The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 24, 1909, Page 3

Her by Adding Years ip Many Other sae Lives. 4 Carr Is Dead a a th to Donaki Bow te and vaudeville 7 Delmore pd randevilie & The F ly and vaudeville 4. W. SAYRE. press work is emax BR n the Witha mative ‘Grace George | newspaper a" fron t Grace Geors Why the Detroit opera , there ts probat {Rubel and Oi: alt BS cénor i, E Which these da sae & ‘bthers ar mar! ohman’s a at t av 40. gon alsc made her he ag proc this, ev laine audiences f 8 oD < the man remed that there tre is ha n the i main it Dore Be Frances Star Nazimc in he lig! Agent con ta hex: s, of 5 Ooks, of h iY uder the 10 Morris has ta On A site he ig Will be on a ill hew Siler a ne’ ti in § meas € to} Ww O; Ban fF OY tenn bis ins in a y i or t Fever At It Again hey Vaudeviile he depredatic, vA. , at one This Houses to his awned, fel) =e aes [ ‘\THESHOM BUSINESS GEO ABE 1d A MATTER OF DISCUSSION B Agent Seeks to Extreme ‘Fisher Attaches Many — to His Vaude- : Sheet. eet arene INTs THIS WEEK ePereerereney Maxtr Pp H Lee ter eee eeeeeeeee played at the Moore by the Sym-/ " the| | | Following ts the program to be! prices.” ARE SORE AT SEN, ALDRICH Duty on Drug Makes Trips to the Moon too Expen-| sive for Ultimate Con- sumers. & spectal car and send 100 of |of her company “Seattle Ian't what ft used to be, Salesman,” opens at the Moore | Alaska buliding Maude | with Mark Smith tn the title role e El The Honeymoon Trai” is cur the }rent at the Grand thia week, to be| MARKETS followed Sunday afternoon by the | few | Cohan play, with music, "Forty-Five | 7 In| Minutes From Broadway,” with| m of|Charley Brown as Kid Burns. | At the Seattle, “Why He Sel e, will voreed Her” will give way after} r Miss Saturday night to the Arthur Als et/ton play “At the Old Cross Roads gee When Knighthood Was in| ere for Flowe fis being ‘presented at the! 2'Lois by the Del Lawre com pany. Sunday there will be a change of bill to “The Warrens of} ted; Virginia.” Headliners at the local va 1 1é ville houses next week will be t u e| wi Barry & Co. in “The|k of Home Breaker” at the Orpheun a} Alber’s Polar Bears at the Majestic d nd Mile. Corona’s Lions at the|T 44 Kes. jt i. P : t atte The New Amsterdam theatre In| Squabs, dozen 1 2.80@ 2.00 #tating New York now serves coffee tree | Pigeons. dozen eta * an im-|to fts patrons between acts | Helgian hare. tp at : Direased Moats, ‘ " Fresh Beet ) ox Oza Waidrop, who wa Steers -o8 a few years ago Cows, ‘tb ¢ Farm,” 1» to” play , OS one of. “The Mouse” com-| b+ fis aa nies for the Shuberts } b+ ¥| With George M. Cohan on bis 105 not trip to the coast will be his wife Bi: ta and four-months old baby : 12 ary — # e Her Face Traveled Rapidly. 03 resi If such a thing possi >a there should be interest % 09% ai, taken in Fernanda Eliscu while she |Ewes . Rt bid 4 our midst, because of the dis-|* : ps te jonging to her of being * he person in the United| Trimmed 4 A 4 States to hate her piswure trans Kort Won Bork: 182 to mitted by telegraph. Most of us. bones > l04 stupid dolts that we are, hardly : 1] realized that such a thing could be pois 8 done at all. Yet Miss Eliseu says Smoked Meats, her pleture has been telegraphed, | ttame ‘ 17 and sure she is an honorable story-| Pienie Hames is pes Botled Hains i Dried Beef... a Facial telegraphy is the invention of Prof. Korn of Munich, and now! common Steers 044 all ‘ough Europe the big Chotce Steers, ib tt pa are getting their pictures, Helters, elgg 03 as well as their news matter, by | Hoye tp. ‘08 wire rn happened to know Miss Wethers $3 Eliscu's father and promised that| lamba, Ib... 05 her photograph should be the first Voultry Foode—Selling Prices t over the wire in this country ibe. 1,00 The promise was carried out last ar, when Miss Elisey’s picture are telegraphed from Washington ac D. C., and reproduged the same day Kénse Kaw in a New York newspaper | nae ny z lan" % 0 per ton ty ctel 5 | higher. James O'Neill last ‘week cele Ke ated Milk. brated his 60th birthday Mt. Vernon 9 3.6 IMt ve « 3 “The Fourth Estate.” | Mt. Verr tc ‘ I e Fourth Estate Wailtera Wacnlngtts wate newspaper play now running in|” Timothy ...... 