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n Trial
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Again at Y. M. C. A.
Ml*. O. K Fowler-Chiimoa. wld'.w
"t tho fa
mom au
thor. Prof
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"t New
Vork. will
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lure on
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l.a»«' at U>e
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hall, fourth
;iv. and Ma<l
lnon at . at
t o'clock to
nlght, tak
ing an her
tubltc t,
Klectrldty.
>■. .. . , '!'» Or* a t
hL.i"' Ell *.r of
' Life."
Theae lecture* are fro*.
Mra. Kowlcr-Ohuuioa, In conjunc
tion with the lectured, will hold
rradln*e anil health o.naulUtlona
dully from !) it in. to ;i pro «( thu
l.lncoln hotel until I >c. . rnl.er lit
Klectrldty t-> cum ,11*.will |,«
taught In claaacx l><-»lnnln(r Tuea
day, December ]o. Nt 2 ::u un<l 7:30
«»
AT THE THEATRES
THIS WEEK.
Moore— Holbmok Hllnn In "A
Humane.- of Ihp Cnderworld"
Seattle—Heat tie Stock Co. In
' Gulnc Home."
Metropolitan — Curtis Indian
Picture Opera.
Alhamfcra — Photoplay* and
vaudeville
Orpheum Vaudf villa.
Emprtaa—\ niiderllle.
Pantagaa Vaudf villa.
Grand —Vaudeville and mottos
pictures
Climmtr —Pbotopiiys and vaa
devjla.
Melbourne—Photoplays and van
Seville.
•»***»***•«*•*»«»*
* AT THE EMMREB *
a*****************
A big dramatic production, with
Harry Hurkhardt ui<l IS other*,
entitled ' virvuroatanilal K»ld»nc«-
• 111 headline the coming •wka
i bill al the Kmtirxan theatre Krod
and Kva Moaart bare a »bow*b>»
danre John Neff, "tb« bralr
storm romedian." baa aa MX full
of *tn«rr The Quaker Malda will
offer a none cycle Tbe Mlmfcu*
arc acrobats and Kd and Minnie
; Foster are mined} musicians
******************
* AT THE MOORE
******************
Tti« Viennese operetta, "The
Kom of Panama." cnmM to the
Moor* theatre tomorrow night tor
a four ntfthta' stay. There will be
a matinee on Wedneaday. John
Cort ha* on tour the complete
original production. Including cos
tumes and elaborate scenery Mint
of the prluclpal singera and come
dlana bare also been retained and
the production ahould, In every ea
sentlal particular, be on a par
with that which made poaalble the
low? run at baly'a theatre. New
York.
Cbaplne. the petite Frenchwom
an. to whom New York capitu
lated In a single night, will be
htard In the prima donna role.
The Moore's patron* enjoyed the
vl*lt of the Lambardl opera com
pany no thoroughly that the com
pany will return on Thursday to
finish the week which "The Roae
of Panama" begins "Carmen will
be given Thursday, "Travlata" Krl
day, "Klgoletto" Saturday matinee
and "Salome" will be repeated Sat
urday night.
******************
* AT THE SEATTLE *
******************
We have'
thousand* of j
letters from'
people a I II
over the world i
who wry« u«
that they have
I been cured
' even after Hi
and 40 year*
of pain, nfter
every! hlnjf
elae, Includ-
Bailey * Mitchell will present at
the Seattle theatre next week, be
ginning Monday night, "David
Harum," a clever, homely story,
aa all know who have read the
book from which the play was
dramat lied.
******************
* AT THE ORPHEUM *
A laughing hill may lie expected
at th<- Orpheuro next week Ixmlse
(•alio* ay and Joseph Kaufman
will present Kdward Allen Woolf's
"Little Mother" aa th« headline
attraction Mr and Mra. .11 nun If
Harry will be won In ".The Rube."i
C'brla Richards la funny In a way
an hla own. The O'Hrlen-llavel
company bring a sketch called
Monday," The Schmettana are
classical poser* Ruby Raymond
and Hobby Heath have a singing
novelty, "In the (iood Old Hum
mertlme." Frank and Truman Rice
are acrobats.
