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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
HEARD BY IMMENSE: CROWDS
dial Greeting he Has Rsceigeds nr 81
His Journey to the CCanehraEes g

FssaA sA9snpihis, A9nih sg9f fesan, esay9 Ssl
bands playing, I'll children singing spaa
enthusiastic meHr shouting 81 sles the So ass gap
Of; deep ssHaterwayss Memphis s6geW
wdes sheY gatesuFriday aftsruoe to
President Roosevelt, a score Of oyr
.ernors and many Aoth&sf disafningaished dMiafnsglished
fE aaBsay ig itgegaAse the YYHisgsisssip
Ii .HAaae gRseSdaaHatf- afzayeas gaaase ae
tIIasets sstaaes .steamemb II.
shortly after 10 o'clock. The bluffs
Eqsaaep i1g sthwfHNep' were pasked
with people, NRe g&ae egl e9asEse 6 z! eahisf a ffExe-
evtise,oa s5asss slqemsq as tEhs
fsseanileslduaaas whialas ASST an
8 5Ff stB BsAs 81 5af4sP asxEi
i edybsnAl dsdaanded, ,tbeoR resHI HIent
svas GahdueaAa tB aIearfffage bySsSy.
oBrt BarSSs9MR s9Ras PA Eannesses AMI
HasppuM Ma'one Def oMemShisy} pana The
hssgf otbhhP2sHlgsg Hsp paraSs eYsre esesHre
E&assResaasl Tbe 1Rsesdentl was
tmu6dsig uscheefed AtHfodghout sns:
|2Ha fFGs aty. WAS aa nasa
Pe& ceI0r,cnot o,ay palougo thd line lolf2
parade allts oii smaI2 other st fEH sHtfsEEs as
pRRs11.:sss Whsas tHe' President tsS easaiags
trnedsintoA Main street fhef Was ssa-
1ateSpySas 4 # st. sgS asf4pl 4pb5f
,yetegspss, ss,a who :thereaft eactea las. b
body guardps Tile President NeseSand.
y Ya4FsAly 4sa M y If 81 /
halt century, ago:oms sGs uoe3ssssFs
.ana a,Rain MARS Programme.
/. I DESPITE e lGEeS 81 q lively, dQgnpo rain'
which lastedi until poenSsthe streets
we're 5ammed WITH Q ctr asehas asehas ii aud 8 Syaisi. Il
toifss:- ois- M ssssosd Street 2ooS schools
children, seated on a decorated arch,l
55I sang Ratg9it29 Jaj5s as 5tbe
pa gsasSeaa, SSa ghe President gese FIR ,sEf, his
carriage and bowed be- rspsastEs oathsI
!bHle ones.sDG' c9;.ssJ sfs
dir 4hhrz c-Trif --I-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
.NeWS-in~Briaf

ews-in-Briaf-------.-----..
siDrEj Walter q. sedick, H6fA Ga5sporst
Ind, was elected dean Of the Virgin
la Agricultural College, at Blacks
'bdfg0OGLSnS GOTC
The battleship Alabama limped
-iate' New York, ha.'Aes. with q, ey4i,-
DIR. SraSEed,j ~ J j-A1I1 A
Guggenheim railroad men Shot six
sGSeyotsf6f Jan opposIn ion jAiHe2 2sosI
In Alaska. '~A-S ~ ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09

eugvrry- rurwaru- ~TeDei
rally" appointed to be held here on
the 10th aefs this imOntiGssGol. j. w.
Reed, a~native-uf- -Nurth-e Carolina but
for the past Is years @ resident of
Chester efaiFala# Of gie committee
of arrangements and is vigilant, act-
i've and untiring in. his work to make
the occasion big success. He is earn-:
estty supported by the Confederates
and their friends in every community.
NZheed not be added that the good
women are doing their part. They al
ways do when such patriotic work. as
this is on hand. Governor Ansel, Of
. sSgta caFol2 IA RS is Ss the re faief hssa
sifcerely regret thatGovernor Glenn
is unable to attefft. We were desir-
Gus of seing the two Governors meet:
although we would not expect North
Cardinals Governor to make that DEL
ebrated remark. Governor eileen pc
Observation-Disclosures prohibitionist.
Stfff hG would have met a most COR,
dial reception by the veterans and ali
the good people of this county.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
.ARock Fill oNsgt01skotl! ~

