The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 15, 1910, Page 3

“ot Bx pe Pene “a a es Vic a os hans : R ¢ portion & C8 + c oa Lorene Musica Husband Ase * Seade Pictures - cqeok’s pill at the O ¢ ment over ig improve : and there are t » the tramps, and 1! Sat no vaudey Say care to miss. Kajlyama, has ee ea.npside down a eee Meriter, lis ac ) i be appreciated for W aatereme nove ie & Polish viol ‘ te be renowned. W? is an ¢ ~ the Rhine, > ie in any way & Grover is a hist ja many Ways, and Dick her pianist, doe hav act at all. 4 Merten & Co pl comedy act that has At the Majestic darts you to laug uajectic this week. At any don't stay to see Ru " for he Is sponsor £ Ale He's got a “tariff iat takes the cake, Its Feagoning invokes the ities almost as mt An e Bouse before Reilly and F" ee the Days of ‘€ cab je good and wel ef comedy and straight s ieeking ft well dala Brothers and Sawt: "<= act, ip « “has several feminine £ BUTTER COW to Widow Roosmore lives at West in Pennsylvania broke into an ap ple orchard gored =o her with fruit 4 in the churn ext day Widow Rooemore # several large chunks of apple Moating in the buttermilk . diately started to incor Bier cow as a prod and cow batter up the idea when she ibits wa IRIE. REMAINS STATE CAPITAL MA CITY Petate su. down a Okla. Nov sion whe » capital will at least Orpheum’s New Bill fT TRUST OWNED | [XEAUT, O.. Nov. 15—A cow r Springfield across the line} | SAN FRANCISCO, | Both emeé court today Form at a Glance, AN seveees Wonderful Dexterity Nothing Startling seeeeess. Good But Not Novel x : Clever Doings Runs Too Long medians Hot Stuff, Fall of Good Things. No Wife , TearBringing here before. It rane five minutes too long. Some of the opening talk fh one should be cut and the girl ould hurry her part of the action a great deal, Mr, Horton ia a clever co! tian Remember the Howard Brothers? Cook @ Lorenx a just as funny only funnier. They make you laugh ntil the furniture underneath you trembles. Mabel Hite ts one of the cleverest mnes on the Ame stage, and Mike Donlin ts no lor a hick, positively not, It is a first ase act, full of fine stuff. Some f the good things fall to land, as they are so thick that they get in each other's way For his Manager Relter is stealing the Al- hambra’s business The beautiful is wronged earty and often the ushers cried orsonations Datly's two young men ne ladies, are good pipes and also Chevalier de Loris t ling rifle shooting. country and two the does melody some At the Star, Fads and Fancies” fall and flop n reckless, rash and rapid arrey for a trifle over two hours at each rmance at the Star theatre s week. The name could just s well have been “Pads and Pan for all that the plot matter ed. But what's in a name, when horus girle abound? Noddings.” as the Arthur Clam ai Comedy Company's would say. So be it night, Johnnie, don't forget se waltz contest ts on. Want Taft to = Hear Us Sing “Music charms the soul.” That is why, mayhaps, that Prest dent Taft will be asked to forget the cyclone of November, 1910, and come to that dear old Seattle to at-| August. The! fest 2 tend a saeng Seattle Liederkrants and the Arion Singing society unanimously agreed last night that it would be a good thing for the president. Jacobd Schaeffer will deliv the Invitation { personally next month when he goes }+ to Washington as the representative of the Coast Germans at the un ing of the monument of Baron St ben. BUSY TRAINING. Nov 15. Battling Nelson and Owen Moran are busy today training for their match here November 26 Nelson is at his old stamping ground at