* AT r-ANTAGES *
******************
The Hlx Caatllllona. Cuban ath
letes. who admit they are the
world's fastest acrobats, will head
the bill at i'antHKfß theatre next
week with a large repertoire of
difficult and hazardous stunt* The
Two Worths—Haynes and Kitty
Montgomery—will present a nau
tical sketch, "Nancy !,ee. the Sec
SON S BLOOD CAN'T
SAVE HIS FATHER
MILWAUKEE, Wis., Dm. 7.-De
splte the sacrifice made by his son,
who submitted to an operation by
which a pint of blood was trans
fused from his velmi Into those ;.f
his father. Hiram O. McOIII. super
intendent of the Western division of
the I'ostal Telegraph ('<>.. died al
the Milwaukee hospital. Iln rallied
aft<ir the transfusion operation, bu»
had not sufficient strength lo with
stand tho ordeal.
The Week at the Theatres
ond " Thr Ktmr Musical AvolUta.
lylophonlsta. are uiuslckanerv
(rotti t'other aide Eckert ami
Kraulcla are • bracr of coiiihl)
Teutons. lltlllar la a talkative f
trickster.
DO YOU USE MILK?
If mi, why not get ih« tHMt? cKir milk *hr l»r«nt« m»d«J
pn««> *th« lnt*rnalion»l ttalry HI *»«r »t v«»i«• • v«)i•« l««i
In cowpfililon with *mhtbt(» from tb« t'nttoU HUtv* »(id
Ckn«<Sai
Klr«t prl»«* «»t I'orV>*n«l. *11 th# Urf* 'I* in** of W«9hlft||(Qn, or#-
K«»n »n<) raltfnrnia rompriini
If you «r» not our mifc. you «r* not c«tlln| Iho b»i(
Fboot u» »n oravr
PURE MILK DAIRY, INC
1514 Seventh Av. Main 2545, Elliott 4344.
Clemmer Theatre
Seattle's Beat Photoplay House
1,200 SCAT*—IO CENTS
"RANCH MATES" THE SUPREME TEST
Ix)ve and Daring in the How One Man Learned to
Cow Country. Love His Wife.
2 CLEVER ENTERTAINING COMEDIES—2
MATT DENNIS. Soloi«t.
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY QUARTET.
OLIVER G. WALLACE. Organist
AT THE MOVING
PICTURE HOUSES
You'll Find Interesting Features at the Theatres Listed Below
____ m— _ _ . "■'» "«e Mine. ,
BOURN E
Keystone laughmuk >-r*. l'ar» n«> off
"HomeofGlnef uilaln" » V «f I . . a
- - 1 ' 1K '' '■ ili• ■ ■! I ; ■
T '"' hl«Ke«t " odbeet 10-rent thuw In the Nerth-
DA\lr\ T""' H ''-V , " 1 p ® m blnallon Hundm Mn
(l|l/\ II I The Campbells. Irlrk
*1 an.l novelty muKt.lnriii .t„.k l,ave r c. the venlrllo.
3d anil ( hrrrv ? u i! witti n large family I'rrnllee ami Cornell, a
peculiarity. 4 ~h..t»|.lav..
fl| lITT ' Ko . r ,h " r » u *" Uttrrlnw military drama of fr..n
--| Ikl 111 I V' ''" y " ' Th " at the window , Ml .la*
VlllVeUl ■ drama of great [low., and dfn sentiment A
3C and Mad..,.n «lm' H "" A ""' t " L "" rly -" " ,U ""'|
OHpon Thpafrp
V/U VVII I I ICUII JC> reel I'hol". plH\ Saturday mid Mon
day. First time shown In Keuttle
riltHT AT I'IKIO 1 >on't miss It
______ J I
'l»y today to are A teller to I
I 1 - -- ,l '." ' rllli-aa. being the flflli alory of I
I Ifllflll I nPflrrP whH ' I'uppenrd in Mary, diaiim
x/ 111 11 ■ 11% l v Alkali Ike's Clone Hhave Western I
«, „ comedy. Ilattle In the Virginia Mills.
