The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 3, 1909, Page 6

uv : THE STAR Madi ole NOUVEMBER 3, 1909 For Quick Results! Use a Star Want Aq SITUATION WANTED—Femace. | FOR RENT—ROOMS. FARMS AND ACREAGE | CITY REAL ESTATE }FoR BP STAR'S HEART 1S TOUCHED [i WHEY MS fgerszereeectes|_"mmeuems__|_rotinares | orvamaare a WHEN TINY DANCER FAINTS| — THE SIXTH SENSE, Beal ierr isis re ~ ch an Our Sine 4” D MON : Di.) Dr, Felix Willey, a alight, pale nee Don t Be } oe! 70 LOay, dr Frenchman from Paris, a graquate | “pores 7 sammie who | urnlahed rooms | a sahjorinnand "| fo of the Hypnotic inatitute of that | understands oat Pe | Without a Home | city, gave & demonstration of the | Sfrald gf wor sixth sense” in The Star office yeaterday afternoon, using mem }hers of the editorial staff as his ; | Story From New York About Wright Lorimer, the Actor, Whose Com- pany Calls Him a “Good f WHEN YOU CAN Ger ‘THIN Pt sublects NEW, PIVEN COTTAGY Fellow. | Dr, Willey did many things that | “Wana, wor i BW, PIVB-ROOM COTTAGE ’ were past the understanding, before | hait or all Gay,” Mrs i, cars |a little audience on the alert’ to de | Si Here's a little story about tect any trickery, and was able to} ~Canva wanted for auiyh Wright Lorimer, the actor, convince his spectatora that he bae | erly pos iret at act We which W. G. Shepherd, The Star's New York correspond: ent, sent along some time ago. With Lorimer coming to the Moore theatre next week with $1, 600—$400 Cash Balance 2 subtle powers not given to the ordinary run of humanity, For in stance, thoroughly blindfolded with cotton batting and towels, he was aint D “ able to write the name of the man. a ues | BOARD AND ROOM. , “The Shepherd King” company, aging editor on the floor with a 8 | mon rere! $20 Per Month | re gga ior gh Ayer ga | f chalk, a man whom he | Wantea ——— ante to boa ved Bi, i to use It, Here’s the story. small fi had never seen before and whom | work « , Bent 4041. ‘ he did not until the bandage | tt" ** N BY W. G. SHEPHERD. was taken m hin eyes, ft in Gressmak LOCATE He RRAUTIV 2s an They are telling a story about possible that he will appear before RIDGE OODLAND PAW . ‘a a S ‘ Wright Lorimer, the star in “The the psychology class of the state for email on pega rg rene nt THe PH my ~ é 4 Shepherd King’ company, that's university 4] wy siting one r rent ¢ AV. CAR lary lemmas Newton 208 worth repeating. a tting a big show ready for the The CHICAGO Ce i Pannons road is one means 1400 PINT A weeks of re rom 9 in Wondertur | the morning till midnight, Tallor-made € often, the music blare, the CHARLES KOMEN COMPANY, tired little dancers, in scanty tar } fut || —— ALARKA BUILDING ldtan akirta will go through their WRIGHT LORIMER. | ses Pull press Suite hee || WeELP “WANTED MALE. 9K | movements again and again and |Im Costume as David, in “The Shep-| Soe ae Pls Are TOP S200 | } eed Money yet again, while the stage manager | herd a King: vtreete ey, tomnaite, * | A cracks the whip SRC — iin, “Vie etacc eter mane | Jum gereee Lake, Washiagtons , fine Grocery | corti”! coll at big, bargain, equity fe ine teerease tm tho | Fark addition! no agente, Mra. YD property will help you OL WA * « [ites F 0. Mom 616 ses $36 Pacific Bock, 167 Y Siete TOT New Tork ites Fine Location » OOO IBSEN TE LS RO AT AA Kalo oat aoa All cash trade—ne Aativery, Rent ] 00 PER MONTH. ‘i a al hearsald with none of the fe es of audience, or bright colors, or high lights. It’s dust plain work— . : Sl see. ered and without sala Salaries only Neo free copes jee » leawe, ‘ ~ / a begin when the nee office begins | Ce er ceeana ae right w ly a . | ro M. —Phe dat “ taking in money hen jot eerie ona ir on tae # Pp DIK a Ot bed a rs Dancer Misses Steps. Naneven, - » M Ind. x one ik 645° American ¥ Well, a night or two before the company was to take the road the stage manager noticed one gir | comPANY FORMED TO RUN | ber Peart ie et who