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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-21

, The Detuscher Bund held an in
teresting meeting last evening After
Considering business of routine ma
ture, the nomination of officers took
place. Arrangements were made for
the annual election which will be
held at the first meeting in January.
There was a large attendance al
the regular meeting of the Eastern
Stars last evening. Only business of
regular nature was considered.
Koscius.io lodge No. 5S I. o. O. f.
wil hold roll call in the lodge
rooms next Monday night. All men,
bers must either answer in person or
by letter. This method of closing up
the work OF the year is a new one
TO, be used by the lodge and II is
believed that the business of the past
will be arranged in mu h better
shape by means OF ii.
A regular meeting was held by the
lodge last evening and five candid
ates were given the second degree. A
banquet will be given within the
near future by the losers in the con-
test for new members now on, and
this occasion Is being eagerly look
ed forward TO by members.
i"An ideal lub that will be a credh,
to and maintain the high standard
OF Masonry in this rity" is the
ayowed purpose of a meeting to be
held at the Masonic Temple Thurs.
day evening December 23 at 7:3C
O'Clock.
The necessity Of such an organiza'
ton has long been felt by MasonS
anxious 20 carry the principles ant
fellowship of their lodge into
social and rest moments by provid
ing comfortable quarters where
brothers may meet and entertain
their friends. Already 1856 names ap'
pear on the charter list and those ac
tive in rl omoting the interests o.
the new cub say they will not cease
endeavors until every brother in the
city has enrolled.
Excellently equipped and thoroughly
modern rooms will be prepared fol
the comfort of members and guests
and a high moral and social tone vii
be observed along with various IA
cilities for retaining the interest oI
members.
The assistance and cooperation
of Masons is earnestly desired II
furthering the club project.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-21

Gifts of gloves are always good
Women and misses gloves In KID
English walking in black and tan
Macho. silk lined in colors from $l.oo
IN 5000 J.fP. LUDWIG
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-21
LODGE NOTES

: The Detuscher Bund held an in
teresting meeting last evening. After
Considering business of routine ma
ture, the nomination of officers took
place. Arrangements were made for
the annual election which will be
held at the first meeting in January.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-21

There was a large attendance al
the regular meeting of the Eastern
Stars last evening. Only business of
regular nature was considered.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-21

Paul Kellar and Francis Bader arc
assisting in the work of the American
express company during the rush
this week
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-21
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

Sun sets 4:32, rises 7:1S; moon sets
2:19 a. m.; @ a. M. eastern time. winter
commences; winter solstice; sun far
thest south; days shortest and begin to
lengthen; middle of arctic night; mid
die of anarctic day.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-21

the passengers to care for their par
cells. The large number of COM
plants about lost parcels has caused
the order to be sent out
Harry Trott resigned his position
with the baggage force at the Union
station this morning on account of
the work being too heavy. Louis
Rairdon, who has been working in
the shops of the Marion Steam Shov-
Ell company, accepted the position
and began work this morning.
The Hooking Valley road officials
have issued an order asking that all
conductors and engineers report
those who are injured along the
right of way. The officials declare
that the employees have been very
negligent in this respect.
Paul Kellar and Francis Bader are
assisting in the work of the American
express company during the rush
this week.
The referendum vote of the oper-
ators of the Big Four road who are
about to go out on strike has been
completed ard the men almost unan-
imously favor a strike. The matter
Is now in the hands of n committee
of seven, which together with the ma
tional body of the union will make
final arrangements for a strike or a
settlement About one thousand men
will go out IL a strike Is declared.
Big Four freight No. 9S killed Lee
Smith at Gallon Sunday evening
Mat Carey was the engineer on tho
train He declares that he did not
see the accident on account of the
heavy steam about the engine at the
time.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-21

the passengers to care for their par
cells. The large number of COM
plants about lost parcels has caused
the order to be sent out.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-21

pipe and tie racks Schmidt & Cos.
Drug Store.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-21

