The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 25, 1913, Page 2

‘THE STAR—TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1913. BOALT AND LUANA! AH, SUCH A SWEET ROMANCE! PROCRASTINATION : They danced and sang for me/aclves in terror prostrate on they “But, Iaana, my feet are cold is the thief of time. We are trying to teach you it is to By Fred L. Bo alt , ‘linero on the beach, with the blue |ground, “Luana lay shuddering 1n|1 ald your advantage to buy your Holiday Merchandise © the Moore theatre 108) van on one hand and the drooping my arma “Ldon't know what "y king to see “The Hird of Para yahowa was looking straigl:|mbout,” replied my wife, na on the other, They bung , ana, In acid tone wreaths of flowers about my neck name is not I (How ridiculous!) * | Ho 1 wan gding to die! The priest |"but no wonder your feet are cold | |AMUSEMENTS| We were walting for Luana— | wan waying me to death IThe hed-clothes are wrapped about MOORE THEATRE HOLIDAY MATINEE THURSDAY ow ' “Happin And, lo! she camé, (Call it “auto-nuggestion,” “hyp-| your neck reamed | was @ beach dancing and laughing, and slip: |notism,” what you will, the thing see | comber, whom fate had cast ped her emooth, brown arms |can Le done!!) | 1 sought Luana this morning. upon an Hawaiian shore. | was | about me, and held me clom | My feet were cold, Ah, #0 soon’ 1 found her in a steam-heated EARLY Our Nine to Ten o'Clock Morning Bargains are accomplishing just what we intended them to do They bring the economical out early Later I dreamed cv @ our money goes twice as far It relieves the congestion later in the day dirty, ragged, drunk and very | 2? J cald pleasant, foolish things | Already life was leaving m lL was} apartment at the Washington —: to me. too young to dio, But my feet wer She Is quite as beautiful, You can shop with comfort | happy, Why not? | wandrink: | We were married and lived | cold F quite ae accomplished, as the oe wee “4 i } Ing ava from cups that looked In a grass house. WELL, IF 1 MUST DIP, LET IT) Luana of my dream. Accom 1 “Get the Habit” of shopping early like cocoanut shells, And there | (Shocking!!! | have a wife |ME IN PROPITIATION OF PELE.| plished. too, and only 19 POPULAR MATINEES WED and SAT Su nrTr pe bi 3 setae - a = le not a headache In a barrel of in Seattle, and a family, too.) | HURRY TO THE HOUSH OF Too young, the assured me, t . 4 NOTE carefully our splendid offerings for Wednc It was & reversion to type in my | EVERLASTING FIRE! THK CRA-|have pronounced — vie on suck 4 =F —for one hour—nine to ten, tropic sun was burning into|case, Luana had always been a| TER SHALL DEVOUR ME—IT \th # divorces, votes for wom ; — vations, my drain, robb me of ambition./ savage, and now | was a save SHALL HM MY GRAVE! ! 1 en, or the dquble standar 0. y No Telephone Orders IO: Riser . Why work? also, I lived and loved primitively, | es pping romance, dramatic Ladies’ Initial Hand- ; Trains then to me the Hula dane | shall not attempt to de- The crater yawns for me. My feet e in ambitious And osttotellinenher kerchiefs | “Economy Basement” ors, and with them brown men play.) eeribe Luana, She was very [are cold, bat the crater will wari loves her work And ed 100 spring clockwork Trains ing guitars, They made the strings! beautiful, and our life together (them, Another cup of ava, please. }the members of the are { ‘ Main Floor complete with track, engine whine. was ideal and altogether dierep- | Luana, kiss me! awfully kind to her, And so on, and s ‘Theee are put up six in a OX! | onder and two cara, This is (AX, me! My heartstrings are) utable, And