The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 28, 1913, Page 3

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TICKETS ON SALE SEPTEMBER 10, 11, AND 12, 1913 FINAL RETURN LIMIT SEPTEMBER 16, 1913 COWBOYS AND COWGIRLS —in— | WORLD’S CHAMPIONSHIP CONTEST Busting, Steer Roping, Bulldogging, Relay Races for Cowbo; girls, Indians; Stage Coach Ra Cow Pony Race les and War Dances; Bucking Buffaloes, Steers and Cows, Fan Trick Roping and many wonderful stunts that only the people Tange can perform FOUR FINE TRAINS DAILY Inds My an ney Mor turther information as to schedules and rates, call on or address H. O'NEILL, District Passenger Agent. Tel. Main 034, of LABOR COUNCIL FIGHT FOR YOUR POINDEXTER 10 SEATS M’NULTY, HUBBY, ADVISES GET DANIELS” AID § - "| BUT ON PROTEST THIS YOUNG WIFE ON ALASKA BILL? Local No. 13, of the McNulty fac | tlon of Electrical Workers, was) seated last night by the Seattle Central Labor Council, after months} | | pro: The act test, and to an order by Secretary Jof the American Federatio At one time the « was withdrawn by when it failed to seat th action, About a mot Reld faction, in the intere json y od to withd on taken was ur was merely of Labor which Federation ynventior American the nation meets In Seattle “MOTHS,” FIVE-REEL MUTUAL FEATURE With M ‘ Ouida as star, the t ex women ned, is soon » shown in Seattle. . Invaders, trayal of the 1892, a stirring John Li loyd wf thrilling r War atization of ovel of ‘ two-reel The por Rus fran al f e Invaders ft The most-talked stories b motion shown at the play houses, It tells a tr story of the conflict In Wy and other Western states the homeste s and rane! h own # warfare, started because the | large tracts of land of t 4 the coming of the home uent — of the land, was ¢ t government took a hand tn th matter and forced the warring fac s to lay down their arms. The ution of the homesteaders d gangs of bad mer ed in great loss of life sides and the uncertainty of living during these times was a great det riment to the development of th West. | Pathe's Weekly brings an excep: | tionally interesting pictorial ed! tion of the latest important hap penings of the world eee A $50,000 REEL In these columna last night “ Life of Dante” was called a $5, film. Fifty thousand dollars was spent fn {ts production. te the large *. Union Friday to Saturday Night A Victim of Deceit,” Kalem a; “The Beaded Buckskin Selig drama; “An Unwritten Chapter,” Vitagraph drama; | “Dregs,” Lubin drama; “A Surprise | for Four,” Lubin comedy | ee At the Olymp “Seaing Double Marshal's Ca and the Gilded Way Dream Until Saturday Night | “The Water Rat,” two-part! drama; “The Grand Canyon of New| York” (Ausable Chasm), travel; | | | | ° n Tonight Jean and Her| hool Principal,” | Gold | | ‘Her Wooden Leg,” “On the Dumb Walter,” ¢ Class A Until Saturday Night “Branded for Life,” two-reel Itala drama; “Gaumont Weekly No Just in Time,” drama Colonial Until Saturday pf che For Her Sister's The Hostage,” Pathe play Cupid Did,” ¢ dy; “His j * comedy; “$1,000 Pathe play Sake,” dr hat Athletic Reward, o- Melbourne Until it of Envy Th insel for the The Golden Heart.” drama Day, d The Kelp Saturday drama Defense ;" Raby ce Indus ry,” educ Grand Until Saturday Trapped in the Deathbed,” fea [ture reel Waiting for Hubby |comedy; “Mutual Weekly,” world news Elite Until Thursday “Wanted by the Polic reels; “Story of an Overcoat, comedy ee Tilikum Until Sunday “The Smuggler's La Kalem drama; “Quaint scenic Edis comedy; Pathe dr Letter, . ast Deal,” Spots tn A ama Selig hions a drama, Athambra Until “The Beaten Path, drama; “When Cupid Won, edy; “Some Runner,” comedy Thursday Night Wilde Amer fean feature; three “Breth- | ren of Sacred med One of the Finest, . Sunday t e-reel | cam: | Home Until “Truth in the reels; Fish,” « drama AT THE THEATRES THIS WEEK. Moore—Scott Polar in motion pictures, Metropolitan—Dark. Seattie— Dark. Orpheum—Vaudeville, Empri Vaudeville, Pantages-—Vaudevillo, Grand—Vaudeville and motion pictures. Clemmer — Phovoplays vaudeville, Expedition and Melbourne — Photoplays and vaudeville, Alhambra — Photoplays vaudeville, and Mrs. Victoria Cross LOS ANGELES, Cal,, Aug. 28. “The way to keep a husband is to fight for him “It doesn't matter if you have to fight a woman bigger than you “Diplomacy isn't half so sure way of keeping him from the othe | woman as to fight This is the Vv nard Cros on of Mrs band, called traighten