently asharr cage is Kept in one of the!to bring about a refor star bromo, St a ere GIRL FROM DENVER | | BOTHERED BY MEN "y do in Seattle and that she TO FOOL THESE FOOLISH | thought it real mon of the men to MASCULINE PERSONS, try and do her #9 many favors ; She said her name was. Bvelyn | Brewster and she is stopping at) girl f Denver iv annoyed the-—ne It woulde't de to name the it 7 sors of Beditle, So the| mer ,,{t Mist conse a small jl 8 SQUADRON IS MAKING READY TO SET SAIL Mo wedding ring from Tit | EN | ‘aey't married nor she inking = about getting p fost tired ‘of t t Of the men in this The crulser squadron, prepara =. ys ase a eer of tory to its voyage to Bastern wat it toot tke bing thom with | #athering today. Four veusels ‘hat pin.” That's what she gave |!!! Come from the Puget Sound | navy yard, the Tennessee, thy Ces thie ring to make | Wsshington, the Colerado and the Smean men think that fam mar-|Pe?esyivanta, and four others will and maybe they will leave me | S™* from San Francisco. They ie” she sald, with a little pout. jare the West Virginia, Maryland,| Be't suppose you men here tp | South Dakota and the Callfornia. ile even respect the wedding | The Vessels will remain tn the bar ‘Dut Um going to try it any- | bot for ten days and will be open ‘and thes she flounced out | Visitors, according to an an we stare. nouncement of Rear Admiral se-| few,” waid the clerk, as he hey who is in command of the Chiet of Police Confirmed. { CHICAGO, = Aug. §.—Chicago “|aldermen in special session con- firmed the appotntment of Col. Le roy Ward aa chief officer of the police to succeed G. M. Bhippy, re- signed. re. lon bere WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 18.— Mrs. Shelby Cuilom, wife of Sena-| tor Cullom of Minots, is critically Mat her home here, ber physicians having given up hope of 4 Grand Carnival of Nations THE STAR—WEDNESDAY this Princess dresser for $7.95 waer ia made wel aod ished in quarter-aawed gx oak; & wer © and dresser, which | at the a saving , seus NV , $7.05 i > Ip stlrnctive regular price $16.00 =e save $4.55 on / this Morris chair— large and comfortable Morris chatr, oxnetly it picture, prettily frame, finished In oak, durable sp cushion upbolatered in | Persian velour; the tar price of this at reg oom fortable chair is 98,60 Spectal for this Seek eens sop rniture SEATTLE Large Tracts $50 and Up Large Lots $35 and Up Terms $1and $2 Monthly. Uncle Sam Is Backing the Navy Yard And you do not run any Fisk In aperty around the bed Wary Yara at’ the a ny tty ie alongside the navy yard an t fleet ben leave our daily and wn minutes’ ride Call at cur office and aap us. FRI Happy indeed is the cook who knows her baking must be successful because | Standard oN \ [Bankrupt Sale| AUGUST 18, 1909. Closed Goptember 6 Day at the We will be Beattie Exposition there Union Savings & “2Trust Co. of Seattle Capital $300,000 Surplus divided profits and = un 40,000 Beonomy ia the first step to wealth, Opening a savings ac count Is the second. Every great fortune had ite foundation jald in small savings, Wo be lieve we can truthfully say that the savings bank ww the H greatest promoter of thrift in the world, You can easily find ours. INTEREST 4 PER CENT Compounded Semi-Annually, JAMES PD. MOGH. President WN. B. BOLNDK, Cashier pinperTons Perdinand Hehbmits, J. PD Low man, A lt Stewart, © H Pebb RC. MeCormtek, James D. Hoge N. B Soiner CORNER GECOND and CHERRY BTV CET Dreoches at and art, Georgetown anton, $23,000 stock of Clothing, Mate. Shoes and Furnishings at your own price 140K ST 184 he Raven prescription service meane that the doctor's skitl In pre | | sertbing le most efficiently supple ~——= | mented by the @ruggist's skill in Excellent COUPON BALLOT 1410 Beoond Av. VOJE FOR QUEEN Concessionaires Day August 20th | | Queen Day AY». Concessionaires and Pay Streak ° rniva FREE Ca Cut this out and mall or send to Concessionaires’ Day Committea, headquarters Fortieth and Fourteenth Street | This coupon entities holder to one vote only, Write name in fall. winner, to be announced August 30, Ye College ian, The AIAUSEMENTS. 4 OTHER HG SEW ACTS Moore Theatre Reatile's Leadin Original New York ha } Hives, Se to #8. Me THE GRAND Tontght—Al Week JOHN CONT, Manager. Mat, Sat renni tn ov HAWTMAN Kves, 260 to #1 nit sir AlOY Mat, ate to The } | Alhambra RUSSELL & DHEW, Managers. Mats. Wednesday and Sat JOUN MASON Ie Augustus Thomas’ Masterplece rday | | Igorrote Village} Greatest Exhibit of a “THE WITCHING HOUR” Nigit cw F Mats, 66 to $1.60 Seattie Theatre HESSELL & DREW, Managers. Hoth Phow | his week, HMMA BENTING tn |) "ANITA, THE © ON POURTH AV. AND SENECA sTREnT, SUNDAY and MONDAY, August 22 and 23 ATS rm, Tickets on sale at Sherman & * " A.