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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-29
PASSENGERS.

Per p M. S. S. Korea, for the ORR
ent, December 28.-Mr. and Mrs. F. W.
Howard, Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Jackson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cassidy.
Per s. S. Mauna Kea, for Hilo and
way ports, Dec 29-Mrs. Belts, d. ].
Whitney, r. r. Hind, f. j. Hare, w.
T. Rawlins, Miss A. Alexander, Miss
M. Alexander, Mrs. G. H. Dickey, G..
Castendyk, wife, three children and
maid; W. K. Schultze and wife, Mrs
Whitehouse and maid, MrE. M. L.
Simpson, J. H. Whitehouse and wife
w. G. Ramsay and wife, G. T. Greig,
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ACHE, F. Harrison, Mrs. Souza, ]. e.
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La NuX, e. j. Foster, Mrs. A. " Fos-
ter, ID. II Case, Mrs. ID. II. Case and
daughter, Mrs, NJ. Lee, Miss M. Patty,
Miss Mabel Thayer, Miss Angus,
Father Rodrigues, M. A. De Silva, X.
W. Shingle, Sam Parker, e. l.. Heuter
and wife, Ernest Parker, Miss &c. Ian
dry J, II, Howell and wife. Miss
Muriel Campbell, A, X. Freeman ana
wife.
Booked,
Per o, s, s, Alameda, for San Fran
cisco, Dec 30-Mrs, Egherat Roberts,
Miss o, y, Steele, Mrs A, whitney
MTs y, " Thmm and child, Mr., and
Mrs, D. y, Thrum and ehild, Mr., and
Mrs, FTledlandeT Miss Helen X VIII
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-29
INTELLIGENCE
--latest Shipping Page 1O)
--latest Shipping News on Page 1O)
der, j. d. Divendorf, wife and two
L. G. Rowland.
The LOG-BOOK

P. M. S. S. China is due here Janu-
airy 2.
Am. sp. w. P. Frye will load $500
tons of sugar here for New York.
S. S. s. V. Luckenbach was equipped
with wireless telegraphy by the United
Wireless Telegraph Co., Dec. 5.
T. K. X. S. S. Chiyo Maru, on her
maiden trip, is due here from the
Orient on January Is.
Captain Fay, U. S. NJ. c., is now au-
toing the machine formerly owned by
Henry Along.
The Chilian Consul-General in ia
pan has been informed that a Japanese
shipping company will establish a
fortnightly steamer service between
Yokohama and Iquique, commencing
on Jan. l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05
Fans Assemble TO Witness
Evenly Divided Brace
Of Games.

The safety valve ~ tho fanatics
enthusiasm boiler blew out ysrtsrs
day, and more paut-up noise pones
trated the AIR az puKdalo's park than
fgf many moons.
nuednie gave the fans stomach
fun 90 bali and two aldeahown. aud
a belsarto demonstration by two ~
hts players ~ "Iainmhing" ana Elm
barransment" Allen and rush were
the guilty parties Allsn got solid
gold watcha beauty Tor being the
most popular player ON the team
Rush got a msdal-aiao beaut~-
IA testimony Of this fans apprecia
ton Of his work.
Sits made dust ny IN the base
running contest making the ciFcuil
ia Is seconds fiat Johnnie 9nnder
and Little Rock" Allen tied for
second place. Big Cartwright VAS
tho candy kid in the strong arm
contest lie gets a prize Dug for.
got 10 mention what "A was Little
joe aeaton made n big throw, be-
tins second.
A. for the games. they were IN.
tarenting. In the first Rush and
ciafifn twified swell halt the play.
ess were gingary and a couple II
sailors IN the sfandHtand amused
the crowd They made more noise
than five times a. many fana site
was right there with three piifersd
bases and brought Ia both the runs.
Cartwright was the stellar hoy n
the second game Ito furnished Fhe
feature when ha Jumped into the
air and pulled down. one handed,
nowana liner IN the first When
ieksy Tor hutte knocked Ein liner q
bennett Tor the third out ~ the
ninth. tho season closed Dug has
Wnn the cellar championship The
fans live IA hopus for nest year
Walls. Dug Pleasant dreaEami
And the concluding diagram
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05
SAY COACH'S CONDUCT
WAS UhSPORTSM LIKE

