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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-25
YoNsoN 70 THE gGscu AS rHE oAM olves WAY

which be almost eats ON the stage
no would athoaght that three
houre later f0a would have a dress
suit on and would say Just as calm
iy as most ol us would ask for a
stogi6
"ril buy that land--I'u give sou
$50. 900 for e."
Thus fatllng True naardmau'a
plots and drlvlng him forth into the
world % make up sume new ones
t0r uext week
u all goes 60 Ehow that YOU cant
keen a good man down. even with
oyoralis And that villainy never
pruspera
AZ least Il never does IN moio
drama.
II Kept 'en Worried.
% sure It'd keep the audience Vor.
ried fhou%h-an audience that nlk
ed every seat ln the boxes aud the
ground fluar and the balcony. and
saiiery. and sven annoyed Mrs&ry
Russell & nrew By keeping on De.
handing seats and standing room
after the house was choek ull Il
sure tii worry this big aasemhiaee.
Naee. old man jennings was
something uf a crook. ln mild
way He owned ali the lumber
there was. but he Waa going 20
beat the Enslishmau nmt b. selling
him t15.o04 worth %, land for $50.
coo And True Hnardman. who
Takes the uame 90 Holloway. and
who has the so0ds GA the Old
scorudrsl. SAYS
Fli marry your daughter OF IN
peach
And Grace. the beautiful daugh
fer. even uhiio she tells noardman.
Holloway 60 beat % and never iet
.her see his face again pleads with
the ola man not 90 be crooked
= VIII stop you. she cried Il
viii save you from yoursaif
Yon 70 the Rescue.
But " remains Tor You Yonson
20 do that For things happen
quic KY in the second act Ygn
throws True noardman into the
river. az least no says he did.
though True shows up a few min
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-25


sAN FRANClACO. April 20 10
cal Chinese are indignant nc tho &C.
ton OF Prince Tsni Tao, minister Of
war. uncle of the emperor and
brother OF prince regent Of the i'm
perlal empire. ia deliberately ig
norinR their gifts. their Expressions
81 welcome aud esteem The walls
Of Chinatown early today were pia.
eardcd with lampoona Of the youth
ful prince. IA which he WAS 70.
fcrred TO as a Child" whose ~
norance and lack of politeneaa was
only forgivnblo because Of his
youth
Scurriloua iingles and caugtlc
comments on the prince were
blazoned ln red aud black Ia Chlnn
town
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-25

utoa later, nice and dry, and Yon
PUSHES out into che log Jam. az
Grace IN drifting comfortably on
Ia log GO au uncomfortable death.
and with every spotlight ln the
house cleaning on him. be catches
the glrl-iust In time
Not only Is he "a hero. bat he In
iAe son oi a arad engineer. whose
plans old man Jennings has stolen
and True HoaFdmRn knows all
about Il. you hei aud hos Gface's
long lost brother. for she Is only an
adopted daughter. and he wins the
heart Of Jennie Morris. whose
father reEalna all his millions be-
tween the first and third acts. and
well. it'a better than striking a
pas streak Ia the idltarod for
Ion.
All Ends Well.
And having all this money. Yon
marries Jeunie. forEIvcs his sisters
adopted father for stealing hts
own fathers plans. and buys back
the lana from the Englishman.
and
It's pom True out into the cold
world again to make more plots
Il you dnnt believe IL. Eo down
10 the Seattle theatre and see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-25
WHAT Is a COLLEGE IN coon
sTANDINGf

