The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 8, 1911, Page 8

elif It’s no fun making laws these hot; ‘em hate like fury to sacrifice the @ays in Washington, but a real tariff, of course. Most all are Bure-nufft statesman will make any wearing the coolest clothes obtain. sacrifice for his constits. Some of able, to mitigate the warmth of = At the Thestves PERERE EEE EES HH ¥/any troupe seen at the Empresa for ® | quite a spell. Besides these head- * AT THE THEATRES * ® liners the Empress has an unusually Moore—Dark. *) good program this week. Hayone ‘® Seattie—“Rip Van Winkle.” % Loie—" Arizona.” ®) Whipple in “Harmony Discord,” a * | playlet with three supporters, fi ‘W Orpheum-—-Vaudeville. * | most a topuoteher. Joe Cohn, who ® slings the negro talk to perfection, * | gets away well with his own*com- ® | position, “Possum Pie.” Lew and */ Lillian Orth have a good line of ® | singing and talkt their act. ® | Mabel Howard, two men, proved themselves clever |eingers and dancers, Franz Meisel, | Australian violinist, was received well Coliseum—Vaudeville and mo- “& tion pictures. RkaeKkReekeeteet At the Seattle "Rip Van Winkle” at the Seattle this week is played remarkably) —- _ well by the Pringle company. Miss | At the Pantages. Beatrice Meade as Gretchen devel-| Pantages offers a fine bill for the ‘ = her character part splendidly. | playgoers this week. Cluxton, sing part of little Meenie was|ing “Thy Sentinel Am I,” made a ig by six-year-old Alva Kinney, big hit, “Fun in Hi Skool” was @ the little lass was the delight | wel! played and hilariously funny ‘of the audience. She was recalled | sketch. Wm. Flemen, Herbert Chee several times, when she appeared | ley and Violanata Surret are back tm a song. Johnnie Pringle as/and were received better than ever was good. \ | As a child impersonator Allie Haw : area san ix “there like a duck” with her At the Orpheum clever bunch of lines. The Masio- Sree offers an unusual this week and each im class by itself. Mme! Woman the late Dan Dean, ence wonderfully ° seenery on the program. Herbert plays on knives, spoons, pivtes, nap- a kins and flowers. aud! That the salmon pack is unusual- ly light this season was admitted > Cadets de Gascoigne} ny C. H. Buschmann, general super- away well with a bunch of! intendent of the Northwest Fisher. gongs. and are all fine| jes company, who returned from a Wynne Brothers, / three anontha’ stay in Alaska yes- athletes, give some | terday. as George pais ne a apis hilnar ihe Sennen eeeennenss Dixon |e naesroen. Donn, # WATER SHUT-OFF NOTICE & ‘are recelved fair.|# Water will be shut off north * Alsace and ites | of E. Mercer from 36th N. to ® pretty musical|# Lake Washington Wednesday, * * August 9, from 9 a. m. to S® * p.m. * * BREE EKHEEEDE Russell & Smith's Minstrels beat ISHOE SALE We Want Union Men at Once to Buy the Famous .65 Your choice of our Stock of a Pair DOUGLAS SHOES Values up to $3.00 Women’s Low Shoes Men’s and Women’s Low Shoes and Some High Shoes 9 Values up to $4.00 45 This includes Men’s and +, Women’s Low Shoes and a Pair Pumps BIG REDUCTIONS IN CHILDREN’S, BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ LOW SHOES Wallin & Nordstrom 1327 SECOND AVENUE roff troupe have the prettiest bit of| pen fiery words, and all admit Wash ington's no Pearlyand, From left) to right the senators pictured are/ | Bailey of Texas, who clings to bi iblack felt sombrero, but wears an! B08 CHANDLER WANTS; DIVORCE FROM, LINA (ity reso Iaaaed Wire Ne won » Aug. Jdn evidence secured by detwu- tives, who trailed Lina Cava- lier from one European water. ing place to another and fre quently found her in com- pany with Prince Dolgorouki, fubbea the “prize porker” by her husband, “Sheriff Bob” ~sanier, the latter will bring suit for absolute divorce with- in a very short time, accord- ing to statements made here pable of (by 1916, will be 1,000 feet in | ,;and 116 feet in breadth. Ej install « in | berthing in San Francisco ba advices received here Races at Madison park, five « Washington, Tho proposed dry-|starting Tuesday, August 1 dock, which ia to be in operation! clean meet. wake FRIGCO BIG NAVAL | a SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. §—! | accordance with plang to make fan Francisco @ great United States naval base for Pacific ocean Meets, the navy department is planning to FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. Store Closes Dally at 6180 Furniture | Dry Goods | Clearing) Remaining Lines today, it is also sald that the fam- ous prenuptial agreement be- tween “Sheriff Bob” and fair operatic bride will au tomatically broken if his di- vorce quit Is granted. PRES, SHOULD SIGN CHICAGO, Aug. %-—That the resident should sign the wool, free iat and cotton bills is the verdict ern states, whose opinions were set forth today