and auit coaching. Doble turned to-
wards him and shouted ia reply
Shut up' Hhut up You're not an
official"
The high school team was able 70
do what every other high school
team for years has Jailed 10 do
score on the varsity. a fine game
Of football from high school
standpoint. gaH played. the young.
STEERS holding the u" down 10 -
so5.
The youngsters were able 10 run
III lover the big Fellows nnd break
up tha choicest plays. The older
team VAS forced 10 resort % a
Kicking game from The first ana
after numerous miapiayH IN the first
half left tho field with the score 8
10 IN their favor.
la the second half C0yls was pat
into quarter In piaee ~ hausefnan.
aud things began In look far differ
ent from the uuiverslty'a end ~ the
score Waatoyer and C0yic showed
up strong.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05
TOURNAMENT
FORSEATTLE

PORTLAND. Ore. Oct. Repre-
mentAtsvam 81 the athletic clubs ~
Spokane and seattle Will meet with
Edgar Prank ~ the AuitnouaAh club
next Friday night 10 arrange The
intsr-eisb boxing and WRESTLING
tournament FOR tbs winter kiiiiY
lnGits IL coming fruln Seattle and
Frsa niomhefx frefn Spokane.
Seattle in entitlrd % tho Pacific
coast tournament neat and u will
probably b. held In connection with
the A. p. esposttion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05
Dobie's Coaching From the
Sidslines Is Harshly
Criticised.

Coach Dobis'H behavior 81 the
aidelinns AZ the game Saturday
against the Washington high school
boys has brought forth much ad-
verse criticism, Washington high
students assert that. not onIy ala
no vlnlate the law 81 workmanship
by coaching frsm thn aideiinea. but
no innuited Coach Lewis 81 the
high school team
Doiian coaching waa evident 20
al on fha nldolinea. aud he was
called upon BY the Subs and news
paper men 10 deaini. No attention
was paid 10 them. however, and
then Lewis asked him % win the
game il a spufthfnAniihe manner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05
ALL ABOUT The
WORLDS SERIES

In the worlds championship base
ball series either New York or
Chicago win represent TIE Nation.
n league. and either the
TIGERS, Maps or White Sox
In the American league. but
the owners OF che lucky teams will
have practically nothing to do with
The arrangements for or the hand
llng OF the games. The national
commission. made up OF Harry
paiIlam. nan Johnson and Garry
Hermann. win have absolute con.
troll ~ the series.
IN the winter Of is0to5. after
the failure OF the pcnnant winning
teams OF the two leagucs--the Hos
ton Americans and the New York
Giants TO get togcther. the
club owners placed the control "
future post season eariaa ia the
hands Of the Supreme court % base.
ball. the national commission,
The results have more than justl.
fled this action.
Ia 1903 under the old pian-the
net receipts Of the eight post season
games between the Hoaton Ameri
cans and the Pittsburg Pirates we're
slightly over $50 coo
Ia i90s-ander the national com.
missions rule the five games be
tween the Giants and Athletics,
Sos. ass.
In 1905 the receipts % the sir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05

Immediately after the pennant
races IN the two big leagues have
closed. the national commission pro.
muigatea a schedule for the world .
series. and makes other necessary
arrangements.
one OF the earliest. and wiacst.
regulations adopted b. tho connie
sion was that the players should
share only Ia the receipts Of the
first four games.
A four Victories decide the cham
plonmhip. this regulation gives the
enemies Of the game no chance to
talk Of needlcaaly prolonged strug'
gle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05
Statistics and Infer.
nation for Voters

