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lied the fact For the first time this
week. there was little or no euthuni-
aHn ia the house
A. Carmen. Frau g. a. some re-
spectH excellent Tier voice ie good.
and she looks and acts the part FER
mannerisma are IDEAL. bat nature
WAS unhind So the pfimn donna, and
hurdeued her with too much avoir-
dupois FER dancing Was anything
hui iifhe
Maurini az Don Jore was excel
lent and easily the star Of the pros
auciiun. Ant1ia aa Escamilii0 looked
the typical Spanish matndor. but hia
voice far Too weak 90 DO justice
20 the famous Torendor song de-
spite the fact. the audience Insisted
upon and received an encore
A. usual there were EiafinK errors
iu the stage direction a SELF re-
specuuR bell fighter would have died
p chaErin at the sight II the plea
dorea banderillsros and assistants ~
last nlKht Their costumes were
correct but Is ended there The
spanish army has never been famed
Tor efficiency bsfi last nights lmita-
ton was 40 gross q libel that &C.
may yet cause International cnmpii.
ratlDnH And the aupea such 4
weird collection Seattle has not
seen Ia many a day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19
csss.r, Program

-. re v ~. : : ~ ] y !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

Mg attention has been elilef Ha
"a fuan afNaFF says when De- writes
f1 So editor aifh e hniifr fn the fact
fhaf ne Oii tiifafre on upper
piae sf haa aEain puf up ~ shut
tiers Thls tlfflr house. while veil
equipped. hsH opened and closed
sfeen times CD The rast fwu aeaan nH
Do has hsnsef drama. musical come
aff pictures aud vaudeville. and Do
in ffaf i1ratiHn
Ana vet " is fha simplest thing iu
fhe world iD draw audiences 40 THE
n0use ail you have tn De- b. ~ ae-
rura good stneE company and thon
rnf either David Wsrfield ug Maude
Adams ta bead it and Fpu wiil play
ta capacity every night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

, - =eaatu ana hHr been Treas
4ref 0f fhe AlhHMbra fheatrr since
fhe nauss epened iasf July. "a 10 leave
fhat position hls EnHafn lerum :
ins effective tonight ile wili at
umbmg 20 ESQ aiiuramenfs of the
sn0w hHelnfeH
Hauain m an unusually efficient
and popular lat office mau. and the
hauae HsnaEameuf ana patrons alike
Hre FerF sarrf Ga 500 hin leave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

ihe ffNras tnFv wnned each other de
vutralt iu ffout % lhe footliEhts
A. illustrative Va iass ltuw cutnricte.
NJ Effaf actors San luse themselves
in fhTiF arr. h9weNNF this - hat
Miss Richie was foinHiuA nf H.
Haven 40 ttse'r eiir sir Nss huNx IND
hsfn uu tMr Stage
The miaefahie little fellow g. hr-
ueafh ms eUntem nf-euttsFls n~nrAth
ms nnglcr les him talk Why
slfsH'1 5 Hntler hat - SAYS When
hr e fAfouNh talking ! will taik in
"a different way
And % nsa.isstiy daeftibinE her
.l-s.r. ~ a.ANA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

Two mHrfY chorus sifis Uefa
ratfsinx ar broadway. in New York.
tnw either Afternoon ON the corner
hes spied tis man. aith u heavy
fur aveFcnas ard "A Hiih hsf stand.
inN with His barN toward fssrm
String him ur faF an actor sremi
hts appearance they Thought ~
Haaid - great sun go ailp az ~
hind him. sisp him an the hack
snv Hello. Uncle Jed Why. beg
pardon. we thauKit Yau wers our
Uncle Jed from Fudank4 and then
aruioEins and rsss al.
Sc they Went az aaa slapped The
supposed actor On ere hark ard
Called him fheir Uncle Jed. ard thea
nearly tainted The man waE q
erai hack negro. aud h. faok in fhs
Filaatinn af once
Ehuan ahN 70 Nueln led Ahm
pos fli SLAB io see ms Htfls nieers
a9#in. tea.
and ID ths iaush that went sp
from ire crowd ths charua girls dis
appeared
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Hag reader ufeal adwiG Is Sigh art
rhr Whaie iroHhir started t-cauas.
Miss ktifebie pinned 80 y notice 90
che eail board slseut Ere Actors
FUND sair ~ uaven was - uu-
ENitani az ta fnsf be tNwn Miss
Hltchls Rad b. 81 ~ che stage iust
iheu. hut Wheu sha came OF thF
ihlrEa Shove frs ribbed began hap
penlnF g. rte HneaN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