White, Fure ana Strong Glover
Leaf Flour. eodtl
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-21

Nice line of cigars for Xmas gifts
Schmidt & Co.'s Drug Store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
ORsENT'S FUTURE -
ANYTHING BUT ROSY

actually -came into close contact !
cannot say I consider conditions
settled there
"korea's fate Is most unhappy
Que DurinK a loag residence there
4 watched isN Development much
more rapid one than that ~ China
It's people constituted fine material
for an independent nation. But
their chance for Independence II
gone. aud II vill be better for them.
under the circumstances. 10 be actu.
aily absorbed BY Japan than To- con
tiuge as mere dependents Of the
mlkadO.
China IL BAD of.
~As for China. the downfall Of
Yuan shi Kat. the reorgauizer Of
the army. 10 deplofable. ! hope
bis retirement Is not for long lie
represents the eountry's progressive
movement more distinctly than any
other Of rs statesmen and his I'D.
ministrntiyc experience " broader
than that 81 any living Chinsman.
Il DO not think foreign Influence
responsible for his overthrow ] al.
tribute Il TO court Jealousy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30

Frank Nelson one 81 the momt
versatile comedians tn America.
comes 80 she urpRsum nckf seek as
tie h~adlsner Co his sketch. Thirty
taaiiaFe. nuT-avt ui#sfnt ~ HtWrA&
cuiiinn Ne Nelson haa a part that
fits him Nsli that 81 q wayuard
faaHE fellow who is dsTefrr of
shs face track Ama Nf CnllinR has
NNmsffWgted really complete. iH
tense ard ambitious little piaF
WSaf-kuruu c0nedlrmne Mies
MAJ FfaseE. Recently q feature with
thn Princess Thnater company ia
-an Ffaneieeu, VIII appear IN tns
Village gut4tr ard The SHOP
Cir rHafaefsf5fafiurs
Other Features billed ars Iwam
TeFhsrunffa unique e&feaa truHRe -
animals ard GHlasnuifh and Hoppe q
couple ~ amusing comedians win
4 talent for mNaig An art that Viii
create tnterrsf iH tnw Royal itAiian
4HaftNtfe two male and twu female
voices They Will HinE Hfierfiuns
from grand opera. and tHaug - them
eF{eUttana tn which HaFuHHs neutfi
M~lua and Nemhfieh are heard g.
Eafh advantage
Horaal ard Nesaro have q novelty
called Weary MaERtea. the Dandy
fbt4Ie Tfamn." In which they intro
8uee arruNatig work Aaek and
Aiarras 40 STAGE tartapninN they
call if Etoiufiun and "a ia tightly
named ere HFa ws y few iinsn on the
blackboard. probably the outline ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30

father. and when b. did not return
tho hos went out 10 bis home. GA
59th ay.. ouiy go find that bis
mother WAS nnt ia home she being
out nc the time trying 70 arrange
90 get into communication with her
husband and son
The boy then broke down and
cried. saying be- had neither mother
nor father but the launch bad to
BE- taken out that day 20 fulnll a
contract. and be- took u out and
81 now With it ~ GA Hoods canal
doing towing
Tho mother returned home late
aud found the boy had been there
aud gone he sailed before she
could Rei o. the wharf Since then
she has cxfaed every effort pos
aibie trying % Fet some trace n
Capt. Thornton an the time guard
ing the fact OF bic dleappoaranee
from hla old mother
ON January 80. week ago. the
letter mailed Ia Seattle BY Capt
Thornton came 70 his wife II was
Just a few words. and contained
Mitie money and told Of other
arrangements be- had made for more
money for The maintenance o. the
wife and his family. and now Mrs
Thornton doesn't know what 20
think For 70 years he and she
have shared each others trials and
troubles. -ana am a. ready 40
do 30 nov a. exeE" she said
Something must have happened 10
him Oh. please help me find him.
she concluded.
Capt. Thornton Is 90 years Of
Age. medium height. rather stout
build, dark hair. kpriukiad with
gray and quite waxy. fnnstnche
brown. blue eyes, large mole on
side % nose. fingers and thumbs
badly Scared from felons.
Any information should be sent
TO Mrs Edith Thornton. Box t7l.
or 90ti sch 81. West Ballard sta
ton. Seattle. wash. or hrs. w II
WeHtover. MarYFvllie. Box a. Y u.
phone G. A Schneider Ballard g3s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
OUT IN THE SNOWY
WASTE TO PERISH

