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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-01-06
First Publication Nov, -.
Contest Notice,
Department of the Interior,
United states Land Onlre,

Department OF the Interior
United States Land Onire,
HI Reno. q. T., April A. 1902
A suficlent contest afidAyid having been
nled in this once by William Il. shaw, con
testant against homestead entry No, M5i.
made OCT p. 1901 for the OF section 2l
Township "A. Range n. by William Ham con
testce. la which IL Is alleged that william
Ham was not On said land or any time there.
after of said date, That he William Il, shaw
OF see. 81 township n n range IL W. That the
contestant settled upon the " = or the e
a OF sec. q Township II Range at seven
and Improved the same. for said parties are
hereby notified 10 appear. resp nd ana
offer evidence touching said allegation at 10
O'Clock A. m on Jan. 10. 1909 before the Reg s-
ter and Receiver at United States Land
once in ~ Reno Canadian County. O. II.
FRANK c. SICKLEs, Register.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-17
CHEAP CASH STORE
 CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
Fresh fruits of all kinds received daily
 WINES LIQUORS AND CIGARS. Goods delivered free. MEDIGOviCH q NOBLE.

In the Probate Court of the County of
 Cochise. Tc--.toy of Arizona
 Notice is hereby given that Maurice Dem having filed in this court his petition praying for letters of admin istration of the estate of Mary E. Denn deceased; the hearing of the same has been fixed by said court for Saturday. the 18th day of April. 1903. k 10 o'clock, in the forenoon of said day. at the court room thereof at the court house in the city of Tombstone. coun- ty of cochise. and all persons inter- ested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause if any there be. why the said petition should not be granted.
 Dated April 3rd. 1908.
 F.. R OBRIHN. Clerk.
 First publication Aprfi I, 1898.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-17
An Old Fauorife

BENNETT. at Greenwich anddie his  feeling Ben
  of
  O
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30
WOMAN IS
MISSING

Jennie Dubois ths woman whom
Immigrant Inspector LAWN has
been endcavofinE 10 have deport~d
TO France. has fed from the city.
Her paramour. Louis siixer. who n
was hoped might be convicted Of Inn
porting women for Immoral pur-
poses. disappeared sosne time age.
Last Monday Judge Bell released
the ug Bots woman from custody
on her own recoxnizance- she wn-
charged BY j. W. Van BFundt with
having stolen siee from him IN the
81. Paul house. A federal warrant
for her arrest was or the way from
Washington when she Was released
arriving the next Dag.
Inspector LAWN arrived from spo-
kane yesterday after arrestins Alice
Olive for importing her sister Am
ella from Paris for Immoral pur-
po9rS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30

dra~ersl. value toc. after q. each.
TIC
2 Is the limit
Meme Heavy Wool Auffiers. val
Ne 1be. after 8. each &c.
Womsn's jersey Ribbed Gray = =
Wool Vests and Pants. extra fne
soft quality. all sizrs. worth Sc.
special after 3. e7e.
Chiidren'a Extra Fine Natural
Wool Vests and Pants. or Drawers,
Hat weave. all Stree. regularly sell
at ssc. after 9. sc garment.
Boys Knee Pants, ages 20 II
years worth &c. for lie.
Boys outing Flannel Waists and
Biosses. agee Z 10 II years. worth
&c. for lie.
a0-inch Aii-wool Black Granite
Dress Goods. value COO. atSsc.
Boys ferrale and cinEhan
Waists and BlouEes. In ages 20
~ years, worth 20. for ibc.
Womsn'n Long White fkirts.
have fuffle with cluster Of tucsH,
value tic special after sir. &c.
Theae are sofne~ hat Hoilcd- Only
one 20 - customer.
chlIdren's OUTING Flannel skirts
with Waists. coiore pink and blue.
sizes I. and J years. value aoc.
special after sir. 1pc.
Wafnen's Outing Fiannei. color
pink emily. trimmed with two rows
Of torehon lace. regular value TIC.
after sin. &c.
chliarcns white SIX Bonne;s:
special after sin. isc.
Thene are slightly soiied.
chlidreh's Muslin Gowns, slight
~ saii~f, special after sin. sc.
value lie and tse
Wofisn'E Corset Covers. trimmed
with lace. special after sin. i9c +.
regular value zt-c.
Broken line Of Women'r Corsetr.
value fi.se and 400. aazes II -,
rs and extra large sizes. special
after SIX tAc.
wesnen's Muslin Drawers with
four-inch hsne titched ruffle. rpe-
ciai after Nix. ifAc per pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30

