The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 30, 1911, Page 7

AGIA MOONSHINERS DO RUSH 4 ESS SINCE STATE WENT DRY! Meonshiner’s Stili, Captured in the Mountains of Northern Georgia. ‘This still was rv 1 Diast within. 100 yards of a main traveled road, when ¢! officers appeared. The moonshiners | got away, however | ‘The man on the r is James Surber, “Silent Jim,” Atlanta officer, who ‘ed dozens of moonshiners. He qnatly went alone into Alabama county, where on his men had been killed. and » handed arrested three of the n and took them to the c« eat, where conviction followed “Wildeatting,” as king of {Ilicit whisky Is called in ( fa ts greatly on the tnere r prohibition laws stopped falas, “From 60 to 100 wildcatters are usually confined in the At jail, where Uncle m puts prisoners whose sentences are for leas than one year. ————< = At the Theatres | ATReRRe REA 7 # AT THE THEATRES. capt undressing act that is the last word in open shamelensness Pieee——Tine Twins tGrend—"The Queen of the # Moulin Rouge” t “The Middlema i ' At the Seattle, Joseph Galbraith, ax Cyrus Blon karn, an inventor, who gave up ) years of his life to the discovery of the secret of china moulding; Fay Rainter, as Nancy, his daughter who suffered for her father's sake and Dan Bruce, as Jesse, a helper} in Blenkarn’s plant and a lover of} Nancy, “were decidedly pre the “Middleman,” at the Seatt atre yesterday Ibraith, assuming an entirely new role of an aged inventor, dem onstrated that he was a really good actor. The furnace scene In the} third act was notable Fay Bainter previously had play-| ed light and saucy parts. Her part last evening was a hard one and] she took advantage of every oppor-| tunity Das Bruce hanl workmanlike manner Miss Clifton appeared on the| stage for only a very few minutes} yesterday The rest of the company minor parts which were very well sustained. New Vaudeville tigate Vaudevil Vaudeville rf motion pictures. ‘SMar—Burlesque. (irr eee ee eee. At the Moore Dramaturgically, as Keows Would say, “The Three Twins,” which opened a four nights at the Moore last nicht. is not 4 play as “Hamlet” or “The Music Master.” Nor, they would gravely, will it the q@ualities of “Uncle Tom's of even “Yon Yonson” IM you don't care one cuckoo earefully constructed if you like a lot of mu dancing, and pretty co ‘and not too much of them, funny stuff, differ and pretty elec Won't have a bad and See eee eee eee ee the high his part in a} had} At the Alhambra. "Yon Yonson” was reincarnated at the Alhambra last evening by David Brattstrom, who generally gets that job whenever any of th local stock companies feel that their patrons can stand to see the| big Swede try to explain a “log) yam" and a “yim yam.” For those who have never seen {"Yon”—and there is no excuse for it—here fs just a little word of ex planation. “Yon eomes over from the old country with 26 bucks, lands at a country station where a book | agent and a real estate shark try | to separate him from his money. | “Yon” looke rube enough but acts| wise enough to be on the job for any crooked deals Yon" hires out atthe saw mill) of one Jennings and before you can catch your breath “Yon” finds him-| self a hero by saving ® young girl) from a “log yam,” and you hav just time enough to applaud before lyou again discover that the girl he saves is his own lost sister, and that the saw mill is his own prop erty. But Clifford yama all over the stage hearts of the jorley took off whiskers once 4 nor the Booth probably wouldn't have this—right in the middie of told a lot of funny giggling. through the b iT the big hits littie red-ha: girl Up a Little Many more encores. ail in ali hasn't lost @icellence since it vis Year and a half ago. good. The chorus, ‘exceptions, doesn't break Fecords, but it sang well way #45 ma ? H iid 2 Grand. thousand “The Quee Were turned ‘and opera house standing room been hung ot th away last i here’s another one. Poul and walt; “Yon” is invited to St breaks into society, and into a) dress suit which fits “too fast.” He | swaps clothes with the potter and| the music begins. “Yon” falls in| love with “Yennle,” his sister's r friend, and, of course, they are happy ever afterward LABOR BUILDING $3 F only early 3 2 i Of the Moulin Rouge” Gever, amusing » z if il; surpasves the Of sheer docency fong fn the first act, a involves himseif in sug with two young wom Climax of the is of seve ng wom hear altoget! excus brazen Gsserting that the girls i@ the ro { favorite of the Paris studios Set jogs along in tire till toward the fina ome on and perform an ail act rer F (By 0 WASHINGTON, D. Plans for the erecting of ¢ 000 office building here to be used as h quarters of the American) Federation of Labor, were an-| nounced today by the executive! board o. the federation fp 5 : I ? i i San Francisco. —For the ti: y of the na flight fn New Orleans & Iway near here two trainmen t time, work cars on the a com-| Great Northern made a| recently, in