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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-16
MISSING FAMILY FouND.
Not Killed In I<Rnsss Tornado, an


ported
Kansas City. May 15.-Five members
OF the Eckstrom family. supposed 10
have been killed on their farm near
Hollis. Kas.. in last nights tornado.
and Charles Quanee, a ranchman. who
was believed to have succumbed near
Larned. Kas, escaped unframed to
tornado cellars.
The fact became known late today
when wire communication was re-
sumed with these points. The known
dead from the storm in this part OF
the southwest are three and the in
Jared afty-ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-16
UNION VETS OBJECT,
Resolutions On The AEissamaappH silver
Service.

Rochester. N Y. May 15--w. II.
Sherman command. Union Veterans
Union. has adopted resolutions OBJ
jecting to the engraving OF the por-
trait of jefferson Davis. late president
Of the Southern Confederaey on the
silver service, to be given the new bat
tleship Mississippi.
The resolutions are to be sent 70
Representatives Perkins. of this CITY.
and Representative HiIIinsworth Of
Ohio. who has taken up the cause OF
the Union.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-16
brotherhood OF Tralnmep.

Columbus. O., clay 15-Contiunation
Of committee reports, was the order Of
the day today at the national meeting
Of the, Brotherhood OF Railway Train.
men. The most important report was
and BYLAWS. and number OF minor
to the constitution were
proposed In the report. William J.
Bryan will address sthe Brotherhood
tomorroW.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-16
yEaDIor OF MANsLAUoHTER


Durham, N. c., May 15--The jury IN.
vie murderer, tonight returned q:
verdict OF granddaughter and Judge
Long sentenced him to eight years
Imprisonment
The defense appealed and gave
5000 . bond. .TSlley'H. defense
was that he killed his wife while at
tempting to shoot dog. The stats
held that unpleasant domestic rela-
lions brought on the killing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-16

Boston, Mass, May lB.--t,harleB u
Foxweli, arrested IN Washington on
complaint OF Boston mining cornpan-
les. 10 well known in mining circles
claimed that he engaged to promote
humber of mining concerns. Fox
well is a VirginIan by birth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-16
CoNEY ISLAND orENs.
New Yorlx,H Greatest summer PlssA
ground Begins SeaAen.

ground Begins season.
New York, May l5.--New YorlS's
greatest summer playground, coney
island. was formally opened for the
season today.
THE aIl-married squad of policemen
assigned to the resort by Police Cora-
missioner Bingham. who deemed II 3
tuaicious move to displaoe the frigol-
ous youngsters who have heretofofe
patrolled Coney Island in the summer.
carried themselves with credit on the
tirst day OF their new assignment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-16

washington. May l5-Governor
Johnson Of Minnesota, called on the
president today at the White House
and introduced q party sof friends
from Minnesota who have been travel
Ing through the South with the gov
eFnor and Mrs. Johnson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-16
ROBIN cooPER TALKS.
say. He Has Not Yet Recovered fren
Wound.

New York. May 15.-Robin J. Cooper
of Nashville, Tenn, who with MS tasn-
a. col. Duncan b. Cooper. IL undef
n twenty year penitentiary sentence
following conviction for the killing
az Edward Ward carmack. former
Tinited states Senator from Tennessee
arrived in New York tonight. He came
north in connection with the settle
ment OF the estate of relative.
Young Cooper said he had not en-
tireIy recovered from the WOUND m
acted nv Senator Carmaek. He added
that he ala not expect his case to be
heard on appeal before next year As
cording to present plans he VIII re-
main here for two weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-16

Mexico City. May 15-Bryan I.
Oliver. a prominent attorney ana Re
publican political leader or Los
Angeles, Cali, died today at the La
Aurtera plantation in the State of
Chiapas. Reports received here do not
give the cause of his death.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-16
MANY nxoIaNe ADvnNruRns.
mr.. ANA MRS. workman Return frosn
Wouutmim Climbing Expedition