our state dental law demands that
"a dentist must have a diploma from
q college in good standing but what
does this mranf Who knows what
Whose arhitrar, viii Is it that viii
decide for Dentists what constitutes
n college ln good standing Shall
five dentists Ia Washington, some
81 whom never attended dental
college 81 any kind. and others who
never were east OF the Rocky Noun
tains. decide this question and sit IN
Judgment upon the best Dental Coli
leEcs and Institutions OF learning in
the United Statcse What one Den
tai Board would consider a college
in good standing. another board
could black Hist, and the court
doesn't know. and dentist De- again
al tho mercy 90 the arbitrary power
OF the state Dental Board. The Dut~
vcrsities OF Michigan tAnn Arborl
and Harvard college are not col-
lercs ia good standing under the
Dental Board rules but their di-
plomns are recognized and their
graduates are examined. Hut,
should the Dental Board change lta
mind or the Dental BOARD Itself
the Dental Boards will Is the dental
law. and a dentist has no way 81
knowing what constitutes college
Sea good standing until the arbitrary
Will or TINS hoAiu ~ KNOWN bNt We
an 90 know hy reading the Lcgisla-
tive Investigating Committees re-
port on the Washington state Dem
Cal Board what constitutes dental
board lu had standing, and every
legislator should write 40 the state
Librarian Tor this report.
The second thing then, FOR con-
sidcrhtion is go enact dental law
slmilar TO CALIFORNIA; law. allow
ing any dentist who has been prac-
uclug five years under a nrcceptur,
OF who has graduated at dentistry.
scrihed by law, and the law should
prescribe what constitutes "a college
IN good standing. because this den-
tnl combine doesn't know and the
afraid so say their souls are their
own The state 90 Washington
should not Doe making slaves and
towards of dentists hY turning them
over Go the arbitrary win aud per-
sonal within az Dental Board who
nations WHICH they Themselves
could not pass. aud which arc given
with "a view of depriylng DENTISTS ~
thoir private rights
in my next article. viii ton how
easy 20 Us Cor "a legislature or
court To- destroy "a man hy depriving
him OF bis private rights and how u
was done in this state, and how TO
avoid o. VI ! ana willing go make a
49, ,ott qt teeth tor ,t.ioo that z comoipqe
crown for 81 that they charge Sls
Tor I have right to DO it, ana ~
I want Go guarantee nY work. thnt
is mv business Am ] risht2 m 500.
sond your friends to me
Omen evenings until ;. oWl Suu-
days until 4 for people who work
EDWIN u BROWN.
ans FIRST Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-25
S25O,000 IN OIL
RUNNING RIOT

BAKERSFIELD. Cal, April 26.--
A giant column of thick. black oil.
spouting from 1870 10 100 feet into
The air with roar that can be
heard for several miles. w. what the
people OF this section have Wit
ncssed for three weeks.
The stream is from the i.akcvlew
oil well. one of the most remafka.
Bile Ia the history OF California.
Several weeks ago drillerH we're
startled by u rush OF Gas A little
later, with "A roar that could b.
heard for miles. stream % Oh
suddenly shot into The air. carrying
away the top Of the derrick. 1870
feet high and covering surrounding
acres With thick OH spray
Il Is estimated that the gushef
has already poured ont GOO 600 bar
rula Of Oh and that the owners have
cleaned up $4,000 ThouHandh Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-25
WRATHY CHINESE FLAY VISITING
PRINCE AS AN IGNORANT CHILD

The Oriental quarters aeethed with
wrath, and the placards had been
up but o. short time before they
were surrounded by crowds Of
Chinese Later the Six Companies
took action. aud after conference
decided 10 order the piacards taken
down There was talk ot reHiH.
lance. but finally the aasailanta ~
the prince gave IN and the offend.
ing signs were removed
The plncarda referred 10 the
prince aB young man who came
from the country and had failed 20
learn even country manners before
learning city manners Similar
phrases and worse. indicated the To-
cal Chinese contempt for the im
experience OF the prince
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-25

STERLING. M a atringent or.
dlnunce. prohibiting a saloon keep
er from throwing an intoxicated
man into the street. and requiring
him 70 take care OF the drunk until
be 10 sober and provide him with
bed. has passed the Morrison city
council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-25

barrels have been wasted. due to
Inability 20 tank the flow.
hut FOE the superintendent of the
we'll the hig guaher might never
have boon discovered A discour
aged hoard OF directors ordered
drilling stopped after going down
2,a00 feet The superintendent dis.
obeyed orders and continued to
sink tho dflilb Before the directors
knew Of bis disobedlence. the oil
had been struck and one ~ the
biggest linda ia The history Of
tho Coallnga Midway Maricopa oil
fields WIS matter OF record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-25

The Grand wlii be- dark during tho
coming week. hui The week 81 May
: sees the RETURN % THE Ginger
bread Man an old Seattle musical
comedy fHvArite
with the company are Ross Hnnu.
Nh1 played leading parts with tho
original Gingerbread show in Nrw
York. and who played here before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-25

~rho Ulri out Yender." seashore
romance and meindramR. T. the Of
fsrtnE uf fhe lois stock company
81 the ipis theatre this week Pack
20 BONUSES auriaudrd this production
both afternoon and evening a prot
g little story fuH nf both nathoa
and quiet humur O. told ln this Of
fHfinE nf the Lots Raymond Whit
sknr az The hero and Ailleeu May.
tha heroine. have evceilent apnur-
tuuiiiea ~ which They take every
advantage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-25

Tie win be welcomed back. Garflck
Major, whose rloh baritone voice han
won tho plaudita Of critics. j. with
the show. also little Rose Murray.
who has played here before. aud al
ways made hit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-25
THE MARKETS

