The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 11, 1911, Page 3

™ THEY EQUCATE OuR CHILOREN At the Theatres Coliseum Closes. The S. & C. office can't make motion pictures at five cents ad mission bring enough money into the Coliseum (the old Orpheum) to pay expenses, so the house closed last night. At the Grand. A husky trio of acrobats, the Mor- rises, are top-notehers on the new bill at the Grand this week, and prior to his appearance on the stage George Morris, one of the trio, Hes down on Cherry street, in front of the theatre, and permits a big motor car with seven passen gers aboard to ride over his chest A crowd of 500 watched this some- what startling stunt- yesterday and the feat will be repeated every afternoon at 2 o'clock, it Is said. Aside from the acrobats, the Grand program is A-l and affords a pretty geuerous volume of enter tainment for a dime. A Small Cast. “The Havoe,” the play that opens at the Moore tonight with Henry Miller in the stellar role, is the smallest touring company that has/ ever played the high-priced houses. | There are only four people in the cast, but this didn't put a dansper on the business that the piece en foyed in the Eastern cities, it ix ead. Stock at Alham! Lee Willard will head a stock company, opening for a limited en gagement at the Alhambra next Saturday night. The opening at traction will be Sol Smith Russell's old favorite piece, “Peaceful Val ley.” and 2 real production of the play is promised. At the Loi “The Call of the North” Is a gripping drama agd the Sandusky- Stockdale players have one of the real triumphs of the season in It at e this week tonishing that such we mounting can be given at “pop” prices, but San- dusky tas the touchstone, it ap pears, and is giving the best sea- son of stock that Seattle has yet known. Kernan Cripps is a blue-shirt hero in “The Call of the North” and being eminently fitted for such @ part In voice and physique, jhe gets away with it in splendid | teers,” drama; “When Two Hearts! Grand — “Pathe's Weekly,” top: shape. re Won,” comedy feal news pictures; “The Wrong Ralf Belmont has bis chance at} Cireuit — “The Playwright,” | Patient,” comedy; “Queer Fotks,” last, and as the balf-breed youth/drama; “The Prince and the|comedy; “A Daughter of the Rhea Mitchell,/ Pumps,” comedy; “The Surgeon’y South,” war drama. aying opposite to Belmont, does | Temptation,”, drama, | Exhibit — “The Little Cripple, a fine bit of character work and} City “The Stuff Heroes Are/drama; “A Gay Time in Washing- Carl Stockdale manages a very| Made of,” drama; “A Question of ton,” comedy; “Spike Shannon's thankless part in good shape. By | Modesty,” comedy; “Pardon Me,”"| Last Fight,” 4: land another at § o'clock tonight = WITHOUT A CENT or cosr!! fo ae Dream — “The Three Muske-| comedy | Lyceum — “The Declaration of Independence,” historical dram “Miss Chatterer's Experience,” comedy; “Putting It Over,” com —= ss LIMITING SALOONS TO 315 The License committee of the city council this morning refused) to renew three saloon licenses in| Georgetown. They were the Ne vada Bar, Rainier Bar and the This action ie a part all means “The Call of the North” is the best thing the Lois has put over this year, MURDOCK WILL FIGHT SECAET PARTY GAUCUS Pledging a fight to the against the secret party caucul, Congressman Victor Murdock of Kansas, atter arraigning the Stand- ard Of} decision, the “Nolo con- tendre” plea by the wire manufac turing magnates before Judge Arch. bold of New York, and placing the blame for the financial panic of 1907 upon J. Pierpont Morgans de- sire to obtain a block of stock of a certain corporation, made a strong plea for the principles of the insur- gent republicans. ‘The banquet at the Lincoln hotel Saturday night showed the remark. able growth of the progressive sen- Alaska Bar. of the plan of elimination which is) being carried