Aflss Ritchin. Il
FnTinH had q ter
riffs hattie uei
OF the uanal
stage variety,
p ith Carter lie
Haven also a
rfint pal 81 the
uupauy \ D =
wAH ere s&tfsr.
hut if spelled hsf
ftu3ah
To- ffaFu an Z
titas Rite ne e
ere nrdeuf iot
srs 81 tiie PLAY
nm IA after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

n seems there r. another Dad
Russell in 9hc shnu business ffe
ts ne dnHrkreper - an Omaha
theatre. and 10 % years ~ aEe Ne
maaf have been 4 sTuNu man when
our 0wm rnH RuHHeH was sglii 4
lightning change artist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

Arthur HaueF q former chorus
man IN The Merry Widow. went
90 Mente earle not long ago And
starting with tis9. soon won tat 600
This should b. lesson % yuu. boys
ana giriH 80 he prudent and save
money Had not Bauer carefully
saved AZ the iite In TIE first place
he could newer havs NinaNsad this
wealth. as D. did
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lptsnf lied hiui
Sod and plenty
Weut after hln
af ~tapr his
face Tinm fhf
fsflnN Eratiis.
ms vAntFF has
ana broke ft ms
tHxer vanity box
Then e went ~
tee hiHn again an
gHuchefi bis faft
rsi fur hlfn and
he turn o. a and
rMn
All ~ whicft.
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Musical cemsdy--stsr.

o u Monday
afternoon g D. .
Etiw Armstrong
Musical Comedy
company NJ the
star theatre VIII
change the pres
ent bin College
Girls. So - new
musical conns,iy
INTRODUCING the
company 10 six
~ eight new
song and dane
ing peciaitiea
Z r o. m popular
rFara az fHa Tae
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DE HAVEN LICKED
BY ADELE RTTCHIE.
Real Reason for the Lat
ter's Sudden Withdrawal
From The Girl in the
Taxi" in Chicago is Ex.
planned.
aY }. wlLLls sAYRH.

Now comes tu light the RIAL Yea
~ aan Zoe Adele ttltrhie'a sudden
departure from tha fanhs - "rha
.Gifi n the raNL" as me rnrt thea
ire in ghtaEo. and the selection az
Wsf Nsiag Ed Her sfeaH
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collection. Every ume she gets up
e. 90 90 90 she sends them an hY
express ga her home town. instruct
los her mother a. pass them out 20
the drrsrp iug natives
Miss Dyer simply can't make her
poe krihonk behave when che aers a
naw hat % mumt make an awful
hole iH her $500 weekly SALARY.
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The Last Week Of LENT Will See Many Good Theatrical Attractions
-seesmiao oirl"-Alhamss..

Al the AihRn
hFa che National
opera company
IN tomorrow
night alNM ITS
gaai bye frnat-
tiap ~ FiatnW =
o fnfc npnra.
Martha Mon
day Htaht hnd an
next week tho
eonfaHy will be-
seen Ia a revival
- ualfea iiEht
opera bohemian
0trl The rnlr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19
CARMEN" OFFERED
BY THE LAMBARDIS

Carmen has been far better sung
and staged ln Seattle than last night
at gho Moore. and ihe audience real
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

Sweet clover"
viii be the offer
inE AZ the Lois
tomorrow after
noon and all ne 81
week Tlie play
has not been seen
here hofors Cor
five years past
Il IA a comedy
Ora ~ " la four
aetH. tho first 81
Whlolt % laid At
he folno ~ b
b o M est cad on
Sweet Glove ~
farm Ia fnNuftf-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

