The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 2, 1911, Page 8

COMPENSATION | ‘The state workmen's compensm tion commission” has established | branch headquarters in thin ctty, securing officde tne524-26 Haight) building. flamilton Higday will be in charge, Chairman G, A. Lee and Commissioner J. H, Wallace | are in the city, organizing the | branch, Within two weeks demand will | made the employers for | thelr prelimnary contribution. to | the state fund, The law goes Into! foree Ovtober 1. | wrrrTcereeeer es 2) * Unless A, U. Herrett, aw Western produce dealer, pays * hia wife $160 back “mainte * nance money” by Sept. § he * must go to jail, Thix order # | was made by Judge John F. © Main yesterday. Mrs. Herrett ®) scoured « separate allowanee * | order from the judge a year *| ago, but the husband fe tn ar * roars, Herrett will try to get * a divoree, he says. * Seeeeeeeseee tee | ETHEL MAE } Empresa. BERTEE BEAUMONT ein “Miss Nobody From Starland. 5 i din nln aia din iin ie tie ea RARARRARRARA RRR ‘ * * | | 1S Meare--Oarks tae Tee eee es 3 AY Te Mere ® Seattle—.“Adrift in the World.” # bef’ Sets! = 4 | ; ‘ l& Lole—"The Spende * DILLING WILL PRES/D | sptebrlietalicgndgbaretyliede & Orpheum—Vaudevillé, *! Mayor Dilling will preside at the! _ Melodious in score, bright in & Emprese—Vaudevilie. # Labor Day pieni¢, planned by the| / color, rich in fabric and graceful in}. * Pantages—Vaudeville. * parish of Our Lady of Good Help, e @ movement, “Miss ‘Nobody . from h * Grand—Vaudevilie and motion # at) Lesehl Park, A program of eee SIS OUtS ertaee * _ plotures. * \games and contests will amuse the we company of well-known princ! % Colleeum — Vaudeville and ® crowd, which will also be enter “agg gg, Snape * «motion pictures. * tained by a literary and musical oe 5 OPER ERR RE ew» program, fence Comer, Joseph Neimeyer and hd ee oS ee , : F “Bert Norton, backed by a vigorous ag aT 4 { YOU’LL FIND IT HERE NEWS OF THE DAY CONDE D FOR BUSY PEOPLE [tue e Mitchell Family yao ing yg ad pdm so ; # —Counciiman Griffiths’ single * {L D py Sete ere Te = Kwan yarns i aSuaaey Birth of the Mitchell 5-passenger Six at 3 Sharet“tmendiees, to he 4]sahin one daa coobrte © BY 7 HQ and the Mitchell 2-passenger smart gentleman’s roadster at $950. And the parents the her tian aiNovelty | # charter amendment, to be #) Tights once again, celebrating with Keynote Of the $tOcy {0 | ——— en |X voted on by the people next stagefom the first to the last, and one of the GRACE SAINDON ® spring. forty-first anol ‘surprises is the disembark Coliseum. * * versary of Miss of the passengers at the EVELYN LEROY eee aka eeaenaee ee f Henrietta Cros With “The Flower of the Ranch.” evtaworeee man’s firet debut of the opening scene—the . | —- Geo, M. Paschall, 64, secretary of on the world q Becoiated 9p: | iF scpecied to frat Bo end ot| ng Soationane Washington Wa. [i singe rrovso'y |! doing remarkably well. j PEP OeGL, Tottetnan in cana [eee a necceeentn’ in “then vik Jy a [dance and play the plano, There | Perry ee ce i feu’ theatre a0-| Time is narrowing down for a SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST in the. automobile business. The coud) D5 Martiw’and Gartelle. | Tye Columbus Day sesecation,| jf “ststeess |l cheaply built car and the “stock affair” are ON THE TO! . HYSTERICAL BUYING IS NO an creanisation composed of lial that’ “hae |) MORE. The public is vociferous in its demand for the HIGH-CLASS, LOW-COST car, hence THE MITCHELL STAR IS STILL IN THE ASCENDENCY. eee eee eee eeeee ‘4 fan citizens who wish to celebrate furnished no end | zeae * {Columbus day, October 12, has tl» of fame and dob | wpb oF 5S Sigh ‘fnckepin been |) THE EMPRESS # | sued a handsome souvenir in order lars for the net- | J } oi ia 7 . . samme We've added two handsome and robust “babies” to the Mitchell line and are now equipped to show the American public that hoggish profits constitute a commercial crime, and that any concern that is sound in the pocket and sound in the head can live on & reasonable merchandising margin and still keep on improving. Two New Mitchell Babie since Dis APP" pee ewe e eke e ee eee husband -:senne- The Mitchell Five-Passenger Six Cylinder Family Touring Py he ro / | celebration Fe gel a Fg ‘The | ker, Mr. Maurice will begin! The coming week's bill at - The Mitchell Two-Passenger Smart 950 Gentleman's Roadster, at.......: | Empress will bring an aggregation! ey, J, 8 McCallum and the| Campbell. ‘These two cars are real automobiles, NOT SKINNY ROAD PESTS. They've got the real Mitchell Moo: tthe Moore |e berfocmers. who have, #0{8T|pirst Christian church, Eugene, ; kee eRe ee blood in them. They are the work of a factory that has never experimented at public expense, and sells its goods on merit THE HAVOC. e in New Yor which has just end-| eeeeeeeee eeteteeeeeteeee Another opportunity will be gi the public to #ee the Child Welfare jexhibit motion pictures before they | are taken Mast, The pictures will | be thrown on & sereen at the Queen Anne Congregational chureh, { * * * * * * * * obese 2, 1861, just 50 years ago, | Jeff Thompson, who was known to an af. fectionate con Septem |siong the line, made good in €Yery |r” have asked Rev. Joseph L "particular. The headline feature tor, to assist in vel will be Patty Brothers, and whieb | Gegicatin local paslsnood Chris,|# RUNS FOR FUN: FALLS, will serv@-to introduce Alexander |{(.., in that city FRACTURES SKULL Patty, the man who actually walks a Oe BOSTON, Mass, Sept. 2.— fan his head. ‘The added feature You couldn't catch me tn a Senator indexter and former A area kee Pe, oo sketch torday the guésts of honor at 4 ‘ mnaban, z iF THE RANCH * 4 Flcommittee of the Progresslv o' J e | iva tiene eo oop eag oa gin |pabtcan Teague in the Rathaketlar.| * siter the had refused to go to yrogre: nl ped wen he told her to. Seat ARNT ee oe the | Mac Herbert Hodge will appear), gp peeaax area ae e|* shan sprinted upstare after jernoo Pias “The Yokel” or country bump # | * the laughing gtr, fell and frac Beattle ceases to be 2)ikin Hodge is recognized as one tured bis skull, He ma: 04 rece y die. ieee Uestre. At tial time te lof the best “augers” in the bust |* _ Water will be shut off to Pararerarara ara wae oa “fiat road attraction, “The Fiower|ness Two nimble footed boys, | * °F Fifth av. between of the Ranch,” will begin ® week's) Kramer and Ross, will dance. bl ible) , s “ engagement. It is a musical play a M4 | * Seneca and University sta, on “Bp joseph B Howard, comporer Ollanaaeenan sha een e|* University st. between Eith “The Time, The Place, and The)» #|% and Seventh avs., and on th ' Gut The-hevy of girls are sn iz AT THE PANTAGES = # age ia a inert instead of bunk. attractive, and the son‘! lf Unio a : , 3 ) ate of the caichy kind. “Call |e uaeaaeeeeeees*|. seeeganannneeee The new 5-passenger Six at $1,750 is NO EXPERIMENT. We've been building Sixes for years and’ ‘ ‘ “pajama and The Night ere se ree late Pichaaeey PrsdaPos ; Depew's Best Cometiinent. we know how. We are pioneers in the making of the moderate-priced Six—the only concern in the world that ever put a 3 C3 ming to Pantages Mon ‘ in nator Depew, at in b * " paren ae A tii wise ok ‘ q ore Reset te Banshee”) gay in his new comedy-drama play ple serves aS age he | honor eee ee eat or hie |e Big Six on the market for so little money as $2,250. The Light Six isa little brother of the Bix Six, and it’s got all the Mitchell ; nd easiness a Corsia| rium tomorrow evening at § notte oratorical itt i blood and breeding. Take your $1,750 elsewhere and what do you get for it? An ordinary, cheaply built, carefully skinned poe cot by 3 elon | ps, y e p| * 4 A RRARERA RARE EMER ET, Bare the eehool ma'am; |°°= ee mate ou my skill at aiverdinner |g four cylinder car of doubtful horse power and uncertain parentage, or a stock affair thrown together by people who haven't } . | Fred 1. Lewis as the parson, and speaking, but the naivest complt i aki , i LASSMATES $13 peaking, but the naivest comp had a finger in the making of one solitary part of it. . oa 5 Apter Ward r thy gee | ment of all came from an upstate : ji « - “i gta % N Se GR ta eK ae nes ee ee | Denn Brothers Trio will offer s rae ae ies” tas This car is going to destroy public faith in list prices and we are tickled to death that we are the on 3 Sod ei epectel | rp et dye tax two erocod! es anda frog. after lhave typhoid and recover; you|—™ to force the show down. We will never be able to make as many of these cars as the public will demand. We know that . 