out for the purpose of bringing the number of saloons down to the legal limit, 316. Three more have been refused renewals. Namely, the Australian, Kracht's and the Luna Park saloon. Duchess and the Anaconda have poth been notified that their li censes will not be renewed. timent in this state. A little more than a year ago, the firts progress ive meeting was held tn a cafeteria. The men who met there were little known In the political arena and in public Ife. At the banquet Sat- urday night members of the legis lature, councilmen, county officials and judges were present. Women, too, attended this meeting, the first political ban- quet to which men and en FAILED OW ALIMONY; SENT 10 Jill Charles B, Wood, steward of the | Wa-Ahda club, and recently made the defendant In « breach of prom: ine sult brought by Mra. C. Belding, former wife of Chet Belding, a for mer partner of Wood, was sent to beth have been Invited. jail for three days for failure to pay $50 alimony to his former wife. circus TODAY Mrs. Helen Wood. Wood whs given three days by Judge Dykeman in A circus that Is distinct in the| which to raise the money. That wa feature that all the performers are|on Tuesday. The money was still animals, the big attraction at/ unpaid on Saturday. Mrs. Wood Ballard today. The aBrnes circus alleges that her former husband is arrived in two show traing yester-| $300 In arrears. day, and two performances will be| boon maylor, secretary given today, one in the eee Lite tale Feteretion of Labor, street parade was held at 10:30 this| Will speak on “Why Labor Organ morning. Three rings run simul-| izes and What It Hopes to Accom taneously during the two hours of | plish, at the Civic Forum in Chris the show. The animals Include | sire. Bri gf PR mnsivty aes lions, leopards. .| Mra. Erie W. thers: con ee on “Problems of Ci anti-Jewish riots in)mob at bay. Barnett owns a jew resulted in muchielry shop. The mob smashed his windows and began to loot the Glamorganshire,| place. Barnett overawed the crowd stores | with a shotgun. The first Great Britain violence. At Bargoed, mob attacked ‘The other picture shows the dam- Wales, The pieture| shops were loot owned by Hebrews. shows I. B. Barnett, who kept the| age done, MAINE 1S FIGHTING | HERE'S $2” QVEA PROHIBITION! .ontaees, SUM PORTLAND, Maine, Sept, 11.— Estimates on the vote that is being taken in Maine today on the ques tion of repealing the prohibition don’t have much year-old Jimmy Dineen pushed a pile of dimes and toward the clerk when amendment vary from 10,000 ma jority for the repeal to an extreme 12,000 for reaffirmation, Both sides appear confident of succes On the last day of the campaign in all of the principal cities of the state thonsands of school children paraded the streets carrying ban- ‘ners inscribed, “Vote for us.” bank was A long line of men anxious to be among the first to open an account with Uncle m, had been in line for several hours. Jimmy was first, how- ever. |000 by means of an air of prosperity .j[is now getting the best of edyy; “Rory O'Moore,” drama. a. ever Beyond Her Years,” drama; “Lake Thien tn Switzerland,” scenic; “How Algy Captured a Wild Man,” comedy; WALLA WALLA IS. COMMISSION RULED! . WALLA WALLA, Sept. 11. Wai. Class A — ia Walla today joined the ranks of | commission governed cities. A. J Gillis was inducted into the may ors office today and, with Commis slonere A. K. Dice and George Struthers, took over the govern ment from Mayor Cropp and the elty counefl. The city adopted the commission 4 form of government at a special election recently, FRANK KIMBALL Witt ie TURNED OVER TO COLORADO Frank Kimball, the “J. Rufus Wallingford” who succeeded in mulecting C. D. Hillman out of $5,000 and local banks out of $12, and forged drafte and who was given from three to 20 years in the penitentiary by Judge Gay, will be|~ turned over to Colorado