Jersey Lily headlines at the Orpheum this week
Mrs Langtry now Lady De Bathe headlines the Orpheum ongoing week presenting The Test with a strong supporting cast. Lolo the Mystic Sioux girl adds psychic power along with acts from George Barry Maude Wolford Lotus the singing novelty, Roxy La Rocca harpist and others. Extra features include Work and Play acrobats Upside down dancing Gordon boys soft shoe, Dr Cook lecture My Attainment of the Pole and Golden Troupe vocalists and dancers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Hooth
Roxy la Rocca
King Emmanuel
Italy
Louis Stone
Gordon Boys
Naughty Marietta at the Moore opens Wednesday
Victor Herbert presents Naughty Marietta at the Moore theatre with Miss Florence Webber, four nights starting Wednesday. Miss Young’s production features an orig romantic book set in New Orleans in 1780, with period costumes, special set and enhanced orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Herbert
Florence Webber
Oscar Hammerstein Comic Opera CO
Johnson
David Warfield Opens The Return of Peter Grimm At The Met
David Warfield appears for the first time in this city in Belasco's The Return of Peter Grimm at the Metropolitan Theatre Monday evening. Warfield plays the title role of an elderly Dutch bachelor and floriculturist famed for his sweetness and charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Warfield
Metropolitan Theatre
David Belasco
Peter Grimm
Warfield
Get Rod Quick Wallingford at Seattle Theatre
Bailey and Mitchell present a modern comedy at the Seattle theatre adapted from Randolph Chester. The play satirizes American business go-ahead methods and features J. Rufus Wallingford bubbling with get-rich-quick schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Mitchell
Seattle
Rod Quick Wallingford
Randolph Chester
J. Rufus Wallingford
Shore Acres
BAILEY @ MITCHELL
Wallingford
Empress Week Card Showcases Boxing Star James J. Corbett
James J. Corbett headlines at the Empress with stories and anecdotes from his boxing career. Patty Bros. perform as added attractions along with a comedy sketch Fire Escape. Lucille Savoy offers songs and poses while The Manning Twins dance and Westinre impersonates famous men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Corbett
Corbett
Patty Bros
Chas Deland
Mary Carr
Venun
Lucille Savoy
Manning Twins
Westinre
Napoleon, Bramarck
Buffalo Bill
Uncle Joe Cannon
Frederick Cook to appear at Pantages theater Monday matinee
The Pantages announces Dr. Frederick A. Cook the Arctic explorer will open the week with a matinee Monday. Cook, famed for his polar exploits, will headline the open air show at the Pantages venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pantages Theatre
Pantages
Frederick A. Cook
Revival At Tabernacle Led By Rev. Carter Helm Jones
Crowds gathered at the tabernacle Friday night for a revival led by Rev. Carter Helm Jones of the First Baptist Church with the theme One Jesus. He urged workingmen to love Jesus, saying He belongs beyond aristocracy and even beyond some churches. No services Saturday night but a union meeting of young people Sunday at 6 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Helm Jones
First Baptist Church
Tabernacle
Jesus
Jones
the Tabernacle
None of the Day Condensed for Busy People
A collage of brief notes from cities across the country reports on delivery service reminders, a government forestry experiment in California, accidental injuries in Chicago, YMCA meetings, papal missions to the Philippines, and a variety of local news items involving crime, health, and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Piper
California
Hame
Walter Piper
Who'll Win Speakership in Next Legislature El Toro Looms
Abel Hurwitz analyzes the 1914 speakership race as El Toro looms with salve like tactics. Taylor claims 62 pledged solons, Corkery counters with a 49-name block, Farnsworth and Brislawn factor into Democratic support. A coalition across Republicans and Democrats appears decisive, with Taylor or Corkery favored depending on cross-party backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Toro
Abel Hurwitz
Taylor
Howard D. Taylor
Lincoln County
Chas
FE. Hughes
Farnsworth
Corkery
J. W. Brislawn
Clatiet
Brisiawn
How to Send Eggs by Parcel Post
Instructions for packing eggs for local delivery and long distance service. Eggs must be wrapped individually with padding and placed end on in a protective container. Perishable items require proper labeling and strong outer coverings to prevent damage.