4 y ‘la storm in the tropics. John P might have pneumonia and recov. Bee ce Monday, | the Banduthy, | Reed, monologist, Is coming back to lect tie malabt have yellow teveclee™ 9 : : 3 Beis ter ie tives time tn Stock| Santee Wee & new bunch of funpy jand recover, but If, you ever get The two-passenger roadster is a revelation. It has full 25 horse power and 100 inch. wheel base. * im the West the well-known Robert | Orv Cmedy jugglers, and the Sbu-| ps va Pe burst" — Philadel: Mf J¢ ig a full grown automobile. It is full of style—roguish, dapper, dainty—yet muscled like a Hercules, and built for Service, Seer matic Class | vert Musical Trio will put over a not to compete with the cheap runabouts that have made millions for repair men. So that now the Mitchell line reads like" a ate erica, with |imished musical comedy this: $ Yesterday the school board ap- proved expenditures for the eom- renin | in the leadtn; | “Thi . «male role Oey oxipae pac Apres 1 Bath Secalbactege Tt Salk bh Geta bes ” in| Year totaling approximately Mitchell 2-passenger gentleman's 25 h. p. roadster, at .....-..+.seeeeeeeeees -$ 950 . Mr. » * 141,860,000, and aswured the pay- ‘ ’ oy eae Le gg rng ne — * THE COLISEUM * =. Very ul ment of salaries to tenchers on tre Mitchell 4-passenger “30” touring car, at. .......esseceeeee ceeeeeedeeceee 1,150 n ‘ ‘ jopening of the fall term of tt “gq” ‘. best opportunity, of his present en PE Sas a rae pl | ation ia which | cnopls, Tucsda my ot the Mitchell 5-passenger “30” touring car, at......-..5-6 cee eeeeeee ceeeeeee ee 1,350 — Heading the bill for the coming | Y nounced that he —_—— Mitchell 5-passenger light six cylinder 40 h. p. touring car, at ...........++++48 1,750 week at the Coliseum will be} RRR AI ARERR RRR. 2 Cole, whow are. skillful | < acrobats. Forrest Ja Barre, #| Moa D shite Zlorehestra, will be heard in selec: | tions. Two pretty girls, who can| we in SPE REREEH EEE EH) ine woll and dance too, will be| member of the pve lnc i je cea ce ead ne are aaa coroe seen when the Saindon Sisters/or the Missouri state guard who| A Labor Day dance will be heid Sr dnetinn Saat Mean fn should be put to death in pursu-|in Eagles’ hal] next Monday night He will be the headiine attraction a, . ance of the orders of Gen Pre-| by the Brotherhood of Rallroad ‘st the New Orpheum the coming La mont. “I intend to exceed Fre-|Trainmen, Puget Sound lodge No week in « comedy by Aaron Hoff- or oun ay mont in hia excesses,” promised | 196. > Thompson. But neither got very would hang,| Aided by Mies Clara Kelly, the draw and quar.|Ncrthwegivrn Male octette _ will ter a minion of sive ® muwieal service at the First Abraham Lin- Christian church tomorrow even: ix cylinder 50 h. p. touring car, at ............++.+++ 2,250 _ Prices F. O. B. Racine. Mitchell 7-passenger big eee Not a high-priced car in the lot. Every one within the range of reason. All built sanely, solidly and stylishly. Sho us a line of cars at any price, we.don't care how high, that is any better than this one. You can’t do it to save your soul. Every one of these cars is built of the finest materials that this world has ever produced. One maker of automobiles considers it good advertising to say that his car is built with chrome nickel steel. It makes us laugh. We tse it as @ matter: led “The N 6 ” , ; ; ¢ "i 4 i man. entit lew Leader"! tomorrow is Labor Sunday. “La-|far that way E. W. Brownell was appointed | of course. We know there is nothing else that will do quite as well and we're cranks on fine materials, That man might as he Seven Belfords are all” Amer-|, Tomorrow is Labor i roumnal ve inted | , g 1 ght as. | jeans. Conlin, Steele and Carr, two} or Day” will be the theme in “i manager of the Senttle. clearing |i well have said that his wheels are round and expect the public to go crazy over it. ‘The maker who doesn’t use it is skinning: i wilt| many of Seattle's churches, The| Examirations for entrance to the|louse at a meeting of (he cleuring Kinnear park meeting will also ob-|free lbicry training class will be} house committee yesterday after- Leander de Cordova, who appeared | serve