in @ poll taken by the ago Tribune, Two hun dred and fifty-three of the editors voted that the president phould sign and 208 that he should veto the bills. The majority of the re- publican editors queried were for the veto, while the democrats and tx thought the presi oign. alpaca coat; Bourne of Oregon with @ hankl 4 a of Colorado (and Alas! & palm leaf fan, and Borah of I rries his bat In his hand. ee ee YOU'LL FIND IT HERE NEWS OF THE DAY CONDENSED FOR BUSY PEOPLE SAN DIEGO, Cal—The body of [Cech R. Karberg, the San Diego 'Sun reporter, who was drowned {Sunday at La Jolla in an attempt) t little girl, was recovered} | today jo this city Commercial Club and Chambe of | Commerce will jointly arrange for) the big reception to be given the) Japanese admiral, Togo, who ar) rives here on th b brough je, veteran steam- ship master, will be In charge of the Yucatan when she sails on her voy-| age to the North on the 15th. Capt.) Milis is one of the most widely| experienced navigators on the Paj cific const. Sliim—There are over 3,000,000 pair of indies’ sitk hose manufactur ed a year. Slam—Well, | don't see where jer all go to. jetter has been } PARIS.—Just Schuidt, |recetved from J ie trying to bre: I from the Trans-Siberian express complaining that bridge with pax sengers waa his only diversion. He jalxo- complains of the heat and lack of news from the world be has jeft him. * Sli la dain isla tadindainad 4 |\® REVERE, ..Mass. — Three * * masked men held up David * Lam and his wife. They ® got and jewelry. Of the *® money $450 was in the wom ® # an's stocking. The robbers ® & took stocking and all. * * * CREE R EEE ERE REESE OLYMPIA, Wash. — Mud Gay Sama noted Indian, died suddenly last night, aged 90. The Indians are making enthusiastic plans for a big funeral. “The Melting Pot.” Monday evening Dr. Nathaniel 1 Rubinkam of Chicago, will lecture at the Calhoun hotel on Zangwell's masterpiece, “The Melting Pot.” The mole’s hair is so Iaid that it doesn’t interfere with his running The Civic Forum will discuss the coming bond election at Christen- sen’s hall at 2 o'clock this after- noon. Councilman F. 8. Steiner, on the advice of his physician, has ob- AMUSEMENTS SEATTLE THEATRE 1. Drew, Mer Both Phones 42 TONIGHT—-ALL WEEK BARGAIN MATINER WED, 16 CENTS “RIP VAN WINKLE” Mr. John Pringte $ 15, 26, 96 @ LOIS THEATRE Ra. Cente. FANpress Both Phones e108. THE NEW ‘The Anal talan Star, MADAME BESSON || PANTAGES THEATRE “Unequated Vaudeville.” ‘Three Marx Bros & Co. in “FUN IN HI SKOOL” Most Hilarious of Comedies And Another Town-Taik Bul, COLISEUM Third Av. and James Bt. VAUDEVILLE AND PHOTOPLAYS. Viret Run Pima Only, Three Good Vaudeville Acts. i Hiseurn Orchestra. |GRAND OPERA HOUSE | “DOWNS a Gomme Sweet Southern Singers, SIX PHOTO PLAY Sehekanantaeeane tained a S0-day leave of absen: owing to an lilness, Deputy Sheriff Starwich placed Jobn Marehie, an Austrian living at Black Diamond, under arrest terday. It is alleged that Marchie, who was an exsditor, wrote Black Hand letters to Mary Vodasch and her parents at Black Diamond. Gen. Neleon A. Miles, U. B. A. retired, te 72 today veteran of the Civil War and & half dozen or so Indian uprisings bears bis years bee — September 9a century w ons passed since he enlisted in the Northern ranks and went to the front as a first lieutenant in the Massachusetts company. Three lyears later he was made a major | general of the volunteers, and after the war joined the regular army, re- mal nti] August, Word was received by the com- mittee in charge of the luncheon to be given in honor of Secretary of the Interior Fisher on August 16, from Governor Hay, that the latter had accepted the invitation to attend. ing in service 1903, when he was the author of several books and many newspaper and magazine art ning military matters, PORTLAND, Or--The hop mar- ket opened today at 35 cents « excitement arnot lever heat The price jumped up 6 cents yer terday. The price in California up also, The high market ts cnused by a heavy shortage of the Euro- pean crop. aa ae Auguet 23 ie Geattie day at the Astoria Centennial celebration, and jan excursion ber iy ad a under chased Iniverstty the auspices Beattie Cham and ng Bo tage RY | ber of Commerce will be given the & cousideration of $15,000, yeater: | 2254. jay. ® she was run over and herilegs® tbroken by an automobile owned # @ and driven by Frank Stokes, ® ® according to @ suit filed today 4 in the justice court by Garrow, & ® RERKKRARAARAAARER The Seattic Nationa! bank pur ‘The park board wants a levy of Mre. C. H. Doyle, aged 84 years, |1 mill to defray operating expenses and 4 resident of Seattle for 96 | of the park department for 1912. years, died Sunday at the home of ee rene one er her nurse, Mrs. Viola Westlund, 1210 20th av, N. Austin €, Smith, alias Ed Barns, was sentenced to