The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 8, 1913, Page 3

STAR—MONDAY, SEPTEMBE Here’s a Store Brimful of Clean, Crisp, New Fall Merchandise at Very Moderate Prices! $2 Pr. Lace Curtains 35c Ea. BITS OF a GOSSIP WHAT’ HERE |"LES MISERABLES” PLAYS TO PACKED HOUSE Lew Minerat 1! letor Paris- Inspired Millinery at Just Ordinary Prices SPANISH GIRL TAKES INDIAN NAME; PLAYS THRILLING ROLES FOR MOVIES enly Into 4 fruits an K stunts 0, Miss —AND— ae at ts, However, nROWN plet ight Mar Tin are? By EDWIN J soon to be THE ANIMATED WEEKLY Lord Haldane, in his visit te | Amer is shown in the Ant Buca their 3 at the Alhambra WHO BRLINVES 3 ar Sm x ‘ ny lcemen ago Su “ arsing : 7h nliont slugeing < tor y York tea at Ber in ex. city; | and Jauaint |atreets | in ev pleture —— the effect The ple » at the the re week, Matir 0 dai ening The film t with one se see Alhambra Until Wednesday Night Peleas and Mellsar th Class A Untli Tuesday Night feature f Rex dray Lie Detective, Ad Trouser Suits$4.95 5 Me SAMPLES: up! Lace Curtains 59c $1.00 Pair 19c for she ard 191 y red bordier, Your TERLING TWEEDS, Che Worst isome pat easted or Gy S terns eds 4 bo ible VERY AT "$1 48 c {Rainy-Day Shoes for Boys) e8 arts / ys and Grown-U ps—Special fence of . by John J re fs celebrating in honor of Vegetar Drear Norfolk style in all sizes ve-giving su . Btates cist y . (Buffalo Bill) | 3 r An extra pair macy , trict, a ene 0 2% | 4,0f pants for Boys’ High Top Boots, : ie Tres SEAR VALLEY IN NEW FILES | Dream Until Tuesday Night ag ian’ ice male nountains of im Until Tuesday Night black or tan demonstr mountains “The Awakent Mar W Boys’ Corduroy sizes 2 is acknowl public | Pants the Seether. “Out needs not » most beaut! kind you gen price, patr ; to defer re erally pay $1 Men’s 12-inch High piss : endure. Life for here to Two full soles, morrow ther counters, tar ye. a » tan Z Colonial Until rage Night he for .. * 65c only. ee ee se ee ee, ure-covered hills, | uring fe atures | has environed| jwith which natur the spot. Log houses and hunting | xiges add to the picturesque scen-| ery and lend themselves admirably to picture taking. The Universal Film Co. has taken some beautiful filma there already, and more are to follow others elviliza: by the cial rig! for ¢ taining to Dp I here ment which every Soc proud That the S that religion Where You Can Buy ’Em 6 for a Quarter Seattle merchants are re he Star's sugges of the traction company’s trary withdrawal of the sale of tickets on cars you can buy six car tickets for & quarter at the following That every man shou i] pl right to labor and to t ° bis labor. Equal suffrage without of vex. Order bro In spite Panton & London, ond av. MacDougal! - Southwick Co., Second and Pike. New York Outfitting Co. 825 Third av. S. 8. Frink, stall lake market. American Paint & Wall per Co., First and Union. Wright Restaurant Co. Inc., 164 Washington st. Tallor Ready Co., Fourth and Pike, Golden West Grocery, 65th and Phinney. The Bon Marche, Second and Pike. J. G. Seecamp, 1406 Third. Bell Drug store, venna line. Perfecto cafeteria, Third and James. Bell-Guice Grocery Co, and 63rd 8. W. Edw. Robinson & Sons, mont av. and Ewing st. Summit Liquor Co. First av. Jewish New Year's Card store, 1715 Yesler way. | People's Cash Grocery, No. 2, 420 30th av. N. Spring Cigar Co. (four stands), 709 First av. Second av. and Madison st., 915 Second v., Third av. and Pike st Bickford grocery, First av. and Madison st. Olympian Cigar store, Second || and Washington. Green Lake Drug Co., 7208 Woodlawn av. ; Battersby & Smith, 906 First ital becaus: rivat av. ip in the | : ner Herman