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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-08-26
Mnq Items

]. w. Young is on the sick list
Dan Kids mother was visiting
him last week.
Mr.. Tucker from Dickinson coun.
ty is here looking for land.
p Mel Gather, wife and two
nieceS, were visitors at King, Sat.
urday.
Geo. Walker and John Clawson
helped Tom Taylor dip his cattle
last week.
J. B. Gano now has a phone
All phone orders for groceries will
be promptly filled.
Jesse Morlan brought up ]. B.
Gano'S fine big team from the
Lodge Saturday.
Mr.. Jacobs and wife from Marion
county were here looking for land
to rent last week.
Mrs. ]. w. Young went to Car
thage, Mo-, last week to attend a
series of meetings.
Ralph and Albert Walker went
to Sharon Saturday to visit Grand
ma Sharp few days.
Miss Stella Marquand is here
from the Lodge visiting her cousins,
Helen and Leila Owen.
Jerry Gano and family were here
visiting ]. B. Gano's over Sunday.
They returned home Monday.
]. S. Knowles made a visit to
the Lodge to get books so the
youngsters will be ready for school.
A crowd of folks went to the
dance at Sun City Saturday night
They returned at a late hour rather
tired.
Claude Clawson and his sisters,
Abbie and Althea, attended the
Pratt fair last week. They report
a fine time.
John Surber is back from Lamar,
Mo. He was called there by his
fathers illness, who lis no bet
ter at this writing.
Will Kidd and son-in-law, Mr..
Long, of Fancy Prairie ILL.,, and T.
M. Kidd were up here visiting Dan
Kidd this week and looked over
the Tucker ranch which they
thought of renting.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-08-26
Corner Lots

are getting scarce. We can show you
some good ones for residence purposes,
close IN, at reasonable figures.
G. D. RACNEY
with Barber Co. Abst. Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04

0RO WINS

Harry Hughes. e years old.
purser on the steamboat Dorothy.
OF Lake Washington. fell over
board ut 5:30 o'clock last night and
drowned In sight Of a dozen pas.
sengers while the boat was nearing
Mercer Point The body has not
been recovered.
Hughes had collected the fares
on the lower deck and was ON the
upper deck when Engineer Harry
Grossman heard him cry. followed
by a splash in the water lie had
stopped for moment TO sweep
some dirt from the deck and lost
his balance.
The boat was turned about AZ
once, and one OF the passengers.
whose name cannot be learned,
dove into the water. but the waves
closed over the unfortunate young
man. IL is said he swan about In
the water fully ten minutes before
he sank
Hughes leaves a wife Il years
old. TO whom he was married three
months ago. He had been en-
ployed by the Anderson Steamboat
company three years. and was a
man OF exemplary habits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
ORDER GENERAL
OUT OF TOWN

A " Moore. who claimed 10 be
The general of religious army but
whom ranks are shadows. WAS re-.
leased from CUSTODY this morning
aud ordered out OF town
Moore was arrested Saturday by
Palrolmau Dolphin ON complaint OF
officers Of the salvation army who
asserted that Moorca plan IL 10
collect money for the establishment
Of a branch Of his alleged army"
aud then disappear.
Moore Is IS years old OF good ap.
pearanee. and wore q Grand Army
hat with gold braid and a blue uni.
form coat. With red aud gold cpau
lettra.
The police returned $50 In cash
found on him when arrested.
Moore. Il Is alleged. left three
California towns under similar
orders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
GIVEN SUSPENDED
SENTENCES

Confesslng their guilt and plead
Ing for leniencY. Leroy schofleld
aud John Johnson. two Of the gang
Of Young "gunuy sack" thieves who
have bothered the officers for
months, today appeared before
Judge Frater in the criminal de.
partner, Of the superior court aud
we're given suspended sentences of
not less than one nor more than
IA years Ia the penitentiary. The
two boys viii be released pending
their good behavior
Frank Fullmorc. alleged TO be a
third member Of the crowd. enter.
cd a plea Of not guilty. insisting
upon standing trial. His case will
be heard during the coming month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04

uith he exception Of William =.
r,,mble. al the defeated republican
,..xeralts candidate called at the
v,,,af hsadauarters in the butler
- this nofning 70 congratulate
- 3 .s.nesesslal candidate upon hts
s ea.,sfy NJ Miller spent the early
~ At last nlsht az his headquar-
=. - uhere be received the returns
w. vsish showed that he vas the win
~ 80 IN yesterdays strenuous con
-. shortly after midnisht he
- -, home. confident ot having
" " and retired e. a tcat such as
= Aaa not ensoYed for many
a - lie arrived at headquarters
~ aassa ms morulng thoroughly rest,
= and sxpresslng The most posi-
-. confidence Of another victory
" = teel very thankful for the 10y.
.,,s a ny supporters In Yesterday s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
DEFEATED CANDIDATES
CONGRATULATE MILLER