perfect happin | Thore in an alarm clock in the | so on 4 they have hemstitched nd) Gur reguiar 690 train, but when | Whining now!) was ours, until— | erat (How absurd!) It ts | But her name tan't Lauana—not corded edge and fancy White) vw. aay bargain {t must be one. They made them whine, I say, in PELE BECAME ANGRY. |o'clock really, It is Ulrich—Miss Lenore fnitial on fine lawn, Our regu-| wojnesday, 9 to 10 a m,, tho [g)® minor chord, and whimper, and! (Pele te some kind of a god). Breeereren! ! Ulrich, Her father runs « delicat lar price is 49c per pox of six. price of this train moan—aye, and laugh, ¢ in) AND HEWAHEWA, TH My feet are #0, no cold! lessen store. She ta of good Ger i Wednesday, 9 to 10 a. Mm. the) Conpiote will be........ 39c strange, slithering cadensas, Ii HIGH PRIEST OF PELE, WAS Iuana, goodbye! Luana, Lu-| man vtock, and hails from Mil ; price will be, 29 Limit one train. the wild heart of a brown Kanaka| ANGRY, TOO. MR css waukes, wh the beer comes per box tees girl, who doesn't know whether to| He pronounced the Prayer of ee» from! | laugh because she has m s “Luana,” has to love| Death, The chorus of strings rose, “If,' remarked my wife, “yo And tt 1s she who, a or to Weep at the prospect of los: to a wall, and the Hula dancera|don't want to be late at the office the wading role in “The Bird of POLICEMAN SHOT sav, -jsTwwrventi} BIRD OF LOB ANGEL Nov. 25.—Mra,} MINNEAPOLIS Vera Scott, who lared she shot FN CONGREGATION and killed Marshall Field, jr, at “laration, will ra ait w th by the _ a ‘ Angeles ties on the va eee two boxes Children’s Flannelette Great Big Alarm Night Gowns Clock Third Floor Main Floor A fair quality of fiannelette, cop ot | Ricely trimmed, all sizes; regu send “German orermajarees bas |, Oo quality, On sale Wed eon eg high class ‘American |2e*day for just one hour, 9 to workmen in the great Ansonia | ‘0 * ™ Price 25c Clock Works. These clocks |" fk terme have been sold tn Seattlo at) ™* go $2.25 each; we sell them regu se : $2.59 cach: I ‘prety one ut| Ladies’ Underskirts them is warranted. Wednesday,| With deep fancy ruffie made of GOT ANGRY AND LEFT THE CHURCH $ to 10 a, m, 98 twilled mercerized “Twilleno | Aw actimax to the numerous ,a merchant patrolman. He lived BECAUSE THE grancy charge pending against her price, each .........eeees C | colors, American Beauty, corise burglaries and hold-ups which jat lath av, NW. and 47th st, a] pinpSTER TOOK His The ¢ police shown Limit one clock Copenhagen and emerald. Just have ocourred In the city in | short distance from where he was/| ' Need in the report of the the past few weeks, Thomas | killed TEXT FROM woman's etary ‘ ‘s for ove hour Wednea- 69 Fountain Syringes day, 9 to 10 a m, price c Main Floor Limit one skirt. Two quart size, regular flow.) NOTICE Chief Sebastiar further atten Brown, a clal merchant po- He was separated from his wife Heeman, was shot and instant. | A son lives at Mukilteo | | ST. PAUL ly killed at 2 o'clock this morn- Exceptionally strong company.—Seattle Sun made of hard rubber—every one! ing In Ballard. | polles. / warranted. You pay $1.50 for All these goods can be seen Shortly before, three men were | these in most stores. Wesnes-| now in one of our display wi or up by a epee te —— 0 ‘eh dows. Be here when the doors their report to the Ballard police. It | Tt voleano scene— of g ealis = faa Seating 69c open Wednesday morning. [§|is believed the same men killed | | The volcano scene—the acme of stage realism, Limit one. Enough said. Brown A doren burglaries and near | Seattle Star, Iver Hanson and Fred Miller, Ia | burglaries have been reported to net ¥ borers, were picked up by the po-/ the po! in the past 24 ho G 8. Noriega These Morning Bargains are given to induce Red ef x are, jon fae Tae — lice this morning as suspects, but} Five arrests on suspicion have apparently have given a satisfac: | been ie. The most cane tory account of themselves. They | reported t# that of L, P, Petersen, | probably will be released $15 17th av ints who went to attack Mexicalt Lower California, returned to Anus Tully’s Play--Spectacular- Prieta, reporting that all but eight Letter Day Buyers to come out in the morning— for Red Letter Day is always a hummer here, you know. We have tried to get enough extra help to The shooting occurred at Weet| He was of the part . * . e D0 oct e ° roing home Monda: <= he party were | 1 or wound take care of the crowds tomorrow and give you good (7th st, near 17th ay. N. W night, when a man stepped out of ed, or lost their way in a retreat Bizarre--Atmospheric ‘ service all over the house. Don't fail to visit Toy- Eight shots were fired the alley between 16th an th across the ert Patrolmen W. M. Stevens and/aves, on Spring st, and attacked | - —— land. Ask for Green Print Coupon Circular on Third Floor. The Store Will Be Closed All Day Thursday— “The Eeonomy Store”—May Manton Patterne—Phone Main 6035 Omar Youngs, four blocks away.) him with a lead sing heard the shots, and ran to the| Peterson succeeded in at rf . . bean hp Sot, nan tas Fotreme soemedl i repens 's AFLOAT AGAIN CAREFUL FOLKS! §| Finest Play Brought to Moore Theatre in allve, gasping his last breath, but | footpad turned and ran Many Weeks @ YOKOHAMA, 3 v. 25.—Word ts Persons who cause to be publish unable to talk. He died in a few Chris Hannum, 6567 2¢tb. av. N | xoxo that the steamehip Minne-|¢d false advertisements are liable — W.; Carl Winder, 6536 25th av GIRL SCORE sota, xhich went ashore in Shimon-}tO panishmeny not exceeding 30 N. 'W., and C. Anderson, were the} has been refloated | days tn and a fine of $100, u Prices—Nights and Thurs. Mat. 25c, 50c, 75c, minutes. three men held up by a couple of / der an ordinance introduced by |masked thugs at 25th av Ww ELF Councilman Griffiths Monday $1, $1.50—Popular Mats. Wed and Sat., Best Seats $1 é Into a Serious Condition ASK BONDS SALE me: sald Miss Mayrel Moxs land W. 65th st. They secured 20 /to burglar who planned last emts from Hannum nod $1.45 from night to loot the home of Ma ie yerss held % while the other went J. Mowe, assistant » the National |through their pockets ston, at Corne irco intr | } They are deacribe as young To neglect a cough or cold is bill pe ral ovine t capers 1 onight—All Week | AA 4 SUCCESSORS TO PANTON & LONDON CO. |men about 25 years each, heavy o girl was all alone, but the always a hazardous act. A cold of $490,000 of masonry dam bonds Metropolitan Wrc ti a. |MOORE Att week 7 set, and wearing dark clothes and | yegg didn't dare disobey orders de-|so often goes down on the, u roulosis hospital bonds| Special Thanksgiving Day Matinee | M#'* Tomorrow, Thursday and Saturday. = \telescope hats. One was about |livgred tn auch milite fiow@ity rn & feet § and the other 6 fect So he “gcatted” thedagh a win-|UnS® and the cough that fol-| 900 mu ~ oan " Brown worked independently as | dow lows may easily be a symptom bonds Ee arn. E:: ies ai bert Mat. 26¢ to $1 80 1 | ’ . Maer lof bronchitis, pleurisy, or feven| L T i N G uguad ~~ mNatnenten aa | SIFEGUARD LFEUSE DAY LABOR? Sizinec2z <= 800Y |S FOUND) = enn = D OF PARADISE” igipal railway { quently follows attacks of la| on, $2 to bc; Mate, 660 to $1.66 | grippe and if severe and persist-| SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 24.