matt Mrs. Cross had with counte othe th it in st I think ought to re ters she find “And ff there {s ar ought to settle there. “A girl shouldn't marry an artis to begin with,” she concluded, re flectively. “He has too much ten an, dow But he n ever rown nd's Cr woman, # all her b th “ | perament.” ATE CHERRIES—DRANK MILK—AND DIED FOURCHE, 8. D. Two small elle, a ranch a basket of che a few minutes later drank & quart of milk time later. Ace cians, the cherries and milk nced an acid which caused ¢ BELLE Both died a sh to ph Shall I Lunch? If you want the best in the city at the lowest prices als let then and} \t C z,| ternational paterday and nearly rt} there is but one answer-— WING'S Cafeteria FIRST and UNION By Gilson Gardner WASHINGTO Dante Poindexte \tr 60¢ Dante Pac coast that the | Alaska « jthe P: bo 20. na wit al to put sie ny lt if he nd di Ser bo ceived fron letter whict poticall ar My Dear Senator: | he received your letter of the stant, which arrived while | wae the West. | do not know that you have Informed that the de nducting tests of the cruiser lust n tet in a «are been partment is now co Alaska coal board Maryland. ‘The department has mined |transported this to the board, and we king eagerly | forward to the results of the experi ment. Of course, with the develo |ment of the Pacific station we will require a great quantity of coal and oll on the Coast “| should like very much to fer with you on this interesting |topic. When you are in this vicin |ity, | hope you will drop in to see me. Very cordially yours, “JOSEPHUS DANIELS.” We feature coal sea rel At $1.50 At $2.25 a few ] UST 65 Walking ation exter all-woo , and per xt and urge delegat ay » delivered at the a chair ade flounce. with | | | 0B MAYOR NOW “Hesketh will be on w for two weeks rill is away on al 1 will at d the] sod Templars at] Mayor "Bob" hi Mayor Cot convention of th Cleveland yor was undecided today will also attend the in School Hose and Under- wear Don't Cost Much Here. Tie MARKETS meeting at 8 to 27. sence will onths, OREGON of te, caused blast with |W. C. Rat |from probs Harry Cowsen erious ¢ The men were and buried beneath r of exes on Western of storage The price for t Butter ay. exes * sufferi injuries and and Matt Poliner are dition today price the same high enough Petaluma ing sear Lack Jemand for blackberries continu’ despite the low price. here is rellet in sight. The ape market inues to slump agas have dropped to » is a scarct ure » sale | eK is be many feet| nd dirt. | After Vacation Peel Your Discolored Skin pr nig DR. L. R. CLARK, D. D, 8, Aug 28.—Lu hant of sight on n OS ANGELES fil.| clen A. Ganahl Oakland, dropped night of August while a senger on the steamer Harvard route from San Francisco to os Angeles | ‘The ship's our! to explain his Our! relatives here S}the rail while We worked for many our painless plan of extracting ing and crowning teeth before dared to announce the result of our |work to the public, but now we reaping reward we are our An endless chain of satisfied pa tients stands ready back of painless promises. Remember price on dentistry is one-hal |than our competitors charge |Regular $10 Gold Crowns Regular $10 Plates A written all work WE GIVE GAS. | Regal Dental Offices Jn a ae i rooms; transient 60c to $1; weekly Dr. L. R. Clark, D. D. &, Manager } $2.50 to $4.00, Virgin Hotel, 804 1405 Third Av., N. W. 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BANQUET IN HONOR OF HENRY GEORGE The birthday anniversary of Henry George, the great single taxer, will be celebrated September 3 by a banquet at the Washington Annex, to which the public is in- vited. Mayor Hindley of Spokane is to be the speaker of the evening. Other speakers of state-wide promi- nence will also be pre: The banquet will begin at 6 . ™m. of Agriculture. The resultant foal| Tickets may be obtained from the has been highly praised by horse-|following: G. E. Tilton, Leary and the breeders are urging|building; J. Z. Barrie, 4131 Corlis hat the government import as av.; Mary G. O'Meara, 1823 12th ay. a ase “Upon onan: HORLICK’S GENUINE Avoid imitations—Take No Substitute Rich mill, malted grain, in powder form. More healthful than tea or coffea For infants, invalids and growing children. Agrees with the weakest digestion, Pure nutrition, eens wholebody. Keep it on your sideboard at homa Srvigceates noxaing mothers aac the aged. 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