contest" y, ia he this morning I
only regret that tho Indictment
weather prevented a fuller expires.
st9N OF the wishes OF the electors
~ the outlying precincts OF the
city
4 appreciate most heartily the
support assured me hY an OF my
rival candidates and Of the solid
workers la the ranks of the party.
They all .assure me that there IN
NO trace of soreness left as a result
81 yest"sssy's contest nor any TEA.
sou why We should not all get 10.
gcthor and roll up the hlgEest TO.
publican majority ON March 4
known IN the history OF Seattle e
Mr. Miller this morning procured
80 days leave OF absence from the
office of deputy prosecuting attar.
ncy. Ia order 60 be- able ta devote
himself entirely 60 the work Of the
campaign,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
PIONEER
IS DEAD

George ", noardman. aged u. n
pioneer resident Of this state and
the Pacific coast. died nj an early
hour THE morning at his residence.
tsit East Denny way The funeral
services viii probably bs held
Thursday afternoon from the Bon.
neY Watson chapel
Mr. noafdman was born In Troy,
y Y February 20. 1856. aud came
20 the coast III 1913 AS cabin hoy
on the steamship Senator. lie
spent few years mining. aud
served az volunteer during the
Rouse river Indian war tie had
resided In California. Oregon. nrit.
iah Columbia aud Washington. com.
ina to Seattle in 1875. since which
time be made this city his perma.
ueHt residence.
The deceased vas a member oi
the Washington Pioneers associa
ton. and Columbia lodge. A O. a..
v A LARGE number Of the pioneers
viii attend the ohaeqalea. Mr.
hasrdmaa II survived By n wife.
two aaaEhisrs. one son and two
grandchildren.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04

ANY further fast cure treat
uesg for TIE seven. moaths old baby
of Mr.. and Mrs. d d whedon. viii
result IN the eoaft taking the child
fFem the parents permanently and
FADING Il another home.
judge Griffin. In the superior
court this morning. ordered the in.
fsst returned to SIS parents but
ssnpnsshed them that thef must
te|iox the instructions of a licensed
pkyxieisn regarding is food. OF
si<e - Deprived Of the baby. which
xoaf then Be turned over 20 some
scesefy o. home where u would be-
Insured proper care.
The hearing came ap on habeaa
eorpas proceedings brought By the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
COURT INTERPRETERS
WITH FAST CURE

chlld's father 10 compel the Seattle
Humane socic,y and the Washing
tons Home society to appear In
court aad show cause Why they
should not be compelled 10 give
the child back 60 is parents. The
baby vas taken In custody by the
humane officers some time aKo
after an Investigation OF charges
that the infant vas almost starved
TO death a. a result Of fast cure
trcatmeat prescribed BY Mrs. LINDA
burtieid Hnz1ard. selt.styled physl
clan.
Mrs. ilaHnard was DOT In court.
but the parents and Ms. r ].
James. who has been hired By the
Whcdons ~ a nurse. appeared and
argued that they we're legally IN.
Titled 10 the possession % the baby
The statements developed the
fact that Mrs whedon had At
tempted a. regulate the food Of the
baby IN manner which had been
discouuicuanced BY \ regular phyni
clan. ON this point the court ex
pressed a firm conviction that tho
health and llfe OF the infant should
not be linperiied from any peculiar
notions or fancicd religious beliefs
which the mother might bold.
Judge Griffin announced that an
order would be signed appolntiuK
the bahy's new nurse an officer Uf
the court. with instructions to re-
port regularly Aa 20 the condition
ot the child He further explained
that any failure to obey these ia.
sfructions wonid result In the court
taking charge o. the baby and piao
ing Il where there would he no
question about q, receiving proper
care aud attention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
ADJUSTMENTS
Grace George.

