The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 10, 1912, Page 8

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Vaudeville. gee— Vaudeville Grand—-Vaudeville and motion pietures. Clemmer deville, Melbourne-—Photoplays and vau deville. Photoplsys and vau KeKRRRKER Eee * # AT THE METROPOLITAN * * Whee keechdincedal The Metropolitan theatre ovens} (ts season tomorrow with ana Lou,” real story. Louisi- : & musical comedy with a “Louisiana Lou” is a” foundting picked up in the streets of New Or-| leans by Jacob Lidoffeki, a kindly Hebrew. She grows up to comely womanhood belleving that Lidoff ski is her father, Jacob and “Louis lana Lou” make thelr home with Roderick Konkarney, an immigrant pal of Lidoffski, and his wife. The story has to do with the well-meant = futile efforta of the two oid nto marry “Louisiana Lou” off | “IMPORT” CHOP SUEY TO CHINA SOOCKOW, China, Aug. 10 Ling Cha Ho has opened a chop suey restaurant here and seems likely to get rich out of it. Ling is a merchant who visited the United States recently While there he tasted chop suey for the first time and It immediately struck him that bis countrymen would like ft. So he engaged a San Fran cisco cook, skilled in its prepara-| tion | Just as Chinese restaurants in! the United States “are fitte | to look as Chinese as pc even so is Ling’s chop sue taurant in Soochow fitted in as dis. tinctly American style as Ling could remember how to fit it The chop suey hitherto unknown| in China is advertised as the jean national dish. TASTE IN CLOTHES CAUSE ARRE T | BURNABY, B. ¢ 10 | sian rion to wear of apparel known clue which enables th lice force to place behind the Alex. and Mike Kibow of house-breaking. B elimination, P. C. Li two pri entered the hi Rus that part| st, Is the] bars | on charge: a process of singled out Norman Jes d stole man on Augu a qu ity of clothing valuables. Two | were taken, but both ts were left behind. Knowing the Rus sian custom as to clothes, Lyne wa: on the lookout for a napicious character of the nationality. While in Vancouver, on Monday night, he noticed a Russian pas: ring a | pair of trouse that seemed famil jar. He investigated and the Rus arrest followed. | sian’ |WESTERN SENATORS PLACED ON GOOD COMMITTEES WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.—Pacific |coast and western senators fared well here today when committec assignments in the senate were re arranged to fill vacancies. An in }portant assignment was that of ator LaFollette to membership on the committee on interstate and foreign commerc Senator Poindexter of Washin ton appointed chairman of th committee on Pacific islands, Sena tor Jones of Washington chairman of the committee on irrigation, and Senator Works of California chair man of the committge on fisheries Senator Oliver of Pennsyivan was made junior member of the committee on appropriations. The gelection of Senator LaFollette on the interstate commerce committee fs regarded as open recognition of his ability in matters dealing with| railroad legislation, 1. Barney Barnard with “Lewis lana Lou,” Metropolitan. 2. Nellie Heim, Empress. 3. Maybelle Fisher, Pantages. 4. Grace Cameron, Orpheum. It unlimit oct tion of light fun. tor The company and large in number in personnel, comes New York ea for fox xcollent Raa Hke eee hehe %, * JAP eee ee eee 2 ol AT THE ORPHEUM There won't be s sob or a sigh in the whole bill at the Orpheum the atre next week Grace Cameron. just returned from triumphs abroad heads the bill with a new buoch of EB. Edmund Hayes offors Movers.” Carl McCullough and gives what he calls impressions.” footite: The Bounding Pater ons perform on the trampolin. Har- | rison Armstrong. and bis layers present “Squaring Accoun Takiness, signor and senc have | a skit, ‘The Stuttering Tutor Bobbie and May Kemp elucidate in| song, dance matrimony. and talk the joys of ‘The Piano | sings | Reeth nee j* AT THE EMPRESS * The Empress theatre offers tts attempt to subsclt ether paper fo patrons, next week, a Japanese