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

TH AR- FRIDAY,°DEQEMBER 24, 1909 Star That He Will Tom Lewis in a y Comedy. a Rhodes, George Cohar s cousin, bas, during a gs part it tly . present season, been play ng Josephine Cohan’s role in “The Prince.” Miss Cohan, | owever, if physically able, will go Commencement Days” cloned its | nan, 8 y . * m jetty ber old role « Moo @ theatre tonight jong Western tour last Saturday - nme ns }night in La Grande, Ore BY J. w. SAYRE jcompany left at once for New York. | BORGE M. COHAN was last evening considerate enough to se peal a dB break his iong-standing rule against newspaper interviews by “Chanticler,” the new drama by | telling x few facts concerning his own pl for the French author, Rostand, will de PqseD late future fk be himself ia th subject velop one of the queerest = eve’ Se eerquemnadeiieeameniann F which Georce Coha ‘ossibly be interviewed. Mr jnoted KS the stag generously given r dressing room to his a animale as characters tt | him dressing two {1 p, Where the villian or jpaes “Woodland” in reall | CHANGES IN THE | fan usually makes his pre arations for facing the jtand at first insisted that all of the Fearuary 'o ar many ope RR ge lege nerd {ii {This proved a failure at rehearsal, | pie Europ to be gone seviral months. Over th nba the gutors wilt ben Soanet sapeama | Sk tanita ter tha. (our tecdtenl play whieh’ Wik jwith hands depressed, much ike a igh no definite action was| he players In m on iis Bind loge yesterday by the members of on of the new ; the council's charter revision com e of the new play has not n will show |» the Revelle and Goddard one of the biggest productions » FORee, calling for a revision of the) m Of HONS. | Drogen ty gove t were dis e the { wound 18 cussed at | by representatives r 4 fies to Chanticler| Stotnlantinies i “ The cock ts em According to the Revelle bill, al 1 think all four of ue—daddy the I aay aes a by eight Tt broader scope is given rig people | e re ¥ & good og rest hict ¥ € et woo 7 , “lin choosing the revised form of ty wave Reto yl —. oli ® © a cock, basely deserting his hens and| i vcenment The 4 ; . |his farmyard, elopes with the henson Yo ine counc lowe “ Ce bet ¢ tava jpheasant. But the watchful owl!“ O¢ the 75 or more interested citi oad te 7 Siete vere it has his eye open, sees the guilty | rong who attended the meeting yee ‘try pag 4 oth night birds, a plot agains wernment by commission plan oy the cock of the walk and the ©0| 4 cording to is adherents, it would ' respondent |mean # lower tax rate and ® mc aps en oe Act The hen pheasant, ¢0 |. onomical government “The company wi h others in our place Mme. Chantle holds }iicns will be taken up ) ight stands in New Bngland and through Pennsylvania until the | court (asl dat ec WE Counts frm weather. Meanwhile I s aunch Tom Lewis, who is The nature of the fourth and con: | 1H?" Ne to separate the light Se c = Steve Daly tonight. as the star of a new a! comedy which /etuding act no one has as yet be aad power'é eats. and 046 8 THIRD AV. now writing for him, to be call Man From Down 7 lable to discover, All of the ‘factors |824 sscadian te Gas board at put Mr. Cohan is accompante his trip across the conti by re bound to secrecy lie works } ae Bwife and 6-monthe-old baby xi ¢ of the Incidents which Ros-| } The entire net proceeds of tend considers moet tipo ee hea (POLICE GET THE |] December go to the fight against tuberculosis. If Josephine Cohan goes on at the Moore cht it will be the | poetic is that In*which the hen » the Pour Cohans have ever appea in Seatel Five | pheasant lays eges in the full view WRONG TWIN IN | » family >was booked at the Grand in “Ruaning for | of the audien Madame Simone, | | , #0 after playing Tacoma he returned to the f his under | haw besought the author to omit tt -__- ling his role he Daring the gre part of the present but he has refused stubbornly, de | Ross Chapman created consider | pear, and if whe plays the |claring that it was a sublime