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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-01
STUCK RIVER
CONTROVERSY
Commissioners OF King and Pierce
Counties Meet on Matter

The commissioners Of King and
Pierce counties held long cousulta-
tion yesterday 20 dismiss by stipula-
tion the famous stuck river suit. and
secure a means whereby the waters
90 the White river may be equally
divided In their overflow 60 the Du-
vanish and Puyallup valleys IL was
decided 10 postpone the matter until
King county'a commissioners can
visit the ground and consult with
residents OF the White river valley.
This action 81 the commissioners
= likely 20 prove The beginning 81
the end " famous and bitter cen
trovcrsy which affects the White
river valley. where thousands 81
acres OF the richest land in the state
arc located. The stuck ~ branch
Of the White river and runs through
the Puyaiipp valley Recent los
Jams on the White river have caused
that river during frrsheta TO over
flow into the STUCK. King county =
commissioners built an cmhankmsnt
along the stuck where lt leaves the
White river 20 prevent the former
river from cutting is way back 10
the White river thus preventing a
large overflow 81 the White river
valley. II was 20 prevent BY inIunc-
tiun the building OF this rmhank-
msnt and 70 secure the right 90 dig
bitches 60 drain the stuck's waters
back 20 the white river that pisrce
county sued King The Injunction
Was not granted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-01
DOMESTICS
ARE SCARCE
Free Employment Bureau Cannot
Supply Enough Household Hep

The record % the Free Employ.
meut office Tor last month WAS large
IN March. n year ago. tzse persons
we're supplied with positions, and
March figures this year reach 1888
The demand Tor IN bnr has been very
general The business Ia the city
has br0n very good and large
number - orders have come from
nut 81 town. Positions have been
filled az far north as samas on the
boundary line and west a. far az the
straits. and in the Grays hArbor
country. Mf Grouf has had inquiF-
lfu and has allied positions east A.
Tar as the mountains and south be-
yonf Tacoma.
The demand for IN Dor vas 81 every
charn cter. Aflii and farm hands we're
wanted. persons % work IN logging
camps and domeAticH Tor some ~ the
smaller cities IN the northwest pnr-
iion % the state Secretary Grnut
has az times some difficulty IN Undue
ing persons 20 take positions out ~
the city, There has been a great
demand for domestic help IN the city
Applicants for positions do not seem
60 care for this kind % work and will
not take a place where there IL a
large family Wages for anuiesfics
are good az present. but fhis month
house ViyeH have been almost una bic
to get help. This months figures
vii show an increase Of fully 80
over last month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-01
EAGLES DANCE
AT BALLARD
First Annual Ball OF terie I12 a
Splendid Success

BALLARD. Aprili.--The local serie
No. liz. Fraternal order Of Eagles.
gave last night one OF the SWEETEST
dances ever given AZ Ballard. San
horns hall was beautifully decorat-
ca with the national colors. prOfuse
display ~ palms and flowers. with
here and there an emblematic bird
from which the Eagles take their
name.
Dancing began a. . O'Clock. and
lasted until a late hour A delight
full program had been arranged.
which was iuterspersed with the
latest round and square dances.
To the following committees is due
the great success Of the after Easter
function.
Executive committee: w. Q.
Wheeler. y. w. Bouley, G. q. ingalls,.
VIM Hubbeil. NJ Nc Partiand, =. r..
Gillette, Chris Kjelland.
Reception committee. A. r. Bethe.
y. u. McGreg0r. G. n. Martin, w. W.
belong. J. -. Lucas, 3. $. Atwood,
II. J. Faber.
Floor COMMITTEES: r. g. McIauEh-.
lin. WIN. Knapp. Frank Hopkins, l..
Zuppie. W. V. Box, A. X. Mcdonald.
A. j. Simpson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-01
MAGNETIC HEALER
Is GATHERED IN
w. s. Parker Arrested on Charge
OF valraney

