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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28
TEDDY GIVES
SOME ADVICE
TO EGYPTIANS
Takes. Firm Stand Against
Violent Methods, Much
to Surprise Of His More
Timid Advisers.


CAIRO. March 2s Dlaregardlnr
the warning of the natlonaliBte. for
mer President Theodore Roosevelt.
ia an address before the University
" Egypt today took d square stand
Tor Law enforcement denouncing
the aaeaaalnatlon " Premier Bout
roa paah 70 vigorously that % sur.
pFi8ed even those knowing the
coionel'a fearless reputation
The unfionaiista. " 81 believed
here. are responsible FOR the afaan
sination Despite the fact that many
members Of the faculty and many
students are ia sympathy with the
naiionaiista. there was 10 much in
tiounllffs. there wns 30 much Dol
Hooscyelrs address appealing 40
enlightened Egyptians. regardless
Of politics. that the colonel was
roundly appiauded and heartily con.
graduated az The end 81 bis "a
dress
The nearest Roosevelt came 90
REPEATING statements in biz address
az Lhaf.oum. in which be hn1d En.
eilsh rule ~ Egypt la beneficial.
came when be said
IT viii not make people self gov
erning merely 10 give them q con.
rtitntlon. There must b. training ~
the people 20 ~ them for q con.
atitufion 4his usually IL slow
though steady. development
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28
GLAD DAY WAS EASTER IN SEATTLE,
FINE WEATHER, MUSIC AND NEW HATS

Sunshine. music and flowers. Co.
cay nothing ~ hats gowns and
other fine t0ggory combined IN
making yesterday in Seattle % RloH.
Gus Easter Sunday Every church
iu the city waa crowded 90 its DOORS
anthems we're sung and special
services iu commemoratlou ~ the
Risen Christ were held
Tho MASSES mng In the Catholic
churches were especially brilliant
A. ST. James whore ~ Rev IA
ward O'Dea bishop of Seattle. was
the ceiebrant. 40 The Church 0f the
Immaculate Conception. at ST. Jo-
scph'a and other Catholic churches.
great crowds of wOrshippera flied
the edifiess 90 participate in the
splendid services.
No less beautiful were The acrv-
tees iu numerous Protestant
churches ~ the city Affairs and
pulpits were banked in flowers and
auditoriuma filled with beautifully
and lastly gowuod women and cor
rectiy atilfed men
u VAS "a Sunday tO De- out. and
almost every car Zinc lu the city
was taxed "a its capacity by the
thr9ngH " people going 90 and from
the beauty spots ~ the city. Pruc-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

Now for the South Pole.
The great race Is on WIN EnE.
lands cross or Americas stars and
Stripes be fiuug to the breeze o.
the frigid peak of the south earth !
The north is ours We are plan
ming. under Capt peAry's advice.
and with the use OF $4,000 OF his
money. 20 advance upon the south,
But ENGLAND. hatlng our North Pole
triumph. Is ahead OF as on plans,
and Capt Rebt = Scott. famous
explorer. will be the first to under
take the perilous adventure south
IN the present race 81 nations. Ills
plans are al made.
When. IN June. this intrepid.
sturdy Young officer. as hriion's
champion. sets oat Tor the extreme
south. be wiii De equipped better
taan any explorer that ever ven
tured into polar regions.
iga slogan viii BE- the Albion
hymn.
Rule. BRITANNIA Brit,anla rules
the waves
nriions never. never. never SHAH ~
slaves
ITS ship viii be the Terra Nova
prophetic In name. NhRler ~.
modelled especially for his purpose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

gardad M having good chance Of
winning.
~ bslisvs," ssld Hanna, zee
to-day. that the office offers
splendid chance for young
man 10 make q record, and u
am nominated and elected
shsil certainly strive toward
that end. The people want
business administration and
rigid ooonemY. They are enti
tied 20 both and u will be my
aim 10 give Il 70 them. There il
no reason Why a public office
should not be conducted along
the eame rigid lines followed by
private business concern. II
tho people zee fit 70 make me
county treasurer, will conduct
such an office"
Hanna was born IN Illinois n
1877 and haH been a resident ~ this
state since 1883 lie attended pub
iic schools here aud IN Tacoma and
later private schools IN the tinai
Since 1861 be has been connected
with county and city offices, having
FOR years filled the position II audit
Ing clerk and clerk e. the board ~
county commissioners under the
various county auditors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

