The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 10, 1913, Page 3

z; 9 € ) — THE STAR—THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1913, bd a VA HUMPHRIES TALKS (Metropolitan Opera House Has All-American PARADE PRIZES |, tS Special — | Ballet; for American Girls Are Intelligent, as Me sate is AR ‘ . igure PLAY Well as Sinuous Marvels of Sylph-Like Grace FOR POTLATCH inte dts) stitaiitines ihe hn Ket as hot, or hotter? Open Ever don’t tell them not to do it It ts = oor eae eloct thetr own lookout." om So satd Judge Humphries today in reference to the coming reprodfe tion of the Blethen trial in ht court by ® number of sociaitets Lago The reproduction will be lteral, music to Ladies 6 Skirts your al% ) ‘ irnigh the St, Near 8th Avenue, — 0 to a . = — | Cash 1 wanization ¢ Se 1 The New NG’S aly Tickets aren the performance. 1 will furnish the “ Bake Oven as frat tw sie 6a Specific for | 1 tir ay will be tn four acts, the in a newspaper office, and Humphries f tickets tr tay 4 Rheumatism the Repub aby th / , : phries, “Woe have a stenographic he Conte l w re and Kindred roport of the trial, and are : niko to mt : tt parts, word for word, as ) ; , Ail ments they were spoken in the court he ery tp hdd fry] By SUSTORJIO CALDERON, M. 0 rhe ; ; i, ¥ t (University of Salvador, C. A.) " , j a (Read Before the Medico-Chirur 1 ( i ; tance s Revenge’ ts an he mn A hot alr Oly: fille all the req Ss by ¢ & shown at the t 2 quickest r Nouraigta Will Open for Business on Monday, July 14th Don’t fail to see this won- derful eating place. rouble h in the woman * a struggle e|which he for bim Oved the wo GRADUATING CLASS, METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE BALLET SCHOOL that the ayy ___ By Norman ” niet pen Reg a No staire to climb ects away ce einer: anateeenae topere plete ‘j er oe ae Guns, Ammunition, 4NO Stairs to climb, superheated At the Black Cat Until Sunday opens Its season. bal iva Beata, 34 wha : iy si tl therapeutic agent-—-DR.| “In the Sultan's Power,” two/let, for the first story, fy ~ ho rae ren eee ald ran Baseball Goods, : a hie H.C. WOOD of Philadelphia, de: | reels ii! consist almost entirely of ragetcrenth pe Pvp he i logs peng a - scribing the effects ts marvsions ie : alot next wean, down ated, not 10 the Togs that 1 kits anh A daylight dining room. wes LUDHNEY Maken Cut In Prices At the Yesler Unt Friday seo hg te ' {s go-to catch a suggestion, the fret Bicycle Sundri decided t “rhe” Rancher’ wo parts, Uribe geno ng to be a {nation of follow fast enor icycle Sundries A sunlight Te ee per treat . Ids a Chicken He Kate, fact, in apite of the fast ¢ At abe : a . This iver ne Ose Mine, Cavallaasl, t obvioualy 1 THE FIRST OLD SETTLER Motor vies » dar offer: some Yims ago “of Dray, 7he Ryrbidden Way.” evo parte fF AFK about the year of o eT There will be no change in si, i wt a tare, oot cae BY VI mica oe Repairing our prices— which are and 1 the land ¢ s 2 6 At the Circult Until Sunday q Jong to enrol city,” tare Pi: Fog org AT THE THEATRES The feat wiles tus wan siaes nor how he saw It set _— a always have been the lowest. “Mut ‘eekly, No. 3 Se a lo Was the first to lure the fish and captivate the clam; a as me. eadcn a ' THIS WEEK. Also he rained the country side with Japheth, Shem aay Ham sc so AO fad Bicycle Repairing You Be the Judge Empress—Vaudeville And rammed throats and yanked m inside out 4 eee Moore—John Mason in “As a} His was the first log bouse to rise on Shinar’s lovely platn; F At the Grand"Unti! Sunday. Man Thinks placa Merk ‘ For the Man’ She _ Loved. | metropotitan—Dark Twas he who n ye is “Mutual Weekly No. 27," “Rura po Ha wai the tit t pa tow Yael rt Romance Seattie—-Frank Rich Co. in "A ast ates Thirty-to-One Shot.” And well he pedigree e it At the Melbourne Until Sunday. || Orpheum—Vaudevitle. And gosslpe 2 a} 7 The Crimson Statn,” three reels Alno, he # jo ke Pantages — Vaudeville a @aily ie 4 Fregnt leaves both cities, 4:00 pm | “Sate ~ & PACIFic co. | “Safe tn Jat! 7 ORTH WEST acre" Pi hen — Vaudeville and motion nd the cheering cup, a At the Olympian Tonight. Grand He'd swear he for ussed them up % * Look Not Upon the Wine,” “a|} pictures hp age eo mig wed pede rnc hag hog AP roa glia Phone Elliott 1311 — F pement.” “The Spanish | Clemmer — Photoplays and4 1 as a flaming *4 i aden brea } De x § His hand was eatilonce; his other hand their death vaudeville, Melbourne — Photoplays and : The Ephemera,” “Cod Fishing From a Trawler,” "The Tit- mouse,” “A Youthful Knight ore Telephone Elliott 5560 For ice rates. We guaran qi vaudeville, Hoa weight and promp Alhambra — Photoplays and] Though many people loved him well, when he was called away, | At the Alhambra Unt!l Wednesday. vanderille, They lightly grieved and felt relieved and had a holiday Sa |“ eanty and the Beast.” é : RILDAD, THE HITTITE 1021 First Ave. Seattle, Wash. A rare old prophesying fake, his counsel none despised, And long he boasted, lived and Hed, till he was paralyzed MADE in SEATTLE MANUFACTURING establishment is of interest and value to a community in pro- portion to its contribution to the material and moral welfare of that community. The largest brewing interests in the entire West are located in Seattle, and rep- resented by the Seattle Brewing & Malting Company, whose principal products are the fa- | mous Rainier Beer and Malt Rainier, a Pure Malt Tonic. These products have so grown in popularity that in their manufacture and distribution | hundreds of thousands of dollars are annually spent in Seattle, and hundreds of Seattle fami- lies are dependent entirely on the pay roll-of the brewing company for support. But while the economic aspect of the business is an important one, the moral aspect is even more so. At this time the “Temperance Question” is receiving much attention and discussion. Every right-minded man_ believes in temperance; it is only a question of the best means to the end. We believe it is a fact which cannot be successfully disputed, that the in- | creased consumption of beer is a very potent factor in bringing about the desired reform. | The National beverage of the German Nation is Beer; it has almost totally displacéd the more ardent spirits, and instead of having a ‘Temperance Question” to solve, they are known the world over as an industrious, sober and temperate people. We are glad to have contributed to the industrial and moral welfare of our city. We are justly proud of the reputation achieved by our products over a large part of the world, | and wherever sold they stand as an emblem of Purity and a factor for Health and Happiness. ANO STR Root ROP > SEATTLE BREWING AND MALTING CO. Telephones: Sidney 526, Sidney 1