The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 6, 1912, Page 8

We wish the archaeo! a string tied to your big toe? 'HOW WAS IT SPENT, TE YOU'LL FIND IT HERE XCELLENT he News of the Day Condensed for Busy People MADISON, W J Inewed demand that Ki lish his exp aod 1—Elsie Esmond Moore jday. The home of the censek atement ¢ 2—Veroni Verdi and Brother Subsoribers to The Beat " |wae filled with his Senta S i° | Sande he RS . Empress will confer a favor by notifying 1) many beautiful floral tributes paces 3—Mres. Louis James .. Orpheum | this office at once of ony pelt | presented staves thas ure to #eoure PF ular delivery of t any attempt other pa | Mies Marie Grasener, of the Ba pti church; Mr ing of the Steel trust,” and “Perk 4—Grace Henley ... Pantages j lGreen Lak DINNER Will Be Served at the Eniddale Cafeteria Tomorrow | Star, It te Sno vest Ei iting, of mple church; — Miss oe ee } vice for al plaints Tl Heaven and Dr. Little of the Taber sds | courteous anes Meet Ti nacle chureh, and Rev, 8. G. Wik) (yy agpeenengy A may night by 8 Eiaon, of Green Lake church hav privilege ita mor been appointed de tes from the deattle district to the Pacific coast | leonvention B. Y¥. P. U., which will) i Ca Ibe held in Portland July biz for George R. Lamport, kindly phone this vffice Ki Minin 9400, Ask for culation Department as an inv ell the hould at once managers spent the cast All the delicacies of the again been taken up by bie Fell King County Pair tis fall Thi atives, His mother, Mre. Henry | was de Lamport, of Kankakee, 1! has | by Attorney «. Frank Bowen to = fusion, cooked to a queen’s tast at very moderate prices You will enjoy 7} naked Seattle police to ald in the | club jast night baie ‘ 6,—Th ating your Sunday dinner search " ited it 1) save all the - The Dirigo, Aryan, and Acme, ling progressives omine os heigl a2) COULDN'T TELL coal ships from Baltimore, &F6 €X | Roosevelt pre-convention heat, worry and bother of “Have you a good cook now?” = | in Seattle some time this |in Spokane county, deb éooking it at home. Try “| don't know, Hhaven’t been | nonth after a trip round the bora. |/day for two hours the & Stetson will ak on modern # fire fighting equipment. The * The meeting will be held at hoard, ald new b & the Commercial club rooms foe "The contract was awa . fow days ago, but the count OEE EER EHH Ll laere Inlled to furaish the re- IF WATERS RISE and t Lawton schools was re Moore, Horace Kir lconaldered yester¢ " t by the schoo! allied Roowe a [cept Poindexter’s ad mer 6 will b seeee Fniddale Cafeteria THIRD AND JAMES. m sorry to find the baron. [facturer, han written te the Cham-| square foot for it out. Don't forget toteli her | ber of Commerce to find out if the - called, will you?” |terminals wil Your Kind of Moore—-Margaret Iilington In|/* **# @ ee eeeeeeeee ek oad Snore produced | muerel_ services yesterday after-jish church, 8th and James. Pall} 04 trom th Kindling & religious photoplay offering of under the direction of Etienne Ar-|So. So. Metropolitan—Dark reverential Intarsechetiia te bated! Gaue: aitned of ae aeeste | who was shot and killed Wednes-|tle Athletic club Seattie—Dark. ‘i Orpheum—Vaudevil Vaudevitie, audeville NATIONAL BANK Established 1882 Pioneer Square, First at James cusiisediaiabissiinslibiatuaiiaiiaiiaeition * | navy dine Pantag: camped on the estate | Thomeon Seton, Wind | Pestonte, Remember when you veed to go to bed on the night of July 3 with T a | E Ss EATTI E Say 1 A R could be busted up for fertilizer (By United Prem Lenned Wire) people how and for what he and b ine Teamater oho entries, hae |mateeene’s neapransy vom ac tbe| TALK NEW PARTY ed ost 2a ete! IN SPOKANE us tomorrow. | home since breakfast!"—Lom | ithe third pa and whether third | don Opinion. Seattle will be represented at the |party state and count yr ap E ‘ _ a anemme meeting of the international health | should be nominated for eee EH Bl conerons in Washington D. C., the | elections. No decision was reache Sunday hours 12 to 2, |) oe “2 first part of September, Maps, pro-| Senator Poindexrer telegraphe 4 to 7:30 # City advisory board will be */ ric, and drawings will show the | that he ored the progress#i ve esac | & addressed next. Thursday bY *|,curce of Seattle's water supply and| maining in the repub ; # Ronald Cotterill, secretary Of ®/ her yewer nyatem lies, but putting up a se ‘ : E | * the k board, on the park ® for president electors —TH # boulevard aystom. Fite Chief ®) award of the contract forthe Alki| Poindexter was backed by O. ( ball and ¢ b naval appropriation b Burgess W. Hrintnal, bearers were members of the Seat the provisions creating the '12,135 COUPLES | NEED REPAIRS JAPS FLOOD PACIFIC COAST —_exrerraie soy sours Grand scusevme ssa soton WERE MARRIED | stators! Say o3" Wi"hon WITH “PICTURE BRIDES”? 