The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 3, 1911, Page 8

Sothern-Marlowe. E. H. Sothern and Miss Julia} Marlowe, whose artistic © partner: | ship has done much for the per petuation of the highest standard Of the stage in recent years, will be feen at the Moore in a repagtoire of Shakespearean proguctions, begin ning Monday. ° Mr. Sothern and Miss Marlov have happily combined their talents, and the result is they pre sent Shakespeare in a way, sald to De little short of perfection... It has Deen declared that the Sothern Marlowe Shakespearean ntny tions rank as the most elaborate ever given to the works of the Breat master. The repertoire will be: Mondaye " Tuesday, “Taming of Wednesday . matinee Romeo and Juliet; “The — Mercha of Twelfth Night; Saturday matines, “As You Like It;” and Saturday nighte “Hamlet.” | Seven dure baggage cags are re. quired convey® the masswe seenic embaliansrsate The Scth-} ern-Marlowe players, number 910% will be seen » | At the, Grand. | Tonight the Grand opera hou opens a new oxeason, under new agement, with Eugene Levy, t who controls the moving pic ture situation in Washington, in| lessee. Combination vige. at 5 and 10 cents admission, wil! featered. | ‘The first performance will be giv at 7 o'clock. °Ole Hanson will de} 1 liver an address. In addition to three first-run films, embracing comedy, tragedy and a sensational dramatic act, there will be three igh class vaudeville acts, including | Bailey's $5,000 Statue Dogs, the | Cole Sisters, Nina and Rose, and Betty Bruce, a violiniste. J | Marguerite Keele . Depheum the coming week Remarkable Michigan © External! Remedy Which is Curing Theu- | sands sent TO TRY FREE Just Nieil My Coupes Don't take medicine to draw out ‘impurities but help Nature expel them through the pores in her own simple way. Fredx Dyer, » | country jtribes. jdians assistinge There's novelty in Rousby's .| Scenic Revie wof London by day} and night he Three Vagrants| |present a picturesque feature of the | Bohemian type in songs and must eal numbers, Lydell and Butter worth, in®@The Light Brown Girl and Me Funny Dancer,” will pre-| “A {qent Southern dial with some | Sestar citccanee whew be Pringle (Of Butterworth's eccentric dancing players make their initial bid for|#dded. Lou® Giadst in “The | ¢ local favor. “The Sw Re ir) ip Country Girl,” will, be heard in Dixie,” a play of the old South in|S0ng# and a monologue. Mile. which tears and laughter mingle,|Emerie, a Parisian gymnast, will| will introduce Ye ne® players. The add the athletic features, while| company numbers 14 players.|Fred Hamlil and ha musical kids remembered for A Morning Re Lawrence play ng woman, O@ ding man at Bonita Ahmear, Pantag Miss Lottie Gladstone pheum, s 5 Many new fai At the Majestic. the hero.| Edmund St@uley and Co. head brings alline the Majestic the coming week embers are |in a comedy operetta, Royal Ny irector; Ed|mance. “A Classic in Slang fl Adalaide | be the offering of George Roland & Powers, Florence Pringle, Lee Ty-|Co. Roland was here several years reli, Ger@a Clute, Alma McKay, |ago in “A Christmas Eve on Blacl® Clande Hutchinson, Minor Reed and | well’s Island.” The Olivotti Trou? John Pringle badours after a musical act. “The }Lady” in & harem @kirt will sing} “The Harem Song. She ia Jose phine Davis he has a repertoire |the great northland before the days |of songs a@d caricatures, Josie jot the Klondike rush, when the |O'Meers will do some hair raising was peopled by savage (stdhts on the wire. Two! and only here and there a (stars, Sanberg and Lee, from “The hardy trapper or miner sought for. | Motor Girl,” will appear in a laugh tune, will be told by the Lois play-|ing skit called “How to Make a ers next week. It is from the pen | Welsh Rar@it bd jof Lincoln J. Carter, The blazing }mountain that uf Indians called God is one spectacle It is a melodrama filled with plots and counterpiots. Miss Thorn ton, Verne Layton, Julia Walcott Harry @ummfngs, Clarence Arper Margaret Marriott and the other members of the company are cast to advantage. en Williamson, lat the Alhambra, will Betty Barrows, in soprano ¥ Loris stage Hearn, Eleanor Gibson a At the Lo | “Alaska,” a spectacular story of | | ° At Partages. | Booked recently in Europe and new to America, the Six Abmears