ing In Norway with gratifying re-
suits
The motor siedgea ara lopg.
weigh about 500 pounds. are pro
PEELED hY wooden feet attached 90
belt and can carry a LARGE bur
den.
sca,t hopes 90 reach the polo
about Christmas. 1911 tmidHun'
merl and reach communication
with the world IN March. iSi2 "
bis first trial fails he ~lll make q
second
The approach 10 the South pole
il not over floating Ice such a.
peaff met. bat over glacier
which rests GA The VERY fuunda.
ton rocks 0f che World The
glacier Is estimated 10 b. tao
miles thick n places. and the as
cent Of u u our % the difficulties
~ the polar chase.
Accordingly no open water
leads are there 10 delay thr
march bat Instead assures In the
glacier skackieton told " ponies
breaking through the MnoN crust
and falling. SCREAMING. duwn the
cFevlcna. their screams bscoimlng
fainter and more faint until They
ceased altogether
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28
boutwell, IS
NOT HUNTING
FOR TROUBLE
Has Promoted Old Men in
Office, Not Violated the
Civil Service Rules.

In spite 81 an effort made 10 have
Il appear that Comptroller 10th.
well was starting a fight on The
civil service. Was tfylng 20 embFull
himself ia a scrap with the cigy
council and was throwing down
his friends. the Spanish var vet.
tfrana. the neN comptroller thiH
morning showed that be Waa car
ryng out the spirit Of the civil
service IA we'll. n not better than
any ether department head Ia the
city hail. and was "a no way tryiuK
10 ecrAp mlth anyona
when Boutwell, took office he
had three jobs 10 fill. aud In order
to give the men who had been
working In the office the adxant
age. be made promotions all dos a
the line. kiviux the old city en-.
ploy~s raises IN SALARY Of from $50
10 SO a mouth.
His Promotions.
Fred Foster resigned as chief &C
countant ard G. A Ia Graves was
promoted from general accountant
10 that Of chief The fret payo
sizs and the latter ti18 a mauth
Comeaus. while getting 80 raise
IN salary. was promoted = number
Ia ths line from local improvement
accountant 90 general Aecoantapt
G. G. Jackson sent 60 tbs iotf 81
local Improvement accountant. BE-
lnE raised from ses 60 li15 n g.
Fauos went up notch aud rot =
SIC raise g. O. Thompson see
promoted. also = " Cox and
finally n job WORTH SIS = nouth
vas left. aud Edward Murray. .
Spanish var veteran. was appoint
ed. subject 10 examination nhder
the civil service rules. the civil
service list havink beea exhausted
j q McBltnn waH removed aa
registration CLERK on the Ksoaade
that be had ras keps up bis work
Ne made the excuse that be wan
waiting 20 be shown hos. and BE-.
cause % a friendahip Tor him By
member o. the city eouneil. row
was started
'when i removed Megllnn be
told nae Il vas Just a. well. because
ne uas Eoing 10 quit anyway" aali
Boutwell, this morning All THIS
talk o. my starting a sow IL usNs.
paper tails
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28
AFFINITY is TERRIBLY SHOCKED THAT
HUSBAND SHOULD SUE FOR DAMAGES

cd him 10 take his wife to the
theatre Harnette claimed that he
always had labored under the belief
that he was meeting with the hus
bands approval By taking Bessie
% the theatre. 90 afteftheatre din
nera and writing her feryenf love
letters. Barnetfe said u was quite
a shock to his belief when he was
sued for $4,000 for stealing the
woman's affections.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28
THIRTY NEW COPS
TO GUARD CITY

