The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 22, 1913, Page 3

The Great Magician OTHER BIG FEATURES Oc and 200 DANCING HIPPODROME Fitch and University, . Unton Owhestra. ‘ e Taught by Competent * Teachers, CAFE FIRST AND STEWART A PLACE TO EAT From 3 to 12 P. M. PANTAGES CARTER SCENIC Cabaret Vaudeville Class Entertairers—8 | | | EROUS SCENES!” when he fell off a hore He knows what it feels play the scary parts in moving p ture plays. Karr has done any number stunts which include deep-wate diving, leaps from high cliffs and buildings, races with trains on| trestles, hanging from high places | by the finger natls and clinging to a precipice by means of a frail creeper, which might or might not | stand the test of his weight “You see,” he know exactly what's |don't get so nervous had to do the same th get ‘cold feet.” Karr stock company ft Refore he joined coming Hut Fort the screen N & V0 GY Cw oR FS tN FF iu Arriving n,Vom for general wear; SP kid and gunmetal, at Nubuck Boots, Elevator. Floor. HE trip from PO! highway in the State almost any time of the is enjoyed by thousa The pleasures of the hanced by the use of iking on any trip— ANGEL ials and the pure wa ings. If you will order a es it more palatable ake freely of it with Brewed in Port Angeles. Telephone Main THE ANGELES NEW FALL lot of Men’s Low Cuts, in patents, tans, TON SAMPLE SHOE SHOP Second Ave. and Pike St. the wonderful mineral springs of Sol Duc, over the fin-__ great hotel and sanitarium or to spend a while at charming resorts of the Olympic region. ge made close at hand, THE FAMOUS Product of the most wholesome and carefully selected : ; ; ; ; ; ; ; : ‘ : ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; i ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ’ : ; | ome you will find that you prefer it to other beers be- fause it contains less alcohol than other beers, which Produced by beers in which there is an excess of aleohol. | Its Flavor Delights SEATTLE DEPOT, CITY DOCK STYLES Daily for en and Boys —AT— $2.50 YOU SAVE REAL DOLLARS HERE SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK picture above Men's Gunmetal! Button Boot, with full round Goodyear sewed. A stylish and comfortable model, Iso same in blucher cut .... ECIAL $1.45 IEN’S PUMPS, OXFORDS AND BOOTS White Canvas and Oxfords, Patents and Velvets, Suede 1,00 Pumps, MAIL ORDERS DELIVERED FREE BY PARCEL POST . Oper: Saturday Evening to 10. Co. tnc. Eite! Building. Bs RT ANGELES to of Washington, may be made year, and throughout the sum- nds of persons who go to visit road and of all outdoor life are the mild, bright and palatable easy to obtain and worth ES BEER ter from the Olympic Mountain case of Angeles Beer for your and more refreshing--you may none of the disagreeable effects Sold Everywhere. 580 or Ballard 1949 BREWING COMPANY So says Darwin Karr, who was} nearly killed not so very long ago, like to of or said, “If we don't} we | if we} hazardous ng two or three times, we might plays leads with the Solax J play ers, he was on the stage with Vir $2.95 § | 3 4 Darwin Karr, the Solax Star ginfa Harned, Raymond Hitchcock and Florence Lindley Risks Life Daily; Keeps His Nerve Only Through Fact That He Doesn’t Rehearse “WE NEVER REHEARSE DAN. | and a headliner In vaudeville for three years, He says that though there are no lines to learn In the photoplays, there is plenty of think lng to do " “A player has to get hold of the story firat, he told me, aa Boon as he has been assi¢ d to a new part, Then he has to think up the costume for the part and decide how many changes will be nece Jeary, After that it Is back to the dressing room and your own mirror to work out the situation and t a grip on the ‘atmosphere’ of the! play and the part.” | Karr owns a cat He lives several miles from the Solax studio « drives to work every morning Karr is another of the actors who likes the jingles of his pay check 2 weeks in the ar bout the time T started in with pletu he nid tc on Broadway used to stop me, ever once in a while, and # Hear | you've gone into the movies, Lawe! You'll never catch me doing that.