Detectives Lane and Adams arrest
ed W.T. Parker, the magnetic healer,
last evening Parker iH charged
with vnRrhncy. rs there in city
ordinance which deHiKnatrH all per
SONS who earn their living by I'm
position. fortune telling or palms
Try a. vagrnutH Parker had circu-
lars out In which he claimed that he
could cure any a. all diseases with.
out the aid 81 medicine Al other
times. ga different states during his
career, he has praetlfcd medicine
without n license.
Tho detectives say that the reason
he had not Put 81 y. after his name
lu Seattle. ~ that he was aware 81
the state laws. and thought tho
magnetic healer blum would be- more
apt "a be success
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-01
BITS OF GAIETY

,s'' = ladies' Of the Trinity Parish
r '.sssn give a tea al tho Lincoln to-
o." afternoon from 4 until T.
&c. VIII Be contests Ia golf. for
- approaching. putting. be-
az ~ sole o. pingpong. This ar
al ~ ~ no doubt b. one Of the so
shk ~ the week.
ssia., L<aies' Hebrew Benevolent
D.. meets tomorrow afternoon ln
aaa4tSse Aonic hall f0r tH regular
session.
targ Mariposa club give a dancing
eatf might n the Queen Anne
a ~. During Lent these dane
Deetsd !, niseouunued. ana II In ex-
grans -. . ms one tonight viii be
sha,,.A Alpha club meets ,ouorro,y
tsgss,s,n. Nth Ars. DR.. grlsr. Itg
v. -nth avenue. ~
stsr,.tna Mrs. John X. Allen viii
tarofrass, ,ne Wednesday Card club
o. IA 80 ~ evening 81 their rsridence
hspablieffhher Of Harvard Avenue and
vi - kippnau. s99 CLAY s,r.s,
tisyenr pf sss for the ladies' of the
ssrnoss relief corps On Friday AZ
q Il ~ club has issued Invitations
Ever a. 4 Dance. which II to BE-
s-aay evening, April Z,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-01
SPEAKS HIGHLY
OF THE NORTH

John Hoswne. president Of the
Northwestern Commercial Co. has
returned from "a months VISIT 70
California points.
Mr. Rosene stated today that the
outlook for heavy travel 20 Nome
and the Seward peninsula was very
good
Our company VIII be- heavy ship
psrs this year. The Centennial will
sail about June I. and every oppor-
tunity will be taken % make quick
passages.
Our northern business has in
creased 20 that we viii have al we
can do to take Cars ~ our own
freight We may add auoi her
steamer 20 the run. but that has not
bean definitely decided upon.
Our late advices from Nome state
tina, many valuable mining proper
ties are being opened 40 ana we have
every reason O. believe that this sea
son will be very prosperous"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-01
SEWER SYSTEM FOR THE
NINTH WARD PROPOSED
u,ah Department Costs Too Much Says James-Pole
Nuisance Taken Up Queen Anne Hill Park ObnOx-
Ious BllIboards- Other Matters Before Council