lagged behind. She missed| CARS FROM BOTHELL TO | NoTick To her steps, her cue. She clogged the | CITY OF SMOKESTACKS. whole dance. j The stage manager stormed. | —_—_— ‘This was not to be borne after all nee ayer e his weeks of work. For the stage | Tired of waiting for the Seatth manager has his troubles, too. He| Everett Interurban company to marched the girl up to Lorimer. ete ite line to Everett, four “This girl will have to quit, * men of Seattle have foray stormed. “She is loafing on railway company, to be jod and spoiling the whole show.” known as the Seattle, Lake Shore Bhe was only a mite of a girl and Northern Electrie company, the offender—with great big eyes and will build an electric raiiwa that opened wide at the stage man- of their own. ager and then filled with tears. The directors of the new com Then the girl fainted. pany, J. 8. Chase, C. W. Kimball, Lorimer was on his feet in a A. D. Thompson and Fred H DSCKIDERS #hovid RY ” 1 BLOCK A orwin Tow ThnMs neultation trees WINSHIP BROR al injories, eal % Siilinger, - |Are You Thinking of * | Going to California? fall to investionte the Preeno Parme ¢ and. We have! s Rates for Classified Bock tare, i minute and called a doctor and a Peterson, are all well known cap Advertisements : hie i wens TPB |p CHIROPC cab and sent the girl home. He jtalista of Seattle. | ‘The o¢ enet ae | ¢ ‘ : —— ~ learned the story, A widowed The new line is to connect with | rs or acseee iputey | Saloon I roposition $3.6 ¢ i. on Bh ga ashagh Davis, DG, mother and crippled sister, and the Ravenna park car line at the} sirens ot eng bled soe | ve , DOOR. | ‘ Northern Bank tag’ the gene Ha ety A oda. park and will from there go alonz tet 4 . ane brag | most exhaust e girl hadn't; the lake shore to Bothell. Cars| —) st bse eaten since noon of the day be-| will be running to Bothell before | ugriecawsony WAST caver. . fore. jJuly Ist, according to Mr, Chane, | ff tisemente, both male ané female, oe Lorimer to the Rescue. | the president of the company. From |[} beif @ cent @ word. j The story “got to” Lorimer. He j Bothell ¢ ia ee had the girl taken care of by com.|"*xt fall to Everett | eer Advertisements, Femate One Cont a Word. Mint Charge for Any Ad, I6c. 2 under al ether. headings 7 The company has offices tn the} tent physicians, ; ee te ee Yam peed Empire building, but as their hae salary during a sic weeks’ aickness|Rave not been generally known | that followed, and. cs con ce ane | and as the directors wished to keep | J 1 ine Six wor jake a tow Gaye 7 was able gave her her old place |(2¢ matter quiet until definite ar ROBERT MALTBY . ah ten how piace lrangements had been made, ar. | in ep , Alaska Buliding i It was a rett tor: a ticles of incorpora mn have not} ber of lin - _ a a ct ates om Lend ee ne beet been file. the. price of ats I Be ee — oa cieewhere tat Lorimer laughed a little. “The|, This will be done some time the |} pata All cap jinde S MAK with the poor kid,” he said. “I know how |/#(ter part of this week od an two iinem Peare that wil she felt. I've been through that| You ca "4 mth whole game myself-—18 hours To ADVERTISERS, oi work a day for $6 a week when I [5 wis Classification genset be given “ 2 om applicant started out. That always makes he eee 67 empire Formos Tea House on a_|GOLD AND BALLARD AGENCY — P. HL - ag $409 Paliard av ory, men & Chiba. ” P HUGHES, 310 cH 1, onic: Baliard s04™ Res TICK—Seventh «ev Union and University Ind. 441 me easy on the people in my com | SSS UaE SSRIS rererereenn pany. I can't forget that.” SAN FARM BARGAIN And that's what they say about | ‘ ‘a Lorimer in the show business- that he's the best friend the mem. bers of his company have. No| Court Commissioner R. H. Lind Richard Mansfield storms, no Eva|#¢y this noon decided that Jobn hb eecona | *# and; all fenced and tin cultivation, balance | erent nicer fruit ein bearing . robes stil on so, YArh, SeYeral outbuildings HAT between — | SITUATION “WANTED — _ - MALE Tanguay tantrums. He's a prince,|Rines, who died a year ago, leay FUNERAL DIRECTORS man, 38, would like @ chance Fo ase ettplca Phone tole sias.