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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-04

SANTA CRUZ. Nov 3.-Producers still receive
46c for their eggs. but there is no heavy mar
keting. shipping is very light, going principally
from Capitoia.
SANTA ROSA, Nov. s-There was drop of
2c per dozen In the price offered for eggs here
today on receipt Of advees from the morning
quotations in the San Francisco dairy exchange.
All dealers offered 5le per dozen for choice and
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FUTURES
~

1890 a IN. Session
No quotations.
p. m. Session
No quotations
Bnrley-There was no change to report yester-
day The market was quiet
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed spot 81 43s4 q /. As;
common to fair. 81 40d1421a pei ctI; brewing,
$1.471a a i.4SZ shipping lots, $1.4T3 al. 4Ss4
FUTURES
1890 a. M Session
May-$149h bid. 81 80 asked
December-S1.45 bid. $1.45h asked.
p. M. session
May-s1491a bid SI50 asked.
December-S1.45 bid S14512 asked.
oats-Quotations remain the same with a
quiet market.
Reds for feed. 81 .65d175 for good to choice
and s1.55@1.65 for poor TO fair; reds for seed,
s1.90M2 10; black. s2.4O@2,65 asked; gray. NOM
inal at $1.57@ al 621a white sl.52 u al .611a:
Texas red, in bulk s2.o3, in sacks. $2.10@2. Is
per ctl.
Corn Small round yellow. Sl.7o@1. 75 white
81. s0G1.S5; large yellow. $1.75; western states
yellow, In bulk San Francisco track. $1.57;
White $1.61 mixed. S1.55 per ctl; white
EgyBtian, sl6Th asked; brown do s167la
asked
Rye-California is selling in small lots at
$2.0j per ctl.
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Hides, TaIIou. Wool and Hops

Some minor changes in hides VIII Dc oo-
served The market rules steady
Hides-Culs and brands sell about - 9lc uu-
der quotations Heavy salted steers. l37ac5 me
dium. BE; light 12l3c; cowhides. 12 nc for heavy
l2lse for light; stags 91ac; salted kip. 13c. salt
ed veal, 171se; salted calf. 1se: dry hides. &c
Dry kip. Zoe; dry calf 25ci dry veal. Skc; SneeR
skins. shearIngs, 2OG4Oc each; short wool, oO1
I5c each; medium. 75cM$1 each. long wool
$1-25Hl.I5; lambs, 2Jd75 hofsehides, Salt
81. 2562.5O for large and 81 5O02 for medium.
I5cG$1 for small and 25d5Oc for colts; horse
hides, dry, S2G22 25 for large and S1-2oGz Tor
medium, 5OcQ$1 for small and 25d50c for colts
goatskins. prime angOra, 75c@$1; large hair
goats. Soc; medium. zoe; small. 90 loc;
Mexican deerskins. 81 73Sc: dry salted do, p
Q2Il2c; picked do. 30Q3z15c.
Tallow-NO- l rendered. 5G515c; No 2, "a
412c: grease. 2031zc
WOol-FaT clip-Northern free mountain. f2P
14c; Humboldt and MendOcino, 1Sd15c; south
ern. more or less defective. 71QS42e, fall
lambs, SQ1Oc for southern and f2d15c for north
ern.
Hops-Prices to growers are 14G1sc per ID for
190S. with 24d27c for contracts for new crop
delivery.
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Boston Stocks and Bonds

BOSTON, Nov. 3.-The copper market is
showing n fair degree Of strength, but with
trading somewhat limited. The principal ac
tivity has been in Butte Coalition. which sold
as high as 294. gain Of one-quarter.
Greene Cananea and United States smelling
issues also inclined 10 hrmness. There has
been some selling OF Parrot in exchange for
Butte Coalition. The list whole has been
very dull and neglected but the undertone is
firm.
The industrial and railroad lists feature
iesss with prices somewhat easier.
The production Of the Utah copper company
for September 5,2s2. .913 pounds. against
5.l62.Tl6 in August. At this rate of produc
ton. which is the largest in the history of the
company. the annual output would be approx
mately &c. 100000 pounds Based on a cost Of
production Of $40 cents. which the last
figures obtalnable. and 13 cent copper this
would net earnings of 1898 per share.
The following list is furnished by f. F. Hut
ton & Co, 49O California street San Fran
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chicago parry Produce Market

