The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 27, 1911, Page 8

Il, baritone, and Floyd O'Brien, NEWS OF THE DAY GONDENSED FOR BUSY PEOPLE Repaired and ready for ser 4, charged with pa n |the schooner Willie A. Holden| girls from Wisconsin for imme startin rnoon, th ties” will be discussed at the Y ifted to Tacoma yesterday to ¢ purposes ri All for Mon C. A. Vesper service tomorrow af-|a cargo of lumber - ry of a 1 w hic mp ternoon by Kev, John M. Gill AGUA PRIETA—Convicted of jah & i‘ inte Claiming he lost his $90 job a8 lYouorting the rebelw in the face of m © Carrie Pietures of “The Way the World| walter at the Sav rough enemy, “Red” J ‘ - in,” whe here ove be! 2 Looked and People Lived 1990/ liam Bloch, Rudolph Becker 1} od to elgh a n the penk n 1 bbed b “ gad r May Wright Sewall, for Years Ag will be given tomor-| brought vit $5,0 t es through the|%e&® bead of # classical sebool|row night at Queen Anne Congre or f A Good 1 in Indianapolts, | gational churet | ROCHESTER Unwil to} Closing eight montne’ service for ng ¥ a ’ kc Ind., noted lec |live aince t wife the First Spirttualiat society of Be h te mit ee ere t the . ; G. H. Broce ; A bat t iw on suffragiat and) ® * lin his mow nd wh ff tb c Goodbye” tomo night 04 are gv0d ple clubwoman, says | & é After # lor his " . # the he Alaska the _— = ae al * une, Rev . w. *| VIENNA—Changes n habite * had « ba WASHINGTON. For walking om © Mm ave and mone tol* i Nn President ® | 369 6 and snow t of F sof educate girl " which the presi «| / an ae pall 0 thought of using thin summer w| 2 6r on ok’ the 014 , BLINDED, DIES ba ecucat ay > the coust . anked $200, TACOMA.—A big man ph | Death yesterd simed Charles the benefit Of te kee ee eR eh in-—Havin Tidende, * w D. Lane, 71, pioneer of me, and | the world. PB non pss is . ro when called the be mon on the Pa He should give 7 nto effect 1 be f brothe |died at Palo Alto, Cal, of p ie women not onl io and. 69 i pall : iu - t the rudiments, nv Ina t¢ I with th t : aes ‘ol CHICAGO Validity of the t f the Klondike raining as we lHe 1s f in t ~~ A great change Jeountry, but out f rn in our nations Jago totally bitnd t fe te lglare of A 1 + bel | that Gen. Grant | widow he a dang Ca be Pg ng te 4 put ne lttecaia ana both . both sexes was ce A eX ago | yer a8 Bee, | 4 Frees Leased Wire) ¢ Dem., Ohio) —* : M wall was born in Mil-| An Sy Sy Hy 3TON, May 26.—~Tt {am directed by the president,” | waukee 67 years ago this day | per a will be no criminal prose 1 Wickersham, “to infec the | A) night, and had|! - ; Bigr : aeeaill | | br the » of John D. Rockefeller or bis |» rimin I " | NEW YORK.—Being “nearly en. rh oe | assistants an the result of the de- | tior peen beg are now Rereeekertateekeae v | cnged,” and needing most of her pens be es | cision that the andard Oil is pending the Stand Olt * 2 4 erly hel t m-| time land” her sweetheart, An It te trae be ati |trust was declared today by Attor apany or the individual detend- * AT THE THEATRES * ai «sone 4 Ke Feine, 14, abe d herself Cold and |Bey General Wickersham in answ * named for violation of the * * : vd | from echool. Anyway sho didn't By yen ve tion by Pomer-|Sherman act % Moore—Mary Garden in con * B tal ' € r Westiats tates blames back ‘teumalae “en Sauk was some stumbling ' 2 ° a peaeaen ® cert We ay * Sy or9 nays ootin ed alher hounckeeping, The magistrate | % Seattle — Max Figman in * n have a ‘ a ut oud “ ub ldibelod tune % “The Marriage of Kitty * jact. “The Fellow and Girl 08} ihe Counetin 3 si i rel maa eH | OLEAN, N. Y—Going down a s % = Grand—Dark * the I Ade Mr t 5 ‘ hill, the automobile of Henry B os Ss o i @ % Orpheum — George Abeles * A wi " fe < WASHINGTON.