Thirty additional men. three 81
them on motor cycles. prepared 10
make quick time 70 any part u Tire
city. one policeman 81 central fire
stations and better protection gen
orally for the residential sections
of the city.
This Is the Improvement Of the
Seattle police department planned
by Chief Wappenafein Al ofdi-
nance uiil be introduced az the
meeting OF the city council tonight
providing for the employment ~
the additional men. A majority Of
the finance committee of the e0un.
cii has already agreed 20 lts en-
actment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28
A MAN ENROLLS
AT WELLESLEY

uny Ialifd freeal
WEfIEHLEf. MasH.. Markh
rs Ah Armenian refugee WITH
a pedigree tfaceahle to the days
Of Ararat and the flood ID n
duly enrolled student today OF
Wellesley college. Difan iiaan
plan WAS admitted to the inhtl.
tuition az the request OF Prof
Mary Alice Wilcox
iIagopian fled to America al.
ter persecution IN the old couns
try aud accepted employment
ne a servant. His evident good
breeding and culture attracted
attention. and resulted IN his
attaining the distinction ~ be.
ms the only man student at
Wellesley. SCATTERING all tra.
ditions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

Not until the filing Of the allcua-
ton Of affection suit dld Frank
Barnette learn that the attentions
he lavlshed upon Mrs Bessie Pen.
niHgton were distasteful 20 her hua.
band. according to the testimony
be gave before the jury that o. try.
ing the case in the superior court
Barnette told the jury that Pen.
nington. the husband. had request.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28
CUTS s OFF WIPES
EAR WHEN SHE cr,.
HIM our OF FTl ~

CO. CHICAGO, ns,sA ;, s
cause he slaahsa 5~-es|
right ear from hss ss als ~'ss
fszor ard almos, ams, = :. ~ /
a. =, Evanston today s..l h = y.
iiling Of charges sa.,.''aa y
YRS. Pslluski ls bsirs 1, -. y
At an Evanston hos..,. n.ss.sf
nnskfs deed folIsnsd y. =
ease from jail, 70 sse',,. - =
rvs wife had lsbsrsd ,' me
wash tub until she 49,. ~. j
NC amount Of the IN. !.
,su.l o which he had g.. !,
Several eccupsnt. :
mouse where the sau.,s =
Witnessed the attack, x5i.s ~
Cured lsss than ~ 49,. =
NC husband had been IIi |. -
psi'nsk1's fine had 81,
posed for cruelty 70 III y -.
- 4 Kennedy. Who e,as ~ +.
'irai Great Northern en-. 49,
'llle has retired s. sssIsss..@ =
aral manager u ths -. q
George u Emefsou
uperlniendent q mo..ss 10
~ill succeed him. Genes !.
aFer } - Grpber. Il 4 y, =
become third vice Dresidess :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

VIII ~ ileona, prominent young
republican. who has had charge ~
registration Tor the past two years.
has announced hia candidacy Tor
county treasurer
Hanna has been idcutlfied Zoe 6
number ~ yearH wlth the politiea
lifs ~ the city and county haa man
frieaaa IN both parties. and ~ FL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28
BOY is MISSING
MOTHER FEARFUL

What has happened 70 Joe Nc
Donald the lG.yoarold son ~ p. NJ
Mcdonald 100 Columbia 81.
The boy started for his work with
the Moran company Saturday after
noon and nothing has been heard oi
him since. Before leaving he told
bis mother be WIS going 10 get paid
Tor SIX weeks work. and this fact
leads the mother 10 believe that
something has befallen him OF
ficiais Of the Moran company have
no record OF him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

inqaiging Henderson psx =.
~ aingleblesaednessf
Father That's when a. -.
says Il isn't twlns-Elarvsrs - j.
pooh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

iically every automobile Ia the city
WAS ia use and on the whole II WAS
az glorious m Easter as Seattle has
ever seen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

KANSAS cry. pa.
were injured On The R~ss. !
street car line yestefday 49,
When iHp cars. erseaha IA -.
ure SEEKERS. crashed tnzstk,. -
lamin Cams may de. (
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28
NO DAMAGES FOR
PENNINGTON