Mountain Climbing ExRtaitiVn-
paris, May 15.-Dr. and Mrs Wh-
liam workman, the American cxplor-
ers and mountain climbers, nave ts-
turned TO Paris after six weeks ex-
nedition in Turkestan. In which they
had many exciting adventures Mnlse
On one occasion their Coolies mutinted
ana mad TO be subdued. and on another
thev were robbed by their carriers
10 new record for. height was es-
tablIshed but Mrs. Workman, tccom-
panied by two guides, was sueeessfui
IN scaling a peak 1880 feet high on
the water shed between the haspar ahe
Biafo Glaciers in the TamirS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-16
FERTILEzER coMBINr.


to Give Evidence.
Richmond. Va. May I5.-samuel T.
morgan, President OF the Virginia Car
DINA Chemical Company: s. Dabney
Crenshaw. Secretary. and s. w. Trav-
ers, Treasurer, all of this city, were
today subpoenaed by the Circuit Court
Of the United States for the District of
New Jersey to give evidence here. May
~. before notary in the suit pending.
in which George Rogers Is the plain
tiff against the alleged fertilizer COM
bine.
The suit grows out Of contests to
titles to phosphate lands. in Tennes-
see.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-16

was on account Of revenue or 10 pro-
mote cheap prices in razors.
ut IL to obtain razors at reasonable
prices.s said Mr.. Simmons.
For domestic or social ~purposesf'
inquired Mr.. Smith. with the result
that for the moment the Senate was
convnlsed with laughter.
Down in my part of the country
they are used partly for social pur-
poses" responded Mr.. Simmons.
ESPECIALLY among the Republican
population" interposed Senator Bailey.
Mr.. simmons wanted to know why
II Sc per cent. was SUFFICIENT protec-
ton for razors under the Dingley law,
% per cent should now be required.
without completing the schedule the
Senate went into executive session.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-16
general Reven Dead.

Bogota. Colombia, May 15--Generaa
Victor Caideron Reyes. former minis
ter OF war and recently, COMMANDMENTS
chief Of the Colombian army. died ia
this olty today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-16
Crude Pe1ro1euru..

Washington, May 15.--The Senate
Committee on Finance has decided to
take no action on crude. petroleum.
which was placed on the free list by
the House Committee. and which was
reported to the Senate In the same
form.
The House included the products Of
petroleum in the same class, and the
Senate committee will recommend that
the words and the products" be
stricken out. The effect OF this amend
mend. If adopted. would be to make
such products Of petroleum dutiable as
are now dutbiale under the Dingley
law. A great many manufactured arr
ticles, which both bodies intend shall
remain on the dutiabie list, are manu-
featured wholly or in part from petro-
Ieum products.
II is Understood that senator Scott
will press his amendment in the SEN
ate to plata crude and refined petrn-
Ieum on the dutiable list at SO cents
a barrel when that schedule IL reached.
but that the amendment will not have
the support of the committee, The
west Virginia senatore are peeking
votes on both sides of the chamber in
support OF the amendment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-16
THE WEATHER.

washington, May I5s--FOreeast for
SIRbamas Thunder showers sunday,
Monday, partly eIOudxs light variable
wtndA. 4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-16
MONEY ROLLS
TN FOR SCHOOL
Baptist Generosity To
Seminary
THOUSANDS ARE SUBSCRIBED
Portrait And Monument Are I'M
yelled :
Ceavention Honors the Memory Of DE.
Boycs and Or. Eaton--cers-
meay at Cave Hni
Cemetery.

/. Louisville. KY. May ls.---Ba..inlcve
was this afternoon chosen By the
southern Baptists as The place for
holding their next annual convention.
The convention will open May IL.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-16
Shocks Montsemexy Rriends.

News OF the suicide OF Captain Hem
ley ct his home In Birmingham was
great shock to his friends In Mont
gomery wifere he resided many years,
Captain Henley was q native OF
Montgomery. His-fatfier was John
Henley an ante-bellum banker OF
Montgomery, whose business was the
predecessor OF the old Farley Bank.
From Montgomery Captain Henley
went as student to the University Of
Alabama and as boy enlisted as d
Confederate soldier as q member Of
billiards. Legion. He became Captain
OF Company O.. 18th Alabama Regi-
ment. and served throushout the war
as gallant soldier
The widow OF Captain Henley. whom
he married great many years ago.
was a daughter OF Charles Lam. Of
Birmingham. who also had resided
many years In Montgomery.
In the early days OF Birmingham
Captain Henley removed there ami had
been q very successful man. He was
fine character OF man. genial and
loyal and wherever he was known he
had q wide circle OF friends,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-16
JOHN c. HENLEY
KILLS HIMSELF
One Of Birmingham's
Wealthy Citizens.
SHOT HIMSELF At HOME
He Had Been IN u Health a Long
Time.
captain Henley a. o. Time Re.iaea
.. Mestsemery--Hs q Survived
BY widow snd
TArse seas.
SHOT HIMSELF At HOME

