The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 19, 1909, Page 3

— eS 2. ey WN THESHOKBUSINESS Ge MeLES CAPTAN OF ’ a a TS) id x POLICE DloGUSSES PLAY Soper, Conditions De- cited in “Third Degree” 8 Not Inaccurate, and “Police Logic.” | we Yohe Bursts Forth oe the Announce- of a World Tour in ile. RECENT Los Brings to han oa the play os which the obtaine Charies Angeles police be the min of the to its admissi gome respects sto de interesting police eblef ap De bad seen it in | This im ie part, what the officer told) The T ew MAY YOHE | One-Time Wife of Lord Francia Hope ts Planning to Head a Big Vaudeville Company good notice. Here is the opening paragraph of the article, referring to thelodrama in gener Melodrama nowadays bas to mean what the managerial would describe aa ‘scenic effe and accessories,’ especially the ac cessories, A nice deep, molst tank 4 wholesome dripping hero or hero a yacht or two, a toy steam boat, with a sbrill, convincing whts hours is more or less tle—and there you a You've got i That the condition of your m ama before you. Take a at the time thiv ques- it, flavor it with a bit of virtue and| Degits is not considered a sprinkling o. vice; let the virtue! fh apparént enough be strong enough to swamp up the | ig also more or less a vice at the end of the play and M portrayal of fact ? leave the rest to chance.” | Policeman uses police logic | a case. He judses’ Charles Frohman's press agent} from what he hears is very busy these days sending out! He is confronted often,/a report one day that Frohman is Siiis play. by @ case in which about to sail for Europe, and the Gireumstantial evidence of next day another repert denying but no the previous report. I wish he'd| 2 such stop clogging up the mails with} tust be/ this junk. I don't care when Froh-| if &) man sails, or if he never sails, particularnsform of the Mhird degree’ is exaggerated ie that it ts hypno tiggestion—as the final @ element in procuring Without that pase Beene Would not be carry apertion of actu prac | The wearing out of (Jeffries, Jr) by © and repeated questioning 1 “al Goodwin's Latest Announcement. | As companion pieces to those) beautiful hand embroidered an-| nouncements to the effect that he} was going to the Orient, that he/ esth that Would appear was going into vaudeville, that he was going to leave the stage for-| et falice scene in “The ever, that he was going to do noth- | at bcos sood ing but rest, that he was going {nto ‘ Occasionally some | musical comedy, and that he was| BG to such extremes. | going to manage his wife's starring | Assumption of the | tour, Nat Goodwin cinches his t if the prisoner claim to being the leading comedian M confess under pre® in America by coming forth with| or physical, or both. sti) another statement as to his| ave been cases where forthcoming activities ing has been kept up At the hour of gomg to press this| a nights at a stretch atterncon, Goodwin's decision is to ing the prisoner @ appear in this country under Wil-| Brest or sieep,-so finally ‘jiam A. Brady's managemeng in a Hired that he is apt tO comedy entuied “An Old New| Mity, resardiess or uacon-| Yorker.” Watch this space tomor ye mine Just to row for Goodwin's next announce-| rest we sometimes this method | ™°"* : ; ‘ey & confession}ig xindi-| “Tyéatriéal nigus point te a re E Take the famoim ‘Selby vival of farcecomedy as“® meansf vas San dapat for of popular entertainment only evidence The suspect was the find eap which fitted him- that was the only direct fessibly, though there tou circumstances fiom that. Now, the cap ave fitted Francisco, @ thousand men the: prisoner of course. They bh unceas. and Shed him the same ques ly for six days and Bfinally he not only . led the police to the/| aad showed them where he the stolen bullion S. Third Degree’ it will be thet young Jeffries him the police with Mating that he came to murdered that the i this drama iv in, be lied by liquor, work out, nervy he would break down and his could easily put words Chorus Giri in Distress. 