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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-22
Strikes Water Sideways and
Knocked Unconscious
The Yankees Winning.

LONDON, July "a Striking the
water sideways, Cane. the English
swimmer Was seriously Injured "a
day while making a high dive Al
TIE Olympic games. This Is the
urst serious accident that has mar.
red the GAMES this year. Canes
foot slipped M he was Leaving tho
platform and. although he tried 10
riEht himself ia the air he waa nos
Successful. aud siFack the water
With such terrific force that he waa
rendered unconscious. Spanbarg OF
Sweden realised what haa happensa
and. pluagtng Into The tank. rescued
the drowning Enslishman. Cane
vas removed % a hospital. wher.
ne Il being examlaed for Internal
injuries
Bread Jump Record.
T. G Irons of America made a
nes Olympic record In the running
broad Jump today. hts marx heinz
"a feet inches Prinsteln. Who
held the record. made only IN feet
- Inches al the Olympic games AZ
Athens In 1906
In scctiens one and two OF the
running broad jump r. T. Ceok Of
AfueTtea won first place. hla jump
being - feet i0t4 inches. Ia see.
lions three and four. Dan J. Kelly
uf America won first place By
jumping a feet az inches. aud In
sectious seven and eight nricker ~
Canada won first. with a mark Of
- feet 3 inches
Kerr OF Canada won first place
Ia the first heat IN the semi finals
~ the coo meter dash. hts time be.
lng the best Of the winners of the
first four heats Kerr took his
heat In - IS seconds. Heat two
Was won BY Cartmell OF America
Ia - 3-a seconds. heat three waa
won BY cioughen of America Ia
g IS seconds. and heat four was
won hy Hawklus OF England Ia
22 80 seconds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-22
,,hb sshesnield Says Big
M, Is Within Seattle S
I.,ch

Id. q bis trip 70 the Ia.
y '.,nas. Ralph schoenield
go s..sasa Furniture Go. VII
~ ..,.,a.aea before TIC Seattle
~ = slpmmerec to sscra'e q
csssx, .,eeea here ard tlon'-
~ - besween Honolulu AMI
$3.50, Is hls now. said Mr.
s y and Il Is Sest'as DTS
. ,aAg Seattle might a.
!. ~, ~ lhsl trade as Frisco Al
y ~ I. ! ngtle eascrprlse ny
ss.~all has convinced me
| - e ~ ! u 4 ! vass opportunity IN
- .ssssaa islands for seae'e
- l,ad il : sood field
3 s.A..enirld polluted out that
!. : 80 ndmiry aioae In ne ". IA
-. ~lsnas amounts 70 tse.VaV.
= yssIorIes Coz cAnains pine
-. = sIse helng egeesed On me
| 49,. rAs passenger traffic DO
- "a Francisco and Honolulu
- "a a great portion q the
y make this trip 80 from
-. snoksne and Portland 20
- r.ss,Jsco b rail They would
- = 80 seattle Il a lire Of pAsaen'
= ssis let, from here
wm Take Matter W.
axssitake the masieg ~ with the
A,r,ssr a. commerce.. Mr. schoeu'
sss ssa,ea. and will certainly res
~-,sna that somsshlng y done
n~aras gegssns g liner oFeFassnE
4 Honolulu from shls city. y
rauld b. 4 biz thing los Seattle ~
wany uays l, woald deselop ,
,sr~gtery nox nniusThe.s 81 eer
nsrcAants ard ksxinr0 Hien
NJ and Mrs scke~nfed returned
= ssatils sanday asssf a two
~ontbs trip 70 The Hawaiian
|.I.sak Both euoyed their trip
- IA Mr. Schosnfeld il "a.
s.s..S.:e ID Ms praises % the Tia.
- hlanas Il have travelled
- n sasd. but I consider TIA.
~ m 81 beautiful country I
! ~ ~ seen
Pissed the Fleet.
a ~ II. whils In mldocean
~ 2zsr Coca. the American
Kses Eeet WAS encountered
! j rss; shlie warriors steam.
4 ssfllls 1cr@s the horizon ~ft
~ n al hnmeslck said Mr..
x4xasse 10 see our fleet out
~
u s8<sno kilawankee Vas ae.
= n ~ ffrst time In eight years
~ A. and Mrs SehoenFcid were
! sssaA and they visited Il in
upN nth the party OF Score.
= i zass Garfield.
> ssather was delightful and
~ ~ Islands and during theft
~ - bus In coming up from
! A4@asco By train the tempera
~ ngre than 100 degrees
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-22
ALLEGES noN.sUPpoRr.

