The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 11, 1912, Page 8

a ia i Danette Ab aS tyne ° A Michigan m ill a quart box. Title Insurance This Abstract that cost so much money—of what use is it Even as a history of the troubles and — tribulations of former owners their birth, minority, marriage, divorce, bankruptcy, in sanity or death it is rather dry reading r need such matters concern the prospective purchaser. What he wants most of all is to KNOW that his title is good If on top of that he can get the GUARANTEE of a@ responsible company that it IS good; that the company will defend it if attacked and reimburse him should he lose, his satisfaction is, of course, complete. The guarantee of this company is backed by suf- ficient tangible assets to carry with it the certainty of absolute protec Washington Title Insurance Company BULL BROS. Just Printers 1013 THIRD AVENUE MAIN 1043 heap Rates fast This Month OVER THE O-W. R. & N. O.S.L. and Union Pacitic COLORADO SPRINGS, DENVER, PUEBLO, SIOUX CITY, DES MOINES AND DAVENPORT, ISLAND, ILL, AND OTHER LEADING MIDDLE WESTERN AND EASTERN POINTS, MAY 2, 3, 4, 9, 10,,™ 11, 17, 24, 29. DALLAS, TEXAS, MAY 14. GOING TRANSIT LIMIT WILL BE 15 DAYS FROM DATE OF SALE AND FINAL RETURN LIMIT OCTOBER 31, 1912. When you use this system ast you know that you have Steel Coache lock Signals to protect you from the time you step aboard the} train until you reach your destination i | journey along a scenic route; polite employes all your little Dining Car you are served with the best of eve rything at a most reasonable cost Consider These Things When You Come to Select Your Route Summer Excursion Rates until fall to all the leading Middle West and Eastern Points, journey you and see tha Call for information. E. E. ELLIS, District Passenger Agent, 716 Second Ave Phone Main 932, Oregon-Washington Station, Corner Jackson St. and Fourth Ay. says he ral even of which will it's all In the bo eee ee eee eee eee * AT THE THEATRES Tuesday, the Fe ywers of the ‘* Metropolitan AT THE THEATRES THIS WEEK. seeeeeeeee Primrose Path.” Se i i a ie ee ie ee ed Metropolitan ¢ Juvenile Bos The Ransom ARATE motion pletures. AT THE MOORE SERRE ERROR Re Ha the Strings It is just a simple highlands of Photoplays and vau # built on a rot of the editorial staff of this pape ‘The Primrose daring theme and is a problem play ranges matters SEER EEE ER ERE Ee + AT THE SEATTLE er at all tien: s dedadindedintndndndndadndndadadnded | SUMPREERE RHEE OES! Shirley and her com AT THE ORPHEUM the matises SPEER EERE IND. sae est play they have #0 far presented s z Sunshine Girts girls and six headline an n in the cast with the show acts the entire cast will participate serial gymnasts and the Lelands 1 contribute to the qf EPP EESERHE EEE EY * AT THE EMPRESS Lone headline attract{o © people in the red dancers ® present production netrumentaliat offer a number of musical odditios will offer some IA., ROCK looked after BY BERTON When T build my home It may have never a room to spare, » lacking in lines and styl cause a smile, » thing I shall require A wide-mouthed hearth with an open fire It# architecture will be in exi fire with me The girl I love A sag i 1, Moore, Miss Molll “Bunty Pulle the Strings. 2 Amy Kremser, Empress. 3. Olive Sparks, Orpheum. 4. Romana Priez, Pa i * * AT THE PANTAGES . SREP EERE ERE ER HY One of the biggest musical acts ot the Panta brought to the local house, opening with next Monday's matinee, in the appearance as the headline feature of li Operat * season will be who Inve se itan « special added attraction is Romona Ortiz, a bes known as Queen of the Wire and « late feature of Ringting cir-| cus, Other acts on the program in lude “A Yellow Scoop,” a clever ne tric comedians, and Mike and Scott, knockabout acro bats. ‘MAJOR WELBON IS DIVORCED Becanse she failed to pass him! |the gravy quick enough, Maj. Cal./ the national guards) B. Welbon o of Washington, “shook bis wife up,” according to her testimony in Judge Dykeman's ¢ yesterday after noon. Welbon, she said, possesses a quick temper, and used to smash dishes and furniture to cool off The couple have been married for seven years. They have no chil dren. Mra. Welbon was granted an jabsolute divorce, ‘CHARITY BALL WAS BRILLIANT AFFAIR fod first by © musical pre 10th annnal charity b ood Shepherd, last night yre 1 one of the moet bril wecessful from a fi nanctal standpoint. Mayor and-Mrs “anners, streamers, and American flage. W. F. Finn was at the head of the receptions commit tee The jen were filled t tators, who watcher pping to the rhythm of the nd two-step. The ar rangements were of the first order and the program did not lag for a mé@ment during the entire evening ROOSTER CAUSED DEATH EVERETT May ~ 11.