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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24

Imagine, u you can, sitting at a
deck nine or ten hours a day, with
millions 81 "eliek, clicka' hammer.
iug az your ears necessarily clicks
so metallic. so penetmtlng that they
cut The aorfca iikAoe knife.
imaeinc a,tlng there with a klll.
ms headache. yet never daring to
move never daring to turn your
head kAay, with your weary eyes
fixed constantly ON tho tiny blue
sparks IN front ~ YOU
Hour after hour goes hy. yet YOU
sit, wolinlgh motionleas. for 20 lose
uwk OF those little sparks means a
mistake Ia message aud II there
g. a mistake Va a message, aithough
che public may not know Il, TIE OPP
orator who Ia responsible for Il
must pay for 81 II thcrc 10 any com.
plaint from the patron.
This is the tension under which
the men. aa we'll as the women.
work. hour hy hour day by day
There are exceptions. but az a
general rule when once an operator
sits down to the desk Ia the morn.
ms ho or she cannot leave q Tor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24

any casuso vhatcycr without calling
for relief
She MUST cat her cold lunch with
one hand and drink her coffee while
She clicks away at The key with the
other.
There all day long. no matter how
hard the strain may be-. no matter
what the state OF hof health may
be, no matter how lnrring the
sounds may be any time there al.
nloat az lmmovahic as a craven lm
age she sits aud tolls away.
Operators must bny their own
Npewritera. keep Thorn In repair
and pay for al rrrua.
And what does a woman set FOR
All thisf AZ the branch offices ia
our company operators are usually
started Ia az SIS q month
The highest salary paid % any
woman Ia the main office Is a little
more than $50. hnt very. very few
get that much
The only way a woman can hope
20 exceed that salary "a 10 work a
bonus wire ON such wire each
message over 900 a worth one cent
20 the operator. but Il IL killing
work.
Tho ordinary operator handles
from zoo 60 $50 messages q day.
| know a woman who worked for
the WgtscFn Union Tor 10 years
she commenced AZ a salary a. ss5
month. doing both tclographinR
and soliciting Finally, through tbs
intcfeeaalon " customers WAC liksd
her. she was raised % $40 month.
but this was as much as she ever
received.
have seen women who we're han
ding tho same amount 81 weFk a.
men paid $50 TO ss5 a month while
she men received from $50 10 $50
Il II any wonder that We are
standing ~ the men Ia this strike
IN their demand for better wages
aud improved working conditional
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24
Advertising the City
By a Home Product
SEATTLE IS RECEIVING MUCH PUBLICITY THROUGH
me, WHICH SHIPPED EiGHTEEn STATES AND
SEVERAL FOREIGN COUNTRIES.

wo have branched out and are now
putting IL ont IN sugar aud syrup
form. In marketing. no attempt ~
made TO deceive the public Every
bottle Is plainly labelled Mapieinu.
made from pure gTanulated sugar
and maple extract"
An idea 81 the vast amount Of
territory covered hy Maplcinc and
the large amount 81 business done
by the company IN this one article
can be had from the following
statements. Bottles OF this deli.
clona household commodity are
shipped and used IN large quaint.
ties 20 rs different states. Orders
are coming in from the largest
mercantile establishments In the
world, such as Seigel-Cooper n Co.
Chicago. the Kaufman department
stores. pitiaburg; Gimbol Hros..
Philadelphia, selgcl Cooper Co. Of
New York. aud the Fourteenth
Street store in New York Orders
have been shipped 10 Dawabury.
England. Vienna Paris and Aus.
tralla During the two and a hail
years that Mapleine has been on
the market the Crescent Mnnufac.
turing Co. has done a quarter OF
million dollars worth OF business
IN this article alone The output
increased this year 100 per cent
over last year.
The fact that Mapleine finds a
ready sale In the New England
states. right IA tho natural maple
district. Is the highest rocommon.
dalton the Seattle product could
have This one article IL probably
doing more 20 advertise this city
throughout the country than any.
thing else in the commercial line
ses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24

