The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 10, 1911, Page 8

se a Set Coie rere mentee note flCH MEN WILL * DEFEND 2 GIRLS NEW YORK, @une 10.—Fearing that W. E. D. Stokes, millionaire | Pes Be gine * | hotel man, shot Wednesday night all, no girlgover OX #1 the apartments of Miss Lillian perience ¢ ense A de fa allo or Foon a aham and Ethel mrad, may : . 7 8 <d op the case against the young when he discovers that he # YOU’LL FIND IT HERE” EWS OF THE DAY CONDENSED FOR BUSY PEOPLE KKK ORK * a women, and that the facts concern eeeeeeeeee | A half century ago David Jayne ataaity ‘ubeas “inl Hill celebrated the first anniversary |g” Fac | ine a me fy Be brought out, the of bin DITthil tanh hee | young women @day are being urged then@aftor AAA KR HH DD their friends to bring a counter of felonious ansault againat A number of wealthy men indicated thelr willingness to yply ball for the young women are gtill held at the Tomb prrence McMafius, Btokes 1D | sel, admits that his client gay ) he fan attend ing the leading universities of request that the writers of the best | grok Jobnfon wasethe wife of Olaf Dal quist, & police officer of Davenport, America and Bu and that in 1901 she elop ‘4 to rope an@exing ttle with Henry Johnson, was so many GeETCeS received yesterday, and may that counting |the city in annulling the Iraham $200 when she calle them in a day i® verdict procured tn the da Ansonia hotel demanding $500 out of the gues | case of Henry and Gladys Johnson. | the jetters he had written her while Having she was in Buroge safely garnered! “If Broadway Were a College,”|" stirs. Alice Andrews of San Fran the doctor a comedy in which the Broadway | oisco, Miss Grabam’s sister, in ex n diplonsnt- students turned getors for the! pected to arrive here tomerrow to fis, firat in the | moment, was played to a packed | aysist her state depart house last evening at Arcade ball. | ment at Wash | THI8 ACTRESS CAME BACK JAENE FLETCHER — LOIS. HARRY SULLIVAN — ORPHEUM, ~ ALBERT CHEVALIER — MOORE. MAE ROLAND — MAJESTIC. p eeeee i oe ¥ ** Benjamin G, Butler, instruct- ed to fire on the Confederates at Little Bethel, Va., at daybreak, made & mistake and fired on an other Union de The first concert of the ¥. W. C./ tachment The club, a chorus of 60 voices. | Contederate. night inf the cantata Mderates took the hint at Columbia re were unable to will present a ing act, and! eHicago — Arral ¢ pret jgqnment © Rostow of Moscow will perform on|pvciyn’ arthur Bee, originator of hin illuminated revolving tower.|ihe “absolute life” cult, charged Other acts are the American| with mistreating a girl disciple, | Ladies’ Quartette, Cliff Dean & Co. | has bee |who present “A Burg | Swe ley cleansing & Flood Music al Co. in “The Policemen’s Ball.” Orpheum—Vaudeville Majestic—Vaudeville Pantages—Vaudevilie postponed, See's attorney lhaving filed a petition of prejudice ¥, novelty | against Judge Scanlon. rs Nerve bey and Root Coming Later. Moore—"The Lily” one week, +. beginning June 19. and promptly retired to a stronger po sition at Big Bethel and throw up rthworks which th saulted several time *| * | deta aia *F) : NESTA SICTORIA PREVED, S| ington and then) DAWSON—A rich pay strike has) rp will be a new film on do 4 THE THEATRES. * S given ourus Sar ae oe +4 in the various been made on Ruby Creek, within !at the Lyceum theatre tomorr im Moore. and Marlowe pfpecne era ily 2 AR | capitals of Eu. *ixht of the Yukon. Some think It} afternoon, telling how a big act % Moore—Sothern and Marlowe & arrived in Chic - bot bo 0 gece send Bnet % _ In Shakespearean repertoire. % and sued