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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-17
TEA OR COFFEE FREE
 TO PULLMAN TRAFFIC

Pittsburg, March 16.--The Pennsyl- vania Railroad has announced that hereafter it will furnish to all pas- sengers on Pullman cars tea or coffee or both free. This will apply only to trains to which a diner is attached.
 The Pullman people have been no- tified that hereafter the porters will be required to go to the dining room at the request of any passenger at any time except when the car *s closed for the night, and bring cof- fee or tea to the passenger without charge.
 Pittsburg officers of the road say 1t has been found that tea and coffee are good preventatives of headaches due to railroad travelling. The railroad company hopes to get more than its money back by not having to take care of SO many sick passengers en route.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-17

year, however, 132 are of metal against 10S fer the previous year. Ex- actly 300 more vessels were built in 1908 than ill 1907, and of the total output Of 6ii,2l6 tons, 4500iS tons were of steel
 The steel constr uction is thus not only by far the largest in our history, but it will De noted that our capacity for steel construction has virtually double since the fiscal year 1901. Tue
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The No Name Club.


 The No Name Club vas pleasantly entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Virgil McAdams, at the nome or her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. H. Tay- Tor, No. 500 West Sixth avenue. It was a St. Patrick affair, all Of the decorations being in green to carry ont this idea. "5O0" was the game. Mrs. B. D. Luck made the highest score and was awarded hand paint ed plate. After the interesting game tempting refreshments were served, that further carried out the motif o1 green and white. Only the club mem- bers were present. and all voted the meeting on of the most enjoyable ones in the history of the club. The following are the members of this club: Mesdames B. D. Luck, Russell Hollis, J. w. Martin, H. l.. Sternberg' Dave Caldwell and Virgil McAdams' and Misses Grace Wright and Rose Custer.
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SHIPBUILDING FOR
 THE YEAR 1908

Washington, March 16.-That the banner year of American shipbuilding closed on June 30 last will no doubt come as a surprising statement to the general reader, yet it is made on the authority of the United States ship ping commissioner, Eugene Tyler Chamberlain. He gives documentary evidence 10 substantiate it. The to- tal number of vessels built in the United States during the fiscal year ended on that date was l, i57, with I gross tonnage Of 14,216
 l For the nearest approach to this output We must turn back moro than half century to the fiscal year end ed June 90, 1855, which had total produce of 5S3,i50 gross tons. The increase for 1908 was 426,65l gross tons, against 409,0a9 gross tons for 1855
 Nor Is that the only gratifying ;ea- ture of the years showing 10 Ameri can pride. The total documented mcr- chant shipping of the United States at the close of the fiscal year, com prising 25.i25 vessels of 8,3j5, ,i.i5 gross tons, is the largest in the his tory of the United States and is larg- CT than the tonnage nnder any other flag except tic Brit sa. to which the current volume of Lloyd's Regis 2, assigns l,563 vessels Of l8,709,537 tons.
 l The same authority credits Ger many with PITS vessels of 4,232,i45 tons. Such comparative facts must always be qualified by the observa- tion that over one-third of our .mer- chant tonnage is employed on tint Great Lakes and the great bulk oi the remainder is employed in purel, domestic transportation.
 During the year we had but sever steamships regularly crossing the At lantic to Europe and recently two o1 these have been transferred to a for, eisn flag. Crossing the Pacific rcgu l3rly we have but six steamships un der the American flag on routes tt South America below the lsthnus ant the Caribbean Sea, to Australia ol Africa.
 Of the seagoing vessels embraced il the total 17,24l were employed on thu Atlantic and Gulf coasts, 3.172 on tht Great Lakes and 3,195 on the Pacific coast. Broadly speaking the classifi cation is into 10,926 steam and l0,3Ot .| sailing vessels. Of the steam vessels 1914 are constructed 2 metal ant 9,ll2 of wood, while of the salint vessels 1o.174 are of wood, and onl. 126 of metal.
 Of the steamers built during tht
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ETHEL TERRY,

ilaed g: tEe decorations. Miss Eula Ware and Miss Dru Gammil succeeded in getting the highest scores. The guest prize, beautiful picture, was won by Mrs c. $. McNew. Mrs. Rob-
 nson was assisted in entertaining her guests by her sister, Miss Plas- tow. In addition to the regular club members tine guests present were Mrs. (. $. McNew anA Miss Plastow. Mrs. Groves will entertain the club nsxt meeting.
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FILES. PILES! PILES.