Amend tho made Tn Seattle"
articles that so forth 10 advertise
the name ~ Seattle throughout the
land none has q more widespread
popularity than Maplolne. a pfoduc
ton Of the Crescent Manufacturing
Co. which has become not only
one Of the chief outputs OF this com.
pany, but Of the whole city and
So now a common household article
MapleiHe. a perfect substitute for
maple fiavoriug syrup Or sugar
was the result Of a wonderful dis.
eovery made by the chief In the
laboratory Of the Crescent Manu-.
featuring Co. after months Of pa.
tent study and experiment For
years the chemists OF the old world
have been trying TO find a substi.
tnto for maple flavor. experiment
ing with ether and coal tar prepar
ations. but without success Il re-.
NAMED for the chemist OF the Sc.
attic company 10 make the dlscov.
cry and a more perfect substitute
could not have been found
"Our chemist merely took up a
new line Of research by going into
vegetable compounds" said Mr.
Kahle, manager Of the Crescent
company, when asked how his
chemist happened % detect this
wonderful ingredient. After pro
l0nEed laboratory Tesla we discover
ed and perfected what r. now call
ed Maplcine. an absolutely harmless
vegetable compound which tastes
so much like the real maple that
experts cannot tell tho difference
A valuable quality Of this compound
r. that II cannot be analysed, thus
protecting us perfectly from I'm.
frinFoment Since putting Maple
Inc on the market IN extract form
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CLAIM is YIELDING
BIG RETURNS

J. n Thagard. with Thomas Don.
ohne. owner OF the Tidal We've
fraction. which AdIolns Discovery
on DRY creek In the Nome district
received q telegram yesterday from
his partner stating that The claim
with but nix men working has yield
"a 81 900 worth 81 gold every tson.
~ four hoafa Cor the past forty one
days
The claim adjoining the Tidal
Wave fraction. owned ~ Thomas
DOYLE. has produced this season
20 dags ia4o 900 IN sold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24

and the now methods thoroughly
Understood, your service will be
placed upon basis that will com.
pare favorably with any city on
the ooaVs Hut ms hAo stated.
these changes cannot be brought
about IN dayaand th&peopio OF
Seattle must bear with US until 0ur
plans are perfected
AT the present time, mall ad.
dressed TO strcss and number 10
not delayed one moment In the Sc
attic office. Our collection seryics
viii be Improved. and az n great
many more clerks have been Hdd
ed 90 the office force. the onHro
workinga OF the office. considering
the new anttneNporlenced men en-.
ployod. shows big Improvement
trust tbll the people Of Seattle
viii - wSst they can To assist us,
and that they will make II a Dolnt
20 have their mail properly addfces
ed 40 that lie delivery Will not be
&iaysd.
Additional stalsns.
NrkohhiiunH are hrinF made TOR
additional stations. and In this con.
nec,ion. after the carrier service
has been thoroughly Investigated.
annexed districts that are entitled
90 free delivery and have tho neeea,
aary sidewalks, graded streets aud
numbered houses viii probably be
given service The.postofflooa with.
IN the corporate limits ~ Seattle
will probably be made stations of
the Seattle office and an endcavor
VIII be made TO improve the car
Hers service throughout the entire
city. Many portions OF your an
nexed districts. on account ~ con
ditiona existing. cannot be provld
ed with carrier service. but the
sections Of your city that meet the
requirements II the department
will undoubtedly DO taken care ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24

Zamioch. the wonder worker
ffum the imperial court At Vienna
81 announced b Sullivan a Coual
dine a. their topnotch feature for
the new vaudeville show at tho
star thcstor Monday afternoon. lie
will be supported by Autrim and
Pesurs. ia a comedy novelty act
b. the paltos. barrel jumpers. by
George Lavender. the monoioFiat.
b. Freeman and Freeman. singers
and dancers. By the motion pie.
lures and BY the ballHdiat To.
nlEht aud tomorrow afternoon and
nlsht nudd Rnas viii be seen gof
The last timea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24

"A Man OF Mystery" a romantic
meipdrama with many exciting
accnea viii be presented az the
Seattle theaieF all next week By
the BURGESS Stock company. the
first performance 81 the new bin
20 be given tomorrow night
Emma bunting. the dlminuiive
star u the organization. H. said to
have FIAT" part in "A Man Of
Mystery" aud X - claimed that
she will make the most % q.
The Gambler" which has been
playing 90 crowded houses AL
week. viii be seen for the last
time toDight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24
Three Thousand Dollars a
Week at Darlington y

Thr Cascade Foundry Com.
pagg has just bought ten acres
Al darlington and will az once
begin building n plant which
viii employ one hundred and
nifty men right on the start
That means that three thous.
and dollars IA wages viii be
paid out az this foundry every
week II means that one hun.
drpd new families. aggrcgnuug
about five hundred people. will
live a. darlington. will send
their children 10 school. bay
their supplies and spend the
major portion of their money
az Darlington. Right now you
can buY large lots or acreage
AZ Darlington at practically
your own terms You better
act today. A rolling mill viii
aiao 60 Ia at Darlington Ia The
near future. which will employ
morc men than the foundry
Get a little land az Darlington
now II Will make you rich.
Don't delay Come In and talk
the matter over today
THE JONES THOMSON IN
VESTMENT CO.
ii9 Seneca St. Seattle
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The free shows. the Hungarian
Huzar baud, the Canals Of Venice
NhanE 10. the Figure 5 railway.
tho chuiea. Gay parce, the Temple
Of myth the Mirror Maze. tho
Oriental thcater tho Circle swing
and a host OF other interesting At
fractions will all be open THIS
coming week.
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new CO MPANIES
FOR SEATTLE

