The Seattle star. [volume], September 16, 1913, Page 3, Image 3

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Good Pianos
From $100 up to $275
The latter is the price for the very best of
standard make* in art cases. Terms as low as
15 per month.
These are the extraordinary bargains you can £ct
bow at 1621 Third Ave , where A. W. Meyer; one of the
Rooeer Piano Dealers of the Pacific Coast, is closing
art his large stock of Pianos and Player-Pianos, to retire
from business.
Yon cannot find a better assortment anywhere—ten
lading makes to select from—while the prices are at
lost CUT IN HALF.
Lease of store for sale, to be turned over November
Ist Low rent.
A. W. MEYER
1621 Third Ave.
NORTH OF PINE.
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Jis your duty to protect your.
JJIfE WITH A TRUSTEESHIP
?hat would become of her
anOUUD You LEAVE HER HELPLESS?
tcT| arl' r n Wlll "f" 1 molfe our Trust Company your fc*ecu
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t?r f*®lly !" ar ome INVOLVED In financial difficulty and
SJH'T comp/ww suffer. p|a<4 your affair* In tho hands of OCK
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BITS OF
GOSSIP
Tktra I* a reallMlc touch 0M
laltiid In At iMfM feature, "In ,
ColVid litiili." »o>>n to l>e rrteaaed ;
In the I .iliav Co"
The production of the play near- j
h coat 11. t' Travera hi* life
Pravera «a* t.iklns the part of tho
hero and K II Culvert, the bad !
Ulan A* both were *uppo*ed to
i-onvlcta. the eomiuttiy *ciil tlieui
down to Juliet to set the proper
*iirrt>undluK* and atmoaphere In
the climax Calvert rot u»u> from
the 'pen" with Travel* In purautt
There wna a cluium> In shifts
The n> » Kuard* on duly had not
I teen Informed that the get aw»>
«»» heltiK done for the movtu*.
I The) gave chaie Calvert cllmh
• d on h RMollne hand car and Trav- :
| er* took after him In an aula
The Kuard* followed In « tnn
chine, and, when drmwlnß near
Travera. oi>etied fire Travel* e*
raped the bullet* tiy leaplnK on the [
hand car with Calvert.
The director taking the picture
explained matter* to the guard* a*
*oon ua he rould catch tip.
A thrlllln* acene I* depleted In
"The ItlKht of Way." a film recent
ly produced at Ithaca The climax
of the utory I* reached when a I'lis
fir* pa**en»;cr auto 1* »ent hurtlln*
over the cdKe of a rO<'k rllff 1.500
f«*t huh The plunge of the car
rmlH up at the bottom of Tftunlun
nock Rome. A dummy I* seen at
the wheel of the rar aa It topple#
over the precipice
THE. MOVIES
NKWSBOY OK 13 MUST LEADING MAN
IN MOVIE COMPANY OF YOUNGSTERS
George L. Morgan, a newsboy, In
the leading role In "Jlmmy'i Prln
cfM," the Initial play to be acted
by the first motion picture company
composed escluslvely of children
in the world, orgamted recently In
Los Angeles by Benjamin Scovell.
George Morgan Is a clever Juven
ile actor of 13, and ha« appeared
before the public since he was a
baby He is the grandnephew of
the Rev. George Lorimer of Tre
mont Temple, Boston, who was at
BEATS THE SLIT
fljr l'p!!«4 t W'r#
LIMA. O . Sept 1« Sheriff Watt
haa t»-en railed upon tit Inventlicate
the strange existence of 75 »;randed
*vp»!.» In an Improvised camp near
here
Th*- Domaili have dispensed with
their clothes and sr«- running about
In nature'* raiment.
Hoth men and women are Inclttd
"(I In the colon?, and eke out an ex
istence from roota, shrub*. ht rrles
and the meat of those a.'lmals
whone Uvea thejr can take In the
primitive way
Farmer* complaining against fre
quent vlalta to their barnyard* led
to the Investigation.
The gypsies were ordered to don
aome clothe* and move on.
HERE'S A FREAK
Ilr rr-»« t Wire
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Si.pt. Jfi
A peculiar nio which In puttllng
physicians at the (Seneral hospital
is that of Charles llutera, a 7-year
old b<>r, whoae heart la under Ms
left artn.
