The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 13, 1912, Page 8

— _- TOO BOSSY—Jessie Moo of Michigan City, has sued Carl Moo for divorce tnd, Marjorie Riley—At the Empress Jessie Shirley—At the Seattle + of Jacque in the ma, the he is as good title role, that who becomes of th Madame X uniformly among whom Harry Mainhall, Naomi R. Paton Gibbs, Edwin Edna Mayo, Harry ¢ Maurice Drew Helen Courtney and E. AT THE THEATRES THIS WEEK. Moore—"Excuse Me. Metropolitan — Lulu “Miss Dadelsack Seattle—"The Coliseum—“The Holy City Emprese—Vaudeville Pantages—Vandeville Orpheum—Vaudeville Grand—Vaudev lie Clemmer Photoplays vaudeville Melbourne vaudeville com Byron a Newlyweds.” Childers Fosberg Bradley Stanley Guise - hk n eh reehee * — Photoplays and AT THE METROPOLITAN # * Reet ybrook Farm ment at the night, the * * a * * ketene a * * Metropolitan Sunday first visit of the play to Seattle Miss Ursula St. George plays Re becca faultlessly and with a se polished technique. Alfred Hud son, jr., brings youth a ain ing to t Adam Ladd Ream Stover takes the of the maiden aunt Miranda, Miss Loyola O’Conner,! with Miss Stover, played in| AT THE MOORE * KReRKRAKER RR "Madame X” will offe the Moore theatre for a week's turn engagement ginning tomor. row night. Adeline unlap as Take in Time ho ih ie Ste payed the proper help to rid your system Ft! part of Jane Sawyer. The play headaches, flatulence and discom- many presentday shows. fort. By common consent the Proper—and the best—help is BEECHAM'S PILLS held everywhere be ed * * * * “* at ly ng any gland interest Reker hehhhe * AT THE SEATTLE * * ee ee ee ee Miss Je hirley will and summe In boxes 10c.. 2fe le theatre and her capa inangura’ son at tarting with FREE TO Yor The flectra-Vita Co, DEPT. 4 Empress Theatre SEATTLE, Bide WASH, fusing ele It renews | Aida Ov a THE ‘SEATTLE STAR Naomi Childere—in Mme. X, at the Moore matinee Shi tomorrow afternoon y needs no introduction theatre here on several occasions two times being at the O Mr. Paul Harvey plays | ers are ©. 8h Harry Eva RB n Filtz and Gordon Davis opening play tomorrow will be Lily and the Prince thi Th: eketeneen thee * x . AT THE COLISEUM eee eee we. Shenandoah” will be the offer ing for the coming and fourth week | of the Bailey stock company at the Coliseum theatre Shenandoah will be under the able stage direo tion of Frederick Clarke lar ugmented prove a ready winner for starting tomorrow with Sunday matinee ely should the week the usual Rah AT THE ORPHEUM * * * © * * Ree hh The line-up at th sages @ classy rton Walker wky performe Mis Orpheum pre ation, with nd a com rs as the Walker new where comedy and pany of headline fon act is nose off in melody and broad of dancing y one o er idea which most human Recent arriv the Four He novel wit mt is A dramatic a story of presented by Rosa Roma bring d all of her beauty th a and Tedd and a dog, will offer ar ithwest, will a competent cast a new t two men athletic novel he hhh th * AT THE EMPRESS . wk*eeeee tee ete a frea has week ard a baffled some pl count next not but scientific marvel of the and = sur He grows before without apparent difficulty when who ysician: ry dience and is in the a be stronger when normal Voelker tion in a Empress dur added at the the coming w Virgil Holr the baritone Marjorie Riley, the lyric the musical offering Roach and McCurdy, two “r will present a bit of "The Center Cut-Ups” idea of E and soprano, are Prane astern Richardini troupe rength and en durance La movements will jug ete tt tH tt tt tok * AT THE PANTAGES * ee ee ed The headline opening