T»lr< Af. ■« Pal—. —r r. o. t| „ „ ory of m fw||i|
rijv Thprifrp A ioc >h °w for 5C
V.11.7 ■ I Ituil v LATEST PHOTOPLAYS
I2M Seeond Av.
e* _ C» rATI!r/a wi:«:ki,v-i: v ..rv Hnt
mwn.. urday. The Utile Mil.,lff Knaanay
V"T II v. dramii The Kunawayn. I.uliln com
od y
Klral A B«t. M«rfl«on anil HprNg
Al HAMRRA " '"u^ he W " M - ~0v,,' •
t llf 1 I ti** SarriHiltHn of Cooper'* Ti'iinnnnt."
■ii. anf « »a/_- «| .a Krleml In Hwn Koiarla
"HMplnic llarlwy." Alhamhra Quartptt®,
THE SEATTLE STAR
1. Winnie Worth Pantagee
Z- Nlabe Howard Seattle
1. John R. Phillipe Moor*
4. Marry Burkhardt Cmpraaa
ft. Louie* Galloway ~.. . .Orpheum
I I
Yon and your friend* are «*#•
dlallr Incited to attend a
I'NCK I.tMTI MM ON
Christian Science
by
Dr. Francis J. Fluno,
C S. D.
MnnUr of lb# of lur#
■hip «»f Tfi* M»th«r cltttirl,
Tt\m Klr«M «"hurrli **t '*hrW
Ha t «>rt( i*(. In tMton. tot#>
MKIsl
AI Itlf MOORE THEATHf
KittwUiy. D»c»ftih»r f. Itlf. |t
: 9# « in lh«
T*h» lecture t« irU'B uiml* r in*
nf Klr*t of
n»rl»l ( KdPhllvt
Tli« old Intia worn L>i<'Mnnnt
In dixH'lea gmit* ny,
Hut Juki at the prevent
There'a nmin nf Ihein nlfth,
When travel wna rougher
Theae tnna hits<>tl mil wall,
llul NOW We innal »uffer
The Hiuall Town llntell
When, wayworu and duaty
We land at the door,
The rooma are all muaty,
There* mould on the floor.
Ah, ptty the drummer
Who inuat atay a apetl
Both winter and aiimmer
At thta ahlne hotel!
YOU'LL FIND IT HERE
News of the Day Condensed for Busy People
rU»«m to Th* Ht»r
nil! * favor by notifyio*
(Ma office •( Mn<« *'( »f*y fall*
u>9 in •*« ur« (>r> tui>i an*l »»*-
umi «1 •!|% rI y th» P«|>«r. or
• «>> attempt to miiMllul* *•'
oth»r paper for TH«
Hltt It in tftr* 6e«lr* of ***
miri»i*iiirnt to MfVft ft * !••**
•ortirt for all ftiiit r«f»l»Ui't'W
«tf g|v«h <-4>iirl«AH* prompt
n< If your 9*P*r f*l»»
t«» arrive hvi) nlcM I* J '
oY|«H*k klttdO phMf IM» "ffj« *
At OIK* M»lr> »!•« A«h («"
Ote Circulation
Olympic.—Supreme caurt haa r«-
nrwd (be devlalon of Judge tiay.
of King county auperlor court. Iti
ib* caae of J. C. Purnktß.
|1&» for aolllns milk not up lo
»tandard.
Michigan alumni tandarad a ban
quel laat nl*i«t at the College Huh
to Judge Howard. i»f tha federal
court, aod Judge Main of tha au
prema court.
Naw Orleana.—Or. 0. W. Par
haqn hae completed an opera
tlon wheraby ha made a new
lower jaw for a patient from
other pacta of tha man'a body.