...,,man Murphy ~ the Ninth
4 the council meeting last
-, introduced a resolution asking
=, ,,,y engineer 20 make estimates
,.s. cost u sewer to 80 through
.,,.-s Of the Ninth ward. Mr.
s,..cAv has had this scheme ia view
.,,,s ,lsae. and win make a
:. asat to benefit his ward. The
- ulr take In the districts of
.,,,vn fAtana. Fremont. Green
~. and possibly Ballard. The
-. according 60 Mr. Murphy's
- wtll be q brick. and of a sise
m.,,nt 20 accommodate the needs
-. community for some time 70
-, 10 his report the city engin-
VI, state whether & win be nee
LAY % condemn a risht ~ way,
49, The monthly estimates % the
...rt necessary o. run each % the
ssnsrtuents were being read last
- csuncilman James entered
ss.',rt protest against the amount
- fsr 81 the health deTartment.
= ,a,ea that he believed -bO much
=. Asing spent. and that N steps
.s.sas economy were not taken, the
mrnuld 60 bankrupt. The mat.
s-my referred 10 the finance com.
80 and the chairman ~ the
- and sanitation committee.
rae Pois saisanrs
rAst some sort Of limitation should
A raexd upon the number of pole
<~xsts granted. was the sense OF a
s~.ssstan Introduced by Councilman
tls-africk. The resolution requires
- hard ok public works TO rcscind
~ rsrrniss FOR poles on The east side
= IL blocks Ia the YeSler way dis
t-sa frorn the east side 81 second
sTenss south to the west side Of
Bro ssenue south. Ii - claimed
Ia he hoard Is violating a city ord
f-snes which provides that there
a. BE- no racre than three poles
= saxh side ot.a block. The resoiu.
a. was referred.
II a sealed communication from
Sxrsr Hnr1es last night. the council
Va rosiHed Of the appointment Of
,,ka r. craxwell and Richard Da-
ss = serve as park comm lesioners,
n 2ppclatuents OF :. s. Elder and
r. J. H. Lyons As library commits
snsrs we're confirmed by the coun-
Il Az ordinance was introduced
sruxiasrg for the putting under
ruuad q al police. telegraph and
A. alarm wires IN the down town
<xrirt The sum % s2zs5 Is appro-
yased for the work. which win b.
lzgEn A. seen as the ordinance Is
EazF passed.
Az ordinance aQproprfating $4,000
fr ~ purchase Of two new fire en-
~. went 10 the finance commit
q
1ssrx % defect IN the ordinance
rzrg a special election 70 vote on
q erary question another was In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-01
CITY HALL

a. n, Wilson has pttitloned the
city council Tor permission 10 oper-
ate boat house. cigar aud fruit
stand and "a small restaurant IN
" oodland park. lilo promises 90 irri g
gate the upper portion of the park
free of charge and wants the priv
iiege Tor five years For the third
fourth and fifth years he promises
60 pay 500 $3.50 ana $500 respectively
TWO claims were today presented
TO the city for damages "a property
arising out 90 the overflow OF the
neae0n han reservoir some nights
ago The claimants are =. phlbin
and s. lammett. tho former asking
500 ana she latter $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-01
SALOON MEN
MUST PAY UP
Corporation Counsel Will Bring
Action for HIGH License

Corporation Counsel Gillian viii
commence action today or iumor-
row tu compel the Hnlooukroprrp OF
tho city 10 pay their pro rata ~ 81 900
license Zee provided in nu ordinance
passed last june. The bin provides
that any license issued thereafter
contains u clause binding the holder
TO pay the difference between 5000
ana 81 600 after March 10 Zoo cNrc the
amendment passed. AZ such was the
case the 81 600 fee stands. and the
Liquor Dealers Protective AsHoclB
tlon D. 60 fiEht the matter 100 thr
courts through their attorneys. Pres
ton. Carr a Gilman CITY Comp
trollcr HipilnHer states that Tho
corporation counsel win make tert
case ~ the mH Ger the city contend -
ing that the ordinance ln question iH
a contract between the city Hud the
license holder that cannot be diHrc-
Earded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-01
Ben BOLTS
AUTHOR DIES

NEWARK. ~ j.. April f.-Thos
Dunno English. the author Of Ben
Bolt" died this morning after a
weeks Illness.
The author attained fame through
the song which lasted for several
years and was then forgotten II
waa later revived bv Du Maurier in
his book entitled "Trlby,' and again
became "a rage"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-01
Twelfth Avenue Water Main

The Twelfth Avenue Improvement
club held a meeting last night ~ take
final action regarding the new
Twelfth avenue water main. A con.
mittcr composed Of MessfH. MrMll.
Ian. NorhoiH ltnnlln, Dow ling, Lin
coin and Hartman was appointed Go
confer with Councilman James ana
request him Co 80 before the hro ana
water committee Co see what can be-
done towards securing "a further re-
duction ou the charges Tor the new
MANI
The main ls laid with 60 inch pipe
and was originally charged against
the nhuttlng property az the rate NJ
t7b per lot Later IL WAS reduced "a
$50 and then $40 per lot II ia claim
cd that charge ~ 81 per lot is high
enough
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-01