The felismina eEs The aFefass rftfsa
quafss - $40 local whalraalrFa 90 iafai
prudueH. utrHip and feva Tfir~a iu AT
rases ar snklost o. VaFafion afsafsitna
% fFs@lsnraa sod asm~fal eArrlisuss. BOT
lhrMe uftrs@. mniaWs otherwise ineffFAia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-25

A dlpioua Is a certificate OF grad
nation a. rnftifieR that the h"ta@f
has studied az certain lnHtlt ntitis
~ learning for certain iFhf " -
time diploma u mere et,1s
land sometimes very poor ttit
III COMMUNICATION. bat u surely Dr. NOT
tte baaf evidence Of qualification
bscnuae a dentist may have many
diplomas. but NO skin. knVwten4e ~
good MORALE. which are W. ys
grailfirafiona that in any way pro-
800 fba bubble. and an eramiuatAon
presrrIbed by law should De open -
IN who are qualified 20 pass II ana
prove their Fitness.
The Dental Law and state govern
ftent ~ Washington reminds ne -
1000 rade'a rebellion in England ~
1850 when Cads's forces were or-
eauirea az in Shakespeare Henry
VI we read Saia Dick the tutea
az The first thing We 20. iet 81
Nay. that ! mean @ 90 nos
thfs "a Iamentabie thing hat nc
skfu % Az innocent lamb should Ds
made parchment IA diplomat thhN
parchment "a diplomat pn..s
rrrfbad DER should undo mani
Tffr reaaDutng applies 60 washing
toms Dental Law because "a niPieHAa
III nurnaard 20 be made % sneep
rkIn and lf surely has uhh"nH 80
state 20 WaHhiugi on - taf - ~"
Id
rDrrrH Tf doesn't make any 1tttef-
snos whether "a dentist knows any
thing about dentistry 0f not, pc
cause know ledge and skih are uet
what tUa law demands but = ahetp
llda 81 accepted in lieu 81 brains
ana human Intelligence. end AS law.
4 DIPLOMA NOR auALFfcAJIoSs
when 10. a stark oliver. now on
~ aaifa -
4 diploma count for anything IN this
rf.fgTf ha enlH- No n does not
INC Dental board does not consider
d diploma worth the paper u -
hest dentists lu the United states
have not e diploma, and while they
have Tar superior qualifications 20
tha yuunE graduate with a aiploine
but no experience. the einft Ahe
much better qualified Dentist 81 not
wen aifavred 10 be examined in
washington BY the young dentist
win q diploma. but without eKpeft-
rnra and the question now for rnn-
H4IerAfion BIZ Can We say that meh
WHO have practiced the profession
uf dentistry for twenty 1--WE years
are mot dentists because they DO not
possess e diplomat Are ne going
10 auction Off brains az q discount
and substitute Sleeps htdc mere
forT' There is no dental college Ia
thta state. and the dental combine
does not propose "a have one IN the
atnta. aud thc dentist who desires to
live here must 10 60 some other
state aud get q diploma. notwtth-
standing be may have been practic-
ms dentistry for twenty -tiNe years
THIS ta American. and there o. no
argument founded CO. reason % COM
mon sense 90 sustain e. Here la
physical fact III q man has studlea
ana practtccd dentistry fof ten, III
Fsa.
dentist. and 10 the state Of wash
lugtou denies him the right 60 be
examined. 10 prove his quaNfica-
tionH. fha state is denyinE and de-
prViuE htm " bis consi ituitonal
rlnfta and it's no answer 90 say.
aftta tle law" 10 Is arbitrary de-
structinn aud foreign 60 an law and
luaIIca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-25
ssrss SHOWS

BIS 4
4 wEEKs SHOWS :
KseA National Opcfa :
Fatinitta =
/ Prank FoEarty =
Ia mlnssFe .
ksss raphne Pollard =
lie safe =
ne X zoe a
\ ~ Girls behiEd the =
r. sri Way out =
|p--Nme Lloyd =
/ naFk :
! fnrk q
\ WEEKS SHOWS q
/ OTIS skinner tn =
Kmls Servant .
/ Tn Uingcrbrc8. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-25


kndman. thar bad man
! E1ie iass uisht
! Essnty ste ufh slime his
| Anti plans went for
N night lor weeE
b. a uiee Name f0r So
|srw lsn'f iff haa MAJ
Eacirai plans NOW ha S
Is ~ 3 house now to
|rsltAY nan a9w 60 ruin
J npaisflon. now % kill
r. hss stepped bets en
b ehiecs b. Ks
E rrstty near gets away
~ prize Il just within
r sasds Did u.
NTw quite gets there
a1sags happens last
|EH ! snlling Sweds
y Noalf athoHght-nn-
pa y The snawer-that
pa We came from Vim
\ IAknta at 8 O'Clock -
NAa all and who wore
y parts and bad al hts
} 3 4 red bardanh hand
esls.ax a loaf o. bread
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-25
TO THE LEGISLATORS OF
THE STATE OF WASH
INGTON

