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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-14
IOWA opZN. 0ks ED NOTES.

The unfortunate thing about it all
is that two men who have rendered
their country such efficient service as
have Secretary Wilson and EX Forest
er Pinchot should be drawn into an i'm
broglio growing out of the attempt to
retain in the cabinet a man whose rec
ord has been the subject of criticism
ever since he became one of the presi-
dents advisors remarks the LIE Mars
Sentinel.
TIE Thompson Courier says Wayne,
the staHdpat candidate, is entitled to
the vote of his personal friends, of
what few plutocrats there may be in
the district, and of the human mules
who are still boosting Aldrich and
Cannon because, they say, Aldrich and
Cannon are the republican party. This
should give him about one vote in
twenty and the friends of good
government would hate to see him
get more"
Corporation money is to be scat
tered in this state like autumn leaves
to assist in killing off insurgent candi-
dates for congress, and the decree has
gone forth that Senator Dolliver must
lose his place in the United States
senate" says the Scranton Journal.
THE case is becoming desperate. SEN
ators Cummins and Dolliver, with 9TH
err senator's, are exposing the thieves
to the gaze of the people, together
with their hellish designs and they are
as desperate as were the money
changers when Jesus drove them out
Of the temple"
"The progressives are not particular
ly in love with Governor Carroll, as
they are in love with no other man
who eats their bread and then turns
around and misrepresents them" says
the Mt Vernon Record, "but they are
not the boilers of the republican party
in Iowa, and they will vote for Mr.
Carroll if he is nominated"
The Sioux City Tribune observes
that Several politicians are attending
the convention at Des Moines to help
the governor, who feels the need of
better roads to travel"
eff it took Captain Hull twenty
years to think of the plan for maxi
ing the Des Moines river navigable,
how long will it take him TO secure
the passage Of the act appropriating
twenty million dollars for said i'm
provement?" inquiries the Knoxville
Journal.
The Nevada Representative thinks
that Governor Carroll did good thing
in calling the convention. The conven-
ton squelched his pet theory; but 1t
gave some warrant to a theory or
it's own, and the theory thus war
ranted is agreed by all to be good
so far as it goes. And it is worth
q whole lot to see a crowd of people
who have been gathered together to be
talked at take hold Of things and DO
the talking Themselves. That is the
spirit and essence OF democracy. There
ought to be more conventions of that
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-14
a Prompt RETURN.

people say, cowm-nted Sn1ithers,
Of Al Of the bad things that he did
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-14
GENERAL EDITORIAL COMMENT.

appears to nave DeeH luedi III i.o "a
tent: just long enough to get ac-
ouainted without giving time for any
unfavorable impressions.-Wa
Star.
Incidentally it is noticed that things
continue to happen to the president
legislative program in spite of the best
efforts Of Messrs. Aldrich and cannon
indianapolis News.
We intend to reserve judgment on
that Rockefeller foundation until lda
TarbelI gets around to tell US what
wickedness lies behind it.-Spr1ngheio
Union.
DR.. Parkhurst is perfectly right in
saving that no healthy man should ole
at ninety. The trouble is that many OF
rs die of i'll health.-Louisville Courier
Journal.
IF the ryrice keeps on going up, Kan
sas hogs will be carried in circus
menageries next SUNNI er.-kansas City
Journal
"Shooting up" a city is poor way
TO break a strike.-New York Tribune
Doctor Wiley says chickens may De
kent nine months. Become hens tnen
Philadelphia Ledger.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-14
R. R. FREE ADVERTISING.
Manson Democrat


