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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28
Pantages

A double headline vaudeville bill
with stellar honors held by Fred
Lindsay A Co. and Kennedy A Nor.
,enson. viii open a weeks engage
msnt ~ the Pantasss with Mondays
matinee
The feature picture IA bad Com.
pany" IN which Conway Tearis and
MadEe Kennedy are featured. The
story IL claimed 10 be fairly filled
with pathos and thrills and il based
on the love Of girl for her brother
and her vain attempt 10 save him
from the clutches Of bad woman.
Fred Lindsay A Co have been en-.
gagged for a tour Of the PantaEea
| circuit direct from the London Coli.
scum and AIhhmbra. Paris Mr.
Lindsay il an internationally famous
soldier. author giobs.trotter and big
game hunter
One Of the real novelty presenta.
tons Of the season Is Helen Ken,
needy and Martin Mortenson. pre-.
senting a surprise program. Miss
/ Kennedy will be remembered as a
I Juvenile screen star and popular
vaudeville comedian who recently
appeared in The snob." under the
direction OF Monte Bell. Martin Nor.
,enson is piano marvel and pro.
tcEe Of the Dr. Florcnz Ziegfield. sr.
added attraction honors win be-
held by Burke. walsh & Mana. APP.
pearinE in their comedy offering en-.
Titled They're Peculiar"
Flo and Nellie Kelley. two talented
and charming girls with personality.
have an entertaining program Of
blues and comedy numbers.
The master Of the accordlAn. Joe
DeLier. assisted by charming part.
ner. viii offer a program Of classical
and popular numbers.
Al and Gus Martell. sensational
cycyisis. open the bill. some songs
by the Seattle fire department quar-.
iet. composed Of Fred Richardson.
Harry Randall. Gene Ruc<ins and
Jack Murray, is an added attraction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28
LOST LADY" COMING
TO BLUE MOUSE

Manager John Hsmrick Of the
Blue Mouse has tast closed with
warner Brothers for the Northwest.
srn premiere Of Irene Rich's famous
production. - Lost Lady" II Ia said
by eastern critics that Miss Rich IN
this production has given TO the
screen her supreme achievement. II
Ia the elaborate screen version Of the
popular book Of the same name
name by villa Gather and includes
besides Irene Rich. In lis cast such
stars as Matt Moore. June Marlowe.
John Roche, George Fawceet and
Victor Potsl ~ Los; Lady VIII be
the attraction coming 10 the Blue
Mouse next Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28

No, they're not animated barber potes pet a nelo
species Of zebra. They Just hoomans," you
and l. and happen TO be ushing at the Strand They are
dressed mp like big candy because Of the spectacular
candy ball scene IN The Golden Bed" De Miles Lotest
ond most lnvish production, the current attraction at the
strand Reoding from left right the ushers are Ada
Deane Anna earle, and Clara Busch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28
HUNTER STARRING

Shooting on the first Universal
production made in New York In
seven years was started on Friday Of
last week William Nigh has as.
sembled the following cast to support
Glenn Hunter In the Saturday Eve.
ming Post story. "once Peddler. I"
by Hugh McNair Kahler: Dave Hig.
gins. Peter Raymond. Jean Jarvis
and Edna Murphy. who has the lead.
ing feminine role. opposite Hunter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28
LEADING LADY FOR GIBSON

Josie ssdgwick. who has 20 ably
supported Hoot Gibson In a number
OF his recent productions. such az
The saWdust Trsil'' and lie, Tf
Buck" has been placed under con.
tract 10 make a series Of twofeel
westerns The first is entitled The
Best Man" and Is under the direction
% Ernest Laemmle. Lola Tod.
Ernest CULLEN and william wslst
are prominent in the cast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28

sparkling Prominent In the cast are
Miss Thso Pennington, soprano, who
plays "Sadlna Harry Pttil, tenor,
Carl Bundschu. baritone. I'd An
drcws. comedian. Trina Tice. central.
60. George olssen. comedian. and
Chester Bright. harso, with a splendid
singing chorus under the direction Of
Charles II ilagslrirs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28
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Chocolate Soldier. fous days
HthrtinE SUNDAY
rANTAGEs - Vaudeville. new
show Monday
PALACE nIf-Roy Glars COM
pany In How Come
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28

John Conway il now in tho cut.
ting room or the William Fox West
Coast studios. putting the finishing
touches on the first print Of THE
Hunted Woman" which he has
Just finished directing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28

artists of syneopation, sullivan
aud Mack. Tylophone artists. and
Orlando. a talented juKEler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28

Ted Game is leader OF Nc
KEGS ArcadiaH band phtch
is furnishing the dance music
for Bd0dad. since the reopen
ing Friday night. Mr.. Games
boys are highly versatile,
hauin0 played for The shom-
in0s Of The films al the He'll
10. for the special concerts
on the stage, and nor for
dancing at Bd0dad.
Evening star., 1925-10-19
ORCHESTRA CONCERT.