coiored Table OF clogh. q
inches vide. Nfrih 2oc yard. -.
cial after ak, yard. ise.
Shelving on Cloths In all colsrr
value Ice yard. special after -
At &c yard.
Mems sofs Crush Hats. regsls
tl-oo. after six. sse.
Mems Golf capa. &c valae. ans
siH, isc.
ti.zt Black Meroerized sziee1
Pettlcoais. al isHgtha. vel ua1<
good styles. &c.
TO Flannelette and Eafn<-
Waists for sc; limited quans;;J
Tor sale. but ali sizes.
f7.0o Velvet and SIX Waists. Il.
ter SIX. sz-ss.
The peoples favorite CANDY
Wrapped Chocoiaiee--at lie per n
There are several different flasws
and every piece Il wrapped In M
paper. They have fresh cream ~.
tiers and are well coated VITA ~
best grade Of chocolate. sold ~.
erywhsrr AZ from SIC 20 sec.
French Nugget Candy. Hold ~
eryw here st s5c ID. after sir. =
10. Flnvore are chocolate. straw
berry. vanilla and orange.
Lyons Tooth Powder the rekE-
lar &c bottles. after aI1. isc bot
tie.
EPSON Salts, the regular ~
sine after Elk, &c package.
Several dozen cakes Of odd eueo
broken boxes worth es high a
Zee cake. after nlr. AT cakes ID
iec.
Taieurn powder--nof a ehz>
grade. but the regular lie bones.
after sis. &C can.
Petroleum Jelly or vassiin<--
plain or pomSde kinds. amer az.
1c bottle.
f7.E1 VIII take choice Of our I'D
Tailor Made Suits. valued ap u
SO ea. after six. only fI.e.
All Wool Shoulder shawie +
checks and solid coiors. frin1t3
all around. &c values after ~
only Sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30

Mise Mabel Mckee. an operator oi
the Sunset Telephone Company, dice
az her heme Twenty suevond avenue
aud East rnloH street yesterday al
ter prolonged illness, The hadA
VIII be- shipped o. Vancouver, y, G,
fer lntofmcnt
Ephrun Lockwood aged 90 years
died at his home. igt Taylor avenue
yesterday tie leaves a widow ang
two HnHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30
BADLY HURT IN
AN Elevator
FRANK q COLLINS SERIOUSLY INJURED rsls MORNING
TIE REIMBURSEMENT THE WILTON HARDWARE COM.
PANY ON rlRsr AVENUE SOUTH

Frank n. Collins shipping clerk
far the Wilton Hardware Company,
was almost crushed to death IN a
sidewalk elevator aoeident at the
eompany'a store at iio First ev-
enue &uth. at s. oeleck this mefn
ink. C'eilna hvdy MAS badly man.
Eled and h l. feared he VIII die lie
VAS renewed to the Seattle Gen
efai hospital Ia the city auihulanee.
An effort was made by the man
aEemsut % the hardware company
60 conceal the facts about the acct
dent. but Ia signed statement &C.
cured ty the police J y, Wclhorne,
vice president u the company. stat
ed that Collins. while In the base
meat stepped onto the sidewalk ele-
Natcr IN some unascOuntahlc man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30

usr the elevator became unmnnAges
able ANA Collins was suddenly ana
With considerable furce shot az
through the doors on the sidewalk.
In some way he hsenmc entansied
In chain connected with the riss
Nator apparatus ana this would haS q
crushed She life uut OF him had q
not broken.
immedis trly after the accident
Cnlllns fellow employees rushed to
his assistance, They rNtfieatcd him
from his dangerous position and
called physicians collins Was I'm
conscious when the dectofa arrived.
and u Was Impossible ia determine
the exact nature OF his injuries He,
SIDES having several bones broken,
4 Il thought he sustained serious In
ternal injuries
Collins IL about 80 years % aRe and
lives with his family at i1e3 fwen.
Is third avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30
REBELLION
SPREADING
GOVERNMENT coNeEAllNc
FACTS REGARDING souTh
CHINA UPRISING

