The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 4, 1910, Page 3

Better Than Play at Moore—Orpheum Is Good 4 Allen a ond James Please Many Se-| Friends — Other) “You my friends in can attle it mea of the Week. mighty good to waar ai be back in this aed at the M town, I lke it y ray whic ly here Jame guch an ad e O'Nelll, at the ae the Lieblers have | Moore this week it. gel some telepat ehieh John Mason oe Ss AN tet explain. Pa o The White § ie in her hance wrights 8 ‘ wonderfully effective. ty at work Ve aa Another old friend who comes ap oe hore with a S&ck to us in this cast ia Fanny das come alo wer on ,| Addison Pitt. In 1886 she appeared Bean eee ance in| at Frye’s Opera He with Will Please, ge" 2 tam Gillette in “The Private Secre ‘homeo tary.” More recently she has been tead of ite < office, bere with Maxine Elifott and with nthe ‘o iter Crane and Jeffreys tn he Stoops rn : to Conquer She is one of the are mioned “a best of our remaining grand dames, coarse Biss ana beret characters which it Is each year the second and third becoming harder and harder for a on get. together in| Producing manager to properly fill _yoaagthee tage | Henry Stanford is an entirely ade stage i not tn yor ha ate leading man, and Edwin eine frightful. F Brandt, the juvenile, is entitled to rs angen A ce vi brs great de of commendation for } toward the actors | his happy rendition of Lieut. Basil Tee their Hving The settings were all that could be r ee Bepre desired and the incidental muste Setlows: was a feature he White Sister, of We in Rome, framed wi tyre bees, cer’ At the Orpheum, It is @ very good bill, an excep 4 ix in religious | tionally good bill, of vaudeville at "stg than of fashiont!s ‘ithe Orpheum this week. It is a ay whieh would contain apy laughing show is. It is therefore Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Colby are gerious, with the openers. They repeat their B af consistently « former black art entertainment and the many uncons have some good musical noveltios Arthur Bowen, though lacking nce and appearing in} piad be wi ore ea which detract from ‘When it pays to go to ness, has # good bass fo study the acting.| voice with which he accompanies acting alone makes {this making of a few cartoons. His ‘worth while, this 18) set is satisfactory times. William Flemen puts on a 20 gompany is as near an all comedy sketch by Victor as this Coast ts) s y entitied “Back to Boston ease. Three of its mem-| Pioren is excellent in a Kid Burns formerly headed their) roi His support is very indiffer here. Every el@jent The sketch is merely a re flawless acting and wping of old mistaken iden Mage direction Was | tity plot which, along with domes ie quarrels, has served #0 long] Allen's first appear | nat vaudeville audiences are tired | she played | of it @ the Grand thre that she starred fe we ly satisfactory | p@e Palace of the Uthe was one of the te, Joseph Jeffer Smalley has yet sent to the © it Augusta Glose again proved a de | Nehtfully clever and dainty singing | comedienne. Her songs were well/ given and well received, and her planologue of Limericks was heartily | appr ed Many Laughs There. | Leona Thurber and Harry Madt son ha an act that is very new and very laughy. The act rune to Bier Fitth Visit. agri Miss Allen came here Hall with the Madison Theatre Company in/imitations, and their burlesque of ” Her fifth local visit; well known vaudeville offerings ts finds a very large circle|one of the best of late entertain playgoers who greatly) ments at the Orpheum. Madison splendid art and who|can do more difficult things well ly attracted by her loy-\than most other men in the bust lity, Mise Allen made all that could be ma ness Topping the comedy end of the role of her pr bill, however, is Willard Sims, who should by no means be regarded as eceful and accomplished /a stranger here. In 1892 he « § of romantic ported James H. Wallick in © often see King” at ouse. Ten years “i crowds a Pickings Fr Puck t ured as . the same J he is now presenting in| ¥ . _funny, beaut! hateful lly gown countess in He. and he Simms is bh a sketch asly t ie | Sdle of Guaranteed Wringers Our Union Street Window for Special Display and ' Big Reduction Sale of Guaranteed “Horseshoe Brand Wringers” $5.25 Semi-Porcelain Dinner Set, $2.98 Your chance to b a complete set for the price usually asked We 13 the number of piece High-grade English sem!