LILLIAN Dyer
II THE House
II "a thousand
Candles com
fmny g. a hat
fisud lfef im
akiuatiVe press
department AYERS
that SHE ieff New
Y ork with rs
h ats carrying
Hperiai trun X n
Tor th q in. aud
that Be- every
town they plmg
Hin adds one or
tao more to ths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

TIE aprra has since been suns
here number 81 iimm1. notably ~
Rose Cecilia shay aud her grand
opera campauy siN years aEo The
san Francisco Opera company paf
% On AT iha araud in 1907. win Aide
fiewmi a. airline. and ia iFes With
AnUa fAehtsr IN the name rolls
THE HOUSE ~ q THOUSANDS Can
dies Naa played hers IN stock ~ the
t.nia Xnaf ago iu nHNt seeks rast
siii b. Lillian Dyer. who was here
two Yeags ago with The Co.'S
raneher
Sweet Clover" Vas played a. The
Grand IN ipas and again Ia 1905. BY
companies inrludlus utis u Thayar.
Gertrude Hondhill ard Msa seiha
rapsfieid
Edwin Holt AZ ths orphsum next
seak. came hers 81 years ago n eur.
part ~ Nellie Boyd Al The opening
~ Ffs~'a opera house Ia returned
Iu 1928 with Nht Goodwin in a
gifted Fnni" az the Seattle theAfre.
Ne later made two Visits With The
fc Stuart Robson. AMI ea~ IN rnud-
eYiflr 81 thr ur9hrum a year ago
Nrllia ~tehuia smother nrpheitm
performer ~ chs romlnN Neek. vas
tho irifaa aaura ln The sultan ~
9uiu &c ihs Grand fise years $50.
Ralph Cummings. 81 che PantaEes
next week headed bis own stock
camrsnv - tnr Grand sine Ysara
Aaa THIS srfinH Sc Nas usmhef
"a the original stock company ~ ths
Lois. ard played there Tor nearly q
ssasuu. ne mae iu vaudeville ~ the
atsr in 1908 and az the fRnfasos 10
1897
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

"rhe House Of
a Thousand Can
dies VIII be pre-
sented here for
the frat time ~
= road company
"A the Grand all
next week The
toupany A. un
der the manage
mcut ~ " r.
aeHkell and I'd
" ara Rowland
and the leading
role ~ ia tea. the
butler viii BE-
PLAYED nv Ifuao
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

Next wee ks
acts - the Pan
fagcH. starting
Monday after
noon viii IN
clude Ralph IG
Cummings and
company To- "A
farce comedy,
The TyDewrit
er Cir Z b o
Steiner Trio of
comedy bar ao
ro b ats the
Charles Lsoices-
tor Qusrtefts IN
faEFH r.. -. a -
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Marie Dpro was severely criticized
Arithmstieal Play Titles.
Some one with "a little spare ume
has figured out a liai of plays which
drmuusfF0fea Re- HnmrNha general
uee ~ figures Ia play titles. a. fol-
lows
Minus "a Husband"
THE FIRST Man"
'4rhe SECOND Mrs Thnaucray"
Three Weeks"
'The Fourth Estate"
sThs ifivr Ways
THE Sixth Sense"
Seven Days
"gii Bias rhe Eighth Wonder"
Convict $50
'~rrH Nights In IL Barroem"
The Eleventh Hour"
Twelfth Slight"
Room Number Thirteen
To which be might add "its2"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19
Vaudsvlllsorphsum