Wealth product ond av. 8. felts of the Smith long to those Jackson. labor can National Liquor Co., 405 Pike. Peodect until Renton Hill Pharmacy, 14th eee wt and Madison. aboliahed. Box office, Colonial theatre. mee sell California Wine Co., 5303 Bal tr ehamaes lard av. A. D. T. Co., 112 Columbia. McCormack Bros., Second and James. O'Keefe & Mudd, 610 First av. Eagle Transfer Co., 611 Fourth av. Rainier Laundry (downtown || that shail n office), 103 Second av. S. of bis dali 5,” Pope Westlake Av. Market, afl ER Fit > |] Westlake av. N. fate are going ‘ . Uncle Sam Dye Works, 1125 ante a Son Se, Oomony Cascade Laundry, 5403 Ballard Property ft: t ; av. the store , C. Nybo, 103 First av If nature Golden Pheadant Restaurant, Og 1115 Pike st. iy, aca ¥ Brooklyn Av. Slavery tipon | and Brooklyn av. If nature ow Hub Clothing Co., 615 First av. Reuse to supp Butler's Cigar Co. 614 First {0 lock the store Frank Engquist & Son, tallors, Die and put 6422 Ballard av. Heroux Lunch Room, 5503 Du wamish av. Columbla Cash Market, 81 W. Columbia. Shamek Bros. jobbers, 227 to 235 Lumber Exchange Bidg The Vegetarian store, 122-124 Sanitary Market. £. H. Dahien Paint & Wall paper store, Pine st. between Second and Third aves. Hood’s Candy Co., 1509 Pike place. Geo, C. Kenyon & Son, 2008 Westlake av. Ernst Hardware & Plumbing Co., 504 Pike st. Annie Reardon, candy stand, 113 White buiiding. Stratford Cigar Co, 910 Sec ond av. Clemmer ond av. First Hill Pharmacy, 901 Mad ison et. Palace Cafe Washington st. , Coney & Shaw's Barber Shop, 117 Columbia st. 1111 Sec. Lstinction | which has may manifest so: 204, West- dustrial and political Acquiring the powers of governme ¢ivilized method, the ballot. past Pa- and ex ages syndicalism. ppt for & political party Beginning with this art! quote only that part of F letters which hb ence of economics, ligious questions I « My motto is let his God of th and Ligh t tn x. cigar stand, end of Ra- Alki Fre. 1603 profit mongers a 0 possess th spoken of by and sece Biumenthal, 120 Sec- Pharmacy, 23rd and wages, while the “Nature owes t 233 Grocery, 40th We are born wy being r wii % born int ption of 4 Manifesting it ee and win are A and or theatre, 1416 Sec- ‘Ove Leo t Who help them an they we tt tire” and Grill, 160 “Mona Darkfeath LOS AN pretty story, ELES, pt 8.—A| with pathos tn fc ters about the naming MONA DARKFEATHER, the tiar In toplayer To tell it a secret must | first be revealed—this clever girl ts NOT A REAL INDIAN! i Spaniard, with an inherent lov the Indian le and their toms. Her home California r w there that SHE ¢ Mona Dark The little Indlan the home of th when she was very child of a helper adopted Her quain sorrowful eyes, ry one One day the Great Spirit called her to come to the happy hunting ground. But before she could leave she slipped her thin arms around the neck of her big girl friend and whispered “You take name I leave behind I make good spirits watch over you when I away.” * Th was no more strength in the little lungs. The little Mona Darkfeather had gone. But the new Mona rose up in her place, breathing a promise to carry the name of the little Indian girl as long as she lived. That's the story which Mona, the photoplayer, told tn her dressing room out at the Universal ranch, in California. She's a member of the Hison com pany, which puts on the big Indian and army picture: The spirit of the ly seems to hi around the dian charact has been fn sunny} rly all her life, and it old Spanish patio t the ORIGINAL «irl came into Spanish family young, as the Sho was t, appealing ways and wou the heart Darkfeather Indian girl real wrapped itself