CHICAGO Nov 3.-Butter-Steady.' Cream
cries. 2e14 a301ac; dairies. 2t62sc- Eggs
Firm. Receipts 6,616 cases. At. mark. cases
included 1Sc; irsts. 26c; prime hrStS. 2Ie.
Cheese-Eirm: Diaries, t6ta 1870; twins - >, "a
Ice; Young Americas 16916Ae; longhorns.
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Turpentine Lower; Rosin Higher;
Beans Continue to Fluctuate

F,Iaine 261Sc: eocene, zoe; red crown and motor
gasoline In bulk 15c, in cases &c; No ensi.e y
iIstilIate in drums, Sc: No. do 1c, cases. &C
more. 81 deg. gasoline. In bulk soc. IN easeS
37Isc: varnish makers and painters naPntna' IN
bulk lie. in cases 1S1ae - ..
TurDentine-IOwer at soc per gallon IN cases
a,d -.,c in bnlk drums and iron barrels.
Rosln (per Dbl OF ESQ lbsl-Is hishsr. 4. u.
F. S7G5: G., $7.15; II. $T23; i, S1-D
Red and White Lead-ked. S1s9Scs Wnite'
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotess
net prices on sugar TO Pacific coast looners anu
manufacturers as follows: Standard nne. granu-
lated 100 ID bags. 5-45e; standard coarse.
rranulated. 5.45c: fruit granulated. o-49e; extra
fne eranulated 5.35c cOnfectiOnerS' A, 9-t0c,
cube g. roe: crushed. 5.70c; powdered, oOocS
candy granulated. -555c; cOnfectioners crystals,
8 SOC: magnolia A, 5.O5c; extra {, 4Soc' golden
G. S5e; ID. 4.75c; crystal dOminos. cases, ;. .5ocs
tablets half barrels. 5.95e; tablets. boxes, 6zOc-
Bar sugar bags. 100 lbs, $500; barrels, 9-gOc;
half barrels. 605c. 40 ID tins, I5oe; 80 10 tins.
Z SOC. 10 10 tins, S.15c: ID tins. S-locs oO ID
boxes s. 3Oc Barrels and 90 ID bags. Toe; mar
barrels, 25c; boxes, soc per 100 lbs more on All
grades
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes follows: Granulated nssis.
5.45c; Higrade'' bar, 5.SOc; powdered, 9.ooc,
dry granulated. 5.45c; coarse dry granuiateu:
5.4oc; cOnfectioners' A, DISC; eontectloneLs
crystal. j55c; cubes. 5.7Oc; bricks 3. Zoe; extra
fine dry granulated 600 ID bags only. o-Soe'
excelsior A. 5.05c extra G, 4-95ci golden Z
S5c; yellow ID. A. -15c; H. & E. crystal domAnos
s,4oc- Additional per 100 lbs: IN Dsrreis anu anu
80 ID bags, Toe more: half barrels. 21c moreI
boxes, soc more for all grades. Bar IN 80 ana
40 10 tins, S1-7O more; In 10 ID tins, $50 mors
Minimum order, carload weight.
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QUIET OPERATIONS
FEATURE MARKET
Light Speculation Thought Due
TO Brokers' Election Day
Holiday Visits
New York stock List

E. z. Hutton d Co. $50 California street.
member If the New York stock exchange fur
nish the following list oi bond and stock sales
yesterday
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Portland Butter Marked


PORTLAND, Nov. 3.--Butter-Cfty and coun-
try creamery, extras, 36c; fancy, 32635c; store
19@21c.
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,,i,neono,;. Gra,n Market

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov -wheat-December.
s1@1.ooh: May, s1.o2ss a .0213; cash. No, |
hard, sl:o2ls @I02A No. L northern. $l,o2@
Lex; No 2, S1@l. .00A No. 3, 9s1a @9912c.
Corn-No. yellow. 81 q Q5S4c.
0ats-No 3 white. 81 7ls s@375sc.
Rye-No. 2, 6IA M69he.
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Grain Market
Wheat and Other Grains

Wheat-Liverpool futures were lower and Chi
cago declined 2kc bearish news The San
Francisco market unchanged
CASH WHEAT
California club, S1.S00 |. S. Sonora 81 S562;
white Australian. $1.90@l l.921a Northern wheat
Club, S1.71dIT3&: Russian red. S1.6Sat a
Ing; turkey red. -; bluestem, 81. 80 a
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Minneapolis Flax Market
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 3.-Flax, S1.63L.
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tie CrIsto.2.15 2.17hlS V
SALES
Mining stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
COMSTOCKS
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London Closing stocks