will be the Pantages feature offer ling for the week beginning Monda: |matinee. The Ahmears are ( }iane with @ “rep” and their a@t ts| id to be unique. They are singers | nd dancers of the old Spanish terpaichofean schooR ofering a © |minature grand opera. The bill will include Fred Ward, late of Ward and Fields, monologuist; Bar ret and Earle, in “Who's Who? |Guyer-Valk and compagy, in their original scr®am-Pketeh, “The y| at the Barrel;” Coe and nova. will prevent a sketch by \comedy musicians, an act yet to} erson Browne, “In and|be announged, and the Pantage with a quartette of come: | scope. ‘Fig Tree’s Only a Bush in Texas. But It Produces Fine Goods Just the Same. At the Orpheum. Homer B. support? by headlin: the Mason, Keeler Mason | nd Keeler will be remembered as “A Stubborn Cinde Out | | | | | Send my coupon today. Return mail wii bring you a regulgr $1.00 pair of Magic Foot Drafts, the great Michigan remedy which is curing thonsands, TO TRY FREE. Then if you are satisfied witl? th® benefit received send us, One DoWar. If Rot, send nothing You decide and | we take your word. Magic F8ot! Drafts are a curing ie.) 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A big packing industry in figs is growing aip in ‘exas, That | ppeicenmnaneieanteenesssesiecenseeed e sue containing different items | ; a lupp sum, on the ground | the voters could not express dis satisfaction with part of the bonds| without voting against all of them,| TET? engineer | first on. w on leaves’ a assistant United states w@er Maj. Kutz and the gineer to do government the Lake Washington canal Ricksecker bad been a resident| of Seattle and Tacoma for 20 ars, handling much importan government work in the Sound di triet. He wife and two] waarmee sone NG) Follow. Funeral services will be held|!8 the first public meeting of | |Tuesday afternoon at St, Mark's| President Taft since bis inaugura Eplucopal church, Rey. Shayler of. i n and Theodore Roosevelt, which uate. |will occur at the Cardinal Gibbons | celebration in Baltimore Tuesday, {t ts reported here there will be | = CANAL BONDS UP | Private conference, at which the Dahatbeiieeia’ ect Mi tes | coming presidential nomination will arguments on the Lake Washington| According to report, Roosevelt canal bond {seve on June 15, This|has assured Taft of hearty support |comes on an appeal from the de-| ft Tenomination, and it ts assorted |elsion of Judge Dykeman, who held| hat definite plans will be made jthat the bonds, though containing| Postmaster General Hitchcock, several items, ‘were part of ‘one |chairman of the republican national pal ave. selene committee, will also be present, i isine (not the demaatcas, err : G. Frink, who have succeeded in throwing out a municipal bond iw. See London's Bargains on page 3 today’s Star. baad |been made | Ding nat | & [Irish Fellowship club jing In Orchestra hall jheld in the afternoon (iy United ABOARD MADE y TRAIN EN ROUTE FOR MBXICO | CITY, June &—Franciseo 1, Ma dero, who last night crossed Texas in a special train, teday started © Mexico City to amniet in restor peace, following the ination of the revo: | lution whieh he headed As the train rolled acrons Grande and into Mex spirits rose It is now my duty to bring ©,” he sald, “lam going to “we my whole time and atten to disbanding the innurrecteg the Rio} , Madero's « thon army To Pay Rebels “The government plank to give every insurrecto soldier $60 cash, a dollar a day for every day's serv lee during the revolution, a horse and & ‘o 4 gun, Thir is the first sigp toward rehabilitating the Ovation Through Tex Made passage through Texas last night wae a trlumph At the Texas towns through which he 1, the people turned out to him, At some of the vil-| lages the entire population appear: | ed and abe ‘aglo Pasa the | train was shunted to the Mgxiean | |International railroad, The~ train then rolled into Culad Porfirio Diaz, In the city named after the fleeing president, the man who bad rthrown him was recelved with cheers ‘ ° Body Guard of 150. A body guard of 150 picked men boarded the train at the border The train last night, carrying ga dero, was run over the Southern Pacific tracks from El Paso to Ea gle Pase. Ite route from today on | le a mystery Not even the t Madero will reach Mexico City Rae known, FOL MEXICO WA. fafrM1 e ~ ° DIAZ GONE FOR KEEPS NEW YORK, June %.