Grace George.
Aa cyprienne. the harum-s carum.
Yixenish. tantalizing heroine OF
sardou's great comedy. "DivOrconE.
Grace George is almost ideal, and
not one Of the many who saw the
talented actress at the Moore the.
atre last night failed to recognize
the fact that she Is one OF the most
capable condolences OF the day.
London was lavish In its praise
Of Miss Georges Interpretation OF a
role which many great actresses
have eEsayed. and New York bowed
down before her. Those who
laughed At her merry moods. fret
ted st her petuiRncies. and worried
not a little over her indiscretencss,
as she lived the part OF Sardous
Ntllfui vixen last night. Will not
wonder why. Miss George IL pref
y. she is winsome and. above all.
she Ii a most talented actress.
sArdoua Diyorcons" Il generally
recognized as one of the most bril-
liant comedies that has yet been
penned. the man who has given us
80 many splendid works Of the
more somber character, descending
into the humorous in a way that
proved him as versatile as master
full
As whole. the comedy Is excel.
lenfiy given by the company az the
Moore. Ii does not seem possible.
however. that the logical mind OF
the Sandman playwright ever con.
celved the last act as Il was por-
trayed last night. Brilliant. scin-
tillating comedy descends 10 farce.
almost burlesque, and the effect Is
that OF something well begun and
weakly ended. Almost comic opera
etaKRerations take the place Of
well ordered sequence. seemingly
causing an entire change In the
treatment OF the piece This is
brought about largely through
Douglas Gerard's exaggerated con
eeption OF Adhemar. Cyprienne's
lover. the player 10 charging upon
this characters stupidity as TO
make him impossible No one can
conceive Cyprienne's loving such a
repnlsive fool. or rather imagining
that she loved him. as she did In
the earlier scenes.
OF the other players. several OF
the minor characters are In very
ordinary hands. but the Henri Dee
Prunelles of n Reeyes-Smith. the
NJ. Ciayynac OF A. II. Stuart. and
the waiter of William Ricciardi are
splendid
Grace George will be seen In
eDivogconsH at the Moore tonight
and twice tomorrow, after which
she gives way to Cohan's George
Washington, Jr."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
RIDDELL LECTURES
IN The TABERNACLE

The second Of the Riddell lee.
lures under the auspices Of the
mems clubs OF the Seattle churches
was given In the tabernacle. Fifth
and Union. last night The sub.
icot was Prom Nature 10 Natures
God"
Tonight MIR Rlddell will give one
one his most popular Chautauqua
lectures, Brain Building and Soul
Growth" He promises 20 give
specific directions for overcoming
all bad habits. mental and moral
defects. how 10 strengthen all the
faculties Of mind. and establish the
higher virtues
Tomorrow night the lecture will
be on Psychic aud Spiritual
Phenomena.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
BELIEVE MURDERER
HAS BEEN CAUGHT
10y United prsss.)

PORTLAND. Ore. Feb. 4--Tho
police believe that they have Sc.
cured positive evidence that will
not only directly connect Joe An.
deTAon. prisoner IN the county
jail, with the murder Of Engineer
Harry Logan last fail, but also with
over half dozen minor holdups
and ruhheries The evidence was
secured through the testimony ~
Jacob Hiik. recent cellmate OF
Anderson. TO whom Anderson con.
fesaed the murder Of Logan and the
other crimes He also told HIN
where he had hidden his revolver
after the Logan murder. Today the
police followed Hilk's directions
and found the revolver
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
NEW YORK STOCK
MARKET

NEW YORK. Feb. 4.-stnekA
opened strong and after little
hesitation the market developed
strength and advanced IN Yerx
systematic manner READING and
Union Pacific each gained ] =
points.
ON news that the railroad aud
building interests Nerc renewing
their contract purchases Of rails
aud structural material. the steel
corporation securities wvro ad.
yancsd consistently. The afternoon
session iapaed into a condition of
scmi-staRuation. with no enihn.
siasm whatever displayed among
the traders. and quotations showed
unimportant aud irregular fraction.
al changes. The close was duh and
firm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
HE IS
NOT GUILTY

Declaring his innocence 10 the
last, Norman Martin. the isYeafs
old boy who was recently tried
aud convicted on a charge OF haV.
Ing assaulted aud robbed Gus I'LL.
a Swan Lake farmer vas today
brought before Judge Fratef In the
criminal department OF the Hus
porlor court aud sentenced "a serve
AN lndctcrmiuato sentence of not
less than five nor more than 20
years IA the state nenltentlarY
Dcapltc the positive identhaea
ton OF Martin by tlill as one of
his aasallantn and the strong chain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
FARRIN GT0N
RESIGNS

w G. harrington. recently ap-
pointed vice president and general
manager OF the Pacific Coast
Steamship company has resigned
on account Of ~ health. according
10 official adyices received today
Mr. Harrington was In Seattle
about two weeks ago. and during
that time was very Ill He went TO
Frisco, but was taken TO Santa
Barbara. but did not improve. ]. {.
Cooper assistant manager. Is act.
INK as general manager until a sue.
ceSsor 10 Mr.. harrington is ap
pointed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
VOLUNTEERS TO
HOLD BANQUET

