The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 26, 1913, Page 3

THE STAR—THURSDAY, JUNE©26, 1913 hy Ss SASQUERADES IN ‘WHEN A GIRL FALLS, WRITES EVELYN. These Dealers Sell BOYS’ CLOTHES TO NESBITT, HER” “OWN PARENTS ARE THE Swilf's LIVE HONORABLY ) 0 @] (5 (a ny ik Gi oo seuss crrerrentent, | “Torbort, Bmery* FIRST TO SHU r THE DOOR IN HER FACE oe PRANCISCO, June 26-—| My « folks live in Humboldt} ¢ se t the sacrifice of| county, California,” she sald. “But ; i LL | pie who, am a living) for some time I have been working By Evelyn Nesbitt Seti een Shaw, 16 years old, ts in Portland, When I came here| . Corny y Pr I isting & Ke ( « wer A soddard ivers 4116 14th 6. tin & Keye y | * 6 1 ¢ Moving picture actresse Ties he city fall today for masquer 1 tried to et a job, the agent at] 60 ! yan effort| the employment office promised me |‘ have a hard time tire in an effor p rLe in Det ont chains a place at $20 a month, out of|the first place they're o gudets' 7 t b see) which I would have to pay my own y the police because e | very youn ha capture by a tasband and a/board and room | ae es ee 2 engine to use at nial) “But I can't Nve on that, t told Pe led her the «irl was him. He answered brutally, “Well yecause ot to attain th working as a be! y in a why arth you dln hy a on the their personal | 7 an ; hotel using the e ol . me Be Appearance rn H and #. Cherry. vel Oui af M OC ee EaewereEsecwegEsern:: yn Quick Kae & ve V a ae a ee McRae & Branig 401 BK. Pik N Anderson Grocery Ce | ‘ Madison if fome Baking Reduces "’ ers. say as ae SN f cy of some men with] , ea ye Apa n Park : Vv ints y have to obey Brenne h, 116 Westlake urket and Grand Blvd ay Cost 10) Li oN 12 rs or lose their jobs, and} Philad: " vc anitary urket d and 17th N. W. when the supply of actresses in ¢ os 112 Ce 7 M ket sey i4 Me j ig) ae . greater than the demand, eR Tune jobn Bt ith and Greenwood. | ia Nee ae” re’s only one result when E. C. Busse, 641 Q e Ave | and Greenwood. | y lose their jobs. So they're Highland Gro y24 W. Galer and G wood hi , 4 Rose Groce ‘ nth W Koll & Wicks, 68th and 14th N. W. 1 i x sacle sib D dard ( ry, Q nn f to t if Ne ents { re A ug that Standard Gr | Anne and F I tteor pees: $ prote vd times a ' nt show LB. Aw Fourth Boe Lda Dad : round $ . ¢ other cuts of top to| HI ‘ 1 Alot H. M dnterbay, . i uldn't | ZL. 8 ' } Parker & Rots, 66th and Phinney ence is even grea low vigg | £. R. Breakey, 4%rd and Woodlawn Park pre th 1 sires to reduce her we mea Rasa: ( ir Yenny Way Mrs, Geo. Kelick, 47th and 11th N. W rane { her i ns beatae ‘ Pettibone | Geo. Parks, 6100 Ballard Ave f grocery bills t he a bak ee Mrs. 0. B. Dre F 5427 Ballard Ave heard ma ain that good hom Evidently the manager of the ce rf neuen Avs Heat Ee cats, muffins, cake ed on the table too|ho w her, It was getting Brooklyr 40 I y ind Brondway, Seaton tendency al of ther the | late y near time for the show | Ree UN : | ect prea often abe at something t could wel the to en the night. Far too Inte} GaCH y x | and Tenth N. E ever for a » girl Hike that to be out] 2 ell | ae Tees “ | ture Bmalle , 0 edie fen ‘ e ‘ ie running errands. He talked to he pases & ‘ ise Miotiok : Baking is Simplified by 5.2%" er02. "en" fee se ‘ e and then took the bundle out of her oY ‘ i j the Use of K C Baking Powder ee ie me and. tall apton & Davis, 40th and