--Wirelens from tig: steamehip Ypiranga says will never return to Mexico unless the country in threatened by a foreign power To be a mother ts the gremtest | work the god God gave to worn to accomplish, Be | proud to we a) mother, be» as} good a mother you can, amdiit ts | in the pawer of every woman to be a porte mother,” & the! menea Nre. Hannah Kent Schoff, president of the sational) congress) of mothers, gives to! bt) birthday, and-un-| dogbtedly every mother én every mother's son in| | the land is very eure that no birth-) y party could have @ bettgr toxt| to begin with than those words. “TAFT QUT. FOR REELECTION Sx Oned Frees Lenced Wire.) CHICAGO, June President Taft came to Chigago aaee to a tend the ‘banque ight of the Western Economic association Close friends of the president ad mit the visit marke the openifig of his campaign for renomination Taft reached Bere over the Penn-| sylvania railroad, leaving almost at | on * La Salle, Il., to address the A number of governors are to attend the | Economic meeting. At 8 o'clock tonight thé pres will discuss rectprocity at a “Phe first conference of the Econ omic society was held at 10 this motning. A second session was! Fitzhugh | veracious hi tory of the etvil| war, a hungry confederate —sol-| dier at Cold Har bor, Vm, had a} plece of hard his hand before ld eat it, to the battle ‘The next time h sald, “I'll put my eracker — in mfe place down by the breas works, where it won't get wound-/ ed, poor thing | Cold Harbor began at 4:30 Mm} the morning along a battle front| of six miles and lasted one hour. | | Those who were there say 't was Jas bloody as any battle ever| | fought while it lasted. | 3.—A} in a earnest was! SPRINGFIELD, Il | put to prohibit drinking liquor on all trains in Hlinols except in the regular diner or buffet cars has been signed by Gov. Deneen and! gone into effect | Cheerfuiness sand cheerfulness replaces xrouch when stomach, liver, June naturally to do their duty by Sold Everywhere. ta benion 180, and a8e. fee London’ # Bargains on page +4 today's Star, Seattle Business Directory The Ads Which Appear Below Are Reliable. 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LIQUOR CURES | _$500 REWARD dain re ee Star Garbage Barret MACHINE WORKS __ ; EMERY MACHINE CO, | Enterprise Sheet Metal Works ©. Gittera Hotei be sHor Mode! Making r REPAIRS JIE Seneca Street and Re 95 UNION ST. eas MEDICINES _|__ SHOE MIRIN DOYLE’S Oy 5o EEE oak a cxn"acavoen coy | SHOES REPAIRED Matter While You Wait | 604 Union St. ou, 225 ir aes, | All Work Guaranteed. | Store and Office Fixtures SHOW CASES Store, Office serait FIXTURES* SHAW SHOW CRAE CO. | KIDNEY | For the W | How | j _ MONUMENTS _ PUGET SOUXD MARBLE AND GMAN- | 60, Ine MONUMENTS | Of Every Description Largest Stock West of Chie 2410-2612 FIRST AVE. PHONES: NATUROPATHS __| TALKING MACHINES oe ee SOC 1ETY | | CHAS. LAMPE Watches and Jewelry EDISON AND VICTOR g Machines and Records. or Easy Payments 422 Denny Way, Cor. Bitth Av. N. On N. Queen Anne Car Line Phone Q Anne 2961 TIN SHOP All Kinds Sheet Metal Work Plumbing Work Electrical Work 1014 Post St. Main Ina OSTEOPATHS VACUUM CLEANERS =" _ DR. ARTHUR HOLT | THE GOLDEN ROD CLEANER 407-408" People’s Bank ldg., Second Werke Easier, Picks cokivumecs Z ns | $8.50. Up More Dirt in Less See ee | Time and With Legs Effort ring VUTSON. | Phone Manin 4808 er tnd. S82 for Office, Main 2451; Res, Bast 1481 EERE SUSPCIIER EIN vr. B. Newkirk & Co. 19 Geewne AY. ~ OSTRICH om SANTO VACUUM CLEANER 0. |Don't Tey Exferimenters ' MAN'S is CARPET CLEANING ways Gives SAZISVPACTION owe Made F 5-222 * tooo | ‘Talkin, Cash Met ut beard at Insti- #5 Per Week Up. oi OPTICIANS _ Rooms wit? 0: tute. Treatmen: . Property Fitted With Glasses Repairing Done. We Albert Hansen Optical Department Harry W. Apple CHERRY sr. ait Osteopa e ity Light ¢ 9 HARVARD AY. Phones | PAINT & WALL PAPER We @ eon Trading | A. E. GREENUS & C®O., Inc. 1412 Piest Ave, » + | Physicians and Surgeons DR. JOHN DUNLAP Graduate of & ¥ For Space in orn Universition Hospitals Discaser—Piies Cured | This Directory Phone Maixt 9400 Ind. 441 With | ois 8 Second and Pike St PHOTOGRAPHERS JOHN L. JOHNSON PHOTOGRAPHER, @ Rnlarging. De « 1616 FIRST AVENUE [ SESE SHEED