—Mopping their | 5 proprietor of the Olean # and vaudevill . | be a ths fe re nder the sweltering heat ok tortie, Sillink Gast Bee. sates | oe ee hembors of the senate Cott well and In) his wife and) come from errors in diet, from too little exercise or from the mis=” ge Mbeorsdare %) 1—Mary Garden, Moore Lew : One of Maybray Gang ed favorably a bill requiring} takes we commit without thinking of consequences. These jajestic—New v 2—Caroline Nichols, Pantages. $ nited Press Leas | ; if sicknesses may be sli ir t th inde rh eve i & Lole—Haward Kellie com %| 3 —Jutle Marlowe Moore. = ' in|, (BY United Pres Leased Wire ¥ removal WASHINGTON. —- Government|{ Sicknesses may be slight at first, but they hinder work, prevent ‘ # pany in “In a Woman's Pow: *| 4 Jane Urban, Seattle h k O8 AN a - ! ammunition will be fur-|f advancement or bring depres and spoil enjoyment. What 4 & wer *| 5—Fredericka Harrison, Or we \ tal ray «figs aaa tee een ee Tee adete, if w bill || is worse, they lead to serious physical disorders if not checked in k * * | pheum i x - . — Banker # 1/0” Pepper « becomes law.| I time; but you CAN check them easily and quickly. They will 5 * COMING LATER * 6—The Londons, Majestic n ) f * $ % Moore—E. H. Sothe ® ‘ i * oS NEW YORK—Mrs. Mary Platt € * Julian Ma epe e* At the Orpheum he ka ‘ bone *P ® considered ® | parmalee, author and bi " Hi * * ‘ fe Orphe k was i * jetment pending ®) . bicck of her be F TCrte ee eee eee ee, by Miss Ch te Lat lino. a C. W. Morse ie 5 e . . & pardon § after The new pipe organ of Universi Yiatle fami! te Pitt -DATE o c , simple, reliable fam as Beecham's Pills, Inevery Blanche Ring Leaves. © Be Nice.” Mr. Abe ; * Jan SP oleownl bh oan be reliable fa E Ring's ecgagement tx ast Self-Detor OPERATE (ON RYAN |; Nl wead Geecareoa tae tae tat Oe ¢ this famous and unequalled medicine is known, ankee Girt will cle Play a p Ons rh far ** eee ae Z pect of life is changed for the better. read 10 hel k Pare lib ** * * F f lif zed for the bett Be ready tot morrow night. Miss Ring seored a hit ecially for manner in which she rend popular ballads Mary Garden Wednesday Mary Garden, for several seas: the star soprano of the Metropc tan opera house, and creator of leading roles in “Thais Salome “Natoma” and other gra fa to pay Seattle her first visit Laurie” and “Coming T! Rye.” Her com Arturo Tibaldi, v ard Brockway, 5 sale starts Monday morning. Sothern and Marlowe. E. H. Soth lowe for a week repertoi Monday “Taming of t me to the Moore theatr Inning June 5. Th Tuesday ednesda th which the tw famous stars com’ ate on the American stage. Th supporting company includes Frederick Lewis, Eric Blind, Ma colm Bradley and a large ensembl At the Seattle Max Figman’s final w Seattle commences ton at th yrrow af! “The Marriage of Kitty.” er, Al ers, an eccentric Londc tance, must marry within a ye The baron t falls in love with bride. though he had been led t pered Spanish widow to whom hi was affianced raises a disturban ‘Travets has to placate this lady. At the Lois. Manager Ed ig the leading man. a Savings Bank Is to induce people to save their money for