por-|able consternation in Judge Gor-| be her first time on th tion of the play and that it in no/don'’s court this morning when he} » in San Francisec way partook of the ridiculous proved conclusively that {t was his | George M. Coban BMggest recetpts WN SAYS. HE ALMOST ROUGH WITH ACTING GAME pmedian Tells Cohan's First Seattle Ap- VERE E RRR ee AMUSEMENTS THIS WEEK MOORE ban The Y snipe ov anno SEATTLE Geo. in P cane Dark and of Nod Russoll-Drew company (150th to 189th performances) in "The Girl Engineor LOIS— The Del Lawrence ae ° company (167th to 177th per formances) in “A Gilded Fool. ORPHEUM- Arturo Bernardi, protean artist, and vaude ville MAJESTIC—Doganny troupe, Acrobats and vaudeville. PANTAGES Mile ver Mirma, di and vaudeville, , THE COMING WEEK, MOORE William H. Crane in “Pather and the Boys ALHAMBRA Dark | pearance Draws One of|% GRAND—"The Man of the 4 i Hour.” . Largest Audiences in)? ge AT TLe—tne Russell-Drew Local History. company (160th to 169th #/ ee, performances) in “Shadows | “am on the Hearth.’ | LOIS—The Del Lawrence com pany (178th to 188th per. formances) in “A Message from Mars ORPHEUM-Julius Steger & Co. in “The Fifth Com mandment,” and vaudevil | MAJESTIC George Bi. R | and His Misfit Army and i vaudeville PANTAGES — Petroff’s Ant last n tant ovense in * * * * * ~ * * * . * * * * * . * * * * * * * * . * * o * * * * * . . * * * * * * * * * * * x! 7 * * * * * * * * * * *| * *! *) * *| * * * * ” . * * * * * * * * * * * * 7 * * * *| * * mal Circus and vaudeville, ® * * * pdhdhdadhndadhdhihdedh da dadech thd |here, ls now in Flint, Mich. F joes Grey jwith the and Cella Mavis are show st A Portland dispatch to The Star} says that the Shuberts have taken/ office bullding thereon ‘° WOMEN ARE GOOD | @ lease on the block bounded by Morrison, Yambill, 13th and 1th,| jintending to build @ theatre and| and the | minals of the Congestion and diftt come every winter.” BELT LINE 10 CHEAPEN THE COoT OF COA J. B. KEATING “The coat of would be reduced one construction of the N delivery of half by rthern fuel the Pa-| Union, Keating & consid old trade wsuMers must realise that the proposed freight terminals near Lake Union mean a great deal to them. Those living on the hille a few winters ago, who had to take coal home by the sack, on th street care. shouldn't need to have thelr mem orles refreshed With bunkers at Lake there would be much leas delay in delivery, and the cost of hauling would be reduced fully 50 cents a ton; there would also be a further waving to the dealora in the cost of | cific Belt Line around Lake the says J Fuel erable of the surely B. Koating, of company, bandlir share of the elty Fuel ¢ Union, horse feed. We have been conatd ering the establishment of bunk ers in this neighborhood, in the ex pectation that the road would be butlt, and I now sincerely hope that the franchise will be passed over the mayor's veto We are not experiencing any trouble in getting coal from the] downtown bunkers just now, as we have in the past, although, of} course, we still have the long hauls. | But ¢ switchmen’s strike has | made it Impossible out of the elty by rail ship any coal and Seattle is for the moment enjoying ¢ b fit of heavy local euppli But with rallroad conditions set tled, as, of course, they will be,| sooner or later, we will get back | to the old difficulties of congested streets and long walting in Ine bunkers The terminals proposed at Lake Union are ideal for fuel service to} the main residence districts of the Their extablishment would at once relieve the downtown ter at ulties I have referred to, which brother Re standing in damaging an rt who court on the itompbile yesterday charge of should be | 25 30. Saturday, Dec ing, from 6 to 12 nese tenor. $e. Chi Veal Roast Pine Home Made from 1 to 8 p.m. Special engagement of William Lai, M TABLE Ripe Olives Sound Oyster Cocktail Bird's Nest Broth. Cutlets, Spring Roast Suckling Pork, Apple Sauce Vv Baked Brown Sweet Potatoes French M lee Cr Chinese Help Us Build the