Alfred Pennington failed 70 Oh
tain any damages from Frank Bar
nett for the alleged alienation of
the affections Of the formers wife
The Jury that heard the evidence
returned a verdict thia lnornlna a.
favor OF The defendant Barnett
Barnett Ia bis defense adfaltiea
that he had shown the wife. Dee
sic Pennington. many attentions
but that u Was always with the
husbands knowledge aud consent
The defendant admitted eating
meals frequently With the wife Of
Pennington. bat conteudrd that
the husband had 90 objections He
denied. however. that he was IN any
way responsible for the divorce be.
tween Pennington and his wife
Judge AlhertHon Instructed the
jury that they must find. before
Pennington could recover. that
barnett had been the cause Of the
husbands losing the wife's affee.
lions The jury apparently did not
think he had been responsible
That's a bright clerk. remarked
the floorwalkeT in the book depart.
meut
Right on the job. eh9 asked the
proprietor
= should say 80. lie heard that
the class from the girls college vas
coming In here to buy novels today
20 he arranged the volumes all 40.
side down. 20 their last chapters
will be first '- Chicago News +
The Kind % man who l. a thearist
f. hardly ever anything elise Tor rer-
tain Dallas News
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

TO seem 10 BE- good IL about the
Vi snme folks care % %. -fIoFian
ines Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

Wouldn't you really like TO
know II you're the first girl Jack
l.o Fast ever loved 2"
mo I'd much rather be quite
sure III be the last Syracuse
PoatStandard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28
ODD BITS
Or NEWS

rAHMiSGToN Utah Eugene
LAY. a ne~spaper man veil known
IN The West. shot and killed himself
YESTERDAY
Spring Is no respeessr % cslsn'
ears nor weather prophets Hence
tire coal mans aies.
LINCOLN. Sch Prank Z. MoysF
a Union Pacific engineer ~ Larasnis.
came 20 Lincoln yesterday vent %
the home q hia parents. where his
divorced wife lived. shot and killed
her and then fatally wounded him
ssif
YET MORE HARBINGERs CIR.
cus posters. robins. automobile
shows. dandellon greens. tramps,
For Rent sigma
ROME some entsr9rising cor
respondent has Killed King Menellk
~ khyaalnia again A. Menellk u
killed regularly once a month. not
much crcaence - pui IN the -silHs
patch
The best spring medicine 10 one
you don't have 20 take.
LIMA. Ohio Two men we're Kill
ed and one fatally injured IN an IN
ferurhan collision. on a curve hers
yesterday An exploding fuse go n
nearby house afiro. and Il burned 70
the ground
when first the lone butterfly nits
on the wing.
when red glow the naples. 30
fresh and 20 pleasing,
on. then comes the bluebird, the
herald OF spring.
And halls with his warblings the
charms Of the season.
Wilson.
HLLsBoRO. ~ Mrs Nellie
/ Dares and Miss Mildred Craig were
killed whom their m0t0rboat was
swept over dam here.
ADDITIONAL HARBiNGERs .
Seed catalogues. daisies. tops. real
estate agents. bluebirds, base ball.
skunk cabbage and millinery bills
STERLING. Kan Two were Mn.
! ed and three injured here yenter-
/ day when motor car cnliided with
a buggy All w the carriage had a
/ miraculous escape The dead are
I Miss Bertha Mossman. "a. and Wyl-
lie Lloyd, 90
No wonder poultry Ia hight Look
what garden seeds cost.
zANEsvfLLE. Ohio The second
week ~ the pursuit after Robert
/ Green. OK banker ihil breaker and
| horse thief began today with the
| ahcrlffg posse etill hcwilderrd
/ Green IS believed 20 have doubled on
/ hts track and iH returning 30 Clcve.
land
Wise and Otherwise.
How does that young man I'm.
press your"
Not az all never take kindly
60 a young man who wraps a $40
/ bill around two ones and then m
siats upon displaying his bank
roll Detroit Free Press.
The Philosopher-i've noticed
one thing In life
The QueHtiOner- that ia-
The Philosopher That rich PEG
pie talk poor and poor people talk
, rich 49, l4UafpU HnQorU
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