It. held m the public Mbrary Monday. |noon, fere in “Wireless” at the old Or-|| With the general topic, “The ee eee pheum, will -be seen next week in| Tollers of the City,” the following | a @ new dramatic tabloid, “The Loop| speakers will address the meeting Hole” A man who will compose|Paul K. Mobr, of the Central Labor songs extemporaneously from a sug-|council; Max Wardall, of the city gestion by anyone in the audience council; Joseph L. Garvin, presi dent of the Ministerial federation f Rev. B, Tremayne Dunstan, of Against West Seattle, and W. Lafhley Hall, atascoue,6 ken wired Substitutes Imitations his car or producing a nine-spot. We maintain extefisive laboratories for the analysis of materials and we don't take any~ body’s say-so, Mitchell cars are equipped with top, Splitdorf dual ignition, five lamps, generator, horn, jack and tools, Extra mountable rim with the light Six. All cars equipped with fore doors, and designed to prevent excess heat for those occupy ing front seats. No top on the $950 runabout ad Is that all? No, that isn’t all. The justly celebrated MITCHELL SERVICE comes in right here. It's the biggest thing that has ever been done in the automobile business. It means that the parent house of Mitchell-Lewis keeps in touch with every Mitchell owner, We furnish a new part free for every part that proves defective. And we want you to know that ten and a good looking wor offer “Bits of Musical Comedy.” H * Paid Advertisement. ADVICE TO VOTERS + : Election sernner 5, Hment of the ministers’ federation| Get the Well-Known 9 no repair man ever built any houses on what he made out of Mitchell cars. a 4 fraternal delegate to the Ce s i a4 BOND ISSUES tne Labor council will preside, | Round Package : Every one of these branches is equipped with Trouble Men—expert mechanics, not dubs, whose business it is to see ; : County Court House— EET Sy 1 how your car is behaving—because our interest begins in you when you buy and ceases only when you pass away. We 3 | $1,500,000.00 «..4006 ves+- NO LABOR ony PICNIC Sse OA MALTED MILK are running this business like Marshall Field ran his up to the day of his death, and we will hang on to public respect until eon Museum Site— the bad place freezes over. i: $500,000.00 ........ deesee NO Th brat! For- Cedar River Water Shed e Labor day celebration at For- tuna park will be the afternoon feature of the celebration of organ- ized labor mext Monday. Made In the la t, best oumpotonsees Malted ik plant in the world FORLICKS| vALTED Mi, On and after this date the Mitchell Motor Co. of Seattle will be operated as a branch, under the direct supervision of an expert from the factory. The car you ought to have—at the price you ought to pay. “Silent as the foot of time.’’ Agee ate seevere NO Boats on the Anderson Steamship We d k e y ables— Co’s line will leave Leschi park e “mil roducts—— $100,000.00 ... sss+.-NO [every 15 minutes. A big program jo not make “milk p Skim Milk, Condensed Milk, etc. But the Original-Genuine HMORLICK’S MALTED MILK lof contests and games will enter. |tain the crowds, while those who wish may have an opportunity to dance to the tunes of Wagner's! OA $25,000.00 .. oe YES 4 y Bridge Over West Waterway: $50,000.00 . . Y e Avenue Port of Seattle MUNICIPAL LEAG ATTLE. TAKE THIS WITH YOU TO THE POLLS Bridge Over Westial orchestra, Made f $60,000.00 . The central event will be the ad lade from pure, full-cream milk 1 Municipal Dock— a dreae given by HL. Hughes ot| and the extract of select malted grain, |) Branches: 3 ' ase 1-1 ma aaa, ttior st the | Bpokane| reduced to powder form, coluble in NEw oR, Lichlltewis Coot cvaneniee . $30,000,00 a | oj water. Best food-drink for all ages. ATLANTA Branches: F Total, $3,5 The tle Male Glee club will | wa, AS! * , $3. give a smoker Wednesday night, O@ ASK FOR HORLICK’S DALLAS ° ON KANSAS cry, REMOTE, USL pce This is the firm that has built the famous Mitchell-Lewis Wagon for over 75 years. SEATTLE BRANCH, BROADWAY AND PIKE following its first rehearsal of the season, on tfle same evening. Th« Used all over the Globe rehearsal and smoker will be held ng e in the 100:n8 of the Commercial af club, at Pirst and Columbia ? LTTEN ‘ OF SE- fe | Merc mati Anti tad