WASHINGTON. Aug 2g-The
war department has issued orders
for the organization IN September
81 four new coast artillery com
paniea 20 be stationed on the Pa.
elfic coast The nucleus ~ The new
companies wili be taken from those
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24

The board Of public works today
ordered Advertisements Inserted
calling for bids for supply lnK the
FIRE department with an automo
bile
Chief urlrghurst reported that
the recent suburban fires showed
that an auto Was very much need
Cd and would prove Of great worth
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NEW INTERPRETATIONS


OLYMPIA. Aug "a Two new
companies with headquarters ia Sc.
attic have been Incorporated as
follows.
The Coast Land company $50 900
b. William Y Trimble. Alexander
Mclean. J. N. 9parkman and b
Mclean.
Holt 4 Jeffrey. $4,000, By James
8. Holt and James c. 1effery.
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Gard of Thanks

Through the Seattle Star the un
dersiEncd desire 10 exprcss their
most sincere thanks 20 the good
people OF 0corgctoWu and vicinity
for tho kindly sympathy and as
sistanca extended 20 10 during the
late illness and burial 81 wife aud
mother We shall always held
them 10 grateful remembrance
lslEncdl
wM r. BROWN.
HOWARD p. McsHANE
MRS r +. MILLER.
MRS NEIL MDOuOAL
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24

"AhamuH Onrlen." a play found.
ed upon Irish history. and said 20
stir the hearts OF all sons Of Erin.
viii be offered ali next week by
the Taylor Stock company f.nur.
cite Taylor assumes the role Of the
heroine IN the piece. and the songs
and dances she viii introduce are
promised as features 81 the at
traction. Tho play ia said 10 com
hlne romance and comedy Ina a
most pleasing manner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24

pN Mary -
,ws,,a especially for The -, s'ar !.
's Nssssy Who has not seen her :, at
ss n aay can begin 70 rcolise the
wen ~ y ...,l, strain under which a
49, sss,sn employed IN q so''h' ''''' "
Is. ..l lsSs', cr later she is eeg'aine'o
S,'a. .,' y, nader II just as sure
Z ,se world siauds ..,....,.,..-,.,
II sne ~ ~ 80 sseape. especially
sIaalp l,., ss,s ase. The constant strain
sllss n aa.ss,,s excitement Of years
aaa ' ns.' 4 wear her down un'h
&c wv /. s,.,, Y, 10 cult work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24

with the usual Sunday. Wednca
day and Saturday mAtlncea. the
Lyric theaisr viii neat Week %
Ter he public "Muidoons Picnic.
a farce that has made tbeAter go
efa laugh Tor IS years.
John Fielding has been engaged
70 stage the piece. and several
new people have been added 20
atreugthen the Pride of New York
company. New and catchy SONGS
viii be introduced. and the per.
tornancs arranged 30 suit the lik
inEs 81 The patrons Of the theatef
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Mloatrels At Grand.


Riohards9nd pringlo'a Ministries
opened NJ The Grand last might. did
what they had to do. us.n what
they had to say, aud sang what they
had ~ aing, t0sn GOOD crowd
heN6lo has a ho1 ~ thealergo.
crh who arc fond OF minetrelsg aud
those were liberal ath their az.
plauae Clarence Powell WIS the
real funny man OF the company and
hogged q large share Of the ap.
plauae
The ballads. the end songs. the
Jokes aud the ollo are al romlub
cent Of previous engagements. but
las, nights house evidently enjoyed
them all
The minaireln gave q matinee this
afternoon and viii be- seen again
tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24

Scenic park. with It's vaudeville
attractions. its band concerts, ita
Concy Island features. and is
beautiful location on the shores
Of Lake Washington. offers much
20 please the amusement seeker.
and viii doubtless be crowded 10.
morrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24

John Cort. who returned from
New York during the week. ex.
presses himself as pleased with
The Alaskan and says thar he
Is satisfied that the .Glrurd
opera viii be a success Teddy
Webb and Harry 0lrard win not
leave tho cast as was at first 70.
ported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24

Ezra Kendall comes 10 the Grand
Sunday night ia swell Elegant
jones, play that ID said 90
carry a laugh with every line and
to tell a story OF intense interest
u II said that this famous star
atill wears the famous plug hat
which has adorned his head for
many years. The attraction runs
All next week.
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AoLp wATERMELoN FEAsT.

