The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 20, 1911, Page 8

Penalty,” comedy; comedy; Dream—"The Tribe's Will Happen, “The King’s Daughter,” drama. City—"Knoch Arden,” part 1, “When the Tables Turned,” Enoch Arden,” part 2% Arden,” part 1 and part 2, drama; “Proving His Love,” drama. Lyceum—"The Novice," drama; “Proving His Lov ma; “Her Brother's Photograph,” drama Ideal—"Love Story of a Great Actress,” drama; “Where There's a Will There's a Way,” comedy; “Nitrate of Soda Industry,” topl-| « cal; “Her Spoiled Boy,” drama Exhibit-—"Forgiven in Death,” western drama; “Dave's Love At fair,” — comed. “Their Fates Sealed,” comed he Cardinal's t,” drama. dr ama. Friend's Wile drama; “The Wager and the Wo Natlonal—"His joe he Nght drama; jee," drama. Bijou — “The Dude Cowboy “Foolshead Somambullst,” “Ph siclan's Monkey, undonnet Sue Coliseum — “Molly Pitcher “The Yiddisher Cowboy,” “Bron Buster's Bride,” “Tommy Gets Trumpet,” “An Ingenious Ace dent.” Class A—"All for a Big Order,’ | “Evolution in Womenkind,” “Turin |14.VearOld Sing | tremely lidalg At the Moore. clever jug built about the selfish preserva. tion of a nobleman's honor and the sacrifice of a devoted sister when as headliners at th week make a aw are bunched together, “and believe enue today trotting muh, it's some bunch.” And then! there is Willa Holt Wakefield, who appears with a flashy, sparkling . ane, and six or eight pounds of willow plumes, and talks a jew songe with her own piano accom-| Dunn heads the sketch entitled, “The Baby,” writ ten by Joho Stokes, who is a’ mem i ber of the cast. It's the story of « r mother who is forced to deave her baby in a foundling asylum and im- ~ mediately returns to claim it back. Bench Welch ir the well known | Hebrew comedian, who also does some fine Italian work. The Ahearn cyclists are funny. Hugh MeCor mack and Grace Wallace present one of the few double ventriloquist acts, and it goes fine. Al Carleton lion. is a mystery His first’ move w hind the bars the corridor. a lion and = imagine: porsuing him. Mayor ©. J. Bowlus ologue hits. city of Springfield At the Pantages. debts, He also say Allen Doone at the Pantages this | he does not propose ‘week, aided by his company of ten,| one to give up mor is the headliner. “A Romance in| and that he Ireland” is as pretty a bit of Irish | talked with a few oth Tomance as ever staged there. Senorita Inez, from Spain, adds | proportionately, as h to the bill this week with her ewll | next year the city played violin selections. Sam Hood | will be run at the sn made his first appearence in his | cost. new burnt cork offering. The four up a bit rays Juggling Jolinsons offer an ex- ments are heavy. an Mminivainte 9 tk the engine hod nutticently cuol- od the attympt and Simon was} y He chinved feto the seat, signal for #tarting his motor and in less than a minute thereafter off. And suh an wir climb as It Directly for southern -maaet on top of the aviator climt while at an angie fer short Via, aa But from Barrier veered ina way that ow ear OLD MILL CIGARETTES BOB ROLLER At the ‘Theatres | “Susperstition.” “Bug Jim” King-/ ging commun! the younger daughter of the coe one played by ‘bowers, white cations than any man treads beyond the parental! riorence Auer plays Floteau, an} other person liv edicts of propriety ‘astrologer. Josephine Sabel furn ing. In one week The play, while distinctly Of isnes another clever bill by her} alone she had French origin, is anything but Im | series of singing imitations. The 1303 appeals for moral. It is a strong presentation | Show is opened eo arse Oo. bgagay Be of a little life drama and it is full) Prates, who juggles anything on ing more than of heart interest. |the stage, from carpet tacks to $1,500,000. | + Miss O'Neil's work, while confin-| pianos. The Ferrell brothers please ‘At this season @@ chiefly to one big scene, is bet-/inose who like bycyle prefor of the year her ter than etre she has been | mances aeumety atahen seen here re. = - are being pre It's a humdinger—that bill at the | poor children of New York's East-| Orpheum this week. Emma Duno,| ATLANTIC CITY, June 20.