Millett’s, where he has alw trained for his fights He surrounded by a half dozen sprightly Iade with whom he has! tem-| made plans to box 15 or 20 rounds|tist church, at 20th av. N. W. and every day & Co. China Din Set, in dainty k spray on famous Ran complete 6-person an what pay $14.98 arante Building Paper ; lock Builders’ Ha ters, With Price Plain or Orname 45c ot t copper finish ia Jc piling Paper, 49« Dill Brass Loc fesign, gor ris 490 natch = Beeong THANKSGIVING innerware Sale Patterns to Choose From in Open Stock—Many Sets Are Reduced ONE-HALF 3 Dinner Set, $14.98 | $1.75 Food Chopper, $1.09 $1 00 Door Mat 63c Mat Hardware Must Be Moved From he Annex builders, | Take Notice dware Arranged on Special Coun Cut to Factory Cost $9.50 Dinner Set, $6.59 50-Piece G Semt-Poreelain 7 s English ner Set very latest patter tional border plain shape. conven oration on ” $6.59 50c Tea Pots, 29c Keen | English Earthen A > ware Tea Pots, 6 70; a | and T-cup size tea beautifully decorat ed on assort grind ed shapes 29c «$1.09 Owing to the store being closed, ade =©6 Tuesday will be on Wednesday. specials sale cocoa; .. 63¢ st Make Room for Toys $2 Deadening Felt, $1.29 Roll of Deadening Feit, 1 pound pound that others $1.29 All Lanterns, VY, Off tion ploture this week | They have | eu-| THE STAR—TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, TO RULE a OF THE EARTH sathilteed | The future emperor of all the Russias, only son of Czar Nicholas, now 6 years old. He Is shown on the front of a bicycle, on which he ltkes to ride, a faithful Cossack bodyguard providing the pedal power, enstianenin |today for Andrew Mybr, formerty & commander of craft in Alaskan waters, It ie feared thet met wtih foul play TODAY IN HISTORY November 15, 1885, Louis Riel stepped through a hole tn a platform at Regina, N. W he has daints of diveree were fled 5 T., but never the court house phd hed oo Providence, R. I.—John LaParee ground peneath-| the famous artist, ix dead at his 0 The a — BO*’ home in this city. He leaves @ sor i on ns wen O. H. P. LaParge, in Seat him by the | to & beam above) Fort Monroe, Va.—-In a Curtine bi the platform and) plane Aviator Eugene B. Ely made eek, “Wate was Bri 6 poll rae a series of sensational Nights here yesterday, and demonstrated the practicability of the biplane in war tactics showing its appreciation of Loule nduct of two Indian re | succeasful « jbellions against the imperial majesty | Three decrees of diverce were granted | jim Seattle yeeterday. im one ease = de- Keattio’s pepuintion te stilt sacending. | “T* 8" Siren to Beth partion, Father Mork added eight more babies cenit lacrording fe the birth certification re Pittaburg.—Elght-yearold Martha felved af the eliy hail § . Yeor|Stuffer stripped off her clothing| were boys and four were girts. | Miss Lucile Hahn wan elected |queen of the Carnival of All Na yesterday and jumped tnto a pond }to save her 3-yearold brother from } dre itions, The fair opened last night e |with an attendance of 400 tn hen ng Both children were superstructure of the Second "Bap. | “8armed ba | Nine desthe were recerded tm Sew |63rd at. The fair will continue all | yesrrwas” Seer were these of poreeas | week | fa thetr sevegties | " 4 The unicn waiters of Seattle | Clerical help and general ex | with give their 11th annual ball at) penses of the civic sion will amount to $5 ing to the estimate submitted to the city council last night plans | Kagies’ hall tonight 55,000, accord - Rev. Sydney Strong, the Queen Anne Congregational church, will speak on the Play,” which he saw at Nineteen