.'p1ARock Hill Negro SHsfofl!so q
fsdss fin Ssbesia. .@posfee oaSeer
Miller-efs sthies city Aatr apd killed.
Z ElliotS Jackson AsgTo5 S4 years of
{, sse 5ns.Mass@SRegs D. gegge Sest9nT
-aSBaek Hill.-The officer was trying
to arrest Jackson who resisted ana
NaE aB6Re Ssphll disIpistol.I Is$ke OF
-fser got. his first however and freq
three times the bullets taking effect
sih thk; bes9 s s. s. bfsaeE: Il 81. NE 9Srpp 9S,
aud reared III Lancaster county: Ihs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
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fment fundrof sa5O8Do whigh rWakpfej
oslade( the charging obea fee 'aaf. ad.
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II Hhs asehitect ,waa q. Eaa Rursi9
uAaseaieles essSsgs oAo.Ekaaasa u design;
er of the bronze figure standing be:
sF f9Ee .t4e paHsq!sHH4p w q4!saHH4ap fWgass Charlie
E#ensyI Nieal'a.pss ,agu!fs b!ss=as"
: s.o::xlERo ,solpeaissz zasgrQss.rs % |
Z aAaata5f Gas spsciaaG sspdciaa
ito! 4he 4JoarhaFn FROM lBHmihghalm lmS
1Ala:; Dyays;HGovserfiI6f 3: i'B:i aoo,jhtles
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sGollectogS TlompsQil, of rthe Alabama
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09

Wire and Gable.
aThe american Bakners' Associa-
tion lin session at Atlanta, adopted a
.sreais-currency plan reported by the
tohhittee. |
;, Tlerhearipg ciir-ther STANDARD Oil
S1asa SHOWED ahaIpipe lines
are extremely profitable and that
SUPPOSED pnbnt lines atehsometi1nes
prifate: -I ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
The Bank Of Clio Expands.

Clio, Special.-The stockholders of
the Bank Of Clio met and voted to
ohcrease the Capital stock of the bank
from. $25 ,0a9-~te.~$ssa, -The-.lssw.
stock. iwilE be 2s6ld tas the9 book Galde
Of the present stock, which is at a
EEpfeminin ofaabout so per cent.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-09
;l|::;lnBll(k|(jEFEE(lllT TO TON |MIIk!N!Ey
VT. RoHE az FsH scc6bl09 IEe
Splegadid Memorial
,!t!oU Il sHbsIlUlsEqepr oi ~,

otDoslpE Ips fsfapIEYHsut o. tpe
,IpaFps !a sDous OToEW aSJyg
cssslGi- us sls pshbA 10 F5o@
ipInEa u anl hLoAs 20 pc nnaes-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
GIRL
KILLED

Katherine Walker. the Gyoar old
daughter OF c. Walker. i6i Tall
man ay. Ballard. died at five O'Clock
this morning aa result Of boinl
run over by wagon on Ballard
ay yesterday afternoon. The little
Eifl was standing on Ballard aY
yesterday az -four o'clock. desiring
20 cross the street TO nee her father.
who owns the Star restaurant She
waited on the sidewalk until a car
passed. aud started 10 hurry across
the street. not noticing wagon
coming from tho opposite direo
tion.
Before the driver. who f. said 20
have been the son Of NJ Turner.
could stop the girl WAS under the
wheels nyniandefs picked up the
Eirl and carried her 10 the office
~ pr Emery. only 4 short distance
from the accident The wheels
had passed over her abdomen. In.
iuflng her internally At o'clock
this morning the girl died
The remains were removed 10 the
undertaking pafiofs 81 " 3 May.
field. the deputy coroner 81 BAL
lard. who II investigating the ease
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10