| 02.00 Hate his company say. i ne property valued at $400,000, was BUTTERWORTH & BON, Professional | to sume good trade or business 4-8 - ~——— jane and rational at the time he | [rectors and Licensed Henpaimers so AR na We Ben *) ie White Leghorn yearling | executed the will giving all of bis |WANTEO — MISCELLANEOUS. iy i Hargain for | ~ Wlecerk | alas G. Rines Kellar, Lewis a. | 2% S*._Pheces | apy antet—Oee od fresh cow. Phone Whit : show papal | . ines Miller and L. D. Rines, a|_ Hee — —— . i nth, Queen Za AND DROF i nephew, had attempted to break |7™! : ~~ —~FOR RENT—HOUSES, __ FARMS AND ACREAGE, iW Ramone 0 the will on the ground that Rines SPECIAL NOTICE — si GaN Sree, Lise genes, hecein, aces | last, ana | was not sane in 190%, when the will | ima | Quiet. Port Discovery —t-6 lig: ae ales caltece » tae consaiee Papal "| Tedina Dancine Acadgray ; Yakima Land «ein. Por’ Diocovery | “OSTEOPATHIC Just as these words left his lips, N Amembites Thursday and Batur B war te mi A3h-8 Members Ni sere $25 an Acre 2 pees | Plumbing CON. Maxey. i tne Dk Bide, 0) Paddy Patterson, a longshoreman, | y evenings Fe 40 years old, dropped dead at th anv feet of Patrolman Barney Jones | runni f 409 Firth av Righter dorm hows sa | eaet 4766 at Madison st. and Railroad ay | to 8:60 » m Queen Anne Hii. Close to hi re ENR ES Ba |b EB Pee this morning. The body was re BY CAR TAM THR MAN No @ mm paved street, Tele CITY REAL ESTATE. uM : — moved to the undertaking estab- wume Gk me > agape OO (ac a actrees a PATENT A Nshment of Butterworth & Sons Nothing is known of the man’s We buy ai) kinds juek ¥ | aa “& Brooks, relatives P. CONRAD RUN DOWN BY BAL. | Mai" 018 paren wee -|Are You Buying net Traders’ Bide, 905 \5 Me Gelman Ege notioed Patterson walking LARD BEACH CAR EARLY LOST AND FOUND. N COUNTRY HOME ving pleture ° along as though in distress, The} THIS MORNING. . me | COUNTRY HOME 9 W. Bard at 30-6 Sta * ord Block. longshoreman approached the pa 4 Se vgn ba or Menten Bont — wi Magahoreman spproached the ps-| seis ’ Horton ace | ermaunnax 2 a Home $ WANTED TO BUY— FURNITURE | PATTERNS AND aitises.” ‘ diihelinisekidaneiulgneriod P. Conrad, ement er, | Lady's gold watch; Phinney av. cor Patterson attempted to say & coment flatehier, | | Lady fe If Not, You Cannot [a ene ae 816 Firet av was instantly kille Unfurnished cottane shortly after | reward, Queen Ann something further but swayed and| {2 o'clock this’ morning when he | i {| furnished housekeeping roonn iThe Eagle Furniture; — Cy fell in a h Saath” pies = Eoind no’ | omen — private ® 1161 Thomas ia 3 zg PHYS! Was due to heart failure” | Was Tun down by an inbound Bal- | _ PERSONALS. Afford - Miss | lard Beach str: car at the inter. |. | DR Wa 7 LOVERE Lawton car, and was crossing to the opposite side of the stre | run down by the Ballard Beach car. | * Conrad resided at 2241 16th av. | W., only a short distance from the FALLS AND IS cvs ot Se cod ith we sc ahewitamtn ver ee] = Company ithe PAINFULLY HURT. | tone ed fading an perry ort| m _ Osteopathy ene * thin fy “ot the New | cor ‘. Brows, Sa re METRIAT, also using Dajton, ekin and idl “Dr Tucker, Union Bleck ~ PHOTOGRAPHERS” While crossing the street car tracks on First av. S. near King st., Jast night, BE. G. Crawford, a real estate and insurance broker $375 $10 Down with offices at 630 South State at,,| *ene Of the accident. He was per mom ape | Rew cain Cndereon Boppy Oo HAG i Tacoma, fell in such a manner as to| Y°ar® Old. He leaves no known) "ab, a peered alance Br ; Tacoma, fell in such a me | Felativen an a Leis | “eae wer ro omic Balance $5 i Ber Month POSTAGE bs i tap. It will be several wee a | : eruaemiha tee cox waike and city mand paid Pacific amp