The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 9, 1915, Page 2

MOOR —THEATRE— EVENING PERFORMANCES PRECISELY AT 86:15 MATINEES WEONESDAY AND SATURDAY AT 2:30 —MONDAY NIGHT— —AND ALL WEEK— MATINEE ON WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY JOSEPH BROOKS PRESENTS THE Great Five-Star Aggregation *Wm H. Crane xThos. W. Ross *Maclyn Arbuckle xLaura Hope Crews Mabel Taliaferro Thamas W. Thorntoi SUPPORTED BY AN EXCELLENT COMPANY OF PLAYERS IN N<e) AGAINST EWRIETTA By WINCHELL SMITH AND VICTOR MAPES Organized labor will join, Sunday night, with soclaliste and members of the 1. W. W., in a mass meeting to protest against the execution of Joe Hillstrom, convicted of murder in Utah. Hillstrom is an I. W. W. leader, and his statement {a that he did not mmit the crime he is accused of, and cannot tel! who the murderer is because it would involve the bon or oe = oues a woman INVITES VOTERS | TO HER OFFICE r | The entire nation has capitulated completely to the overwhelming powers of the great Five-Star Cast—eup by James J. Ryan, Arthur 8. Hull, Edward Poland, Malcolm Bradley, J. H. Huntley, Rosalind Coghlan, Zeffie Tilbury and Zadie Appleton—Their presentation of “The and platform of Dr. Lillian C Irwin as a school board candi- the various women's or. one supporting her have ied upon her to adopt a for getting in direct fe touch with persone In her candidacy. Or. Irwin has acceded to their i Box Office Open from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. | Night Prices: SOc to $2.00. Matinee Prices, Wednesday and Saturday, 50c to $1.50. Autos and Carr | Nights, 10: Engagement Mon., Tues., Wed. || COMING Exeerainces Oe. 18°is.20° demands, and each Friday even- BARGAIN MATINEE WEONESDAY—BEST SEATS, $1.00 | Ing. from 8 to 9 o'clock, will RUTH Sr. DENIS Sas a eodtetanse week ta tee offices in the Cobb building. TED SHAWN 2ré.ns<snienz m. Matinees, 5 Those who wish to learn more of her views on schoo! matters of Clever Dancers Presenting an Entire New Repertoire rate urged to attend these con- ORIENTAL and MODERN DANCE CLASSIC Latest DIVERTISEMENTS Or. Irwin is the indorse candi SEATS THURSDAY MAIL ORDERS NOW date of the Mothers’ congress, the Seattie Federation of Wor PRICES—50c, $1.50 and $2.00 en's clubs, the Parent- Teachers’ association and Women's Good Government league | | 75c, $1.00, MINS IS ROBBED LINER GOES AGROUND Rob- = DES MOINES, Ia., Oct. 9. In a dense fog, Saturday morning, | Everybody = vere = vere in ed aaene the Blee Fuanel liner Calchus of Senator Cummins, while the fam j fiy slept last night, got $1,000 in bound here from LAverpool, via} Who Is cash and family diamonds of un- Vancouver, ran aground off Point) [NUS Wilson, near Port Townsend Word was received here of the} Troubled accident about 10 o'clock by the} ———= With Merchants’ Exchange Catarrh | Should THE RIGHT DRUG CO. } 11. known value. Holly wood now in season. Lanch Waffles are 212 Pike 8t.—Adv. triiti ind Maclyn Arbuckle Insert) —Carolina Whi' ‘LABOR WILL SEND PROTEST UTAH EXECUTION Traveled to Germany With a Bottle of Peruna STAR—SATURDAY, Roses, Mabe! Taliaferro, Laura in @ scene from nm, at the On the request of the Swedish arm bassado?, President Wilson tele graphed to Gov. Spry to give Hil strom a reprieve until a fuller in vestigation of the case can be made The mass meeting in Seattle wil be held tn the Labor temple. The speakers will be Martin Flyztk f the Miners a; J. P. Th organizer of 1 W. W., ane Levi, of t Walters’ union senting the Central Labor [BALLARD JITNEY MEN ORGANIZED ; Twenty-three Fitney bus drivers New Henrietta” is a performance that makes “the movies” jhe ve organized the Mallard Auto 1k pee a