On the editorial desk in this inSti-
tuition there lies Il bunch of really we'll
written press notices boosting large
trunk line of railway because of some
new equipment it is installing in an
other state. OF course, there accom-
panies it a polite request that this
newspaper publish it "as a matter of
news Can't do it, Mr.. Press Agent.
In the first place this newspaper is too
poor to do a lot of good advertising
without money and without price and
in the second place, and more import
ant than the first. it refuses to boost
any railroad that has acted as this par
ticular railroad has toward its ship
pers in Iowa during the past few
months. This railroad, while Boosting
of it's superior facilities and equipment
in other states, can not lay claim to
any such equipment in Iowa. Its roads
and it's branches in the Hawkeye state
are mighty poor excuses for railroads.
Its engines are about all in because 1t
is too stingy to employ enough mechan-
les to keep them in repair and its cars
are lying by the hundreds on sidings
while hundreds and thousands of car
loads of grain are rotting in the ele-
vators and bins of the state, waiting
for 1T TO come along with the enpties.
It's passenger department is very little
better and all winter long a snow
drift that wouldn't stick a snow bird
would tie the whole system up for two
days This particular railroad seems
to be trying to see how very little bus
mess it can take care of and how much
live stock and grain it can defeat out
Of good market by either delaying 1t
in transit or else not attempting to
move it at all. No. such a railroa 4
can get no free puffs in this paper In
fact, it can't buy any. 1t is not en-
titled to pleasant look and 1t should
rot get one until it braces UP and acts
like q real railroad
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-14

The Sioux City Tribune observes
that Several politicians are attending
the convention at Des Moines to help
the governor, who feels the need of
better roads to travel"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
HOME TALENT WINS
i'm A COMIC OPERA
Pyke Directs a De
lightful Performance of
Patience" by the Schu-
bert Club al the Grand.
aY }. wlLLIs sAYRr.

CHAkt.tE FNkE hHMat forgotten
~ how
THE last tlnie sau Mr PIXIE IA
feet a eaenic apera waH Z 3 years age
when hie oWn wtfa the beautiful
l.0uifr Manfred WAS Hualna ihe
tadluE roiu ih -tnita Sc tbs Sc
agfie theatre. and Az faash wna ln
aHainaussH enEaEe1 lm farEeitink
every hua ~ hla role ~ Fhlinaeh
Snce the death 0f his wife Mr. Fske
las been aut n the opera business
entirely. hess iast alsha he waved
a triumphant bats 1T the Grand
and put the lecai ;airnt &c tire Schn.
BERT club through me falinrff 4 4ul.
Hean opera. Patience ga splendid
style No. hs hasn't fafretifa heA
ta direct az opera. aud TIRE schubert
club ia e. BE- congratulated ga has.
luE giyuu 81 thN puhiic through hie
sSwngY. one 20 fse snesghest and
ainHt enHasHhie local talent per
fHfauAnsns ever staged ia this ciiy
of course Mr PIKE had good ma
terial e. work on Tire comedy 81
PAitsnca r now antiauRist hilt its
music u as wparNiiaE ard tuuafui
now as ii WHs 30 years ago. indeed
g puts q Blush the scores "a nine.
isntns ~ the modern musical rs1ya
Aai the east bfaazht forth sss 81
singers and pretty girls galore There
wrfe fwu professionals Eu9nne
Wriuer and HeNsia Falfbafrn. A.
nunthnrua ard Lady tans. resaae-
lively. ans thsy proved wonderfully
good at every paint
Sugauue McArdia. Nho sang ere
nanie f7ie has strong ard wal.
trained sanrMuo valee anA a rtnat
pleasing personality. and coAid very
raNliY qualify Tor Tire professional
musical stage The ether principals
na nal~d thaiF assignments faoaf
crsdstahlS
Tha chief Vaius Il iaat ngghta
performance L. the 6emenstrafiau
~ the fact that there e. an ahun
dance ~ real talent here az horne
amt "a mar whu knows hsfm % train
SCI The house ans large last night.
ant their is good sac Tor this
eyenink understand q movement
a on fpat e. srr~nt fhr opera AZ tlse
Moore before long
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