—The | side. | Ben Welch, the Ahearn cyclists, | police found a man on K | fours and roaring in imitation of a| He is caged in the city lock-| P&P up, where he disports attired onty | #lurring thy in his birthday suit was to stitch of clothing from tear it into strips and toss if into| ined between He raves about being | lake. THIS MAYOR CUTS SPRINGFIELD, Obio, Jane 26.— has better song numbers than mon-|has cut his own salary from $2,500 | to $1,500 a year in order to help the thinks | they will cut their salar State laws have been mixe a} local public improve- ave Way and threate Ving invader dashing to the grow THE SEATTLE STAR YOU'LL FIND IT HERE NEWS OF THE DAY CONDENSED FOR BUSY PEOPLE The gunboat Concord will be transferred from Bremerton to Hl Mot bay to serve as an armory, Of ficers and enlisted men of the pava) militia will ove aboard her, Only $125 a mage was done in) three fires In dwellings yesterday, owing to the quick work of the fire department, The police department is making & close search for Edward DeWolf, | DeWolf's father died and left him & large estate at Syracuse several days ago. ota left port for the after a six weeks stay She had been thoroughly loverhauled and cleaned, In her large list of first-class passengers The Minne Orient yest da BERR EEE EERE EHH $66,000, has reached Seattle at the Ciroult.|other shipments have been made Exhibition,” “Daughters of Nava- | ————_._.._. - = 7 b this came ‘3 Cireut—"The Bociety Git and from, and cnet on the way from Washington—"“Little Old New|the Gypay,” drama; “Duke De Rib-|raiiarod Several million dollars’ “Air Bubbles,” “The Birth |bon Counter,” comedy Trap-| worth of the yellow metal ie ox-| - ‘* Daughter,” draw pected during the first week of July. | Miss Helen Miller Gould, day, is aunique figure Kling act. The is “The . of pure Castilian origin, * an iia preemies at the Moore | made a hit with their graceful new woman born In theatre by a powerful cast. The |*tyle of characteristic dancing, the Dew York story centers about five charactera,| Powell and Rose please in their smart set, she Is ‘and these are played by Nance black and white dancing and sing puritanical, O'Nell, Charles Cartwright, Julia |!96 Powell Is a classy dancer, maton, : b art Deane, Osc: eagle ‘og White Rose causes much mirth by table, and utte sncead ly ar Eagle and Alfr 4 | her pied ip tnditferent — society's pomp “The Lily” is a David Belasco} - ‘sD i Pres t the Majestic and pleasures ptation of a French play: It i#) Gras w. Rowers and company It fe said that Miss Gould re-| e Majestic this cetves more beg a¢ in their act, PARIS.—Declaring that the for- ign editor of the Temps, a local had published an article name of Spain, the ed eta Marina of Madrid ged him to a duet NEWTON, N. J.—Clubs to k,|icate rattlesnakes have been orean-| here and Cranberry | about His identity | itor of the |has challe hen placed be-| rip every | his bac * Roosevelt is/ — | NEAR WINSTEAD, Conn., Wm. | | Kane caught a deer by the hind jeg he other day. The deer took WiIl-| le through a barbed wire fence and they're now searching for birth-| marks on him by which to identify | | him. SALARY) CLEVELAND, Ohio. — Cleveland | lis going to have a sane Fourth. In-| meet its just | stead of fire crackers, a band of 200 s publicly that | Pieces will furnish noise to be the only Ppt ney to the city! CHICAGO.—A pending ordinance | after he has | prohibits dazzling automobile lights icials [that blind pedestri THE REASON of Springfield | r e has. For the of Springfield maliest possible | * Rargain Mat. W 16 Conte | Intensely. ta @plendia Comedy Nighj—i8e, 28e, the and 60 ned to sent. ih one Why we can fit a goid-filled frame with lenses and case complete for $2.50, and still give satisfaction: We have low rent. We do our own grinding. We do our own fitting. Which saves expensive help. Mr, and Mrs. Curry are both graduat from a reli- able optical college. Both have state certificates, and have had 20 years of experi- ence. All work guaranteed. EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS ‘Third Floor, 344-345 Areade Bidg. ind, 1 6017 the use of mufflers, wh drip pang, lights and ai ture MARION, Ind.