The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 9, 1910, Page 3

ze ase Fi 4 if BREE CES ees Mra #4] Hi 5ee Fa es ne! Ss iff fi At the Moore. William Collier , will be at ¢ heat ina new phy ©. N Adapted f Crawford Plexr for the stage Wises euncerns the Starr. y te determine ’ he ts really peeps & blundering of the Miring of a person t Ry. The action pe place during this that 4 ir stirrups. w for*dear tite wakes Rand the acy between LT place hip finale is quite a few new, catehy fatroduced in °F e while asa Jew the Best roles that ban seen in ta chorye has « ture cal somg numbers © Matinee will | sh mil Don Pobas been dean at wlth « frama actors Hand * u the help ites. For three $6 an even race bet evil, but, as We and goo f Dood LB tremendous At the Lois Harry Cu with Lois among th: mas, a here before» maby Im the of the Tike a good av. play he At the Orpheum. Kellerman Th Fee Will be the big Paw EM opening Mo: Raving beer BG Week berauue 1) ot beer Bee REF in the nev AMON thon for Annette it Fords w fon, fo Bréatent 4... i Mrs. Jack M the funnicet ¢ They : teen ks Lew Hearn ton this The er Pe KRESKO & F LM i Wd, Uff BONITA GRAND ee a * . AT THE THEATRES. . - * GRAND - for &® MOORE. .Durk * ORPHEUM— Annette * an. * MAJESTIC.-Vaud * PANTAGES — Vaw * SEATTLE * Hand * Los Tt * ALHAMBRA ta in “Pe Keller The Hidden ner Grocery Dark * Week After ® MOORE a * Next Wittiam ¢ t eMedia Meta d Rediade de dedaded ee At the Majestic Tribe eter { f what k Majestic, be Mr. Lee growing worse ip and his act| s musteal tr yMalley ts a f new and ing. At the Pantag: A real wild W agers! ad rs Bot Warn-! FROM GROCERY CLERK TO _ COUSIN TO THE MIKADO Story of Rise of J. E. Chil- berg and How He Got Order of Rising Sun. | Some 20 odd years ago there was in Seat a young grocery clerk named John E. Chilberg, who could k of flour During th f salt and shift a with neatness and elerity infrequent mo- | ents of leisure Clerk John EB. fame and fortune grocery store rightly decided that were not to be had behind a counter Clerk n his t kept Central America to k again. He got the mute and then looked about bim for the fame which had| yeen one of his grocery day ambt So, in the course of time. | Too Much Fame. | Fame came to him as president of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific ¢ H tion—oodles of fame famous that seeing print became By the time the expo ver President Chilberg ely satisfied aud had no further desire to be famous But it was not to be. The fame that pr through many lands found apprectative in Japan, The expost a great hit with the Jap who have a big one up the ves for some time in| ars, and, Japanese: | were on the spot early looking for inside exposi tion information. And President Chilberg was their | man. Anything about the exposi tion business that they wanted to know he told them and wrote it down for them. He was an Honor President, Mister and a lot | more nice things all the time Then the exposition closed and the Honorable President Mister for got all about it, But the inquisitive Japanese government did not. The honorable this told the honorable he became #0 | his name in} a positive annoyance ition was was en expo | able "| that all about it, and the upshot of it all was that J. B. Chilberg, for mer grocery clerk, is now a mem PPI RPCANANS |and respect THE STAR—SATURD SALESMEN WANT Hy United Press) | NCINNATI cl July %&—An Mill Aw Me Nat vin when he | cently | ‘Can you not do this?” asked the viee-mayor | Re of ale chorur No, we cannot | The large congested tinued the vy crowding the fan park, and need 1 say about the price? That of the thing linery men are here about—the car wheel hat don't want It, It makes the selling | f millinery by samples an cu r| moving ® plane or] | hat has aggravated et car problem, emayor | the OxX_L- a out of anything mil} talk They the to ar the properties Milling in the of the increased price the extra freight expenses that the big hat entails GIRL WILL RIDE ACROSS COUNTRY, (Wy United ¥ LOB ANGEL of her abt equestrienne — recoré a job a of a comic opera ry bas 0 per cent gone up last year and a large part of ALICE MORTLOGK —aren MAJES THO re) most fame dent 1 between rk, Mine Mont Angeles and New Y« ng for the Nan le he pus" are the twe horses of the bunch famous bucking } latter Aspinv ing the nly one out 2 mt the on her M ened and in an accomp oman, According to utherr her plans, she and wi acro thin long trip late 1 dog | month |MINISTERS START WAR ON PICTURES ting of the cabinet of Seattle Ministerial Fi terday a fight . the Jobnson-Jeftr ares tures was launghed in Seattle, The federation decided to make a gen eral call to all chureh members in Johns MAN 1S DYING to appeal to Mayor ity council to pro hibit the ibition here, and if jeither the mayor or the council! re fuse to intert with their exhibi Leslie | tion, to, le, carry the ques we+ition tanto the courts ne Pals of fun f The way in| fight ple t The Seattle f\union of Christian Endeay ties has made protest ag showing of the pictures THE MARKETS net the Rita r et hax been | TENNESSEE'S G. O. P. CONGRESSMAN DEAD (iy Vetted Presa) jie te * JOHNSON CITY, Tenn., July | ig, fronkaes And senersi excetinese. wel Arrangements are jane for strtetiy feet grades. miade today for the fune: Congressman Walter Preston Brownlow, who died at hie home here from Bright's die ease. The dead man was one of the few republicans in con- gress from the Southern states. He was first elected to the house in 1896, and was re-elect ed each time with an increased majority Kane and Butter Saying Price rr rr Rogar Wholewala } eux ‘ ' bois suet —Daying Price SMALLER HATS | ball | * j|FRIED RATTLESNAKE _ | #¢ thst tt die Recorder a Romeo at 77. Recorder Edmund Condit, of est Orange, N. J, who has been sstice 50 years, announced had married Miss ver, the day ‘ and his ha He has been | F a widower f years. The <« marr ¥ er d by the Rev. Enoch V. King, of Dover Mr. Thompson, aged 70, died « Dressed Meate—Selling Price. bride half |p T Loins and Shoulders | Oo N moked Meate—telling Price. Nar 4 Bs Hame | Dried Hee! Racor Oyster 6 Claw she Granviat Eastern Wastington thy : Alfaifn 29.00@ 20.00 oe Order of the Rising Sun. ber of the Imperial Order of the Rising Sun A Gorgeous Decoration. And to prove it, he bas the dec oration, a gold and enamel rising in, with rays radiating from sapphire about the size of # ple-| con's egg. The emblem hangs from the like gorgeous martin gale and the wearing of It in the presence of the subjects of the Mikado is the signal for all honors Vegetables —tellis Texas California, yellow Garnets, te Kone, Ib. Mr. Chilberg 1s quite proud of it; | hut of course, with true born American | democracy reservations, Any time | Bea he goes to Japan and pute it around | #°*o" *™ his neck he can walk up to the| Mikado's house sure of a welcome. He is now @ second cousin of the emperor, although he claims Wapel lo county, Iowa, as his birthplace And he will tell you confidential lly that when be was working in a| i |grocery store in Seattle, some tba 10 Ibe nat | straw T Che Royal Abne, \odd years ago, that he bad no idea b | whatever that he was @ second © o. black jcousin to the Mikado Misha AY, JULY 9, 1910. MURDERERS BOUND | DRINK TOAST NTIARY TO DEATH AT BANQUET (By United Press.) PORTLAND, July 0—F men, of lynching Ollie Snyder near Canyon City were taken to the penitentiary at Galem today quet last night at the Imperial hotel, during which they solemnly toasted each other and drank to the health of thelr guests Four of them begar uty sheriff, is under sentence to hang The banqueters jestingly drank te failed to arrive in time Snyder was lynched and shot Yoreph Casady, a deputy sheriff for months, man Ore ve murderers, convicted Ore, last winter following a ban life sentences; the fifth, formerly a dep September 2 a quick death if a pardon Snyder while under the protectior who had hunting to bring him back to etand trial for the murder of a named Green been reupon, b AS GOOD AS TROUT joi {i sid townd it oe what ke The trout female (By United Press.) alive GREELEY difference nake much a one might think, ac ing to Prof. L. A. Adams, of the tate normal school here, who say has tried bot Prof. Adan ing @ brood of ki he intends turning kk to rid the