Margaret Kraemcr says that her
husband. Jacob Kraemer, failed TO
support her after they were mar
ried IN Denver, Col, June 10. 1901
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-22

Water viii b. shut of iomor. /,
rcw from TO ~ a. N on I
Eighth and Ninth avs. from I
iiolgRte ~. 10 the north limits I
~ Georgetown. and IN South {,
Seattle. ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-22

and M a result abe had 20 40 home
and live with her parents again
To-day she asked for a divorce on
the grounds of non-supporf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-22

The inverlc OF the Weir line, VIII
come 10 Seattle from Tacoma Sat
urdny TO complete cargo for the
Orient. leaving Seattle on the shaw
NUTS schedule
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-22

Violin Strings half price.
Mandolin Strings half price.
Banjo Strings half price.
Harmonious half price.
Drums at half price.
Books aud Sheet Music half
price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-22

Musical Goods Of every de.
soriptlon at prices so lew you
are surprised. Books and Sheet
Music, solled by smoke, are for
sale at your own price.
This Is the biggest sacrifice
ever known in Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-22

si2 Violin Bows for ......s6
$40 Violin Bows for ........S5
s. Violin Bows for ........se
81 Violin Bows for .......si
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-10-03
lousekeeper's Course al the
Brigham Young College

This course opens Friday. October
10, at 3 O'clock p. m. and continues
for ten we, ks-one lesson a weeF.
Entrance and laboratory fees $3.50
The housekeeper's course In De-
nestle Science will be given 10 meet
the expressed desire for Improved
methods in cooking. Each class will
combine lecture, demonstration and
practice In Individual portions. The
following topics will be considered:
Fruits, sugars, starches, cereals. veget-
ables, eggs, cheese, fish, meats, salads.
batters, breads, pastry, cakes, des.
serts, ices.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-10-03
Little Privacy In China.

Such q thing as private house, In
the sense that 1t IL sedulously guard
ed from the outside world. Is unknown
to the Chinese. The houses OF the
common people are so built that they
are capable of accommodating a dozen
families. When these are congested
together they make no attempt to con.
ceal their doings from each other.
Questions that in any other country
would be discussed behind closed
doors are talked about by the Chinese
before their neighbors. who will stand
silently taking In every word that Is
said. The result is that there are
no secrets in China. Everybody
knows everything about everybody
else. Only the well-to-do ever dream
of having a house all to themselves,
and even then 1t Is almost sure to be
shared by near relatives.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-10-03
Married Maa In Trouble.

A married man who permits any
member OF the family to take any
thing except Foley's Honey and Tar,
for coughs, colds and lung trouble Is
guilty OF neglect. Nothing else is as
good for pulmonary troubles. The
genuine Foley's Honey and Tar con-
tains no ogiates and is in yellow
package. Sold by Ritter Bros. and all
druggists.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-10-03
This Is RIGHT.