Spanish player, for she how to dress the part and to look and act it that Teal Indians on the rasch made A CHILD DOESN’T | LAUGH AND PLAY IF LITTLE STOMACH {8 SOUR, LIVER TORPID AND BOWELS CLOGGED California Syrup of Figs” at onee—a teaspoonful today often saves a sick child tomorrow If your little one ta ovt-of-sorts half-sick, isn’t resting, eating and acting naturally—look, Mother! see if tongue ts coated. Thisis a sure sign that its little stomach, liver and bowels are clogged with waste When irritable, feverish, stomach sou breath bad or has stomach-ache, diarrhoea, sore throat, full of cold, give a teaspoon ful of “California Syrup of Figs,” and in a few hours all the const! pated poison, undigested food and sour bile gently moves out of its little bowels without griping, and you have a well, playful child again. Mothers can rest easy after gtv. ing this harmless “fruit laxative,” ecause it never fails to deanse the little one’s liver and bewels and sweeten the stomach and they dearly love its pleasant taste, Full directions for bables, ciiidren of all ages and for grown-ups printed pach bot sware of counterfeit fig syrups. Ask your druggist for a ®cent bot tle of “Callfornla Syrup of Figs;” then see that it Is mate by the ‘alifornia Fig Syrup Company.” Don't be fooled! Give cross, AT THE Angeles Cafe 1422-1426 First Avenue Our 25c Regular Dinner AND Our Special 50c Chicken Dinner Served from 11 a, m. fo 8 p. m. Are Unexcelled in Seattle Oysters, Dungeness Crabs, Fish, Steaks and Chi LATEST _MOTION PICTURES—PREB Vocal and Instrumontal Concert Afternoons and Evenings BY Prof. Nape's Hawallan Orchestra -—-OF— 9—Artists: FR er” of the Films her one of them She rides like an Indian, k. She knows no fear. or four years she has been ap- pearing on the screen in different Indian roles She has been tled to the back of a wild broncho, “burned at the stake” and forced to ride down kulches and along narrow that her safety at bare | move AT THE THEATRES THIS WEEK. Moore—"Les Miserables,” in || motion pictures Metropolitan—Denk Seattio—Dark. Orpheum—Vaudevitie. Emprese—Vaudeville, Panta -Vaudeville, Grand—Vaudeville and motion pictures, Clemmer—Photoplays Melbourne—Photoplays Alhambra—Photoplays. | BULL AFTER GIRL NORTH ESCANABA, Mich, A red dress worn by 4 an so enraged a 2-yearold ste er| that he broke away from Frank! Case, who was leading it through t, and dashed at the offend ing color. Frightened, the young woman started for a nearby exterior stair way, with the infuriate in hot pursuit. When it r ‘hed the foot of the stairs the animal did not hesitate, but f wed the terror. stricken woman up to tho third story of the building, where she os caped by darting into the bullding and slamming the door and locking ft in the anim al's face. ANNOUNCEMENT Dr. A.M. Johns Dr. ¢. of the bent known fropractors in the Pactfte went has come to Se att and large and handsome ly fitted offices at 812 - 81 A Bank er of Second and Madison r the fean s1IdIng, cor past r Dr. John practiced In having b member of the firm of LaJole & Johnxon where he bullt up a mont enviable reputa tion for curing Chronte aliments, Dr Johnson treated suc onsfully some of the best known people in Bpokane, and has on file at his office tes timontals shi that he cured them of serious allments of long standing. Dr, Johnson ts 11 the wink censed b Board. His Office Hours are 10 to & jitation and Examination Free Lady Attendant Vhone Main 2788 for App AMERICAN CAFE Fourth and Pike. Ernest Gianetti, Proprietor State Cons intments Cabaret Vaudeville 8 p.m. to l a, m, AMATEUR NIGHT EVERY FRIDAY CA8H PRIZES. Contestants apply