The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 14, 1910, Page 5

FIGHTING CHOLERA | AT NEW YORK) HES BEAT Wp STUDENTS AFTER GAME — : - “GENE, Ore, N 14.—The * * : phe and members of the faculty * AT THE THEATRES, * Oe Corvallis are making & rigid ie ® Moore—"The Kissing Girt * i bal tion today - : teen | ® Grand—"The Volunteer Or s, tone of rowdyinn * — Ranist.” * "| ane football Kame between % Seattle—"The Man on the * : ig cleven and che Box." * ay Oregon team Saturday & Lole—"The Power of Money.” ® Bs : P ” ® Aihambra—"Jack Sheppard, ® ‘aa automonile from yo * the Bandit King.” * Be gemaged by Corvallis »t ne % Orpheum—New vaudeville, & 4 to the extent of $100, Har ® Majeatio—Now vaudeville * EO Hees, son of Judge, Tisan, of % Pantages—Neow vaudeville, t court bench * * : eat recover te Ee 9 if he wit! recove ; » Deere tering from concussion mn. Just defo the ex John P. Slocum, one time man Jeft for Eugene, sew ager of Richard Manafidld, “The 4 fandred of the A c. boys Princess Chic,” and “The Gay Mu ft and attacked Herman sician,” never sent a poor show to @ Portland boy, and while Seattle, and he has not broken his ‘was going on many of (he Cor rule of quality in his latest offering, effects of “The Kissing Girl,” which opened boys took personal passengers of the train. Carter May Be Defeated «my © Press.) iA. Moat., Nov United States fm the dalance, the offictal of the recent election {ts to be completed through: the state by toniah tomor Both democrats republt claim victory SPOKANE, Nov. 14.—Chariea P. fn all of Montana's stormy Converse, aged 45, a clerk, who j history have the election | fled from Spokane four months ago | DR. ALVAH H. DOTY, Ith officer of New York, who le establishing a strict quarantine against ships from infected coun- | tries, He le fighting the battle of | the whole United 8 last night dedicated the Cort theatre tn Chi | cago, and had a long run there, light munlcal entert: “© many people favor. which maintains some degree It has a plo 14.— With senatorehip ARREST C IN NEW ORLEANS: themes, and the compositions tn 24 time are certainly of the footatart ing vartety. Each of the three acts has a handsome setting. Many Pretty Girts. Moreover, there is a company which ts entirely competent to give life to the comedy and sest to the deen so carefully watehed.' when frregularities in pay checks| music. ‘The girls are yoons 864) pbe you will hav result means that either Sen@ were discovered, has been eaught| comely and most handsomely cow Carter is to de returned to the at New Orleans by the Pinkerton|tumed, They are trained to the| this wook bi fs snappy and gingery tra of 20 pieces ts a feature of the musteal end was a hit here last season fn “The time, The leading comedy ts well | brought out by Harry Hermeen, | who has played here time and again lim eccentric character comedy roles. ' H little toe and fancy dancer, | violin playing of iso encored again and f°@ J, Walsh or W. O. Conrad back ployed by Porter Bros., contractors, HM Washingion as Carter's succe® and fn August a firm of account-| | figures on his books and holding N BROKEN back considerable sums of money | Arrangements for taking over | ia fons os AT LIBRARY HOW for more than a week, are) ee sa meer made today, following the) want to know whe invented ditt [partment of the pabliie library. | oa) comedy, bat a comic opera, and | They'll teil you anything these days. | i¢ you Iike comic opera you wilh get 4 | telephone by the public for any in- | At the Grand, ; i formation that may be desired (By Catted Pree.) ‘ oo b }yet tn any of the books, but ff ne! eboulé be chided severely. Ite a pity that “The Volunteer Organist ants discovered that Converse had AEVOLUTIO ra wee on | Valladeras, who has hold | of a telegram from Valla- ; agave he was ready to aur.