A. the Orpiie-
nm, stnFttn e
Monday after
IL o % u. the new
acts will BEGIN
including Will
Gre WHY "a a q
blanche DaFne
IN their last
~ eek Notiie
Niriinla singing
eomesiienne tii q
f.avine Cimnran
Trio 81 grotesque
comedians "A n q
travusty dan ers
Al kHttlfaa tf4afass4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

|...ss snAsy nishA Lam.
- estfenY ln cps
.sMslonx usAnt ssiay
MAJ RI sen ~
1 enaihn u Aent
.sxat NAstonai urera
et Snaay nisai
s, NmiAy Ant OF
~ a~N frs3sy. i'ehs-
k'sts ~ H1uW of a
5000 'sfsiiss
,rrlE Ths u 4 tfrneh
- laisgh 10 48sfh PSF
ssss n TIE dysieri-
eAr Dayk triliAy
LII ~ fess Theasre tan-
I'm Is gzud rftgm
n Saeef tfWer
sssua Rswsa Holt q Sc
% iln&an and
asaeEs RAiah (ansminxa
= =
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~ aill - seen fn
1 q To- Moore nerf
1 nf 81 it olat IN
sIizens aheu Grerri
H 'ie NE indlan
/ Aiisf elfh thaIr
. ~ third aef
4 faseaof Babeort
Il ue mashai uiar
II ana iianry ni
H 'afi7 attraction st
II y shaksspearaan
H niia ID airs to..
H re neart# afv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

and with Gus Leonard. VIII and Va
Armstrong. Archie Mathews and
Ethel Davis in leading roles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

iicut, the second and third Ia New
York city and the fourth back on
the farm an Interior set
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

Ing Bugs" Fred Watson. comedian,
the Fiequnya European novelty 81.
taFihinel ANA Edwin Holt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

George Primrose wi1 soon leave
New YORK. tar Portland Hr ln
huiidiux a bungalow an ghe calum-
bl# river aud Mili make that hla
summer hHsnr. ne has 10 acfes IN
hla OREGON estate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

~"
all en- W ednf
aAN syentaK = T
eext meek hcsin
an ems esins
~ xgx refferpt
ares auit AZ ere
Wnnrs ia tt
mesfs she pr
sa, heF lsst
~awsn The y
fnvenRtian et
Aunt Mars fte
nlAy il a ,iraiia
stsetlsn b. Anne
warmr II q
.~n nofl af
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

koch There are four acts. showing
The sardoa and library of uleuarm
House. respectively.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

lerp". AZ ~ TyrreIl. THE Man with
the kim0no Arnant Brothers. EU-
ropean musical arrohsts and songs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

Twenty -nix yrarr aFe tonight. On
Afafrh ~. tssf. hobby Uaylor head
~ = vaudeville bNi a. the Aihaubra
theatre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

erHi Max York'H Dogs Newell and
Nibio. Instrumental musicians and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

~ mechanical features that are be-
ins built for ii b. the Seattle thea
tre stsE~ fnrc~ thia week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

Tha only pisF which Seattle viii
aae Tor ths first time during the
coming week is The Mysterious
Burglar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

Tomorrow AZ
teruoon this stock
ompauy a. the
Seattle will omen
a weeks per
for ~ ancr IT e.
mel0flrnua that
- n IS Ia DE r
city. "rhe AfYH-
terloua Burglar
The play ID on
Is on the general
q der II Raf
flies. with a plot
that Ia extremely
sensational. a n a
gstfH "a AKfrll ftssfI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

UH.n slack and the musical CONE
IB company anokrn 1T iu thlH cole
un yesterday lnN Chicago For
rti1nd Yesterday Ihev reopen
HH Portland q Weeh from tomorrow,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

In q particularly generous mood
Harry taanaHr Just before sailing for
Europe. Eusr away several - hiH
photographs % fhH people On lhia
side Nifo had helped HIN materially
Ia gathering che fortune which ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

Oh addition 90 fhe price rhanges
Cd Rp int0 effect nose week at the
Grand lhefe ulil he reductions at
Zoe MDora though not such radical
ones
Hereafter when re- AZ scale of
prices ls in effect at the Moore ihe
nar1uaf end dress circle VIII nn cni
FROM $3.50 f0 3d. ON fhe 30 50 scale
w prices fnH parqunt siil henoHforth
reduced from 1850 fo fi and me
leouy proper from 81 go 45 cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