at Titles hall At this dance a new
feature viii be introduced which
viii no doubt please ali those who
attend.
Miss Arhsah Stlmson was the
young hostess % a pretty Faster
party given Saturday afternoon at
the FRED StinNsan residence on Queen
Anne Hill. An egg hunt made q
pleasant diversion. after which
dainty luncheon was served
The Ladies' Musical club held ar
extra meeting yesterday afternoon IN
the Camera club rooms. The meet
Ing was Of special interest as Mr. O.
y. Morris delivered a lecture on The
sonata" and a musical program 20
illustrate the subject was rendered.
The orptic club meets Friday az
ternoon Of this week. with Mrs. r.
G. voswtnkie. i7iB Eighteenth ave
nue.. The meeting VIII BE- open for
all the members and their friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-01
HAPPY TIME
AT ARMORY

The annual bail ~ the Wu.trcsseK
union WaH held at Armory han lhrt
evening Nearly 1000 persons attend -
90 The HnHlr was u nuccras both
socially ana financially. Wagner %
rrhwtrH furnished the murlr. Dane
Ing was Kept up until lutr hour.
when tho old. familiar strain.
Home. Sweet Home was rendered.
and one b. ono the daucrrF irft tho
han and the festival was over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-01
DIVIDE PURSE

KANSAS CITY. Mo. April LIN
the Kansas city sweepstakes the
initial event Of the Grand American
live bird shoot yesterday 20 men tied
FOR firpf money and the purse
amounting 10 y2.5si was divided.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. April 1.-The
Nitro handicap. second % the pre-
liminarles Of the interstate shoot.
began this morning. Ia this event
the handicaps fixed for the Grand
American handicap prevail. ~ f. be-
Ing watched closely by betters a. II
should furnish a tip on tomorrow 8
work by the cracks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-01

troduccd and passed repeating the
hrst and correcting the error
Queen Aane Hlii PARK
Resolutions were adopted proyid.
ing Tor the purchase OF certain lands
ON Queen Anne mn for sites Tor IRE
engine houses. and 60 condemn Ger.
tain lands near the Queen Anne
standpipe Tor park purposes. An
ordinance was introduced creatiuE
the position of assistant harhormas.
ter. with salary ~ $1,000 per year
The passage OF this was strongly
urged by Secretary Mcikie of the
chamber Of commerce The matter
was referred to the finance and har-
oors and wharvcs committees.
A communication was read. signed
BY a number ~ w0mena Gibbs OF
the city, protesting against alleged
offensive pictures on bin boards
throughout the city.
A communication referring 90 the
uudcrbrush In Woodland park was
read. and superintendent Little was
requested 90 make a report upon the
condition OF the park. and upon the
probable expense OF building bar
racks and the cost Of housing city
prisoners IN the park during the pro-
gress Of work
Musicians Protest
A protest % the Musicians union
against an ordinance recently passed
vas referred 90 the police license and
revenue committee A request ~
chief Cook for an appropriation Of
5000 10 purchase horses for the FIRE
department was referred 90 tho IN
ance committee. Claims ~ s Ham
nett and +. philAin for damages TO
property from the overflow % the
Beacon Hill reservoir. were referred
90 the claims committee The seat
tie Cataract Co asked the council
20 change It's franchise 80 that it
can. like other CORPORATIONS, secure
permits direct from the board 81
public works instead % having them
ratified by the council
The sum ~ $500 was appropriat.
ed 90 pay J. A. Bailey Tor the i'm.
pr0vemeut 81 University street. An
ordinance was passed giving the
board o. public works power to en-
ter into a contract TO keep the block
p1vements Of the city In repair for
a period 81 20 years
Resolutions for street improve
u.ents were passed as follows. Wa
ter main on Esd avenue south. from
Jackson 20 Norman street concrete
sidewalks on 18th avenue south. from
lesler way to Washington street,
and on Washington street. from eth
avenue south 10 Maynard avenue
grading. parking and sidew alkiug Of
=. Spruce street, from Broadway 20
18th avenue. grading OF 9ist avenue.
from the north boundary linz Of the
Waila walla addition TO r. olive
street. and r. Olive street from 7ist
70 I'D avenue. grading % nth ave-
nue. north. from r. Denny way 20
the north line Of, ). n. NaEie's ad-
ditiuu. water main Tor the 10th ave
nue. and 10th avenue north district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-01
IT'S A BIG JOB
Old Building al Third and Union
Walks OF IN Sections