pot less than five nor more than 20 years in the Walla Walla penitentiary by Judge Gay yesterday. Smith was found guilty of attem Jewelry store of August §, 1862, Stonewall Jack- son crossed the Rapidan, valued at $20,000. fully as musical, if not as historic, an when Caesar crossed the Rubi- An automobile driven by Edger|con. But while Caesar was wont Spidell crashed into the rear endjon such occasions to get out and of # Madison cable car at Third | harange his troops about how they and Madison last night, throwing |“must conquer or die,” old Stone- the rear trucks of the car three| wall, as the soldiers him, feet from the tracks. kept his mouth ter — any clam you ever about what Lloyd Leonard, |he was going to do next. Read The boy who left Seattl Star tomorrow. fight under the tn ~ of editors of 12 of the middle went | The geliant) Women’s Linen Suits and Coats at $5.00 FINAL, readjustment of prices on Women’s Linen Suits and Coats brings popular garments all tinder one low figure-—the resulting opportunity may be gauged from the fact that garments formerly selling in these our best lines appear in the assortment. THE SUITS are of excellent Irish and Austrian linens, medium and heavy weights. The coats 28 inches long, in plain tailored and trimmed models, the skirts in straight-cut styles. The majority are in the natural linen shade, some in colors. Special at $5.00. THE COATS, also of excellent, well-shrunken linens, carefully tailored, are 54 and 56 inches long, plain-tailored or with inlaid satin collars. Special, $5.00. Second Floor sertions Speciat ZC Yard ys — ERY attractive values are offered at this price in Embroidery Edges and EAD SCARFS of fine, soft crepe de chine in white, pink, sky-blue, Insertions in effective floral spray and eye- it designs on fine, sheer Swiss and batiste. ey range from 3 to 6 inches in width and }javender, cham , . e a mpagne, navy and brown. we: eg : ga ton eg oon trimming ? They measure 2 yards in length and are waists, gor oh resscs and fine under- { fniched with hemstitched ends. Interest- muslins. Special 25¢ yard. ing values at $1.75 each. New arrivals in Embroidery Beadings and Veinings are attractively priced from 5¢ to 35e yard. ~Firet Pieor, Interesting Values in Women’s Lawn Sacques at 75¢ RECENT purchase of well-made Sacques to sell at this low price em- braces several pleasing styles, in service- able white lawn, prettily patterned with de- signs in pink, blue or lavender. Some are trimmed with pattern border and lace in- sertion, others have wide collar finished with lace frill. Attractively priced at 75@. —secona ricer. A Special Selling of New Neck Ruchings in net, chiffon and” lace are being displayed at 25¢ and 35c First Mosby in Mexico, returned to his Parents yesterday. After being wounded he declared enough of war. Kind Lady—Poor fellow, and how did you lose your fortune? Tramp—I opened a livery stable in Venice. Men’s Negligee Shirts ene MERE FOODS ARE CHEAPER; FRESHER, TOO Oetivery 10 Cente; Suburbs 20 Cents. Delivery Extended to Green Lake, Fremont, University, West Seattle and Ballard Manning's Coffee Store 20Lbs Cane Sugar$l 's Cocoa, regular 25c, Wed- | 4 Cans Meadowbrook Milk. 19¢ | 2 cans Pioneer Milk .. 788 +B@ | Pure Apple Free Delivery, including Green Lake, Fremont and University. H. A. Eba With each $1 purchase of other groceriés, lard and milk excepted, 10¢ Gloss Starch, 3-1b, pail Pure Lard Stalls 109-110 Main Floor Also 33-34 Down Stairs Cow Butter Store 1433 First and Pike Blue Ribbon Tea, one-pound package ... ‘Three Big Vaudeville Acts. clewer Wioor, 16 Conta; New York Strong Cheese, sper pound at $1.00 yen are Shirts in plain and plaited styles, with cuffs attached, including Shirts in good grade madras and percale cloths, patterned in light and dark colorings, also f§ il Broken Lines of Women’s Lisle and Silk-Lisle Hosi Special 355 Pair ae are broken lines of Women’s Lisle and Silk- Lace-boot Hosiery from regular stocks, have 4-inch d garter welt, double heel, sole and toe, and are shown in whi tan, light-tan, brown, bronze, lavender, pink and sky-blue. M attractive lace designs to choose from, Special for clearance, 35¢ pair. Reed Reclining Go-Cart Special, $3.65 ier Cart illustrated is upholstered in brown rep, has ten- : inch rubber-tired wheels, tempered steel springs, and is equipped with brown sateen mercerized parasol. The back and foot-rest are adjustable, and cart folds easily and com- pactly, An unusual value at $3.65. Other special clearance values in Recli featured at $3.25 and up to $8.75. White Plaited-bosom Shirts, made up with 44-inch plaits. ‘The Shirts are correctly fashioned and well-made, the fab- ries are good, and there is a full range of sizes to select from. The values are unusually good at $1.00, —Firet Floor. ning Go-Carts are * Floor, Annex.