19.00@ 20.00 Ne York, there occurs the fol | "Rin n Washington os 25.00 epigram | Alfalfa 00 if iid print what we Wi eat Hay . 00 ) ay, and throw away what | Hastern edVasningion saa print, we would have the £6TM| oat», per ton 00@ 3400 paper |Oats, Kastern Was me ce The cast of this play te unique, ) Inston $000 84.00 in the fourth act there are ton one 28 fe linotype machines at Corn eg 6 and all four of the operators, a Cor 908 36 ell two stereotypers, @ nm ate atl Bat ate t, a foreman, proofreader, an y, mixed 1.00 00 | #, to 00.84.00 nnd four makeup men are | Midilings, ton . +. oi 90 na fide members of the Typ0-| aca W ‘as bog 30:00 ‘ 1 Union in New York Chop, ton 00@ 34.00 Vrott—Selling Prie Appiew, tdcat 16@ 1.60 Grand Jury Note (No, 2.) Ae les. Wenatchee 2.86@ %.00 Green, the Ethtoplan meg! Hot House Tomatoes. is @ Moore,|,10 bs ve A a a rionds taa chicken) {{oinn, 1:30 dinner at his home last night | onions, 1.40 jphony Orchestra next Wednesday |said Jim. “There was s time when | at. | afternoon {1 could go into any old alley and} jy Overture, “Sakuntala”...Goldmark | gather up enough bottles to buy! Concerto opus 61 for violin cocaine enough to take a trip to! Fediewe ’ Beethoven | Mara. i nt 1. Allegro ma non troppo. Good Old Times. | xa it. “Tarshetto. | “In those days I can remember Ti. Reams, |that with only a nickel { bought a athe rite Keelaer |race track, consolidated all the age. | Symphony in D Major Haydn jjarge mining interests, erected | sett yy jaeven smelters and endowed every | I Andante juniversity In the United Stat whe Hl. Menuetto allegro, |with a million dollars, It is trae] capad Co ea aciateca ant }I woke up in the ash barrel, but santas | had my fling while it last Frits Kret : | “Now when I get a dime It does Pre Ime very Mttle good. If [ want to! Lisati make a man a present of Alaska building or put ten more At the Local Playhous }atories on the New Washington ho-| “The Third Degree” remal tel, | must have at least 25 | the Moore until Saturday ave Between the judge and a punday ni another Henry B.|of friends the 25 cents was mad¢| Harris attraction The Traveling| up and Jim went off to bay the} THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1909. CHORUS MEN MAKE | JAPAN HAS A CHILD ag A ged gg ggg Bete ap coe FINE LONGSHOREMEN) LABOR STATUTE NOW | ougine, Gertie ny © tor 9 VOMF Bio, Nov. sa-—With the viow| eee eet BE Heting labor problen the Recome complex, the gove ment toda Published «ne wl When . Under the statute, which goes tn vas, ce’ S| Stomach Stops at “from: laboring ‘at night and| WORKING PROPERLY, BECAUSE ” love is allowed to wagk THERE 18 WIND IN IT, UGE be we hae ne i fe Aint STUART'S DYSPEPS/A TAB LETS TO GET IT GOING AGAIN. clroeumstanees: } CAR MEN TO DANCE A Trial Box Free | _—_— s THE DOCTORS call it fatulency, | ila The Cost of Dope. Beattle street car snen will dance | SUt unprofessional folks know tt as 1908. 