Williams Indian Pile Ointment will care Blind, Eleedings and 1itching Piles. II absorbs the tulnors, allays itching at once. acts as pOulticc, gives instant relief Williams Indian Pile Ointment is prepare, for Piles and itching of the private parts, Sold by druggists, mail soc and sl.00. Will Hams M'fg, Co, Props, Cleveland, O. Sold by McCammon X Sons
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SOCIETY
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D. A. K. Entertained.

The Pine Bluff Chapter, D. A. R., was entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs D. l.. Trimble and Mrs. R. E. Lee, at Mrs. Lees home on West Second avenue. It was business meeting and much important business WAS disposed of After the business ses~ sion the following program was ren- dered:
 Vocal solo, Mrs. Hinton Ferguson.
 Piano solo, Mrs. H. l. Holderness. :
 Reading, Mrs. W. T. seawell.
 Mrs. Millie Haizlip next rendered the toast that she gave at the D. A. R. banquet given in Little Rock during the D. A. R. convention in that city. Following pleasant social hour dainty refreshments were served.
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Mission Study Class.

Mission Study Class.
 The Mission Study Class was enter teined Monday afternoon by Mrs Shelby Gabbert, at the home Of Mr'' R. M. Galbratth. on West Fifth ave hue. China" was the sub'e:t ot the afternoon and many interesting o"- pers and talks on the Missions or China" were delivered by the follow ing ladies: Mesdames Shelby Gao- bert, Harvey Hogg and PinchbacS Taylor. and Misses Virginia Hudson Blanche Fox and Grace stowell. AL ter the business session social hour was enjoyed. Delightful refreshments were s.lved. The society will Mee' next month with Mrs. Harvey Hose at her home on Chestnut street.
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SERVIA GIVES OUT
 ITS ULTiMATUM

UIeayst News Special to n. f7raphe.3
 Vienna, March 15.-bvIta Il reply 10 Count Forgach's note, has closed the doors to further ncgntions wittg Austria on the economie questions, consider. meanwhile Eas gal. M bn- ing revived.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-17

SEE CHARLES J. MADDING, DISTRICT MANAGER OF THE MA. TIONAL LIFE OF THE U. s. A. (CHICAGO). HE CAN WRITE YOU ANY KIND OF A POLICY YOU WANT. 3-14 If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-17

Colonel Gus Waterman has returned to Dumas, after srendiE4 Sunday with his family. in this e:t,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-17
The HecatOn Club.

Th0 HeCNtOn Club.
 The Hecaton Club will meet this evening at o'clock at the Hotel Jei- erson! Important business will be ~ ~discussed and all members are urged be present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-17

Complete line of reiri4era.nrs al Union Furniture Company. Best in town. g If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-17
Xoman's Auxiliary.

Xoman's Auxiliary.
 The Woman's Auxiliary Society of the Episcopal Church will meet this afternoon with Mrs. Horatio Riley, at her home on Martin avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-17

The Crystal Palace f"atcr will soon open with first class vaudeville.
 3-l7 #
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Friday Euchre Club.