Sanitarium Eat Every Day at ALLEN DALE’ CAFETERIA AND JAMES S1 Xmas Day Saturday Everybody Is Invited to Come Any Day Chop 8u Peas this Cafeteria for ANNOUNCEMENT The newly opened PEKIN CAFE Will Serve a Special Christmas Dinner Music, even famous Chi ENU D'HOTE, 75c. Chinese Bweet Pick! Soup a la Chinese Entree and Rb Breaded Gravy Country Roast Chicken Bauce Cranberry egetables Mashed Potatoes Dessert lince Pie ‘eam and Cake Chinese Nats Milk Coffee Tea @ which rot t k TELLERS —IN A __|by ariving his wagon against the bas seldom been su , " machine while it wae standing on in th 8 city Coming s bef ‘ tmas. BANK, OF COURSE) [the street at Fremont. The broth-| 7 | ° ble resemblance Right's audience was in y , Se Dis ers bear a remarkable res sence at Yat 8 ea a wi = / chcgnag sail et bet NEW YORK, Dee 24_~After «| 8nd when the mistake was oxpiain | - mae | ‘ uae ed to the court, Ross was promptly if —= = e do. ‘oha y of tr " five € 7 pave | ae fx veenilageons sane aan Ves ce ae we id nel disinissed. A’ warrant will be il - * edes the “fe me found thai hypo ta men {sworn out for his brother sen sed cely ers e superior: » me etre last ‘ ed Ithe f wreath which now STEEL TRUST WILL rere ow of the twent'"| SPEND 100 MILLIONS SECOND AV. AND PIKE ST. > : on al ¢ , n elve another swat tol E * . ; pate epipecee ie i ¥ h i sirincitr te Rate: fie MORE AT GARY, IND Announces a Christmas Programme, Including - P fields. The commendation emanat Ry United Prensa) : if Louls Windmull CHICAGO, Dec. 24.—The second Abi! dent ¢ iden Lane 8a ‘| great movement of the United : a Jway and Malden| States Steel Corporation to Invade : 4 to it, a threehour hurrah of fun and musi Ho'wslared it'On the Gorrple-lthe sevrlinty, adjacent to Chicago 1 cost a hat would make an aster og loo © years of # jce by Miss! following the raising of the new If there eve Beaton Of: ‘actors, Get Clare as paying teller In|town of Gary from @ sand waste G St { ed the problem of perpetual motion ‘mi- halt years by Miss Sadie McClusky|ment that the corporation intends as receiving teller jto spend $100,000,000 in the build Served From 11 A. M. to 8 P. M. % aid that Tom Up to the time we engaged Miss] ing of new plants and the enlarge isodes ! oe or taetls Wits ont med ens ng caaiions! aa Pe st Vocal and Instrumental Music: Afternoon, ve M. Coha so we decided to try wom-| ployed with the completion of the from 3:15 to 5:15; Evening, from 7:45 to 12. t a tt ¢ aid Mr. Windmuller Com-| plant * P Epi. |pistate Of Insocuracies had been f BAUMAN CAFE CO., Inc., Proprietors feat gel ie tat at afe Tannhauser f Yankee Prince George M, Coba found to balance to a cent | Consumption — readil attacks i" ¢ pla ‘ to Other qualities the women pos-|those who have had pneumonia : He pa he j e allt x Tha are quickness and politeness.| Many sufferers from tuberculosis Second Av. and Pike St. ’ e me b 4 ' F day there are rush periods] give a history of having had pneu between 11:30 and 2 o'clock and|monia. The lungs thus weakened = wai lia teh th eh ee te eee te tee \tuain after 4, but no matter how/are moro easily attacked by the | ————-—— oe Soe canaten — v4 a {many there are in line, our tellers| germs that cause consumption ever nervous and every depo: For all those » “weak lungs * eve * neryv and every der For 1 with a eure he # llor Is attended to promptly Jespeciaily those who have had mm | ri Ca nm a e onia, Kekman's Alterative is i * will ‘- | pneumonia, Kekmar f . 4 soe + BOOZE AND PAINT |the appropriate remedy. Cures of Fourth and Pike, en the Orn ‘or lconsumption are accomplished by thor | George Ade 4 DON'T MIX WELL | (2m Ricrnuve: But take 1 seleneed. * snusual play * sas lin time, There ts no wisdom in 1 1 one of which the *| Admitting that painting the til tuberculosis is estab . tera wnbng ag aan iced that 4 \Saloon mirrors had an exhilarating ith is never fully valued un He has already announce va t o sually #0! quiet | ess comes. t tt y | ® “Pather and the Be am és ret Ar :Remeget® rd dag ack n : At the American, Oyste of t srow.