The Scandinavian Americas kszx
ballard Station. Seattle. Wa1t.
have for distribution vest p,<14
folder.
Tha folder IL fuil OF valuable i
formation regarding all the Pres
dents 81 The United States. ~
gives names % Candidates ri
piurnlltien from 1854 10 is9s. ~
contains copy OF the Monro< Dc
trine
EVERY VOTER for the c0msrs
presidential election SHOULD
POSSESS ONE. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05

Wosthouna curing September and
October VIA Oregon n a. q Natiga
fioo Co. Chicago 20 Seattle. sss %.
from 81 Louis. as so. Kansas CITY
Omaha. etc. 5000. Other rates
and Information furnished. and DE-
pusstn sakca. at union Ticket Office
eos F1rat Ave. u y. Kills. Gen. AIT
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05
CHICAGO LEADS In The
RACE FOR the PEnNANT

played today. Cleveland can win
tie pennant by defeating H. Louis
in the remaining thfes games. For
Chicago 20 win. eha must defeat
Detroit In the two remaining games
ard Cleveland must drop one % ~
Lgtila.
Detroit. champion last year. r. on
top at present. with Cleveland 9
points and Chicago points behind
Mule population of United States
today in 4.Gaf ,3Ea. Gee. II there
wam only mule KuffTaEeI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05
FOOTBALL RESULTS

AZ New Haven Yale. 9; Syn
cuse. o.
Al Hanover ~ Dartmouth. "A.
Massachusetts Agricultural eoIlea
o.
Al Cambridge Harvard. IL.
University Of Maine. O.
AT wllkeabaFrs - Indiana. Il.
State college. s.
AZ Ann Arbor Michigan. IL.
Case, G.
AZ Highland Falls. ~ Ys-Tuf.
0. High I
~ Princeton - Princeton, Ia,
Springfield Training school. B.
At Philadelphia - Pennsylsasiz
freshmen. IS. Conway halle.
Al ithaca-cornell. a.: Hamiltsa
o.
A. Annapolis MldshIpmen. il:
Rutgers, 0.
AZ Champaign. Ill.-Iilinoia. ii,
Monmouth. 6.
Al Philadelphia Pennsylvania
s. Buckneli. 0.
AZ Minneapolis - Minnesota &.
I.arence University, Q.
AZ Chicago Chicago, 30; Par
/ due. 0.
Al ~ Louis--st Louis, III. Rolla
School OF Mines. 0.
High school Scores.
Al Tacoma Tacoma. %. Aber
deem, s.
AZ Spokane. 81; NortA
T Yakima, o.
At BeiliDgham Bellingham 70;
la Conner. s.
Al Evsrcts--Everett. ~; snehen
tab. 6.
At Hoqulam-B0quiam. "a. Elua
0.
AZ sedro wooiey Belilnxkan
Normal. To- sedro wooley. ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05
eRlDIR0H GOSSIP

The ChAnceliorn came cut Of the
football fray with the Athenian
Athletic club winners by 10 20 o.
Diminutive Odds did stellar honors
and Armstrong and Donaldson. de
manager" showed the Greeks hos
10 handle forward passes.
The Ballard Athletic club foot
bail team Ia anxious 20 show it's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05

SEMINARY Tee base hlt faftief
stfaft aat BY Allen. q. ~ Hafhnese
nases % baiia or Ailsn. 1 OFT
n~tt ~ HaFknes# villa pneh iisfk-
hrus msnien hAsss nsnmrtt Matsfs
wfiasn Orsg FsfttnF tiaNlse hfafr'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05

The giving OF vwards by the
club owners 20 the PLAYERS winning
the worlds ponnant will probably
not Be prevented By the neN rcgu'
latlon. but rs purpose Ii obvious
II the owners Of one club should
promise their team a bonus for win.
ming the worlds flag. and tho own.
era OF the other club should not.
unpleasant criticism would surely
follow. undor the new rule. the
presents may be- given. but they
are not likely 20 got much adver'
Using.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05

Eleven innings wern played AZ ~
Louis between that team and Glove
land. the game resulting In a tie.
3 70 J. Two games are being
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05

class 10 any contender either IL :.
out 0T the city. II II aaeAst
team weighing on an AVERAGE !
$40 pounds Address WglIs..,
TamIe Of 500 ist ave. or pbea.
Main 1875.
while their big brothers on IA.
first team we're l0afing gatafds.
the second team 81 the Llnesls
high met the West Seattle ~
football team and licked II from i
10 n After the exporting of n.
soOfebook by a mathematician "A.
score was found 20 be 81 to o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05
Giants Still Have Chance
American League Is
Uncertain.