Whitt and dancing will be enjoyed
Wedti»aday nlghl by the Knlghta
.•f Cotumbua In the dining room «'
the lion Man he for-the benefV of
the Parental Homo on Mervar
laland
Nome —A rich gold etrika wa*
made claim on ibe Koffa claim. The
•■tike la four feel thick and run*
4 centa to the pan.
THE USUAL WAY
Huw did Jonea manage to get
the upper baud In (hat n»i deal?"
"I guess be muni have dealt It
from the bottom of Ihe deck."
Walla Walla.—Convention of the
Bricklayers' union ban adjourned
to meet ncit year In Helltngham
Spokane.—lnland club and Bpo
kan«- club were cautioned by Com
tuiasloner llayden to observa the
Hunday ban on liquor selling
Olympla.—M la unofficially stat
ed here that Uov.-Elect Mater ban
appointed P. M. Lamborn. of TV
ronia. to succeed K 1.. Hoard man
aa public printer.
North Yakima.—Two banquets
are held here tonight, one for U»
ter and the other for falconer, to
celebrate the progrcastva victory In
Yakima county.
Victoria. B C.—». 8- Strathdans
la not seriously damaged. Bhe la
waiting for orders from I.ondon
whether to obtain here temporary
or permanent repalra. Bba will
sail for Calcutta.
"Guilty." said tha Jury. J. C.
Mill had buncoed a Monroe farmer
at the Meadows.
Thraa Parslan rugt ara sxhibltsd
by N. J Bteetn at !»2« Union at It
Is said they were the prtd« of the
shah's kingdom.
Weet Seattle Congragationallata
will open their new church tumor
row. He*. H. C. Mniton will preach
the opening sermon.
New York.—Kneeling In pray
er at the edge of an "L" plat
form, Frank Heaa loet hie bal
ance. fell in front of a train and
wae killed.
The pulpit of the Woodland Park
Presbyterian church will Im occu
pied tomorrow by Hev John W.
Hainan, of Chippewa Falls,"Wis.,
recently called as pastor.
Carl Anderaon, of Montroae,
Colo., has went a box of choice Jon
athans to the ktnK of Kngland.
More work for the court jeater In
NupplyhiK sauce for the occasion of
their reception.
Morris, lll.—Mlaa Ethel Keene
and Mm II W. Harper, aoclety
leader* of Jollet, 111., opened a new
JIO.OiiO moving picture houae and
were compelled to clone It IB mln
tiles later because they failed to
comply with a city ordinance.
Eldorado, Kaa. —The flrat jury
compoaed entirely of women which
ever sat In a Kansas court of rec
ord began consideration of the tes
timony with prayer.
Hoboken, N. J.—Five boya admit
ted lo Chief of Pollco 11 ayes that
they started a fire that ttaturday
tlircutcuud all of Uobokvu ami
The
It* li'-il* *re alt bumpy
«liiftit««iilly (Irani,
ltd imldiml In lumpy,
I(a llicti (« kiTfiwim;
I(a "Ilium" la apattered,
Ita dining room* aint-11
It'a bloway am) battered
The Small Town Hot'-l.
Whatever you eat there
la aure to l>e fried;
The landlord >ou meet there
In weakened and dried;
There'* no one to hop «'
The ring of your bell;
ft'a awful to atop at
Tlmi Hinitll Town Hotel
< t*«*rly $300,000 diuiiie to
m># th«* run "
Thlrtt«n tp««ker« w«r# chc»en
ypil»rd«f to roUij#|H In Ibf final
tryout to plrk vur»ity d<-b»ti«ri for
tlu» University of WmihlfiKton Tli«
ftlUtfU* 111 qtlPKtlol) In tb« fttibject
for d«*b«l«.
8i» hundred editor* of newa
papara will vlalt Oanvar ne*t
June, For once they will hava
their namea In tha paper.