2 2:3": stee ‘se. Ser Want Ade will remain until July 22, ogists would find the backbone of DDY? Syu Amer a Wire) nt in the mpaler ed yeuter wilon ¢ the dental work on whig| can rely : tclass in every fo f warranted pdf bes | % | ulred bond | I neans : F | ‘Thomas Cody, pioneer of Ellens- |?” 02 | MAY SUE COUNTY ned by sae feed lburg, ¢ yesterday in Seattle af THE MEAN THING j ee NS ie nawee } f he aters of Salmon tb are % ter an extended itiness He is or Mrs. Chinn—You know my BB yates " seggrem ign Ae The dentists who sep jvived by a pei ‘wed fo @ eee husband just won't listen to |ih. Lake Washingtor Ban ad Bh zed for thes Hotel Arlington io See illons. | Sats Sommmenconee ta! ke. | ec will be involved dar er in which they jot friends and relatives in Eliens Mre. Frank—How do you “fe of $150,000, The Bolcom || operations are tie burg know!—Yonkers Statesman. Mill company of Ballard has pro; lect when te a erty that will be needed for right di services, That TOO PROMPT T. Aral, silk merchant and manu-|of way and will ask ARS s shown by the palrouleed by eon — ve, thinking people, | an be built, He is plan-| FEDERALS TAKE CHIHUAHUA ff fully ch an4 conelder am Ba k “No, sir; (it tell her at once.” | ning on a factory to be ballt in Be) ssexICO CITY, July ¢—Gener ters before a n —Filegende Biactter. Jattle and wishes to know what will | pruerta’s federal a entered the | ber. this is the only lange EN : be done about the terminals Ee or’ tikimaabien® Peckoedat’ ates office ta tan we ent ago ge eg <~ Tee P Pee eee ee eo psd ae te eee ino spies (ES . . Prd. ove First National Bank is the * *) Annual vacation of Rev. L. K.| nossension of the former rebel ca; fentist strongest evidence that its off # Finance committee of the ®/ Richardson starts Monday, he Will! iia) tists pond jate the business of * city council yenterday recom | be gone all month. He will visit in) Fe = 3 Investigate for cers appreciate the busi #® mended the use of sewer bonds ©! portiand, and will compete in the} Tia ME MOVED will prove wheal ta coslomers. is solicited # for the construction of the mu- ® | state tennis tourney i ikeewe ase Goa. Paty. Gaston OO bas! strictly upon the prineipl+ that |# nicipal railway $300,000 will * . A gittiatiaabls, thadateghed.ceton th low. absolute security and perfect % be uned. None of the $800,000 #) The July number of Scribner's) iioad track and refused to move banking service are your ideas % bond issue voted for the mu- ®) magazine contains an article OB) Fr roy elected by the fer Regular extra. heavy of what a banking connection J) yy @ nicipal rallway bas been sold ®/ Seattle's park system. leak Wie eatin bone Boe, bel . Crowns should be. jfor the Melbourne theatre, begin | @ yet o | oe tele Shahan la ne * k Regular § CRKREERERARE OHNE Crt, Bis the Sow ie *! The body of James T. Blackstone | an: o eae ass | AT THE THEATRES * #| City,” and consists of two reels of @ wt eee ee the & HH was jnid to rent yénterday afternoon | NO FULL ADMIRALS. ; | AT THE MELBOURNE . «| Dicttres showing scenes from the ” {fh Lake View cemetery. Funerall wagninGToNn, D. C. July ¢ Regal Dental ( FIRST THIS WEEK. > Bible story of the Bavior, The) Rey. H. C. Mason conducted |services were held at Trinity Par |p. senate this afternoon eliminat-|§ OR. L. R. CLARK, 8. Oia t '! T1405 34 Av, NW. Cor. Uni toe | NOTE—Bring this ad with ys the of Ernest iso. They) sults. Clemmer—Photoplays and vau || (my Uetted Press Lensea Wire» — *T'#. Mate highway commissioner, deville. i OLYMPIA, July 6—During *timates that there are 40,090 Meibourne—Photoplays and vaw 1911, 12,135 couples were made miles of roads in Washington, 30, devil happy in the state of Wash- 000 of which are unimproved, In bis next report the govermor ington, according to the mar ae wags