Pletabnrg was eliminated from
the National league race yesterday
whem Chicago defeated The Pirates.
& To before a record breaking
crowd.
The chances OF Chicago are rosy.
The Cubs now leading The Gianta
will have 10 win their three games
with boston "a tie Chicago. should
they win tho three games and
should the National ieagus direct,
ora decide the protested Chicago
New York game "a their favor. thoy
wiii win the rag
Americans IN Doubt.
In the American. tho last day OF
play viii probably be necessary 70
decide ths winner.
The Chicago white Eox isssrned
sha lead Of ths Detroit Tikers yes
ssrday b. defeating them 10 J.
The three runs sero secured In the
nrat inning without tha s@mbiance
81 a hit. Hahn walled. Jones
hunted. both safe Isbsll sacrificed.
advancing Hahn and jones. Hahn
scered On pouxhersy's binsis 10
Dawua who threw - R0ssnan.
aeskman dropped The ball. Dough.
efty safe DaaghnrtY plifared Soc
and Davis riew out 90 Mcfntyre.
Jones scoring. Parent walked. and
Dos KteFsy scored on double steal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05

AZ f'htssEa aEshiraaa. T. nesrait.
A. ~ tsaeis - issata a. glaFss
lad . 9ams sailed % snd - sissenth
tnMiax
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05

Serves a fun course dinner on Sun
days. soc. from ~ 10 5 ,. M. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05

equally divided. regardless Of re.
nulta
The players share IL divided on
the haais ~ go per cent 20 the win.
nern and 40 per cent TO the loaefa.
An innovation this year IL the
rule prohibiting club owners from
adding bonuses % the players reg.
ular receipts. aa provided In the
rules
In 1908 the Pirates. though dc.
feated by the noaton Americans.
Jared better than did their rivals,
for barney Dreyhisa added 10 their
share the entire amount coming 60
the club.
In 1906 tho Athletics lost the SEE
ries 10 the Giants. but they we're
given tho club owners share IN ad'
dition. raising the amount each one
OF Connie Mack'a men received
from tsS2 10 $500 aud over.
In 1905 comiAky gave the White
Sax $4,000 ~ present for win.
Mug the worlds series. Last year
President Yawkey handed tho de-.
feated Tigers $4,000. lifting the
amount they divided to s36.e1a,
The Cubs share of the receipts
last year waa about $4,000. Proai'
dent Murphy added enough 70 this
amount TO bring IL up to $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05

Hussatafpt Twatss3s hifHr " esefs
wiisan tiifNsF mtfueh sst ~ e4sfIihs
d ~ msaM ftaRea - haifs@4t5ff
nash fttt " rffehsa sail asis nNa
gasf sFiaff ~ H4aH VIA rifes ~
nash nsuu3s ptazs CABIN - nes a.
csftstiaat O. uaffeF nialse hes@s Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05

Yesterday oanses.
A. aaa KtsMeiste Oekt.nd 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05

The diyiaion OF the gate money
Ia made ON this goneral plan.
Ten per cent OF all receipts 80 10
the national commission for ex.
penses. Last year this amount was
si0.1T2
OF the 90 per cent remaining In
the first four games the players
receive 50 per cont and the club
owners 90 per cent.
After the first four games. tho
total amount taken Ia. barring the
10 por cent share of the commits.
sion. goes TO the owners Of the two
clubs.
Tho cluh owners share Is always
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05