| I woulda’t let the public see ME act for a nickel!’ “But nowadays, let me tell you, those same actors are singing a different song as they go hunting | He was with Brady for five years a job, AND a nickel along that same old Broadway for maybe. WHAT'S ON AT THE SEATTLE HOUSES Alhambra Until Sunday Night Heart id of a two: “Salling False comedy; “The Flower Gir! the Counterfelter,” drama; and Rogers, baritone : Colonial Until Saturday Night “Breaking Into the Big Leagy two-part feature; “Pathe Weekly”; Father's Chicken Dinner,” com jedy; “Suffragette Minstrels,” com ledy. Melbourne Until Saturday Night | “The Missing Witness,” two-reel } drama; A Fickle Tramp and a |Horse on Fred,” comedy; “Ken }tucky Foer,” drama eee Grand Until Saturday Night “The Quakeress,” two-reel drama; “Mutual Weekly No. 33"; “Interna: tlonal Mechanical Motion Pictures’ | (wew scenes). j ee ss A Until Saturday Night 4 Fantomas, the Phantom Crook,” three-ree} feature; “* ly No. 7 | Dream Until Saturday Night | “Indian Loyalty,” drama; “First | Aid to the injured,” educational; |‘Bobby’s Long Trousers, y |“The Penalties of Reputation,” dri ma; “Mary's Temptation,” drama, “ee At the Odeon Friday “Broncho Billy and His Sweet- drama; “Scenes r Days,” Edison sce #.” Biograph comedy; Vitagraph drama; | Spe | the Count Goes Bathing,” Biograph comedy. An unusually good pro gram Is offered. At the Olympian To! “The Magic Shoe,” “ and Axle Grease,” Suspicion,” Rustler “Arrirt’s Bab night ngel Cake pundless Spur,” At the Yesier Until Sunday “A Gambler's Honor,” ireal Raymond,” “On the Broad “The Reformation of ROUGH WORK, AL! 22 PENDLETON, Ore., | Evading the vigilan at the St. Anthony's where he was being treated for a | mental disorder, O. G. Allen, a pho- |tographer, rushed from the build- ling, leaped into his automobile and |dashed down the street, crashing |into the front of the Pendleton Drug Co.'s store, doing damage esti mated at $1,000. | Allen was practically uninjured |but the car was badly wrecked. After the crash Allen stepped down out of the wrecked automo |bile yelling, “Lat ‘er buck and have \cigars on me, fellows.” He was taken into custody, Aug. of the nurses Hospital, CLEVER FRANK. CHICAGO, Aug. Frank Mor. gan was acquitted of the charge of chicken stealing when he pleaded that kernels of corn trickled out of his pocket and the chickens fol. lowed him home. 20 AT THE THEATRES THIS WEEK. Moore—"Everywoman.” Metropolitan—Darx. Seattle—“Uncle Tom's Cabin.” | |] Orpheurn -Vaudevilie. | Empress—Vaudeville, Pantages—Vaudeville, Grand—Vaudeville and motion pictures. Clemmer — Photoplays and vaudeville, Melbourne — Photoplays and vaudeville, Alhambra — Photoplays and vaudeville, ——_ Lost article: by Star want a Found” column. is in the “Lost and $ Buys a Sewing Machine. 