1 In the heavy windstorm of yes-| terday afternoon, one of the little) broilers in the “King Dodo” cox pany left the Hotel Archibald and} started up to the Moore theatre. The moment she rounded the cor-| ner that 56-mile gale blew her across the sidewalk into a trolle pole. She grabbed the pole and} yelled for help. | Joho Cort, “standing fn the door | of his office, called for volunteers. “aye, aye, sir,” was the noble re-} sponse from Frank Green, the auto mobile African. Green blew down} to the trolley pole, put the girl In his coat pocket and tacked back to} | the stage door. man's : fan's) "A Carnegie rescue ee money of him. The! on gent for: Of Money in a case of #60 ofien supplies a wrong for the police to work Police officer watching this Sould tay to himself at this Mmeture of it: “The : bas got himself into pee Misht here; it's all off with few" | medal has “Big Tim” Suilivan partner of John’ W. Considine, is now at Hot Springs, Ark., suffer ing from an attack of pleurisy. Two physicians are in constant attend ance, bat it is net belfeved that bis iiiness is serious. the business oom Joseph Murphy, the veteran and/ May Yohe Comes to Life. | aged Irish comedian, has just taken | Of us have felt for some| unto himself a wife in the person | another burst of activity! of May Firmier Dublteit Y Was about due from Yohe, and here it Lady | EB aaounces to an expectant that she is to take ¥ on a tour & May will finance the deal will safl f etther Al Francisco for the spend much time tn Where she lived with her Wnaband for a « tume she is well known | ich will be my, As J Ne nated i the Boling, who will be here with “The Honeymoon Trail,” is an expert golf player Her father, who is a butcher, has his own private links, | Arline jnext week of the Bill Morrie Is Coming. Patrons of the old Taylor stock company in this city will have a| chance to greet Bill Morris, one of their old favorites, when he) comes here in vaudeville to the Or- | pheum next spring. Morris fs a member of Mabel Bardine’s com-| pany in a Chinese classic, “Suey | | San.” During a six weeks’ layoff of the act previous to its goimg on the Orpheum circuit, Morris kept pretty busy in stock and dramatic work. He appeared in New Jersey in the new Hal Reid play, “Unto the Fourth Generation”; jumped to New Haven and appeared for three | days with the Lew Fields company, The Jolly Bachelors,” and then took up @ hasty vaudeville tour of nY | New England member ay Beer that in Tacoma for George Hamlin Se Tacoma theatre ranged Seats to $2.50, while here Hamlin supported + Be Bymphony Orchestra, the « is but 50 cents to $1.50 “yredeta of Heattle real ° ympbony societ them in the matter of Holable artists at the tuste lovers of city? IN Dale on Melodrama. the x ys h After playing Anna Moore in| Down East" for 12 years, Davies signed with the; to appear In “Know Thy withdrew before rehear hed and returned to agement Wireless Message Note. New York MARGARET [LLIN You'l) like Tacoma DANIAL, FROUMAN Nov. 19 of the past ‘ Date; by | Hinting a upii. & ripping | ment, Stick the Farm! Stick to the farm,” says the Preat To the wide-eyed farmer boy Then he hies him back to his White House home With tte alr of runtte jo: Stick to the farm. road king To the who looks afar Then hikes him back on the double quick To his runt saya the private oar Stick to the farm man To the youth perch hen lays his ear hear A call to saya the clergy on the worm-fence to the ground to h olty church Stick to the tor wire To those who would break the rat Then hies him where the appendix crows, Tn bowntiful crops to cut MecLandburgh Wilson In New York Sun. farm,” saya the doc HIS THREAT TO A CONDUCTOR | s Mich of rae thine h ran at Ypetlanti, | became crazed on the subject hypnotisy i was | Michigan Central train ¢ lum, When the tickets the eras him of his bypnott nent on a an sctor axked for man began telling powers | a.” he #ald. replied the away con on made ve al passes t « face hy onduct ta The vent he r You're a nottet nducter,” the hyp nated hate right plied his vietim ou're a good > hypne ht again,” xald the You don't smoke, seongers in all tickets t from passe 1 do not steal 1 ‘That's right, duet The luctor,” went tint nductor drink, of swear honest. You money In and you orm fact nt aanerted the con- hypnotiat eyed him a then sald What an awful eft you In thin ¢ fix you'd dition be In ii . ANALYSIS. There was once a young man who was paying court to three different beautiful dame Each was fair, each was sweet bh was charming #0 much of @ triplicate similarity did they have that he did not know how to choose between them, Bo he went to a wise old man and laid his troubles before him. “Is there a clock at each house?” asked the wise old man. There is “And what does Exmeraida aay when the clock strikes 11? She says the clock is slow.” What does Eulalie say?” “She says the k is just right.” And what does Evangeline say? She always says the clock fast.” My son, there no need for further evidence. angeline ts the onty that really loves you.”—Judge He Expressed No Opinion. Hore the judge took a hand in ex amining the venireman You don't seem to unde the quesctions addressed to y the attorn ” he said What they want to know Ie whether you have To close out the balance of you j ar That is to way, have anybody whether nat the defendant guilty of the crime charged against hin. have you watd to anybody that you believe him to be innocent Course not answered the ry fur me to express no opinion about hi I've knowed him fur 30 year an he in this cane told you belleve Bkllea You ma Chicago Trib Genoalogy of Divorce | Bie Who was the lady whom | youJust saluted? He the me. venireman, “It ain't neces he wan the second wife of third husband of my first wife! We carry all grades from me lium to fine— prices range from $12.50 to $15 up to § You can name your own terms and pay as little a $1.00 a week, One thing | sure—-our prices are just a low the exclusive cash stores and you don't pay one cent extra for the fence of getting easy Bargains Are Here A number of Men'a Suits, ex cellent fabrics in worsteds they are 50. 6 50 values, Che while this lot “$20.00 Suit $1.00 a Week. conven terms While tn the Ladies’ Cloak Section. 100 worth $30 at $19.85 And $1.00 a Week store visit our and Millinery Ladies’ Suits 75 Ladies’ Coats in new mix $15.00 and $: for Saturday $14.45 Each LADIES’ HATS Velvet $4.85 Only tures eR at Cossack Turbans, Hata, at, each ' For Saturday Men’s Clothing for $1.00 ALTERATIONS FREE. Evening TH 10 o' Clock TE MOUSE OF LOW PRicts A. LAWSON & BROTHER the House of Honest Merchandise | Saturday, Nov. 20, 1. of the Anniversa. At the Stern Furniture Co., 1526-28 Second Ave. of the last day of this sale. has box underneath for bedding few minutes into a com- in @ ver table Regular rresepe ype Bide let ahh bh an. 45 Ls. PUR Thin mattress is cotton in WHITE COTTON FELT e of the very t pure white et lumpy; made uw Regular ¢ e 1-ineh vine, in contin white, 4.25 Pie |The Stern Furniture Col GRAND RAPIDS TURNITURE DISTRIBUTERS Lowest 1526-25 Second Av. Bet. Pike and Pine Sts. Furniture Stoves Rugs not ticking WIKELESS OPERATORS ARK IN DEMAND You save your momey Wear a Diamond Pay for it in weekly payments STERLING JEWELERY Room 705 First Ave ncles for every petent HE BEE HIVE RELIABLE DRY GOODS MOUSE 2619-2621 -2623 First AVENUE Corner Cedar T BUYING POOR QUALITY GOODS IS WASTING MONEY, NO MATTER HOW LITTLE YOU PAY FOR THEM Our November Sale of Winter Underwear is a triumph of quality over cheapness, and the more you buy the more you save our stock of Come tomorrow—we surely can save you money. A GREAT SALE OF WINTER UNDERWEAR and HOSIERY SATURDAY |Men’s Winter Underwear and | Women’s Winter Underwear and Children’s Winter Underwear and beautiful pianos, in order to pay up a retiring partner's interest, we will sell for the balance of this week .. 8125 .. $150 .. $175 .. $200 .. $250 $300 Terms $6, $8 and $10 Per Month opportunity for for $250 Pianos $300 Pianos $350 Pianos $400 Pianos $500 Pianos $600 Pianos for for for for This is made through a condition of buying out a partner, Where we lose you gain. FOR EVERY DOL LAR YOU INVEST, YOU DOUBLE YOUR CAPITAL IN VALUES, which amount can well be placed in other holiday presents. 