rkfAH Cal. Jan. 40 b u. p
Somewhere guf IN tlse waste % deep
snpm which surrounds his home.
seven uiieH west II rkiah. in the
Wild mountain country 81 Mrndo-
elmo county Theodore IAuhie IL
years old IL lost He took his Dos
and gun and went hunting 10 DAYS
ago. and his parents have not heard
from hlm since. They fear that A
storm overlook him ip the Wilderness
and that he perishsd from the cold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
ASSASSIN IS
JAILED

MODESTO. Cal. Jan. a0.--ny L..
Flames Fraser OF Oakaale a.
held In the county Jail here today
under suspicion Of being implicated
IN the attempted murder OF Gu,
Marshal George I. Morrison Of
oakdaie, who was shot IN that city
early yesterday morning ia a duel
az the Southern Pacific depot. with
men supposed 10 belong to a dan
geruus gang Of trampa
The peace officers Of both stanla
laua and Saa Joaqusa counties are
today searching for a wounded &C.
complete who II thought To be hid
ing not far from the scene Of the
shooting Morrison has only a
slight chance for recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30


trepSters Aiiliens.- ore % the
snccesses ~ tar SsaF. ~ announced
fpY gF~seuta ttnu AZ the Mnure tAe-
atre AL 81 neat week s*0.nniaE
temosgew night ~ Conan : Harris
ecmedtana TIE play - a mixture 81
farce and melparAmA These who
have read thw story kn0w ihe plef
and e4u reAaiiy understand -
ei&fsH 20 popularity. The book has
fe~n followed vary closely in the
sraaln incidents. hut II Was nscramars.
q depart from the story ia enc or
fWo m3nor Particulars 10 preserve
the dramatic unitiez
Brewster, ecmirx into the pos
session of gool million. suddenly
finds himself the hssr e. seven eth.
r. miitsons which are 70 be his on
EuB1iltlan that be- spends fhR FIRST
NHiinn wttrtn d wear fie Assumes
tht taa& ana hls trpuaier begin tiip
friends object and believe him ln-
nanE Thsy try 10 prev ems him
from spvneia3 nis ulanry and try 81
make fortunate Investments. lsr
s1osee money - a hark failure ard =
happf He bets reasf or q skate
n hoFsa ha0e. and Whcn tAe skate
wins Hrs wstef has heart Failure
The sffHations rnn9e tNlck ard fast
snd tas audience - Kept IN eoutin-
ual laughter
yacht scene and TIE storm st sea IA
tie third act This Is said 80 BE- une
of the finest mectaBIeel ard eiee-
trieai stage saeet4efes ever prudur-
HDtfrf uter Will - seen So the
rels 81 Monty Brewster supported
~ Carl fsrAfd George fsroesetts
Frauk&ln 8eeFEe SnrfuMn Melon
aid. George HarCourf John Alden.
Gene Fotcroffs Daniel FaEer. Chas
~ CFnabF Gua Christie. Nat Roy
s4sr. Frank Hughes Jack Harms.
Roger n McAndrew June Mathis
Eafharfue RAJ. Charlotte Lambert
Marie Horton. Elizabeth Van Sell
and Nioia Grant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30