—The . od > a i Councttman Wardall tatrodueed a| President Hesketh's resolution,| or, 2.9, 12% 0 the system body of drs. Margaret, Rentmeister PAN TAGES THE TIVOLI jill Monday, requiring owners of asking the construction of city w that weakens the vital resist-|tiron toa brooding sree e:| Power's Marvelous Hippodrome The ausieal Comedy access |rentera of property where combi mains by day labor, instead of @9ce. Foley's Honey and Tar! to:'s death, was ed. Heats ‘s pinto o Hen tegaber: THE GIRL QUESTION ‘Thanksgiving services will be tically every district. nation gas and electric flatures are by the contract system, was refer Compound is an _effective| the bay on Sunda) | ELEPHANTS Put Laughter and Good ‘om a large scale in Seattle's! The most elaborate services wil besgen Epes peas tay oe ay ey red to the judiciary and utilities medicine for coughs and colds, | | a : be those held at the First Baptiat * to guard against loss of life by | committee Monday Sain SUMMER HOME BURNED j r Big Features Thursday. A_ large re Fh apse | asphyxiation is a perfect demulcent that) spoKANE, Nov, 25.—The sum 10c and 206 “number of the digger churches will{church, beginning at 10:30 ». m may be relied upon for quick|mer vome of Mra Vietoria A. Pe unite in their services. Similar) The First Presbyterian, the First ‘union services will be held in prac-|M. E., the Plymouth Congregatioo LADD iS WANTED. LEADERS LEAVE relief. A man named A. R. | to. widow of Col. 1 | SEATTLE THEATRE Toulght and ali “Week BAILEY & MITCHELL PRESENT “The Great Divide” , al and First Baptist church will a Ellison, Taylor, Wis., writes: | (hO%i0e. 00 4 by ft th ; ” 4 iz , | was destroyec re, with a lor unite in these services. The ser Santuel Gompers and other lead-| 1 Make a point of recom-| estimated at $30,000. Mrs. Peyton. GOLD SHIELD a Mite setae ox ins = atte W. H. Lada former manager of (7,0 the American Federation of mending Foley’s Honey and/her aurse and two servants, awak COFFEE ehureh Luna Park, was arrested in Los | S>0ot left Seattle at 11 o'clock this; Tar Compound to all those|ened +» smoke and flame, escaped | ‘Always” Good. jn ing for ‘culty Services on the same order will] Angeles Monday on telegraphic In-| he wttore will soupy earcepat beset needing a certain and safe|*!th sifticuity Sold In Sealed Cans Only. A dun, arab, muddy complexion, 9 be held at the United Presbyterian | structions from Prosecuting Attor- the opposing faction among the cure from coughs and colds. 2 teal mple, | orate Pa Gasiet mares, |grand lareer Ho is charged with electrical workers, |Sold by Bartell's = Stores. | § of flower-like | 72nd st. and Aurora av.; University | FEP. t 2 ow ods opt ca apa pag Mls Se oraeceee BACKACHE AND RHEUMATISH VANISH Posts Standing PRICES—t20c, 200, Oe in Night Monday, any seat 26. | omar The Shoe Repair Man 216 Union St.—2 Shops—110 Madison HOUGEN 40th av.| sightly complexion in f Song! one to two weeks, By its remark-|5. W able absorptive power, the wither Pertanian which hides the. eaitt SENTENCED TO BE SHOT a hope rag ‘D, rth cng { “2 - | | 4 ocketfe an need e Se oe te tiny. atmo eradunil k-| DOUGLAS, Ariz., Nov. 25—Lieut | send the winter in the South, in.