Mrs. nr. Geo. W. Miracle. ebll
treas diseases. sia Hlnekley block.
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05

games between the Cubs and White
Soxs were sio6.b60,
In 1907 the Cubs and Tlgers IN
fiyo games played 10 ti0i.fas.
There are no quarter" tickets In
games for the worlds pennanL The
seats usually sold az IS cents com
mand 90 cents. The b0.eent seats
sell for 500; athe TSeent grand
stand seats for $3.50. the $500 box
seats Tor ss.0o. and the elevated. :
or si.a6 box seats FOR taao.
Last year the ti0l 1850 in re
ceipta came from Ts.06s people, Ia
1905 the sI06. $50 represented a 20.
tail attendance OF ss.sts. In 1905
81 .fs3 paid admissions were rc'
qulged to bring IN the seS.tsb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05
STORE REMAINS CLOSED MONDAY
t Ss!z TUESDAY, 9A.M.
THE SALE
STARTS.
THE LIST OF BARGAINS

All $1.00 and SIPS Fancy Golf and Neglisee
Shirts ....... ......... . 75e
All $50 to $500 Fancy Golf and Negligee Shirts
PHO
Genuine President SOC Suspenders ... zoe
All SOC Silk Neckwear ... 35c, or 3 for $f.00
All 75c Silk Neckwer ............. =. soc
All 81 90 and 81 so Silk Neckwear ANN. .75c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05

will revaadm this Angooah
flo will echeafy
b eEeyb yso will hAppom tyoa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-05

Extra Special, 500 Fancy Vests. in linen mercer
ized and flannel effects, sold from $1.50 ts
$500, choice ................... .S5s
Staple and Fancy Dress Shoes, all feathers, regu
lar $500 to $500 values, only ...... 81 81
New and Up-to-Date Hats, both soft and stiff. al
shapes and styles, worth $500 and So. so, Will,
they last observation-disclosures. rs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
Remarkable Hypnotist Coming.

Lee, the hypnotist who comes to the Jefferson theatre tomorrow night for an engagement lasting a solid week, is said to be the best of his kind ever seen on any stage. His performances in other cities in the south this season have been commented on as Sensational" remark able and "the best ever.' Lee varies his programmes constantly, and provides some new fun-making device for every audience. There is usually such a demand for the Hindoo sleep act, though, that he is forced to present it at every perform ance. It is something entirely new and will doubtless create a sensation in Bir- mingham just as it has done in other cities. The Tampa Tribune in recent issue gives some idea of the merit of the performance as follows:
 That Sylvian Lee, the noted hypnotist and Indian explorer, made good every claim of his press agent was fully att tested by the reception accorded him last night at the Tampa Bay Casino
 A large and enthusiastic audience greet ed this clever artist, and from the be- ginning to the end of the performance fun reigned supreme. The programme of fered by Professor Lee was most diver sified. It is instructive as well as anus ing, and appeals to all classes. In the more quiet moments he dealt with hyp- notism from the standpoint of the medical world and explained the effects and bene- fits derived therefrom but the greater part of the evening was devoted to com edy.
 Professor Lee carries no accomplices and demonstrates the legitimacy of his work by using as his subjects only local people who are well known. Last night about 20 young men of this city volun- teered to go on the stage, and were used in all the scenes, to the intense amuse- ment of the spectators.
 The Hindoo or Lethan sleep was intro duced for the first time in this city and created a sensation.
 As the engagement will be for the en- tire week, Professor Lee will give only one matinee. Capacity houses will doubt less be the rule.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-26
The Most Delicious Eaqs.