Soeeot la a | ream Co, and will give three-min “a i Overghatennd. with inquiries |. gervion to Ballard e a por get relat py om 9 They will have « starter at each end of the line daring busy hours The most of the drivers are Ba. lard men, and have been on the run for severa) months. ‘LORD’ NELSON DEAD? Has Lord” Nelson been | drowned? Lord” Nelson was a water front characte | past 10 days he has be jaccording to a report mad lee Saturday by H. Thornt whe » has an office in the Colma |dock. Nelson's real name was Carl Nelson, He was «@ longshoreman, about years old. When he 4 appeared he had $5 on him. He roomed in the Alaska hotel ne of forty tle of Pe after an absence and bought a bot again, years, runa to take while on my wa Whenever | would have sympte of catarrh | would teke Pe and #0 was very well while go! 2 over. 1 would advise every who crosses the an to take runa along. | was in Germany nin months, and during that time had no attack 1 was then sixty-#ix years old. Last winter | took cold/t and got catarrh of the head. I took Peruna and was h body who is troubled with cata |should take Peruna, $I followed your nd took one bottle of Another letter good advice PAM a ee rem ee rena ae gamer OCT. 9, 1915. PAGE 2. [Marie Bacon & Co, James and |Dunean, man and maid, in a clever song and patter act, will be the MAIN 5IO6 added attraction of the week.| 9 Other numbers on the program will be Janet Burton, a pretty girl, in a bit of classic and modern dane & MADISON Ing; the Painter ‘Troupe, ‘killed BRO acrobats end mnasts, and ret run motlon plewres. in the Lots THE ONLY HIGH-CLASS VAUDEVILLE CIRCUIT cope i ORPHEUM THEATRE AND REALTY COPING Prope eng d M. Meyerfe *renident Martin Beck, Managing Director RUTH ST. DENIS COMING | an § > New York 1 _B. Burton Nenident Manager ot When the versatile dante artiste, , Ruth St. Denis, and her company | appear here, they will tntrod many dances that will be entirely new These dances, ineiuding Greek and modern, have all been created by Misss8t. Denis and her clever dancing partner, Mr. Ted} Shawn. Perhaps the most popular of the new modern dances is the “The Musical Event of the Season!” CAROLINA WHITE Prima Donna of the Philadelphia and Chicago Opera Co. |St. Dents Mazourka, which haw al-| Willie Weston Russell Mack and Blanche ready created a furore in San| * 7 “ \Francisco and Los Angeles, An-| Gardiner Trio Vincent a creat Hawa} lother of the new dances, lion by Mr. Shawn, i# the flan Hesitation Musical Johnsons The Flemings Margot ‘Francois and Partner Mins St. Denis and her company | will appear at the Moore theatre} ‘ ORPHEUM TRAVEL | WEEKLY for three nights, commencing Mon-| ER EE Bre pyer aan or gd “MATINEE DAILY AT (Except Sundays NEXT HOUD WEEK 20......10¢@ AND 25¢ and Holidays, 10¢, 25¢ AND 50¢ The Elusive American jday, October 18, with a had ednesday matinee ‘Y.M.C.A. HAS MOVIES popular] | A $56,000 production of “Pil lerim's Progresn” in the movies will Mews ek the 1. 2 CO. Positively First Appearance Here at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon, Tick —— — ee jets are given away at the associa tion buflding Unequaled Vaudeville Means Pantages Vaudeville Matinees 2:30 P. M. Nights 7 and 9 P. M. BEGINNING The Broadway Review Big Tabloid Burlesque, Company of MONDAY My New Drafts are Relieving Thousands in Every Stage of this Cruel Disease | without Medicine | MATINEE To everyone suffering with Rheu matiam | make this unlimited offer Bend me your address and I'll rend with Billy Batchelor and a Ten—Mostly Girls you by return See e mall a Regular! eos eo In Their Latest Playlet _“The Greater Price” LOIS Heginning MARIE BACON & CO. In “THE SACKIP LS” OTHER BIG