The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 11, 1910, Page 3

MOORE Mie Creams atitkciem of ¢ « & the essay | ‘ t maintains ¢ be more prolific wut expericr 7 pve Dorin ‘sleverer in a laugh gette a they wrt nique and Bizarre i than th usua the Opposite wrx W te portray gents) ity in getting le commonplace ir Be ophort, the wp by Mine Cr Right through the saying ©0, of the best that eve | theatre te halt a hit plays, and then, per See the best that can aaid to be jot the English va The Rerros brot the pr AR the Seattle. the West acain, after a BONITA\ ent At the Pantages. » balancers and acro ne Of entertainment are two rat ine of ertainment let the have a Wi-| “Paytc nm and Wilson drama in “Why } sare oe tha ienneell ern Walker act. The ri . open the new |' stile theatre tomor- |‘ y-drama, “In \, os received mention if the play is that ever. The Three ustcal and danct young He | Sppeer Deeetheart a, the [Dave the latest movin At the Moore. re next we cok appears) ing that there was n¢ of an t pled Gnally prov . ; ‘sade fagitive wit all week. w es matinees ag returns of Light,” Mt the Orph« from the dows, where M the season. There are Sirls in the com- S| learns in the | that # Maximitian Grober’s ant- |... BP another big feature |" will Inc Minnie, the | nd Captain j Davia. ¢ yi jamong the « trensen | ginning jat th The turally ia ree, for what hero’ ama Goesn't, and merges fre ng, for equa B ning performa At the Gra rand opera b story is an and Dalla. At the Lo 4 next wee as the best ‘Ow did he come te zu plan (By United Pre that he had been barred from a dow. Felusal of the Russian authorities to allow him that co engagements there with artists whom he americ: is true,” he said today, at the Grand hotel admittance te Russia. Iagements with artists at St. Petersburg. off my name. to e80 if | can force my way in, but | am not Is an outrage.” ty acrobatic tricks Dreamers y and Saturday a |the stage. Bontta At the Orpheum. favorite at the Grand > win of actors and ac-| The White Squaw.” has a lot of troubles, in the last act triumphant » them all at the RED FROM | RUSSIA BECAUSE HE’S A , OSCAR HAMEERSTERN WILL FIGHT is ARIS, June 11—Declaring he had applied to the state depart: pt to force his way into Russia, Oscar Hammerstein a hard blow, he declared, because he has im- “that | have it is a hard blow. will agree to join the Episcopalian or the pply for membership in the Greek churoh, my New York lawyer to apply to the state =f ‘bar with com- | They are} num medy nature that.has made « big lea Helen Lowe is scheduled to the Pantagescope will « pictures } we year | non lar a ext new friends | onm. Her ve is @ fried lady who fe! man, but} to give an} ind. the headliner | k, be- | ee tomorrow use. Wer ve Indian story as the white ot ine of modern | rm" dra t not? ran en Grand is. scribed as a| Bob Law- | Whitaker wil k to give the show of the > get run over,| p a ‘oraeshor Magazine. untry be- to go to he hoped | have it will vory hope- IDGEWOo “THE PLACE FOR YOUR HOME” $10 Cash and $10 Monthly. SIDEWALKS D WATER S t FOREST 10 _ “TAK AGROSS ~—ELUUTT Bw = STAR wirele atatiec CLAIRE SINCLAIR SEATTLE | Only a Few. I atand the Frasers are ba arkod the spinste ake her part, and him ae growled are a few eoce 4 their own TTA CROSMAN = | ed * * [ARTHUR GEORGE *# CAR LINE CHANGE MADE. ® GETS NEW TRIAL : : : j® On Monday cars on the # ce |}@ Queen Anne Hanes will be ® Nees * operated over the B. Queen # Arthur W. George, held in the P ‘Sueen county jail under a sentence of|* Anse branch. Tho change # }® affects the rout i* s of the st. branch of the North Qe ervice over to the Eas Anne line from Boston * Anne av., formerly * death for the murder of his wife has been granted a new trial by the supreme court. The ground for | this action was that the court had |) prevented the defense from show | SATURDAY, and ) Sasa * by the East Queen ® > tll feeling be-| | The tranefer car # tween Goorge and his wife vd ng, Bagenon Ad George killed hin wife in their ae | * av. between Ray ® home at Brighton Beach on May 15,|% nya > 1907. He had been divorced from |) ° ” 2 his wife some time before. Re : SIGN DEEDS WITH IED TO a THUMB PRIRTS, | BELLINGHAM, June 11.