-—Having a kntfe-throwing act at a show, Merle Myers, 14, | duplicate the (rick and stabbed Lee Markey, 13, in the ribs, June 20, 1863, admitted Into the unton, (7 which ) was a party headed by A jed it forottly Globensky, on its way to Magila to | nd years be. develop the hardwood industry for fore, The » peo Hanford & Sutthoff, ple of the west Perererrerererry, orn = counitrien bd *)\ were largely loyal to the union | If * NEW YORK.—Iin order to #/ cause and the district was a batele |i # convince the judge that she #| ground politically as well as actual- & had beheaded her thret roost: #/1y, for the union and confederate || * ers, which annoyed the nelgh: ® Armies were fighting each other |] * bors, Mra. 2a Crimming dis #|back and forth over ft all through * played the severed heads in #|the war, ® court, *| — * *) FRANKLIN, Ind—Raiph Polk, son of James T. Polk, h The le eaid to have assumed olk's income. CHICAGO,—Becauee of erous motoreycle race aceiden ter carrier thetr annual at of late, ¢ ROBERT FULTON, who built the fret mboat in Ameri traveled five miles an hour, started out to be a portrait pain Charles Rhodes, an italian, wa arrested yesterday while a to secure & gun to end Rhodes attempted by hanging Mrs. Anna Newman, J, owen her life set. A boun¢ Pa to her t BAVE MONEY AVOID PAIN ing Quality. Best Red Rabber Plat 22k $4.00 to 84,00 to Gold or Enamel Fillings Silver Fillings, each Painless Extracting All Work Office Hours: 9 a. m. to Sundays, 10 to 1 Corner Second, at Yeste: Over Guy's Drug St _AMUSEMENTS iMOORE THEATRE Nance O'Neii—t ‘heres Cartwright and the famo: hve. bbe je imae to #2 | GRAND OPERA HOUSE Manager PHOTO PLAYS AND VAUDEVILLE. New Admission, entire EUGENE LEVY Pletures Wednesday av: lower floor. Daicony, Be.” WAONERR 1 P. M—Continugue Perfor: eM Mothers Can Check Their Mabjo Mure ALHAMBRA THEATRE “The Leading Muate, Sin: Foto Drama Theatre.” ALL SEATS, 8 CTS. Sth and Pine st, “Meet Me at THE ALHAMBRA.” This Week. pod Muste. T to —Great Dili PIOTURES—8i Pine 8 Bungay 1 ge tm PANTAGES THE THEATRE juaied Vaudeville.” “The Artintie. ¢ in Tie Own ¥ if RELAS Banner Dili of a Both West Virigine war ginta had drag be appointed for his rich The firet shipment of gold from | father, head of the Greenwood Can- Alaska this season, amounting to ning and Milk industries, who Is Two | supposed to have married hie ward, | Mise Edna Coughiin, and automohi) bar auto racing from letie carnival suicide He is held as insane. bullet bit a steel and re DENTISTRY Lowest Dental Prices, Consider. Good Rubber Ptates, each Gold or Porcelain Crown. . 22k. Bridge Teeth, guaranteed ie Guaranteed. Office Established 10 Years. SCHAFFNER & THOMPSON Yale Dentists Entrance, Room 204 LEN DOONF, Phones $106 THE NEW ak \* el chains, imilar fea. witnessed wild west tried to out from old | Vir iked that new wife | contro! of the num- cago | ica, which ter, trompting hin life Sunday terson N.j rusty cor ust Hosiery in an excellent and service- } sig able quality of silk, reinforced with deep “flare” lisle top, also lisle heel, sole and toe. May be had in Black, E Tan, Gray, Navy, Pink, Sky-blue and } the 85.00 Lavender. tur aot Special, 85¢ pair ile a pecia ' - WOMEN’S LACE-BOOT SILK- } ex: $5.00 |/l] LISLE HOSIERY, S0c PAIR—In a variety of effective new designs ; black, oped white and colors. nit Fieor. 