The Friday Euchre Club was en- tertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Adam Robinson, at her homo on West Fourth avenue. Palms and ferns were
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-17

Sectional book cases at Union Furniture Company. 3-7 tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-17

Read the Want Ads. today.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-09-09

toward her. His hat was in his hand
That red mark showed on his fore
head. and his eyes-you could see
his soul through bis eyes,
'.Wellg' she said haughtily.
| saw Jack staggcr hut he caught
himself. raised himself Up. up. until
he stood six feet and more. magnIfi.
cent Ia his manhood
Amy bis voice was calrD-"in this
hour belong here with you. II may
be the last time. but youll let me-
SLOWLY She dropped her eyes. then
raised them They we're full 81 panic
Her lips trembled. Her small frame
shook.
Jack she cried. = don't want u
die" She was sobbing.
lie placed hand under her chin
and. raising her face 10 bis. gael
courage into her eyes.
Come" he said. lie spoke firmly.
and she followed Us, her hand IN
Jacks.
From n window We could see Ia n
dozen places where hell had broken
through red arms that reached up-
ward. grasring the sky. Above there
was no blue. only low hanging can.
opy u smoke, blood red. rolling 70.
ward the sea. Through the corridors
and up the taIrs there seemed 10 drift
a voice that yet was not the voice oi
man. for no one could have told whose
voice Il was Shrieking with terror.
trembling with hopelessness. II came,
"Fire. Fire. And there Is no water.
Set faces met us IN the street O
food Of humanity. dumb. sweeping
tide that bore us on aud on. For hours
We walked: II seemed n Thousand
miles. And always Amy and Jack
were silent. aud always her hand was
IN his. Or. saw him look at her. d
deep wistfulness III his eyes. but IL
did not speak. SO we trudged on.
suddenly heard commandine
voice. Back II cried. CLEAR the
way An automobile shot pasta red
fash. like n meteor. The wind caught
my light hat and sent II spinning.
saw Amy grasp Jack by the arm and
cast a frightened glance over bci
shoulder.
slack" she whispered, did Jon Nc,
that that-iD the aut0r
EYES" he said. 1T was dynamite
She shivered.
Dynamite. and the streets chOkef
with humanity. We knew what q
meant. Another hell was 20 be turned
lOose--a he'll 10 meet belll I though
fast, but did not speak. could not
We came 10 small park that over
looked the bay. The waves we're lasb
Ing themselves inf0 red foam, leapIn.
high ri air ard filling 10 red rain
TIE sun WIS q copper ball.
We found q clear spot between tw,
trees and ~ down 10 rest. Amy wa
quite exhausted. Jack famed he
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ping my hand in both Of his-T.m a