DIT siIFer-Steady; - sj-lOd per ounce.
Money-4l2 M4a< per cent
The rate of discount In the open market for
short bills is &M5H per cent and for three
months bills 4I%M4M per cent
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New York Bonds

as. sOO-totaI shares sold.
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Cash Grain and Provisions
CHICAGO. Nov. 3.-Cash quotations were
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More Doing in Local Securities;
Mining Stocks Without Feature

500 Julia 1ot4oo Utah . 90
800 Mexican 1 al 1900 Utah ... 0S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19
MUST KEEP
EYES OPEN
To SUCCEED
Hidden Word Contest to
Begin in The Star Mon
day, and All Readers
VIII Have a Chance.

When the first Of the hidden
words series makes It's appearance
Monday afternoon. Il will be greet
ed With hearty favor. aud hundreds
Of answers will Immediately pour
10. The contest Is sure TO be a stir.
ring one. for numerous Inquiries
have already been made concerning
the terms Of the contest.
The terms provide the best seats
10 the Moore theatre tor the sue.
cc@sful ones IN the hidden word con.
test up to 1850 seats so the fun
promises To be fast and furious
Each word will be hidden In = dlf.
ferent part Of the paper, and viii
be IN different type than the words
preceding and following g.
There will be five words In each
sentence. and a new sentence each
day during the week
The Servant In the House. the
problem play To appear at the
Moore. has attracted favorable com.
ment In cvery city where II has
been presented. The chance 10 see
this marvellous play and at the same
time enter into pleasing contest
has attracted many who anriously
await the start OF the contest next
Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19

Overcome by Rheumatism and
down for the count Of nine. John
l. Sullivan. champion Of all cham.
plqns IN the prize ring. was Obliged
TO cancel his engagement at Cort'n
Arena at the A..YsP. and seek a
rest
lie was recommended To Try
ioughney a louEhnoy'p BAKE
Oven Treatment. and today be was
able TO beat the referee and rise
before being counted out. lie said
today.
I am we'll man again and Mt
enough TO stop back In the prize
finE and put II over some Of the
young bucks yet You can sAy
say their treatments are the best
things ! have ever had.
lsoushney a Loughney have fine
ly equipped offices and their pa.
TENTS all seem pleased and sur.
prised at the cures they are re.
ceivinE John /. says
\ was suffering severe pain
and could not raise my right arm
at all when first went there for
treatment, but found TO my sur.
prise after the first treatment that
] could use my arm a. freely As
! wished 10 without the slightest
pain. ] continued the treatments
as long as l,ouEhhey a LouEhncY
advised, Ia order To make the cure
a lasting ono They baked me in
400 degrees Fahrenheit. and Just to
satisfy me that II sas good and
hot In where ] was. they placed a
pau OF dough on my stomach and
baked II brown while ! lay In the
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oven. They have you put on a
Turkish toEellng bath robe and
Turkish mitts and stockings over
that they wrap you with more
loweling and put you on a tray
and shove you right Into the oven
and light four large burners under
YOU II is marvellous treatment
and people wonder that you don't
get burned to death IN an oven
that bread Is being baked In. but
you see you nre wrapped well and
that keeps you from burning while
the bread IL not wrapped and
bakea Ia q nice brown. The tray
Ia under your own control You
can push yourself out with one
finger should YOU desire to get out.
but lot me tell you right now you'll
like the treatment and won't carr
10 set out, Tor eyery minute you
are In the oven you'll feel better.
and Il limbere you up like a two.
year old and fairly relusenates you.
II bakcs out all uric acids and
other poisonous secretions II
equallnes your blood stream and
the only way to cure yourself Of a
disease Ia to set your different
sewerage systems TO working of
the polsona that cause the disease p"
Their offices are located at
Suite 22s Peoples Savings Bank
Building. corner Second and Pike
Street Hours. 5 a m TO .. m,
Sundays. 3 TO ~ only. and II ever
you 90 there with Rheumatism
they viii cure you. John l. says,
you eau bet your life John L.
Sullivan would not voueh for the
Bake oven n II was not on tho
square" Yours truly.
JOHN L. SULLIVAN.
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WORK E3 RUSHED
ON FERRIS WHEEL


hN'lNun' VIII n' hNlnk WI w WV
alr out Vt the exposition. after
"Wednesday neat Tbe br Ftrrla
-, - -, ....., d. t.. .,,,t
""''' ""' az W." NV ~ '5''A r''
together az iaht ~ skilled nie'han
les brought from hoodhouseI H.
can do II There arc three shifts Of
,,.n 81, - .t.., .., a., and
NV" ~ "i' - '.'''"' "'' ~
Lee sullivan, the Young meehaA'
teal engineer In charge of the com.
plleatod task announooa that al the
,,,...,., - - ,,,o,.,... ~ ,,h,ot
p',',"' NV, - '
VIII be ready Tor pnain"hH ht u'H'
day nlghl, or "Wednesday morning
at tho lntrst
The wheel VII be- the largest In
existence II Ia 100 feet hlrh aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19