officers on information obtained by the prose cuting attorney. The information is to the effect that he escaped from the Colorado penitentiary tn July, having seven more years to serve there. _|COMNWALL @ SON, FUEL DEALERS a Deputy City Weighmaster. A tumble eltizen tifiidly ap: proached one of the Beattle Keo trie casnpany inspectora on Pike! street Sunday ,aftern | “Dve been waiting » fora North 40th stree minutes,” obwerved the ¢itizen, dis papsionately. “Aren't they run * replied the inspector, hat bore “Inspector 1” in whore nfee little gold letters. | “Funny that people are not no-} tifled when they run and when| they don't,” said the eitizen pa-| tently. | “Now I don't want to argue with) you,” sald the inspector. | “Tl was only asking for Informa tion,” faltered the citizen, nervous ly fingering the streetcar ticket! that he'd bought and pair for. | "Go on!" erled the inspector about running, and if you could p POSSIBLE. "There are notices in them cars, the recip read you'd know it & monkey.” T running only on 40th this corner | 4ay, passengers being Gar for 40| change cars to get Into the city There were no signs or in the cars regarding this off-and on running schedule, Another inspector, who happened to be on the yentorday, street line there hadn't cars for a And will Jakey spector for insuitix out provocation? Sure not! been np The inspector was only following out the Purth idea. BOSTON—Prociaiming her ob- matchmaking, pretty Miss Lena Leavitt has been nt of more than 100 pro to al jection par posaln, y. North 40th stre good many wi Furth fire the in @ citizen with You talk like Number naid potic notices 10, 40th that in the NOT ALL THE NE A patient entered a dentist's ing a swollen cheek for admittance t« tooth was “very bad,” and that the The operation finished, the strar head, Jelsurely drew on his gloves charged After he had gone the dentist turned to a friend who had been ia the room and said VE EXTRACTED, +i he other day, and, after showe the chair, was told that the rve would need to be removed, r placed his hat firmly on hie and requested that the account be fom, I don't know that man, I am sorry the Speration wasn't suecensful Hut it was successful,” returned the other, tonished. “The man was feeling fine when he left bh Why w ta uccessT” 1 in't extract all the ne responded the dentist Philadek phia Times. A NEW PROFESSION. 4 “What's the atter?” waild the second-story man. “You don't seem to be doin’ business.” ae ve got a new lay,” replied the burglar I'm a model.” u ur an artist “Nix; fur a author. I converse wit’ him fur a consideration sdag he kin git de proper ¢ ect fur his erime stories.” —Washington — THAT ETERNAL QUESTION. acher says we're here re. t are the others here to help others. Pa Willie ‘Well, for? DIRECTORY £Y DISTRICTS PATRONIZE THE MERCHANTS IN YOUR OWN DISTRICT. THE FIRMS WHOSE ADS APPEAR BELOW ARE RELIABLE, AND DEPEND ON YOU FOR SUPPORT. PATRONIZE THEM WHENEVER “39 __ BILLIARDS HAWKINS BROTHERS you visited our parlors? you will vieed at the up-to-date appear of our equipment and the high-class of our patrons. 4003 14th Av NO “WHERE GENTLEMEN MEET” thr Alcina ell "CLEANERS AND DYERS tay i" swi CLEANERS ANO DYERS ‘We Cali ter and MEN'S CLOUD Goliver work free. 4 Malte § Rponged Betas Pee Month ena bcs PHONE. North #1 Pesteffice 6806 14th Av. §. EB. PP ire smeiaa cb noma ~ COAL AND WOOD WOOD and COAL Band and Grave! Seaatley ue Jorn SPECIAL TIEN © Ay. MK and Rativond. Phonee—Nerth 18; Ind. Cireen 10 Rogers’ Chocolates _ an eeeme Re acters er A CONTRACTOR & BUILDER Phones: Office. 1. 