January 2sth.
70 ere Eaitor of The star
/ am woman. ana have hNfn
readiug the articles about jaehe
lora ana why Women are 10
politics and VI you viii kindiy Jet
rue talk. / shall be pleased - say
tnat I honor the bachelor who ~
brave enough 60 remain single
rather than become the slave ~ cur
Modern Luxurious American Wen
IN. esho ~ alone responsible for cur
lad politics ana cur corrupt eem
mefefal life 20 EaF uothlnE u me
moral side 81 the question Ever
since Eve bArRniued for an apple ~
fhe Garden ~ Eden. All mankind has
heen the victim ~ her CONNER eiai
0rtrrpriae. which deHecrated her
divine Kingdom ~ creation ana 10
rpirafion toward al that attninWent
M the creative world which God had
given her dominion over. that nu-
manity might he Jed back 20 Hlm
Woman IL the creator. and her DO
main Or apifitunl--mau r. the Huh.
tnlner ~ physical life, guided ana
Inspired by woman
That woman today finds her lot
hard 10 bear 90 her own fault. ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
DISTRACTED WIFE PLEADS
FOR SOME News OF HER
MISSING HUSBAND
CAPT. J. F. THORNTON
GONE FAMILY
MOURNS.

To the Editor Of The Star;
You have aueoeoted IN finding
tho missing loved ones Of others
for them you have succeeded
IN restoring boys and girls 70
their homes, where they were
I0yfuliy received when appar.
emily Il did not matter what
they had done or what had
happened. ard want 20 know
II you won't help me find my
husband, who has been strange
" missina for the past siS
weeks.
40 We have been married %
years. and nothing ike this has
ever happened before; ae his
Christmas celebration still
awaits him AZ HE home; &c his
sister is, like myself, almost
distracted By his absence, and
a. Ne have not yet told, and
dare rot tell his mother % his
having gone away apparently
20 not return, won't you please
help va IN some way 20 find
some trace o. hlm3
MRS. EDITH THORNTON.
IN a voice trembling and breaking
with emotion 4 hcaftache. oh 20
apparent. yet guarded win the r..
serve % good breeding Mrs J =.
thornton this morning added TO
The above letter q story lneKpfeHH.
IDLY pathetic Of an Intense and un.
DYING love On the part ~ wife.
a mother and a sister. and story
sad aud pitiful Of n home wrecked
By fears Tor the safety ~ q loved
one and eorrow for hls absence.
MysterloUsiy Missing.
Capt ! r. Thornton. q the
launch Dawn. T. myHteFloualy mleH
Ing IL has been gone for some
sls weeks. though since that lime
word has been received II him
tNicr. the last time in the form
Of heart breaking episilc 10 hir
wife indicating that some calamity
or some mistake had occurred.
When last seen By any Of hiu
friends or loved ones be had some
thing hhe $1,000 on his person.
representing hla earnings Tor a
considerable time This was on
January ~. after his return from
Hoods canal lie went up towu
and never returned 70 his launch
or home.
For some anAccountable reason
Mira Thorn,0n received no word
from her husband while he wAs on
Hoods canal. a. was usual on q
trip ~ this length She tried %
get into communication with him
but failed, thea on January - he
and his sou returned 70 Seattle
Goes Up Town.
They werc seen By Miss Rosa
Dunlap, os nuniag's boat house
Capt Thornton went up town from
the wharf. and that IL the last seen
Of him hy any Of his family or
frienda The boz waited tor hls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30

Melbourne MarffuWsl6 and Nfr-
giniz ureW Trref1tt open AZ Pan
faeas theatre tomorrow Nj Aaf-
nowaii Ard Misa Prescott believe
tnat ths trend ~ thr tisues 81 away
ffun Ire classical dramas Wtth
witch ffFV we're formerly idrntSficd
and that this ~ essentially a period
lu @hicn Audiemeee Wwirunsc NtoFlsN
~ TIE men and eemru - the tyne
81 WhicN they are nov surrounded
with this in tfrW Mics Tgfaruff has
written faf herself = part Tor q weTn.
az wMn inhmritq both snuusN Hnd
BUSINESS Instincts. and whd under.
takes 90 rerry cH herself an enter
prise Inherited ffem her father To
Mr. MEe fsuwHii SIZE has given tMF
role 81 = Big maNir feiinW "A Mar
- the People" WhuHr fnauHfrs and
sclf-reilanar have made him e lead
gr among NiE fattnMa tie Aeniree
10 be even mnre man ttis. and 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
cLAsHtRo or NATIONS rs THE
DARK VIEW TAKEN ~
ONE WHO KNOWS.