Birmingham. May i5.--tspeciai)--
Capt. John C. Henley. aged 81 years,
q long resident Of Birmingham and
one of the. wealthy men OF the places
shot himself today At his home on the
South Highlands. death following
shortly afterwards.
Captain Henley had been i'll for quite
while. and the rash act was COM
mitted while he was temporarily out
of his mind. He 10 survived by q
widow and three children.
Captain Henley resided at ono time
In Montgomery.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-16
DAMAGES
FOR MRS. INGERS0L
Wins Action Against Davis Estate for
500, Geo.

Boston, April 15.-The lengthy MI
alton against relatives Of the lat
tndrcw J. Davis. a wealthy MONTANA
nine owner, by Mrs, Eva A.. Ingcrsoll
IF Dobbs Ferry. \. y, widow of thi
ate Colonel Robert G. Ingcrsoll, end
d today when Judge William l.. Put
lam awarded Mrs. Ingcrsoll Sl3S,SlO
With interest ana costs.
Following the death of Mr.. Davis
'ertain of his relatives enga ged Col
mel Ingersoll as counsel in an effort
q broak his VIII, agreeing to pa,
100000. Aftcr colonel Ingcrsoll died
he Davis relatives refused to pay The
widow the amount, claiming that the
full services called for had not been
performed.
Mrs lngcrsoll then brought suit in
the United states circuit court to re.
cover 100000 from Henry Root of
Dwell; Joseph A. Coram, Of Boston.
and others, who made the contract.
The court decided i'm her favor and
he case was appealed to the United
states circuit court Of appears which
'cvcrscd the verdict Mis-. Ingersoll
hen took the ease to tho United
'tatts supreme court, which reversed
thc decision of the court OF appeals
As a result of this decision Judge
Putnam issued the final decree, prac-
iically rcaffirming the original de-
OF the court.
'(d95Mui -oNNoz am Grimm nuzb0k0
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-16
C0LUMB|ANS GIVE
BRILLIANT DANCE
-Four Hundred Enjoy Hospitality
of the Knights in Second An
nuaI Ball in EIkS Building,

Fully four hundred guests enjoyed
the hospitality Of the Knights Of Co
lumbus in their annual cost Eastel
bali given in Elks' ball room last
night. The arrangements for tho
dance We're perfect, the music the very
best and the refreshments enjoyable.
The committee of arrangements left
nothing undone to make for success
and achieved it brilliantly The af-
fair last night is the second public
social function given by the Knights
ana has established their reputation
firmly as accomplished entertainers.
The committees We're as follows:
Reception.
o. y. Marion. J. W Prestel, j. T..
Armiio, p. +. McCanna, f. +. Scheele,
". Ticrney, VIM. J. White. G. S. White.
Delaney, l.. A.. Tessier, George Pat
ridge, DR.. II. b. kaufman. William a.
Kelcher. solomon Luna. w. d. Muir
ray. j. a. Mahoney D.. A. Macpherson.
j. II. O'Rielly. DR.. j. A. Reidy. +. j
Savage, j. d. Sena, Victor sails, f. f.
Wood.
John A. Johnson, Frank X. Harris
Frank a. Murphy. j.. r. Scott. Frank
<ruske. }. b. McManus, John Tierney.
John Beaver. W. H.. Burbage. DR..
p. Bassette. Joseph Jolly, p. +. Sui
Ivan.
Arrangement.
Thomas f. Keleher, JT., Robert b..
McCabe. j. +. Maher, r. G. Apodaca
$500 photograph given away abb
solutcly free May ], 1909, by The
Futrelle Furniture Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-16