163° G. J. NICHOLS S18 Minckiey Bide Hatimpjos Cheertully Gives. Mans and | Specifications Pree. bull you ® broom modern we for $900. “Let's talk it over Preckiyn Av. Catversity Diet | DAIRY UNIVERSITY DAIRY K. LEWANCH, Proprietor 1 We make our 1 Batter Betseraim || ect damm av. ‘ iy Ay aed Fees ] Fees north | Again After Long Illness FRED E. CARPENTER January, 21, 1911, Mr. Carpenter, while attending his duties as en. gineer in a mill at Elma, Wash, be- came entangled with a belt and was thrown head foremost through a solid inch and a haif wall, causing four fractures and hurting him in ternally. Blood poison set in and partial paralysis of the whole right side, Had been doctoring with dif ferent physicians up tll a month ago, with no noticeable results. He esulte with Loughney & Loughney's Ex ternal Absorbent Treatment. Read his statement: 1 have been cured quicker than I thought possible, under Loughney & Loughney’s External Absorbent Treatment, and cannot say enough in praise for it. It brought out a great quantity of polecn and cor ruption that had 4 my system for months. good movement of my arms and limbs and feel a thousand per cent better in every way. I have not completed my course yet and will continue, #0 a8 to be sure the cure is a lasting one, as I think it is the best treatment in the world. Yours truly, FRED BE, CARPENTER. hney & Loughney are " ing t success with their c brated External Absorbent Treat ment and bake oven in such cases as rheumatism, Jumbago, ecatarrh asthma, stomach and bowel trouble and all troubles caused from the lack of proper function. Every pa tient is under the care of a medical Lor expert and licensed druggist. Ad dress is 401-402 People’s Bank Bidg., Cor. Second and Pike. Con. sultation free and fee within reach been coagulated | T have| FUEL RNLOCK, THe FUE To introduce my New Yard, 1 am offering T QUALITY CORDWOOD AT $450 DELIVERED Oftion $428 14th N. Phone Kenwood 61 REMEMBER, I am headquarters for | Wellington Coal at Lowest Prices. GROCERIES THE BROOKLYN AV. GROCERY amert oe & COMPANY “WE MANDLE LIVE BUYS” rHnonrs— After September First North Will Be Found on the wrhive Corner of Fortieth and Avenue, Union Grocery tion- and is now “Watch This Space’ North 221 Green HARDWARE ‘ 5e, 1c AND 15e COUNTERS PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS HARDWARE AND TOOLS 4234 14th Ay. N. E. White #4. orth HARDWARE Paysse Hardware Co. North. Estimates Cheerfully om fon Glven Mt PERS’ HARDWARE PAIN LATONA STATION IN TERIOR FINISHING | rr work is good and] | oat \ ey he apt service for ent Prices, Bte Ind, White 150. HOME BAKERY “ MEALS AT ALL HOURS] © Cooking and Baking cond 12th Routh Av sidney 404 COAL AND WOOD GEORGETOWN WOOD AND COAL YARD LAUNDR University District IES Brooklyn Laundry Phone North 966 PHONE U Ind. Green 235 C— OUR WAGONS CALL DR. TRVIS, Manager, MEAT MARKETS Sunnyside Market Phone Green 901 2815 adn 8 “yen “Our Prices a Are Right” ——-WANITARY—— Foot Brooklyn Av. | “TNURSERY COMPANY _ SEATTLE NURSERY COMPANY GERALD CARVER, FRUIT TREES, Proprietor OSES AND ORNAMENTALS Hunnyride ay. and OSTEOPATHS Osteopathic Physician Dr. Clyde L. Bonham, O. P. Graduate Loe Angeien College Osteopathy | rHONKS PAINTE Painting, Paper H. Tinting THK PURITAN Fi BOF, West “y Cor, 14th Av. N. KB. 4 an Bast 50th st North 42 Green 42 PLUMBI THE UNIVERSITY § Res., 4295 12th N. Be MY WORK 18 OF PLUMBING, GAS REPAD 4th Ay. N. EB. orsity Kéation. A R WILL Real and Bulldl “You Find It As W University MET. PHONES— White 129 North 1622 Ga Ay. FURNITURE AND PL Dally trips to and f Morning and All Kind) PHONES—North #51 wnd 1th Ay, N UNDERTA W. BE. FORKNE! ALTER MADE, GENERAL MERC of all, Hours 8 a. m. to 6 p, m Sundays 9 to 12 only. BUNKERS—Carleton 8. BOOTS AND V. Pres, and Seo. PHARMACIES HAKMACY Roth West SHEET Ay RS LaPLANT & FERONG janging and NG UMBING CO. Phone: North 666 Phone: North 546 THE BEST vrTTin L ESTATE & NESBIT | le Say it Is” T METAL WORKS Works | TALK ABOUT FURNACES WITH US, We'll show you the best in the city AL rhage Cans Stove Pipes smoke E, L. CAROTHERS, Manager ke N. B TRANSFERRING UNIVERSITY TRANSFER CO. ANO MOVING rom the city Afternoon f Team