to B. K Maitland, Director, Thursday, 2p. m. French Dinner With Bottle of Wine, 50c |comedy; “T Edison dr | Hamlin, The Clin "athe play; The Hand of drama The L art,” § drama Hard Luck B nay od Melbourne Until Tuesday Death Knell three-part ama; “Jack Meets His Americ Went al Se Re omedy; “The Ne Baby . Tuesday Night x,” tworeel Amer f His Life,” Majes-| razzied §=Finance,” Grand Un the View our Display of Women's . Fall Suits Jones, rama, at Threads drama Howlin Olympian Tonight Vitagraph drama in two The Coveted Prize Blograph comedy; “Frappe Love,” Blograpt Golden Wedding AOE ae Vester Until Tuesday Night The Moonshine drama; “The = Tat Scenes {n Honolulu, my's Baby;" “The Pted ature ee Se LONDON plication Piper ot|*arness in ying for money Circult Until Tuesday Night “The Gr on God,” three-reel fea ture h Trade Secre the Vat The Green Kaybee drama Union Until Monday Night King Robert of Sicily,” two-reel r It o In Moroland,” education: | and al, “The Artist and One jous harm to Shadow but the stic Selle; Miss Lubin comedy. see Clemmer Until Tuesday Night “Pathe's Weekly No. 47,” world’s wa; “Slander's Tongue,” drama ‘Nann of the Woods, r With the atives of New Fickle Fortune's Radldned Arabian Nigh Okla, Tulsa ha { many lons ente WILMINGTON, N.C Within twenty years bers of the Ballington New Hope have been lightning Twenty y sons were } when a Four years ught a bugey d Ten years feeding s stock struck dead, and last summer an other son Was struck wn with hi baby in his arms, both being fr stantly killed, The last stroke came a few days ago, when the aged mother of the family was killed by a bolt which entered her kitchen as she was preparing per. NO KID FOR HER PITTSBURG x 8.—The wedding of Miss Margaret Schmitz and Michael J. Donnelly take place in St. Mich and everything was rm event, but the appear bride and bridegroom. After rela tives and friends, who filled the church, had waited il their pa tlence was exhausted, some on¢ passed the word through the con-| wregation that Margaret balked be-| cause she learned Michael wa en only 20 years old, and, therefore, a| asiases minor. | nine mem in f family of] cer killed by 1 have the | field both uring a thunder ago, the father, nee with pint KE. Vv. G. A. R. POST IS DISSOLVED} POTTSVILLE, Pa, Sept. 8 Owing to thelr inability to | longer keep intact their organ ization, due to the infirmities of old age, the surviving ten members Encampment No. 19, of Union Veteran Le gion of the civil war, met for the last time at their quarters | and dissolved the encampment With tear-dimmed the veterans furled their flags and, with uncovered heads, voted to turn them over with all the relics in their possession to the Schuylkill County Histor foal society. These will be formally accepted with a yp triotic program by the latt nization, Sept. 8 Brighton . well dressed young woman ap will you ¥ might easily any FAMILY IS FATED: |iearned when a iar }pound for Sand Springs Park, where » man in charge of the BARBERS Oak Barber Shop Lady Barbers 1015 Third Ave. CAFES TATE’S CAFE | _ * TABLE D'HOTE DINNER i i eee CLAY PRODUCTS | “é Denny - All Clay Products 1007 Hoge Bldg. For Space in This Directory Our pri palr .. 3 Boys’ Schoo! Shirts or Blouses — Hig assortment of plain shades or terns, with military lar; all st Special Men's solid counters Youths’ col Boys’ School Hose—Plack siscs 13% (0 * or tan, with double soles for hard wear. cial tomorrow, 12. two-buckle Our price, GIRARD, Ohio, Sept. 8.