The Japanese liner shlnano Mara
brings further news OF the spread
Of the rebellion IN south China.
which. after being dormant for
months. broke cut rvcentiy with a
larger scope than ever before. The
Hengkeng newspapers say that al
though officials withhold the facts.
the rebrliiaa has assumed very So
rions dlrnensions The dispatch Of
troops 60 tho borders % kweichow
II going on space.
December ~ a battle was fought
IN which zoe Imperial truops were
killed By retels. All reports agree
that the rebels sustained small tors.
Two sunbost> with four mandarin
tunks IN tow laden with spidierp
were dispatched TO the West river.
pecetaher g advises were received
10 the effect that the kwanrsi rsb-
els has effected junction with the
Wwei Chow rebels. tntrenchtns
themselves on the borders Of kuanz
TunS province. Mere than 3e.e0o
men are under arms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30

Instrument The leg was almost
completely severed. In the harm the
harness was found cut into small
pieces The doctor says he knew
he had some enemies. but did not
know the horse had any. Residents
IN that portion Of the city where Dr.
Richardson resides are very nucn
worked up over the matter. and
should the fi1nd be captured ID will
undoubtedly 30 hard with him II the
authorities are not very prompt In
FefttnE their prisoner behind the
bars,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30
EXCHANGES her CHILD
FOR ONE TON OF COAL

separation. Dire necessity and ths
hops % providing warmth for the
ether children led her 90 ren a com.
nunieatiOn to Mrs Cooper the past
week Offering her Lille n she would
send ton Of coal
Mrs. Cooper NJ once took charge
Of Lille. sending an order for coal
enough 20 supply the Mitchell fam.
iiy for the winter. and also an offier
for provisions. She will formally
adopt the child.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30

SILLY" THOUGH
PRETTY IS CORA

"Mfs. i.rNaAs has a very pretty
face ana figure but an exceedingly
nili9 head said Superior JutEc
Taiinaan yesterday afternoon IN rem
derine a decision In the hotly COLI
tested dtvorce suit Instituted hy Mrs.
cora tssNNke against her husband.
David
Mature has been kind 20 her In
many respects" continued the Judge.
hut la Others mo@t cfuet Hhe has
been guilty Of indiecrrfious--l will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30

feeeu aay ffaaa lndtsefrtlonh aud I
keHeNa that the defendant. in view
IT the facts alleged Ia his afunA com
plalni. ls entitled TO a decree Of o.
mo ulai was most sensational.
and attracted "a iafHs number ol
aaandaI lovers tn the court room
autinF the four days u lasted, Mrs
IevaKe charged isf husband with
cruelty and non support. Ito denied
her allegations and introduced n
large quantity uf evidence 10 show
that hia wife's relations with Dr
Franklin Powell ANA others had been
the reverse Of pinionic. tie claimed
that the young mother WIS not a
III person 10 hfinh ~ their little
year said boy
HecminEiy every woman tu whom
the plHintiff hnd spoken during the
Pact riz months vas brought fntu
court to repeat the conversation. A
youth named f'rcdfleknan, who had
roomed Ia the - Wake home, told
with crimson cheeks Of the tins
when he was lii and Mrs, tENaks
pat her arms around his neck and
said. Poor hoy I'm ~ Hurry
Mrs t.eNaks has been employed IN
the office of ~. " Powell. who was
The Judge refused Ia allow either
the pleintiff or the defendant control
af their child fof the present. but
save Il inta the custody 81 Mrs.
iteade. the mother OF Mrs. LsNake.
Tho boys father WAS ordered 60 pay
80 each month toward hia support.
Perhaps Yau have been more
Hinned against than SHINING" shld
the Judge in rendering his some shat
lengthy decision ''fut I want 20
nffficiHe m Ont respect. WHITTIER
shsu sooat ! viii go IL what Ruth
aaid 10 Naomi ~ the Bible III YOU
mad said this TO your husband when
ne wanted you To- live with him IN
the quiet little country town. giF
ssrhor. all trouble might have been
steried.
You can bath visit your child.
Perhaps IN meeting this way there
may be another eonftahip. a recon
eliiation and marriage. l sincere
" hope So"
= The PLAINTIFF shook her head at
this ana east a lDak Of whitening
scorn at the defendant who nervous.
~ BIT his finger nails.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30