When the physicians started to
examine Mm. th<y placed the
stethoscope at the usual sp>t, but
rould not hear the heart beats It
waa some time before they could
locate tho heart, which waa found
on the left aide directly under the
shoulder
The boy I* normal otherwise, and
the physicians say the unnmial j«>-
•Itlon of the heart will not cause
trouble.
HE BETS HE LL LIVE;
WINS AND THEN DIES
I.KXINOTON. Ky. Sept. Ifi -As
proof that he had sporting idood In
hi* vein*. Clem llearhv, trainer of
llltht harness horaea, who d'ed Inat
week, laid a wager early In the
spring with a phyalclnn that he
would live three tnontha, and he
won.
The physician had declared he
did not think IWchy could live
three weeks, a* he »»i suffering
from liver trouble Ilearhy la aald
tr have Aet llfiO or $300. After
winning, he wanted another bet
that he would live four month* long
er lie would havo lost this bet.
9PLA9H ME!
ATLANTIC CITY, Sept IS.—
When Mr* Charles ap
peared on the beach garbed In a
dashing purple bathing milt with a
skirt *llt from the hem to waist, 200
bathers almost mobbed her.
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THK STAR—TUESDAY, SEPTKMHKR If). 1913.
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one time a well known actor.
Oso Morgan, the "leadlrg man"
In *c«o« from "Jimmy's Princess."
A LONG TIME AGO
Or I'nl'f.l I'frtf I.MM.t TVlft
NKW YORK, Sept If. Marshall
Seville. professor of American
archaeology R i Columbia, has re
turned fr tn two months' excav.it
In* In the province of KsmeraJdas,
Northwest Kcuador
II" brings skulls <>f South Amerl
ran IlidlaiiN who livid 1.000 years
ago. the te*-th (n which are crowned
with gold cap* ami Inlaid with gold
anil ordinary filling*. In all caned
tho workmanship la almost the
equal of the modern dvnlltt'i art
RIPPLING TUNICS
PARIS. Sept. 16. -At the fashion
opening* to American buyers the
Persian Influence prevailed. The
large majority of gowns were
adapted from costume* clplolted
In la> Mnniret " produced at the
Theatre de la Renaissance, ai d ev
erywhere me saw short, rlpptlng
tunics wired to stand away from
the figure. Some of them were
short and single, others were used
In group* reaching from the waist
half way to the hem
WILL TRY AGAIN
I.EWIBTON. Mf. Sept. lfl—\'|ta!
I.alilw haa applied to City Clerk
I.emnlre for a marriage license for
the third time within a year. The
firm two time* the lirUletobe left
Mr. l<*ht>e "waiting at the church."
GIRL JURORS HALT
TO GET SODA: FIND
FOR HANDSOME MAN
JOUET. 111.. Hept 16.—
When the flmt woman Jury «ai
lmpane|«J In the court of Ju*
tlc« Jame* Met "tilloch, the fair
Juror* returned a Judgment of
120 In favor of tjenrgo Martin
axalnat John Vargo
Martin la younn, handaoraw
and a bachelor: Var*o la old,
not *o handaome and la mar
' rled
VII the feminine Juror* were
unmarried except fine, who
held out for Varnii until the re*t
thre.itcn'-d to tell her huaband
Ihirlm: the trial a reeea* was
railed to allow the Juror* to re
fresh themaelve* with loe
cream aodaa.
♦
Dance at Prenmland tonight.—Ad*.
ALBANY CUT-RATE
DENTISTS
rates EXTENDED
W# publicity; w* wnnt our
frlcn(ln t>» lf»Ik about u* W*» hnvc
no fnrmloti rnn't afford to havi»
- wo hfiv<i our cut rnton
until January 1 1914
Our nnrn* alon® l« n frunrnnt** that
your work will b# natlafaetory and
of th* bi»*t.
« IIMM TOII % V—llflttT ITT IT M|'»
Set of Teeth, Guaranteed $A
Fit, now
Solid Gold or Porcelain
Crown «p0
Gold or Porcelain Bridge CQ
Work $w
Solid Gold Fillings.. 7Ti? UP
Silver Fillings ?»O<J UP
Albany Cut-Rate Dentists
*«-r»u<l I loor l'r«»|»lr'a ftnnk Itiillritnu
Rfrund nnd l*ll*e.
Tnkf Wlavator or Walk # l T p.
OtlH PlUrßfl WIM. Hl'ltf'tUNlc TOU
OUli WOIIK WILL I'Llt.AHlfi VuU.