The concert Of the Seattle sym.
phony Orchestra. at the A-f'
Auditorium tomorrow. will be- fea
iurcd by a number Of selections
whose popularity IL perhaps a.
great a. their true musical worth
The work Of the local orchestra has
done 50 much To educate the public
taste IN music that the requests
made Of the orchestra for their free
concerts are Invariably for music
Of high quality. The attendance at
the Sunday concerts lie steadily
growing until II 10 becoming nee.
essary to arrive at an early hour to
secure the best seats The program
Tor tomorrow. commencing at .
O'Clock. will be:
niiitsfr rsfsas .s.sss.H5.5i has.sasl
ossriars afest and Peasant Voc happs
Ar ffaf q sfinfi ra..I tafh
afm phenie pew. "Oinphaiss tFinalns
Mhssf -...s s..-.sz=sa=. sslht anasaf
4. ". p-s ri.sfs iiatssm-s'e b..
q ~ h.rvs .sta4ss.s5.ii s't.hgi.s
- Htsfensts sasssrs4 -sfsss4 Iisfna
wans. 'E.p.as- .. chsesiss waia'sufsi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19
INSTALL NEW OFFICERS

The newly elected officers " the
General Washington circle, Ladies
Of the @ A n. have been installed
and arrangements for the summer
entertainments have been com
ploted The following are the new
officers G Allie rske, pfesideni'
Henrietta Eckeft senior Vice prepi
dent. Carrie Becker, junior vice
president. LenoFh Webster. secte'
tary Janey Eaton, treasurer OH
lie NJ obeft. conductor i.conora
naeh. assistant conductor Stella
Hopkins. chaplain Cora Hammond,
guard NJ Brown, assistant guard
MindA nafuum. patriotic Instructor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19
BANNER WEEK
NEXT At FAIR

eliminating with Spokane Day.
on Friday. and Bankers Day. on
Saturday. the coming week at the
exposition wiil outshine the past
three In variety Of entertainment
and special events.
The American Institute Of Bank
ing and the gathering Of North
west bankers will mark the big
gest event To date 10 the list OF
Important conventions coming here
this summer. Spokane Day. with
rate Of iii70 on the railroads
for a round trip from that city TO
the fair. will bring over thousands
Of visitors. Tho Whole week 10
designated as Inland Empire Week.
and several smaller cities will send
excursions
Mr., y. c. Freeman, Of the crpo-
sltion department OF special events,
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NEW YORK. June ie.-The re-
port that drunkenness prevails
among the pupils In the Bayonne.
n. j.. public schools has been veri-
fled. despite the denlals Of the city
officials. By a committee Of the
school board whose report sustalns
the charge made by Dr. II. A. Alb
bott. medical Inspector. that many
children attend school under the
Influence Of liquor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19

LOS ANGELES. June ls.-At the
conclusion Of his preliminary hear
iag Harper . BENNETT, a iocal real
estate man charged with poisoning
bis wife. EugcniA T bennett. BY ad
ministerinr ftSchnine In order
that he might marry an alleged az
tiuity Mrs MidFe holster, was held
Tor trial to the superior court on
the charge Of murder. lie ia held
without bond.
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new WORKERS TO MEET

Friday evening. June 70. tho New
YORK State society Will hold re-
ccpiion In odd FeliowE temple. cor.
ncr Of Pine st aud broadway In
honor Of the visiting New Workers
All former fosldonta of tho Empire
State are invited 10 be present
Later the society will hold meet
iug on the exposition grounds
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r..k, Pictures.