section of rattlers identally he hes ber of the latter neouTrE he PROMINENT ATTORNEY CURED BY GREAT NERVE SPECIALIST July. 9. fried Colo curely the king nake Prof becoming quite probably could be domestic between d mountain which Show us a knc show cker and we you # man who failed to he make gaged in rat g snakes, which hereabouts In . nom Kood Play poo! at Orient tonight. $10 cash and in trying to injured the 1 be- | func conditions of offices When I went to the offices of Dr your trouble C. F. Lathrop, the great nerve spe clalint, I was suffering indescrib able pain from rheumation Ir back and arms; but after b der the care of this great nerve spe Aerasencays i for two courses of tre ional on the Sabuaths ments, | was entirely cured. 1 want ’ now to advise all suffering human ity to consult this great nerve cialist, for it is your nerven that the cause of the n, sensation your body, Dr a located at 2 * ue k Becond are nerves control the and Lathrop’s 4-15 and Pike to 5 p.m my building. claliat WILLETT, tral Building. PW SHOWING CAMPING SCENE AT BIRMINGHAM. Sunday — Tomorrow We Run One More Mammoth Free Excursion to Birmingham The NEW 5-ACRE TRACT Addition North of Seattle, on this side of the Sound, where we are near! giving away land at $50 per acre and on terms of $1 per month umber at $9 per M, to build with Venus fig, new steamer leaves Pier 6, foot of University st }0n. m. sharp, returning early in Pihe evening. We could not sur vey and stake the fast enough to run every day. 1,000 acres more are now ready to sell with at lands Compare our other water front on this side of the prices Sound; stores, schools, etc,, on land; also railroad and street cars Get free map at ©. D, Hillman’s office in the Times block, Seattl at once, or on the BOAT, FREE. Several men wanted for all kinds of work; Our Everett offices are 2988 Bond st Over 6,000 acres of this fine water front has been sold the last 30 § Tons of ripe wild berries Another free good wages paid days. free on thie land excursion goes next Thursday. EVERYBODY WELCOME TO RIDE FREE! Advanced Vaudeville Week Beginning Monday Matinee VERVORMANCES DAILY AT 2:30 A ANSWER TO POPULAR DEMAND THE SECOND WEEK Annette Kellerman BEAUTIFUL “THE Pei KOT WOMAN DIVING INSPECTOR” THIRD DHGKER In nem ACT POLICE AY THe by & Capable Ce MK. AND MES. JACK MeGKEEVY ‘ In « Yun Storm KANVILLE AND Hinging and Talking Cow ROG wns Charming Josie Heather Dainty English Comedienne Fennel and Tyson “The Soph and the Freshy” ADDED FEATURE 4 = FORDS —4 MOST BEAUTIFUL ACT IN AMERICAN VAUDEVILLE Seattle Theatre The Leading Family Theatre of the Northwest RUSSELL & DREW, Mgrs. PHONES—43 Open Every Evening—Mats. Sun., Thurs. and Sat. Loot Time HEYANKEE DOODLE DETECTIVE Week Starting Sunday Matinee, July 10, Russell & Drew's Stock Company, Direction R. E. French, Presenting the Big Melodrama FAVORITE J H a n d PLAYERS SPECIAL SCENIC EFFECTS Never-Changing Prices—Matinees, 10c and 25c; Nights, 15c to 50c Better Than Lots of $2.00 Attractions BIG CAST Next Week—“THE CONVICT AND THE GIRL” MAJESTI VWAUDE VILLE: <4” WEEK BROINNING MONDAY MATINEE HENRY LEE The World's Greatest Character in a Marvelous Exhibition ALICE MORTLOCK & CO. IN “The Other Woman” Here's McMAHON’S PULLMAN MAIDS Irving SINGING AND ' ANCING CUT-UPS BLACKVACE Impersonator Musical SATURDAY MATINER 1,000 Seats JOUN CORT, Manager Tomorrow Evening—“GAY NEW YORK” One Week, Starting Monday Evening, July 11th BONITAL=] IN THE SUPREME CHUCKLE OF LAST TINE MUSICAL COMEDY Playing the Ponies 9 sons 20 (= LOIS THEATRE| FUN WEEK ROMEO AND JULIET —$—— nm Week Commencing Sunday Matinee, July 10 Little Harry Cummings Everybody's Favorite Comedian, Will Appear as Jimmy, the Bad Boy, in “The Corner Grocery” PANTAGES THEATRE “UNEQUALED VAUDEVILLE” Week Commencing Monday Afternoon, July 11, ARIZONA JOE AND Mis “Cow Punchers” PRESENTING “A Glimpse of Prairie Life” HELEN LOWE AND THE FANTAGRSCOPE LoTs or GIRLS Last Time Tonight 2:30 MAXINI AND BOBBY WITH THEIR CLEVER CANINE ASSISTAN KRESCO AND FOX “PRATTLING PALS JOHNSON AND ROWLAND “THK MAID AND THE P THOMAS AND RYAN AMERICA'S LIVELIEST SINGERS AND DANCERS FESSOR”