Come, gentle spring. y,s..,
miidness GOMEZ
o Thomson. void a fh,..
vel a. reason:
How coBldst thou fhns ~. =.
nature ham7
There's no such seaes
--sszs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

NlEVER before this has been possible sell in Seattle Kenngtn
III suit regularly under SIS 90 Now able of the
lines of this famous make for $4,000 Especially call
attention to medium weight Scotch evot and mixture
which for service, for $1,000 S a wonderful value
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

The Kind % man who l. shs8fist
r. hardly ever anything elise Tor reF-
tain Dallas News
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

The Philosopher-l've noticed
one thing In life
The QuestiOner-And that is-
The Philosopher That rich PEG.
pie talk poor and poor people talk
rich. Boston Record
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28
Wise and Otherwise.

wise and OtherWieo.
How does that young man I'm.
press you p
mot az all never take kindly
60 a young man who wraps a 500
bill around two ones and then IN.
sists upon displaying his bank
roll Detroit Free Press
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

YOU have all heard through the magazines clothes
S1 We have lines of these for $1,000 The
recommending for gray with
beautiful pattern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

zANEsvfLLE. Ohio The second
week ~ the pursuit after Robert
Green. OK banker inil breaker and
horse thief. began today with the
aherlffa posse rtlil hcwilderrd
Green is believed 20 have doubled on
hts track and o. returning 20 Glove
land
The Detroit times., 1910-02-12
GAnRICEN.

David Erlasco VIII present Blanche
| Botes in the GarTick theater the first
| half OF ncAt week. ina "rhc Fighting
| HOPE al American plaN OF timely iu-
tercst. hF NJ .. Hmlbut. For INC past
! half dozen years Miss Bates las been
idcntiued with "'fhy Girl of On, Gold-
len West' ara ''Thc Dtrlmg uf tle
: Gods. lu Tho IlyhUuE liupr sne
appears tor tir first time lu mdLN sra-
SONS 900 % strictly modern play boz which
Isuc is required TO w.enr modern gowns.
] Tho play htd " run OF more than 500
| performances an MI Belasco's .'rW
| York theaters.
H. "Thc Tlgutlug Hope" there are
/ f"N characters and bat on' rryur
! showing the library iu tive country
/ house or tho president uf % TRUSS come
! pary GA the hank OF the Hudson river
/ ~ Dssiniug, formerly called SING sing
New York.
The central character is Anna GruS
/ en-, wife of the cashier of a trust COM
pauN. who has been convicted OF em-
| bcZZlemrnt and is serving a term I'M
/ prison. She believes him innocent and
! not a few people In the commuulty
! think that burton Temple. president az
! the trust company is the real culprit
/ with the object OF cNoucratiun iho
/ father of her children. Anna Gtaugcl
enters the employ OF Burton Temple
! as his stcnographer I'm very short
time she learns that there b. ~" Qucs-
! ton Of her husband guilt and that
hp has been faitulcsa To her.
Temple. -in the meantime has fallen
! Ia love with Anna The feeling OF hat
The Detroit times., 1910-02-12