-Y.-P. Exposition | — Primitive Wild People Ever Made The JOY WH Has Arrived AM\ WILL EXHIBIT AT SEATTLE TWO DAYS SEMENTS. Thurs, Fri. Aug. 19 = 20 Show Grounds; Fifth Ave. and Republican St. 5 DOUBLE LeNort BS xannoad cans TRS Lit VRLO STRONGEST OF ALL SP» HOLDING BOODLBS. EARTHS STRONG MEN AMES” para 60 Acrobats and the 12 Lorch Pamily ‘60 Aerialists and the 10 Plying Jordans GO Riders the Renos and Daisy Hodgini 50 Clowns, the World's Funny Men 375 Circus Artists Imported EVER SEES ON BARTR Admission tickets‘and numbered reserved seats will be on | sale during the engagement in the SHERMAN, CLAY & CO, PIANO STORE, 1406 SECOND AVE, at exactly the same price charged in the regular ticket wagons on the show grounds, [LOIS THEATRE Summer Season of Al eville. Allicen May & Trrotens Quart: NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE. DUGDALS ATHLETIC PARK. BASEBALL TOMOKHOW AT Se. Vancouver vs. Seattle. Take Yesier Adimissi| Car, 2c and Dale Sisters. Bert Leone | ‘Two Jeunet | Lotecope, Johnny Buckles, Rvetye c ark. PANTAGES THEATRE | | is rue goer now: | Lana Park S—SPILLER MUSICAL BUMP. rns West Seattle Ferries or Alki Potnt Cara, -- | Free Show Dally at 3:30 and 9:00 p.m J | Fred Metville, World's Champion IRENE LEP af THR CANDY | py 4 / s0-POOT LEAY FOR ety 7 | Also See Uncle Hiram and His Pig. enty Other Big Features Dally. SENSATIONAL SUCCESS! 1 tiene ned Strong: Men iret io America. iI gram of FREE Entertainment POSTION GROUNDS—PAISTREA AND CONCSSONARES DAY J across Lake Union. FREE! FREE! _ EVENT NO. 112 o'Clock Noor: The Carnival begins upon the arrival of Her Majesty, the Queen, from Royal salutes. EVENT NO. 2—12:15 P. M.: COLOSSAL PAGEANT OF ALL NATIONS—A mastodonic march of civilization, triumphs in which evéfy AMUSEMENT FEATURE on the _ Exposition grounds will participate, Thousands of strangest creatures from _ every continent. Wild beasts and spJendors of every clime. || EVENT NO. 3—1:15 P.M.: DARE DEVIL HIGH POLE ACT—Chief Bergey, a daring steeplejack from Constantinople, in a thrilling atid most dangerous pastime—at the HEAD OF PAY STREAK. EVENT NO. 4—1:30 P. M.: “OLD-TIME FIDDLERS’ CONTEST’ —Musicians over sixty years of pete for prizes. THE STUPENDOUS “STADIUM” — FREE-FOR-ALL, Heroic iseim Sports, Chariot Races, Roman ope § Races, Tupgs-of-War, Horse/Races, Vreak Races. THE CIRCUS MAXIMUS OF TODAY, ===All Day Long on the Exposition Grounds==— FREE! FREE! FREE! EVENT NO. 6—2115 P. M.: GRAND INTERNATIONAL BALLOON RACE AND PARACHUTE JUMP, by Prof, Irving, Prof. Sylvan and M) B. Davidson. ‘Three monster balloons will leave the earth at the signal of @ gun, and will race through the air for valuable prizes CONVULSING GRAND CAKE WALK OF ALL NATIONS—A babel of polyglot tongues. EVENT NO, 7—2:30 P. M.: PRETTY WEDDING CEREMONY INTHE CLOUDS—On the top of the LOFTY FERRIS WHEEL, EVENT NO. 8—4 P. M.: “WONDERFUL WATER CARNIVAL”—On Lake Union, foot of Pay Streak. Beautiful floats, Venetian gondolas, hundreds of water craft of all shapes and sizes. High divers and swimmers from every country on earth, contesting for cash prizes, EVENT NO. 9—4:30 P. M.: DARING MLLE, CARMEN’S THRILLING SLIDE FOR LIFE-- Foot of Pay Streak, front of Lake Unign. Lady athlete takes a fearful ride from a lofty height, suspended hy her teeth from a swinging strand of wire, along a dizzy distance of 1,500 feet. HUMAN IMAGINATION CONFOUNDED FREE! FREE! EVENT NO. 10—5 P. M.: A VIVID, REALISTIC REPRODUCTION OF THE DESTRUC- TION OF A SHIP AT SEA BY MODERN SUBMARINE MINES—Rescue of sailors by life-saving crew—Foot of Pay Streak--AQUATIC SENSATION OF THE AGE. EVENT NO, 11—5:30 P. M. GRAND BEAUTY PARADE OF PAY STREAK MAIDENS—THE LIVELIEST LINE OF LANGUID LOVELINESS EVER LOOKED AT, EVENT NO. 12—9:30 P. M.: STAGE FOOT OF PAY STREAK—ELECTRIC BALLET OF RI- VAL BEAUTIES OF ALL NATIONS — ENTRANCING ELECTRIC REVELATIONS, EVENT NO. 13—11 P. M.: A MILE OF RESPLENDENT FIREWORKS — Grand _ illumination of MILLION-DOLLAR PAY STREAK. Chinese and Japanese decora tions of entire surface of Exposition front on Lake Union—‘Feast of Lan- terns,” EVENT NO. 14: Distribution of prizes by the jury of awards—STAGE, FOOT OF PAY STREAK. Bands of Hawaiian, Hungarian and Italian musicians in concert during the prize giving—A MUSICAL FEAST FOR THE GODS. FREE! oe FREE! Fun and Fun fors@ Million BY ITS STUPENDOUS MAGNITUDE 7 Lowest Rates on All Railroads from Everywhere