applicant were furnished with aoe Me ot the court! me a las summer, before the oe ee Men's club of St. Mark's this even Juneau- Friends mots ed TAFT SEES DAM (By United Pre PANAMA, Nov. 15. are ing. REAL ESTATE MAN IN FEDERAL COURT D. M. Green Cinti and A according to Arthur Wold, worked a new ' President Taft inspected the Gatun dam and| 4! estate graft. He didn't sell the Gatun locks, toward the weat-| Téa! estate, according to their testi ern ond of Panama canal, this|mony before U. 8. Commissioner afternoon. The president tonight| Totten yesterday, but promised t will attend a reception by Col.|teach them the art of real estate Goethels, chief engineer of the | salesmanship. Cint! paid pald him $ through with their and Wold they ot m $125, When payments, ( and Hed Cross eanal, to Y. M. ¢ 1 zone. workers in the canal What Is One box Balcony Night—Just Left Matinee Desirable served Galler Three STRATHCONA GIVES |B oy, 2.5 BIG FUND FOR BOYS §f: wants the styles changed, and counct! had such an introduced the city ordinance last and Re Seats for All Performance RRR eee got through with bis tnetructions * *) They were left to assume. The % Dogs Must Get New Tags. # say that the real estate business * * meant getting the mo # Fido will have to be up to ® ving value recelved # the latest styles from now on * had an office on Third av *® in Seattle, or else he'll get it #| & where Nellie wears ber beads. *| AMUSEMENTS, * Comptroller Bothwell told * * the council yesterday that it * * was hard to discover unlicens * Russian Dancers—Grand *# ed dogs since the tage were ® # the same every year. He #/M Tonight Wed. Mat. and * ~ ~ * e * * night ehhh hhh * nights, and there will pm 0 p. m. ma be placed on sale the Unre OTTAWA, Ont. Nov. 15—Lord | ff served Gallery Strathcona, Canadian high com missioner in London, has donated 500 Good Seats $600,000 to the Strath an additio cona trust fund for the encourage ment of physical training and ele mentary military drill in the public choola of Ca a. - ac Lord Strathcona last year gave fund $300,000 to establish the > Come down at once to se annual cure the remaining reserved seats. No seats laid away None reserved by telephone. which now gives an of $20,000 to the charge VOTES ON HIS 100TH BIRTHDAY Vt., Nov. 15 committee in Pavlowa, Mordkin ST. ALBANS Mre om Young, who became 100 years | and their ballet and orchestra f age Nov. 8, was taken to the of 65 will afford Seattle a new ling place in an automobile and thrill, the triumph of a new yoted a straight republican ball urt, the sensation of the oted at elect worl capital No other Og Pao Met city in Western Washington Boy is t ticket will be visited hé exclaimed plaint He: We WHAT THE BIG CITIES BAY too feeble to mark the et him elf and a friend put the “X" fr the column for him There will be a meeting of Girls’ Home and Training School society Wednesday ening at 8 o'clock, Several new officers will Ibe elected. All who are interested in the work are cordially invited jto attend price is not kk broken lot Blucher or But all sizes; new # ing. A multitude cheered the | | brave child when ahe finally reach: | pastor of | Oberam: | 1910, ——— DR ED O CPE RET SPEND F CERT CRS STONE, FISHER CoO. } Gecond and University STONE, FIGHER CO, ’ Second and University @ecided savings Special lots, bought under price, Prise the offerings. All are told of in what follow Women’s $2 and $3 Shoes $1.00 | Kid Blu al zes; with exter 1 sole Patent I with extension s all size Gun-Metal ¢ 10¢8, but not all sizes in the latte along with and ends from our regular stock Many of the larger and smaller sizes being worth up to $3.00; none worth less than $2.00. hoice at $1.00 Women’s $3. 