The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 5, 1910, Page 7

K WARDE TO Well ae Tragedian| Will Once More Appear in the Classics, Under Arthur Warde’s Direc. BY J. W. SAYRE HILE tn this y nat week, WwW Arthur Warde business manager of the Max Fig gaan company, authortued me to an Frederick Warde would return ts under hia nAnage dhe stage unc gent. Seattle will be included tn te tour, The repertoire, though Ghakeapewrean, has not been de aided upon The hows that Fre k Warde gae of the lead Shakespearean tragedy on the/It will be announced tater.” ayaa the Wester some 20 years ago qound of the classics Mira Rowers. Later he formed gave a| cago star with} cares to te ars Huebner bin be acted, and Inc Gamaical authors as well Moore in “Mary Saturday night. M fons tf Virginiws, oOf\there Sunday in The Hoys Pager. the Mouotedank Hein here with by playsvers of m of the rum of “The Musielan” at the Alhambra m com- | day night Pi R tour of] xin @ week's engagem t will | Transformation ot in hi * caliph tialiadaliabialiadade §| @ the 7 § Next week tt will offer mation,” will play for one Week in Portland. She will then return to the Alhambra, January 22, to prodo first time om any stag play by Bernard Fagin, on Mtied “Gloria.” Sete ee ee ee eee week by “St. Eimo,” for ¢ time h r the ing © tin “Le at the Orpheum; Mile. Lora. | Haman Bird,” at the M eee nee ee eee eee aa —_—— the Six Cornelias, acrobats, at the 4 Marie Cahill's Concert Offer, | Pantages Barry Bioane, yesterday, on dehulf | Mise Cabill, made Manager W.! d Clayton of the Symphony or | . ae & textative offer of a $1,000 : from Miss Cahill for a Symphony concert at the ee wae afternoon next week M6 the proposition involved the fa soloists with the or @ some of Mise Cahtil's euapeny, and as orchestral con Oe cost more than $1,000 each, Haven, Frederic Bond, ward and Frederick Trugedell a | Rear wou ba tte ce % at the cogil storey | RO so bad as the manag 3 Be Ways Inter, Manager Clayton ia | 0peNed On Decomber M1 and closed | fact that his play hed ron for years” In New York BM Uking the offor seriously jon January 1 and advertised ‘There was a glad surprise for @eryose at the Sembrich concert) wrens Monday night. The piano was not ‘s labeled. Huntington, stock actor in the old days, produce a wow play, “The V tors,” in Terre Haute next 5 Warfield’s Date tc Fixed ‘. Mauager Joht: Cooke of the Moore Accomplishment Note. 7 / Neday sent me the iowing item | Six months after John M 4 | @eacerning David Warfield landed in this country he # "Mr. Warfield is booked to ap-| speak the English language Muent-! Es ve E. J eer in this city, but the exact /ly oe in 24-40 OR FIGHT BY EMERSON HOUGH. Copyright 1900, The Bobhe- Merrill Company CHAPTER tv 1 could now see her face. There THE BARONESS HELENA. | was no smile upon her lips. I had a Woman is seidom merciful to the | never seen her before, that iW 4 WA Whe is timid. —Edward Bulwer | sure~—-nor did [ ever think to » F Lytton her tke again; I oe 4 There was one of ¢ Be. Nights at a centr | Pennsylvania a ‘ Miter a tong walk at the inscription on my | beautifully Malet document. | had not looked | clean-cut ar SM Mt before in the confusion of my pinched. There was nothing i say ven then, even in the half light Just a trifle foreign, the face somewhat dark, but not too dark the lps fall, the eyes luminous orehead beautifully rounded q SGiewhat hurried mental pro-| gard ab We «| Men. In ads to the name|cent—a magnificent woman. 4 saw | $84 street number, in Cathoun’s| that she bad splendid jewets at her| Priting, | read morandam her ears—a klace "Kitock at th door in the long hoops of diamonds | 4 Meond block ) treet alds used ee oarrings I reealied the ‘ lasp which caught at Me . Steet br tw f b hroat the wrap which How sti seomed somewh ‘own about her ball gown ? Pealed, 1 stood under I saw she was in sleidin x vening dress. | guessed she had der K f h oe » attendant at the gre q 4 that ball which I had missed ke hind me|so keen a regret myself—the ailed my | where | had hoped to dane ; woked wa A | Blisabeth. Without doubt she iF 0 t her. way’ and was saking 7) a stranger for instruction: ner driver My la whoever she wa od pleased with her rapid te zt. rary eruting Vith a fain q mur, whether of invitation or ie arc eould tell, she drew P A ' again to the farther side of 5 : oat efor I knew how “ a 1 wae at he 4 Th driver push 1 I lov