LONDON. Jan. 80 ~ u. p
Sir John McTcavy Brown, next 70
Former Commissioner General Sir
Robert Hart % the Chinese imperial
customs. probably the best Informed
white man IN the world on far east
ern affairs. takes dark view Of
the Oricnts near future With Rus
sta. Japan and China already clash
jnz. or on the eve ~ a clash. along
the Manchurian. Korcan frontier. he
processes he cea hardly see ground
for the hope that hoatilities will
long be avoided
Conditions Are Serious.
IL would take a bold man 10
pr0phesy." be told q United Press
representative. that a condition Of
permanent stability has been reach.
ed in this region. Il Is q point az
which three powerful nations-pow-
erf1i potentially. II not a. present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
THIS WOMAN HONORS THE MAN WHO HAS
ESCAPED THE TOLLS OF WOMEN.

that there are some who regret that
this perverted creation must n this
competitive age. occupy the nat
ufal rights % man % the field q
labor and tho ufofeeaiuug--it o. her
obligation ~ adjustment 90 right
the wrong done humanity b. her
cummeFciallHm AID enferiaa poll
ties VIII act achieve her rtuaneipa-
den, bat n rsfarn Co her own do
nitnion Of creation and Inspiration
shalt restore Eden 90 hnmauitf. and
the home T. the place of iiH restara-
fton.
LADY DERBY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30

There wiil be entirely Hs~ vauas.
vie 81 the star fhsatre Menaey afss
fruneu. headed - soins nuss In
80 in noKviils. In Whirh nut 3 siu-
Efr MWmAn being ~ seer Da the
ptaEe nor q word spoken The ifef.
Hint Tfoupc ~ FuiiinN Hiatr acre.
bats this being their fret appear
VAnF. ~ abe musical comedy The
TipbteF Eadir Hurseh. with a pic
tNrea sons She FFNnch motion pie.
tNrrN Nn9ffH. tNe kEf rttam whiFi~
Nina Hrfttah dancer a ainkiuH Bow
city The Sections Dream and
kfFie she pFufsaa sieiinlat "a hls
urme4s act The street NHsiciam
Tonight anH tpuurruw fhH farewell
prff9FinknFn ~ TIE old show will
~ kleen iueiafius Ralph SphnHfnns.
the htENgiiaf she makes = twsufys
feet leap tp tMr stage. and Howard
rfuesdeii. IN his comedy sketch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30

Giles club with SEQ goealists and
rstfumentaiists on the stage. this
viii be- the hiNE~at prugaHstoaai can-
corr ever KtNru in tne city sind tMF
interest in AZ IL eNrrWNNnN
great TIE entire uuFesrrHed gal
inF3 remains O. 80 ON sale fpmur
rev afternoon al 50 aeinek THE
complete program VIII be AZ fuis
lows
Overture TAMPA .l Hrfuid
Spinninw Chorus The Flgina
8utcMnsAn .s4ss.ssF.a Wagner
Schubert C'tuh
Frederick fisminE naaie Conductor
fFe0eaalNuaf ~ thr knights -
the Holy Grnil-~~ "fafHifai
+a-s.... .f ...aa Wagner
soldiers chorus 49, Faust inenDt
KAtefcu aisr rlul
Bow maH NafHton. Director
Grand FinNle --~ kld4.r Act q
assssas ssssass Is.s|st+ s.a " sfHt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30