There VAS "a eNceiiaitt attendance
ai ihe Moore yesterday afternoon
when TIRE Symphony Orchestra
riaycd ita sgth concert n The SYM
phrny series The program vas
made uu wholly ~ Hendrissahu
agwbers hrgiunins wlth ihH beaa-
ifui Incidental music ta SRA xe-
sreare's "a Midsummer NiNhtn
Dream. mna concluding wfth the
Divorce Prelude. better known -
che Wedding March in between
came She 4 minor symphony Mene
feissohns third nj foar movements
Max pouner. The cungnrt nalufeF
madr q splendid impreasian wheu
heart as q toiolsf un e former ue-
caaian. ard Yesterday hs heightened
che aued apiulnu haid % him hy
iacni music towers ~ hia mnstfrfuf
playing ~ thr r. miner concerto.
Toe nest popular ennuert COMES
q week from tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

n Or PsHlinr. who - coming 10
the FanfaREa nnxt week dies all
that ie Claimed r1F him. he wili
closely approach the idsai self made
man. fef ID is asserted that he pro-
dures hFrHafie frances strives blind
folded taruuEh The streets. reduces
the rulse - mere suggestion. from
~ f1 tt reads thoughts and proves
ths power ~ mind over matter
n mo audience stiii thinks q has
not received IT, moneys worth ths
1.d doctor aiii read letters which fheY
Rave concealed 10 their pockets Or
aili produce = sub conscious state
al iibltum. whatever that -
Manager pantaRea today gave
unf look az the SALARY he has con
ifartad % pay Pauline next week
and remarked that Famine must
surely be e hypnotist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

a. che Moore week after next.
louis James wtli BE- seen ia two
plays fienFg VIM and Merchant
20 NeniNe. and rh4s h tiamfarf
via BE- seen iu hts fret modern nlay
in many years The American
Lord
TaN ninth popular concert Wiii -
played &c Tho Moore a week from
tomorrow
Enths Williams in HAa fhe sun
Went Down. wiii b. a. The Grand
mrrk after next Ia tho company
VII 81 " A. Whiieear The PLAY
u Western drama b3 George y
Baker
The SuxanWc River" nt the Sc.
attic. aud The Heegor's Garden"
~ she Lois. via tfe fhe stock bills
week from tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

IN the ranks "a the Lucia Nela
}psrA cHwfmuY HFn several ~ 81
htti"a FORMER fsNuFitHa Iack Han.
tef1uu e. auF fin has been az the
Grand utth liaaiFa rfnuhaaaufa
fer1 lately George tNdirE 81 an
other George used e. ~ feFB paFtls
lAf ~ the 1prfH tHYa ~ gufaFnys
thentrw " 4 MHrhina ia the man
AFer he ATTENDED % the business
Affairs - several - lHe gfnn 0nnsts
e1n1lanies az che seattle theatre
Ihr company has hnau psaVinE iu
Queh~r but sniifd Saturday or Her
in1aa. ana from tHefe wti - a.
Nueuu# &vfes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