fore Crawford will be able to walk DRUNKEN o FOR RENT —FURNIGH Ite Tear rein! ito’ car Mae. tree : tions bough without a cane Ayetior : Wai d ; out a cane 3 ; > 9 4 Bundays included . ~ BURKE & FARRAR, INC vember o x we eat .. ree M * ‘ at og IS LOADED DOW | Washing: @, 45-48 Vendor i | 407-408-409 New York Block 420 F Bilal tel, 115 Firet a tt VEN Iv YOU DONT WANT var eee auavaR eee ko. 1 I |~"Mra trnun, midwife: 1 yours expert Now Be Baier eve ta ee See PRINTERS. QUIL, Kenador, Nov. pritees commmreel 0 = FOR SALE OR EXCHANG Ri caine “and ‘Printing | y oe senttie. Both paones 8 Tice Printing Houss, 108 Congress has approved the arbitra. adopted and the United States, which wa te signed at Washington by the Eeua-| widow, middie aged, de er paid § $600. enc Ver ROBERT MALTRY foran minister and Secretary Root| yw, honorable gen- | Ind. 4606 o19-90-001 Alaska, Building SHOWCAGES - : on January 7, 1909. The treaty Vith more than $4,000 in gold, saga gl ‘age for rent, alre li eka Co.) y ‘ plinda a fl silver, hundred dollar bills and oer mare | at Heattie, And emer . aad BP ee tificates of deposit secured in her | = DIVORCE iN THE “400,” clothing, a woman giving the name| not be’ regponninne ta an “A Homestead T. P. PAY COMPANY * SECOND HAND & Scenes of Mary Johnson was arrested ag| tracted by Mea Bitonteiat 1018 Third Av : land that wilt nate and water Nev., Noy. 3—-Mrs, Hat-| She staggered drunkenly along Sec-| Mi" See 4M iischtesdy Well completed her six| 0nd av., near Yeslor way, today months’ residence in Nevada yes. The woman was neatly but not ferday and today she has a guit| @xpensively dressed, and raised a for divorce filed against Jacon Weil,| Tumpus when Patrolman Sam Braf- | pne of New York's wealthy manu-| ford took her in charge, At the Koge, a by = hand on vt er eke, Main aad ~ STORAGE: i a pide. 250 Equity Sells for One Half tase ~ FOR RENT—ROOMS. reiasareaers THis WhEk Seattte facturers, During her stay in ‘1 police station the Olymplo Apartmen: Housekeeping feel: § | "7 ar Moving © rity, Mrs. Well has been conspicu bolsterous stery ‘convenience and up. Light ° ; y Sit om ’ ‘ 5 sah ous by the richness of her gown The police matron, upon search | Ect ne Te IaTRe | Griving, ‘ ee SIGNS AND Vp HOUSE ing the woman, for 11 $100 bills x ti 1 amy . eae ' 7 7 be Pos Alls, | New, fine millinery. Myre Mound cludes. (ean, harness, ming hous Smal! Fire Occurs, |@ pouch containing $72 in gold and | $748 14th av. N. We" Phone Batiard 264 ohie MESTON, 1906 FUE End of Fr RT MALPRY Damage amounting to $700 was| silver, and certificates of deposit hen. Mie : / 19 L Alaska Huniding LivesT oom . TRANSFER COM! fustained at the plant of Worthen| calling for more than $3,000. Sev ; rye Se OOK. \. Me! t rs after she was locked uy nani man TRAY es ; | clase tn oan bad schig ants Bardi ; thie morning, when sparks|@ man ¢ iming to be Mrs, John from an emery wheel set fire to| son's husband was allowed to es shavi | cort her from the station front, nice maple al ne Ind. and ups | only $476 hones, Mal f ets Ind, 1889 i ¢ Venus, Pier 6 Tw age f olght in Will _ndvance fare. Address Hox Juneau, Alaska $40.00 each, two fine cows, good milk Every lady should wear a Vic | y M For, tent One bal ing ; arene celine bs! era at ator, WIRh av. Nei 'ahd soth forie-Banitary Belt. Phone Mai, A"! . rat ere w th desirable qontiemen week. | loca 15 down, $1.4 w Hahort q Re + 3 hone ain revente ‘Sui thio ae. wttphaed abe oe Ais doth av. near Madison a Gooer, Mehauerimah Bloc 420 Chorry at 40) caah 4114 Meridian av 2104 or call 514 Wash. Bldg, 705 Jt | wtilen.”» “ih eed ie “ate a EEE, ne | i 1-4 | ge Mr. Johnwon | Wind! Mine f 4 Meridian ay. | oy, ore Drucglats, Bo, Don't aecept any substl- ward. Denny Bidg., 1408 © Newly ¢ rey HEU RP Mh Wn a alii tute cae pm cottage; (ne i 407 Marion Bidg. — tf | room 916, meit| aii conven ol Jersey vow, “Ts aad 9 Ballara: —2 Ven ya Buply 2. ¥, Bloe tr