There is..a correct and an incorrect
way to do everything and get results,
and the best way to make Koffe.et Is
to tie the proper amount In small
cloth, place 10 the water and boil H.
teen minutes, when your coffee will be
as clear as wine.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-10-03

Whenever you have cough or
cold, just remember that Foley s
Honey ard Tar will cure it. Do
not risk your health by taking
any but the genuine. 1t is in a
yellow package.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-10-03

Cache Valley has never experienced such Remarkable
Slaughtering in High Grade Merchandise as we are
offering. Cloaks, Suits, Skirts Shoes, Suit Cases,
Trunks and everything in Dependable stock must be
cleaned up. Special Bargains Daily. New Stock must
be sold =. =. =. a. ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-03

formally launch Fairbanks cam
pAiEn At a dinner tomorrow night.
For SUNDAY exciinmcnf. Topper
lsh. Wash. had a fire. and $500
damage ass done BY the flames
Roae Planting day In Portland
has been Rsi for February q
Several mills have resumed oper'
atiuns on GraYs Hariror
a hili has been introduced IN con
Ercae carrying a provision for the
consolidation Of all pension
agencies aud increasing widows
pensions 90 81.
In a government report Issued on
building operations Il il shown that
the increase Of cost IL steady.
Horace Neal. cashier Of the Cap
ital state bank. IT Boise. Idaho
y hich recently closed it's doors, has
been arrested on a charge et for.
gerry.
Henry Oliver Collins. one Of the
best known western ncwNpapefmen.
has died a. Mlssoula. Mont
William NJ. Reed was arrested
AZ Sau Francisco ~ he was step.
ping from the gang plank Of an
Oriental steamer II II claimed he
embezficd while In China Reed r.
said 10 have been "A partner OF ilor.
ace Mckinley. who IL charged with
land frauds in Oregon.
Tomorrow John Redmond will
aEain place the bill for home rule
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-03

Seattle Star Exclusive sersiee.l
NEW YORK. Feb. For the
last three years Ada Jean Mickey.
blue eyed. white hatred. refined and
past 90. a pocket edition 81 Cassie
Chadwick aud Nine Humbeft. has
lived IN luxury solely by her wits
AZ the expense Of efcdaloaa Goth
antics
She has a criminal record In three
cities. aud dozen aliasen She was
the promoter Of half n daEen pa.
per enterprises. and Fctrieh quick
aehemes spfaaE mnahroou.ii like ftum
her fertile hraln
Earlier III her career she Vie
timsEed searc Of prominent meu
az Washington. congressman. zen
AforH. ambassadors and diplunaain
Vim Jennings HryAn and President
Mckinley fell for hef Eane.
ilef photograph in Ia the roEnea
gallery In Itustop, wnerc ehe served
a year IN the house 81 correction IN
1909 fog larceny. She operated IN
Washington la 1909. where as
paiulst abe proposed 20 iaaae . book
entitled Hands That Have Made
Empires she vas arrested In Chi
cage IN 1904 Tor uhtaininE nloueY
under false prcieuaas.
Prom Chicago she came 70 New
York. Her first victim was wom.
an for whom she acted ha houss
keeper Later she met Or. J. 6
Cooke. whom she btlkgd for several
hundred dollars for sxpensssSu an
effort 10 organize = companfSo e1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-03
Death Record.

Deaths were registered today az
follows:
stchi-C. stehl. CO. January 2e.
university grounds.
Man Unknown man. about p,
January q. rear sol FIRST =.
Griffin--J. Griffin. 80. January
20. Melrosa and Pine.
1orgcnson--P Iorgenaun. 30.
January 3. Seattle General hos.
pital
Crown. Crown. 81. January Is.
Minor hospital.
Crawford Crawford. IS. Jan
uRfy -. f22 Columbia
nraberg = Braberg. ~. Jan.
uary 30. Providence hospital.
Peppard-lnfant. January -, All
Fifth w.
Carlson. Carlson. SC. January
20. 1897 I.akeview
saatola-A. Saatela. AZ. January
%. Rainier Beach
Bimes-intant, February I. 1893
65th W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-03
aiah Record