ss1sHE MERRY WIDOW" played
az the Moore last MAY with
Rosemary Gloss and Charles Meak
Ina ia ihr leading rules Three
members ~ the former cast. oscar
flNmau. mabel Wiiher and william
" EtfunH Will return tomorrow
Miss WILDER sang Natalie last aFa
son FiEman had hoeu here before
with Tho hnrRamaater' aua THE
rsndeffaot and htmnk Was q
comedian lu former eoaHunH wigh
iddis ugr pNt The ChauHfHnH.
The Yankee CONSUL" and Fbr
Land ~ Nod
A nee member 81 the casi Arr
thur Wopley was here in kinN
DHda Wiih both ikay muna Hitch
COCK ana Richard Gailen
"FrawHtrr'f Mullons has played
tive eusaHrmrnts ne che Muure
june Mathis Naeaft Dbsf and Percy
lkrrd WerH the features ~ ihe first
CAST Steven ~ iaal HeaHumH prm
tluala HiN return tomorrow
Nt the uHN members Mnrfla fgf-
ipn NHH here Wiih James a War6e
in "Alesaudrf fhe Great iu iFQa
Royal Dana Tary. tNc leading man
WAS here fiEht svarH $3.50 With sinrt
Elizabeth Forbes tn Barbara
Ffiatrhin" On taaa Wiih Virginia
Drew fresfoft iu Resurrection. and
three years aKa with Viola Allen in
Twelfth Night az iha Grand
Myrtle ElvSn man heara al ihe
ArmoFY last Mas a. ONE ~ the 81.
ipisia 81 the music festival given
there.
Held b. the Enemy vac fret
played herr 20 YEARS ago. ai Turner
Mhii g. . New York east headed -
Minnie Duptcr and Adele Belgrade
In ssa the play waa put Ca "a cord
fN9 g. with Dick French Eugene
Weinef and Eve Earle freneh Deg
thr cast
a. 1888 ghu sam r. ahnw com
pans revived thn aar piaY a. tir
Third Avenue with alike uooist
as WeodfQrd. L.gatse Carter a.
Rachel Ipnnie keitan as susan and
tau Shaw a. Bean ~ " Hiftnsf
played ghe piece hers the foltueinN
seaaan. and Prank Farming and
Mniiae gamrinn were seen 81 Il al
the hlgHfay aix ysars nGu Held
81 iha Enemy vas last eiesn here
az ths Lois three f~ara ago. with
Rob Lawrence aH Lieut. Hayur
Philip Sheffield - Bean and Aiilern
May ARD F1urunee Sell ~ thu uIrcre
EhsffnR" was introduced 20 Hrs
attic Co fhe snmHHsr ~ 1899 az fhe
Third Avenue win Martha Beaufort
in siEs title role ptek Ftrri# pat
The pi#F an Hf fhH Seattle five Year,
aKp With a east Including lhe fol-
loNiug players
Hf fhsftr sts4-sst.f. Lewis stone
Oar Goldman ..ss. Harry eastman
risNfH ttt-stsfss.s sheldon Lea u
The1uia s..ta..a. Wfilatir kerNhnM
i.gvisa ....t...ss Julia Waicoti
Lady Winsirigh pauilre willard
Tuaima- Was iasf seen here three
YEARS ago az the nsw Third Avsuas
aith Laurctfe Taylor la the uiie
role
i.aifie Williams. At tha Ornheum
next week played the child role -
Katrina mith Katie Emmett Ia ~rhr
Watts - New York ~ Turner hall
30 years aFn IN 1897 Bhe was the
Houhrette with ftaliega Comedians
in "A NutmfE Match" a. IRE &nat
tie Two aeaauns later she came
here with why Smith Left Home
She was iast here uiur years ago
With Mason a Mason in Rudolph
and Adaiph"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

Christine HHi fha former FrsW-
ieY character woman has been
rinssd BY the management hseasuse
hef vaudeville see wHs $3.50 realistic
Shr was wurkinK ia chicago sn a
sketch called ~fata- That made
women auditors faint Nifh Efsas
regularity
This - ths first tfsne nn record
where AZ ace has been closed ba.
eausa ~ was 500 good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
observation-disclosures.

Or Pauline. the
French scientist.
wiz he the hrad
liner ~ tho new
hiii opening az
ne FanfngeH
Monday after
noon lie VIII
be supported by
Ninaa Models.
reproducing "a
nous works ~
art Erettn Bros
cguiiibrists. the
iirdllkaH. vocal
ists tho Mont
Rufnery Musical
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

TIE NirEinian s. o. b. revived ia
New York uexl MaY Wffh aM three
FAfuuW brothers Dustin. William
Hna Marshall in thv east Thes win
- seem - thr NirEiniHn Steve ARID
ffaiitas. respectively and Dustin
VIII have the pleasure q hanging aiie
~ ute brothers and shooting ghe
othsf Tbs youngest bfothsr. Mar.
ahaiA VII Annn pr aeen hers AZ thr
Grand a. TrAmras
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
Musical comsdy-s,sr

The Armstrong
Musical Comedy
Company win
enter upon It's
sixth week az the
Star theatre. on
Madison street
between Ffrnt
and Second ayes
on Monday afi
ernoou. changing
tho present bill
10 q new enter
taInfnent called
The Man From
Mars. IN which
win Armstrong
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
-FOUR SUCCESSFUL PLAYS WILL BE REVIVED HERE NEXT WEEK
anrs.s.,sr,s MnlIen..,-or.nd.