150 Sewing Machines, all makes, $3.00 and up. New Machines rented, $2.00 per month, WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO, 1424 Third, near Pike. Phoge Main 1 FOUNTAIN PEN REPAIRING SHAW'S PHARMACY Second and Madjson, irele the globe in automob which has b especially equipped for the purp: | _ Every important elty tn the world | will’ be visited by the Universal | travelers, and they will take scenic views of especial splendor and in teresting close-up studies of etvic conditions in every metropolitan} city jaumont Week-! qi) of the Countries of the We | “The | chased are usually found| These instruments go on sale this GOSSIP PICKED UP AROUND LOBBIES UNIVERSAL PARTY WILL CIRCLE WORLD with letters of Intro duction from William Jennings Bryan, secretary of state, address ed to all the diplomatic and con: sular officers throughout the world and a personal letter from Mayor William J. Gaynor, Carl Von Ho! Equipped man, the Universal cameraman, a companied by Mr. and Mra, T Fr rick Lee, left for England on the steamer Minnetonka fon Hoffman and his party will The pletures to be taken Include a Sand Storm in the Desert, the Highest Peaks of the Mountains of} Bur the Unexplored Portions of HERE'S A GOOD LAUGH COMING The State an Imp comedy, will soon be released here. It's a laugh from start to finish, so If you have troubles, prepare to shed them Jake and Mike, two expressmen, in carrying a gladiator statue to a swell affair, let tt fall and it breaks. The rising young artist is up against ‘It, but decides to use the exprestmen as the s They consent, are crated tn statue! form and suffer rough usage en| route. | At the banquet the statue (7) ts! placed next to the banquet table and the temptation ta too much. The gladiators invade the banquet tabl The finish finishes them. ose A large portion of the Buffalo Bill Wild West show has been pur. by motion picture pro. ducers. . It Is reported that over 100 mo. tion pleture theatres are in course of construction in Chicago. OUTLANDISH SACRIFICE Piano Maker Needs Ready} Cash and Makes Ex- traordinary Offer WE are tnangurating the remod-| eled premises with a most extraor-| dinary | sale of high-grade player A manufacturer has sent an entire carload of latest and best player pianos; highest grade makes, sweet-toned, durable, in every way, Shop around everywhere. See the best to be had at $ Don't be satisfied to see anything less in price than $ come to the big piano house, and find a better and in ev ery way more desirablg piano in either fancy figured mahogany, or choicest quarterszawed English | oak or mottled walnut cases—and |* secure one for exactly half price, $362.50. This is the greatest sacrifice of latest player pianos ever heard of or that ever will be heard of again. A peculiar combination cumstances brings about precedented offer, There are only 19 of these. They are in every way. Plano may be se- lected now and arrangements may be made to make payment in a few days. We shall agree to refund all money pald for any of these planos in case purchaser, after delivery finds instrument not in every way satisfactory or as of cir. this un- warranted Terms are cash, represented, morning at Eilers Music House, Third Avenue and University Street. P. S.A few of the alteration sale pianos still remain on one of the upper floors ‘of this building Same prices and same terms as heretoforer Two good pianos for| $128 each—new ones, of course, though slightly marred during our rebuilding work—a number of the very finest uprights, including one Sohmer, two .Kimballs, one Hallet| & Davis Grand, and numerous oth-| ers, all at corresponding reductions. Ellers M ic House, Eilers Building, Third and University, ° ° 1" Summ Netter and #6 750 M only ment Blega $1.00 $1.00 a fine the ne crotch MEN’ TON hair black white Made” Wool t Mo “Union \ Prices Here! air 25c, To 25c Pr. Women’s Cotton Hose 11¢ EMARKABLE VALUES R laste, while tomor CHILDREN extra fin: neh rib, a patr morrow e CHILOREN’S SCHOOL HO PANTS OR TIGHTS, tomorrow again at, on sale full bloo: $1.50 BOYS’ PANTS, neat patterns, in t all sizes, Special FREES?! FREES! Choice of any 15¢ pattern with every Standard Fash fon Book, which sells for 20¢, SHOT FROM FORT BREAKS HIS PIPE NEW YORK, Aug 2.