The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 23, 1910, Page 6

THIS HEROINE SHATTERS MELODRAMA TRADITIONS } pop her » herotnes wife of Arthur the show, Cc all in the fam in the box of and the way abe ean Vat and his danger in assorted shades and th ts, and count ap the ¢ time, ta a cau minor a study to th tion made SOME CLASS TO THE 4 the © san wee » stre me POLICEMEN’S BALL Last night made another spoke, uniforms and tn the smartest suite esate: nail dia ent’s and frocks in which civiljans ¢ in th at ” : vow DOLD Sexes were draped. It was social whee! and an imm wd come party when Mayor Jobn F chi Park wal ball mbers of ds satled was on hand at the | Irving Ward, led the grand mareh. The let of dancers was a regular Who's Who? pavilion Early in the force h and their f in police circles over the hill to the 2 y making Captain M. T. Powers wore & place, garbed in their best cle stunning uniform of blue, with a and accompanied by the fair ones. white linen collar As soon as a patrolman or a ser Capt. Charles Tennant appea in @ smart sack, » ta the adve ments in the backs of magazines Captain C. Bannk jonable city hall t the bottom with black tists with white cuffs wctor J. Sull wore a sim geant o captain got off duty yee terday, he repaired to the privacy of his apartments to get strangle holds and safety razors and refrac tory collar buttons Beats were shifted and rear k wore & f shoes and at ed so that nearly every me : van of the force was able to mingle ple but rich confection from a First with the gay throng at Leach! Park av. shop, and carried gloves during the evening Captain D. F. Willard wore a} The results of the engagements rich blue, with a shirt to mateb with the barbers, the clothes-press He also wore suspenders ing establishments and the § laun Costumes*of other dancers were derers showed in the resplend no less brilliant = s cxtesamemaaaa INVENTS SAFEGUARD FOR DEADLY SLOT GAS METER Certain Proof Will Be Made That Stuart's Dyspepsia Tabiets Cure Stomach Trouble, ai) tarnished | ® Miller and Mra. Ward, wife of Chief |, Is This Fair? Noodles singer | of Fagan, newshoy king monologiat and exponent success, will entertain his news | boy friends Thuraday night in the Majestic theatre, where the jJuven } ile merchants will be made royally | weleome during the regular — per | formance and at the close will be |eiven the privilege of the stage Noodles” will take charge of them lon the stage and see them through | a Marathon race, the Bill Taft wob: | ble bug and a rapid fire contest, all of which will be fun for the newsles and merriment for the audtence. | Saturday morning “Noodles,” tn | his serious mood, will deliver a lee jture at the Majestic, It will be a Travelogue,” not by some effete {college professor, but the pungent observations of a young man who took his diploma on the streets and his postgraduate course In the al loys back of newspaper offices Noodles” fe a versatif® young nd has some Milly Sunday ac plishments, Karly in life he mapped out @ path to suceess which followed with persistency and 1 delight fn xood advice understand he takes a mintst |giving the youags terme which they and apprectate He ts no preacher of rmulae, j but the aiver of “straight tips,” and « his own career to back thelr He advocates going to tobacco nd clean athy with with him abstinence = fro liquor, clean bands ters. He is In ay newsboys and the } the ODD BITS OF NEWS The Schwager - Nettleton Mills company has decided to erect # m! on a tract of land on the outer ha bor line Just weet of the went }waterway. The mill will empioy 1150 mon at the start and the fe will from time to time be Increased | The University of Pennsylvania club celebrated Pennsylvania day in Seattle yesterday Estelle Cloment Larkin wants « » John Brayton Larkin al the latter persisted in |making fun of the former's red halr | The suit fas been filed in the local vate FROZEN PIPES. H Rrown tod. Cal on ¢ », Main | Pine at Plumbing 1300. 223 EVERYTHING IN our LINE PRICES THE LOWEST. MARKET Second Ave. and Yester. Both Phones 5. H. LL. 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Burke Block : oe i are t und ia * , Corner Second and Marion re oe i a tell Nh é ae |B 1315 Third Av. STAR THEATRE " f. KDWIN 4. THROWN, 718 Wivet Avy _ rt i THe STAR—WEDNES “NOODLES” —HE’S EXPONENT OF SUCCESS FOR NEWSBOYS)| “NOODLES.” They listen to him and him WILL TRY TO IDENTIFY THE nm F. Sretth, th r who was f na week ago, b nearly dead from the treater corded hte sians, wil come to Seattle 1 Kingat 1 in hie lone ent a ace if the man murdered at Phoenix hotel was one ante Accomiing t the story told the es wen 7 0 » “Rishon Owows Pe be > sche’ velatine ta, aan Gal Fiction-wine, the March Everybody's is fine Bishop Ogowannz The Burge jorot! wan one of the men who lar, hadow,” “An Unframed Picture” and “Jed's Jonathan” are all fascinating nar- @ nar robbed the old man : Caly said be wae in the employ ratives. There's a quaint story by Joseph C. Lincoln and a strong « Arthur of Smith, as were the twe n whe . ae , mmitted the robbery. Caly's story Stringer. 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Mary tn that his fellow workers made him toes ee Pali ahs eineina tt ‘ } at wed xumdh -vdoagenenilhsteiparrgel waste Sigsbee Ker, whose “Dollies’ Prayer” you } ably Me h ther of her and throatened him with death if he lovable kid pictures in the magazine interfered tn hin employer's behalf, “ but It is not belleved Deputy Wheriff Nele Bonjau hea In the back of t rm Everybor Publishers,” you will find the taken Caly beok to Kites. yunty te v tter of the yet 4 e a ft ye one ¢ the fries who bi face a charge of highway robbery a he : uy ’ eh ho have in the Smith been writing to ws to know If we bet © & magazine trust, or if you ome who have for bie alleged part Bearing the Name | | Opp. Postoffice. 1 ! | believe id, gaeKed and by three vicious Rue DA , FEBRUARY 23, 1914 The Publishers of or divorce. this woman works it out, has yet said No. 3 harder. a iy | + convince everybody. duced in facsimile. and view the remains of Nikifor Podoroff, to the of hie asaall- been wondering whether the reading more expensive to » We do not know that we are making ‘ that with thoroughly ad good, you must be the judge 15 Cents a Copy Spring and Macdougal Streets AMUSEMENTS, - JORN CONT The Ladies’ Masical Club Presents Manager | Moore Theatre MME Beatties Leading Playhouse . ‘omorrow Eve at BRAT SAl wn. 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