her manager for * ; PRE ga ge arried sipaleeretrerts wpepdbeord Seattie—"The Sweetest Girl * * 000, alleging breach of #|coming persoma non gratia to the ever, how just @ year later she was M4 Dixie.” * ® tract, She fe dissatisfied with #|Emperor Bill IL, he has returned | ON BOARD STEAMBHIP YPIR Ih cK in the harness, and how on % Grand—Vaudeville and photo: * & her Northwest tour, She says #|to our midst, Now It is said that |ANCA~Gen. Porfirio Dias received /nor opening night she was stricken * ooh Rs * oop wie oly ola ghee a rt of #{he may su 4 Woodrow Wilson | ®¢W* of the earthquake in Mexicolying ‘Then comes the happy fir mat she had to pay a pa « hay succeed cocrow D d he s al of dere @ ‘@ | Ditne C comes the happy a * Lele "Alaska." * % the debts of the company and #|4% head of Princeton procter Bgsiites Pr Pbecgeent Magis ish, Mr. Husband loves her so i Grepees- Vandevilie . # that she was “double-crosmed” # | ‘ bis ship was 1,000 miles due east |much that he leads her back home : nate si ne ig id Fe and = a : ity ie $1,000 Is tee ee eH Of Cape Hatteras and derly cares for her. jajesti ‘audeville. |e a wee dressed for my * * ile * bed }® act in my hotel in some of ®|@ MANILA—A stowaway is #/ NEW YORK—William K Me BERR EEE EEE HEHE |® those jerkwater town in pref- ®)@ being held hi for identifica #! Nutt, 56, arrived at Sing Sing to. “3 | |w erence to dressing in */® tion by the authorities, He # |day for » 30-moth sentence for RR eR RRA * friendly plano box in *|& in thought to be “Peter the [selling worthless mining sto k. He * * |® wings of the town hail, */\® painter,” wanted in London # | Was arrested six years ago. In the ® NEXT WEEK'S OFFERINGS. * ® the aggrieved Vesta *\@ for the part he ts alleged to # |meantime he has made a fortune) % Moore—Albert Chevalier as * ARR RRR Ry * jout of # nomex, gasoline *& “The Coster” Friday night. #| % # club” riots in Sydney streets, #| i tank be invented. *% Grand—Vaudeville and Photo * Zimmerman, Hungarian by birth,|» *! J . - i) * plays. * billed as the stellar attraction, i8\Fapeaaearek eh tere, Dune 10, 1561, Just 50 years ago! HAS | % Seattie—"Throwgh Death Val *!| a mimic actor. The Rappo sisters ate today, green troops under Gen,| a * ~ * * + e * fed * * * * « * . * e ed * * * * ee ee ee ee Federals as unsuccessful ly. Here died Maj. Theodore W A silver trophy cup was yester \thron of the New voR reve y presented to Queen Anne HED /the tiret officer killed in battle in J Mees, with Face. the Civil War. Just out of Yale are to bave coll thts dashing young fellow vrounee te being sought |W®* Killed in civilian clothes, not having bad time to get his uniform. “The Lily” Coming. Beginning Monday night, June JAY COLLINS—PANTAGES _ 39, Nance. O'Neil, Charles Cart-) ———______ his « wright, Julia Dean and Alfred Hick- At the Lois. man will appear for one week in Musical comedy will supplant , David Belasco’s protuction of “The melodrama at the Lois, commencing * at the Moore. with the matinee Sunday. The ear" xt Keating & Flood Musical Con | rat the Moore. (company of Portland is slated to ttle tomorrow morn Albert Cheva Dee eee ee oe ed the English |@trive in iceweter stot, wil be the attrac: |ins. The cast will comprise Miss SERRE EEE EEE *y *| Jaene Fletcher, prima donna i. | m at the Moore theatre for one ; NEW YORK—Movi ra Friday, June 16. Chevalier prano; Willis V and 3 _teeat, boshtee ae wate eee X | ture een got a Foal tart fee Absolute! has never been on the coast before har oo — oi : 2 s Bee ere *|* le now going the rouhds at & ry) ly Pure He appears here in what he terms leads, Jac ise, juvenile deposits mad bd age a *| s a sketch as “The Coster.” He Marie Fisher, | soabrette “| ed oa s tenerta showing an #/* Tshed to the plant of 2 | The only baking powder sings of the common things of life Hellen, charactérs, and a y o Faced ren epoaits of nearly #|% Powers Moving Picture com. *| made from Royal Grape fn “dear old Lunnon. 