license ge of the | Wil! show (that the roads of the Title ee reperder. ae are in need of repair, Eight} * * Seattic is the mest ut thousand miles of the roads ere * AT THE MOORE *| marrying place in the state, |DAartially improved, 2.500 miles * ; Sraveled, 100 miles macadam, 200) nsurance ee eH ences to miles cotduroy, 50 miles plank and Thurlow Bergan and his players county had to be content with 30 miles bituminous, return to the Moore theatre Sunday “ one —aauneneneed . hight in “The Lottery Man. At “ ” the time of its run In New York It SHOWING” THE ELKS was considered the most prosperous | FOUND DEAD Again Seattle ts attracting dele comedy then going. During the ab} - gates bound for conventions in oth- sence of the company from the} ,{®7 * Press Leased Wire) = er cities. This time it's the Elks, Moore, that playhouse has been Foye ashe ronal aan : 6. who are * their way to the big re ft S, c thoroughly renovated, j xe erry, who held an impor. union in Portiand. The local ka | f' Most Seattle merchants |“® y c |tant position with the Washington are as busy as the proverbial cran-| conduct business on such Ps ehhh hhh tt tte te) Portland Cement company, at berry merchant showing thelr visi & basis that an unsatisfied |} @ | Cone was found on a ratiroad ing brothers what they will see if . Prices: 25¢, 50c, 75c. bridge with a bullet in his head. the grand lodge meets bere f § sep Pe ie * AT THE ORPHEUM he grand lodge m bere in 1915. rae cosas , a4 * Indications point to robbery, as he Thousands of Elks will go through 4 Ss one DaCK. leckaaeaRHOREREADSE had money Im the evening, and here before and after the conven ; : 7 kage n (only $1.20 when found tion Who expects that the = pen ne Dentin om Tee | aaimeian *e si t Bats 5 at the Orpheum theatre next week! = = = — sectiiane ee Real Estate business will [ff Sire Louis James, wife of the WHEN PRICES SOAR HIGH } ever be conducted in that late Shakeepearean tragedian, w Maybe my little peep won't count for much in the general complaint way? | ! training under his} against the high cost of living, but I want’to chip tn, just the same, be AT ‘ and played tn all his big/cause I have str an original note,” said a typewriter aa an Not | productic She will be nin} “Last week I x that pretty often. This Ume I went into |*Holding a Husband,” by Arthur|a rooming house landlady requires « deposit on lateb-keys x Real buyer | Hopkins It was an ord « simply MUST look out for | he ed of | m Thirty five cents,’ said ah i : " an he Lead ‘ow's that? said | have roomed in other places wher “ec himself. ng a musical offering by B.| deposit wae requir they wanted o: ter? lag THE aa st : ‘ The Empire Comedy Four | 1 know,’ sal but everyt high these daya’ | Three “Picture Brides” Showing Types of Japanese Women Who Are ©: Mae satis! elt : 1 always good That ontrovertible © high ‘co 1 pelé Flooding the Pacific Coast of the value h CAN Moran, a p iittle | the depos men _ be ascertained " rishness, wi Irish | ¢ | SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July 6—Jand r homes, must be a shly. The Aerial Sher a | That Jap are rapidiy filling up | added of large numbers Sots ages?” aso. aod Peal NOBODY—By Meek. | he Pacitic coast with # permanent |at Sea DA A St sisical come and the population is shown by the vast All 1 come here as I = ateeen, athlete wide umber of women who arriving }the “ph 1 brides” of Japar ft the on every Pacific ner, (ese alread located here © women are e least number bre ght on one at rate ¢ past year . ~ | rt ! the bill j a F h ,OT be | | ‘ f Youn TALK | At present the | eee ee ee ee DOESNT IT ‘8 ALL BUNK. 1 | coming * * BEAT EVERYTHING SUPPORT MY FAMILY, yearly venty-five were added to|was for During the past e Insurance is his ({* AT THE EMPRESS * How HIGH THE Cost Live COmFfoaTABLE Ke the list when the Shinyo «a u ar-| few months there has been a steady iLY pre tion. = *| OF Living 187 Aun sive. menne on 1 from Orient on one of her |increase in the n and it is This includes only those coming |the ave at San Francteco. ee eed r cowboys and cowgiris| 1 bronchos will occupy | 1S DOLLARS PER \_ Ween, y, h shiz In fairness t ired and should ask for the num I! amoun Jing greyhounds. Constance Win }dom and company will present “An | Up-to-Date Invention.” Veroni Ver ji, an Italian