.. amour tight ~hieh orfuffeid
Z. Tammg Burns and jazz
49, Il sydnsy LAT hegrnttf
N : tssseduesa IN this CIV ief
~ ,,tt, 40 thrst niaiinse pgt
~ - ksrirring temaffuw att
- = - ffaafs thestfe.
~ III h tons ht means %
y m.rirr nlttufes Which were
y ~. ime. under TIRE firres
y, ~ 4 hssh q Melniesa NC pfe..
- t,s rrisrve u ne ush ana
~ = a. jast brought 20 Amer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19

iians ~ hos the rfsat birds can
do the work - hursc The fniief
euaater. circle asinE. rarausai shoot
tiis rhutes, canals Of Nruifa cite
which have been the main feature 81
the pafk Tot 30 luuE. will Dc found
a. Interesting all neat week The
attractions tonight will be augment
81 fer me enfatmfnt ~ the biz
crowds that - nfr0sa the has ry
cry Saturday night
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An. LII.

4, tss folt thsstft Tue 0reat
a. ~i,l hs pfsserief
49, ssl't VI the tasft " a
- 49, ~ Great Ruby by
s.,-l xsur. which is beaded
q y. s--,'if-l Counties Niftaa
ru.eff Ths sieHs has a ~
-, 80, II affenturra
49,, rrx1sy uili have a fine
=. = 4. ulay. Miss May VIII
~ ~ X ne fnuntfss NJ,
- v,n y Ne lstiap pflnes
~. q. Taasali vii h. the fonlf
= ~ a. NJ Klmttii ths Jew
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19
COLONEL BOSCH GIVEN
ANNIVERSARY BANQUET

Col. Henry y bosch. director Of
exhibits and privileges at the A.Ys
?. exposition. celebrated bis ssth
birthday on Thursday, being a guest
Of large number OF friends In the
evening at a banquet at the Haihs'
keller.
Col. Bosch was the recipient Of
many handsome gifts, both from 10
cal friends and from associates In
exposition work. with which he has
been consected for many years. hay
Ing been present In official capacl
ties at every exposition OF recent
times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19

On July a. u.s. 10 aud II, at the
Moore grand kifmras. or series
Ut iHhnratr dances. Will hs given
hy several hundred - the most
prominent people n ths city. for The
hsHsftt 81 The chiiarrns oftHaredic
hospital Rshearsals are already
anfisf waY a. the hall room Of the
Hotel Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19

~. A Aii.s Loretta and her 80 aah
VIZ Ben will be the lnpas.
..saaiihs features vt the .itar
s,aftlrE Monday afternoon
xsslh y seen ~ sarieH u
ft-e pg.es and reproductions
~ - A. paiftinEs. the act coming
~. - x ifofu The famous Winter.
Et.iih Berlin Thera ulti afso he
VI w, AID Kelly. the eStraordl
- sen'tic dancers Mnnds Glen
$50 Raymond Nanlnn IN an
nsrIt pi.ylsi. a Chdstmas on
q .'o,k Prank isar and gus.
~ Ne qaaiHf German
xst satfnlogs lady. In Too
sirh.s F'''.n Iere Sanford. The
plrl fisneh motion pleiares III.
lsfis.r... lpmafroe The farewell
III ..n.ea will he givap tv Al.
NAs Greatest magician.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19

lu.,s aiie et the most
~. sflofs On tas ~ 49,
slalti Y, como ~ the NJ n'le n W.. I.
nr W nlghi ln iask '.'aN,
w., IN which DC frtyui y wv wv.
~ tsiHfs ,ssssfAil -four nilhlna iNn
NJ Elaeiis Theatre Ne" i''N
III s,,.p tsa ilsnl aud enlet..
-ftlk NuH"t, rs " Snmoraft
,.hiaf sess also wrote lAdf
t.afsls. wbish MISS tthcl iAIif
14ifii..,has n@,sent hsrr Shortly.
n -f'fk straw az s.s ,|,l.. 49,, IVY.
, ~ sr,nee ]. the lgadlhs 'I.s 'a,
aIiistI ss hen a little tit Nt ~
X y "a when the PLAY nrt'na
t,lniHs MAJ h q sWHNaer lsonloh
y - 80 ftlfnds whn are lshe
~ ~. f.al identify FeiHuadt
~ q XXI himself 90 be inifnuNfe
y % Hi,.s,.ti.h hdf aH noble
dn u, .ian ~ ta lei hot lawn
vi iesr while. and then by
= ~ ~ w fact a. they Huppnse
i cnN 49, 'rhe
W ,.ush a. hsf eAHsli- ~ IN
o. - himself lhi{eNtt, N "
80 raj name ard Nlln. Ane
Y ~. Nase flf the denUurmvnt
~ tsrra tho iahles nn Nhg
ssnis aeelafinF Hlusrlt and
49, tte hand ef the shohs
aalfs nr,tly daughter in mar
~ A., cogbian Miss Mary
~ M. ADELAIDE friHcr. Miss
~. ,..isfsan Mis- iislen iregs
~ aissr 4. eHnaftr Grams
- ~ MARIO Naisfeni y sels
ir'a,.s,.li ard EdWin Nicandef
y ". win give six perform
y, i ne Meole. ssl'ie's s, ,,s Nee
fssistii and sa'u4 "si
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"a. ,hira week 81 hia seaaon
!, 4, dssra epera hg',a n W.. ,.,',,
!. - "a ais company VIII pt9'
Alta. s,asfss AIDE south sea lot.
~ ~ Y ln,r stg THE Sultan q
" N. 4 he first eauilc opera
- =, l,earss Aie and marked
-. ltaturs IN writing for the
~ ..,mlsx 81 The sultan o.
m II aii rsspseis ~ w l W
..,n standard There VIII
= ~. ,n,tincs during tue Neeki
~ ,s,,,v ana special attention
- II me fact that seats nles
a. HI advance faf the en-
3, hsfiuas season
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Big Steamer Minnesota