op |} irr” TIP Ts the desire of the retta, “Pujiyama,” with 16 people management to secure the best Jin the cast. It is a pretentious set |] service for ail, and complaints to squeeze Into a vaudeville bill oe re * ar eae per fale | J. Albert Hall and to arrive pny vy, present “Kid Hamlet.” Bud and tock, kingly ph sts ica | Nellie Heim, juvenile comedians, Sutation Department. jbring songe, dances and patter, An-| |na Helle and George Mayo make jaweet music and dance quite some. Kretore, plays any instrument. |Jamen Reynolds comedes | musieh, Sietteeenenee en anes i* AT THE PANTAGES co athe teehee aneneee ® big panto- live Hon is utilized in the action | heads the bill at Pan-| The Lion's Bride,” mime act in which a ot the ators, PATENT —e FOR This admirable machine enable 8 the nurse to take the baby an airing without wasting any time. If a One-Legged Stuyvesant Can't| One Child Swallows Its Own Finger, Be Found, Must Use a Beggar The man who impersonates Peter Stuyvesant at the Philadelphia his orical pageant in October must have only one and a descendant of the famous old Peter with one leg has not been found Unless hows up, a beggar from the street may have to be preased into service. To make the task more difficult, the impersonat or must have off the same leg Peter lost, and the director hasn't able to find out which leg it was, Sailor Attacked by Mosquitoes While Asleep and Nearly Killed. While James Hood. asleep on the deck of a freighter a sallor, was Philadelphia, a swarm of mosquitoes tore sit Soy. & ened: eee: belanging attacked him, He is in the hospital with blood poisoning, and {f he recovers will be blind in one eye. Has $500 Gold Trimmed Casket for Burial of Pet Cat. A tiny casket mounted with real gold and sterling silver, and cost |ing $500, was reportad to have been | shipped by a New York undertaker to Basswood island, St. Lawrence river, to Christle McDonald, for the |buriat of Prow, a pet cat. been | | Another a Safety Pin. |. Amy Fleer, 4, left her home in Philadelphia, the end of her little swallowed it. About time Edna Spain, | swallowed a safety pin | th objects lodged in the and the pipe, open to # the children’s lives. Absent-Minded Thief Left Loot in |__ A thief entered the home of Chas S |B. Fox, a Philadelphia lawyer, and loaded his pockets with diamond rings, brooche a watch and other} Jewelry. The New Pipe Then he decided to exchange his Organ © Mr. Fox, and left the loot in tho | oie g old clothes. All the lawyer lost aver was his clothes, Wallace SOUTH PARK MEETING The South Park Improvement Miss club will hold a meeting tonight at M. ae the engine house. Homer M, Hill artau will speak on publle efficiency, and -_“Beprane® A. J. Quigley on King county eprane finances: woe | Don’t miss the Moose picnic at Pleasant Beach tomorrow. Bi 1,200 Seats 10 Cents leave Colman dock, ° at the Theatres ||Y0U * RARER eee tages theatre next week. Carter, the flusionist, will pre ux lsent, for the first time here, his | LEFRESES SRY ENE YY x Bouquet of Mysteries.” Maybelle! ager inepedcting the navy * Fisher, a lyric soprano, sings in Ital-| yard at Bremerton, Admiral M. * 1 French, German, and-—ineident-|¢ © Twining, chief of the bureau * ally—English. Cook and Stevens | % of ordnances of Washington, D. * "lwill offer “The Chinee and the|% ©. returned to Seattle yeater- & Coos.” Fred Zobodie, gymnast./% day and was the guest of the * |comes to the Pantages vircult direct | Chamber of Commerce. * from across the herring pond le * out for alone bit off finger and same & months old, wind, Joctors had to cut them | LUNATIC The escaped sward bordering a strip of gre PERSPIRATION from his “Good evening,” you have here.” “Yes, "Tis rather nice.” “he ived here long?” “About TEN years." “Yon, it does. “Sure. rubbish. Hadn't been cared “Oh, it isn’t my place.” “No? of course it's mine Just working here?” THE SEATTLE STA! SEE THESE AMIABLE | LUNATICS EVERYWHERE The man who was working face, nodded the Lunatic; “Takes lots of time to keep a place