WHAT'S
MERE
Claaa A Until Werlneariay Night
"Tlim HtreH* of NVw York," tbre#»
reel Orrtnt Northern feature, and n
VltiiKraph comedy.
• 00
Cl«mmir Until WrdnfMl«y Night
"I'ailm \V«M*kly No 49," world'*
newa. "Cunt," two imrt Kdlnnti; "An
! I HiiNptclon," !llo«rapb drmua.
♦ • •
Dream Until Wadneariay Nlflht
"Tim Lour Millionaire." tw»» part
Vlfat'.raph drama I wo Tiki Many,"
Hellf colliedv "Tin* Act Hi
Hhot," Ptttlu* pl»y.
• • •
Melbourne Until Wfdnriday Night
"Oypiv Queen," Ki'vKoda nun
«idy; "For the Crown." tworeel
American drum a; "I let ween Homo
mid Country," Reliance drama
• • •
Grand Until Wrdneaday Night
"Myalorlou* Eye*," American
drama; "The Turklnh Math.' Majcn
tie comedy . •* 111» l,nnt Hot." Than
houaer comedy.
• • •
Colonial Until Wednesday Night
Tli« Tiger," Vltaaraph drnma;
"The Monogrammcd Cigarette" and
"Drill* Aboard the 1' S Warahlp
California.' 1 hpllt Kaleni, "Baby
lndlapoaed" and "The Ividy In
lllack." lltiiKraph apllt reel comedy;
"The Green Eve of the Yellow God,"
Edlaon drama
• • •
Tltlkum Until Wednesday Mght
"The Medal of Honor." t.uhln
drama; "A Jungle Flirtation" and
"Tahiti, the I'lctiireaijue." J'athe
play apllt r«el "Ronnie of the
llllla," Kunanay drama; "ller Way."
Sellg diama
• • •
The City Until Tonight
"The Qual "rcrK " two reel feat ore;
The 1 it-ad Nickel," comedy; "The
New Hahy." comedy
• • •
Alhambra Until Wedne*day Night
"The Diamond Maker*.' Re*
two reel feature drama, "Animat
ed Weekly" world* new*, "Hy
drogen." educational, and a com
edy.
• • •
Yuler Until Tue*d*y Night
"Itlrd* of Ptey," The Fatal
Scow," "The Robber*," "A Gentle
man of F"»*hl<>n "
• • •
Olympian Tonight
"The Mi-art of nn Actreaa."
Kaleni dram*. ' Borne Hpota In find
Around l*o# Afnco|«*a," Kdl*on ween
ie. "Don't Worry Kdlwon
"l4>nedog the Faithful/' Lubln
drama. "On the Job." Rvaamy
coQiady,
BEES' NEW PARK
VICTORIA, Sept, M—"Wo are'
considering u new baseball park for
next year." said Secretary McCon
nell. of the Victoria llaseball club
today.
The iihort center field fence and
Inadequate seating accommodation
of thi present grounds have Impress
ed upon th«' directors the necessity
of a change.
Hert I>el ma * will In all probabil
ity lie manager of neit year'*
Bee* lloliby Steele anil ltrown, the
Victoria tw triers, who worked In the
Twilight 1.-ague this summer, will
Join the club next week and will
be used regularly.
GIRLS BEAT PASTORS
t'HILADKLPHIA. B.pt 16—A
baaehall team m»»le up of «trl*
dr<-»»ed In bloomer* defeated an
other team of preacher*. dreaaed
In aklrtu, 16 to 6,
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WISCONSIN PENNANTS
NOW OUT
You Must Have One of These Beautiful Pennants
Secure One With Four Coupons Clipped
rom ar enis
always paid 65c for. It is the best offer
we have ever made our readers.
Look for the Pennant Coupon in The Daily Star. Send in your sub
scription and have the paper delivered to you daily so you will be sure and
receive your coupons daily.
These pennants nrc of the best wool felt and absolutely correct as to •
color and design. They will form a pretty ornament for your den or dining
room, houseboat, bungalow or living room and will anneal to vou even V vou
are not a college man.
These pennants will brighten any spot. With them you can assemble
handsome table covers, beautiful portieres, sofa covers, wall blankets and a
hundred and one other unique decorations.
A different pennant will lie offered each week. ;
Pennants can be secured at The Seattle Daily Star Office. 1307 7th Ave.
If ordered by mail enclose five cents extra for nostape for each pennant.
Do not mail in advance orders. Tliey will not be filled until Pennants are issued. Order
Pennants weekly
A few North Dakota and Idaho Pennants still left.