—The Gleaner, a two-masted fishing) smack, under the command of Capt Robert ‘Tapper, brought a badly- frightened crew to the dock, T captain acted a bit excited himself, and the boat looked as if it had sone through a South sea typhoon. The block was broken off the main gaff, the downhaul had been cut in halves, in addition to other dam- age inflicted. “No,” said the captain, “we haven't been through a Storm— we've been through a naval battle. And right off Sandy Hook at that. | About 4 o'clock in the afternoon | we were making good time up the| coast, with full sail and steam. We | were just a mile off Sandy Hook. I} suppose I was half asleep at the wheel, with my pipe in my mouth, when there was a shriek of a can- non ball in the air. The right side of my face felt like it does when a barber is scraping it with a dull Wanted one to know that T fell the EASY PAY- PLAN, I have solved that ENVIOUS feeling that exists more or less between the person able and the party who thought themselves not able to own a BEAUTIFUL DIAMOND, Every DIAMONDS on I have simply offered to trust you, Now, all that you have to do is to select any diamond that fits your fi and p ALT 1 1vT? PETER MICHAEL JEWELER | 1204 Second Ave, TH MAN THAT TRUSBS YOU, eee TL EEE! Men’s Underwear Clean-Up! MARK BRIGGAN UNION SUITS, summer WOOL SHIRTS AQ, OR DRAWERS tan or white hose garter or ribbed top &@ garment.... Why Don’t You Save on Your Boys’ School Clothes, Too? 4 or cheviot, MORROW WILL the final ull Men's Underwear lay in a supply ave. READ! EN’'S BAL 39e v wetght A practical gar. for early full too ntly finished MEN’S MERINO ling er SG UNION SUITS bn Jersey rib, with w closed Cholee 798 $ WOOL OR COT- HOSE; camels wool socks or cotton hose with WOMEN’S on tap quantity black, with row 's fast every where HOSE; quality black SE, made of durable do: twisted yarn, in black or tan. All sizes, best he pair, Tomorrow, just 10¢ D KERCHIEFS. 35c A PAIR WOMEN’S KNIT VESTS, quality, with ‘ne : corner, ; uP! 19 UNDREDS OF Y like this again for some time Prices are SEATTLE moth down to bed-rock. READ! ere are taking 82.50 DLANKETS, advantage of the big wool finiahe X reductions offered by bom gy grey Beton this big sale. Your with neat borde boy deserves new price . elothe ! 82.00 COMFORTS, clothes. “READ! full aize, tilled . seaaE: Gh ZC GR Spl ha with snow-white SHANE ee Ove | | munca sane. | | fatty Googes por * nle-bre : 0 e styles ‘in tweeds, chev- J | BTTE tm stripes and rice @ bead fots or worsteds, grays, filled with soft tans or mixtures Ideal cotton and cov- School Suits. @N AA ered with silko- line in many Choice ... ety beautiful designs mer Knicker pants, APRON GINGHA yard. zor, and something took the pipe from my mouth. “Refore I had time to realize what had happened, the whole boat trembled from a tremendous shock and seemed to leap right out of the water, vhen I had told the crew, who the most scared ten men you ever saw, that the boat was all right, I saw that the shell, which came from the fort at Sandy Hook, had grazed the end of the main gaff and had _ cut the downhaul in halves, And it had actually knocked the pipe from my mouth, for I found myself chewing the broken stem.” Ghost Mystery Solved By Arrest of Woman SOUTH BEND, Ind,, Aug. 22.