their own benefit. Incidentally the bank ains, but the bank gain something maintain which will g not on ¢ opportunity absolutely SAFE oppor nity. This bank gives, in inter est, safety, convenience and advice, as much as it make With $400,000 capital, fully paid, it gives you safe opportunity. The Bank for Savings Cor. Third Ave. and Pike St d operas Wednesday. She will be heard in » their en-| but simply to send tn gagement, is called the most elabor-|and try t yw- the ber Jand Buckstone, William Harris, | Dollar. If not, th r-|—but act at “The Neal Institu noon, with the first presentation of|/ once. Send Figman impersonates John Trav-gust this the | coupon. Do it now. | godfather of a penniless young Rev. Father O’Brien, Se woman he induces her to wed a ’ baronet, who, to keep his inhert believe that she was neither well bred nor pretty. But a fiery-tem-|J “*™ +++++++ d Kellie is so} ] Pleased with the experiment with | —————"| Seattle Barber— popular-priced melodrama that he has arranged a long senson of it at the Lofs. He also has installed a moving picture machine and is giv fng illustrated songs between acts Next week the play will be “In a Woman's Power.” Verne Layton | THE SEATTLE STAR At the Lyceum. | churen, following his sermon to nn antiwhite slave act, passed Starting VOrrOw Gratton ’ |morrow night on ow Wine In the last congress, will be taken seston ttt" YOULL FIND IT HERE | ea r Charles M. Wileon each performance. Also Arthur Kl To Get You to Try My NOW, I'll Send Them on © ® 4 Free Triai—Just . r ratte! Mi Sign and Mail My Coupon!" 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See Instructions with each box,” ley. : "eee r they please of Re ph L. Gar Sold everywhere. In boaes 10c. and 26e. Young Women's Responsibili-|vin, pastor Christian | TO THE EAST AAtougn the Golden west Monday Is the Opening Day Monday, May 29, is the day that marks the inauguration by the Chi- cago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railway, in conjunction with the Chi- cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railwa: Of Through Passenger Servic’ Two modern, luxurious, completely electric-lighted trains—the only all-steel trains between the Pacific Northwest and the East—will leave Seattle next Monday on the first through trip over the magnificent and picturesque “new steel trail” for Minneapolis, St. Paul, Milwaukee and Chicago, These trains, “The Olymplan” and “The Columbian,” represent the crowning achievement of the car-builders’ art. THE NEW TRAINS ARE THE SAFE TRAINS “THE OLYMPIAN” “THE COLUMBIAN” DAILY DAILY Leave Seattle .... 9:00 am Leave Seattle ..., ++ 7:15 pm Leave Butte ..... . 9:44 am Leave Butte . ++» 8:40 pm MILWAUKEE Leave Miles City . ++10:57. pm Leave Miles City ........11:04 am 4 PUGET SOUND Arrive Minneapolis ...... 9:00 pm Arrive Minneapolis ... .. 8:45 am Ne Arrive St. Paul .. 9:45 pm Arrive St. Paul +» 9:30 am Way Arrive Milwaukee . 8:15 am Arrive Milwaukee ,,. .... 8:00 pm Arrive Chicago .... ss. 10:30 am Arrive Chicago ..+. «6.5. 10:15 pm “The New Steel Trail,” For Tickets, Reservations and Information About Fares, Apply to J. L, CRISW Clty Ticket A L A. P. CHAPMAN, Jr. General Agent Passenger Department Second Avenue and Cherry Street, Seattle TRAINS DEPART FROM NEW UNION STATION, JACKSON STREET R, M. CALKINS, Traffic Mgr. GEO, W. HIBBARD, General Passenger Agent THE NEW LINE IS THE SHORT LINE |