nirtha were registered today as
fnilowa
RAILING To wife of y A railing
foii Harrison. February 1. son.
Workman To wtfe Of ] Work.
man. sass r YalieY January 81. a
daughter
wriKht-To wife Of ,. Wright
sit alst. January 30. son
Homes To wife Of ~ Homes.
1900 Terry. January e. a daughter
Maaier-To wifs % {. Master.
1911 2tth i. January 3d. = san.
Wabbcr-Tu wife % g. o wabs
Der. SIS " siat. January :. a sou.
campbsll-To wife 81 =. l..
Campbell. ballard. January ?. a
daughter.
olaon To wife 81 y ] Olson.
ballard. December 81. daughter
Rone-To wife Of O. y Rose. 7e1s
W sist. January l. a son.
RetorEon@To wife 81 " ]. Peter.
son. Seattle. January 30. a son.
Taylnr-To wlfe Of u. J. Taylor,
Seattle. January g. a son
Thompson wife Of W. n
Thompson. Seattle. January "a. a
aOn.
spencer-To wife OF =. = Spen.
cor. Green Lake. January y. a son.
Jones To wife Of x. Jones. sset
Evanston. January ~. son.
Abraham TO wife Of p Abra.
ham. Seattle. January ~. a daugh.
ter
noyie-To wife II ~ y Doyle,
Seattle. January 30. daughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-03
BECAME TOO STRONG,
WIFE GETS DIVORCE

Because he dreamed he was Sam
sou. OF Biblical fame. and then
tried To push their residence over.
Mrs. Rosie Mestefhite ON Saturday
procured divorce from Frank II.
WeEtcrhiie.
According 60 the wife. her hus.
hand IL a perambuiating dream
book. with the extremely distress.
lng habit OF beating her Whenever
he reaches an exciting point In his
dream NsnderinEa.
Some time ago tho wife brought
an action for divorce, but the tfau.
bic was patched up until the pFopo'
sitlon of pushing the house over
came up. and this proved too much
for Mrs Menterhlte
Twenty other miamated couples
we're legally separated By the 81
perior court Saturday. Two new
complaints were filed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-03
HONEST MAN
REWARDED

For returning ii.0ao diamond
swept ont Of the car at the turn.
table. A Knowles. a car starter at
the Madison e ear barns. yeatefs
day received sfao
& Burnett a ioweier. was 70.
turning the stone 10 his wife after
making some repairs. Il fell uat
Of bis pocket when he reached FOR
eaffare and rolled unehheryed to
the ear floor
Discoveries bis loss immediate
" after reaching home. Burnett
fslephousd the Seattle Electric
company. offering tiea reward for
The return ~ the stone
Knowles saw fhr tissue paper
parcel Ia which tho diamond had
been placed. and Notified barnett
lie received the reward at once
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-03

plot a gold mine controlled b. him
Ia Colorado. Encouraged b. this
she bfanched out.
Her success was astounding
Within a year She was moving Ia
literary. bohemian aud financial cir
cleH. living at fashionable hotels
and dining with society women AZ
the Waldorf. She was a familiar
figure iu fashionable society and
club life, Rnd all the while vas leav-
lmg a scattered trail af bad checks
from the Battery Co the Hronx.
AmonR her acquaintance were
many men Of affairs. congressman.
senators. soldiers and fiHanelerh.
Through the Countess Won I4oos
rnrraf ahe became an official Of the
Industrial Training Schools Of
America. and used her position 10
extend her acquaintance. Through
a railroad official. from whom abe
obtained an advertisement for the
Goiaeu Ags. she met bis wife and
hy her was pruHassed "a membership
Ia an exclusive fashionable club.
This also Vas profitable
Mhen the bubble burst "a. 9th
ar day, IN an exposure ~ her opsr.
afionn. hundreds Of New York soms
en- II fashion found they poassassd
nonyrnirn Of Mrs. Mckaga acqualnt.
aucr IN the way % worthless checks
and noteA II hand representing
thousands 81 dollars
Little II known ~ Mra. Mickey .
past. save that she VAS born In
Madison. Wis. aud that her parents
NcFu wealthy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-03
ANTITRUST LAWS ARE
ROASTED