Nos In dry dock Sec the Mime
sofa out OF water. also the war
ships. Take boat at colman dock.
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u 80 80 We smallest woman In
.lzs i,.,...shl one u =. 4 lar.
y u sgvflsiions to America ia
sasast,, @llire " the exposition
fsai1f 'iafiina one usst NON
! Ma. 'asf NE direction d 4.
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A, ts< ss-ssi,

Ne rmrs nrntinE finishes this
=. Il m seattle theatre With
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n 1axl,t tfAfpetsrs et q NtN
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~ 4 the latest feata % ne
u-Asslli< aasnafss i 20 present
r7rt srtfs IN tshioid fern. thus
,1fisf Il within the re4eh ~ all
~ ~ effsfiuE 10 The Patriot.
s.s-aet spsIa ensemble presented
y Mas Helena Frederick aud her
Hn7fzf u soinlsfa Al the Orphehm
VI sch Il % written ~ stan.
tlu sarge and lliisa Edwards
kn ctaflotts rarry presents
- csmstaes Mystery. n whirh
~ flffr plays every part 10 The
Hsnig.fiFs minute sketch. With The
utliief Of two male characters
fr ssIHa Bfastr an expert jag
~ 9 o. ne hlll
h1s NsfA and Mindeii Kingston
AZ nsE act. In which thsY dis
~ a1atlnx tfatesty and song
arcs i huraofist magician
liza Keller. The Mississippi
sNillf Bird 10 said 70 be a re-
rzisstls whistler.
q Marie Russell sings songs
~ isAs dialect stories. and All are
= ~ nfpheum MI.
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ssskis ss,. uloNn Band viii open
.ndffar sakement at Luna park
Y ne ksa'elnnon. The fuafdhrrr
- dffes niht IN nambef Isge
Naisl,.i.s , tosf experience and -
~ n, musicians are s,id H. ~
y Ffn., The band wlii te en
a'isfIa,.rraa Tor two home ..ah
ssst ~ wv NJ ostfief f.l anoihe t
WI Rive free demonaira.
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Big Steamer Minnesota

Now In dry dock. See the Mime
sofa out Of water; also the war
ships Take boat at Colman dock
go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19
Big Steamer Minnesota

Now In dfY dlcb Zoe The Mime
sofa out OF water also the war
ships Take boat ~ Colman dock
go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-19

r press agent promises much
hsitsts theatre for he week
silaHlsz Monday. The Premise
s.sls has 4 lively comedy aero
~ t.t A man-a bald h eaded
y is4t-tfahsfofus himself In
iisr u ne autisncs. from a
...-l.s fsprsaeniai.ye o. the ma =
his ; French souhretts or a
- Hffon girl Hts name Il
.alu's. a eharscfsr impsfaonatnf
~. ails dfnpery dancer Tha
" ' cllf Four harmony sIugefa
fsneilans promise murh
- ~. Nh and company Of three
-. - VI present a laugh 10 their
eiaTlsf. entitled = o. T.. D.
Y. s,plfa -Four are an arganisa -
y European artists. specialize.
W sstaphQpe and producing
n slass d lnsfrumentai nv.
= slvell siii sing late song
~ ~ ~ panisgesedps viii 81.
~, s1s attest comedy moving pie.