WashmgfUn- NUTT I5-IIrrVlnl
out their pledge fuI "a cleaner Wash
ington. society women We're out n
full force today supervising the clear
ing of the streets OF the city Of al
blowing paper and debris not gath.
cred by the rubbish carts Tho schem,
was inaugurated hy the women Of
the Twentieth Century club. The HI.
tcrest of one woman in each block
was enlisted 10 act as chairman for
that block and she In turn end.avored
TO interest an the other housevives m
tn. block
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-16

Springfield. H.. April l5.-Dniy the
negroes who suffered at the hands
~ mobs during thu disorders here
last August. or their heirs can re-
cover damage for death or injury
from tho city under the statute relat.
ing To- mobs. according To- the decision
rendered today by Judge reighton. He
sustained the city's demurrers IN the
cases Of q number Of white iufu uho
were killed or injured.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-16
SCOTS Emulsion

at their mothers Knee. This had
power in ii that changed them
from weak, delicate boys into
strong, robust boys.
II has the same power to-day.
BOYS and girls who are pale and
weak get food and energy out 0
SCOTS Emulsion. 1t makes
children grow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-16
POST--lAO|fS WILL
Be FEATURE OF THE
BIG FIESTA
Unless You Want to Be Roast
ed You viii Have 10 Pay the
Price When Your Name is
Called,

one of the novel features of the
big Elks' Fiesta and Worlds Exposi-
ton beginning In the Elks' building
on May 10 viii be the 'post-ladies. 90
wen known young Albuquerque wom-
en- in letter carriers and messenger
boys costumes, who Will announce
messages and special delivery letters
for various prominent Elks, In case
the victim fails to come through with
the fee for the message or letter the
latter will be read loudly for the bene-
fit Of the crowd and all recipients are
warned to pay up promptly to avoid
trouble.
The preparations for the great event
which Will be held all over the Elks'
building for six days are coming on
apace and there Will be something
marvellous and sensational in every
room in the building.
The following committees have been
chosen to take charge ON the vari-
Gus professional nights of the fiesta.
Monday evening. Bankers Night
Committee-Messrs r. II. Collier.
chairman. Roy Mcdonald. Samuel
Piekard. Ross Merritt and Guy Rog-
crs.
Tuesday evening, Merchants Night
Committce-Messrs Ben Jaffa, chair
ilidiis d. iTIt-ltl. George nUfn1E
Frank Strong and p. Ruppe
Wednesday evening. Lawyers Night
Committee-Messls NJ. +. Hickey.
chairman: J, b. Newell. II. ". ID.
BRYAN. Edward Medler and George
r. Craig.
Thursday evening, Insurance Mems
Night Committee-Messrs. 7. f Nc
Gamma. chairman; F. II. Kent, Mel
VILE summers, r. a. Sleyester and +
S. Parker.
Friday evening. Doctors Night COM
mittee-Dr. j. Fl. Wroth. chairman
DR.. p. G.. Cornish, Or. /. G. Rice Dr.
NJ. X. Wylder and DR.. J. w Elder
Saturday evening. Ladies Night
contradictions jesse Miller.
@. /. Brooks. r. w. u. Bryan, VI. l.
stern and W. Y. Walton.
Following are committees in charge
of the different booths at the fiesta:
Candy Booth.
Mrs. Gunsul, chairman: Mrs. Harry
Lee. Miss Elizabeth Wiley. Mrs. NJ. r.
summers, Miss Katherine Suiekler,
Miss Jcttie Rosenwald. Mrs. John Lee
Clarke.
Fancy Work.
Mrs. Jesse Miller, Mrs O. 4. Mat
son. Mrs. r. a. Frost. Mrs. Roy Nc
Donald. Mrs. McLandress. Miss Mil
dred Fox, Miss Irene Saint.
tIONtT tbottll.
Mrs. Ivan Grunsfeld. Mrs. Folly
Lester. Mrs. Dave R%osenWald. Miss
Minnie Holman, Mrs. Warren. Mrs
Robert smart. Miss Erna Ferguson
Ice Crcam ana Cake.
Mrs. Frank Mckee, Mrs. Collier
Earl Steam. Mrs. Briggs, Mrs !
Hahn. Mrs. DIR. wilder, Mrs. DR.
Frank.
Post OFFICE
Mrs. Don Rankin. Mrs. Hcrmar
Butcher, Mrs. Geo. +. Albright, Mrs
Ward Anderson. Mrs. \. Borders
Miss Chairman. Mrs. Harry benjamin
japanese Tea Garden, sandwiches Etc
Mrs. O'Rielly, Mrs. p f. McCanna
Mrs. Ralph Hunt. Mrs. DR.. Pearce
Miss Anita Thomas. MIS-. w. Y Wal
Mrs. Schwentker.
Cigar Booth.
Mrs. NJ. .. Chadbournc, Mrs. J.
Dana Johnson. Mrs. Max Schuste'
Mrs. Himoe. MIS-. r. l. Woolscy. Miss
iladys Childers, Miss Bessie Bald
'idge.
Home Cooking Booth.
Mrs. John :. Beavrn N"s. l. i
.uthy. Mrs. Mike Mandcll. Mrs. Leon
stern. Mrs. George X. Craig. Mrs
'bomas MpMfUin. Miss Partridge.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-16