-por ietlein, Bt. Regent: white; 44 pieces; complete set HP @r 6 persons. Ext Jinary value at ees 98 These prices a sult of | $1.00 dozen Pie Pilates; St tflort to clear ¢ thisopen stock 1 Me Bt. Regent Sha Vegetable Dish poreelain Regent shape; $1.50 DOZ. TEA CUPS AND SAUCERS— t. Regent, Eng lish Sem!-Porcelain 8c Cups and Saucers CURTAIN ETCHER —Fiost 25c Slaw Cut- $1.00 Door Chicago Cur ter, 17 Stretch: ’ eek support and ad Kn Mats, Riad fle steel nick ee a made Rt a is, arn legs, hand reasonat priced Unusual Hardware Savings We Calcimine, 25c 75c Sheathing Paper, 49c HE) bound Pacy ot “I et R c heathing Paper PEL altary w pee te iin ng, etc,; ¢ tse when 1 Water evil Ge | Cent | I: FLoor “pope p2be Steak ca 15¢ an, gad 25c tar shape 15¢ oo sy Saw, ™ 85¢ Toilet Cleaner, 49c i” Toilet Cl poorest sketch M It is the poorest sketch Mr. | * good enough to give him every chance fn the world, Many an Or pheum patron laughed yesterday UH Mie sides ached. Marguerite Luc ta ve Splasell pany pablo support Brothers & Co. a hovelty acrobate, wome good tumbling feats much quiet but genuinely ous Introductory comedy The motion pletures of vers in the Belgian army class, com hav and humor manou are first | At the Pantages, Noxt to the exhibition of * the Great,” the train jabout wh interest ‘Alfred “1 chimpans erable mild| Murial Window ts the real big act on the new bill at Pantages theatre this week Alfred, the monk, ia very much} like other acta of the sort. He has & Ught rope walking #tunt that ts new and does the usual tricks that are familiar in these simian attrac tions. Murtal has a lot of very fetehing| THE STAR—TUESDAY,) OCTOBER 4, JUST 367 CHINESE PAY 1910, $500 AND ENTER CANADA (My United Press.) VICTORIA, B. @., Oct, 4—The tn. | | flux of Chinese last month exceed ed that during any previous month since the head tax was rained some Year4. ago to $500, There were 367 néWeomers from China landed at Vittoria during the month of Sep tember hey paid $183,600 4 head taxe BAKER CITY GETS COMMISSION PLAN (fy United Prees.) ! BAKER CITY, Or, Oct. 4.—Re-| turns today from yesterday's city election indicated that Baker City adopted the commission form of |Kovernment by a two to vote This is the firat city in Oregon to adopt this system, which has had| frocks and sings me port She wan roundly applauded at ing formances last ene eo was quite the hit of the bill bers jare a number of other | numbers and new motion a tures ot TOSSING FOR SULLY At the Majestic. (By Valted Press) is no doubt about Lady| CHICAGO, Oct, 4.~—William Sul ng the real head Hner at} tivan, catcher of the Chicago White the Majestic this week. Once in a will not attempt to catch a jwhile the powers back in Longacre! bali thrown from an aeroplane at} Square make a miscue or a fa a helght of 1,000 Sullivan de-| | pas when they determine which act clined today the of Aviator] shall go. into the head line clana.| Willard to take n base-| But this week there ts no mistak-| pal rop t a time ing the real big feature Lady} until ivan Sullivan] Betty, without any chance of an| gay the on monu-| argument, is the most remarkable] ment {se high enough in the air to] animal act that has ever appeared) catch a ball from in Seattle. The chimpanzee dis): “Too much is enough,” sald Sul |plays an intelligence that is won-| |} A man might as well try |derful. Every bit of action during | to p a cannon ba nine-ounce | 18 minutes on the stage i# a8|pullets as a ball dropped 1,00¢ | rhuman as one could ask for. | feet," | | Orletta and Taylor have a sing | | ng act that gives th an oppor costumes and very «« investiture ¢ ns, the coin manipulator o (fy United Freee) of the old timers In veule NEW YORK, Oct 4.—Billlare | is as adept as er and! f re have not yet re ¢ jpleased mightily. DeWitt Young] from rise of Willie pe jand jugsl« ott and| showing ag | Wilson, comedy acrot and Cox/in thelr mateh jand Farley, singers and dancers,|ingstar seemed are all good (tte ee eee * * |® THIS JOCKEY AT 65 | SPRY AS AT 16 «| DAYTON, Oct. 4.