Two sections ~ the cid frame
building that stands On the site Of
the new federal building ~ Third
and linton are now up 20 the earuer
% Fourth and Pike. Tonight the
two sections viii probably reachtheir
destination In the vacant iot on the
corner 81 Third and Pine. In order
not % block street car travel on
Third nveuue, the building r. moved
up Union 20 Fourth. on Fourth 10
Pine. Tomorrow two more sections
will be started from the Old site. Al.
together this ia said 90 be the biggest
house moving sob ever undertaken IN
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-01
COAL MINE:
EXPLOSION
Mangles and Burns a
Score of Miners

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. April L.
Twenty Two men were Killed in an
explosion OF Ear, which took place
in The Nelson coal milne at Dayton.
Tenn. al 90, yesterday afternoon.
10 iH supposed that the shot fircrH
touched orr before an the miners
were out OF the mine and that "a de-
fcctiNc fuse created blow shot
isniung the EaH-chufged air. SO great
Was the explosion which followed
that flames shot out 81 the mouth
81 the uhaft aud three men who were
al the entrance were killed The
shaft house was wrecked
The bodies rccot erod werr terribly
mangied and burned The injured
men who were removed from tho
miuo last night say the entire work
lnWs instantly became mass ~
flame, james Riley, one Of the tn
iurrd men. was thrown e. feet into
a drlft hy the force OF the explosion
Fortunately the dust fire which fol-
lowed was not serious so those who
We're injured were rescued almost OF
once. Following IL the list OF dead
and injured
Dead and Injured
The Dead Lark Hunter. Alex
TRffcp James Franklin. John tAr-
ney Tom ShAvvt. James Narfis. y
a. Travis hll white. George drifts.
Hen Grlfra. Bcrs Dean. Norris Pier
soil, Morgan Smith. John Robinson.
J " HlD bryant Smith shack
rouHt all colnrcd. Six others. names
unknown
Injured w. r Head brother 81
James Head, superintendent 81 mine.
burned. wiil die james Riley. white.
right leg broken bruised nhaut head
and face VIII rrcHtin white. badly
burned; William Scarborough. white.
badly burned Arthur Hughes. white.
George Wnfford colorrd Tom cum
mlngH. white. Henry Gouyun. white.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-01
$4,000 LOSS

PHILADELPHIA. April IA fire
which started In the krim Haddlery
yesterday and which for 3 time
threatened 20 wipe out a portion %
the wholesale district. vaa sup
pressed after a hard fight. The ioss
a estimated at fit0 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-01
LICENSES 10 WED

Tie following murriBgo licenses
have boon lasucd a. a. puuElaa 90.
of Seattle and Laura ltHlston m, uf
Fftmonti krrt Nilsson, "a. ot Seattle,
and lille Duncan. 20. or kansas
city. a. a. Narthrum. 30. Salt Lake
city. aud kate ructsch. e. Seattle
=. \ March. a., and2 Mary Uean.
80. both ot seattle. Goo. Rrockband.
So. and May Edison, legal axe. OF Sc
HLLLn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-01
THE GREAT PIANO
SALE IN FULL
BLAST
MONDAY BROUGHT FOUR
CUSTOMERS FROM
fVfRFTT
LARGE NUMBER OF CITY
SALES MADE IN
ADDITION