— While attempting to save the A deed signed with the thumb? | Hife of hie 12-year-old brother prints of the Indians wheres of 4 acres of land at Port Madison, yesterday afternoon, Fred Knutson, aged 15, was dragged to the bottom of wa. recetved yesterday by t er, W. Q. Wickersham pool near Nooks bought the pr county, and drowned Indian named found tate in the clasped in each oth tepsens of John } | | bodies of the two bo: | write, the no © was used in Hen of mn ‘croms mark are the average prices who on oral | ken: collence theee prices, unless ‘sthorwise indie are for strictly first grades. Kees and Butter—Baying Price 19 «29 7 Butter, ranch ne i ugar “nana P 6.98 ans 6.450 6.55 77 Buying Pree is “ e 4 ty a4 Fruit—Relling Price is . * 3.000 [ 2.80@ #9 . 1.60 4 Mente—Selling Price, 18@ Hay so Compreswed per ton Wasterr Bmoked Meate—Seiling Price. Mame eplo Hi oiled H. Dried Be Bacon Wasbing 4 111% Monts, Live Welght. Co: * 40.00 Heifers, ib «.- | | | | | JUNE UNCLE SAM WANTS SOMEONE | TO TEACH INJUNS TO SING| 11, 1910. CHURCH SCHOOL 8s" SENDS OUT 16 GRADUATES Do, re mi, fa ool, Ya, a Ne mn the elvil ser Hi, hai, hawa, byah, ho, wa ' at the fer GETS HYDROPHOBIA yab seg tesece edie FROM BITE OF COW | he aca ? mare ache de ng to take] Bch be he 1 FULLERTO. Ore - Hian acho Ur the nee} o> 7 K tt erton, | , ' and 9 vartors. | to atns soul ; reats t ‘or th orsition, Ju on HW 4 I of ’ the minath bad Kar t 1 I The mal had beer : STERN CLEARED sé forinthe wheal. OF Seerewe ve tay: AMUSEMENTS. Moore Theatre JOUN CORT, Mur Starting Tomorrow Night MATINER SATURDAY BONITA AND HK MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY, IN THRE MUSICAL Com BDY OF INNUMPHABLE NOVELTIES FASCINATING SUPERBLY FLOR A EXQUISITELY MOUNTED GOWNED 5 O-RESELE-5 O MOSTLY GIRLS PRICES for THIS ENGAGEMENT MAT. SAT. ONLY NOTE carly on endl aA Prices 25c and 50c NEXT ATTRACTION Three Nights, Commencing Monday, J Charies Frohm: Maude Adams TreGrandOpera diate YOUN CORT, Manager One Week, Casidiaaiiians Seniiiees Slieik pte 12 Louis F. Werba Presents AMUSEMENTS. |Pone || Ween ONLY Both Phones 6106 Advanced Vaudeville WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY MATINEE | Frines le, Be, Be, TS Performances 8:30, 8:20 Daily Direct From the ans LONE FULLER'S «: Capt. Maximilian Gruber and Miss Adelina’s EQUESTRIAN REVIEW CHAS. WAYNE AND CO. pelttan Opera House ‘wl Dancing Surprise Feature “THE BALLET OF LIGHT” Fontire Lower Floor . HARKY L. When “The Man Who Talks aod Sime “The Morning After” = Special Matinee Wednesday Prements SIRGHL AND MATTHEWS Artiats om Strings PRENTHLLE AND VALLONIF Elte Patertaimers FRED ROUEN, World Famous Aerialist MAJESTIC ”“% *WAUDE VILLE: éviRy WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY MATINEE Prices 10c-200. Pertormances Detly, 2:90, TAS, ® poor Comtinveus tunday. A aor! Watson-Hutchings-Edwards In “Schmaltz’s Night Off” THE VERY BIGGEST FUN THING IN VAUDEVILLE A SORBAMT: ower TH J MISS DALLA CLARKE In Her Ows Romantic, The White Squaw ak Seats, 25c Picturesque Drama MURRAY M. FELL Jorial Sonologtet Matinees Tues., Thurs. and Sat. = bonita SEATIL Week Commencing TOMORROW (SUNDAY) MATINEE, the Biggest Bargain of the Season THE STIRRING AMERICAN PLAY PHONES: MAIN 1304 IND, 4334 And Her Company of 50 People tn the Musteal Comedy The Telephone Girl NEXT WEEK LOIS THEATRE Don’t Fail to See That Gripping Comedy Drama The Octoroon MATINEES Sunday, Tuesday, Wed- nesday and Saturday THEATRE RUSSELL & DREW, Mare Phones, Main 43. PRICES Northwestern League DUGDALE’S PARK BASEBALL|| Today and Tomorrow, at 3 P. M. SEATTLE vs. TACOMA Admission, 25c and 50c The Greatest Phy of the West of All Time—A Massive Scenic Production—A Great Cast of Principals—aAll of the Favorites Nights—15c to 50c. Matinees—10c and 25c RE FRANZ TONIGHT—LAST TIME 4: | Why Girls Leave Home Pantages Theatre orchestra With hi play at Dinner and S “Unequaled Vaudeville” latest mu: from ‘ i ¥ DOLLAR PRINC eek Commencing Monday Afternoon, June 18, at 9:80 “THE ARCADIANS HERE’S A BILL THAT CANNOT BE BEAT Blanche Ring's RERROS BROS. Chas. Lindholm and Co. —1N cnt Balancl RIDGEWOOD “THE PLACE FOR YOUR HOME” HELEN LOWE And the PANTAGHSCOPB WALLNO & Gwona- brTe, $10 Cash and $10 Monthly. SIDEWALKS Eocentric Eur Dancers. LARGE LOTS WATER