12 —- girls os os | Wheat ae oi le #1 4 * “4 pany and secured a string of & m of Ta | he Grand line first offering of the new com. | Qsts, Beaters Weasningion Hy oe #|% films showing the factory th Crea: rtar | Se a aaa be pany. [Beate “ten ee cee e hehe eee eee! “nlc is the narrow #|/No Alum, No Lime Phosphate ‘The latest photo plays are to be ae qorn. ion |* escapes of the employes: ps pets: on tap all week at the Grand drmirent . Be WORLD'S SUNDAY SCHOOL |#RRAREH AREER A RAD theatre in addition to several good Farewell to Melodrama. and’ basins nEOORD. | NR pa SNE present company at the ots | = i ps will bid its friends goodbye | Vegetabter—seiling Price ee vaudeville numbers. Thomas &| Ward, negro “vaudevillains,” who thea have plenty of “go” and ginger,|at the close of the performance to-| promise to make some poise in the night. There will be a matinee this PITTSBURG—-World’s record for BOSTON—An injunetion to pre. lattendance at Sunday school is) Yent aviators taking part in the claimed by Charles Price, 2%, who) Waltham meeting from flying over has not missed at the East Liberty | their green houses is being sought BRUSH oe Cherry st. playhouse. th aw Bara and Edward Kellie t.00@ ‘| Presbyterian Sabbath school since| by Pierce Bros., florists. penisole | will disband his forces. March, 1891 : At the Seattle. | River Dr Matthews wil! occupy his! aia epot | The. committee of 18 appointed | pulpit both morning and evening to by local commercial bodies to plan| morrow, having returned from the ja campaign calling a special elec Presbyterian Assembly in the East tion to elect th port commis | yesterday sioners, Will formerly organize ‘tiie Friday ieee eee 2 oo hrough Death Valley,” billed| At the Orpheum. as “one jong, lingering thrill,” Seven acts, including the “Photo starts the Pringle players in their Shop,” with 20 people, constitut second week at the Seattle. The the bill at the New Orpheum next play contains six acts. The scenes|week. The “Photo Shop” is a are laid in the mountains and musical comedy in tabloid form, plains and 14 players are concerned | with catchy songs. The music is in the story, which deals with love by Earl Hoschna, the composer of and adventure, with emphasis on|“Madame Sherry Gene Greene the latter. Stage Director Kelley will present a “Study In Songs,” is rehearsing a small army of In-| “General” Edward Lavine returns @ians and cowboys, most of whom jn a juggling act. The Rexos offer ‘will be killed in full view of the q roller skating act. A racing epl- audience. sode with a lot of heart interest will be the offering of Harry Sulli- Seattle, Monday and Tues- van & Co. in “The Favorite.” Mar- cel and Boris trio, equilibrists, day, June 19-20. come to do a féw stunts here. | Miller and Lyles, two colored come-| dians, will sing songs. | Wire Brosh Duichers Meat 2 | aed | | CHICAGO—When Jurors hearing | ab Mansfield amount each | wrote down the sum he thought |proper, the figures were totaled jand divided by 12 and the jurors F | ported a verdict of $292. The judge, surprised by the unusual sum, in vestigated and reprimanded the|* * RRR A RR ; jurors ew trial Baza sear ee | pina tt _ AMUSEMENTS. eee eee eee eens * * * * BETWEEN GIRLS * Both Phones 5106 le * p breathing seems to #/ *® have lost