A. tho han Of Columbia lodge,
No. 2. A. 0. u. W., members of He-
attic lodge. No CO. Evergreen
lodge. No 80 and Aiki lodge. No. z
held watermelon feast An IN
formal smoker with = musical pro-
gram followed
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clerk being 81 much value 90 rs
until they have served from thrva
TO six months. Many clerks are re-
anired 90 perfect themselves Ia dia.
tributiou. Thia requires study and
close application 70 ~ themselves
for the work
Conditions Unfsvosahie.
Conditions have not ben favor.
able Ia Seattle for an efficient post.
office service for other reasons
Your overland trains from The east
and from the south very often miss
connections This means the dump
Ing 81 practically two days mail
At once in an office competent Of
taking care properly, Of but tie
regular daily BUSINESS.
Then again. have noticed a
larger percentage Of letters not I'd.
dressed 10 street and number than
IN any other city IN my territory.
u would appear that correspond.
ents writing 10 you Seattle people
take Il for granted that nearly
every man in town should be per.
sonaliy known 10 the clerks Of the
postofflee. To show you ho~ mall
Is delayed BY not being properly
addressed. will state that al let.
ters received IN a poetoffiee. n not
addressed 70 street and number,
are given to our inquiry division;
an effort is made 10 supply the
street and number 50 that they
may Be delivered b. carrier. Other
Nire. they are placed IN the Gen.
cral Delivery.
Trouble Is Caused.
AT the present time We are work.
INK IS clerks in the Inquiry divi.
sion. and The work ~ still behind
We are greatly In hopes within
weeks time 60 be entirely caught
up However under the most
favorable circumstances. a letter
that 10 obliged 70 receive directory
service must be delayed from 70
70 "A hours. On account OF the
many delayed malls received at
one time. 90 some instances this
delay. under the most favorable
conditions. will be increased ~
having mail properly directed. this
trouble Is entirely eliminated.
Mail Too Late.
In the dispatch Of mail. | find
that il 10 the habit ~ many Of
your business men and others 10
delay the mailing Of their letters
until between 5 and 8 O'Clock IN
the evening. Tho result Is that this
Immense amount Of mail Is received
al the main office. must be can
celed and dispatched 10 catch the
evening trains. In many Instances,
such q quantity Of mail is received
that Il cannot be worked up for
proper dispatch. We have increaa
ed our mailing force. and are pre-
pared 10 handle more mall than
before, but II mail would be do
posted caller in the afternoon, 30
that II could reach the office be-
fore M eevening rush, this matter
could also be remcdled would
suggest TO your business houses
that they cause their mali to be
placed In collection boxes az early
N the afternoon ~ possible.
Extend Carrier Service.
The carrier service also needs
The Great Northern Ry uses
Washington Fire policies $50
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PUBLIC IS BLAMED FOR
SLOW DELIVERY OF Mail