the cas- which has been ornsfiai IN
Washington. ~ G.. there are indiri.
tnenta and prosecutions waiting for
aim NJ home.
Hermann Is one OF half a dozen
prominent men charged with con
apiraey 60 defraua the government.
and Hermann Is the only big fish
hat has 30 far escaped the net.
The conspiracy 81 which Her
mann Il accused r. said to have
been entered into while Hermann
vas commissioner OF lands II Is
alleged that through the influence
az Senator Mitchell. who was 90 BE-
paid $500 for his services. certain
lands in Northwest oregon were tc
he set aside as forest reserve. e
BE- known a. the Blue Mountain for
eat reserve Surveyor General Mel
drum with one sorensen. Mitchell
aud ofhera were 10 be given ad
vance Information az 30 what lands
would be included and they would
take advantage Of this advance IN
formation 10 set possession OF The
school land sections Hy payins
si.26 an acre aud getting some per
son 20 sign u 'Felcare cf a right q
purchase" these lands could be cor
fhllrd Is the conepirators beiorl
anyone suspected what vaa 60 hap
pen. Then a. soon as the reserve
was created the government would
Issue lieu land scrip" for these
lands. giving their holders rlghl
to take In lieu Of these lands ans
other public lands outside the re
serve
The profit was to come from 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
HERMANN'S HARD FIGHT
WITH GOVERNMENT

eating on valuable timber lands
with the lieu scrip. u u figured
that the men IN the deal were 20
clear So. GOO
What first aroused the suspicious
81 Secretary Hitchcock Vas the &C
eidcntai discovery that q special
agent If the department named J
IL iioisinEcr had made 4 report
showing ~ iaud frauds and that
Hermann had held up thai report
Tor more than d month
Your reaignaiien 10 requested,
said the secretary
Hermann secured a short delay.
and during that time u 10 alleged he
destroyed 30 letter books which
contained traces II the conspiracy
Senator Mitchell vas convicted.
but died before sentence vas exc
ruted.
Hermann has claimed riEht along
that be Vas porfecatcG. lie II pui
tins No = hard fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10

among our own actresses Ia drill
the younger guneration
On the contrary, you have one
very great artist, who would set an
admirable example. aud there are
number Of others. each good In
his line Mira finke consider I'm
/, queatlpnably the first among your
dramatic artists she has an excel
lent training strong inspiration.
powerful mnHnetinmi she ~ further
more clever, ani n profound think
er One can feel that nothing ls &C
cident with her, but -she goes down
Into the Psychology af her lmpof.
sonationA | mnnt say that she
occasionally appears ia me a little
lnaTtiHtic. certain attitudes. move.
menta and intaantiuna might even
be called common. there Il too
much 90 the 'hourgcciae' about her
hut thla does not keep her from be
ing = very great actress
Then there n Richard Mans.
field. an actor whe stands out
among the very best. and John
Drew. whose talent II remarkable
All these and some others, would
rendur valuable service In the
American conservatory which l
dream % seeing founded u ! can
help with Il. shah. as I am sure
many Of my French colleagues
would. but We could ouiY give oeeAs
uionhi lectures. az the ianEnaEe
would be an impeachment
England could render you more
service than France in this. Mrs
kradal aud Lady Bancroft would do
admirably AZ opponents Of their two
rAleKories ~ acting Failing the
conservatory. budding American
actors aud actresses would DO veil
% follow course Ia Paris. ~ stu.
deata IN painting and music do.
since In France we have an artistic
atmosphere centuries old. and art
cannot thrive ana develop without
lts atmosphere
"nus the United States Is capable
Of forming this atmosphere. since
q already has the talent. and u e
worthy OF being independent In this
az IN everything else After the
conservatory there will be another
thiaE 10 touuda national theatef.
when was In America talked
about thia with MF Confsid. 80 cas-.
or wae I 90 see Il started u IL IN.
admissible that the American Eut
eminent. ai~aya 10 the fore IN cues.
tons bearing on the public coed.
and ever an example a. Eufops.
should keep is eyes closed % art,
the most powerful ~ mediums for
teaching the public"
Paris. April >.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
DIVINE SARAH" IN FIRST GREAT INTERVIEW
SAYS MRS FISKE is LEADING IT, S. ACTRESS