00 Shoes at $1.98 theca: mn be I that the only at $3.00 a $1.98 8; fair value pair, Sa g SEATTLE 2007.2009 Diagonally Across SECOND AVeNUE From Moore Theatre The Golden Eagle We Pay Your Street Car Fare On All Purchases Over $2.00 WOOL, SERGE AND BROADCLOTH $12.50 Dresses...! $15.00 Dresses...: $25.00 Dresses...| KNIT can sled reduced to song Challie Kimonos, $1.2 ’ alue, for “GOOD GOODS CHEAPER” ALL the vegetables YOU CAN CARRY rtarket Basket ~ D5¢ Wevtiake Market The Temnie of Economy. bets a WE’RE HERE TO STAY CONCERT DAILY MAY YOHE Lady Frances Hope Musical Comedy Both Phones 6104 Advanced Vaudeville Star BREAKERS’ CAFE Firat and Cherry Afternoons and Evenings Richard Ko-—M BEL HITE AND Mi DONLIN OUR WALL PAPER Ia gelling at reduced price For good values call on wu We also have the best grade of paint, 8. W P. line Pat Reitl, Federal Paint & Wall Paper Co., r 14 1st Av., Near University St DAYS a1 AMUBCM.NTS. MOORE THEATRE =} TONIGHT Matinee Thursday pnnese Comic Opera KISSING GIKE Lois Theatre THE POWER OF MONEY Orchestra Madame X | PANTAGES THEATRE | Unequaled Vaudeville GRAND ortrh HOUSE “inn oo EAE VOLUNTEER ORGANIST Remember | Morton-Jewell Troupe “ ZARETSKY COSSACK ae | DANCERS Six Other Big AG and o | Acts eu act Our New Minister ST AR THE ATRE saat THEATRE | un Bakor Ste | FADS AND FANOIRe AN ON TH } The Town's Big Girl Show The College Widow Great Price Concessions TONEFISHER Misses, Girls and Children at from our own stocks, com Women’s $2.50 and $3.00 Shoes coupled with surplus lot Women’s Shoes, of gun-me and patent colt and kid | sk Shoes all sizes and all styles in one sort or another ; aici ut three hundred pairs all told; Lace and Button Shoes that sell t $2. $3.00 a 0 and regula Misses’ Hi- Cut Boots al $2, 39 These had in all ce of Gun-Metal ¢ button an Ri a Ca 1¢ price is a good ster than obtains in any other good shoe store I Peer et soo2 $2.39 Boys’ Hi-Cut Boots Go at $1.89 nsely popular Hi-Cut Bo in; double soles: bellows tongue 4; usually sold at $2.50, for ots for of black or tan all sizes, from 3 Prrrrere: ) eo )\) oys, Solid Leather School Shoes, for Misses and Children; all sizes; worth $1.50, for ......98c 2 ] MODERK The Wonder Millinery Co. TACOMA ERC | 1525 SECOND AVENUE Still Continue to Offer Millinery at Half Price Ve have an immense stock of new and up-to-date styles. The sacrifice is great! REAL, GENUINE BARGAINS at the WONDER, 1525 Second Av., Bet. Pike & Pine Sts. NEW SINGER Sewing Machines $30.00 At the New White Office 1101 Third Avenue, Corner Spring Street. Telephone Main 1525 Independent 955 White Machines Rented, $2.00 Per Month. All White Machines Repaired Free. New If so, consult our expert, Mr. Harlan; he will tell you where the trouble les, and his services to you will be gratis Probably if you used LADY WELLINGTON COAL your annoyances would be greatly lessened, for this ef. ficient fuel is rich in energy, long in life and thoroughly lacking in waste, eliminating all flue and clinker troubles, The prices are no higher than you would pay for infe rior coal Lump $5.50—Nut $4.00—Furnace $3.75 At Bunkers PACIFIC COAL AND OIL COMPANY MAIN OFFICE \ LATONA BUNKERS 40] HINKLEY BLK.\\ 113 NORTHLAKE AVE. BOTH PHONES 5040 \North 465-Green 652 FOR WEST SEATTLE PRICES PHONE WEST It Fire-Proof Storage The Very Best at the Same Price BEKINS MOVING AND STORAGE CO., Ino, Madison at Twelfth East 414—Cedar 414 Buy or Business Bringers. Star classified ads. sell real estate, etc. i