IRE aterta
Aiilllaua under
the direction n
Gotham a Harris.
Ia 90 be wenn al
the Grand all
next week The
play deals with
the efforts 81 a
oWn0 man ta
spend a miiilam
lullsta IN one
year Inherited
from "a grand
father as "a con
tlitipn 10 the ia
hefitanco ~ aoN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
Vaudeville orphsum.

A. tho orpiio
"A m Htartiug
Monday after
noon there VII
De- iottie win
ianH aud com
pany 10 a sketch.
on Atnn s.
lr0iin a." the
Charles Ahrnrn
cycling uouedl
ans uuniey and
Saylsa. entertain
ers Chaa hRg
ian0 and Lily
e'lgrif ne iiisKier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
ellsla by .hs Ensmya-s sa,,Is.

For tta second
eek "a the Seat
tle thnntra the
lis ~ stock com
many win offer
the William CA
lette war drama
IN five acts en-
Titled Held hy
he Enc ~ y.
hich has not
been Eeen here
fuf aonc time
The first act H.
ia the year fgGi
The second and
FHfft wefa ne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

The Maiosiic
tnrting Monday
afternoon. VIII
iffer Tho phan
tnatlc PhantoinF
girl act, Hal
ftlicy and Flo
wentworth. w o.
Hilotch. "A WI
inRo Lookup"
Those n hFee
Singing Girls"
the g. iingouya
troupe 81 aix nc
rObAta Ralph g.
whitehead. Va a
49,. .aa. K..a.H -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

For tta gam
" eek at the Lois.
the bel Law
renee company
starting tenor
row, viii offer
n helm a a
slrauhtlxatipn Of
tho Marie 1orel
a novai By
Chaa w Chase
Tho first act
shows the Land
of the Midnight
Sun The third
act laid IN Lon
faN features AN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

ian4st who Ia
zen iscAui hrr
eaneert before
eiti give a fecuaf
the Grand en
Tue day after
Hut % next
eek under the
susnssss ~ th
Schubert club
She = a pupiA ef
t,osiaW SKY and
tany authors
iHdiuN Bach
Lest Gu pin
and Srhuuann
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

- AZ the Moore


for tho " pc X
starsins telnor
rew the FranF
Iahar operetta
THE Merry
Wfdo " VIII
aeain be see n
sin.iar the man
axeaent ~ Hen
~ W savage
The company -
- include a
number 0f piaX
er4 "a no we've
en hcrc Ia tlr
same plece d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

Daniel Frohman announces "a
$500 600 structure in New YORK city
t0 hc the home ~ the united chari-
Ties pf the drama. music and fine
arts. aud o. include "a theatre At
which American plays may have a
iry0ut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

Tweufy aiN years ago tonight. nu
February f2. 1855. Nellie boyd
played The Bankers Daughter az
YDaiegs hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

viii be- the featured irish comedian.
Gus Leonard. "a Armstrong and
Miss Davis viii have fpncialtiea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

speciality, Harry Bachelor the mu-
aical rubc and the films Of motion
pictures IA The chose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

Fha ioAdlnk f0its WIZ RI
.',s ~ Mabel wilbef 0tA
- 0scAr FiEnan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

electrical nnDwatnrW Jane kbltOn
VIII have the name role and Del
Lawrence win play opposite her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

tuftiir lucas. Singer ana dancer.
#ellhe MORAN. e0meaiofse Doug
AZ ana Douglas comedians
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

Dana Tracy now has the role "a
Monty hfewnter The spaudthrin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

.anzenid ga her rfnEfatt
= - aambsrs ll s. said wili
ana hsFe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

Duo In songs che pictured ballad
and the films of motion pictures on
tie bi0ac9po
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

With the army az the front ~
Fourth IL military hospital apd
tho fifth a drawing room ~eens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