I put in about all my SPARE “Still, it's a satisfaction to have When I came here the for at “I suppose you bought the place pretty cheap, though? stopped and leaned shtened up and wi toward the stra & neing looking good.” riM surrounding full of wee nice yard was all.” in a way, so long as then it isn’t your own house and garden?” “Oh, “No. They y, the banker. Lives road there in the grounds “Oh, yes, Lnoticed them, My! but it must take h of time to trim TIS walks.” “HE trim hat ] gardeners to do i guess i not. He pays three « over “What a pretty the fence of a garden wherein a man was busy trimming the te The little enclosure was neatly kept, and bright with flowers ped the} fence place 8 I PAY | up the} im lots or four SBE (OLE StIR$6) Cry DeSsiene A BACHELOR FRom BANGOR NAMED BRIGHT CALLEO ON A FAIR MAIDEN ONE NIGHT, HE WAS HOLDING HER Fin’ WHEN HER beepchicer SLIPPED AND PLAYFULLY Gee!’ OUT THE LIGHT ULLED FROM OuR PICKLE BUSH E RUSHED INT The Doc- Tors DEN WITH A BADLY BROKEN Amy “THE DOCTOR CRIED “T's CUT FP Tvyit DO vou For I Fea “Then of eared: as this is his, he pays you for YOUR|] ano to THe YR OY wens, work ?” “THe MAN YELLED: “HERE vou “Don't you believe it. I pay him for letting me live here.” | CONSARNED CUSS / ih of course, he lets you have it for less than the|| MAT ANT THE ARMAMENT folks oO neglected it “Ha, hal You're funny, aren't you? Why, he charges me| MORE on account of IMPROVED PROPERTY “And won't the house and garden KVER be yours?” “Not likel It’s all I can do now to pay the rent.’ The LUNATIC opened the gate, walked slyly up to the} man and whispered, “Say, how did YOU get away = . a Subsoribers to The Beattie Mar will confor a favor by notifying this office at ence ure to secure prompt r delivery of t given courteous and prom| J. R. Justice, Ralph Horr and Thomas C pointed by the Seattle Commercial clab to confer with the board in regard ie obtaining t\use of certain school houses for) ® | political meetings i * Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Chambers and Bast The have terian chureh, 14th av Spring st, tomorrow night two are missionaries who spent many years in India. Tee eee eee Tee SSS Dr. Ralph Atkinson will cccupy church tomorrow for the first) in five weeks. away on his vocation, The ninth year of his service * tomorrow by the Rev. H. A. Stub. the Stony Brook, N. Y a week from tomorrow Tuesday for the East, Thursday, August 29. He leaves returning Congregational churches of leity unite tomorrow for a big service at Plymouth church, to hear Rev. Joseph K. Green of Con stantinople. The Seattle Hardware company has secured a lot 120 feet # near the wharves of the American Hawaiian Steamebip company & warehouse site, The considera 75,000 tion was CLEMMER THEATRE Seattie’s Best Photoplay House Pleasing Photoplays Amid Comfortable Sur- roundings. new Bill | in Eastland have been ap-| schoo! | the} will speak at the United Presby-/ the pulpit of the United Presbyte-| re} for} | company f YOU'LL FIND IT HERE News of the Day Condensed for Busy People Power schooner P, J. Abi Waltz, left jant night for with lumber and other sup the relief of sufferers from voleanle outburst L. B. Youngs, superinte water, left today to look pipe lines in the Cedar Rtv with the idea of cribbing protect them from the next spring f Ratt te nent Martin wi Ire at offienre had the on him, day helping them things he had stolen fro rious hotels around & Several hundred a worth were located. ceeeeeeeeeee PPE eee ee Passersby frightened away from the Olympic i4th av. N. W. and East last night. Nothing was The pumping plant at the coffer Warbington | |canal will have to be raised before }the water can be pumped out jdam on the Lake Norwegian steamship Jarrived in port last night shipment makes brought to Seattle In a woe Chicago, Aug. Jones, four. arrested on a after see put in all day yeater locate 10.