—Charles Kyle has filed his primary petitions for re-election as marshal of Girard, despite the fact that the office pays a salary of only $1.00 a year He's planning a hot campaign, too, though he will have no opposition. “I like to wear the badge” says Kyle. “That's the long and short of it.” “If 1 said Judge grant Mac- county court to d her out mise me one answered: “Ye said the judge again wear a one you are now ka out most dan do seri you.” pt. & one b MELONS Charles old, when his fiancee’s objected to his marrying their daughter, returned to his room, spent most of the night taking a bath, shaving and dress. ing himself in the garments pur- chased for the wedding, then shot himself through the head, dying in- atly. STERLIN Hubner, The ave made the dis. a wagonload of ring Tulsa is not i] Sept. 8 yn of such loads is ? “DEAD” TEN YEAR brought into the 3PRINGFI D, IL, Sept was D, IL, Sept. 4, load of me y dead, and after the Moder a Woodmen had paid a policy of $1,000 to his wife, Bears A. Miner, who disap- ared ten years ago at Mul- ry Grove, Ill, has been lo- cated at Horton, Ark rogress, was inter to answer to the “Dayton” 6inch high-cut, pers and solid oak fron-wear soles; Little Gents’ High-Cute—Tan straps; | train for his home in Hartford, | wouldn't $3.98 Loggers—This well-known with welt soles and wee 98 Our price, pair.. High-Cuts—Black or tan, box calf up- $3.19 Ri calf with $2.49) Our price, pair sizes 8% pair Seattle sintita:'| Distrib- utors of Standard Patterns 10c-15¢ Wis., Sept. 8.— Police Judge N. B. Nelson sa thi X-ray gown is not a cause for alarm. “It depends on the mind of the™ man who ‘rubbernecks’ whether a certain dress is shocking or not," said the Judge. “If that mind hap- pens to be inclined to evil thoughts, the owner will notice more of this MILWAUKEE, | kind of thing that would a mind DRESSED FOR IT thinking thoughts more pure. “One man will watch one of those dresses as far as he can see ii, while another will pass by and hardly notice it.” SAYS PRISON TERM . MADE MAN OF HIM ATLANTA, Ga., Sept. 8 —A con- vict for three years and glad of it. That is the attitude of Otto Vogt of Hartford, Ct, who was released | from the Atlanta federal prison, “You won't believe me,” said* young Vogt before he boarded a® “buts have missed the ex perience for anything. It was an™ education, If the treatment I re. ceived there, and the knowledge gained while inside those walls |don't make a man of me, why I'm | hopeless, that’s all.” . Vogt was convicted of sending? improper matter through the mails "SEATTLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY FUNERAL DIRECTORS It Makes a Great Difference which undertaker you call into your home—the careless and haphazard or the capable and proficient. We have not only had years of experience, but have coupled with years of actual study E. R. Butterworth & Sons 1921 FIRST AVE. GROCERIES Zoble Groowy' Co. Sugar leanser bottle wine 1415 ‘Third Ave. J.D. THAGARD 20 Ibs. Cans C The Mecca). ee Matches STALL 219, WE PENNANTS _ ‘Lindquist & Lund Pennants, Tents and Awnings 220 SPRING STREET TLAKE MARKET Renton” Call Main 9400 Select from the Goods of the Following Merchants—They Are Thoroughly Res liable and Solicit Your Patronage. _PHOTO SUPPLIES ~ KODAKS : Developing—Printing—Enlarging — NORTHWESTERN PHOTO SUPPLY CO. Eastman Kodak Co. 1320 Second. Opp. Arcade Bidge REALESTATE ~ JOHN B. JACOBS ~ REAL ESTATE BROKER Financial Agent Phone Elliott 1323. 344.N. Y Block RESTAURANTS —- German Delicatessen Shop C. F. Baasch 913 THIRD AVE, Chauncey Wright Feeds From 2,000 to 3,000 People Daily 110 OCCIDENTAL AV. THEATRES _ yee of the North W Edison drama, Col. € Is, A Day With a Hin he Road a France— athe, When = Are Not Glasses—Vitagraph comedy. TILIKUM THEATRE pds—2 Reels