S25 900 phonograph given away abb
enlnieiv free Mnv !. 1900. my Tho
FuifeeIfc Furniture GO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-16
w. L.Trimbie & Co

Livery. reed and sale Stnbles First
Class Turnouts st Reasonable Rates
Telephone B.. y. second So
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-16

Send this advertisement. together with name OF
uarer in which ii appears, yoLr address and -four
cents TO cover postage. and we viii send you .
Complete Handy Atlas Of the Wohd' :; ::
SCOTT 6 BOVINE. 400 Pearl Street. Nav ,orL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-16

OUR WORN OF LAUNDERING
on LADIES COLLARS, SHIRT
WAISTS. SKIRTS AND DUCK
SUITS Is UNSURPASSED. INPER-
IAL LAUNDRY. BACK OF POST
OFFICE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-16
Weak Little Boys

NAV become fine strong men.
Some of the strong men of to-day
were sickly boys years ago.
MANY of them received
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-16

Mrs. NJ. .. Chadbournc, Mrs. y
Dana Johnson. Mrs. Max Schuste'
Mrs. Himoe, Mrs. r. /. Woolscv, Miss
Gladys Childers, Miss Bessie Bald
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-16

Mrs. Don Rankin. Mrs. Herman
Butcher, Mrs. Geo. f. Albright, Mrs
Ward Anderson. Mrs. \. Borders
Miss CHAPMAN. Mrs. Harry benjamin
Japanese Tea Garden, Sandwiches Etc.
Mrs. O'Rielly, Mrs. = Il. McCanna
Mrs. Ralnh Hunt. Mrs. DR.. Pearce
Miss Anita Thomas. MIS-. w. Y Wal
ton. Mrs. Schwentker.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-16

Mrs. John :. Beavrn Ms. l. +
Luthy. Mrs. Mike Mandcll. Mrs. Leon
storm. Mrs. George r. Craig. Mrs
Thomas McMilin. Miss Partridge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

Bears. ~ Of 'em. hold down the
final act OF the Majestic theatre
bin in splendid style this week
Twelve bruins, in size varying
from a near cub 10 O big brute,
cavort and gambol around the
stage without a word OF command
being uttered. "A Strenuous Pupil,
put on BY John Carl Robiseh and
Wayne Chlldress, brings out the
applause in good shape.
Gertrude Van Dyke Is on With a
clever musical act. She sings with
two voices and accomplished a lot
Of music In several other ways.
Ray Fern comes out with a bunch
Of good jokes. For willowy,
writhing, outof joint stunt, the
Brothers Whitman hold a lantern
way above anything seen In this
town for many moons. They APP
pear dressed as a frog and an an
alligator. with excellent stage set
tlngs. Yola Yberri Ii a cute Mexi-
can dancer and Louise Taylor Is a
soprano BolOist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
ORPHEUM ACTS ARE
UP To SHE USUAL
STANDARD OF HOUSE
MAJESTIC AND PANTAogs or.
FER BIG ANIMAL ACTS TO
CAPACITY AUDIENCES.