York. earlier ma ~, sras"u had run
of nearly three months iu the tritrr-
ion tteater. Like tile other tw" plays
by Bernstein 'Thc THivI" and "~Iu-
son" with which the American pHhlt"
f. familiar. Israel b. full OF action.
and it is play Of surprises. the inter
est beng hold bt ITS Intensity until the
very end Nj bernstein has NOT only
told 81 Very iufvItrtIuG story. but hD
has told b. 100 % prr.ro t-N sttIiEutfor.
ward manner newer losing sight OF IA"
main issue.
The opening scene is laid in the
lounginB room Of a fashionable Paris
club the kue Eoyaic whore number
OF yOunC French aTStuurits are await
ing the arrival OF their leader. rGibault
OF CrOu,y. When hp comes. he tells
them No has called them together To
witness his deman' Tor Inc res hn' {l"h
from tho rluu of hls hated enemy, Jus
tin Gutlieh. q WEALTHY Hebrew banker
As a result ne is challenged 60 "a duel
In an effort To prevent the duel TIL
bault's mother. the Duchess OF CtoucE.
Is forced To reveal that Gutirb Is Thi-
bault's father Thihaults pride IS
crushed his spirit broken when hc re-
allies hat he Us one ol me race ne
hates 20 bitterly. After the duel I'm
which neither OF the comhJtunts is SER
iously injured, Tnibauit seeks the SEE
clusion OF his apartments and to end
II all, but is saved through the great
love OF young girl playmate OF
his childhood.
English actress plays the Duchess ~
Croucy: Edwin Arden. the Hebrew
banker. and Graham Browne. the son.
Thibault. others iu the case are,
Christine Norman. Fred Er,i Franklin
RItchfc. Dallas Anderson. Mario Ma
teroni and others. al ot whom were
with the original production.
"Thev Loved Lassie." r. q Whit
ney's latest success which Gr Will Of
fer in the Detroit opera house. begin
nirE nest Thursday evening. FOR thc
remainder Of the week and Including
Saturday matinee. has e decided tine
ture Of heathcr-blOom i'm its singing
and dancing Esities. ass may bc Judged
from the title. The farce was written
The Detroit times., 1910-02-12

Eobut HlIia1d. who euJoys great
The Detroit times., 1910-02-12

The mastcrm stagccraft OF David
8clasco is always iu evidence iu The
FlEhttUg Hope and tn. company pro-
Nid"d for Miss Bates support is said
10 D." especially capable ~ includes
Milton StNs. W cope. Wedgwood
NOVEL; ana Loretta Wells. There viii
hr special "Wednesday matinee.
Marie Drcsslcr. iu TITLES Night
m,,r." tar biggest and one of the most
important musical productions of the
soIsuu. win Doc the attraction iu the
GuIrirk tlp9tcr the last half OF the
Wurk opening THursday night. The
piece had H. first Mrtropolitan hear
iuG boo Chicago few weeks ago Its
carly appearance, i'm Detroit goes to
show that the MesSrs Suubrrt are
E.,piuL t'jth With the public iU pro-
Vi3ius only tn" highest class attrac-
,ions for the GJrrirk thcuttr. 20 has
been % uJttci OF genuine regvct that
Continued on PAGE
The Detroit times., 1910-02-12

personal popularity. comes Co the De-
truit opera house the week or Feb ~
with the original east of "A Fool There
Was by Porter Emerson Browne. VI
was with ttC presentation az this
graphic and gripping play I'm tho lib
trty thedter. New York. last spring.
that Frederic Thompson scored another
hull's-cNc as 20 dramatic sharpshootrr,
in the duliest time 90 the Lcuteu per
Tod For many weeks following % cree
atcd discussion and crowded tine thee
alter. Tile name of Fredcri, Thompson
haas bccom, .utjii'd witu au uuhrokeu
series OF stage successes. including
Er"wster's Millions polly uf the
Circus Via Wireless "~urinetiWc.'
aud a Fool ThrIc Was. Porter EW-
CD SON Browne. author OF the last
ulMed. was Formerly ~ newspaper rg-
porter and was unknown ass drama
tiet mtil the production of "A Fool
There WAS SUGGESTED hN Eipllug 4
weird poem ~ the Vampire
The Detroit times., 1910-02-12
D.. Breoton's Appointment lndorsed.

The American Veterinary Review
or February heartily endorses GOV.
Warmers recent appointment OF Dr.
i. Brcnton OF Detroit. To the state
GARD Of veterinary examiners Or.
Drentcn stands high among the veter.
iuarians OF the country.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-12
SACRED CONCERT

Testimonials TO Harry Savage Davis
James Orchestra sixty-fve selected
musicians. William Iunck, violinist.
Giuseppe Bartolotto. tenor
GARRlCK THEATER
Sunday evening February 18Th.
Advance sale Griuneg Bros and Bry.
ants Music House. Prices soc aud 81