LEWISTON. Idaho. Feb. g.
Flaming antitrust Legislation for
the cessation In railroad building
except ON projects well under way,
President Howard Elliott. OF the
Northern Pacific railroad. declares
that the west has been retarded is
years By the great power given 70
commissions. his opinion being that
the Interstate commerce commits.
sion ir the greatest check 20 fur
Their development. in speaking OF
shat he calls hostility Of the al.
ministratlon to corporate interests,
Mr. Elliott said:
Not satisfied with the havoc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-03

With all preliminary arrange.
ments already made and plan
mapped out by the active leaders
Of the party the Seattle city parts
will plunge into the active work Of
the campaign Immediately after the
primary election Is over
A meeting OF the members OF the
newly elected party committee has
been called for tomorrow night at
the Labor temple FOR the purpose
of organization At that meeting
George r. Cotterin, chairman OF the
old party committee. will make a
report from the old committee.
turning over the organization 10
the new body and outlining the
plans which are suggested Tor pro.
ceedlng with the work OF the cam
paign.
This report will suggest that the
new committee elect a set Of off.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-03
AFTER new FACTORIES

The committee on manufactur.
Ing OF the Seattle Commercial cl0b
IL looking up sites for new facto-
riea and will soon report.
Recently = number OF applica.
tons from outside manufacturing
plants for sites at Seattle have
been received and the Commercial
club will endeayor 20 offer such In.
ducementA as will bring new
plants here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-03
eseaN Stills Today.


The. eoi1ss0et - Caslisle'H dogs
aesl ponies, tire ssentnan trio, THE
Arrival Of Ntn poof9." and other
new acts 50 ON ri vito coliseum to.
day.
Al Pantaoes' The Florence
troupe Of aernhatH, the Three
kuhna musical comedy artists.
Miss steno. stenographer." and
other vaudeville apocialtles hegln
a weeks run at rantagca' today.
Al The Star-Tho Five Musical
Hawaiiana are the feature of thla
weeks bill nj the star. and viii be
supported by four other vaudeville
numben aud illustrated song and
the moving pictures.
The FiVe.cent Star Theatre-New
bin of continuous vaudeville and
moving pictures goes on today,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-03
SEATTLE 10 GIVEN
TOUCH o. WINTER

fs.st reat suow OF the season thlh
morning. which started about sac
o'clock. giving every indication OF
heavy tall.
sloppy pavements have been the
uncomfortable result.
The meteorological summary ~
the weather bureau for the month
Of January shows that Seattle On.
ioycd four clear days Inv January
Party cloudy days number seven
and cloudy DAYS 90 No SNOW fell
DURING the month. and the total
precipitation was tt0 inches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-03

already wrought by extreme and
unwiss statements. President
Roosevelt has made another attack
on corporations Ills recommends.
ton for federal control OF the stock
issues OF corporations Is 70 rabld
AZ 20 be alarming The encroach.
ing power given commissions over
railroads has checked building for
years 10 come. and the west must
suffer for this unwise legislation"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-03
ssGaSaNARCHE

Of ireland before the house Of com
mons.
II Is reported that the various
minsa around Mnllsn. Idaho. which
have been shut down for weeks. will
not be- reaponed until April 1.
The Black Horse mine. the iarg.
est lead-allyer property near Muir.
ray. Idaho. has been sold for fis7..
600 shipments will be resumed At
unea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-03
CITY PARTY READY
TO OPEN CAMPAIGN

GERS. and provide Tor an executive
committee OF "A members. one "a
be chosen from each ward and
seven 60 be chosen at large. This
executive committee IL 20 have
charge Of the executive work Of
the campaign and 10 Il will be dele
aated all detailed arrangements.
subject to tho instructions OF the
larger committee 60 which Il Will
be required to report from time
To- time.
One OF the first acts OF the new
committee will be "a arrange for
a general ratification for the pur.
pose OF ratifyinE the nomination II
tho successful candidates. This
meeting will be held az some cen.
trail location. probably the Labor
Temple. II the large hall IN that
building can DO secured for the
purpose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-03
MiRRiQln Mdlfaer
$40 SECOND AVENUE
TO BE SUCCEEDED BY THE WALKER co.