VALLEJO. Cal. Jan. s0.--A suit
for heavy damages is pending to
day against the city Of Vallejo on
behalf Of Mrs Lucien Young. wife
Of Captain Young Of the navy. who
recently sustained injuries which
left her q cripple. Captain Young
claimed that HIS wife was injured
through the neglect OF the city
officials 10 repair a sidewalk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30

TIE Lois company viii appear iu q
farce neat week. prreeuttnR GILT
irrinE Gloria "affttrttna IieftA
Rush appeared fer one season and
a. NheiNed when her auttmsiY
death occurred Thia winter the PLAY
wae released for stock companies
and Il WAS enc 81 the lfsf secured
~ Alexander FaHtnHss frenl Walter
t0raen during thH intteFs visit
hers last fail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30

NEW YORK. Jan 30-The suit
OF the Salvation Army in the United
States against the American Saliva
ton Army to enloin the latter or
ganlFation from the use Of ita name
and from publishing the paper call.
ed The American Salvation Army
War Cry" was dismissed by Justice
O0orman in the supreme court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30

take fank with capital az well a.
labor
Other acts rut Dn next week Viii
hE those ~ Alsncs end Lorraine q
nan an woman plaYtnN upon ngsvi
musical tnatrumtuts the FaHfuu
TFla " athletes. ghs Rich uuu. hili-
ms THE College NoF and 1iyl~ and
iae Two Johusuns. SINCERE and DANE
ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
ONE MAN POWER
SUBJECT OF
SERMON

"One Man Power will be the
subject Of the morning sermon By
Joseph L. Garvin. pastor OF the
First Christian church. corner Of
olive and broadway. tomorrow
"TaAteless Success" will be dis
cusaed M the evening service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
THE FAIR

And spring VII soon De hrTe. We
are offering unusual values in wall
paper this month 20 induce you to
buy early. ahead Of the spring rush
that IL bound 20 come
Federal Paint and Wall Paper Co.,
1914 First Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30

Ths Rowland a Ciiffera camuAmy
~ Eastern actors A. fhs seattle
theatre present Tncrra and uraaEs
fnMaHHus fHmufFaW Ana al HeHf
wHeA Fhofnn and OFaHer Bloc
SONS tH fmWr story AND comedy
There 81 an aHgsgoas American fhas.
acfrF missed ar win TIE EnEltah
nufa. tNRt makes fhuFns and or.
auNe blossoms luteFsgtimM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30

You can't asfero 10 take chances
IN having your prescriptions p0t up
any mere thar you car afford 70
take chances 1ish doctors. The
doeteTs skill without capable.
skilled compromising 10 Of no vse
Raven Drug Co. i4is Second Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30

Az aa9 ana the ether comsa aiuna
and WITH few additional ilaes
changes % O. iaaE Enable cartoon
Both young men have beer nrWspA
per boys ems IN the Philadelphia In
uuirpf and the either on the san
fFanetHrr EhrnufFte
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30

All the muatc.ioNeFp ~ Seattle
who can crowd into the Moore to-
morrow Afternoon VIII BE- there 10
see and hear the great music feHfi-
val ~ Frnne opera puf On hg the
three great local organizations the
featfie HymphouV orchestra the
achubert club and the I.aiston Male
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30

Mr. sofherns repertoire for the
seek Of his tenancy 20 the Moore
theatre beginning Monday night.
Fehrmnrt 81 will he - follows Mon
day and TueefaN rights aad Thurs
~ matinee lord DundfeaFy. in
s4*ftur American Cousin VI ednrAd4s
nfmNf Orchard fcseiacs ThaEa.
dn9 and Saturday nights. Hamlet
Friday nisht and Saturday matinee.
~Hsfheiteur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30
Dance Tonight

Dance tonight Saturday at
Leschi Park pavilion Gentlemen.
Soc ladies'. free. ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-30

ARDM0RE. OKLA. 1au % -By
a. P.--FHre destroyed several board.
ing houses here r. V Lttletohn.
81 Mckinney. Tex, VAS cfemated.
aud his wife probably fatally
harned They were on their honey
moon.