Wallingtord Snow & Son, $17 Kilbourne, A s mane vad Fe af sa gt bos hol cops ae pay EVELYN NESBITT Larrick, 615 Yesler W | Studebaker <7 abcock 1 and Woodland Park Ave, if “ced 4 feathery, w Ishec n come bi | ww ¥ trocery fesler Wi Georgetown Merca Co., 6025 Duwam fecults tt i Taisea the night aked fren |Tll let you turn the wheel and] too often they stand away and my name published, T got Just one | Yesler Way Grocery, 725 Yesler Way | Live Gaah Stora Geordetewn. ace agile savy, You|make the pictures.” refuse to ald unless they're | word of encouragement from home. | 0%)" Bag ; | Green, Georgetown : nat you can hardly get tt Anybody could see through forced to. It was a from my atep.|K- Wada, ale a _Gresn, Georgetown. will not fatl his design, The show would be The father shuts his doors! mother tn Chi: It rend "? 18th an rd Yesler Wi ge, Georgetown baking powders. about over when the child got /agatinat hin daughter “FOR GOD'S SAKE, KEEP anh kad Veale bg meats Parke. ff leavening| back. A man and hie wife had | My own case is a truthful ex-| MY NAME OUT OF THE : i; 8. jomciies: in, 8601 14th 8 Ay ; been standing there looking at |ample of many other In’ casen.| NEWSPAPERS,” rh buon | M. EB. Ne "2701 California Ave . This the posters, and they heard When I was taken in charge and (Cont 1 Tomorrow.) ss 3 | M. P. Horan, California and Lander. purity were sacrificed, but) what | did.” The man stepped under State and National| forward and said to the child: ° | We take all the) “You go on home and don't \ not I) settle with this Ww used.| fellow.” Ss some The manager turned white, Ww from| spluttered something, then Ul have gone toward! turned and beat It inside " | r Coat of Living roblem Suppose that man and hs " ‘on pre | athe awe bane ane? To Regain a Healthy, STEPS HO00D00 a er Coher , Motorcycles are another bad | Girlish Complexion || ZK Liliiaa, eatarey. thing. A girl ts out of place on a own Station 7 7 , 1 D. B. Lashley, 612 Broadway, ( aod, Tox : moreyole, There's hardly & Gtz1| soc, wesie nave 0 clear, frets air ; 6 Broadway Youngstown Mercantile Co. Youngstown Station, i jcomes into the detention home}in comp te pli ‘ lee aH , MM. 3. Baulch, Younastown tation, without telling somo tale about 8 | mercoiteed 4 ' |Garbu s, 1501 14th Ave York Grocery, 3400 Rainier, f i joy ride on the back seat of a mo : " 4 J 3 sth and E. Pike. I. Berry, 4410 Rainier, Eeerele <he Younus. att te se and E. Madison J. 8. Rook, 8 E. Seattle. pJeventlo hal) right sow fe 18. She 16th N Wolbro & Tunstad, 3616 Genesee an tell some great motorcycle F. P. Hartman, 2319 22nd 8. chile Desrbors | W. E. Biles & Co, 2604 California Ave. 4 every « naaha ‘Dearborn | T. H. Herrett, 2308 California Ave. i Pere Food ad Deatbort J. O. Gor Ninth and California. chances do 1 better) come back. J G. P. Watters, Ninth and California F results with K C than any baking H. C, Nicholson, 12th and California, ur 6 that O, H. Stafford, California and Brandon, R. Avann, California and Brandon. N. B. Comstock, h and W. Graham, We erwin & Woodbury, Gatewood Station, Thompson Lowman Drive. ieianaection sesarieidieliceienn 8 solving this vexing FORD CITY, Pa, Jne u26.