BrNGHAMToS. N. r.. Jan. b.
Unable to obtain supply OF fuel.
with thr thermofueter below zero.
Mrs. Arthur Mitchell. OF Gisnwood.
Pa. has been Obliged 10 trade her
t-year4old daughter for coal
Mrs. Mitchell ~ the mother % five
children. this father being dead. One
Of the kris IL VERY pretty. and took
the fancy Of Mrs. y. 4. Cooper. who
last summer offered 10 adopt her.
but the mother would not hear Of a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30

A. a result Of tho unexpected
breaking up Of the mild spell which
has prevailed In tbis city for spme
days. police and charity bureaus u
Chicago are overwhelmed with an
peala fer assistance. Great stores Of
fuel. clothing and food have been
accumulated by the charity agencies
since the last cold wave. no no Iana
o. life n expected. though canald-
cradle suffering g. reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30
GAM BLING
RESUM ED

NORTH YAKIMA. wash. Jan. 20.
The gambling rooms ~ this city
have been thrown enen 10 the pub
lie HFain after having been ciased
la way, for the last ala months. a
truce has been made between the
city government and the gamblers.
n hereby the latter are 10 pay 80 a
month for the privilege Of running
openly. There are nine such inHti-
tuiluns here. The gamblers dld not
want % pay the price. but they we're
forced to do 60 OF shut dawn. They
feel bad. because the issue Was
fought cut at the last election and
they won and nov they have 90 pay
Tor their Nirtny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30
RIOT IN
REICHSTAC
Almost Equal TO a Con.
gressional Debate

VIENNA. Jan. so In the reich
stas, a riot WAS precipitated today
By delegation Of sugar gtoNsrn
from the provinces, who forced their
way into the chamber aud demand
81 tho enactment of protective ieaiH-
lations The attempt 20 elect them
fufcihiY resulted IN free for all
light la the Hobbies. The sitting
eeunt Of the disturbance.
The police were eaiird IA 20 sup
press the riot. which WAS accom-
rtirhcu with considerable dlniuuity
A number 81 the participants Neft
roughly handled,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30
ccuc0c Cold Wave in the
OcvcOc Great lake Region
Suddenly Follows ucATuc0
a Period Of Mild VEHIucn

CHICAGO. Jan. so---one Of the
seversst cold waves of the season
prevails IN the Dakotaa. Wisconsin.
Minnesota. Iowa and Northern nj
inois. and - moving eastward. The
TALL In temperature was very sudden.
The mercury 81 bismarck. North Da-
kota. y 40 degrees below aero this
morning. the lowest point u has
reached this winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30

IuNtiee of the rearo Cam fined
A. r. t.eNhn. an alleged anarchist
SO yesterday afternoon. for cone
tempt IN calling Deputy ffnseeut
ms Attorney kriptr liar tlesan
~ IA on trial FOR threatening 90 kiil
6 W WaSam. but the charge MAS
not proved against him,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30
WAS HUGGINC
fight

TACOMA. Jan. Young disbp
and Indian Joe Gregg fought 20
rounds here last nishs 20 draw. a.
was agreed Ia case both men should
he on their feet at the close. Gibbs
enifouxht Gregg most Of the time.
and probably would have scored a
knochout n the Indian had not hung
onto him whenever the trouble got
lively. UfsEs at times fought we'll
but Was outclasned by the negro
hath IN science and rms keneraiship.
Neither fighter Was hurt much.
-
Dunlap. real estate. ~ Union block
Union BARRIERS. shrcwabury.z. ia
feslrr fhAsetnentD zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30