Tiny Burnett writes ne from Bier
GO that Qeafae nc Hanua. n Seattle
pianist who eft here about four
years ago. Is doing weil iu the Ger
man capital He was the accom-
pHniat af Helen Teaehmer'a second
concert played Ga Berlin January -
in Seattle MeMauus studied With
Mrs. Van oale IN Berlin he enjoys
tho tufeiaee ~ GodowsitY and I.he-
ginua.
Burnett ls studying with Alberta
Jonas the teacher ~ tho fampuH
Papit0 Ariaia. who may be heard IN
Seattle Within "a few months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

I..ss = ~ RAHHI Hs
~ p = United Press gls
~ re star Monday nirht
- won IN her iif agaIna4
- : -. sisffls The latter wrote
n aleh Nils Cahn riaimrs
trom her Arab ~. =
~ Arab Love gangs
~ = yeaeipgslv. 4 steal ifsaif
y ''5si AMI fhe lasf llnea -
-. .fsfel more than the 90
"a, s.s,. pafs wlib fwa o9nttIar
tssn long before vgti-.
asn L y almost eeacfiv
s -. 90 q "Gioaw9rm a.
81 aach re last Hre is NJ
~ ne Of by tire sycamors
% - borrow more or le.s
'st..iamsd aegfe,ia u,.lg
Perez 49,. was only worlfrv
Ssssorian chant sns M N. M.
~ ksei..as ~ ihat does nobsHg
n rl, Y Af9gckle'a new vrbl
~ eA.s,s Man isa faihIra
has si closed and Az
M 10 .feadY fagslned a1ts
= asses,,. ~ will s. seen bere
~ role IN that s1ccesa-
2 TIE snd w open NE new
~ 2 March \ soa = ~ santa
IS eehaa. iuet, a.,
's ~ az . ,,.i,ins trip Ia ~
''ss q Florida
- gsass,,a snsralIy Know,
AEzss8 o Maxine Elliott
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

drs Eva Fay the mind reader
" a can tell YOU where ans lost afi
fir iH er iuai haW that mining st8r
wil turn nut. WAS up AGAINST q n
pef Melnea fhf other day She lnsl
Hef poehaihnUk at tHt hofel Cou
Little Eva find it N1 Rniid nhr
could not Very secretly Mfa Fny
rut an a1 lu ihf ga anr and offered .
ie ward fo ihr hellhayH anH the next
day one ~ Gee latter returned her
purse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

= 9zH ~ fht4lFicAi nanarar
- 'szzzss 2 siseps press agent %
f'sss - iasefssfs II enc 81 his
bstYz Tke new man was
isae Ngn after the auuaar.
4 - ilrxt "A. Whleh ran a.
y 9ag shon IN Town
49, hpihers. WtoJp
e ksehanf Ia Noe Here
~ ~ cerapesifara fsaok fAke
s4sAf Hgsnaa
- saFay. bora ami get under
~ sleaf Tights We Nave
~ - n Real Rixzy -dizrys
~ abaut Gearoo F.vaa at
lAzaalsAlng KIDS
ass Your Wives Home Rows
sing IhsIn Is This qhow
= nsFsf Let Yast e.ss - ~.
~ sszinf
~ Lemtpm Habisuf oh
III ApanKlexs
''sa % 80 PIE fer STALE
'.aazr and Rocks 70 Crart
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Florence Gallo q suing Lawreuce
Grant Tor "a divorce. Florence has
no particular grievance against Law
renee. except that ~ years after he
married her he contracted the habit
0f taking another woman around
with him ard introducing her 10 bis
friends aa bic bride.
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mArlnses NEXT WEEK.

SUNDAY Grand. seattle. Lois.
TUESDAY Grand. Lois
We DAEBDhY -Grand. Lois
THURSDAY Moore. seattle
SATURDAY M0ufe. Grand,
Seattle. Lois
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Notes Of Coming Attractions.
- stubborn Cinderella which
flayaa "a tho Moore year ago
NHh Homer Mason and ethel Dov
ffs e 90 return 20 the Moore nest
month
The Lion and ihe Mouse" ln
haaked at che Grand during March
The NlFElniau. Mr. Laaue car.
trf Ia 'NaHia Hernr" and schu.
mann iioiuk and Maud Powell bel
concert arc nearby attractions
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