Work Ind. Green #40 KERS KR, PROP. Georgetown District Georgetown Mercantile Co. MANDISK DRY GOODS SHOES Phone Sidney 719 Georgetown, Wash, dora me N.E } Eetimates Chrerfulty Gives | HOT WATER HEATING | REAL ESTATE North 93. | CAFES DRESSMAKING NEW RAINIER CAFE MRS. WILLIAM KENN MRS. C,H, LAWS. Prop. 101 18th Ave. South, Good Fitting My Specialty IONS OF ANY CHARACTER | | [CALIFORNIA AND | et WEST SEATTLE FUEL & FEED Y i. oungstown Meat Market oh West Seattle District ; ACREAGE REAL ESTATE WALLER & WALLER | ™ 9252 ":0m, sous, c/s navaweditinn WH SELL WEHeT SRATTLE 1 3 * West Side Real REAL BSTATE EXCLUSIVELY Estate Cé, Opposite Ferry Landing. Office Phone | ALASKA #T West 55 | ‘cmraeeassomasnssninbsionsnlliililll COAL 2 < ot Hardware and Furniture ae GRAND RIDGE COAL | LIPSKY BROS. FRANK J. CASE | Plumbing * OUR COAL P. BUILDE Best in Keattle f Bunkers and the Money Wert Seattle Weat 148 COAL AND WOOD FHONES Phone Ind. Office, Ind. Went 47K West 7 ae INTERIOR FINISHIN R FINIGH — WEST SEATTLE COAL & WOOD SEATTLE’S INTERIO COMPANY “Our Conl, Is Clean.” Mak. COMPANY Manufacturers n 9 | CABINET, COUNTER Ratiroa oT Avenue Right Goods, Efficient Worle Caretally Priced * ‘D. WEST is, |” © Cait rHon | Office amd Mitt | 3011 California Avenue “These Us ‘boom i MACHINE SHOP. KING & WINGE SHIPWRIGHTS, Engine and Motor Bont Repairing, 4 MARINE WAYS. soelved DANY 1030 All Avenue Phone Jud. W. 10. _——— MEAT MARKETS Tire BUTTER Washington Creamery 308 Oa waite Postot fice. FEED AND FUEL COMPANY ag WM. BLOXAM, Proprietor. 3019 KH. Avenue West. Hest Meats | Phone YARD PHONE NOUNe PHONR—| Pet Weights || “While IND. WEST 19. GRANT 266 Right Prices \ and PROMPT, EPFICIENT SERVICE — | Treatment MILL & CABINET WORKS, JUNCTION MILL AND CABINET, ee FUEL AND TRANSFER ALKI TRANSFER & FUEL CO. " ?. WORKS AMS Point Office Phone Grant 1 Shop—Weert 41 Wo Harris, KNITURE MOVING ——A NEW ONE-—~ PIANO AND OUK SPRCIALTY Pn MA rs a swell tie Beattie si gee Mater den table Gat Pont fast the Thing for” Cam, PHONE UB. 5 GROCERY PIONEER GROCERY PLUMBERS 7 : oe Burris Bros., Plumbers” " 4551 Cat Ind, West 287 Av. SATISFACTION: (@ GUARANTEED roia = Branch W. 23 aeellent Line of Meats and Our Own |) wwe') Fj cellent Line of Meats am ir We'll Fix Your Plumbing and ae “2 BEST STORES ON CAL. AVE.” Heating Troubles.” GROCERS Youngstown Grocer Seandinavian Trade Solicited. POOL PARLORS |PARIS’ POOL PARLOR CALIFORNIA AND COLLEGE 8TS. OneNtz nial, bres: BEN PARIS JACK PARIS LORI A. HAN Prop | , BEN ramts | x | TIONKER GROCERY 8 Smoking Tebaete Fish Balls ted aod Canned | 3 € Soft Drinks spriines on Wellton PLAY POOL AT PARIS POOL PARLOR jarkerel | wad 4 Herring Kinds of Fish, 1 Pry seattle GROCERIES AND MEATS | TRANSFER AND STORAGE Groceries and Meats (C.S.KING || {io3" ( STUCK @ WILLARD baarpers ee sg ete Mt ; ® Specialty. 4 Phone Prompt ame COAL || Callformta Aw Monroe Delivery Alki — | oxvenan | #2 Ay = || TRAM H ‘GRAY u WORK i HARDWARE YACHT AND ENGINE CO. | ELLIOT BAY YACHT & ENGINE | West Seattle Hardware COMPANY. “Business Is Good, but Lets Make It | Phone— GENERAL BOAT West i BUILDING Better. 2315 CALIFORNIA AV. Ind, Phone West 38 JACK G. NEHRBAS GROCERY PLUMBING UNION GROCERY STORE GEORGETOWN PLUMBING CO. RLOFSON & GREEN John Bridges Robt. Bridges sag A General Plumbers and WE OFFER Gas Fitters Repair Work of All Kinds Done Phone Sidney €@ eries, Prompt Delivery Fresh Full Measures and Weights. S115 Duwamish Ave, arene are oe See MILLINERY THE BEE HIVE STORE MRS A.B. SMITH & CO LESTER E. HAMILTON, Mgr. nach of Oww We Carry a Full Various Departments, Phone Sidney 1711, Georgetown. REMODELING OUR SPECIALTY sane ebb PRICE $1.00 Georgetown, PHOTOGRAPHERS TRANSFER GEORGETOWN TRANSFER COy ANDERS & SAYRE, Props We do QUICK TRANSFERRING of Bags trains. ALLEN & PERKINS COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAL ERS Star Wants Bring Best Results