—Sixty two years then 6 Douglas Flanders, | Mrs. J down the! Woor ig “afer the whole thing Is over and kitchen steps of his home at Pain. 422 16th N. H Gosbel. An72 Rainions Bs : the girl has been taken tn charge ream, tertown and broke his right arm ig J. E. Keefe Hillman City 4 by the authorities—then ts when |" nord wnh cor and weiter ae and leg. Improper medical attend | Srown & Webtater, 5680 Ratasen Another valuable rejuvenating trest-lance left him crippled . 3 N | , 56 % nee mathe ewes = step forward | cui this for wrinkles ts to baibe T° an .. porte = r “ey Sy, ay | nan, 19th N. and E. Mercer. Geo, A. Seldomridge, 5920 Rainier. | and reclaim © FOUNZ Kirl's#| tace tn a solution of powdered emxoll * anders, Jr..1G. Shaw, 903 19th N. | F. P. Mathieson, 7269 Rainier, | career {s often very short and sky: pi thnasived™ in” Wipe. “witen rockety; {t laste generally about | jy thence and. “Arming ap” the year or lea. Her waywardness often lent discovered at all during that also aged 6, fell down the #ame|s' pate 1501 taints Epa steps and broke his right leg and/ iH. Anderson vf P. Martin, Atlantic on. ey Pianlane eee tm |G. Antonihdis, 615 B. Pike gt | 8. J. Kidder, 8463 Rainter. Henry Flanders, 6, son of William | Fieming's Cash Grocery, 100 Broadway N a. Hendrix, 9001 Rainier, anders, Jr. fell down the same|Robinson Bros.’ Grocery, 200 Broadway N TR, Kate Ration Beach “The Economy Store” Second Av., Bet. Spring and Seneca Sts. | time. But when the finish ar. DANCING steps and sustained a broken right | Theo. Grunert, 204 Broadway N. | Wiliams & McKnight, Rento tives and her parents know all, HIPPODROME die or eo Faarente, 8 BAG) Theo, drab 224 Broadway N J. R. Dobson, Renton.” z Fitth and University. Yesterday afternenn Theodore| Nelson. & IAndros, 434 Broadway N Wm. Tokin, Renton. - lece = Orchestra. Pianhote, ¢ ne he ie Ww. Mat Poterbin, Renton. “4 | by Comper | Fien son of Henry Flanders,| Mrs H | J. X. Carroll, Renton. | ore. Prope beset aasgg boat pn Geo. A. I Phillips & Barros, Renton. ” Friday Will Be HousefOrnishinas Day, as usual. Don Bj fractured his right arm BE. H. Wait J. R. Martin, Renton “4 i fi to read the Housefurnishir tion of the big page M O V I E S |, The Flanders fam! Union Grocery 20th and E, Union | W. G. D, Edwards, Renton, “ | Tater iesued this week for the bargains to be found in the jtoday to remove the steps A. 8, Paul, 22nd and EF. Union Mazzucco & Delaurenti, Renton | Wg “Economy Basement.” All the bargains tn the eiroutar u Todd's Grocery, 1401 23rd Ave. 8. Gregory, Renton, ” 5 { fo all parts of the store hold good until the store closes 1. F. Bickford, 21st and FE. Madison Pisto Bro. . | =. fturday evening where quantities hold out. Remember we BE Oe Vener Une Frees: All Clay Products Gets Fortune; A. C. Peterson, 2036 E. Ma Siar ae are offering morning bargains every day this week to en- “The District Attorney's Con- r are nT nolds, 42nd and E. A. B. Lindgren, Renton eourage forenoon shopping, thereby relieving the crowded science,” two reels, ‘The Stolen 1007 Hoge Bldg. Won + Quit Job Mistie Greberr’ Gai wenac War A.B. Lindgren, Renton, | conditions during the afternoon. Loaf,” “Up and Down the Ladder.” : McCoy Grocery Co, 631 First Ave 8, | Geo. Kastner, 6203 24th N. W. | of i G. M. Freedman, california Ave Marie Arnona, Renton. : : At the Home Until Friday. “The Master Cracksman,” two “The Head of the Ribbon! “Queen of the Sea * Leased Wire W. J. Bourdrean FRIDAY MORNING BARGAINS 9 TH! 12 Only Note the Restrictions WASH DRESS SILKS MAIN FLOOR. By