—Evelyn Marc was bitten by He has boen | jackass while yisiting the 200. The er, Capt Kodiak plies for tho iate indent of over the or valley them t loods tae the om VA eattle. jollars® ceeeeeteeeee eee burglars | harmacy, Gad at. taken. Hercules with a | cargo of 1,500,000 gunny sacks. This! 6,000,000 k a wild janimal died a week later from lock |Jaw bot the child recovered | | | | | ] | Stephen loran, two days old, affected with | Haemophilia, will survive, mainly because John Phillips, a husky on |gineer, gave thr unces of his} blood to aid a rare operation Chicago, Aug. 10—Fashionable Evanston, the North Side suburb \* Dr. M. A. Matthews will speak at * Chautavqua | * * pastor of the Norwegian Immanuel ¥*¥* ¥ eee ee ee eH ¥¥E) Lutheran church will be celebrated | * ® Rev. preach series Sunday night, a will discuss the subject * the Thief Rule in Polit * Business?” He will 4 the much-mooted — px question, “Thou Shalt Steal been doing what may the last sermon national the be * * * * * expected * * 5 dann diadaintndindhn danas New York, Aug. era drilled the safe of Jas. while a polic within 50 feet of the away with $200 jn currency ounces of gold mi Poughkeeps utt King grand-niece known scretly Mi Vinegar his pretty M. A. Matthews will problems 1 the sermon and will show who has stealing and future from the same sources, N.Y. Aug. in the “Shall jes or fscnss Mitical Not in the satel | 10.— Safe crack | M. Shaw an stood They got and 150 of sacks | teeeeeeeeeeeeee *L An sonny "rar | I HAVE ONLY NINE LIVES To | Give FoR my COUNTRY,” COUPLE, BOTH BLIND, bbe), DIVORCE LOS ANGELES, Aug 10.— Pend further i tion, Judge Munroe today has ha the oneee Dodie d, who seeks divorce from Renjatage are blind. The woman alleges her husband beat a cane and taught their small son to drink beer, was given into the temporary custody of his mother, TO HELP CITY SCHOOL BOARD An advisory committee will be ap pointed by the school board for the purpose of devising a standard of greater efficiency in the schools | This resulted from cently made by Prof. iversity of Pree he made the statement cent of the school children learned to consume but did not a tain any education so as to be tw produce, 3 Prices: 2c, 50c, 75c. WELCOME RETURN OF GRACE CAMER __THE DAINTY SINGER OF SOL EDMUND HAYES & COMPANY THE popes WISE GUY atest Satire “THE PIANO MOVER” CARL McCULLOUGH “FOOTLIGHT IMPRESS NS” BOUNDING PATERSONS _THE BOUNDING MARVELS. HARRISON ARMSTRONG’S PLAY In His Latest Offert C4 QUARING ACCOUNTS” ~ “THE TAKINESS In Their Musical Jaret THE STAMMERING TUTOR ~~ Bob—THE KEMPS—May, MATRIMONIAL BLISS pe ~ WORLD'S EVENTS MOTION PIC < e<¢ 238% ois 10.— as the married Alice New York, Aug. 10.— Baby O'Hal. just recovering from an invasion of rate, now ence of many “skunks” in ton neighborhoods. | ing as hot as | the total » Aug, hid up a fast Houston & 7 passenger train for The fly was in a cup o' While a Pullman ported fus the station restaurant ow train waited Chicago, Aug. 10.—This in Chicago lacks 513 de last summ of each day's compared to the of last year armth | ponding day OPEN AIR MEET The open air meeting | terday afternoon by Home Consumers’ home of Mrs kK. Ad most successfu.. Hom freshments were serv thethe women enjoyed ‘th league ous speakers gave talks tel they Samples of Seattloma Don’t misi 10.—One made worried over the pres fly Central | an hour coffee sed with ner, the f summer 08 of be That is loss of » corres ING held yes the Women's at the ams was re: 4 while em vari ling why should patronize home indus. ide goods picnic at Ploasant Beach tomorrow. Boats leave Colman dock, ove 10 BEAUTIFUL DOLLS SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT—THE MUSICAL COMEDY ; “FUSIYAMA” With ADA MITCHELL & JOHN B. WILSON 10—SINGING AND DANCING GIRLS—10 THE FUNNIEST TRAVESTY IN VAUDEV! J. ALBERT HALL & COMPANY “KID HAMLET” “AMERICA'S FOREMOST JUVENILE STAR BUD & NELLIE HEIM ALITTLE BIT OF EVERYTHING Anna—BELLE & MAYO—George ~~ JIM REYNOLDS SINGING AND TALKING COMEDIAN ~“FHE WIZARD MUSICIAN KRETORE __ | TWILIGHT MOTION PICTU PANTAG Unequaled Vaudeville Means Pantages Vaudeville | | i} THE GREAT CARTER ILLUSIONIST.