The eighth annual banquet Of the
Washington Volunteers association
VIII be held this evening at the
Lincoln hotel The banquet IL held
each year on Feb. I. Ia c0mmemoFa
ton ~ the battle Of Santa Ana.
fought on that date. 1889. in which
the First Washington volunteers
received their first baptism Of blood
aud carnage.
Col. Wclhon will act as toaAiman
ter A number ~ formal toasts
have been arranged for and all vet
Grams Of the spanish American war
and the Philippine inaurrection are
invited 70 attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04

It eifeumatantlal evidence which
pointed to hts guilt MARTIN pro
taHied that he had not committed
the crime. When asked by the
court II be had any statement 10
make. the lad faced the Judge
squarely and without the least hes.
itatian. proclaimed that he wan not
guilty.
Attorney Churchill, who appeared
for Martin. gave notice OF an mp.
peal Ca the supreme court, aud
the young man will be held here
pending the disposition Of the ap.
peal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
HENEY TRYING TO IMPEACH
BRISTOl'S TESTIMONY

PORTLAND. Ore. Feb s-nlrect
.fIers On the part Of Prosecutor
usns. 10 lmpeaeh the testimony
- district Attorney " G bristol
- sAe Han case created a sensation
rs mornlng ard relieved an other.
ulse dull session.
A few DAYS ago bristol took the
ssna for The defense and testified
49, he had never had any direct
snnnection With the Hendricks land
fssad case and that Ia particular
1. never wrote and signed a tcle-
ran 10 Heney asking that sentence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
ALLEGES FRAUD
IN LAND PATENT

Martin recilea that Gallagher
filed on the land November 3. 1905.
with the intention Of conveying u
To- I'D ". Meine when the patent
WA secured. On May 20. 1907.
Martin flied a protest wlth the 10
cal land office. expecting that II
would be forwarded To the land
office at Washington lie alleges,
however that ths affidavit 81 pro.
test was held les days In the local
land office. and that. In the mean
time. Gallagher had obtained his
patent and sold the property Ia
Welne. as had been agreed.
lie asks that the patent be set
aside.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04

IntimatinE coiluaion In the fed.
cral land office Ia the obtaining Of
q contested patent 10 100 acres Of
land IN snohomlsh county. l. Ward
Martin today brought suit In the
federal court 10 set aside the pat.
cnt to the land.
In his complaint Martin names
Frank Twitcheii. receiver Of the
land office. and j Henry Smith.
register. as those responsible Tor a
delay OF i6s days IN sending to
Washington an affidavit Of protest
against the issuance Of patent TO
the land 90 barclay A. Gallagher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
WHERE IS THE
$4,000 CHECK?

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Feb. a.
The city council Of Providence
would like 20 know what has be.
come Of $1,000 check sent 10
the San Francisco relief fund In
April. ie9e. and which has never
been acknowledged nor the can.
oelled paper returned A stop or.
der has been put on the check
until the mystery Of its disappear.
auee has been cleared up As the
san Francisco relief committee ~
nov practically out Of existence.
the money viii probably be retain.
cd In the city treasury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
At the Coliseum.

Tho program at the Coliseum this
week Is evenly balanced. the most
pretcntious turn being the ponies
and dogs. who do a number OF ring
movements smoothly A talking
pony adds 20 the satisfaction OF the
act. Alya York. a singing comedi.
enne. introduced several pleasing
numbers yesterday. and Mr.. and
Mrs Danny Man gave pleasant
New England sketch. The Stadium
ring trio and other acts complete
the nrogram
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS

The United States civil service
commission has just issued its
semIannual Manual u Fxamina.
lions for the spring % 1905 This
manual covers many examinations
In the departmental aud Philippine
services. aud the positions of clerk
afenuEraphar aud trained nurse Ia
the inthmlan canal service. aud
gives the places and dates Of the
examinations Il may Dc obtained
without cost from the local score.
tAFies 81 the evil service boards
in any Of the larger cities. or from
the secretary Of the Twelfth Ciyil
Service district. san Francisco. Cal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04

on Hendricks be delayed. lie testi.
lied that the telegram was written
by Assistant irwin Rittenhouse and
that he lackcd" Rittenhouse W
about Il.
Today Rittenhouae took the stand
and coutradicted nnst0fa testf.
mony in detail Iieney also put
other witnesses on the stand to i'm.
peach minor portions Of the dis.
trict attorneys testimony. Bristol
will take the stand late today aud
give testimony explaining apparent
contradictions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
RAID OF NIGHT RIDERS.