ping my hand in both Of his--"T'm a
dogw
Yes, yes" said impatiently, but
what do you want me to do?"
I'm dog" he repeated. "She had
none to protect her." He sprang up.
God! DO you understands His face
was savage; there was u wild look In
his eyes. IF one hair Of her head
The strong odor of smoke came to
me. could hear the cracking of
flames. The gong Of fire engine
sounded in the distance, drawing near
er and nearer. Above us. between the
tall buildings. the sky was ribbon of
pink.
In heavens name." l cried. "where
is she. Jack?"
He pointed toward the cross street.
SIN the middle of the block" he whis-
pered, ION the left; a large. red hotel.
Look. Tom, is 1t there?'
l looked. The air was hazy with
smoke and dust. | could not see dis
tinctly. But presently it cleared.
YES" l said 1T is there"
saw Jack drop something into his
pocket-a glittering barrel.
Side by side we rushed into the hotel
office. 1t was filled with people. They
We're running here and there like ants
when you disturb their nest. Yet all
was silence-the silence of intense
fright. Amy was not of them. Up
the stairs we dashed. Jack in the lead.
On the third landing we met.
How utterly God forsaken she looked
But when she saw Jack she paused
and stood like stag at bay, her head
poised proudly, her lips trembling, but
yoiceless, the color coming and going
on her cheeks, her bosom heaving.
Through a window the red reflection
of the fire streamed. 1t fell upon the
wall behind her-a scarlet background
for her raven hair.
caught my breath. She was beau
tlful-beautiful, could hear m
heart pounding. could feel my veins
tingle. | forgot the hell that surged
around us. forgot the red tongued
death that was reaching out. ] could
see nothing. think OF nothing. but her,
.Amyr' Jack was standing motion
less: not upright. like she. but leaning
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very slowly, not raising his eyes from
the fire., ''She. wants divorce, OF
course don't blame her. can't.
I've been dog. Tom
/ didn't say anything. The silence
made me uncomfortable Presently he
spoke again.
Il thought | had got used to living
without her and that | wouldn't mind.
But a man can't always tell. After ali
ms pretty hard when il comes 70 the
showdown But | wish she'd had the
papers served yesterday or had waited
until tomorrow He leaned forward.
resting his elbows Oh lis knees. This
Is our wedding anniversary. Tom
understood Jack Marryatt well
enough TO know he'd kick me ont Of
the room II expressed any sympathy.
He didn't want pity. lie wanted some
enc 10 listen while he cursed himself
Tor d strong headed, stubborn brute.
He Wis partly right. but didn't be-
Iieye he was altogether al fault /
didn't tell him 50; be would have
Knocked me down.
SO / dressed. and we lii our pipes.
and / listened while he talked Of her.
No lover ever SPOKE more reyerently
Of a woman than he did Of Amy 1
listened. Il was bis heart ! heard
his zig. honest. ihrobblng. bruised
heart. And Is he spoke ] saw where
the little thread had crept in-the li;.
tle thread II discord that had grown
% cable and pulled them apart. Jack
was proud. aud 80 was Amy. poor girl
too proud 70 see aud 20 understand
that. after all. Il was only a rope of
xand.
When at last he ceased ! razed out
ne window at the moonlight fallln.
apon the spires md dornes ard roofs
Of Sg1 Francisco. Here and there
lights fickered 10 the windows BE.
low IN the street occasionally footsteps
passed. a touring car swept By. Or i
hack from which came voices and
laugllter
Presently there drifted 10 us from
an sll night restaurant q confusion ~
sounds. which gradually blended. bear.
lng e Us the melody II Home. Sweet
HOLe. FOR h moment Jack listened
then lie closed the window and re.
suined his seat with a sigh From
sfar ~ ~ tile still air. came III
deep tone ~ bell striking the hour
one. two. three. four. Eve. started
and booked IL Jack. n was morning.
and Il had net seemed oil hour. IIp
walked 70 window and stood with
his hands behind Linn. the waning
moonlight fringing his hair with plle
silver
do not know how long he stood
there My pipe had gone out III.
ashes ID the CRATE we're dull ard life
hss. 4 wicked silence seemed 10 Ia
on everything
Suddenly ! heard 4 sound rs Or rush
lDg wind and listened. then rot u III.
feet. enly 90 reel and cling 20 my chair
The walls trenblcd aud creafpd: ~,
Soor rose and fell. b surginy sea. III
buildlng shitered and gr0anpd iii;e !
wounded animal Old man ferl
rnoclad N lie door Something eau.h
me 81 ard tossed iHp ii TIE ait. aH.
J fell down. down 4 WI. Aeaia
was picked ~ and wblrlpd around
-nre. twice. then dashed against M
wall wis dizzy sly head ach q
my veins seemed bursting. J grabbef
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his I z III u lie as
though TO ease
the throbbing.
"old man." l
S i'd coaxingly,
whats up"
He looked at
me a moment as
much as to say.
what the deuce
are you d DIN &
here:" Then he
took a pape r
from his pocket,
unfolded il care
fully and crush
ed 1t in his fin
gers.
1T has come"
he said finally.
like one talking
TO himself. "and
1t hurts. .
W hat ha )
Gomez" | asked
wonderingly.
Amy" he said
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Of her presence rs man In mid-desert
quaffs his last drop Of water.
Grace saw Us coming and met Us
In the yard. Jack opened the gate,
and Amy passed through. I saw the
women throw their arms around each
others necl heard them sobbing
and turned my back, smotherIng in.
side Of me. Presently heard Grace
speak.
"I'ut ARE you not coming lnr' she
ruid.
NO" sail Jack firmly. Amy was
boxing at hlm. a light In her eyes I
had not seen there during the hours
we had been together. Her hnndo
were clasped 10 front Of her
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When the Earth
YaWned
By EDGAR wELToN COOLEY