—Adolph Store, a butcher of this city, died this morning from blood poisoning He received an apparently trivial scratch a week ago from the spur intere the dancers jof a rooster be was killing, which resulted in lockjaw and blood ? sensational balancing. | poisoning The Place 5 BRALEY no matter where, What do I care if the walls be plain, » low roof leaks from heavy rain? I be pictures enough in the cheery glow Of the burning wood when the lights are low And I can ponder my heart's desire, And dry out the rain at my open fire No gaslit humbug will suit my taste (It reeks too much of mad world’s haste) i want @ hearth where the woodflames gleam In flickering cheer the while I dream ontent on my blackened briar In slippered ease at my open fire, And part of the dream of my heart would be Somé one to sit at the ‘To sit at the fire in the Making my house in truth a Home, fo these great blessings do I aspire and an open fire, a pleasant gloam association ia being beld today at the Arctic club to make arrange ments for the er David Starr Jord the f meeting of the Dallas, Texas, ih the person of C. H Brockhagen, ent of the Seat le club. ag clubs and firma all over the country will be pr Brinkway as pastor of the Holy Trinity will take place tomorrow eventing with Rev, ©, FP, W. Btoever officiat ing fences and all other structures on Alki ay., from 61st av’ to Alki Point have been given 80 days in which | to set their property back off th street. Thin was the decision of the | board of public works who granted |4 Considerable part of the history \ Both Phones 5106 the petition of 75 residents who complained because of thé condi-| tions see OUR PRECISE ARTIST |*", &. tomorrow from 9 a. m ! Singers, an} organization composed of soloists | dat thé Metropol-| ra house in New York, The} tiful Spanish girl} paper watire; Yackiay and| Bunnell, musicians MeNish and of a| McNish, ec se ja horsewhip, Albert Guthridge said/ Boston, May 11.—Grips filled with | his “fst slipped SULLIVAN &@ CON potatoes and bottled beer were left | be! y & man who cashed bogus} There'll be boxing in England | EMPRESS CORNER” Beginnin Mond. checks aggregating $400 at four! ag jong as the Britons can put SULLIVAN * CONSIDINE ee eae le Boston hotels CIRCUIT ¢ for the benefit of ts in the year, as ed the grand march. The lly decorated with|® pleted 6 * railroad as trainman and con * ductor with the record of never * eae eee eee ee | Winston, Conn. May 11.—The| Pacific Power & Light Co. start to. girlina-barrel tallor’s sign that|4ay on Improvements of thelr r a > : sw Yoir and p ines, which will cost shocked Winsted citizens now | p71 Anil pipe lines, wh weve tata ic watts! so | CELL OPERATIC SINGERS Wm. G. Vande Boest’s will pro: will go to Mt. Vernon Sunday, May vided that he } the heart him dead, to prevent burial alive. . ee aan | Stanwood, with Manning in the 5—O h Bi A 5 i vox, shutting them out, the score ther s Acts— Che Bank for Savings g NO MORE DANDRUFF, FALLING HAIR OR enCY BCALP iF YOU DO THIS! YOU'LL FIND IT HERE News of the Day Condensed for Busy People Your Hale Loov® Soft, Fluffy, Lue trous and Abundant After a lens, whowe hair hes Done or is scraxky, fade Denlected [Ber Benides beatisytegen | New York, May 11—-Liners com Danderine Hair Cleanse. Da ine dinnoly ing Into this port all claim records | nee ae or of some kind but the prize goes| Immediate? Yes. 