Fisherman Lost Near Sandy Point
Search is under way for Andrew Criscuolo missing after the gill net fishing launch Pozzallo hit a log and sank near Sandy Point. Criscuolo, a fisherman, is survived by a widow and a five month old girl.
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Mueliteo, Wash
Andrew Criscuolo
Sandy Point
Pozzallo
Criscuolo
Port bonds sold for 1 million in port improvements
Seattle port commissioners sold a 1 million bond issue at 92.53 per 100 to four Chicago firms led by C. L. Zeller. Buyers listed include Nell Rock & Co Plympton Gardner & Co Eyman & Co and Seasongood and Mayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
C. L. Zeller
Nell Rock & Co
Plympton, Gardner & Co
Eyman & Co
Seasongood and Mayer
State forestry department proposed for logged-off lands
A draft program on logged-off lands requests creation of a state department of forestry with power to purchase lands for reforestation and to replant them. Nearly all state commercial organizations back the plan as representatives of city organizations attend a Friday meeting on logged-off lands and approve the drafted bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
State Department of Forestry
Ard
A. Hanson
City Finance Committee Backs $200 Printing Fund
The city council finance committee Friday recommended passing a bill to provide $200 for printing copies of the annual report of Superintendent of Public Utilities Valentine. The department’s report is in great demand by municipal corporations libraries schools public service commissions and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Utilities
Valentine
Public Service Commissions
Forestry and Mines Short Courses Open Monday
The College of Forestry and the School of Mines at the state university enroll a large number of men from forests and mines for three month programs starting Monday. Fourteen rangers and lumbermen begin logging studies while an equal number of rangers study practical ore valuation in mining.
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College of Forestry
School of Mines of the State University
Forests and Mines
School of Mines
Get Busy and Try for Good Health
A motivational piece urges immediate action to improve health and mood. It stresses leaving idleness behind, embracing sunshine and activity, and avoiding prolonged waiting to feel well again. The author promotes practical effort over despair.
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Weelk
Guy Usher
Langtry
Eee
Isavhe
Seattle Orpheum
Orpheum
Dally
Dr Cook
Vaudevile
Great
Golden Troupe
Tudor Cameron
Johnny M O'Connor
Elina Gardner
Cliff Dean
Mardo
THE
MOORE
General Booth
Chicago
Maces
Wee
YMCA
Rewe Monsiongor Pater Avery
Diene
Nova Segovia
Philippine Islands
Everett
Esther Liewellyn Case
Ruckeray
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Terminal
Pittsburg
King County Medical Society
North Dearbornet
Colville
Spokane
W. M. Newman
M. FE. Austin
Austin
Washington
Pacific Northwest
Disciples of Christ
Portland
Masbillon
Ohlio—Moving Picture Exhiivitione
Aetate
Wahkiacub
Bob Charley
New York
Mancot
Madison
Il’ —Twe Lelieane
Gustino Locomo
Moreeco
Vienna
Albania
Austria
Duwamish
Duwamish Valley
Dawson. Y. T
Mounted Police
Fort McPherson
Munesterterg
M'Keesport
Morgan
Charles L. Greyerblehl
Lucifest
Fourth Av
Columble St
Greyerblehl
Valdez
Copper River
Valdez Trail
Philadelphia
Commission On Social Service
Hase
John D. Rockefeller
San Francisco
Atlantic Mlearchip Company
Liabili Tlee
North Yakima
Washington State
Bee Keepers Association
Walla
ALLWA
Andre
Duggar
Susquehanna
Newton
Quincy
Columbia River
Dorothy Benson
Williams
Brig
Sze
Walla Walla
J. Corkery
Ecoln County
Clemmer Theatre
Lambert Chase
Allan Moore
Oliver G. Wallace
Croton
Mibniamt
Ake
Farvarts
Sisak Ga! “Reint Gas
Rick Pat Vis
Langiry
Lady DE Bathe
Lions
Topy
Barry & Wolford
Long Booth
Rae
Jas.) Corbett
ACTA
America
Sei Bailey
Mitchell Mgrshe
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