ACTS—10¢ and ihe MOORE Five L-known stare the} i a to Tey May} eet enema can stage Will be seen at the|Dratte Pree without a cent in advance | the coming Week, beginning afterward: eon ero fully, at r= SSS SSS cei if you ED_ COXEN ty Mo day ear - ond aire = at last found | in 2-Reel Drama ho New Henrietta ou can send me One weeks in ‘oe history The stare | ”, : FA fe we ‘ae reer | sho have ned thelr talents ber aye hong ans | Physician and Surgeon i for this play are William H, Crane, et Disorders i Mabel Taliaferro, Maciyn A ‘Treats All of Brentc Hope Crews and The Law ||| Men and Women [Office, N. B. Cor. Third and Pike.|| Entrance, 1504 Third Ave, Roome—203-206 $a. m. to 8 p.m Sun-|i) n. to 12 m ATION FREE Ross 5c CLASS “A | Hours faye, 100 con like old] red greater when it 6 a cast. producing! a for) uperior Matine 1 ven Wednes- day and Saturday | eee | ORPHEUM | Mina ( opera » Barraja imbers lanche two girls « the M sts; Mar girl on 1 clawsis pose avel picture PANTAGES adwa bloid bu tehelor 1s, will » the - = Resa || Peruna, It helped me, then I bought the bill at the é | Peruna another one and used only @ part)? ning with the id — of it. | am rid of the catarrh and! For the added thank you very much for your good #ttraction of the week thers will Mr. August Haase, St. Anthony,|advice. [ will always keep Peruna| be Virginia 1 and Charles DuBois Co, Indiana, writes: “ft was|!n the house and if I hear of any|King, former le stock favor eral years, I was advised to take| cing ogram will be Alexander and Peruna and used two bottles of it,) Those who object to liquid medi tt, "From Virginia; Wills and whieh did me much good. I decided! eines can now procure Peruna Tab- !lassan, sensation ats; Prince i For the Benefit of Our Up-Town Patrons to we my old home in Germany| lets. ind Deerte, in song and patter, and . p- snk been ch, 5 i —_— ————|Fd Vinton and his dog, Buster 1 The fifth installment of the Pathe : ‘ serial Neal of the Navy,’ will | 7 EMPRESS | 3 the Empr Ly thea Xt week ) beginning Sunday matinee. Vina's j THE AMERICAN-HAWAIIAN S. S. CO. ‘epee pete Pa - ‘ amous pictures, including “Sep. announces that owing to slides at the Panama tember Morn The Zaganot Tame Canal it has been necessary to re-route the west- STA Conant ee \ Cone OE NE ; po ese and also instrumental sumbers Will be at your service al) day. We solicit your drug bound steamers ARIZONAN,’ “IOWAN,” Phe Cabaret Dogs present a unique S eS Bt § 7 uct} raptdly ivi , q business, and to induce you to trade with us, our doctor NEVADAN” and MINNESOTAN and the WI sty es uted for ek wo #/ ELDON ; (who is an ex-government physician) will examine, ad- eastbound steamers “OHIOAN,” “MONTAN- oges, the Orpheum Con r / CLIFTON vise and prescribe for you, without charge. AN, KENTUCKIAN” and “ALASKAN” vi {1 f auattat ctteltng a singing act ™ j 4 . }full of action, Eldon and Ciifto } the Straits of Magellan. ill be een in & cotnedy SRE eth THE NUMBER OF THE NEW STORE 1S |titled, “His Awful Nightmare All shippers or consignees who have goods on any of jEvelyn Dare, singing comedieune, a these ships are requested to immediately notify their insur. and Baker and Janis “the Melody Fy “OU va x ere of the change of voyage, in order that their goods will boys,” violinist and accordion MATINE r be properly covered. player, are other numbers on the | bin 1111 FIRST AVE. For Any Further information Apply Lote 2 Fanry v c,1 maine ©C. K. MAGILL, AGENT Fhe Gscriticn” aitehgion cnacl fi CHO EN a pring and St ade oon mixes laughter and tears in an xp eneen one Main 2 710 Hoge Buildi |pealing way, will be the headline - theatre, opening Sunday afternoon The playlet will be presented b |