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THIS DAY IN HISTORY : May 11, some histories Seattle will be represented at the | toi) us, Vancouver discovered the National Ad club at A meeting of the Stanford Alumni | Seattle Theatre} | Phone Main 43, ertainment of Dr h and members of ulty who will be in Be aitle | June Always Crowded WEEK COMMENCING Columbia river Columbia river. TOMORROW (SUNDAY) MATINEE an Englishman | who had toured MISS JESSIE SHIRLEY the gr oceans it IN of the world with Capt. Cook The Columbia river impressed him mightily, as| it would you if you saw it from} the mouth first But Van was not) the first to dis cover that mouth A Spaniard named Heceta had seen it in 1775, and Robert Gray, Ameri went up the river a way in 1 | | | Delegates from advert ent THE STARTLING PROBLEM PLAY THE PRIMROSE PA Will Grip and Hold Your Attention Every Second Any Play of the Season, NIGHTS—10e to S0e. The installation of Rev. W. E.! Sngtish Latheran churéh TOMORROW —16¢ and fhe, 4 The owners of camps, tent of the young republic for 25 years was involved in who should have! the privilege of canning the Colum. Advanced V; bla river salmon, Prete hae wife | Water will be ut off on Seventh me to be ou al! those sus. | *” &.. between King and Charles} on Mari sts; on Eighth ay, 8, between Pen cehaw--1 think she want- {Charles and Dearborn’ sts.; on Charles st., between Seventh av. 8 hy ime od the pretty boxes they came | and Eighty ay. 8, and on Weiler a ee }et., betweén Maynard and Sev Prices: 25¢, 50c, 75c. “The Perfect Theatre” °" THLLER'S SUNSHINE GIRLS “FUN IN A HAREM”} jton to New York May 21 LISTZEL BISTERS ... 2.0... cece cece sees SORE ERE . *® Washington, May 11-—When * ® her thr rold sister fell ®| & into a weil, Grace Beddow, 10 #| |* years old, jumped after and #| | held the little one's head above #/ \|* the water until help came 15 ®| @ minutes later. * * *| adelaide dcdcdc DELMORE & LIGHT With Piano and NADELL & KANE............. COOGAN & PARKS eeccesecton | Chicago, May 11.—University of | Yhicago students plan to a co-operative grocery store in opera jtion in a few days, which th say SUNDAY LAST DAY OF Tein ally ent the high cost of) CECIL LEAN AND FLORENCE HOLBROOK THE LELANDS living | Washington, May 11.—Arraigned| jin police court for assaulting bis | wife, who appeared before him with hind up their dukes. “THE HOUSE OF EXITS” HIS STATUS AT WEDDING Cleveland, 0., May 11 g “Are you related to the bride [izens here are preparin raise or groom-elect?” inquired the a fund for constructing a war aero- busy usher. plane to be given the Italian army} “No.” jfor use against the Turks in the} “Then what interest have you | present difficnity | in the ceremony?” | _ — “Vm the deteated candidate.” | CHASE FIRE BUG —Pittsburg Post. “PARIS (My United Press teased Wire) * ceheehanke reese! HOQUIAM, May 11.—The police # are still looking for one who Binghamton, N. Y., May 11. #| bas caused the numerous fires here | Martin Murphy today com. *|!ately. The fire were so numerous years with the Erie | ‘at they could only have been the #} Work of a fire b Jo} de arrested on ew . » bug 1 Alexan-| viaggio tle < for the BEST VAUDEVILLE ty (Vt THE BIG SHOW!! having bad a passenger in- #/crime, was today released becaus CAMPDICA "287" % /of insufficient evidence *) $250,000 IMPROVEMENTS. ROO BS ag a | NORTH YAKIMA, May 11 al RS re Le coat of black paint applied result of a white caps report of the public service com Snenee Vaudeville Means Pantages 4 mission, Which stated that the weter Vaudeville 0 system was inadequate * X stands for a ten-doliar bill f : 2 "Beginning Monday Matinee and an unknown quantity. | - |MUKILTEO PLAYS MT. VERNON | thre pounc be stabbe xh | 12th, to cross bats with their home FAMOUS VOCALISTS IN GEMS FROM OPERA team. Mukilteo expects to do the ry coetors pr same to Mt. Vernon as they did to the score being 3 to 0 in favor of Mukilteo, Mukilteo has two open dates, June 16th and July 4th, and Mana E. Best would like to hear from| Can some fast team for those dates. | — or Teams that can be reached by boat STAR WANT ADS BRING PESULTS preferred 10c and 20c ve a little at a time; and it is the many little regular A Sensible Start “Hello! What's doing in the st End? ’ thing much, Héw's things at stantial reserve fund. your house?” “Well, my wife has joined the re- form movement.” wecount. ‘What does she propose to do A1% Interest Paid deposits in the Bank that count in building a sub We cordially invite your sz2 first?” | : "Get some reliable woman to & take care of baby.”—Pittsburg Post, by gs sprees Because—It's ploeasing—only first-class materials are used—@ll VA stew. 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