Ae7tAsNAe@NfH
And then. again. Il isn't so gRt.
ling.
But from keel 70 t'pm'st It's a
fairly neat little package OF song.
sun and sammertide tto cop a
chant from Chaacerl.
I'm cocksure Of this That II was
no Arctic audience last nlght. And
the fun hunters warmed up 20 The
Brahms QuaFtette' lnstnnter From
an upper left box Louie Lurie
looked them over and liked EN-.
And he was but r Piuribus uuum.
They're musicians from mulliga.
tawney to marshmallows Miss Lucy
Fuhrer has her cello completely
cowed. and Sister Bessie makes her
little old Strad behave. "A a vocal
Is, Miss Betty Patterson shows the
way TO o-sopranudou4. and ssBs
Henrietta ThaxteF does piauics par
excellence There's nothing dfyas-
dust about the four misses. They
simply hold you UP and take Il
away from you The act Il a win.
ner. with watercress around. and
the young women weave anything
but WOODY web.
Those Daffy Dancers and Song
sters. Fay. CoIeys and Fay, are
there sans bunk. sans finnrlsh-tust
class. that's all They never gave
us a chance 10 cry ~Kyrie E.leison. .
These Jolly Joysters are on asphalt
with the high gear thrown Ia from
cellar 20 garrett hope I make II
plain tbsf the Fays frank and Ger
trudel and the Coleys tCiarence
and Fiatiie) make a noise like pro
tHberant fun. They really do.
As good as a mug Of moonshine
Is little Miss Edwina Barry in THE
Home Breaker" tickle-tinged
farce OF the bang-up brand. Miss
Barry is fianked by William Rich.
ards. Robert Wighton. LILLIAN Dii.
worth and Ann FgeItsOn. At times
the mirfh IL naelstromic. with Mas
Barry on the bridge and Mr.. Rich.
ards frat officer
The fanciest flesh and blood knot
fist that ever slipped into Seattle is
Carietta. The Human Dragon" It's
safe wager that Carieftag bones
consist OF rubber He pulls off
some slithefy stuff which is hot
Junk for those who dote on this
particular form OF entertainment
Were we lemonlzed when Jock
Mckay. the Scot. Harry Landered
.it2 dunno. Jock pulled some
widowed mirth. and then, again.
he's possessed OF beautiful burr.
For a finish he hagpipes.
Reserved for the finish rs the
Potter. HartweII trio. included In
which is the Man With Two
Heads" These two young men and
a girl provide plenty OF ping and
pep. The act carries a fairly heavy
voltage.
The Tossing Aus,lns are stung
for the opener. but they get away
with II in capital form. The girl
end Of the dolngs springs some cley-
er rope jumping clog. and the male
portion Of the spread comedies we'll.
All In all-gatling goods. Mr..
Reiter
EDDIE BOYDEN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

Seven bristling, growing, roar
Ing. snapping lions and two almost
grinDing bears are the real feature
OF the bin al Pantages this week.
Princess Irene. with only q whip
IN her hand. enters the cage alone.
She puts them ali through q series
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30


'ze Clary. the solo con
James cathedral, Il to
at Sunday after
III liar concert by the
4 @ehestra at the Moore.
~ assd p Seattle for sew
~ ~ M 90 q large musical
: .ie The complete pro
!. asa' handay will be as
y, a y. 49,. -. Schubert
u Poes and Peasant
''''''.. .s..... Suppe
- sts......... Bach
IRON Nine Butter.
h ap,..., ...ss....P uccini
III. ~ ...s,. Schubert
! lsa aarS Louise ciary.
NJ s ", from shakes.
/ ~. Henry VIII" German
''''e from "Bpabdll'
'',. Moazkowski
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

~ asAf NJ anu
H Iohn Cort today rear.
ne bookings Of the near
Z lhs Moore and the Grand
sung % The Alaskan" the
- q December 70 at the
M By giving "The Soul
nc has held the time Just
The Alaskan. the first
slis d the week Of Decem.
Y ne Grand. Primrose's
wi then have the last
Ais Of the week at the
q the local theatrical
u sincerely sympathize
~ and Frank Hood, who
'osl their father, an
~-sas Of this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

OF simple tricks and then leaves
the cage unacethed, much to the
enrpriso and relief Of many women
members OF the audience.
The Four nordeena, with a fly.
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know the quality.