| Dickies, of what the law of Archi tender. | Charles H. Compton, who is {9 | your money's worth, and oven @ lit- 7 jan ou Famous sayings such as “Who's| Whoever wheedied Mansger PORTLAND, Ore. Nov. i4—\information is worth while st all, didn't play his last tune before he je or that the democrats will detective operatives after a long! either Former Senator Clark./ chase Converse had been om }beem im the habit of juggling the j ROUCIGALPA, Honduras, Nov “ASK ME” MAN arbitrarily with a guard of 600) | modes is? Phone the reference de “The hissing Girl’ ts pot @ must MEN 1 ADMIT charge of the reference department, | tie more. j Wants @ more liberal use of the ny " | Parry into booking “The Volunteer looney now" may not be tabulated Organist” at the Grand theatre the woman suffrage amend-| the library has it stored away in carried by & majority of over | one of its reference books, and the at the Moore before a big house This te the play which) A separate and distinct hit was made by Mile. Vanity, a very clever! Howard sto! The |biamed it on him Misses Faber 894/torm in prison, and just to show “Innercent,” be turne rob-/ rit At the Theatres’ RRA HARE AR A) DlnyH tho daughter of the vil |we dearly love, THE STAR—MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1910. Fe drunk At the Seattle. Comedy seoma to be the long aft ot the Baker stock company, and in the “Man on the Box” there are enough gurgles to meet the tastes of the giddiest matinee girl Naturally a breezy sort of chap himself, Joseph Galbraith fite inte the rolé of The Man like a democrat in the lower house of congress. Robert Warburton fs one of those rascals whom, for all their faults, He te & bappy-ne jlucky, dasbing young fellow, who it is a very good example of the} ament whieh | lady of the Baker of count of fiiness., interest all through, and the muste| fet, however, took her place and did fa particularly attractive, There are quite splendidly. Mise Franzen and one or two poetic, dreamy waits | | Texas Guinan, Who) This one is Willis Howard, cow } Gay Musician,” ts just a8 good-look- | pretty Flor ing and just as cheery of temper® |, gambling king. ment, trim of figure and tuneful of | o¢ voice as she was last year thisiwhen he knows that Bhepard, the | |lalnous congressman meets with romance In a rather odd way, He pursues his love under trying, but to the audience, laugh able clreumatances, and of course finally wine out, You see, he kisses the girl for the first time, believing her to be his sister, while he, unknown to her, ia driving her carriage. He remains coachman after that to finish his courtahip, Miss Ethel Clifton, the leading jock company, did not appear yesterday on ae Mise Margo Dut. Dan Bruce helped to comedy. carry the At the Alhambra. Thirteen scenes, Four acta. And the name of the play, “Jack Shepard, the Bandit King.” Think of that, Maggie, and may an idea of the riproaring time at the Alhambra Ie there a villain? minute and the whole performance) Why, how could you, Mag? Bure An orches- i there is, and « villainess, too. No ordinary villain this, either. He wants to marry Dorsey, daughter of ‘The tapudence the congresaman, especially srosaman bandit, ts also in love with her! Shepard wasn't alweys a bandit, and even then he only robbed the rich, like Robin Hood. He used to be a bank be ged and Congressman je nome money ant! He served a he ber. His brother fs a detective, he chased him through 19 sce Which is why so many shots fired, Maggie. was And poor little Flora. kidnaped, stolen, abducted and run away with about 16 times. Once she nearly married the sf But tt all ends lovely. At the Lois. Phil Sheffield, Alt T. Layne, in Washington, George H. " _ | got off at the King st. station. Stockdale, Del Lawrence and J; Enited states marshal for} ton Phone him.” 5° * 8) "tne ane big beacon light which | Kelton do a lot this week to m Washington, declared to- i |looma up a life saver is the fet) ~The Power of Money,” a pollt he has been unable to find; ROME, Nov. 14.—The recent con-| that this crowd will not be !n O8f /drama, worth while at the 1 4 midet all week. Madam PF Mikel! Mordkin and the fam Russian dancers suceeed the Or ganist crowd tomorrow night, glory be. However, they will finish out Bho voted for the measure.) vention of Italian socialists, ft ts the strangest case I ever) predicted today, foreshadows a Be said. “I nave been in-| combination of the republicans and ever since the election to alists in partiament, and an ef. man who voted for womsn fective coalition for the purpose of je, and hare not found one. ‘imposing progressive measures up fact of the matter is, woman on the present bureaucratic sys |closes. 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