1909. tonight at Leseht Park pavilion wind on the stomach,” and a most Strychnine 00%, $1.40 $4.75 conductors and motormen alike-—| “stressing state of things it ts, It Morphine . On, 82 ‘ thelr 19th annual dance.. Fr ix, & #erioun condition of this great Codean om, 4.25 ship lodge No, 1, of the Seattle tor organ, Always annoying and Cocaine ., Om, 9.78 | 4.25 Street Car Employes’ Benefit ay I ul in the extreme, at times . efution, is the fall name of the or-| Often leading to bad and fatal re yer Wild-eyed and white-faced, with ganization giving the part sults, The stomach, embarrassed unkempt halr and blue veins stand Friendship lodge fen't an ordinary |}®9¢ hampered with wind, cannot ing out like whipcords, adope fiend | club of street car workers. It in-| tke care of Its food properly and approached Judo Gordon this| cludes many men who no longer | digestion follows, and this has a! morathg with the above. write take fares or swing the controiiers,|(Taln too appalling to enumerate Ed |down on @ much-thumbed plece =| A number of active otreet car men|The entire system is implicated A | paper now in Beattie are not members, It) Made an active or passive factor In “That's what Aldrich has do was organized in 1590 when there| {Ms trouble and life soon becomes | with his tariff dene Bog fone MISS BLANCHE RING. |were not many street car men in|® Questionable boon “What is it, Jim?" asked the} prrrspura, Pa. Nov rho | Seattle. It has a benefit depart-| , THIS 18 EXPLAINED tn judge. sseathaned }ment and has paid out $15,000 in| 4% books; how undigested food Hit Rich Ones Hard. doom of the chorus man has been! death claims. | causes eas , by fermentation and | “Tariff revision,” sneered Jim,|20¥Rded. ‘There never has been fomentation ia, which process pome | | “The tax of champagne, motor cars,|™¥eh Use for a chorus man, except WAS THAWING OUT is at tocwamer uy cuenta armensp and dope has gone up. as @ wetting for the pretty chorus DYNAMITE STICKS action, followed by defective nutri-| | lees at are you going to do about wie tion and the distribution through | } “Send we inate r_| It Was dashing Blanche Ring who! Blown to death by dynamite wan) the alimentary tract of chemically | are eee ok te Washington. We ised the hook on the chorus men | the fate of Frederick L, Kerl, whose|¥Tong elements and as a conse body was found tn a cabin near|@uence the stomach and entire aya at the Alvin thea- © ow 4 ago. The be tem fre starved, Plenty of food, you GUY BATES POST OUF most representative mombers|tre. One of the unlucky men an gy AE ts esata: tak tant 100k, Wak Ugbttk: ia Grcbiertion’ aan Steller Tour!et the Geatite Actes! i vaiede se etre ane = ered thin sy | Montmorency Blythe. clumsily | Deputy Coronér A. H. Hill, Deputy | Worse than worthless | in “The Bridge” Ha ne Shicen Brom ihe TeCoras tripped on hie name, or on @ ground | Sheriff Joe Hill, F. A. and }.| A DERANGED STOMACH ts the 8 jot the ce ressional proceedings.” | . . ™ 4) epitome of evil; nothing too bad te veught to a Cle Jim explained that the users of|cloth—anyhow, he knocked down! Kerl, sons of the deceased, learned |® : 4 gett ———_—_________— ene (drugs “got It going and coming.” | M!*# Gipsy Mooney, his dainty dan yesterday that Kerl apparently for ser stay pe ot but the gas it gen . ments }He declares that opium {ts advanc jeing partner, and his awkwardness | got that he had placed several | erates Is probably its worst primary w and remarked Life ts just ane) i to rapidly that the “hopheade {#0 diaguated Mina Ring that she dis- | sticks of dynamite in the oven of a) effect and the only way to do away| * durned thing after another wee em te io te J my mere charged every man in the chorus stove, He evidently was in the act | ¥ith this ia to remove the cause ®| The new houses he has just Cor) Tee eee ee drugs Now the done| Girle—pretty, amiling and winsome | of cbanging shoes when the dyna /STUART'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS | & » ralled are up in Canada. B. R. Sims, fe i = —— wage . “OPS | girle—witll take the places of the! mite exploded. Kerl loaves a widow, | 60 to the root of this trouble. They | * President of the Canadian Vaude-| ‘lends are in 0 Prggeme — the discharged men. Miss Ring emphat-|two sone and three daughters. He Attack the gas making foods and * Ville Managers’ assoctation, came) sek ar druggist a, bara Me lically declares that “the stage ts was 67 years old, No arrangements |render them harmless. Flatule ney | * to town today and handed the /?PT - it —— gathered by oo no place for men who want to stay | for the funeral have yet been made, |OT Wind on the stomach simply can s & Whole cireuit over to Fisher, j.1t te absolutely correct,” he *ald./ 1 ine chorus; most of them are not exist where these powerful and | * Pea soa aglow ve ay: Pog tl oases shewtied. eb idhmthoremen. DANCE TONIGHT wonderworking little tablets are in * er ay ae oe ae P ard and they look! Live turkeys given free tonight) x |” _Mreisler and the Symphony, nd tear thelr hair at the new ae A nwwere. ae they of Tetieeind Nanuinsion fre w MADE for this | very purpose k was making foods and convert them into proper nutriment. This t# their province jand office. A whole book could be written about them and then not all told that might be told with profit to sufferers from this painful die oad, dyspepsia, It would mention the years of patient and expenstve experiment in effort to arrive at this result-—of failures innumerable jand at last success. It would make ntlon of the different h petives that ent stom into t ally repre cor’ jtablet and make all ART'S S are not sick, but the son As 4 nent STI DYSPEPSIA TAB alone Intended for well folks as well who craves hearty of bad effect charm and make Jelight and the stomach mech Lu | th for fo | and ran ne act wants risk | they like a eating and diges |pleawure. They fve and en ng to do ext lal labor or thi Well ar cted, but the AR SIA TABLETS have | ae | wit! and abi wit Don re | pYs them in n | PEP: cr Gin: i mit A FREE TRIAL PACKAGE be sent any one whd wants to know |Just what they are, how they look! jand ta ment w the dr e for th | where, or at home, they 50 cents a box and by Rettin m / j at home you will save time and ¥ / / | po Your doctor will prescribe 4 Ithem; they say there are 40,000 . |doctors using taem, but when you | know what is the matter with your eel the fa * xr . sthods. is one of 2 > 12 ack lala Oiintoe, toe bie Rolando rn , agers Te hontet toot age address F. A. Stuart Co. 350 lofficer, compels the hero to admit several weeks around police head-|5tvart Building, Marshall, Mich Ithat he is a murderer in the play, quarters in New York last summer |!®4" — l"The Third Degree,” at the Moore | atudying police methods, so as to| P. 8. Better send today for theatre this week. The forcing of add realism to his scene in tho|*4mPlos of the tablet. You will get Ithis confession, through “third de-| play jeuite 's as of them Combination Offering ens” We do al Kin of Fe ad Here is a genuine opportunity to save money ‘by buying both piano and player at one time. id Jack Tuck rea We have matched up some very desirable exchanged Is A GOOD esaeeng edo: Carl Nobel; the aniein pianos with Pianolas and Players and then fixed a spe- Ms ES gi ee od ude Bada : RON as cially low lump price upon the combination. e, wall Da A deints, and It w Prices, 200, 30, £0 You understand how we happen to get these ex- “e-niecal thal, ial aia ; ° changed instruments—that they have been traded in on Federal Paint and Wall Paper Co Exposition Pianos and the Genuine Pianola Piano. This j 14 First A F insures a class of instruments in fine condition and far a / superior to the exchanged pianos which reach the ordi- | nary music store “in the regular course of business.” | DEFECTIVE veer Peg ae hopping Mar pared fund aineane,” tne wr apectally | Raghomian $1 D0. vt %:90—Lower floor, 200; Bal |} ‘9700 COMBINATION— gs ee a ciety set. Biuuest Acts tv Vaudevinte. | Schubert Upright, mediugyegize, quarter-sawed Pla havi Player to match SCHUCHARD OPTICAL ¢ d Ave A BAD SMASH S345 $675 COMBINATION— Bush & Gertz—Full size Cabinet Grand—Mottled