Or. Clamant B. Shaw of Chicago.
• ell known u> Hwfilluli people
through bin iranalMtlou* of the cla*
■!«•» nave an llluatraled dramatic
reading at tha benefit entertain
ment In the Hwedlch llaptlat church
laat night
Thomaa Chrletophar, a reildant of
Waahlngtou for the paat &4 year*,
died yeaterday at Auburn. Chrlato
l her cauie from Norwaj to Han
Franclaco lo and all year* lat
er came to Keattle
Garfield, N. J.—Ten-year-old
Julia Ken wae returned l.oma
by kidnaper* who enticad her
away, thinking a*ie wn the
daughter of a rich man.
New of Mr*. Tar
e*a Klamlratio polaoned by a dlo
ner ihat l>egan with epaghettl and
ended with Ice cream, pick lea, cu
cumber* and I'heni nu(a
Barile*vi|le. Ok la.—WHlnm Cat
tlebury, W. will ai>end hie declining
>eam rocking a baby A daughter
liae been born to hi* wife. Mr* C*a
tie bury. 38 year* old
Oh, the (tarry enowflake,
Dropping rrom who know*—
Uh! *«« there'* It'a melted,
It hit a man'* red no*e.
New York —Pour men, locked by
mlatake In the Jury room of the an
pre me court, trkpd to attract the at
tenllon of three women and ware
•corned a* maahera. A newaboy
came to their re»rue.
Albany, N. Y,—Tha Hale hospital
commission reports thai New York
aaved over a million dolUi* In a
year bjr deporting 2.SVS defective
persons.
N#w Yor*.—Morn* Sch.llsr. 11
vear old. has bwn engaged lu do de
tectlv# work for the city at a salary
of 26 c«nu per day.
White Plains. N. V.—lnstead of
Indicting Joseph Vanderloot, a
' ripple, for rarrylng a revolver, the
grand Jury look up • collection to
send him to bla borne In Grand
Kaplda, Ml. h
Madrid. — Nicodemus Mender,
chief executioner of Hpaln. died of
grieving for hla daughter, who died
of a broken heart because hfc- fath
er's calling estranged her fiance.
The Duwamlah Valley Commer
cial club last night advocatad the
setting aalde of one day every
month aa official election day. Con
stitutional amendment of the Initla
live and referendum will bring a
flood of elections, they expect.
Pending the trial of McNamee,
December H, I-eshe Pepper, prose
ctitlng witness In the assault case
against the city detective, whs yes
terday put In the county jail for
safe keeping.
Upland, Cal.—Fire that threaten
od to sweep the business section of
Cpland. was controlled early today.
The losa 1* estimated at H<\ooo.
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One-month, 3-month, 6 month
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suit.
This Is a practical training
school, fully equipped with
standard machinery in opera
tion, In charge of practical en
gineers. Kull Information on
request.
Telephone Q. A. 254.
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Flrat Av. W. and Roy St.
AMUSEMENTS ,
I" 11 11 ■| ft uj|i fiirJi Se «nfi
ft iI9I I I I H Uadia|
[_ " , M \ T Theatre
Four Nights, Beginning Tomorrow Night
POPULAR PRICED MATINEE WEDNESDAY
JOHN CORT OFFERS
Hit Big Musical Comedy Succen* from Daly'* Theatre.
New York City ™
"The Rose of Panama"
with
— CMAPiINE
The Charming French Prima Donna from the Open
Comique, Paris.
COMPANY'OF 65 ORCHESTRA OF 20
Pi ices—Evening, 50c to $1.50; Matinee, 25c to $1.00.
RETURN ENGAGEMENT
Three Nights, Starting Thursday, December 12
Lambardi
Grand Opera Co.
In the following well-known repertoire:
Thursday, Mme Tarquini in CARMEN.
Friday, Mme Percira in Traviata.
Saturday Matinee, Mine. Pcreira in Rigtoletto.
Saturday Night, Mme Tarquini in Salome,
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