|* last new play of his long #|‘!sposition, and that ea ; I wish | had known of Kek course, we're writing dete Ou Brow | F iirour on the Atperican stage, # {110 whet painted, war, prompt-|imau'g” Altorative two yearn RKO eter fries” have a reputation * . 2 ae eee Tt etneeFIne | Since tnking It I have gained twen gained by the warm recommer ft draught Arnold, who gave} yy pound 4 1 cannot but dation given us by our regi ttt th tet GTA y-eight pounds and ann 1 r 1 ww regular yO bis occupation as that of a fancy|) "Very ‘thankful to you and the patrons. We want you to sfare “ decorator, who was arrested this) sinignty God for the great bless with them the good things we ¥ ave| Daly's theatre, the most famous |morning on the charge of drumk-ling and « e of health it has have to offer, Oysters, clam Wiz the w onths. |of New York's old playhouses, Will, @nness, was dismissed with the oe le eaten tn my . ' IK @ #hor ems trip |the metropolis hears, shortly bé| admonition of the court to “use| Ought 1m li iat ia a a | turned Into « motion 'pieture house | more water-in the paint 1426 Broadway, Camden, N. J. | 4 vps — by the Shuberts Music Every Evening from 6:30 ae | | The funeral of Miss Annie] Eckman’s Alterative Is good for io 1hih inatading Gund Farnum ha | Maude Fealy will, week after| Mitchell, which was due to be held/all throat and lung troubles, and 0 12:30, Including Sunday Wager, tc k down |next, open in vaudeville in New|today from Butterworth's under-|1s on sale at all Owl Drug Co.'s o — si — a Iu the cont bh he | York taking parlors, has been postponed | stores and Bartell Drug Co.'s three | — — en ae he ent until Sunday at 2 p.m. The arrival stores, nnd other druggists. ey Buy ox Sell RealEstate, Business Chances. See ) in the of the Zinn's Musicel Comedy company, | of relatives from California necesst: | for booklet of cured cases, or write MW, “Cameo Kiriy which played several long seanons | tated the postponement to Eckman Mfg. Co, Phila., Pa |Classified Page. | Virwt Avenue Parent With There With fare be Without a bought tb rows Near Madinow oArE Pritchett Wants to See You. gon, 1414-16 THIRD AVE. Everything ‘Turkey and all the 11 AM PLAZA Cc. H. Do You Dine at the If Not, Why Not? Fourth Avenue of your owr 1 a8 mY Wemen cooks pre oking beaten to Nothing Like Wal Serve a Fi a Turkey SMITH’S CAFE 1123 Third Ave. KREG’ s CAFE 428 UNION ST. dont Banat of the New White Bldg 600 Pounds of Turkeys Specially Fed, and Grown on the Knight Will Be Used for Xmas Table d’Hote Dinner, at Grant’s Cafe Reserve Your Table Now — Phones CHRISTMAS DINNER ixings Untt Pine and Westlake, Opp. Plaza Hote! Under New Management EORGIAN CAFE a fraazle. CHICAGO CAFETERIA CHRISTMAS DINNER HOTEL STEVENS CAFE the best of everything, just as you want it | The Newport Ranch, at Hubbard, Ore All Day Christmas. Ind., 1370; Suneet, Main 877 of Quality 50¢ 1 8:00 P. CAFE M. HEGSTED, Prop. It’s the Best in the City Between Pike and Union ever tasted ry day home- lots of ich good We have It in Seattle SUNSET. MAIN 402: Dinner, from 12 to 8 p. m.—7 Tamate Grotto 1425 4th Av ‘ms. You all know what that means— And the Best eat CAFE & GRILL FIRST AND MADISON. The Oriental Poo! Rooms 45—Poo!l Tables—45 25—Solo Tabies—26 Bar, restaurant, clgar stané and seven chair barber shop. Largest place of the kind tn the world. $10 sh given away daily. 14 17 ird av., between Pike and Union, Prof. Raber’s Blue Phones—Suaset Main 1702 Dancing School Ribbon Club Manvell’s Cafe Phone 4228 We egul Christmas Dinner Fr m 12 to $1. HEADACHES In train We mak correcting eye de t , Schuchard Optical ¢ 1207 wond Ave The Raven prescription service means that the doctc kill in pre scribing is most efficiently supple mented by the aruggist's skill in compounding. RAVEN DRUG CO.,, 1416 Second Av, Exclusively for Household Geode. | j Pubit VERRY XMASHAPPYNEWYBPAL PALACE MARKET ond and Yesler DOWNING, Hoskins & RYER BROKERS % Private Wi Alaaka 1b dee. FInepRoor STORAGE