Unt SPOKA | kes his wo: |stay here r rner Groce W. and Alki Co Westlake Market, Peaks Ask your dealer for | |but we will fix « eee | 0’ 1¢ - : i ‘About 1,000 yards of fancy Wash Silk materials; just oda At the Claes A Until Sunday. | tf Basar Nc gp ep : pleces, but @ good assortment, worth up to 50c a yard “Bunny's Dilemma,” “The Mar-| s report that - fn Foulards, Jacquards, Cords, etc. Light, medium and shal's ture,” “The Carrier 17 ) estate was $45,000. Beadle 8 9 e . J dark colors. No deliveries. 0 telephone orders. No Pigeon,” “Easy Payments,” “How a s flagman for the Spokane & In samples. Bat all you want Blossom Opens,” | d Empire Raliway at Trent ay = of ) WC Tel, OER PONS co cc cc cst cccscevscsses c cee cna har i. Mea’ Bantie 16 At the Odeon Tonight eau ite lata hey, M0 CUSPIDORS “ECONOMY BASEMENT” “The Marble Heart,” two reels; Collins, formerly pastor of the Bap. ‘The Unwritten Law of the West,” 90 per cent of headaches c tist church at Bellingham. Hubby's Job.” f 144 glazed earthen Cuspidors tn brown or green; medium size; Sar be cured by our glasses | t Worth 36c. No telephone orders. Limit 2 to | I ar stomer. Dnlivery with other goods only, Price, La c meas Some pb Poona, Are = — = - BULL BROS. ure , Jefferson Green.” “A Compromts eo ee 7 —_—____—___— MEN'S SHIRTS Ay iccaplntin: “*woat tee \Just Printers ls 99 The ie? ‘anno. manos WEDS, THEN DIES “NO MONEY,” HIS ALIBI 8 of shirts In pleated and pl n neg! ‘0 ; ee Le ie 4 g00d assortment; attached cuffs; worth up to $1 At the Ci Until Sund it) eee | W , each. No deltveries. Limit 2 shirts. Choice, each 50c “The Snare,” three reels, “Birds |~~> eee nnn EMPORIA, Kas, June 26,—A] FOR JAPS ON AR SCARE of Brazil.” | SEATTLE THEATRE |acatnboa wedding took piace in 8t| ’ | | cee Phone Main 43 Mary's hospital when Miss Marie| NEW YORK, June 26.—Declaring carry on such a war? The last — none — — | At the Alhambra Unt!! Monday Tonight—All Week C. Black of Texas was married to/that talk of war between Japan and |{s still being paid for by the people, “When Light Came Rack,” two |Jesso P. Ch an. When it be the United States is absurd, and} the Japanese do not ask er Artist Kills d States for citizenship, Chapman could eration for Daughter,” “The n Thousand POPULAR PRICES not from an « j lreels; “A Day at the Beach,” “Hin | 4 H P | “MADAME X” came known yollar Bride.” {s, he asked that he might| Unt eee 6 married, and Miss Black con-| kirl Okazaki e e | a member of the Jap-| At the Grand Until Sunday ; ‘Pantages Theatre 0:0: see wanmen neko wiae'e| Loung Burglar : Pee) eet, Semen Reading Standard The ceremony was performed by| investigate sentiment in the East ‘ Bismarck.” | Kt J Judge W. W. Pa of the probate/ern states regarding the Japanese | AY REN ce ta, bes \ court. Chapman died. He left alquestion, While on a tour of the| [¢AKE GEORGE, N. Y,, June 26, P At the Melbourne Until Sunday | will bequeathing his property to his| world, Okazaki received, in London, |~~Harry Watrous, New York artist, “The Tempest,” two reels; “Mr M—Poople—t4 bride legram from Marquis Taro/ fatally shot Frank Cardi " Wallingford’s | Wallet,” “The gabon | ank Cardinal of Hud: 10e and 200 sura, to come here and report) son Falls, a 35-year-old burglar, im Clatm : pe enn ronditions, The attitude cf the)the Watrous summer home at | Py people of the West was already | Hague, on