From the New York Press
 Many a Chinaman in New York would like to have. those added eggs of Andrew Carneges Minorca hens. By a son of Confucius nothing is more przed than an added egg. We Americans use the term with great license. as if it meant the same rotten egg. Far from it. An egg ai dled is merely in the earliest stage of decomposition. The French epicure hangs his meats, poultry, game, fish, etc, until they are almost ''insincere.' All offensive odors disappear in the cooking A rotten egg is one of the foul things of earth; but stale egg, properly prepared beats all the strictly freshes" ever brought to table.
 I want to claim this invention. and should like to have it patented. trade marked and copyrighted Finding it i'm possible to eat and enjoy a soft-boi!;-' egg nowadays on account of the tough ness and preponderance of the white, instructed my chef to give each egg a thorough shaking before cooking. The idea was to mix perfectly in the shell the white and yellow. It was exquisitely successful You could never imagine any thing better. A few days ago I bought a milk-shake machine. such as may be seen in all public resorts in summer. h. stead of milk in the glass. l filled the latter with cotton and put in the egg. A few turns of the crank and-as Delmore says-there you are!
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-26
"convict e9e."

Another A. H. Woods attraction comes to the Bijou where for week beginning tomorrow night, will be seen the sensa- tlonal scenic melodrama, Convict 999," a play which is said to head the list of this seasons "thrillers" in the startling nature of it's story and the rapidity of it's action. Very little is left to the imagination of the audience, it is said, and the way that things happen makes the gallery howl with delight and even the dignied occupants of the parquet breathe faster than usual Convict 999' Is a modern play and a very interesting play It is also exciting and strenu- ous, but better than all of these, 1t is said to be plausible and consistent in it's lines, and it's situations are novel and original while the characters are rlain human beings who live and breathe and act in the natural manner.
 Dick Thurston, a handsome and popu- lar member of the National Guard, finds himself suddenly accused of murdering a. woman who is found, weltering in her blood, in an alcove at the Eighth regiment armory, on the night of the reg iment's annual ball. A strangely com plete chain of circumstances seem 10 point to him as the murderer and leads to his arrest, trial and conviction, and later to his sentence to the electric chair at Sing Sing, where he becomes 'Coh- vict 999."
 John Baisdell. who holds the position of first assistant district attorney, and IS largely instrumental in bringing apout Dicks conviction, is an unscrupulous scoundrel, whose deadly enmlty IS caused by his hopeless infatuation for Alice Bradstone, the beautiful fiance or the unfortunate young guardsman, and his belief that with Dick out of the way. he may win the girl for his wire. :.
 Convict 999 is given in four acts ana 1s elaborate scenic settings, the latter or more than usual splendor. The play is said to be plentifully supplied with hu- morous situations and several good com edv parts. and there are also numper of bioh class musical specialties. The dramatic portion of the cast is said to he fiIled by actors and actresses of more than the average capability, which in- sures a smooth performance. Ihe prlu, company. The usual matinees Will De eiven Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-26
The Music Festival.

Arrangements for the music festival m connection with Innes' splendid orchestral hand at the Jefferson theatre May lS lf and 15 are practically complete MT. lnnes not only furnishes the band but engages all the soloists. MT. Memoli is training the chorus. l.,
 MT. Innes will direct all the purely in- strumental numbers and MT. Memoli VIII direct all the short chorus numbers.
 Innes brings H. J. Williams, the ceie- brated Welsh harpist and distinguished vocal artists Two or three of the singers have worldwide fame. One of these IS Miss Virginia Listemann. This woman was born in America. Her life has been spent largely abroad, where she was sent by her parents to complete her musical education. Her studies were pursued In Paris and Berlin until three years ago when she made her debut in Dresden as Elsa in Wagner's immortal "Lohengrln. Her voice possesses that peculiar power which is only heard in the voices or the truly great singers. Her rendering of both dramatic and lyric roles is said to he revelation in the art of classical singing and her interpretations stamp her as an artist of intellect and great histrionic power.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-26
At Little Majestic,

High class vaudeville from p. m. until 1O.3O D. m. We are going to offer the best vaudeville in the city We are going to run from now on new pictures and good songs. We only ask you to see our show once, for we know you will come again. Our show is never out-2 to 10:30 D. m.. admission 10 cents; 10 a. m. to p. m admission 5c.
 No more Crescent but Little Majestic.