Copyright 1903. by American Press Asso.
cation
IL was late when Jack came in
IL nearly midnight. l heard his
IL key in the lock. l heard the
- door open and close softly and
saw his face in the dim light Of the
turned down gas. 1t was pale. bag.
gard. careworn. He threw himself
into a mission rocker and sat gazing
into the flickering fire in the CRATE.
spoke. but he did not answer. So
] rolled out and sat on the edge Of the
bed and spoke again. Still he did not
reply. He sat with his chin in his
palm. ose long finger pressing against
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Copyright 1909. by American Press Asso.
ctAtion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14
CHALLENGES
ROLLER
FRED RUSSELL POSTS FORFEIT
FOR MATCH WITH ROLLER
OR DENVER 60 MARTIN.

Here lH a chance for either Or
Roller or Denver Ed Martin
Fred Russell, a veteran OF over
a hundred heavyweight ring bat
Ties. has challenged either Of them
20 a a0.round nght 90 take place
any time or any place Russell ID
In earnest and has posted a forfeit
OF $3.50 with the sporting editor OF
Tho Star 60 bind the match
Russell has met some ~ the beat
known heavyweight pnga Ia che
buelneaH. bat has been out ~ the
gamo for SOME time. and d al pres.
emit developing a small farm near
Kent This has put him Ia perfect
condition he says. and he viii De-
ready on short notice "a eater the
rims against Roller or Martin Rus.
sell declares Bic Is not Ia the has
boon" class by a long shot He
stands feet inches and weighs
22h pounds at present
In 1901 Russell met sharkoy ln
Denver. hut in the fourth round
the police stopped the flght short.
~ after that be- won from Joe
Chaynakl ia four rounds The toll.
lowing year h. fought six rounds
against Kid Mccoy iu Philadelphia
So decision was rendered Russell
has also victories 90 his credit over
Hank Grfnn. four rounds. aud
Peter Maher. six rounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14

NnF nIH ffl0nH HUuDHI Inhu'
Met loskry now ia the managerial
berth IN Milwaukee has hts limo nut
Tor PUG Bennett, second haaeman on
the Seattle team last season John
had BENNETT iu 81 Louis two yuafs
aFe and ROW wants Justin 60 flii ihe
second cushion on the titgrtewu
teHn Benefits release was trans.
ferred O. 81 puni last fam with the
understanding that he should ~.
vert % Seattle n not needed at the
SANITY burE Pug f. az present de-
NrlopluE a gold mine Ia California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14

Jesse WeatnrEaafd. who waa
thrown on two different occasions
here by DR.. Roller. vii wrcatie Jack
i4fdin al omaha on Jan. a.. i.maiu
halls from Chicago and 10 credited
With a throw 90 Farmer Burns.
WcsgerKaard won a wrestling match
FROM hAouei De Beuen iu Chicago
last week. The Frenehman was 90
have thrown Jesse twice in IS mln
utss. but failed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14

LONDON. Jan tt MannGcr Bet
tlnNsoH ag the National London Ath-
letic club has received asa answer
from joe Woodmau manager 81
sam tanKfogd. the eoinred heavy
weight. relative 90 tauEiord meet
irs Jack johnson hers la Mas
Wuotman says iangferi o. willing
90 meet Johnson. bus demands a
guarantee before he would consider
terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14

The BIS hague teams VIII open
tire next season an follows. NH-
tiauai. brooklyn in New York
Fhiiadelphla IN Boston. ST. Louis
tn Chlcaxo fittsburx in Cincinnati
American New York 81 rhiiaael.
phia. Boston Ia Washington. chi.
caxp IN Cleveland. Detroit in 81
Louis. The date viii ne either
AIariY ID ur AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14
sporta 70 Attend.