Seattle Mercantile Club. Arcade
Eui.dinR--The list Of charter MEM
hers closes January 3ist. after which
Gate an entrance fee Of s. will be
charged In addition 10 the monthly
due Of 81. BY order Board OF Man
ayers. john Bennett. Secretary and
Treasurer. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30
FIENDISH
CRUELTY

NORTH YAKIMA. Jan. s0.-I.aas
night . horse was taken from the
stable Of Dr. l. ~. Tticharfson and
from all Indications Its leg was cut
off with an are or some other sharp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30
|AherO
Note these underprices
for after 6 tomorrow.

Note these underprices
for after 8 tomorrow.
1000 Letter RiEe Pads. 90 sheets
good ruled paper. At &c.
lnr Hue Black Ink at &C..
Boys' and Girls Feit Hats, FL all
eoiorr. worth isc and 60e. for sc.
Wings o.. worth itc. after 6.
Quilts al ie eaa7i. after q.
goriiAn knots, made from the
very flneet quality 81 liberty sailn
ribbons. every Color 90 select from
excepting black. never spid for lees
than ti.1,. white Fair price. after
{. BE each
cibson fsiliow Covers. top and
hack complete, very newest Gibson
styles. ready for use. nlso a new
assortment o. conventional d.
slKna 10 choose from. sold every
where AZ 10 each. White Fair
price. after q. 2se each.
Pine Tuxedo Net Neilingn. with
plain and fancy uesise, In navy
blue and brown only. worth up TO
aAc yard. white Fair price. after
q. iee yard.
White Pearl buttons. a-hnie
fashions latest for shirt waists
and dress trimmings. superior
quality. worth regularly s,se dozen.
doEan or a card. white Fair
price. after Q. 81 card.
Jet Head Hat Pins. ] dozen on
card. extra length. worth Toe card
sale price after 6. sc card.
The American PIN Cos fle~t Gem
Pms. full count. needle points. al
ways aoid for &c per paper. after
IL Papers for y.
Duplex Nickel Plated Safety
Pins. / dozen on card. always sold
AZ lec per card. after 6. &c card.
All Hiaen,
Clothes brushes, very best quail
icy hFisties. regularly sold At &c
sarh. after z. only ifc zach.
A bis line ~ shaving brushes.
ali pure bfistis.. regular values
&c and tsc each. after 8. choice Zee
FRENCH FI.ANNFf.ETrEs -
fiest styles. "a inches vide. worth
Isl sft~f 9. a yard. TIC.
CREAM ouTfND-Fuii width.
god value at C. after 9. a yard.
Shc.
COTTON Towf-I-f-.dood sine.
worth &C.. after {. each. &c.
HEMsTTTcHfD Pillow CAS-
fsH~NiEs szs1s inches. worth lie.
after &. each. Toe.
wumen's rclt House slippers.
felt seies. value 5oc. for &c.
Mems Felt Sole slippers. value
10. for 49,
a lot ~ Meme Flrece Lined jer-
sey Ribbed Brown undershirfa tno
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30
THE MARKETS

tor the first time this season y
shipment OF Tupo Tora oranges
which eane un the Queen yrstefdaS,
was received BY commission nss
chants this morning These orAHscf
are late variety, They are Hfoef
az an altitude ~ about 100 feet
above sea level. fact, Il n said.
" hich accounts Tor their wonderful
keeping qualities They are to-day
probably the beet grange on the
street, selling a. tsiA per box. al
though the ftediand aud Pine Casaa
varieties ARE preferred BY some, Tho
supply OF oranaeH has up 10 the
pfesent time been bounttfui. but n
the floodH IN orvKau which are de-
laying northern shipments % Caii.
fufniA produce continue. they may
hen0fue arnrcas
celery L. weak to-day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30
Whol1aAlnp aIcna