No matter what part ~ tho state
you live IN Il viii pay you 10 come
90 Seattle to buy plano. Fine. now
goods. personally selected at tho fac
tory. at lower prices than ever be
fore made in this city. We can. We
win. We must succeed. and prices
must do the talking and selling. or
binary pianos sell at is0o and up at
other dealers. why pay these prices
when fine goods can be bought from
us at this time for $50 TO sieo iess.
DO not forget that our line embraces
Knsbe. Hardman. Fischer. Hamilton.
willard. and that we arc agents for
Western Washington for the Pianola.
the creates, plano player ever in
vented. We have two piano players
Of other makes We offer In this sale
price. ti75.
our special piano offers include a
very fine Clrcassian walnut. double
vcneercd. Of a well known make.
large size and new, rich. fun tone.
king among pianos. worth regular
$500. IL Is yours a. 1916.
Also a piano which il just as large.
wen built and a very satisfactory in
strument. 'Twould take a critic 10
find It was not 500 instrument. yet
our price is S2is. As we handle NO
stained cases or cellulold key pinnos.
IN reading our description of this. as
well az other pianos. bear these
points in mind
We have a walnut piano. full size.
good tone and nice piano, at only
$3.50
More than forty other pianos with
Just az low cuts in prices. Buy now.
to be ready for the vacation during
tho summer months. and save money.
Cash or installment. BE sure and re-
member our firm name and that we
arc IN THE SAME BLOCK AS THE
BON MARCHE.
R ANAKFR MUSIC GO.
lax QRCnnn AWE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-01
Where Is lack HeItzler?

Mayor Humes this morning re-
csived an inquiry from W. Ray
Heitzlsr. Of 81. Croix Falls. wis
asking for information regarding the
whereabouts OF his uncle, Jake
Heitzier or Hetchler. who Is sup
posed 80 be IN Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-01
nNCERT AT.
SACRED HEART
essahf Entertainment win Also
q kdded to the Music

N1zztzE exening, ADril 7, at tho
ixE 4 <.-~.a Heart rhurrh- corner
sr. .=..s. 81 p.fl ..r..t towss.
- =. -.
ana nNeFionic arts
~ Ne following elaoorafA
81 rkz tzszazed proEram
'rstff y p-~s4s sae~-.s Hsarr s.h,fr
fsA Pre- wi.s rthsi T-ratrssy
fsh. 49, -, tss,.f.ssn 80 f...1.,.s.
fzsan f,v~bs~srs
knn ~ ~ ,s.A -. r,..tf..,.. Z. A. b
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-01
TRAIL TO DAWSON

J. Francis Lee Of the white Pass
A. Yukon railroad, has received a
telegram from the company Skag
way agent stating that the trail
would be good Tor 10 days or two
weeks.
The White Pass stage line win be
maintained until about April g..
After that the service viii depend
on the weather conditions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-01
MORTALITY REPORT

The funeral OF Mrs Lydia Jane
Guuterman was held from the Nor
mandy house. corner Third avenue
and James street, at o'clock this
afternoon. Burial was In Lakevlew
cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-01
NO STUDENTS
we're THERE

Ansefai 70 shs star.
,s.asll-E...NsBUEG, Wash. April lit
ss .s ne list 81 April. the normal
s.ns worked the usual play on
.Aesity. Not one was in place
80 tn4 session opened. The
49, are alive with merry fun
AsGing Students.
49, .osnlan, presenting Forget
l played t. a crowded house
4. -. ~ evening. Il being the open
h, al q the new thsater build
~ .LyefyDody was delighted with
~, ps.i9fmance. Managers John
p...ei seattle Calvin HELIX Of
Ia and Dan Weaver Of spo-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-01

Remember. Home Camp Degree
Team dance. Thursday. April 90
Secure invitations ~ committee. D..
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The White Slave

Originally produced April :, 1889.
An American classic.
Box office open from 10 a. m. to .
p. m. seats selling seven days In
advance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-01
THIRD AVENUE TnEATER

w. NJ. Russell. Mgr. Phone. Main ksT
seattie's Only Uptown Theater.
A High Class Family Resort.
Priccs-20c. soc, s0c. SOC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-01
TONIGHT

And ali week Matinee Saturday.
twentieth anniversary week Of Bart
ley Camphells Immortal Drama