Mendington’s Reliable Repair African Mahogany Shop, situated one block north o| Pignola to siatoh 8320 the new Westlake Market, on Sixth av., and which ha a lreputation for quick repairs to trunks, grips, furniture, ete. is $650 COMBINATION— : 7 : Steinbach & Dreher—full size—mahogany —like still mending bad amashes at rea aoe sonable rates, Phone Ind, 786) > ae hie n expert on English and side sac Player to match A205 dles employed, | | | $625 COMBINATION— | NOT IN A LIFETIME | \ Smith & Barnes—Beautiful KBnglish Oak—Colo }Could you save more money ‘in nial #tyle—-practically new), |Wall Paper than at the Federal Player to match 8275 {right now. Save it till next spring|® jit you like | Federal Paint and Wall Paper Co., 4 Firat Av. | it will pay you well $600 COMBINATION— Willard Upright—very attractive used few months, Player to match parlor design Bankrupt Sale $23,000 stock of Clothing, Yate. Bhoes and Furnishings at your own price 424 S255 These are all rare values and wi} undoubtedly be snapped up quickly Moderate monthly payments, VIC ST—424 Third and Eilers You save you Wear a Diamond Music Bidg. Pay for it in weekly payments University Successor to D. S. Johnston Co, 3 ena berate | "| Thanksgiving , has said 1 “Some work to do, somebody to love and a clear conscience, Granted these three Is, there-is no reason Io the end that our peoj ourselves may fit Closed All Day Tomorrow The Stone, Fisher Co. § Gas Coke Have You Ever Tried For Your Furnace, Range or Heater? equal to hard coal and it is cleaner, Equal parts of GAS COKE and soft Its heating qualities are cheaper and better than coal. coal make an ideal fuel A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU Phone us for prices. Seattie Lighting Company 1314 FOURTH AVE.—Fourth and University—HENRY BLDG. Phones: Ex. 75. Ind. 67 AMUSEMENTS. Moore Theatre Seattle's Leading P: Tonight—Matinees morrow (Thanksgiving) and Saturday. Henry B. Harris presenta the Kreatent drama of the age “Tue THIRD DEGREE.” 40) a y House nday ¥ Pianos at half payments, price; easy without interest. Cline Piano Co. JOMN CORT, THE GRAND Manager. t—Regular Matinees fire Thanks, vin Matinee 1406 First Ave. Famatrow | Mort. } nts the “HONEYMOON TRAIL.” { tention, Sanat aR “4 le Sal 6 famous | Prices, $1, Merchants vm nent osday You will interested to know ent that we have more safes and vaults 5 aia n daily use than all other manufac: || rday mat- turers combined. We guarantee our safes and . vaults to be superior to all others AMEANE Purcell Safe Co., 312 Occidental " attraction, #2, ay., agents for He:ring-Hall-Marvin | — Sean + Safe Co., xianufacturers of the gen: | —— uine Hall Safe & Lock Co.’s sates || Seattle Theatre and vaults. | ‘Both Phones 43. Matinees Thursday and Se-urday “Why He Divorced Her.” phy’s Stir ttle Theat ST STEAMER HYAK iman Pier, foot at, 10:30 a. m nd Millership Sist LOIS THEATRE Main 1804: Ind, 4334 | Wee Poutsbo Route Effective Tuesday, Nev, 23, Two Round tex Daily from Colman Players N KNIGHT a00 PF > WA t, Manne M. PANTAGES THEATRE “UNEQUALED VAUDEVILLE” | AM SSCS § GREAT FLORENZ & | TROUPE OTHER BIG ACTS SEREN & BAL Men Pike Street I ML yREDEH 6 working bo you WANT TO BUY, BELL, RENT OR EXCHANGE CASH REGISTERS? DOWNING, HE (Established | BROKERS PICINS @ NV 1893) lan We ore independent deaicrs ham Stocks Grain wed for ling ¥/t Kinds, mew and second (and | ii eave you big mon Hf Boch © Private Wires, THY SUNDWALL © ET S006 Alaske Bide. 806 J Senttte. SESTEETITNSTS PUTT TTT Tests H. Lb. KLEIN The Raven THE SHOEMAKER, means that the docte {f you can’t get boots or # . 1g Is most efficiently supple shoes to fit you, get them made mented by the @ruggists skill In to measure at 2UG t 217 AMES STREET. compounding, RAVEN DRUG YO, ¢ 416 Second Av. SeSSiSEtt Wash, service 8 skill In pre prescription