—Although he ts 65 years old, Zach Mun t abandoned his }® old time vocation of jockey w At the fair bere yesterday he * donned regulation garb, and mounted on a fast runner, * went into a half-mile dagh, }@ although he only finished | ® fourth \* \ RelialiclalataialataleMatelelel \* }® den has not y y Wolgast May Quit Ring NEW YORK, Oct Kast may announ from the ring today onsequence of the decision of experts who examined him yesterday. Wolgast lef arm is broken and never be able to use It again. This} will naturally bring his career as & fighter to an end. : Another Copper War i in Montana) | (Ry Unive Press) | BUTTE, Mont. Oct. 4- nouncement the Augustu Heinze's will absolutely any republican candida: ploy of the Amalgama: i refuse Co., is believed by politicians to foreshadow another copper strug-| gle between Heinze and ‘the Amal | gamated. WAY GALL BRODERICK IN LORIMER PROBE (iy United CHICAGO, Oct. 4 fal investigating comn I the ¢ ion of Wm. I sen. rose The senator probing mer to th loctd tor Broderick to testify bef »| them. Brod ck is awalting tri at Springfield, charged with having| offered to Senator Holtelaw for his| vote for Senator Lorimer The department of agriculture is attempting to organize private| owners of timber land to fight Pimples and Fe Blackheads : (Before) (After) In an act rid of then The natitute hundreds of Ae hink 1 ca the Have| aurea tof THE VIENNESE Late with Job 468-869 Arcade B INSTITUTE Beatie, Wash. = YANKEE SHIP WINS a iis game highest run was (By United Prem) VICTORIA, B.C, Oct. 4—The British six-masted kentine Ev rigxe of Victoria was we in the long race from ber t by the American P n, which passed Ts days af big | De! lagoa Bay on Friday rn completed the pas age days, arriving at the} a an port the na day an the € ‘ Piles Quickly Cured At Home: Instant Relief, Permanent Cure- Trial Package Mailed Free to All in Plain Wrapper. | cases of Piles have a trial packa Cure without ent. When it prove to you, get more from gist at 80 comts a tx you cet what fill out free today. 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Barry has been jnamed as commanderin-ch of he Pa et with headquarters at |AWAY WITH PIMPLES Poslam Makes Quick Work of Erup tlons and All Surface 6kin Trouble Hy t * & small part of the ekin affected with pimples, rash, blotch only as immedia f the remarka new healing poslam for the mailed free of by the Emer 2 Weat Twen Ye cleared ough be rk and uta a stop to iteb ed, and its ng real surfa is ® rapid action ecmemas, acne barber's and wealy scaly akin affec an In sold in two ar jare arly emall size $2 Qu Five Days’ Interest —FOR— Nothing fe with our tment on r Sth will cent interest nth. Start an State Bank of Seattle MUTUAL LIFE BLDG. First and Yesler DUCKS ARE RIPE The Hunting Season Is on SHOTGUNS AND SHELLS Winchester Stevens Parker NO BETTER MADE We Issue HUNTING LICENSES DUCK STRAPS, LEGGINGS Phones Both Phones Both Capt, Bogardus Again Hits the Bullseye the champic ord of i r nF ' f fered a long t kidney and . no relief until 1 king Foley Kidney Pill Hefore I I Kidney F I had t t Vy r \ g. On arising ning I d get dull headact with kid or bladd nd ke my own Bar Quaker Drug Co returns to loc City. | Newspaper circulation in Ore- gon, Idaho, Montana and even eastern Washington doesn tbring CLEAN-UP WAVE HITS FRISCO (Hy United Brees.) BAN FRANCISCO, Oct, 4.-Stepe to make San Francine spotle town” were begun today with the jsuccession of Capt, John F. Se mour to the office of ehlef of po-| Hee, Seymour arrived at police] headquarters early today, and at} jonce set about his h cleaning He insued orders to stop all danc ing In cafes of the tenderloin, and that all violators of any law, no matter how obsolete, be brought tr }and a awe « order that all the laws must GOV. BRADY HAS NARROW ESCAPE (By United Pree) BOISE, Ida, Oct. 4->"There nothing but space to jump 1 the chance,” said Gov. Ja of hi from death in the nday when hi wix-passenger Thomas skidded over & 100-foot cliff before the governor} suld excape, The news of the nt did not become known Boise late yes v narrow esca mountaing & tl trady's return to day School taxes will be one-half jmill less than last year. 17 levy }for 1911 was fixed last night | the school board at 4.5 mille, Fou will go to the general seb m fund, while the other half m ny an installment upon a $25,000) rial bond insue and interest upon] the total indebtedness of $3,000,000 | | Rummage sale, 1014 Howell, Octe |ber 4 eee AMUSEMENTS. MOORE THEATRE JOUN CORT, Manager , . « ; Minna Gale and Henry Stanford, THE bcnhaalahe guards JOnN. CONT. Manager The Famous Maker Steck Co. im AKE Y A_ MASON? 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