Seattle, WASH Feb. 3, 1908
To Our Patrons:
After eleven OF business have
by the growth Of the trade eorganze into
porated company under the firm style Walker
Co In this transfer have enlisted capital enlarged
facilities and wider experience.
believe have established reputation for reliability that
is held by other house in the city 1t taken years
patient and devotion your interests accomplish this
have striven please with honorable dealing and
your and have studied maintain my styles
that point Of individuality and excusveness eagerly de-
sired by people of taste
The change incorporated company became necessary
to conform to the steady growth of the business 1t will bring
with it cooperation of ability ideas, and
with added departments through partners improvements
and extensions in departmental management, and wider
of styles and exclusiveness.
Thanking for patronage during the past eleven years,
respectfully ask a continuance of your trade
Your Obedient Servant
William Walker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-03

Dorothy Grey. supported BY ca.
pabie company. opened an engage.
ment az the Seattle theatre Yaatof,
day In As Told Ia the Hills. a
pastoral drama which bubbles over
with a display Of knives. pistols and
other frontier dressing X takes a
prologue and four acts to tell the
story Of the Villains pursuit and
final downfall The play IL on Tor
the week. with usual mAtlneea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-03

Harry Montague aud a new stock
company opened at the Lyric yes,
tsrday, There Il large chorus.
who do little but show themselves
In fleshiings The songs introduced
are few aud far between. and the
comedy Is Of the siap.stick and
noisy kind
There ~ nothing attractive about
the performance except the clever
specially OF Billy Vance as the
country boy. Don't take your moth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-03

With many exciting incidents 10
recommend /, 10 lovers of tho melo-
dramatic. and with numerous spe.
ciaities To make the show a lively
one. The BOwery Girl began =
weeks run az TsYlor's Third Ave.
nue. theatre yesterday Verne Las
ton. Harry Pringle. James Morton.
Doris Piper and Charlotte Hammer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-03

F,sr pnt SNOW. wssh a cnaeratdse
Remaining heioR tlne feneftng point.
are giving seattle the first read
touch Of winter Tor the year.
lee formed over stlll water Sat
urday night. aud all day seatcrda,
skaters thnoagea the frozen surface
Of Green lake aud the creek which
runs between Interplay aud Sfiiths
Cove. Several broke through thin
Zee and were wet through. but no
fatalities have been reported.
Rising temperature brought the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-03
ADJUSTMENTS


Two blg crowds were turned
away from the Grand opera house
yesterday by thu announcement
that the Way Down East com
pany had not arrived from Port.
land II vas later announced that.
owing 70 disagreement between
the management Of the attraction
aud the Northwest Theatrical asso-
citation. the entire tour of thu sound
cities by the company had been
cancelled. As result the Grand
will be DARK this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-03

With long runs IN London and
New York 10 her credit. Grace
George comes 20 the Moore theatre
tonight In "Diyorcona the spark
linz SaFdou comedy Miss George
will appear az four performances.
which include a matinee Wcdnes.
day. George Washington. Jr.. viii
b. seen n the Moore theatre the
latter half of the week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-03
REPEAT SYMPHONY
PROGRAM

The symphony concert given Last
Tuesday aight was repeated At the
Moore theatre yesterday aftsrnonn
b. the Seattle Symphony orchestra.
and was appreciatixeiy received The
program Included Beethoven. Mo
Eart. Rubenuiein ana MnszhoWakl
numbers Eystafieff Rose appeared
as piano soloist In the Rubcnaieln
concerto.
A request program will b. rsn.
dersd NJ the Moore nett Sunday b
the orchestra. aud IL expected 10
be the most popular yet giren hy
the % musicians under the dlfec.
ton Of Director Michael kegriEe.