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The Fall Season Is On! We're Ready!
Some Bumper Bedding
Bargains!
PECIAL PRICES'ON 'hid Ixita of much
HIM rail and Winter Bedding tumor
row like thle:
,iO Cotton Batt*.
WillltiJulr pure whl'". ■! lb
roll; 72xM-inch
sifc
15e Yard 6llko
lin ''
I colon in„
Special, yd. I UC
12',.c Cretonne*, In floral and Oriental Q '»»
deelgna; faat color* Special at O*C
|100 Cotton Blanket*, In white, tan or (Cray,
tb I red 70
bordi n Special at IU C
$1 M) Comfort*, doubli- lied aln- eitra heavy,
.mil filled with dark cotton o*4 I q
y I i I w
gVu Sterling Values in
Women's New
k w \ Underwear!
AT ftC. Women'* pure
I f tww wbjlfl VMtl nr
j f Panta with comfortable and
I / warm fleece llnlnx
' I AT AO-, Women* e*tra
i ! I rOC Am Princh Rib
fj ,i Vent* or Pant*. with high
) '/ neck, mini" of the fln> at Sea
J Inland Cotton. Perfect fitting
/ ! varment*
AT OC«* Children'* I'nlon
/fx I3C Suit* In iiray or
f I I ecru; all alze*; the quantity
k J I* limited.
/ 1 AT rn« Horn' Union
/J I OUC Huiiii, mad* to re
// *i*t ih" bard wear that moit
AJ boy• give to their clothe*.
r
Again!
Sheer
Lawn
Kerchiefs
1C
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HAUNTED SCHOOL
Hy p»*«« W!r*
WAHRKNVIU.K. 111. Sept. 1« —
Children of Warrenvllle will have
a new school building this year to
replace the "haunted school" they
iiave refused to sttend since the
winter of 1912. The haunted school
was msde a place of horror to the
children by the killing there before
her class of Miss Edith Smith by
Sylvester Adams. Jan. 10, 1912.
!le»t modern outald» roomi, 25c
to f>Or Stewart llonw, 86 \Ve*t
Stew art —Advertlaemnt.
Come Into Our Garden
of Autumn Millinery
VIEW THE OPENING DISPLAY
In our Second Avonuo wln
dowal Come In and try on to .
your luiart'a content. N«< oii>i will «
Jieaeerh you to buy. We feature to-
Trimmed French Felt*—« gathering
of clever hati trimmed pith wIhKH,
AT CP Cfl Smart pluah trimmed
9Ui«)U witii marabou
We Trim Hat* for 50c
Iron-Wear School Shoes
at Very Special Prices
Tomorrow, while
(juantltU-a laiit, you
School
Boy*' $2.50 Shoe* of Rem Lf uj
lne golld leather box calf; i, J: ,-y\
Ideal *<-hool hhoe* Bpe
low heel* Special. ff *\ efj
pair yti I J
Little Gent*' Shoe*, velour calf blucher shoe*.
*lze* 9 to 13; at way* $2.5 0 pair. 4 QQ
Tomorrow yliwO
Girl*' $2.00 Shoe*, vlcl kid. button or lace ghoen
on a wide, sensible laat; *lre* < PQ
12 to 2. Special, pair yliDw
ROOSTER ATTACKS
LITTLE BOY
KKNNER, L*.. Kept. 16. —A
S-year-old. John Hojcart, was at
tacked by a big rooster while
the fowls were being fed. The
child whs knocked down and
serloualy injured before his
fnther could drive the bird off.
As a result the liogarts had
chicken pie and the boy has
been sent to a New Orleans hos
pital.
Fill* the teeth—banlihe* Tooth
ache —Itutler'* Liquid Tooth Filler.
DrutKlctK, 25c—Advertlaement
TANGO IS OUSTED
Br United Pr*«» L*a»M Wlr*
PARIS, Sept. 16. —A strong reac
tton has suddenly taken place in
Pari* acalr.st miotic (lances, such
as the tango, Cakewalk, griaszly
bear, and the matchlche, and the
old fashioned quadrille, which has
not been seen or heard of for years.
Is now danced everywhere.
X RAY SHOES! NEXT!
LONDON, Rept 16. —X-ray *hoes,
the tops made of Irish lace, are the .
laat word In feminine fashion. do- •
*l*ned to no with the diaphanous *
(town.
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Car
Tickets
on Sale
Here
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