ith the inge is Van's Mins merry 1 Lew Piste thelr costume ' Monday ma faida, a troupe ed b maids are Seateh are Scotch, and tfipir lent, The special 1 of the show wilPhe Murphy, a strong ir houter, who has a bunch of Other the the Dale brothers, } artists triloquial enter and Klein, Ott and Nic of vocalists, inatr The El new sor acts on pro ork Ralph Connors zontal bar as she has been | The ghining| ‘Hundreds Protest | to City Council Port Lawton resi dents plan to « to the franchine | committee of the council next Fri: | day morning, to the number of 400 to protest against the routing of | |the cars to these districts on Went jern av, A petition to the counell janking for @ change to First av where, until about a month ago, the | loars were routed, will be presented |next Monday ‘The chief objections to Western are that access to it between sca and Virginia ste. Ie by means of long, winding stairways. land that the street is not lighted at | night WIN A MILLION HANFORD, Cal, April 14.-—-Vic tory was awarded by a jury in the superior court bh contestants In th will cane, involving the di of the million-dollar estate rick Talent, formerly of Mont,, after an eight weeks battle The this mo Ballard an av ribution of Pat Hutte legal | jury ning return was out all night, and 4 a unanimous | patants, on the} Talent will was ex-| , through undue influence |brought to bear on Patrick Talent | while he was mentally incapact| |NEW PLAYGROUND vacant lot and] stown playtietd | person juv according to oe geant Hoggcss that the district be nny way and Pike st, es od the imp | kecoun of the um children getting that quarter Donation of equipment for a dows » charitable would de nile linquency prot opinion of Pe into report mischief in Tervrrerrrrrre) a jw PREACHER MADE is POLICEMAN OLYMPIA, April 13.—The Rev A. H. Hause wae today appointed to the Olympia po lice force and assigned to the night shift Recently he bad been secretary of the Y. M. © * A and resigned when he had ed it on a good financial # basis * dete tadndndhtndndadataded eee eeeeceeeeee } | ranged |Express Companies | Face Indictments American in Adame and smpanion are brought by today facing Uy de The Amer mpany is accused charges on ship originating at Aliquiphs, Pa the maximum per $6,000 on each count Adams is charged ailing to publish a tariff showing a rebate nted to shippers of Ar cade, N. Y., for bringing tb poate to the company’s stath maximum penal i jury here of making © ments for whi fine o com and with a/ | aboard *) | | Sister's Beau—Will you be sorry when I marry your sister? w rl be sorry |‘cause 1 ike you $1 Heart Balm SALEM fer you Or Mra May [Banish Women : LOS ANGELES iden and Ap Wom of Oc ore ed to it college are banishing ition, =A been prepare instl ba » offered f n.of PEACE OR WAR? and the telle Monday which ignature to strike ot the ve here begin a count tell whethe: in the soft Perry thinks the ¢ | ment will be TONG WAR VICTIM The discove dead Ct |man, found floating in the Duwam ish last Thu me led the po to believe that man may have been begun on coal mpromise accepted river aday nin the of the a vic tong the nar? Humar eph ( ay 8 p.m “Causes bert, Labor Temple | Admission free Determining lecture by J Suni Get the Original and Genuine | Protect Yourself! ‘HORLICK’S MALTED MILK) Tho Food-drink for All Ages. For Infants, Invalids,and Growing children, | Pure Nutrition, up building the whole body. | Invigorates the nursing mother andthe aged. | | Rich milk, malted grain, in powder form. | | — | \'A quick lunch prepared in a minote. | Take no substitute, Ask