These rfirss sFx - any tarsf IN guam,
Titles tftrsa 90 email para hassa asefas,
- gsr esnt hishsfl
Provisions
fsssh Meatasas teef rlss nsf 10. ste~l
tsff - - ~ tHattaa- - I~f u fafki n
~ ~ vel s0io'tf - ~
fFpfielaae- iienis. - hfsskfast tAeaa
iTae. txiiirs. ftssh. lace.
Vegetables
nafteak retstefs ustiss tauii ~
t#ai fetinsas eit tazF 60 swsst tsstA'
fasa t&s go N eaftets. ta4f&f tsf azrh
tstlu1a. 10 Haf tiia hat helass. 81 a. -
eAss California afesn pxsa. t. fesh -
81. ~ q. go est. tufutfs sasi esisffs ~
rahtessa ~ 4aai b. eaiets - esi - e~t
ssiassisss 4o1ste So rszsad-
Green Fruit. Ute.
fsfrens. - na1lfs ~ ban aptiss. TOO 10
FAnaf, u tsaHti - hanAnaa o. ftNt4 -
efahars - -1Qt1 - . tat sfaahefftea
81 80 ki2un - WI. Isafss 49, sFat-
fruit. 1als. 10 49, tesl ~siauis. lee IN
Batter. Cheese. Eggs, Poultry
batter Wsshiustaa sfesnsttss. a.
EasfrFn - - - fanshs iegzz
HaHr sFfest feaeh. zsass Nasiare. "a
IL
fihs=ss Native wssnfastna nan ssssm
iaf s.sstsfu ftHio. af~epfi. lal4 "a Ian
1llfesf tsD lie hfiftl beiss tsHiea.
t'vuftFf trssNesi tuftsFs. saestfl hsas
itaitgs live dtassa itz NJ sssse. lie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30

Cash for old gold. 7 Colonial block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30

NOTICE OF sroCkHoLnEns MEETING
The regular meeting Of the rtarkhniiers
81 the seattle Labor Temple Asaaeiatlan
floor. TAO Second avenue, on MandHy'
February 81 itol, At y. ~, Election II
seven trustees. Il. A. Rust, seg'y ana Maj
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30

Women's Patent Calf Yafnp Queen strss
sandal. turn nolea medium heels. rssas
Misses Pine Dong. Lace Hhues. Heala.-
heavy Hgies, extension edge. sgrlng hes9
value tisaN Tor stssFstsfsrsss sfssss...4. Ga
Boyps and Youths Real Car Lace strs,
heavy solss, value 81 %. for ............7 rs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30
LOCAL THEATERs



Manager Sankeviil~ Of the "Hu-
man Hearts company. billed al ths
Grand next Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday. announces a virtually new
production of the play. He has pro-
cured special new scenery TO ad.-
auafsly stage II and company 81
competent players. He has emitted
nothing In the details, and a rare
performances b therefore assured
After I'VE continuous seasons
throughout the country. the play has
lost none of its magnetism Like
The Old Homestead. Shore
Acres and kindred dramas. II ap-
p~ais forcibiy 10 the human heart.
The viii4lny. pathos and sensational
Incidents are happily blended with
spirited high comedy.
Third Avenue
Weary Willie walker and his
jolly associates continue to pack the
Third Avenue theater hf every per-
forfnanee. Only two nights and the
Saturday matinee remain.
somsthinx Of a superior order Will
be offered at the Third Avenue the
alter next week. my Friend From
India opens. there with the Sunday
matinee. This IL undoubtedly one
Of the best comedy attractions ever
seen at the Third Avenue. " n up.
te-dats and win Be presented by a
Your comes 10 the Third Avenue
theater next Thursday. This attrnc-
tior appeared here just a year ago
and proved one Of the hits Of last
season.
Seattle Thsstsr
Harry Corson Clarke commences
an engagement 81 four weeks at the
Seattle fheater Sunday night. The
first week His Absent Boy" a roar
ing comedy. viii be presented.
Madison Thsstsg
Prof ciark's high-divlng dog.
Zip. gives a free exhibition every
evening In front of the Madison the.
alter entrance. nj o'clock. There
VIII be a boys and girls watch Civ
en- away at the Saturday matinee.
Jan a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-30

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