5O0¢ up o So¢ Excellent Values Offered in Cum r Way. ore. 4 Sunday 106; entire BAND. wink » tt modian, Romantic 0 People * BIG BUNCH OF * * day demanded to know some- ® thin ® special * by the mayor, —assortments styles in these popular Summer Gloves, all qualities with double-tipped fingers Jn AREHNRA HERONS * SPECIAL POLICE. Couneiiman Goddard yester- * more about the many * policemen appointed # The question idence * | ealled taliat b, ney for the * one” for the * He said that # |“ FURNE*TURE DRY GOODS med natur Women’s Silk Hosiery Special 95c Long White Silk Gloves $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 embrace the —Pirt Pi It has linen lining with shirred pocket, ners, and is furnished with straps, with,good brass lock, and is 24 inches long. w | striking * | "provoking assauit,” by Justice Fred C, Brown yesterday afternoon, the collar, new “NO CRIME To BAY GCAB.” The case agninet machinist, It wi that Lero complaining witness, eo ® came up on the rs emg omg of © Lackey aside on Pioneer square and) * two special pollo ® park board and ® Galbraith dock. * the number of special police in *® thin olty runs into thousands, #| crime to call b Re RR RR RH RH He He missed the case. bim an | der the circumstances FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. Women’s Tailored Cloth Suits Re-priced at $15.00 IFTY Suits ure for The assortment contains Suits in fine serges, spuns and novelty suitings—all late models Coats are habit-front and foac Colors, gray, tan, navy and black. Spe: ial $15. 00. Women’s and Misses’ Linen Suits Moderately Priced at $14.50 y are mt navy The Coats are 26 inches long, mannishly tailored, with close-fitting no well-shaped lapel and plain coat slee Interesting values at $14.50. mes ling silver John Lackey, charged with was demi shown in the ev- Cunningham, the had pw Lackey had re-| IMng Cunningham © Judge Brown held that un) it mead,” was no and dis Store Closes . all, selec quick selling. lined i | Important Bleaibhes Values Are Offered in Women’s Silk Beanies. at $15.00 severely-tailored models, and heliotro Jewelry Novelties at $1.00 We are featuring at this price an un- 4* d reer renee La 1 soft rrrtrrrrrree BLOOMFIELD, N. ‘d-—Al- though apparently in @ state * & of perfect health, Michael Mif * * fia laughed himself to death * a here in three hours. SPEDE OE Ey, An Wyearold Mt Francona knelt with her fi and mother at the grave of relative at Pitteton, Pa, etery repeating prayern fee the dead, the wind blew thea: flames from one of the dies against her white In & moment the girl oleaners| * in flames, and raced the ® graveyard until caught. ¢|® soon died, Pee e eee ee eee and * * eeee eeeeeReteRe CHICAGO. — Vacuum have been furnished porters on Burlington road to take dust off thy _| passengers at the ond of trips. & % FURNITURE DRY GOODS Daily at 6:30. ted from regular lines and marked at this special fig- worsteds, mixtures, home spring styles, in plain tailored and trim- silk or satin; skirts are straight-cut, some with and $26. shes New isstéals in made of good quality Austrian linen, Skirts are cut on straight I —Reoond Floor. ve. Men’s Summer sal variety of novel and artistic de- F Seles a urnis: ty Bar Pins ——_—s Brooches Men's. Cooper Lisle-thread Ui _ Veil Pins Suits, with half- or full-length sles Handy Pins Necklaces and knec- or Ankle-length dra) settings including imitation $1.50 suit quoise, pearls, Some are The we eptionally good Hat Pins in the popular Arabian ef- fects, set with colored stones, $1.00. Filigree Hat Pins, in round, oval and square designs, inset with rhinestones, $1.00. est nat $1 oor. “Crown Jewel” Carpet Sweeper, in § and two-piece styles, in black, blue ural and ‘oak finishes. Price § gray, with fancy stripes. Sizes 65. ~—rnira wtoor, $ 44, $2.00 and $2.50 suit. —First Fisse Special $2.25 attract ance, and very Suit Case appear- is ive in light-weight strong— just the thing for the Summer vacation trip. as illus sole leather cor- trated. Fitted Special $2.25. Trunk Section —_— The Northland Refrigerator =~ Se Food ing si 15% te deli lagatn | w: ail J ty, if 801 ats | bbs Toward averting the ¢ » therefore, he yong eel, \y wveut soun, the grand dered @rcor 1 the__materialistic, Fi, therefore, been successtul, object ufar off w Compere in his | oplanes were forgi they watched a Hea. “Cah, Janie It apthing’” oo Cut Prices |FOR THE BEST DENTAL WORK IN THE WORLD, Open Evenings Until 8:30. Gold Crowne $3.00 to $4.00 Bridgework ‘$3.00 to $4.00 Amaigam Filling. 