DYERSHUHG. Ky. Feb, =
Early today 200 mounted night rid.
ers raided the warehouse OF A. G..
Bennett and burned all OF the to.
baoco in II and a dlstillery nearby,
also destroyed thousands Of tobacco
plants. Telephone and telegraph
wires we're cut and no assistance
could be obtained until long after
the riders escaped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
STABBED TO DEATH.

GUADALAJARA. Mex. Feb =
While mass was being celebrated
az the Santa Teresa church. in this
city. today, Ezauiel Iuerta. the
choir leader. was stabbed to death
By Albert Lopen. a choir member.
Blood from Hucrts'a wounds sprink.
led the kneeilng worshlpers. Lopez
was intoxicated. and leaped from
the loft to the floor in an attempt
20 escape. tie was picked up un-
conscious. but revived.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
MUST ACCOUNT FOR
i MONEY COLLECTED

Under findings OF fact filed yes.
leday In the superior court. w. O.
ihfliker. formerly Of the Lumber.
Inns Typesetting Co. must ac.
|tonnt for S5fi.57 company funds
Nflch he Is alleged to have fraudu.
|lehtly disposed OF
/! 3fhe action was brought by Chas
|H Lynch. who bought out the in
|sarests OF Heliker aud another
party In the printing company, and
who claims to have found that the
amount specified had been col
lected and not accounted for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04

chairman: " = Wright Seattle
{. s Fey. Seattle. Leo loyenstein
Seattle. n 6 Pupe. Eureka. Cal
l.. l. Clifford. lieiiingham. X. 10
Haskell. Seattle. r. G. Loomis,
Colorado. ]. o. Walsh. San Fran
cisco.
Reports were read this morning
from the local organizations of Sc
attic. Tacoma. Vancouver. Spokane,
helliagham, Everett. Olympia. Port
land and Denver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
Al the Psntsqes.

The Florenz troupe OF acrobats
furnish the feature Of the acts
which went on at the Psntages
vaudeville house yesterday. Their
stunts are. many of them. new. and
as acrobatic acts are the most pop.
nlar that can be given vaudeville
patrons at the present time II
seems. the troupe made a large.
sized hit. The Three Kuhns have a
novelty musical act. George h. Alex.
ander gives a tramp monologue
and there are other new turns 10
vary the bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
CALL CITY PARTY
Meeting

There viii be a meeting OF the
new precinct committeeman of the
Seattle City party held this evening
at the Labor Temple for the pur-
pose OF organizing the committee.
The meeting is called by the old
party committee. The old commit
tee will make a report TO the new
one OF the status OF the campaign
and turn over to the incoming com
mlttee the management Of the party
organization as contemplated by
law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
ale PLANT ron PORTUGAL.

PORTLAND. ore. Feb. lily.
ann Gohen. commercial editor 81
slhe Journal. IN a signed statement
IN toaiEhtH paper. will say that he
has secured n confirmation 10 the
report that Ewurtxchlld and SnlK.
berger viii make Portland the PA.
eifie coast headquarters for their
great packing establishment. A
plant which pili cost over 81. o00. 900
IL to be constructed here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
FALknoR RESIGNS.

A ] Fallnor. assistant attorney
Eenefal Of the state under ]. ID
Atkinson. resigned yesterday TO be
come associated With the seattle
Electric company az assistant eoun.
sci under John n Howe Judge
II. s Elliott Of Chehalla has also
been named as assistant In the To-
sal department OF the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
EXCLUSION LEAGUE IS
LAUNCHED

The North American Aaiatie Ex.
clusiun league WAS officially
brought into existence this morning
az the Labor temple by the con.
yention OF northwestern delegates.
Immediately following the organ
izailon OF the league. the following
committee was appointed Ia frame
the constitution consideration OF
which was made the special order
az the afternoons session.
G. y, Knight, San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04
CHURCH DISSOLVED.

The Puget sound PresbyteYy. Of
the Presbyterian church. yesterday
officially dissolved the Lane Street
church society. The property goes
TO the Westminster church. Rev
ELMER y. Thompson Of Ballard and
Rev Fred McCrcary q Interplay Re-
signed their pRstofatsa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-04

on the Star theatre yesterday for q
weeks run. The five musical Ha
walians, Armstrong and Davis In a
musical sketch, James MeDnff,
mimic. and other headllners are In
cluded In the list New moving pic
lures and an illustrated song round
out the program.