160 OF THE FINEST PIANOS EVER LOOKED UPON FROM WHICH TO SELECT. THE MEYER-TONER PIANO CO. 314 UNION an possible Opposite P. O. Felt Die Al A MD LE Half-Hose Rest and strongest values in the city, Our Celebrated Jaeger Patent Fleece, that won't | gather in knots or wear off; tested and tried | by hundreds of Bee Hive patrons. Vest and drawers to match; all seams felled 50 sizes 32 to 46 Inches, Our price Cc j Men's Natural Wool Vests and Drawers to match; sizes 32 to 48-inch. This garment gomes in medium weight, with a percentage | recom of 85 per cent wool and strongly ded for ite wearing $1 00 lities. Our price . A 1's Fine Australian Wool U r, vests drawers to match; sizes This ment ig one of our oldest and most pop numbers, gaining new friends each sea by Ite wearing and non-shrink 1 50 p qualities, Our price ' ns Plash Wool Underwear, vests and MrAwers to match; sizes 32 to 46. Another tried and tested number which we strongly pmmend for its wearing and shrink le qualities: Var price Mé@n's Strong Merino Half-Hose, Wear; colors natural and gray price, two pairs for Men's Cashmere Half-Hose fn light and heavy weight; colors black, tan, gray natural and fancy effects Special Values in Women’s Dress Skirts Ladies’ Black Wool Dress Skirts; they in different styles; large size; waist 28 Special for $3.25 Skirts navy and black; the new p! effects. Special for Saturday $2.75 Silk Petticoat Values af Excep- tional Merit A CHOICE SHIPMENT JUST RECEIVED Ladies’ Silk Skirts, in black and all colors The silk in these skirts is the same grade as the manufacturers put in $12.50 and $15.00 | skirts. All the difference, riffies on skirts we offer are not so deep, Cutetull $4.98 | Your choice Saturday Newest and Choicest in Women’s Belts Klastic Belts, designs, Belts Special medium 1 Lot come to 36 Satur Ladies’ New Fall Styles Dress ed Ladies and other fancy value at 600 Silk jet buckles in this lot | Wool-finished | clal Bee Hive Saturday Hosiery Ladies’ Ribbed and Drawers to match; good medium weight; st slik taped Special for 25c Ladies’ Ribbed Union Suits good medium weight; all felled seams; colors gray and white. 49c Special Ladies’ Part Wool Ribbed Yests and Pants to match; me silk taped vest 69c Draw steam dium weight; polor drab. cial Ladies’ Wool Vests and ers to match; fine ribbed shrunk Special . Ladies’ Fast Hose, double heel and toe Special Ladies Black Cashmere 25c Hose 333¢ white heels 25c Special Values in Winter Bedding Supply Your Wants Saturday. Comforters filled with white cotton, tied with Gerr town yarn, covered with good quality lkoline, full size sold everywhere at $1.25 Comforters filled with one-piece white cotton covered with best quality silkoline, full size sold all around at $1.75. $1.2 Special faney bor stton Blankets, 104, gray ders; regular 69¢ quality Special ‘ tan and white, with 114; regular Extra Fine Black Cashmere double heel and toe; regular and. out sizes, Special Saturday Ladies’ Gray Wool Hose Bee Hive ribbed; and toes price only, Cotton Blankets, fancy border $1.25 quality gray full Spec Blank full size, regular $2.00 quality gray, $1.69 and white, 11-4 @9 98 Pus gray, tan and white, 11-4, worth today $7.5 Spe @Fk O pow and white; Special All-Wool Blanket size, worth today $5. Bee Hive Price All-Wool Blankets. extra fine quality; price Vests | | Boys $1.00, 98c | tan | Hosiery Boys’ and Misses’ Jersey Ribbed Union Suits, | medium weight Special Saturday Misses’ fine rib; Union Suits, cream color; neck silk trimmed. Special. 50c Boys’ and Misses’ Fleeced Vests and Pants; mtetgey ec Oe ee Saturday and Misses’ Australian Wool Vests and Pants; steam shrunk; School Hose, warranted sole, heel and toe; none Bee Hive 15¢ and Misses’ Cashmere Hose; double heel and toe; all-wool foot, with a thread of cotton in leg which adds greatly Roop here Dire 256 ana 29 Special Values in Women’s Warm Night Gowns 58 Women’s Flannelette Night Gowns, Night Gowns, in neat in neat stripes. Special fancy braid; regular neers. YF Women's’ Flannelette Night quality; in solid colors, white, pink and blue. Special Boys’ and Misses’ fast black; doub better for 20c. price Boys’ Women's Flannelette stripes, finished with and extra sizes Special Gowns; fine $1.00 Saturday Shoe News Heavy Work Shoes, all solid leather, the kind that Raturday ss eae Saturday Ladies’ Vici Kid Pat all sol ent tip id;; regular §3 values, @ EA Spec... PLiyvy Roys'’ Sat “A in Calf Shoes, Men's double BRANCH STORE 2401-2403 JACKSON ST.