SHOULD A DENTIST VINO mas
PuAGrICED TWENTY 1--WE
YEARS nE nAuHED FROM
WASHINGTON BECAUSE HE
uoEs NOT POSSESS 4 DIPLOMA
winch sufrs THE ComBINEf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-25

should che Dental Combine In wash
ingtoH Have Power 90 Decide Whst
Constitutes college IN Coed
sfnndinEf
The sun., 1910-06-26

ing and 90 h d; and 90 Il has bssr
ever since the trouhadour clattsrod into
the palace clOSs and twanGing hls nta
sang under my lady'S window:
To rouse society.
Nov buried fast In alesp.
From banishment 10 keep
The true nobility,
Hath been my tirelsss plea.
Guiraut de Borneil. "a true and radiant
soul, aang that soms time before 100;
and he was not an opera singer. oither
NJ get thee 10 an opera house, Philip of
Osterville! Talk much about operas and
opera singers, that thy days may BE- long
IN tho business Of writing so-oalled must
cal criticism Ave atque vale.
The long light shakes across the lakes
of Bourget and Annecy The Wild cAtA-
ract leaps in glory Al EIAn. Snowy
SUBMITS old in story the White Noun
tain and Cats Tooth Hit they call them
Mont Blanc and Dent du Chat point 70
skies that smile or weep. The chAufsurs
chAuf and the little boats boat over there.
over there! The big black hull down in
the North River strains AZ her quarter
springs and breast fAsts
huzzal hodgaon. We are going
Our embaTgos on at last
But think you that you shall escape
talk Of opera and opera singersH Why,
Europe roeks with H. Even an aviator 10
no greater than a tenor Ave atque vale
W. J. HENDERSON.
The sun., 1910-06-26
Race Woa b. Couxias.

Al American jockeys -taIk- 70 their
hors~s when they are riding. and one of
the .0st interesting stories told Of Sloan
concerns his success on Ornament In the
Brooklyn Handicap Ornament was not
a genial animal. but he could race. and
Sloan knew this.
When the horses started for this event
Ornament got very badly away. but Sloan
matted his neck. whispered encouraRinR
words, and away they went In pursuit
Throughout the race the Jockey never
picked up his whip. but all the way he
kept TALKING 10 his horse
Ornament laid hack his ears and put
in al he knew. and when near the winning
post Tod gave him a kindly smack with
HE hand on the faEks and with a
-WhoOp-lal you're a bird sent him for
ward for one great effort which landed
him a clever winner
sloan said u was nothing but the COAX
ing which got Ornament home. and hs
has always declared from that day that
there is no human being half - aus-
oeptibls 10 hattery and humOEing a. q
horse.
The sun., 1910-06-26

FTuW NHs soHe"A beWh 1ah
The GlaaEOw sanitary authorities have
discovered a strange form Of thrift on the
part Of a working woman. The ono room
occupied by her Was stored from the floor
20 within three feet Of the ceiling with cotton
waste. on the top Of which she slept. j he
waste weighed two and three-quarter tons
and when sold realized 81 - ID
The woman said she stored II against the
time when she could no longer work Her
employer, fringe and tassel maker. allowed
away useless waste lying on the nOOra
Of the Wareh ou-e after she cleared up on
Saturdays.
The sun., 1910-06-26

the hst time IN vaudeville In Our Ser
want Girla.' MllO. RlAlto, assisted By
William Gordon. will present the singing
and ponlng oddity AN Artists Dream.
Felix Adler win talk on events % the day,
8tallA MorFiaini's siberian hOunda Will
giye exhibitions Of Intelligence and the
haloll win juRgla.
The sun., 1910-06-26
AT IRE PARKS AND BEACHES.
Eaha May spSsnsr Becomes . Vaadsviile
star q ths New nFightsa.