| Even Most Chronic Sufferers | itt the polson from the blood, and i Sey. Simoes. inv ian Jose Castro of the Mexican federal | Be ae > : " drive it out of the system | eles. p o y ee of ee yilown, N » a BE ifs ng inconvenience, and no garrison at Agua Prieta, was sen-|}" a eaten wie rh he tak Find Quick Relief. > KUTe—#O positive—so quick (G) left on the #kin exe tenced to be shot in public for the . and lasting are the results obtal : ts t h in pi bite f h stay out of doors id lawtt th: a | penance beauty. Th murder of Maxime Montalvo, a hack| ~~ from Croxone, that three doses ‘on like cold cream before a he te Lo sii ° tren. | driver. A fow doses of Croxone never fall] day for a few days, are often all * he Mh, warm weet. |< ASK SQUARE DEAL |'3.i2"12,"sch s2ubiee.beosino | ute rogite ‘to end cree al) Neale Bargain Night Fills rare f | cleans out the clogged up, inactive | backache, regulate the moat annoy Popular Playhouse to Capac- i eae bach rade bY | organs, and mi tham work prop-|ing bladder disorders, and i ss ivide” gans, 7 : put the| ity—“The Great Divi \pomieret sazaitejn %, Bua || FOR WOMEN COPS erly, It soaks right into the kid-| kidneys in healthy, active condition Saas Hit ” Faget et esting v neys, cleans gut the little filtering} It is practically impossible to re Jeells and glands; neutralizes the|take this quick-acting DOESN'T !1T MEAN SOMETHING TO YOU? licemen and fe rine so it no longer irritates the | preparation, without Standing room at the Seattle The comm e membranes of the biadder An original pach ,| theatre was a premium last to KNOW that a concern guarantees its work? We stand back of fact ws 1 the polsonous uric actd | trifle, and all druggi fp. | Digh hen the popular Batley and every pair of glasses we put out. With this fact before you, ts NAVY YARD ROUTE | Members of | substances that lodge in the Joints | ized to return the purchase price tt | Mite! Wyner, anti there any reason why you will not come and convince yourself of Steamers H. B. Kennedy, To d the cles, and seratch and trri-| Croxone fails to prot give de. | duc Moody's great’ sex the value of glasses purchased from Athion tion received |tate, and cause rheuma n« 1 results ardiess oF {| agains y dat Baars cximan "ack sews: 6% a sons Pa a eg ind Pg gery San geal Tm ge A, Me THE MARCUM OPTICAL CO. exces ada 0 m., 1:8 5 a 1g you have su 1 hen the curtain went up| 3 Be A Gige concept #ondey, Sunday, 2:30), 6:26] i S ta have been con which, if| less kidneys so they can filter, and! fered. fae tha HEME ant evele aeat th tael 917 FIRST AVENUE, NEAR MADISON @aturday, 11:46 p. m di: committed by policewomen, would | ————————-—— - $e | house was sold, 8 : ° ime Maas wdblect to éhange withou:|| OF inary soaps nave oe Ske amie pon w " 1a, and hundreds who EEE _ : had neglected to reserve their pate in adyance were turned STEEM 1S HoT | REDUCED HOLIDAY FARES (|3:2-«isde2 0 2 This is not often dono in Seattle— From SEATTLE to all points in Washington, Oregon and | excopt At the dents thactan nae Idaho. | popular price Fare 500 Round Tri Phone Main 3101. Fare S00 Hound Trip [ROBERTS do to the skin RDINARY toilet soap makes your skin look white and clean to the naked eye—but look at it ttle theater, where for the highest Charlies C. Steem wants $ ONE PRICE ts from his mother-In-law, Mrs. Loutsa | lel tio ha bale through a magnif, lass, You h class productions ts the rule Pala || rough » magntying wage. You | Try" aho. he mys ested hi) ONE FARE AND ONE-THIRD FOR THE nly io the fret time this play " ‘ fe fron and bh b rducec Soattle which ordinary soap contains, lr di gm by eae ROUND TRIP |has produced in Seattle for| . itated and parched _ ‘ j Lyre ¢ $2 for the best seats. | The EASTERN PAINLESS DENTAL OF. P q The case is vefore ige via the * and this may in time | < ii i's prices were 25 cents FICES wish to announce to the people of cause blotches, pimy black- s 8 the regular Monday