VIRGINIA Harmed few Weahs
once Hi'l beRin afonh starring en
cement af the Alca2u iu san
mnriang.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

This asnffif performance ~ the 7
" A. ~ the Seattle yesterday ar
gernopn pea BIG success The
hgnna @at Packed aud everyone
present eps carpuieni 70 cents
worth ~ amusement from the long
ard sfnuna hiN - varieties offered
rhs ahsusia Tor nearly five hours
Every hssfg eursuirud 60 make n r.
success =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

= "
nlnht tho Jaw
90 sss,ll opera corn
NV WITH = q
Ar IN a fnfe
80 hlll tp 30
made az " ae
= ss,,tsans from 80
,i.a,s grand or
enM ineiuiiins
IA sextrtt r.
,nsm Lucia thr
s1,an.e az the
- s,.s,rs fraw IA
rfeeanaa eY
W. the hfvssEtfa
- selectioae fre fn
II tAnarah = e.e "
essa and A.ia + ''e -
a sons q hef q" I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19
Arithmstisal Play Titles.

roasted by the London papers Even
Marie Dpro was severely criticised
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

Arthur nsnaldsnn. whn played the
f'tia ruts ia Prince % T'ii~~n" twice
a. fhe Grand u 10 star In The
~oraewan probably coming ~ Ne+
attic thtH summer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

hiR HiN nitsnnr. who used "a tour
che Sound ~ the head af his own
stock and repertoire companies. 10
uow comfortably settled in Dhia
hafna city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

Elisabeth Stewart. whn played
here figui years ago ~ Ralph Stu
arts iHksnu# AZ fhn Seattle is n0w
in st8re IN Oakland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-19

AR r taynr T. a sound actor
Nane euVsr Province
True. i.&Yns has played around The
sound q good deal ~ recent seasons
htt - ~ throw u up 90 him.
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The Jackson herald., 1910-11-10
Republicans Arouse After Ten Years of In
difference and Elect Ticket by Majorties
From 3OS to lO9l--Full Vote Cast.
TENTH AMENDMENT OVERWHELMINGLY
"SWAMPED" BY MAJORITY OF zzsO VOTES
Returns to Date Indicate Election of Republi-
can State Ticket-CroW Defeated-Vote
Against Prohibition About 200, 900

The entire Republican county
ticket was elected Tuesday for
the first time in about ten years
by majorities ranging from 30S
to 1901. j. H. Doris, candidate
for prosecuting attorney. was
low man in the race and &. F.
Seimers for recorder was ten
dered the honor of receiving the
highest vote.
The day passed off without
any serious difficulty regardless
of the furious attacks on several
candidates. Especially was the
fight warm against Doris, Rab-
The Jackson herald., 1910-11-10
Missouri Wins Highest individ-
ual Place In Judging Contest

At the American Royal Live
Stock show held at Kansas City,
October 10th to 18th, T. r.
Douglas, a student of the Uni
versity of Missouri made the
highest score in judging all
classes of live stock in compe-
tition with Iowa. Nebraska and
Kansas. The students from
Missouri also won the highest
individual score on cattle and
hogs and tied for the highest
individual score on horses.
The best score made by any
student of any Institution was
that of S. T. Simpson of Mis-
souri,. who made a perfect score
in judging cattle. This is the
highest score ever made by any
student in any contest in the
United States. The next high
est score was made by an Iowa
student at Chicago in 1909.
T. r. Douglas of Missouri also
made perfect score on Judging
hogs. This is the highest score
ever recorded in a hog judging
contest in the United States.
Not only did the students win
high places in the Judging con-
test but the fat cattle shown by
the College of Agriculture won
many important prizes. At the
three Live Stock shows held at
St. Joseph, Sedalia and Kansas
City, the Missouri College Of
Agriculture won three Champion
prizes, twenty-five first prizes,
twelve second prizes and twelve
third prizes.
All these fat cattle have been
returned to Columbia and will
be used in the Short Winter
Course in Agriculture which be-
gins November l, 1910.