Personally I am gifted witt nid I wa all tmagination ed not|in a sober and mat fact 2 t the [It appeared to me my duty to find 4 eaxon for this singular « t ada I marked to my ¢ f mak for of € ‘ou th ning? I at te that you ar 4 f if it- | gentleman, aid, in a low could dim) n¢ | soft votoe Mistinet, quite ] Hint light of the street lamp, fean-|sieal in quailty, and marked S4 over me, Tho same small hand | just the faintest trace of some tor Rervourly reached out though | ign accent, although her English | Pe 4 Mi requent sn A a ; how very naturally stepped| I looked again at her. Yos, coy ". A pair of wide and very|halr was dark; that was sure THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, Her eyes, too, | confirmed. Yor—as a paws ishe wore her domino,” haan gave me ald would be} summit of the hill, 1 stoppe J leaned out and|ten, Hearing nothing, | told the some brief orders. | driver to pull down the bill by the "it you know who 1 am, Who are | We led our chase across the valley | side streot, and } you, and why do you talk tn this ereeks on up th absurd way with mo, waa patriefan chin curving Just strongly at » full, and faintly cleft, slgn of power A third gracious lamp gave me glinypso of hor figure, hurried back |. Among hor draperies, and I ¢ about of me aterm height. RETURN | TO STAGE | \aimple after that ave our driver Georgetown hills, When we final and soon as possible abandoned the | mn oar de you take lant of the pavement, | this absurd : way, at midnight on the streets of | wheels was dutlod who am engaged oa business for my chiet?” She tapped again with her foot on the carriage floor and took to| Georgetown bills of our|ilttle creek which divided that wet | ’ Rapidly as we|lement from the main elty, 1 could hear nowhere any sound of our pur nowsed | be up could we passed on up the hill, un could cateh a glimpse outstretched was no paving “Tell me who flank of the hill,” arms were round and taper, all her limbs and figure finely mold ed, because nature does not do such | be lawyer here things by halves, bungles in her aymmetry of contour | when she plans a noble specim Here was a noble » men of what woman may be. 1 was not fn such a hurry to ask again how I might be romnow hat nurprised and | Maryland ponte in Washington ia my misfortunte not to be #o ais tinguished in fame » is known by all not tell you my name perhaps, only | iring you that Iam at your sery STONE, FISHER Co, whe demanded I told her the first one |now for a time. just themnetves ané let matters ad-| It did not deceive which is not a bad because it does | last, | not fit you. | disadvantage.” And T did as| taking such advantage pas#ing street lamps fe to once mo in the ton will f ix at to lov of the le at all over the qountry, Through e west and gouth tens of th vee “FREDERICK WARDE. constate ra him as! — k exponents of date is withheld for the presont ing me miles out of my way could of the I help you? Do you perhapw alled, showing | Georgetown very even and white teeth elties dear purple-colored Let me tell you it was not your personal charm which at tracted me when I saw you on the 1 frown at the of wuch things and such emotions that as I sat there not four minutes tn tp with this other stranger. | I felt swim up around me some sort edged with purple | st as I figured it then Hean stage. He a Shak Don't worry, John. As soon ¢ Roa whois 42 well av an act got your note I wired Warfield, tor, and during ny nguge- and he wired back that he would ents “In Seattle, generally here ing the week Gapaclty audiences, be never fail 24. Tell Manager Cort if te address the locs! hools on You see him lect with the p= Mw gt t William H. Crane and Fred Heb Predertck Warde f flashed | ner ‘ aager of the Lots horizon as a star | played In the aame company the only man in sight 1 bowed my thanks ett a that a/| it Was just before the war. The tw The following lists are merely sale that are too small to advertise ed pavement. At length she with Louis |old comrades bad a dinner and re oe union a few nights ago. Shakes: rd every | At the Local Playhouses. at could Max Figman continues at follow sd when called to you r Why should I rebel at this stealing i tet |I axked help of the Jane's Pa” until} first gentioman Cahill opens smiling to myself in my Fancy Sac ie ts, Antony, of Iago and of Bel-| Retty,” a nyusical play by Silvio do I blame the oocw | Yery special hurry. | pant