BY the United States Soldiers
Home Band Orchestra, Stanley
Hall. tomorrow evening at a:4o
O'Clock: John :. NJ. Zimmerman.
conductor; Emil A. F'enstad, as
SiStant conductor.
March, '.Sons of New Zealand
Lithcow
Overture. ''Tura ndot'. Lachner
ta) 'Slumber and Rest Thee
toriginan ..... Zimmerman
10, THE Lotus Dream lori
Excerpts from the musical com
edy. The Dream Girl. Herbert
Fox trot. Save Your Troubles
for Tomorrow requested).
Sherman
Waltz song. Il Want Your Love.
Tandler
Finale. When Everything Is
Harmony" Wenrich
THE Star Spangled Banner.
Evening star., 1925-10-19
TERMS PAM CASE
Of LITTLE IMPORT
Gales Sees Maneuver OF
De la Huerta Forces
in Mexico.
By tho 4 ssociated Press.


MENICO CITY. October 1a-Presi.
dent Gales asserted Yesterday that
the incident in New York involving
Secretary of the Treasury Alberto j.
Pani and Senorita Gloria Faure. a
Mexican actress. lacks importance.
both at home and abroad
On Friday the Chamber of Deputies
debated the reports linking the name
of Secretary PAM and Senorita
F'aure. alleged to have accompanied
him into the United States in viola
ton of American law. A committee
from the chamber waited on President
Gales and urged that he request
Senior Pants resignation.
In his statement yesterday the
President asserted that il was a
maneuver by the de Ia Huerta follow
ers, who were attempting to hinder
Senior Pants work of rectifyinc an
error by Adolfo de la Ituerta. former
secretary of the treasury. in the debt
agreement concluded by de la Huerta
with Thomas w. Lamont in New
York in 1922.
President Gales also asSailed the
attitude of the Mexican deputies In
Evening star., 1925-10-19
Labrador Branch Formed.

A Coast to Coast" Labrador branch,
inspired by the Grenfell Mission, was
formed at a business meeting of the
District of Columbia Branch, Needle
work Guild of America. Inc, In the
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
last week. 1t was decided that If each
director would give one or more eX-
ira garments the requisite number
for branch %. would be supplied.
The name Coast to Coast" is chosen
to indicate that the work of the organ
tzation is national in scope.
Evening star., 1925-10-19
JOHN |. BEGGS, POWER
COMPANY HEAD, DIES
Was President of Milwaukee
Concern and Nationally
Known Figure.

BY the Associated Press.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. October la.-
John |. BeGgs, president of the
Milwaukee Electric Railway Co. and
one of the best known figures in the
power utility business in the country,
is dead.
Mr.. Beggs. who was IS years old,
returned Tuesday from business
trip to St. Louis. Except for several
years in St. Louis, where he operated
the street railway company, most Of
his life was spent in Milwaukee.
Mr.. Beggs was owner of the con-
trolling interest of the st. Louis Car
Co. and was a director of 50 other
corporations, including some of the
largest power and traction corpora
tions in the Middle West.
His body will be taken to Harris
burg. Pa, where he was born, for
burial.
Evening star., 1925-10-19

Nearly half of the 100000 square
miles Of area of Brazil Is covered
with forests. most of which are COM
posed of tropical hardwoods.
Evening star., 1925-10-19
demanding the secretary's resignation
as prompted by political motives.