netlsn and the power o. verbal e..
preston and theirs you have united
everything which the actress can
need.
Hot American Rifia labor under
one serious disadvantage. the lack
OF national conservatory.
When they are over 20 they
make up their minds that they
would like Ca be Actresses, and they
then start work an the stage hut II
takes some years Cor them Ca &C
aulfu the elements ot their profess
sion and they have passed tho
formative axe before they have be.
come thoroughly familiar With what
they arc 60 do or 10 avoid
In France girls enter the con.
ac9fetory At "A OF Is. hy the time
they are ~ they have mastered the
rules, they have learned taste. and.
above all. they know hoW tu man
age their Voices.
This IL the crucial thing for the
Young actor ~ actress MANY break
OF wear their voices before reach,
lae the period when they are really
capable Of using them. aud then
there d nothing more 90 be done
I nov have In my conservatory
class Eirl Of exceptional parts. bat
y hose voice leaves her a little hope
OF achievement iieForo coming to
me she played To the provincial the.
ateFa aud tried 10 fili them without
knowing how 80 now her organ
breaks aud rasps constantly
Yet Ne have excellent actresses
conservatory or no eonaer, atory. 1
venturcd
Yes: bat they would have heen
better Tor a. Take Julia Mariowe.
Tor Instance I might eite her az
Que Of the eases which havo shown
me most clearly the necessity fef
national training institution for
American actresses. When ! frat
HaN Der. expected wonderful
things from her. aud vas confidcnt
that she would develop into one Of
the greatest Of dramatic artists
SHE had the true qualities of
grace aud distinction. and further
more an exquisite physique which
pleased me 80 that q probably had
much to do pith ms favorable ina.
pfvasi,sn OF her When ! last san
her. however, must say Il AS
several years agoli scented 10 me
that for some reason the whole 81
this promias lad not gsen fulfilled.
! eould not auaiytr the precise reas
soe for this lmpteaeiou Of mine. the
fact that she Maa eonalarrahlY
stoutcr mas have had something 70
DO with IL. bar ! thing TIA, a part
Of the fire had gone. Too. and this I
attribute to lack ~ early classical
-rhcn Ne could find no one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10

- rsANcis WARRINGTON
DAWSON.
.s.sss. 1907 ~ ne Newspaper
Esxrpslss Assosla''sn.
.ws.. a 4 sAlnk Of the material
...rs.ss 10 ne tni'ed States
H. est yss have mere talent
i. ,s.a d to be feund almost
-, slssl" whlle repea''hs
a. ..sssrnx ny aees'ioa IN The
Il, l.ask. n.ne Sarah Bern
4 .~ssd bask In hcf armchair =, +.
- 49,. : ssxsen the LOFTS Nv
- 81 hsonhe desA = y nleh
- Ana the great les ne
= - KEGS Eoafins IN nc
s<r hame whcasNer the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
SCHOOL INSURANCE
DElno READJusTEo

The te67b50 IN insurance carried
on Seattle schools will be entirely
FedistFibutsd among the 200 com
panlca noN carrying u. under the
ruling II the school board that II
will no longer insure in companies
which did not pay their san Fran.
cisco fire losses Secretary u W
Jones. af the school board. Ia AT
work making the re.Adlu1lment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
MACHINERY foR nav PLANT

PORT TOWNSEND. April 10
-Four carloads Of machinery for
James A. MooFc'a property ~ Iron.
dale reached here today. including
steel plates and boilers f0r the
smelling plant Several scuWa are
IN process Of building fof handling
ore and iron ~ aud from the fur
naeea. and represent an outlay Of
SEQ .oan Mr. Moore intends 20
hate the plant IN operation b
3une I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10

WEATHER permits the slightest ca.
! suse Tor feeling chilly.
When | Was On my last Amefi
can tour. Nine neFphardl to.
sumed quite a nmmhcr Of girls
came asking permission 10 reelle
before mes 50 that | might Judge u
the STAGE held any future Tor them
Eeefs single one Of them had some
truly fine quality ia her and II sou
had "a hear many girls from all
parts or the world feeltc. as DO
You would appreciate what this
means. and What a tribute 1t Is to
native histFtonlc ART IN the United
states American airla have. % be.
ain with. oae essential thlna -
their fasor--they ala have grace and
charm, and usest % them have beau.
~. tee, add 20 this personal mag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
hnaAner ansak. Tonlnhl.