for HORLICK *| Not in Any Milk Trust | has seeeeeeeee jat Lana ne ‘ AAL sop Prop ie | i» < Berton Bro! Ue v i bi Mei oyi Wedly When a girl goes wrong we NaN and eh Of how she “fell from her high estate Of womanly virtue ca and Nghtly sold Her body And soul for a bit of gold, And the moralists lift their eyes and sigh That she dropped so low from a ply high times out of ten that place vth and grace per And nine Was a job that sapped all her ‘That starved her body and warp And took her joy of life as tol! A job scarce paying her board and rent In a shabby place in a tenement That left her, when her week was done With never a cent for decent fun A job that the devil must have planned To put temptation on every hand, That shut ber out from her rightful share Of love and sunshine and God's fresh air soul Well, that is the high estate we To girls who honestly try to liv In ways of virtue and paths of good Which we “properly ask of womanhood We let them starve in their rec And our cries of censure are loud and long, When a girl goes wrong tained a license to marry Isabella Quayle News of the Day Condensed for Busy People YOU'LL FIND IT HERE | 25 was run down, d by a Northe Jas. Higgenson, and instantly ki Pacific switch engine at Aubure while sleeping on the tr Ho} a father in Lancaster | retary of wa Stimson, wife will soon mak her rmal en Washing NONCOMMITTAL Tom—You can't get him to make a positive statement. Dick—That's so; | have known him to say that a girl either a light brunette or a dark bionde. of th offt hay in social life president's cla ing mou ince shortly after her husband's pointment cabi A big farewell banquet will be ven in honor of Rev. Joneph arvin, pastor of the First Chris tan church, who will leave the church at the end of the month to take up & ponitic president of the Missourt ¢ to which he was recently ted. the Aller Dale cafeteria, Mon noon, An excellent program been ar as a a mber o- bert er complaine an India judg Mr had umes tw was for then eke heel dd to polis R eight years a mis ry in Chile, will deliver a free at the Y. M ©. A. andl torlum tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 The ure will be ilust lantern sl 4. & Smith, | sion: jecture looking fiat out another Mrs. Stimson. Ballard Hi seniors last night gave! The gross revenue earnings for thelr big annual ball at Faurot’s|tast year of the Kosmos Steamship hall Over 150 coup were Co, operating boats between Seat The place was elaborately |tie and Europe, amounted to ‘ | $1,260,000 a te eee eee eee ee) Word has been *| Washington an Has Six Fingers * Patten, Washington, April 13.—A ® at the baby girl with six fingers on #* July 1 each hand was born to Mrs. ® station with the 13th infantry. The! Susie Washington, colored, ®/i31h infantry is now stationed at} who also bad extra fingers ®/ [os Hanos, near Manila when born. * * eee received from) neing that Capt.| commander of the} university will be! and will join his/ ly periodical, “Little Logged-Oft! Lands ill be published here.| The new steel steamer Unimak, Kenneth C. Beaton is its editor | built for the Alaska Whaling Cx | the Duthie Co.« yards, will be launched Monday Lincoln, upholding “The Recalt of | won its debate with Ta- coma at the Lincoin auditorium last | Steamship Tamba Maru sailed night from Yokohama, Seattle bound, yes terday, breaking the records for passenger carrying so far this sea son. There were 202 persons | “Want to buy a parrot, lady? he swear?” one doesn’t, lady; but Vve got one aboard the ship | as is a wonder—and only a dol The wireless is the only means) jar more!"