of the other carriage Ribbon Slippers, Shoe Bags, Handkerchief } and Shirt Waist sis OF ot Up to $15.00 at $7.50. Tinted Pillow Tops, in many novel de th up to We, | r days more will see the con in politeness, keep this up further. How may I serve the I pray you, leave aside such clat she exclaimed te will De She started back on the seat as far as she could go. How did you know? And who are you? “I aid not know * until almost ax I be-| is for ua to be ribbon covered more stsalehtforward b rvice I beg you to let me de nd. for I have rsecute tonight.” dinminsed this with patient goature, and continued Laundry Bags, of cretonne, denim worth up to 59¢, for | signs bustness which | bhe to the Coast a few weeks Be y” ts the current attrac ‘Denee. } ton at the Grand, to be followed ee [Sunday by Rose Melville in | Hopkins.” The Russell-Drew company at the T wnat 1 so joattle " ~osentin for Hert th might say | am simply an Florence Roberts, after her 3 | Beast is now presenting “For Her Li a at Waeting privileged to peep ambassadors the windows, at lm “But you were not not see me? Finished Pillow nro of art ticking, de Show me my way Trilby” ta this week's play bill at the Lots, to be succeeded next Actually | saw fombie at ber purse, and the I never saw you tp | blood fi ife until this very moment me? | imposstbte Her satina rus | teay she was tapping a foot on the carriage door 1 answered, Inughing at by this amber purple sha. with flecks of scarlet and pink rf which weaves woos! and What you ask of me, madam, is ae with what cour 25c, sald summon |me now to tell |have told you that I am n gentleman of this country do not ¢ services to ladies for th fo not be aoe over | k will be Benjamin Chapin nin at the White House, for ayec ¢. Pin Cushions, satin « covered i * * 7 * * > a pew # Vaudeville beadtiners of the com * * * * Nichoiss Triat.| trim colors setts Cabill's advance mavager,| rye Girl in the Taxi,” John Cort's next offering at the Cort in Chicago, will have one of the strongest casts ever assembled for a musical play Including Adele Ritchie, Carter De sie Mill this perfume, The light is poor, bul it enough to show one who adventure can be no one else but the Baroness you have perhaps had | pane tittle | you do not wish to be discovered. In any case,| you ask we to shake off that car ringe which follows us it very onsily can be 1 was in the mood to apice an ad Yenture which had gone thus car. all . course she thought me crazed Collier's publishen an tustance of Dentrical mianaues who cnuncg [0nd drow back again in thy shadow: a theatrical manager who opened te Wow, Yeu ta hoell, cleo in| ® at when I turned and smiled, she Jaty and reopened in Septomt hat ; : with the claim of a seven om mathe’ he | gad ta the givi such a special q ring of such « special | ru, in the metropolis. But this is} leave it to you knew the city I turned and gazed back through rear window ¢ Baroness von Ritz can not 4tGin MinuTes HERE'S a modern ten- dency to com- bine business and { sociability. jity so becomes at once duty and a courtesy; it's best backed by an & Seattle Punctual- could LORD ELGIN, Thin Mode! and Setting. Seveutoes aby and saprtwrs balance mpensating balance gad center jewels Breguet hair spring. with mi Patent recoil fog ck ing setting device. “Plates damaskeened. id it case at the factory. ~ In Filled Gold Cases, $21 and up. In Solid Gold Cases, $35 and up. — | Other Eigin madets at other prices. accord. arched, chin and cl i straight, thin but 1 | are sold by jewelers every win wt her. She was magnif)-|®UGIN NATIONAL WATCH © COMPANY, Off On] | white, iv IRON BEDS | tes: © THE QUAKER " THE QUAKER DRUG@ 5 FIRST. AVE~ TWO STORES. - ¢ ; @ Whenever you buy at WM stores you save money, and money WE saved @ earned. t ball Goaler te is just like so much. money Quaker habit now. Madra ounting to $1 OO in value ms “ ART. =WOOD f@ In this stock are many articles worth as @ high as $2.00. @ lent opportunity to lay in a supply of iring Inventory at 19¢, FREE: It affords you an excel- Dodd Shoes @@ wood for practical use or for decoration. for Women eyes were looking Into mine.) awept up in a great roll above hor | 1910 [be dingutsed,” 1 sald; “not even it! True, there waa another vehtole fol ty All of earth or soft turf, now this tine | well wetted b the little} nearly at the end of Washington's | last we re mask which hung from the silken cord, and flung tt from her. 4 point near th where | suer Into this we Madam,” said J, turning to her following the! “I think we may sufely say we a our going, which | alone What, now, is your wish Art Novelties at Half | Complete Needle Books, | Finished P xes All a wes, } | ! 