SEw YORK. April i0.-~1hs Wis
eonsiulana expect = rare treat to-
nlFht When. az the annual banquet
- ths Wisconsin serieiY Of New
York. az the Waldorf Astoria. they
expect 70 hear senator Hpoonef.
vho lately resigned his seat IN the
United States senate. This viii be
this senator's last public appear
aucr before his retirement which
takes place MAJ II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
SEATTLE IN
THE LEAD
ts,sr ss.sssi ssssle.l

PORT TOWNSEND. April 10 -
The eansnms report Tor shr district
Of fsaErt round issued BY Collector
" e Harper for the HGnth Of
March shows eulicctiaaa afn1uuttnk
10 aIab.1ss -. imports ti.Gtettt
and exports g. 500 iss Amnn9 the
ports Seattle leads IN cash receipts
and Imports. uhiis Tacoma heads
the list lu 01Iori&
Japan leads al foreign countries
NJ ! purchaser ~ American 9oosla
with total Of ti.7ss. ST.. and she
senaa noFu gods than any other
one nation. her imports 20 this dla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
CUSHMAN At
big BANQUET
aH# L

~ fseripps Telegraph ssrvics.)
NtHieAGo. April Francis ".
chahinHn. congressman from the
atAte of Washington. took the place
q President Roosevelt last night
a, M. bouquet OF the zoe members
~ the Hamilton club celebrating
Aphomatioa day Although unpre
pafea. Mr Cuahman made a master.
fn speech and every reference 20
the president. and there we're many.
was Foundiy cheefed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
TALKS 10 REALTY NAN.

Frederick Lee. secretary Of the
Real Estate Mems CLUB. delivered q
lecture az the meeting o. the clah
last night recitinE hts experiences
on his recent California trip The
club has selected the following
speakers for It's banquet on April
% at the stander CltY Engineer
" n. Thomson. A " Engiel 4. "
Chflda aud p. {. Ice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
exPeor HOWARD TO WIN.

W =. Howard IL expected 10 win
the Lippy gold medal offered 20 the
winner Of the athletic events 10 be
run al the Grand Opera house
Friday night by tho local YMCA.
Elllh. Tyno and Cheansy are ox.
nccied 20 push him close Howard
recently won the Lippy medal for
the third time. thereby gaining per.
maneni possession 81 Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
WIFE WAS LEFT IN
DESTITUTE CONDITION

The desperate plight Of Mrs SIN
man ". Robinson. Of it2 Fifty.
fourth at n. is squirting the police
10 greater effort TO locate her hus
band. who disappeared from his
homo last Thursday. Mrs Robin.
-uoa IL left destitute with the care
81 Mo small babies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10

- sh ssrnhardt ire greatest actress the world has ever
sMN hardest Interview europe sire has
sss 40 newspaper and will answer Or two questions
Nss .se. they between tire acts her theater
49, decided 20 sitting down and being eateehlaed
- - I'M encolntnents TOR this purpose
100 psrhaps her entire
20 enterprise association receiving lie Paris represents
b. 80. ard discussing with hr the American the
h. ~ -rssea 81 contemporaries
t vessl influence She also revealed
= rneshods which IN ahseots contradiction with the
- =. nets ss generally pueushsd.-Edtorl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
EXTENDING CAR LINE.

The extension Of the Seattle Elec.
trio company's tracks 10 West BE.
attic II proceeding rapidly. the con
ncctlon OF tho new tracks with the
old West Seattle line has been made
and the old line IL nov being
brought down 20 a moro even grade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
MYsTeRloUs pEATH.