Seattle and inity their permanent loca heads and other skin troubles. rice at this popular play t ut the corner of 4th and Pike street 6: ne Di ti Dies. TURNS DOWN JOB? a play, the players, the | No, 1505 4th avenue. if your teeth need e OS] . and the costuming were attention in any way come in immediately " ets ¢ © tne road producti No] and have a free examination. We can fill Resinol Soap pucshe tess eat tank disband Tick on sale December 18 to 24, inclusive, Final return overlooked by the man or crown your toeth, make bridge-work, in he: Spareer, superintendent of the limit January 5, 1914 eae and the cast, especially | lays, plates, treat pyorrhea (loose teeth or cleans, soothes and | 3)0) 20) concrete Co, has beon ten Make a Christmas visit this year. Join your friends | .ny Mp bwieut A. Mead > is Win) bleeding gums), or enything ik eee ered the job of state hignway com ‘ : \4 i hi le sible {n dent e s k lered the job of state hignway com-/and relatives in that long-deferred reunion throp Newbury, conveyed the in-| at a very reasonable price and as painless protects the skin You need a soap which not only cleans your skin, but also soothes, heals and protects it—that is STERION TREATMENTS |. || why you should get mu cake of OSTENION TREATMENTS | Resinol Soap from your druggist. No More—No 7 “x NTRACHING re . .pney,|| This pure anddelightful toilet soap nomah el heavie loner by Gov, Lister, big that : tensely interesting story to the big as is possible under mode to-date and WOW! SOME WEIGHT! advantages of all the comforts and conveniences that the entire play antee all our work. most modern train service affords. Regular matineo prices will pre . ° will heve one of the It is now time to plan that trip. day afternoon, Thanksgiving day Eastern PainlessDental Offices r : : The best seats will be 2 We will be glad to give you full from Seattle to points South and East. You will enjoy the! There ts not a dull moment in the Ours is better dentistry and we guar PORTLAND, Nov, 2 The Mult ° vall at the Seattle theatre Thurs-| RE pene Corner 4th and Pike St., No. 1505 4th Ave. in its history when ERIN oo ices aoack: contains the same medication a8 |/the annual football gar tipi Otper matinee prices will be the tt Ne © for Examinations Resinol Ointment, the standard |) her ith the Uni ty of Orevon particulars regarding fares and sched- same, Night pric re 60 cen Office Hours, 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. * Viene Pita 4480 prescription for akin troubles. It || ‘Than r rhe ard 1 A now feature last night was the Sundays, 8 a, m. to 1 p.m. Tuy therefore affords an antiseptic || line 1 6 197 po and ules. quest of the management that the f WE ADMINISTER GAS Lady Attendant protection totheskin,which merely ||tne back field | wudienee histle popular ait pure soap does not do sinol || the team ight of 185.) J. H. O'NEILL, played by the orehestr inder dt p keeps the skin in a c | pars pee of t rs] ae rection of Mr. Will H. Davis. Two thy pate sir pa yc a ||ity squad will be o | District Passenger Agent. of these airs were "The, Whistler »& 7 | 7 | and His Dog’ and “The Girl of M natural complexion. | AR s eahok ¥ JOHN ea ‘ 716 Second Ave. Dreaima.'” fivervone in the: aul VN tOR, Nov » iva Tan Resinol Gonp and Resinol Ointmentare sold || ony and ; ; ence enjoyed whistling these airs ce si Soong rect tee pane |guay and John W. Ford, her leading Tel. Main 932, |It will be one of the regular feat man, were married G a@ justice of! the peace yesterday, ures during the remainder of the | seasoy write to Dept. 16-8, Resinol, Baltimors, Md.