girl, and her kid the Orpheum, Em-| nival opens Tuesday at King and press, Pantages, Tate's and the|Maynard, and includes the usual| Grand, with Wagner's orchestra! features # blowers, minstrels, | |furnishing the music, will be given| streets of Cairo, circ high dive, playing ; brother will offer a delectable bit lat the theatre Wednesday | slide for life ant Ferris wheel are of violin and ‘cello playing. Hugo Inight fc » benefit of Alexander | among the many attractions offered * Lutgens sings and tells funny MeDonell A grand street parade Tuesday will Washington j stor Jean De le and Sarah |” MeDonell came to Seattle from|inauguratp the reign of carnival in | Vernon offer new songs and new Chicago four years ago, entered the | Seattle. | creations in frocks Title Insurance jemploy of the Northern Pacific,| and later of the 0.4 Me con:| MATIC ENFORCE IT Leawrmicn * * inmate of the Riverton sanitarium Company ted AT THE PANTAGES * |He has no money, but has been| (@y United Press Leased Wire) | * supported by his sister, who has| OLYMPIA, July 6.—That the} eo The Tokio Miyako troupe, a big| organization of Japanese ‘will make its first visit to Mon aring at the top of the a bill at Pat ages theatre Next “4 apher, | ¢lght-bour law for women must be} care | enforced in mechanical establish-| jof and is a widow, and her njeans| ™ents was decided yesterday by are about exhausted. The | of | the supreme court in the case of McDonell will only be saved by|the state against Henrietta Somer keeping him at the sanitarium an-| Ville. Mrs. Somerville runs a box | been working as a stenog » has three children to take rbats, | Unequal Pe ise prom hence on the bail wit be the other six months factory in Seattle, --| Madcap Gi hree English lassies ung and danced them HEADS INSULAR BUREAU, TURKS WANT REPUBLIC. FIRST E oe ote ie avor in the Buror| WASHINGTON, D. ©, July 6 . SOPHIA, Bulgaria, July 6—A/ An old stock favorite, William| = =e a 4 He president today appointed Gol,| conspiracy today {ts alleged to have! Morris, and bi ife Mica’ that | ° Frank McIntyre to be chief of the) been discovered among Purkis Sukaay athe tae eee SAD, BUT TRUE bureau of insular affairs with the| officers at Adrianople, looking 1 farcical comedy, “The Lady ho gee ; ser vase sf Web Bry Serdoh The Rev. Hr. Aked, in an address on generosity in New York, said:‘] rank of brigadier general, succeed-|the transformation of Ex Dither sets fe be Clipper A woman remarked to me the other day: ing Brig. Gen. Clarence R. Kd-| Turkey into a republi ns an * . 4 comedie “ 4 * very . uA K a p rite " who look good and sing better, nnd HEL op Blank is very shabby this spring. Mr. Blank adores the| wards, recently made brigadier gon-| asserted that the ptt et Fes ne a nine . # on, yet he won't allow her enough to dress decently.’ | eral of the . , “9 ity Wank Gao, conae tne ; in¢ ls ¢ ( 1 gh to dress y/lera he line. MeIntyre hag been| held a meetin pstablis! sailors oes me best story: * Ah, madam,’ I replied, ‘it isf't always the devoutest worshiper| Hdwards’ assistant in the bureau of| tary dictatorshi by rl ‘ i aes | : who puts the most money on the collection plate.’ "—New York Tribune. |tusular affairs since 1906 republic ang i = Mrs. Louis Ja “HOLDING A HUSBAND” MargueriteHa Two Comedians OTHER BIG ORPHEUM Ai EMPRESS CORNER” 8 upon it, demand it as a |next weed ia the weed ine " rad | r nt hn Re Hoerenadie ~ - SULLIVAN * CONSIDINE condition of his purchase. | tion, “A Wyoming Romance.” It “ “ ¥ : fi, 2A ae Romane BIG BENEFIT | BIG CARNIVAL | “*"*ausgouex"® onger necessary | 4nd its presentation will require the | chances.” use of the ontire stage | } PERFORMANCE For twelve days, beginning July In “John White's Comedy Cireus” | 9%, residents will have a chance to | will be seen “Punch and J two} | A charity performa partici-}let off steam at a real Oriental car unridable mules, and a dozen leap-| 4 in by members of the compa-|nival, T American-Oriental car BEST VAUDEVILLE 10:20¢ Always a Good Shem ——BEGINNING MONDAY MATINEE Tokio Miyako Tra SENSATIONAL JAPANBSE ACROBATS: Another All-Feature Bill— AMUSEMENTS PRESENTS riangutar Comedy LEADING LADY” — NCING cris- 9 i —cowsoys 1 . COWGIRLS — BUCKING — 5 BRONCHOS OTHER BIG & && ed Vaudeville Means Pantages Vaudeville NGAGEMENT HERE OF THE