OTTAWA. III. April io.-L II
Jones. a wealthy tailor and one time
club and social favorite. has been
found dead following a night Of
orFy. Jones' wife and travelling
salesman. W - Mclean. we're
found In the room, but. they were
No intoxicated they could reveal
nothing. An autopsy viii be held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10

y. n. Ainsworih. Of Ainaworth r.
Dunn, who has just returned from
a trip through Mexico and the east,
says that railroad congestion eK-
tends throughout the country. and
IL aa bad 10 the east as ON the
roads coming 10 Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
(s,ae seseisl ssrvies.l

PORT TOWNSEND. April 10
The new fast steamer IrOqnois Of
Alaska Steamship company will be
put on the 9eattiesP0rt Townaend-
Victoria r0tre MAJ / owing 10 tho
Increased demands Of passenger
traffic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10

WARRINGTON. y G.. April 10.
The governments prosecuting q
ficers are tryIns hard to send %
jail Binesr llermann, ex.commia.
aionef ~ public lands. and member
~ congress from Oregon Besides
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10

The PRES Lance. Nttn Jnneih
Cauthefn and Nsila tiefesn. sap
ported hy afhsrs % the original
New Yofk eumrany. camcs % tbs
sraeB sunday ateht fqF fear nights
and . matinee Tbs SMITH NuuHs
Flsce wni b. the hit q the yeaf
from shs cDEuie uprfe standpoinh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
INDEPENDENCE


HAVANA. April -lndcpend
enee i sought for BY the Cubans.
and Secretary Taft has aa much a.
said that July I. 1903. will seo the
government placed In the hands OF
tho people Both the conservatives
and liberals are after earlier dates
for taking over the government II
!. pew positive tIas there viii be no
elections until next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10

on saturday evening Carl and
Anna PflsI. supported b. the swod.
Ssh Dramatic seeifty. slii present
q musical comedy in Swedish al The
Grand opera house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
NEW LOGGING CAMP.


PORT TOWNSEND. April 10
A new logging camp has been start.
cd at Keyems landing. making the
sixth within radius Of 20 miles In
this county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
THE THEATE RS


The Ten4rrfoal. eith Oscar /
FTkfnan and Huth white east Sc
pfas psgtibuHs and MHFteu worth
inateH. respectively. elaaes 80 SUR
ssasfal run here tonight u f.
dashsful u thfs rapaiaf shos ever
had 8 better east
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10

trirt iataillur t7st.kks China 4
soeun1 Ia export trade with ttes.
Hta and British Columbia third
With a total cf t5tG.ait
TIE collections aud exports o. IL
district Tor the month shoN de
cidsd Increase over the business 81
February
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10

Al the star theeief this wesk
uarrr - Rose and company are
making a big sucfesE with their
comedy skrteh. -rhe sailor and the
Horse. Tho Howard Hroa. arr ban.
jaiais ~ unusual excellence. ard
there are al4 other entertaining
things on the new but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10

~ois olson is proving @ be AZ
popular a. q yoFs e the Seattle
shsafsr ans Zen Hendricks contln-
ueu "a srure ia the paft 81 the hu-
fnofaas bot honest sNesls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10

The Mascot u pleasing the Pa
truns - the raHY Lyric thsatsf this
week THE piece retains the best
~ Aadrana music and has many
brishf. new features
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10

~TtlBY 10 tho strongest play yet
produced by TIE Fanfagos stock
company at ths Lois. and l. desefv-
Ing ~ the popularity which " IL
gaining All the members % the
company are well cast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10

.n,nAav STATEMENT ~ WORLDS MOST FAMOUS
n's%e '..srsr-AMURleAN olRLs HAVE FINE DRAMATIC
|fssssy,ss-Ngeo OF NATIONAL CONSERVATORY AND rHG
nER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10

Don't throw away your old
clothes Have them cleaned 10
look like new at the Pantatorium.
Cnll W Main in4s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
CAN HAVE SPEEDWAY ~
PAYING FOR GRADING

The Seattle Driving club has no.
cured the promise Of a speedway a
mile long Ia Washington park.
north Of Madison IT., provided the
grading II done at the expense Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10

This fascinating Interview will Be
eonti nued somarFa~.