vogue, don't you ® * ecause it ® AUSTIN, Tex, June Leland and Lorand twins and partners in business * in Adrian, Mo, married Alma * and Alta Moore, twins, at San * Marcos, Each of the four * wore different colored flowers * to avoid mixups Bargain Store FOURTH AVE. 7 pbiibbbidaiars At the Majestic. Billy Van, the ebony idol of min strelsy, will d the bill at the Majestic Van generally has ci g new and funn: Spencer stra’ t singing act In melodies INCOMPARABLE NOVELTIES pact and present, ‘Murray Living PRICES CUT IN HAI 4 te & Co. will offer a pathetic lit CENTS TO SEE BIG ed “The Man From|! Bare ae IN 1a Lay At the Pantages. - | Next week's bill at Pantages will Seat Sale Pade ep & Co.!be strong on foreign acts, Willie ut that’s * ian't safe in these Advanced Vaudeville The Standard Oil Decision “The Perfect Theatre” WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY MATINEE Pestocmances Daily 2:30-8:20 Prices: 25c, 50c, 75c THE PHOTO SHOP--A Big One--20 People | the waiting for a decision that has been a source of worry A Study in Songs A Skate Sensation | GENE GREENE | [ THE REXOS you il a decision “GENERAL” EDWARD LAVIN 1 can come to The Man Who Has Soldiered AU His Life and NOW is the Marcel ard Boris Trio time ‘ Buropean Equilibrists | he Favorite bor Sullivan & Co. 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UNITED CIGAR STORES 700 First Avenue 614 Second Avenue 803 Second Avenue 315 Pike Street 1012 Second Avenue Third Ave. and Union St. AMUSENENTS aq MOORE "ii" ONE NIGHT ONLY, FRIDAY, JUNE 16 FREDERIC SHIPMAN Presents ALBERT CHEVALIER ENGLAND'S GREATEST CHARACTER ACTOR Assinted by EDNA BLANCHE SHOWALTER MYRON W. WHITNEY 0 ‘The American Basso At the Plano, JOMN C. HOLLIDAY Brief Hat Extracrdinary Engagement HICKS: S00, The, $1.00, $1.50 and 82.00 Thursday ONE WEEK, BEGINNING MONDAY, JUNE 19 THE LILY —wirn— NANCE O'NEILL CHARLES CARTWRIGHT AND THE FAMOUS BELASCO COMPANY PRICES—#2.00, $1.30, 81,00, Te Seats on Sale Thureday COMBINATION PHOTO-PLAYS AND VAUDEVILLE ADMISSION —Se AND 16c—BOX SEATS RESERVED, 25 CENTS NEW PROGRAM TOMORROW CONCHITA CARRANZA 1 THOMAS AND WARD Apanish Dancer Colored Comedians KESTERSON BROTHERS | Wagner's Full Orchestra Novelty Entertainers Three First-Run Photo-P! REST BOOM FOR LADIES WITH MAID IX ATTENDANCE THE ONLY FU 1 DEVOTED MVELY £0 PHOTO-PLAYS AND SAUDEY SEATTLE TMEATRE _ Ed. L. Drew, Mgr. __ Both Phones 43 ———GET GOING-——— Week Starting TOMORROW (SUNDAY) MATINEE Bargain Matinee Wednesday—15 Cents The Pringle Company Presents the Greatest Melodrama of the Age THROUGH DEATH VALLEY A Thrilling Play of Western Life SE The Great Knife Fight The Clow Death by the Bite of a Rattlesnake Nights, 15, 25¢, 35c and 50c. Sun, and Sat. Matinees, 10c and 25¢ TONIGHT—“The Sweetest Girl in Dixie"—Last Time Week Commencing Sunday Matine KEATING AND FLOOD MUSICAL COMEDY co. PRESENTS WILLIS FRANK WEST and VACH And a Nifty Chorus in “THE POLICEMAN’S BALL” Three Shows Daily—Matinees 2:45; Evenings, 7:45 and 9:15 CHORUS GIRLS’ CONTEST EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT 15c—POPULAR SUMMER PRICES—25c Matinees 15 Cents Pantages Theatre vimie r AND ONLY EATTLE APPEARANCE FOUR COOK SISTERS AMERICAN LADIES’ QUARTETTE INCOMPARABLE MIMIC ACTOR st THE SISTERS RAPPO DANCERS TO THE CZAR SWEENEY & ROONEY DANCING NOVELISTS PQUILIBRIST THE GREAT ROSTOW AND HIS REVOLVING TOWER CLIFF DEAN COMPANY IN “A BURGLAR'S NERVE COLISEUM “=: World's Greatest Photoplay House Three New Shows Every Week All New Films. Shown First 2,500 Upholstered Opera Chairs, 5c Bring the Babies—Carriages Checked in Foyer TRUNKS AND BUIT CASES, Block