extension. There have hsen new
blocks erected IN your business
ccnter that would cAil for the en-.
tire service ~ carrier This com.
pleteiY upeeta the districts. and the
department will undoubtedly order
the eiiy 20 be rcdintrietrd TEN
porary clerks and auxiliary help
Tor The carriers on heavy routes
have been provided Az The main
office new methods have been ln.
truduced and each division placed
on ita own basis The Naparln.
tendeuts 81 these divisions have
been given flli authority. and must
assume responsibility Tor the prop
81 conduct 81 their division Meet.
mss viii b. held once a week b..
tween the postmaster. his assist.
ant. and the aupeuntenasnta Of the
different divisions The welfare u
the mail service Of Seattle Wiil be
discussed and tho good ~ the %.
flee as whole wiil be taken Into
confederation.
Department viii Assist.
The department wlll assist in
every way possible to improve the
service, and while the people 81
Seattle must not expect great Inn
prOgemenis within a day. I can
frankly say that when our new
clerks have had some experiences.
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lae1 Il ioreshourhf on the part
4 IT, pen9ie Of Seattle rather thar
msifxiaaxf on the part % tho post.
si.see n&naEsment Is aAcrihed as
e sasan Tor The slew delivery q
raj il Seattle ~ Postuffiee In
srecsnr H q Hail who has been
lrsgeeilng TIE workings Of The local
1aslbf1ce At the request Of the
CAamher az Commerce
hasllss b procure efficient help
\ lscEibef - q contributing cause.
r. usalts Of The investigation
AZ fitsn % the public by Mr. Hall
b a. toliowiag report:
Halls Report.
Ennrsax the interest that has
IN aFUased IA Seattle In regard
= wslal affairs. and the desire %
. people Tor better service. which
~ are clearly entitled 20. I
r! make d few statements re-
rntng tondltions that may be Of
hlsnzi 70 many.
Nhh possibly one exception. Sc
re- 1srln9 the past four years.
- ihe3r greater increased POS
y 'srsisis thar any other city IN
y lnlied States. dare say that
! ssetile ard San Francisco at
= present time. higher wages
~ prevail than elsewhere, cost
ASizg l. higher. and 10 secure
ea1eisni help q fair compensation
nass v paid.
Salaries Raised.
lass passed b. congress. which
s9s eject Jaly Ist. 1901. provide
~ Clerks shall enter the postal
ssi'lsa a $500 per anuum. after
Z. nsst years service. II their
- /. satisfactory. they are pro
aasea . ne $500 class. then al
!. ate o. 800 per annam until
~ AalaTT reaches i.f0g. Thus.
.s'sf 'oar Years work. a clerk who
~ proved competent has a life
position under civil service at
'4saff q not less than gf.f00
'.ae'ions above Tits class are
~ e Account of excellent aerv.
Y ~ #c are greatly FRI homes 20
~ s-.-1aa'ly have many clerks in
..l grades. These laws we're
- p congress The post0fflee
ss1.in1ent worked untirineiy for
s .'l'as % bring THIS about. ana 10
", w Assistant Postmaster General
..'s Il. undoubtedly belongs the
NJ. q the Improved conditions
''1 clerks aud carriers.
LACK Efficient Help.
-. assoughout the east aud IN a
~ leal q NY territory we have
s. . trouble IN securing eompe.
" =. ano efficient help al he aal-
provided Throughout me
- $500 70 have had increased a.
49,. $3.50 iof employment ia the
s. !, se E. and since the pas.
~ 2 mis- new BIN providing an
.@'eiI promotion better classes
Y lug men have chosen the DOS.
s Eaiee for their lifetime work
, ssss'ls' % we'll as Gan Francis.
~, -T'hg . the excessive cost Of
.,,as "e have experienced some
sss's N securing clerks. I DO not
49, ~ q mis- that we have not
49,. sse plenty Of men to accent mo
,.s'' \, but they have conald.
: .asf employment bat temper.
. = am. aho about The time their aerv.
49, ~ea'a prove 81 value. have re.
'"s We do not count on 4
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odson 10 Open.

4 week from tomorrow the new
Tie Grand Trnnk r.. uses
Washington Fire policies. s's
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with a hot air furnace Clean.
heaiihfui and comfortable. We
make q speciality Of them Get our
prices. GEO. u. WOODHOUsE.
ii2 University a. sss
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WOMAN OPERATOR DEPCTS HARD LIFE AT THE KEY

.., srVlr MSS MstY A. ecoVE. srRlK9e rHLE.
N seMas, OPERATOR, sHowsrHF &GARlNe NATURE OF THE
en ANp URGES THAT WOMEN sfANo BV THE MEN IN
,aeg DEMANDS. "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24

China and Japan produce ~ 900
tons Of SILK annually. buf about 90
per cent Of this IL retained for home
mHT
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EN'TS

Odcon thoater. lit2 Second ny..
VIII be opened to tho public aud
The coming Of this new plass Of
amusement promises 10 be- nn
oyont IA toncent theatricHln The
klnodrome moving pictures. said
Go be flawleBa. VIII be- the foatuye
~ the new playhouao'a programs
but muHlcally Il Ia intended 20
make the offerings OF tho Odc0n
far and away above The run OF ten.
cont thoatrloala Miss Lois Fourt.
Miss Marie Anderson and Col =.
Paul Cutter all artists OF roputa-
ton, viii render operatigs and
classical selections.
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FORGED CHECK is
. CASRED

a nervy check forrer yesterday
passed O bad check on Il a. Karat
ofaky a iewoler AZ 40 Pike Bt. for
t39, purchasing watch aud chain
for $3.50 and taking tho balance ia
each.
Tho check WAS alenet M. Seller
a Coz and 80 maac on 10 Jamos
Barton
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To-day and tomorrow will finish
tho run OF The present bin a
vaudeville acts at the Lois Willie
llmmorman and hia imperaonu.
lions have been the hit Of the
week Monday Will see an entire.
~ new list OF acts at the popular
home OF pantagea' vaudeville.