Lake George, at 2 o'elo q At the Circuit Until Sunday | eo OBLI 6 ED known, he said in the morning , “Her Supreme Sacrifice,” three | | P reels; “F x Pete,” “A Bandit.” | The war party in Japan fs insig ae er a 4 To Eastern Destinations, on sale May 28th | A ie Olympian, 7 7 September Qood Orange Growing, » Rent | en sh for; retaesh sall: Octoper Cure," “Tho Influences of Broncho | Met You may stop both going and returning. For Billy,” “The Clutch of Conactence,” |] were guests of tho Foresters Of} that are not widely re at a This talk the United America Tuesday evening fit performance at the ay : nificant,” Okazaki said. “It is fos rs of the Seattle Star staff tored by a few cheap newspapers LONG 49 ie 00 States is absurd: a. M Butterworth, a) funny It a fit theme for th Made of your own material. |strings, and the entire crowd was moved to tears at the closing scene of the last act offer ever made “Stenographer's Troubles iathar Prneates, xen ca HBT Sane lakennla We Taner ean hee | Guementaae i ffl information as to routes and rates, apply to eee progress and activity made by. this Where would Japan get money to|/801 Union St. Open Evenings i At the Ellte Until Sunday | |lodge during the past few years. | | GORDO gent “Get Rich Quick Billington,” A large and apprectative audi ~e euteelad ies lvmeennes” River’ Stumaty. tater Absolutely the best Jence witnessed “Madame X," a i 33 West Holly St, Bellingham ception,” “Apples of Sodom.” | drama that plays on the heart ; i Free Doctor for You DENTIST Mr. Workingman re wan aK A apes ana 4 HAVE RABIES We are doing more for the workingman and his family than A. B. WINTER, Agent in Seattle. 1519 Hewttt Ave., Everett AT THE THEATRES THIS WEEK. C B BINGHAM, Agent, Sedro-Woolley Moore—Dark nd. Sank "the pest yle. Metropoliten—Frances Starr in pereae ae ah any drug store in the clty of Seattle. If you er any of your tam- : J. W. HALL, Agent, Snohomish “The Case of Becky.” |dembal’ work, bat wie ite Ks matert HOULDER, Colo., June 26-—Miss| ff fly are sick, it will be to your advantage to call at the Seattio—"Madame X.” Knoen to the dental profession, ; i school teacher, and $3.25 W. F. ROBINSON, Agent, Anacortes Orphoum—Vaudeville. Jato without charge. sty" atten ta children of her brother, Clyde Brendel Drug Store | 20 a BENJ. POINDEXTER, A B rales bleed Jand ave an examination, then call on/ All are under treatment here 117 Yesler Way le . ent, Bremerton Pantages-Vaudeville, Jme and learn my prices and what I can|” 44) Tal Which ‘had , $2 4 Grand—Vaudeville and motion ao. Your w poe: Ret fpoen. sat: for has Deca ff Between First Av, and Occt@ental Av., and have our Doctor treat postponed ate all ff you FREE, OMT RSOR DIO tae he the nae be Our object in giving the people the services of a phystctan ¢ 7 absolutely free, is to build up our rapidly growing drug business. y alg ENN ictures, $1.50 -s® Pi hiikag - Photopinys and General Agent Passenger Dept. vaudeville. bape | Melbourne — Photoplays and of Pake ' came infected with rabies during Kdwin J. Brown, D. h {th a shepherd dog seve: C ding 713 Second Ave., Seattle. vaudeville, pig ip es fae Deak Beet antec RIADH AEN DUE, ABY WE ARE CUT RATE PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS ‘ 319 Firat “Ave. evenings 8, and Sundays Alhambra — Photoplays and vaudeville, Dance at Dreamland tonight, ***