1 } NE EN ed. These are typical groups: Women’s 1-Piece Dresses | Women’s Tailored Suits $15 t Made of serge, fancy worsteds, | adcloths ! taffeta silk. In all ng plenty of black rs, incl The popular Moyen styles in nost all sizes, | prices $25.00 and $35.00; now to be closed out at $15.00. All Dress Skirts 1-4 Less W made of ama, i all izes; a all AT ONE-FOURTH OFF ? : i} : § ; : ‘th $ Ot quirrel, imitation the a { ermine tate coney; 0: al | muff and = scarf to $ ma ch > ) aa ‘Best Sale of Curtain: Irish Point Lace Curtains-——About ory and Arabian col ur prices, $5.00 to § $3.95 pair ny pair tomorrow $10.50 Mattresses for $5.00 Feit Mattr ¢, covered with lis 25 and $1.50 Deapertnk 95c r ar mattern, Pe, 25c and 35c Curtain Swiss, 19¢ urtain ‘ i ‘ nd con regular 25 to 50 per cent discount on Sample Dressers, Buffets, Chiffoniers and Dining Tables HE CTONE. ISHER SECOND AVE QUNIVERSITY 81 tlt iii CAD GER TNE CS AAMMARINMIND Wail) wis Monae si SaMLIRENRC IID eR the rain, When at to His! thought which perhaps | gested either to drive slowly. | voice or in some glimpse she come into our n street again at the foot of the not far from the sealed missive 1 can not see said hurriedly i for my case of lucifers rare nov- suggestive; many will be on All will be plainly marked. ee Soa with the sillow it Oper a Bags, Hatj lot. De hand-embroidered silk, ace, CALENDARS FOR f rib- | thousand Art Calendars half | painted and lithographed ety of size and styles, F 50c Pin Cushions, 25¢. } to 50c; all in one big lot at Up to $6.50 Pin Cushions, $3.25. | First Floor 1910—Al out A nN nc Pann Women’s Suits, Coats and Dresses at Great Reductions--In Many Cases Half and Less The entire stock of Women’s down for final clearance. Women who know are no such values to be found anywhere else. Coats, Skirts and Waists are included Garments tell us that there The finest Suits, ; not a garment is resery- may choose Suits of worsted, serge, and fancy im i Ss in one All eis Coats 1-4 Less gporrsbes ain ke AT ONE-FOURTH OF Trimmed Hats Children’s s Furs | $1.00 Drapery Silks, 59c faint Night by which she might rea She pursed her lps and shook her me keenly for a| head some| “I do not recognize the addre he saw sug-| sald she, smiling, ax she turned to of my| ward me might| “Is it this door on M street have caught of my features as light| you go beyond this other street? moment she|I asked her, "Come—think!" m 1 thought I saw the flush asked | deepen on her face, even inspection | match flickered and fs which I bore I leaned out dark,” | called to the m now, boy~-and dri fast! 1 fumbled} She made no protest and made a| (To Be Continued.) a, Second and University. | STONE, FISHER CO. bart Needlework, Pillows and Thin at Half Price and Less than Half Here is an event that thrusts itself into public notice in the middle of the most successful White Sale we have ever held to the hearts of refined women are to be 1 morrow at half price, and in many cases less than half The sale will be held on the third floor. There will be plenty of room, plenty of salespeople, plenty of the goods advertised. | Second and University. 9S Beau The White Sale Monday’s records show that the sales eclipsed any and every previous per formance. This is not ad vertising talk, but the plain facts, straight from the au diting office. And the success of the sale lies in the fact that The Garments Are Fine and Pretty, and Prices Are Remarkably Low The shew le anes show spread on the second floor, and there’s a vast array to choose among, and the y're all uniformly low priced. Corset Covers, 20¢ to $5.00. Drawers, 25¢ to $2.50. Chemises, 98¢ to $5. Combinations,. 59¢ to $7.50 Gowns, 59¢ to $15.00. And many, many others. marked 1 colors up to Children’s ‘Hats | Hat Shapes » in the pop Na For women; dark colors; n hay Ik band good styles any differ- ent effects to *choose among. On sale— Tomorrow at 25¢ Ss Ever Told Of at. 133% Off On FURNITURE 0. 59e. $1.75 Scotch Linoleum, $1.20 tch Inlaid Linoleum; ec $ : ul In 40c Floor Oilcloth, 22c I ‘ = RUGS 22¢. ROOM SIZ, $25. 00 Axminoter Rugs for $17, 50 SIS. 00 Brussels Rugs, $ 85 3 Modern 0. Department Stores