50¢ t Silver Filling sip ee eee |Full Plat + $4.00 to $306 |— Don't hurry; we are going to do work foes for One year. ir practice #o that ever eaves our office will hoor 4 work and & reputation in den evaluable and ‘we ere willing to for it, ‘Our dental work cannot be duplicated in the World at our cut prices. 8:30. Open Evenings Until ALB. ANY PAINLESS DENTISTS On the socond floor of the People’s Bank Building, corner of Hecond Avenue jumped to ing and ali. eyes avert MacDou- jevator, oF A Big 8, & ©. Bxtral Take Yesler Car. and EMMA DUNN & CO. 0 Haby.”” Get Thin “COOLEST SPOT AJEST UEt tVe® Soon to HAS. ROWSBR & CO. BI "Dollar Show for 100 COLISEUM Third and James World's Gre NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE Baseball Tomorrow at 3 P, SPOKANE It's a Big Ono CMM y, pee “The EMPRMAK, Superstition.” Photoplay 4 i Ménitic's Favorite Singer 3,500 Hente, VS. SEATTLE. Admission 266 5 seasoned ially spec the attention of those in search of an efficient ice-box at a low price It is made of thoroughly Wisconsin wood, carefully finished out- side in dull golden, and trim- mings are of solid bronze, -chamber with adjustable tinned-wire shelves and enamel. May be had in the follow- zes! x21x40; lined commended to hard- is equipped. in white 15 x20x38; $10.00. $12.50, 164x2 3x42; $14.50. 16%4x26x44 ; $16.50. —F irst Floor, Annex, Mail and Telephone Orders Carefully and Promptly Filled ana pee “ SPECIAL Rocker, of so cially priced at SPECIAL Bedroom Chairs Specially Priced SOLID OAK $4.50 — Bedroom RO lid oak, ished golden finish, with curved head rest and cane seat. $4.50. SOLID OAK CHATR, $4.00—Designed and finished to match Rocker pictured to right. —Furniture Headquarters: Firat Floor, CKER, in pol- Spe- Annex brilliants Bissell’s “Crown Jewel” | Carpet Sweeper, $1.65 and ¢ aoiddilied on Men's Cooper Lisle and Silk] Union Suits, in Summer weights, eral different styles, in white, blue flesh color, $2.00 and $3.00 suit. Men's “Porosknit” and B. V._ Union Suits, iri athletic and regulation styles, $1.00 suit. Men’s Summer Shirts and D in B. V “Porosknit,” Ball Lisle and Silk-lisle qualities, in a ety of styles and desirable colors, 0€ 2.00 garment. Men's Wocl Bathing Suits, in o ster- orkmanship in all is $1.00. Price Firet Floor All-Wool Ingrain Carpeting Special 49c Yard ven attractive patterns in extra-super, All-Wool Ing Carpeting, special for clearance, 49¢ yard. Extra charge of 10c a yard for sewing and laying. 9x12 Axminster Rugs Special $16.50 They are offered at this extremely low figure b they are in patterns that the manufacturer has discont and hence sold to us at a very heavy discount from r prices. There are several patterns to choose from, in pleasing O ental effects—all 9x12 room size. 4 y special at $16.50. The “Snow Ball” ke Cream Freezer The frame, locks catches of the popular “Sno Ball” Freezer are made non-breakable steel and pails are made of best Vi ginia white cedar with el tric welded wire hoops sun into grooves. The can is of the best tin plate, with double thickness at top, and will not dent in use. The “Snow Ball” Freezer makes excellent, velvety cream) in about three minutes. 1-quart size, $1.75, 2-quart size, $2.10. O-quart size, $3.50, 3-quart size, $2.50. 8-quart size, $4.75. * 10-quart size, $6.00. —Housefurnishings | $2.75. 4-quart size, ection. Vacation Stationery : Highland Linen Paper for social corresponds] ence, in one-pound boxes, 50¢, Envelopes & match, 15¢ package, One quire Highland Linen Paper and twenty five Envelopes to match, Paper hand-die stamp ed in gold, 50¢ box. Pineapple Linen Paper in one-pound boxes special 8S¢, Envelopés to match, 2 packages) for 25¢. Giltedge Playing Cards with fancy backs, special 25¢ pack, rst Floor, Frederick & Nelson Inc. t 5 « 1 t . I I ( ‘ ‘ ‘