—Judge. | ot communication to all Alaskan | ports as a result of a b E. F. Hall, field secretary of the! Coonrred 8 ths amest Pacific coast for the Presbyterian near Port Townsend. The cat church, will attend the spring meet present cannot be repaired, as the |jny of the P “ ship Burnside is now undergoing re-|4,5 ‘Rainier Fe 6 ned pelts and aherations church, next T ove bytery Beach F eaday night Pa. 13.—Fist hisses ees of Pittsburg, fights, hoots marked the e April The prove ing jury connection th of Denny franchise ap 1 the figur ndemn warding $108,000 for the f Western ay. just with Elliott av committee the co way NOW THEY DON’T SPEAK Miss Antique—i'm engaged Miss Caustique—Then there Is hope for all of us. Ambiguous, plain ad For sale, ge with re New York, April 13. flyer in Wall Frank Law ~“Lil,” a| took a and the Ohio-|the United thrown eopl Columbus, ©., April 13. |monater circus elephant ur Ohio es subtreasury tumt centennial and he took his f ms of fear field e of three yal pre CLEMMER THEATRE Seattle’s Best Photoplay House. Here Is the Big Bill for Sunday, Monday, Tuesday 5 EXCLUSIVE PHOTOPLAYS “Pathe’s Weekly” “His Little § “The Queen’s Necklace” “At Scroggin’s Corner “That Chicken Dinner” Our Musical Entertainers | Pauline Harvey, Harpist Rose Westland, Soloist Oliver G. Wallace, Pianist Clemmer Orchestra— irection Maurice S. Karp 1,200 Seats—10c—I,200 Seats orves If You Would See the Best Photoplays and Hear the Best Musical Talent You Must Come Here Beginning May Ist, a new month. io oe= a = From Caberry, il, comes the news that Richard", + Cram has ay | THEATRE ee om SOHN CORT aM 0 0 RE MANAG Li. One Week Beginning Tomoree Prices Nights a HENRY Ww The Supreme Drama With Adeline Dunlap and the Usual Perfect Cast and Production—Produced t on Uy ie York, for More Tian One Year vie Theatte, Ney i Le ONE NIGHT ONLY ]|} BUNDAY, APRIL 21 SAVAGE ME. of Moth oD Gallery Special For Matinees Local Swedish Talent in THE COMIC OPERA PILQVISTENS FLICKOR (The Pilkvists Girls) at Kling Pike St $1.00 Be Printing PRICES te now on 616 a ( 03 Yewler Way, amd Libergs Ce 506 and $1.50 Coming—“NARCISSA” Phone Main 43. Week Commencing Tomorrow ( Sunday Opening of the Stock Season, MISS JESSIE SHIRLEY And Her Capable Company in MILDRED HOLLAND'S GREAT SUCCESS THE LLY AND THE a Nights Thursday ~— Sunday and ©. Lower Saturday Floor, 30 Matin and 506 and 2 Ton ight— [COLISEUM THEA LR Third Av. and James St one Main 4 WM Bt TONIGHT, Last Time, “THE HOLY CITY” WEEK Beginning Mat The Oliver D. est and Best of All War Plays One Hundred People on the Stage—Entire New Scenery, ae Tomorrow, SUNDAY, APRIL ti SHENANDOA LOOK AT THE PRICES—Best Seats 10c and 20¢ Bailey Company Offering Bronson SEE Sheridan's Ride—the Great Battle Scen aye and SUN. Mat. Matinees TUES., THUR. and SAT.—10c aml 3 Prices: 25¢, 50c, 75¢. AIDA OVERTON WALKER AND COMPANY OF TEN In a Musical Idea of the Sort. LESTER America Premier Ventrilo A ‘Coony” “FEAR” Dramatic Story of the "°* 4 HOLLOWAYS-4 % S2 WENTWORTH, VESTA 6 TOOT | Rl Unique Gymnasts, ~ quist Acrobatic Cyclist Lal ROSA ROMA The Dainty Violin Virtuoso. BOGERT & NELSON—The Lady and The Minstrel Mam Lmpress EMPRESS CORNER” SULLIVAN + GONGIDINE circuit “THE MOUSE OF EXITS” SULLIVAN & CONSIDINE Beginning Monday Matinet : tai = Willard! < GROWS!!! 5—Other Big S. &c-—5 Acts. ; SEST VAUDEVILLE “AMPRICA "st." rRice Always a Big Show for the Money. 10°20¢ [PANTAGES Unequaled Vaudeville Means Pantages Vaudeville Beginning Monday Matinee Van’s Scotch Minstrel Mais With Lew Pistel $—Other Big Acts—5 10c and 20c