Eana May spSsnar BeoSmss . VaadsviEle
star at tno New BTightoa.
The vaudeville debut Of Edna May
SpOonsr At the head Of q company IN
Guiding her mother. Mrs. Mary Gibbe
spooner. IL the headline feature this week
at the New Brighton Theatre AZ Brighton
Beach. Miss Spooner will appear In q
comedy sketch entitled -An Obstinate
Family The supporting bill includes
the latest French pantomims. 'At Monte
Carlo, which will have its first New YORK.
presentation. Avery and Hart will aP-
pear In a speciality, Conlin. Steele and
Carr in a comedy singing and dancing
number and tho Six American Dancers
will also be IN evidence. Among other
entertainers are stolling and Rsvell in
comedy acrobatic novelty. Marshall
Montgomery. the vsntrilOquist and Baller-
mis- CANNES.
The sun., 1910-06-26

Popular priced summer vaudeville ae
the PlaEa Music Hall n sattractinG crowded
houses. This week another bill Of twelve
acts will be presented. headed by Lam
berti tie famous European entertainer.
Who will be seen In a asrifR of imperaona-
tons Of great musicians ard composers. IN
cluding Liazt. Joachim. Holman and
pRderewnki
The sun., 1910-06-26

A moving picture show has beon added
TO the hst Of Amussmsnts At Glen Island
Doe Howard. TeIas Jack. Bounding FAWn
and the others Of Nebraska Bllrs His
toricnl Wild West continue 20 interest
their audiences. and the dramatiEation
of LonEfellow's immortal poem -HiA-
watha, played by hfty full bloOded
Indians. 10 As popular ~ ever.
The sun., 1910-06-26

Every attraction in Luna Park is now
in full blast. The two latest sensations
To Mars by AerOplahe' and the 'Pnsu-
matte Tube Ride have caught the fancy
Of the crowds. The fres CIRCUS every
afternoon and evening 10 another Gttrac-
tive feature. The bareback riding, the
trained hOrsea and ponies and the acrObatic
feats have nsver been equalled In pre-
viOus Luna seasons.
The sun., 1910-06-26


For the final week Of the season at the
AIhAmbra Theatre the headline feature
10 Belle Blanche. the dainty imitatOr.
The first New York presentation Of "A
Night IN a Turkiah Bath 10 one Of the
many features Of the bin Il Il hilarious
comedy akit written by George ". Hobart
and Frank Craven. authors of The Little
stranger Jane COurthope and company
IN q sketch IN which pathos and comedy
arc blended called Lucky Jim d
another important act. Among the other
entertainers are the Charles Ahaarn
troupe Of comedy bicyclnt1. Harry
Pilcsr and Gertrude Vanderbilt, 10 a
singing and dancing number Taylor.
Krantaman and White, In a novelty
singing number. Tom Mshoney. q new
monologist, the Musical Avollos, and
Christy and willis.
The College 0irls" begin the third week
Of their sngagensnt az the Columbia
Theatre tomorrow afternoon. Az an
extra attraction Toma HAnlOn and Joe
Halds win b Nsan IN q burleaqus called
-Allls. HOtairs.' WTitton and arrnngod By
Mr.. Field8 - q satire on Polaire'g vands-
villa act. AZ originally scheduled. the
engARsment win end July0
Moving pictures Of King Edwards
funeral and Of Roosevelt abroad are shown
at the Eden Muste.
The sun., 1910-06-26

Brighton Beach Park announces . new
thriller. In the big arena Dare Devil
Sohrsyer will ride . bicycle on . slender
structure 10 fest high. leap through
Epaco and dive head foremost into q pool
oi water three feet deep. On the Pike
there 10 an extremely interesting exhibit
from the Eden Muse. In conjunction
with stage performances of Herman
tho magician and the James r. Adams
company In the ever popular panto-
mime Of .Humpty Dumpty'
The sun., 1910-06-26

Al DreamlAnd the BOrneo village. with
its score and more Of native Wild men. IL
attracting attention. In addition 20 those
two East Indian mAgicians also give
clever exhibitions. The Diving Venuaes
have a big claim on popularity and Alias
Kid Allen' could draw twioe az many
people IL Il were in a bigger building.
The sun., 1910-06-26

Palisades Amussment Park boasts that
lie vaudeville show h absolutely devoid
Of the trits and vulgar There are also
a dog and pony show. a circus. Wild West
show, aeroplane ooaste-. menaReFis
scenic railway. automobile race. monkey
houss. bsautiful flower gardens and other
allurements.
The sun., 1910-06-26

Vaudeville fully up to Broadway stand
ard is offered each week At the Brighton
Beach Music Hall
The sun., 1910-06-26

Lev Fields and his Summer Widow
ers' at thu Broadway Theatre have scored
a big hit. /, 10 the kind Of entertainment
New York has liked especially In the
warm weather. because II IL full Of lie
and snap. comedy. tuneful music. pretty
girls, graceful dancers, scenery and cos
TUNES and a cast of principals which
could make up an excellent bill 81 any
siH vaudeville houses and then have
enough left over for musical comedy
cast