which were injured. Officer yosterday an aeroplane Washington —Telegrams and let- ters are pouring in to Senator Bourne and officers of the Progre |sive Republican league, volunteer |ing services and expressing a de sire to promote the program in thelr communities, ; and Stuart lee after ew to s ago was a a dis sheep| : Washington—The Navy League of the United States will meet in Los Angeles March 7 and 8, Deposed King Manuel 8 con-| m Pa ctions tor fobbery of a | and giving 5,900 of the loot — Lisbon. jagricultural states will opp | age ley ¢ {nape of his neck | provement |during his recent visit to Yakima | possessor of a blackened ey PLAN CHANGE IN SECRET SERVICE (iy WASHINGTON Plans Dd Jan, 90 to theres © of the aden its uncovering of custom: being made by Secretary of the Treasury Macvelgh Formation of the due to the work Wilkie departiner everal months have ivitic ms b Rumo Id be oo worvic and the | br inolude fraud plan ald t done vice and onfined t bree ting now th almost exclu that the merged of investigation of of justice were Chiet Wilkie aecret int the department flatly denied by today | | Treaty Fight on Sectional Lines : 1 (By United Press) | WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan The line-up today of congres on the Canddian rec xhows that the fight is etional and tives from the] ment and manufacturing th from 0 thi communities will |bein its favor “Mikado” Best Bet at Sunday Concert! | | Excerpts from | n’s “Mikado bet at the ttle Sy terday af lowed the use of such And for an fored Victor of Sultana, Sir Arthur the one t oncert of t hestra may airy Sulll was sixth pop pphony 0: a, If one yes be persi Had En-| scored rbert’s which t trance heavily The Hohler ty and | soloist was t gr ‘aordinar which ext He N Hagen at viri ly inte ted vlay sh Rhapsody ting | head da an com ‘on certo by Grieg, the poser. Hert By. was the final BAD FOOD CRUSADE ned that has aw fact Chicago Health! Officer | markets When his} et aequaint-| ed with their du Dr ans | to lead a crusade for pure} foods along the} lines followed by | 904 Inspector Cassidy in Phila hia, which re din making city the food, the su R. EVANS, ‘hat nest, as re ed States [) i ards ia t ni New York—The great volume of | f, new buying last k indicates} courage of speculators and con-| firms confidence in further im of the financial situa we tion. North Yakima—William Charley, a Klickitat Indian, who served as|7 Secretary Ballinger’s interpreter rew ation, is going phine Staby, daughter of Sondus Stahy, a battle-scarred survivor of Indian wars of other days. IT COST HIM $10 When H. Miter, a waiter in the »ple's C as expressed it, bounced a sugar bowl off this guy's bean,” Saturday night, it started troubl When the combatants were pried apart I. B. Davison, colored, was the | to wed So Myers admitted he butted into the festicities, but merely prevent | Davison from heaving a plate of bread at Miller Judge Gordon assessed Miller and Myers $10 each RIVER OVERFLOWS. SACRAMENTO, Jan. 30.—The Sacram river at this point is at 24.5 feet today and with a con tinuation of the rain, floods are probable, January has had a greater rainfall than any year in the past 34 years. "Retail Prices at Public Markets AT WESTLAKE nto t MARKET Hame, for 10 cent Halibut conte i pounda 10 # pound; smoked salmon, ARKET. Yakima Burbank pote ] grape fruit 10 to conte dozen fern ham, ents pound und; amok pound it pork nd 17 cents pound; cottage hame gs lamb, 4 pow ents; halt rring, 4 open clams 40 conta pound 40 cents doxen. ‘ous, 20 conte Washington ereamery butter, pound; ur butter, 40 " freak loca. jozen 76 conte: I oh eRe. ¥: Mise—Train wreckers| will recetve a monthly pension of a to have caused the| $3,200 from the government of & passenger train and| Portugal, according to dispatches. Awine chee donen, 2% dozen 66 cream chee 26 conte pound; Wisc 16 vents pound. conte; sa } weeks 1 THE STAR—MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1911. FRISCO DRENCHED (Hy Untted Pree) | FRANCISCO, Ja 40 of 12 inch three the reeord for r athe begat SAN down} in “0 nd bureau toda t i day oted t and pre a tome HAT STORE mall blase t Barkman's } nv., Inst the firemen BURNS ery telephone in Se by attle connects The Star department directly Want Ad in t ai to the ace extinguished arrived. ORDER ARMED MEN SAN DIEGO, Jan, $0—It ed today from Tia Mex line, and f th tal of Lower tha Rove The fire with when the Over 35,000 people read The Star every day. Juana al n LEGAL NOTICE cay all the that could be sf duty ha ' t nada nia rament dinar Mexicall FORCES CLASH HUACHUCA, Ariz, Jar mining Monte ported the Je at town lain excepe’ PRA “ Di man from that was wKAY oday fe in THE SEATTLE STAR HELP WANTED—FEMA manner Ret o Wages TO MALL sUnscHInE $35.00 al-| a tom? AND FOUND. quire Dr. Ke $25 REWARD. dan 5 WANTED—mI HoUsKS. YOK RENT—A th F i ¥ $ J. SPRENGLE, Reasonat ephones Bea & Wires. bere Weather ectaity. 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