Denver t'd. Martha. the coiured
heaNy weighJ viii feferre the box
ina bouts az the smoker Of the
Woodland Athletic club m Kirk
weod han near South Shore station.
Green Lake, tonight pF a. E
Roller Joe CnrarN. Duncan Me.
Donald Prof naron aud others we'll
known In she world IT sports have
sienified their intention 90 take ln
tho show, The card Includes some
OF lna beat how. In lha city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14

Tho Elliott BAY Yacht club last
night held an enthualaHtic meeting
and unanimously elected the fol
lowing officers ~ W 1ouhrr, cnms
motore, Cant. n A Hoyt vice conn
uiodere, James " rciintier srcAe-
urefi diroctnrs, two-y year term. ~
" Starrvtt Miller freeman and Or
81 t. Wood. one year term 81 g.
Moss Capt w NJ Allison. g. "
Wiley and Geo n Vanderyepr The
club has now over 81 Geo aubacrihna
fnr the new clubhouse and ibN
fneuahefa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14

G1LnFfEt.p, New. Jan. i4--Abe
Atfeil and Freddie Weeks hook al
tonight. Aitrii WAS 10 1 ana 4
% fayortfe this morning Eddie
irare9 viii referee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14

MANThn--A0ENES
$50 ru tff A WEEK "a fact, pe can
prove ft Agents who make only $50 10
slo per week in other lines are taxing
orders for Velvet toothpie6a a new paf.
ontcd apeciaity that cells GA siRhti any
touch on cid style toothniek aeain we
will Give sea- thc nantes "a ffastAn agents
now making ST. ~ NiN naf aay Write
az nnrr send zoe Sc taFer cost -
samples and postage Velvet foethqieh
Co.. asa sammag So. nostan, Mass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14

Frank smith. pitcher II the chs-
cage American league club. IL the
latest candidate "a uewt Jack John.
son SmlfA - clever boxer aud
wil be- remembered a. = llkmlY ap.
pouenf fos Jefgriea y hen the boiler.
maker was owner - the titie Sci
Frtafy Fredsrlcks 81 thn White sax
says he VIII post a tte.eo9 forfeit
l.r Ii. 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14

hnruie Mttay who pitched fnr
uugdala IN 1898 and whn waa Trad.
"a 20 Los Angeles fof noliugswarfh.
aud captain % the Oakland team
last year. viii coach the 81 VIM
cent college baseball and track
ieaufa until the upeniuw II the coast
iGARue sea SON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14

Joe 0tnunnf. manager - stan
lny heteh~i the miadiemeiwhf cham.
uian. stated ID recent intryeie&
tfnt n ketch~i retains hla deter
rlnntian - meet Jaek johnson. ~
win have g. get another manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-14

Thls from fltsslmmnus now
playing az the oxford Music ball
London. regarding jack iuhnson
Il viii take him on az ths sne III
mg prranpt engagement 90 - Nerhs
have hsinn offered long renewal
Nant 10 Get back to the reAi Trims
thn ring.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE GRAND

hHG 0NAND
JOHN CoRT Manager
balance OF Week Matinee saturday
chaa' a. Miner tincl Presents
"suonE ACnEs"
With tho Distinguished Character
Actor Archie Boyd,
Nights. zoe 20 81. Mats. 2sc TO Use.
beginning with Matinee Sunday.
Other Matineos Wednesday and
Saturday
The Charles A, Yale Go Presents the
Everlasting t2Sth season.
"TnE DEVILS AUCTION.
Extravaganza. Ballet. Vaudeville.
Pantomlme Spectacle. Musical
Comedy.
Seats NOW on sale-26c 20 ti.00.