The American immigration authori-
ties after an investigation cleared
Senor Pani and Senorlta Faure of any
wrongdoing and suspended all pro
ceedings because of lack of evidence.
Evening star., 1925-10-19
The Appeal
OF a Pup

has been caught and
nodded in these little china
favors pictured. The big
ears, the shy eyes and the
clumsy position are so real
istic as to please every one
who has at some time
owned and loved a pup. A
tantalizing fly made of metal
makes one forget for a mo-
ment that Summer is over.
China Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-10-19
To Enjoy
Mending Day

Provide yourself with one of
these new and unique inno-
vations in the way of a con-
venient sewing bag. I'm
ported and made of soft. pli-
able leather in several
shades, these little bags are
made with weighted sides
to rest securely on the arm
of a chair-that scissors,
needles, thimble and thread
may be always handy. S1s.
Leather Goods Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1925-10-19
Los Flores

Los Flores
Trays
Add a new note in decora-
ton and a new charm in
serving. These lovely trays
framed in blending tones
have real flowers under
glass. These flowers will
retain color without fading
and are grown especially for
this purpose, in Spain. Ger
many and California. The
grasses are grown in France.
Ideal for wedding presents.
$3.50 to $3.50.
China Section. Fifth foor.
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, 1925-05-14
LIONS AND H.
s. STUDENTS
GET TOGETHER

Only a short business session was
held at last Thursdays Lions Lunch
con, in order that a program ar
ranged by Cub Bible, the good fellow
ship chairman, could be carried out.
Mr.. Bonnewell, Secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce., was a lunch
con guest. and delivered to the club
an invitation from the Rotary Club
and Chamber of Commerce to partic-
ipate in a joint luncheon of the three
organizations. The invitation was
very favorably received by the Lions,
and it is thought the joint meeting
may be held about May 27th.
A committee was appointed to
make arrangements for the Lions an
nual picnic, and it is expected the
date for this annual affair will be
set in the near future.
Promptly at one o'clock Cub Bible
took charge of the meeting, and in
, 1925-05-14
SARATOGA BEAT
DE M0LAY TEAM
SCORE 10 TO

In the first baseball game of the
season the DeMolay team from Raw
Inns was beaten by the Saratoga town
team in Saratoga on Sunday last by
a score 10 to s.. The reports of the
game state that it vas a good game
and was interesting throughout to
watch.
Although the understanding was
that the DeMolay team was to play
the high school team of that place,
1t was found that they were to play
the town team for the benefit of the
Fire Department when they arrived
there.
Saratoga made all of her runs in
the first five innings and the De-
Molay team made most of its runs in
the last -four innings. This was the
first time that the players of the
DeMolay team had ever played to-
gether. 1t is believed that hat team
will round out into a good baseball
nine with a little more practice.
The score by innings is as follows:
Rawlins - l l 0 0 0 3 0 2 Is
Saratoga 2 2 0 4 2 0 0 0 X-10
, 1925-05-14
MCDERMOTT HAS
ONE BEST PAINT
SHOPS in STATE

F. w, McDermott, we'll known
painter in Rawlins, the first of this
month moved into his recently built
paint shop on south Colorado Street,
the shop being located in front of the
old pump station just south OF the
east end subway.
Mr.. McDermott's establishment is
one of the best in the city and 1t
will run a very close first to any paint
shop in the state. The building has
a large paint O in which signs,
furniture, automobiles, and the like
are painted and then as another sec
ton of the building, a large room
we'll lighted and dust tight is used
as the varnish room.
The equipment installed is Of the
latest and most up-to-date. The shop
is equipped to do all kinds of lacquer
painting, the painting of wicker
furniture, chandeliers and auto
mobiles.
Employed by Mr.. McDermott is w.
T. Clyne who worked in Salt Lake
City for five years previous to ac-
cepting the position with Mr.. Nc
Dermott. Mr.. Clyne is an expert
auto painter and for two years he
did nothing but finishing work on
cars. An inspection of the work
done by Mr.. Clyne will convince any
one that Rawlins is fortunate in hav-
ing the services of the calibre of Mr..
Clyne.
Mr.. McDermott's auto painting
equipment is one of the notable fea-
lures of his new shop. He has a
paint machine and other accessories
necessary for the best of work. The
shop uses the Vitralite system on the
cars and first class work and salts
fashion is guaranteed.
AT the present time Mr.. McDer-
mott has considerable work on hand
and with his acquaintance, the ac-
qu%aintance of the residents with his
work and now with one of the most
modern and best equipped paint shops
in the state, he should enjoy the
most liberal patronage and at the
same time Rawlins a feel privileged
to have such q shop in the city.