—In the arrest of Anna Janzik on a charge of grand larceny the police believe they have solved the mys- tery of the “ghost” who has been frightening women and children, ‘The police say they caught the woman in the act of stealing potatoes from a freight car, She was attired only in a thin night gown. The Janzik woman, it is claimed, has t n visiting cars in the rafl- 500 New Fall Neckwear Samples, Choice 15¢ | Here Comes a Shower of BARGAINS 15¢ to 25¢ qualities on sale tomorrow at AINTY SNOWY PURE LINEN About 40 dozen in all. STOCK . SECOND Ave. AT JAMES ST. road yards nightly, disguising her movements through her ghostly garb, It is also stated an effort will be made to fix upon the woman the leadership of a gang which has been working 1n South Bend for several months. Bartholdi’s Last Work * BELVORT, France, Aug. The last work of Frederick Auguste Bartholdi, sculptor of the Statue of Liberty, was unveiled here today is a monument commemorating the three sieges of Belfort in 18138, 1814 and 1870, The monument was left unfinished by Bartholdi, and was completed by Louis Noel, one of his pupils i 22— Yes, Sir, You Can Get a Handsome Business Suit Here Tomorrow for $10.00 v8 TH AST ] DAY ereat * ¢ round-up in Me rite — Include tweeds brown new styles TWO PAKS PANTS! *K ERCHIEF ANDSOME COAT- STYLE SHIRTS, H tached with cuffs at and military collar, in plain shades or fancy stripes MEN'S GOLF SHIRTS ance of 15 dozen shirts 1s sched- for tomorrow. Big variety of pat- 98> terns. Choice. 75e MEN'S CHAM- black, BRAY SHIRTS, rejn- with forced shoulders, Choice enn OC $1.50 AND $2.00 FLANNEL SHIRTS; all samples, in blue, gray, green or tan. 98 While they last, choice c gray or blue, of a fine sheer tly embroidered i } i Last Call on Bedding Mill- Ends—Stock up for Winter Now OU’LL NEVER HAVE ANOTHER CHANCE FRENCH $7.50 BOYS’ SUITS, Norfolk or EES, toe enlivte D, B. style; all-wool ite in New fall handsome patterns or blue serge. Regular Choice 4 98 17 > $4.8 bd FRENCH 50c BOYS' OVERALLS, blue LOTH, for VbDowW denim, bib style, with red color only: Crown piping. 29 a yard. spring rollers. Special ct price 1s cst Gi Se YARD CRASH TOWELING, a heavy, » ALL $1.25 PLAY SUITS, includ- he ey : Ph ar ronber ate, ehenement: ing baseball, rough rider, scout Regular ic Sale ‘price Aik Sie 8 or Indian suite, Sale 12%¢ YARD OUTING FLANN n plain colot choice c price atripes or plnids, Sale price... aie: Vege See seep eine 92.25 MFORTS, full size, filled’ with flufty cotton and covered with fancy silkoli Sale price HERA: $5.00 BED COMFORTS, extra large and heavy silkoline cover with plain borders Bale price ..... ° CHECK fast col- fancy 75c BOYS’ SHIRTS 49c NEAT BLUE OR STRIP- ED PATTERNS, with the popular military collar. All sizes in the lot, ERA REREAD DO YOU WANT A SHIP? *® WASHINGTON, Aug The Manila, one of the old Spanish vessels captured by Admiral Dewey in the battle of Manila Bay, Is to be sold, if a purchaser can be found who will pay more than $10,000 for the vessel. The ship is 209 feet long, of 1,750 * WAR SPOILS GO BACK | PARIS, Aug. 22.—France has x |Siven back to Russia the great x | bronze bell taken from the cathe- #/dral at Sebastopol and brought to | France as part of the spoils of the {Crimean war. Since then it has x | been in one of the towers of the x) cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris, tons and has a speed of ten %| The bell was presented formally to knots, It is now at the Mare #|the Russian ambassador. Island navy yard. * 7 vents TOO IO tt atnakeiler-d0ueg wine.—Ady. 22.— 22 * * * * * * * * * * * * Dine at the i dinner, with Remnant Sale DOUBLE ROLL 5c AND UP GOOD VALUES WALL PAPER E have just received a carload of the newest and latest designs of imported paper hangings. We carry the largest stock of exclusive designs to be found anywhere in the Pacific Northwest. Estimates are given and contracts taken on interior decorating and house painting. The largest line of pictures, mouldings, etc., in the city you will find here. Picture framing is our specialty, Globe Wall Paper Co. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY—907 SECOND AVENUE eave eC ever eeerenere