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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-13
VESSELS IN PORT.
(Army and Navv.2

sherman, [. :. \. T. San Francisco,
Oct. -.
Dix, L. 5. A T., from Manila, Oct. 8.
kukul, q. S. L. II. T, Keriger.
Thetis, q. S. R. c., Cochran. from
cruise, Sept. 8.
(Merchant Vessels.N
Herzogin Cecilie, Ger sp., Leith, Oct. I.
Kilchattan, Br. SIS, Norfolk Oct 3
Philippine, Am. schr,, Fort Bragg,
Oct. Z.
s. C. Allen, Am. blk, Port Ludlow. Oct. 3.
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Shipping Notes.

The cable company s schooner FIaur'
ence Ward arrived at Midway oeto-
Der 8.
The steamer Han arrived from haual
YESTERDAY morning The Claudlne came
in from Maui and HaWal ports, ca,
perieucing rough weather
Tha American Hawaiian freighter
,-ira,n,an j due today from Seattle
She IS expected TO bring the bitulithle
nIap4 for street paving consigned TO J.
4. Gilman.
AdmiraI Yoshiro : training squadron
consisting Of the cruisers Asama anu anu
Kasagi, will leave Yokosuka navy E"Iu
for Honolulu Sunday, arriving He''
about November ,.
The Hilonian of the Matson line IL
3,,a an Sa+urdav from San Francesca,
in place Of the Lurline which is, IS la4 ID
M one trip undergoing remodel'ng TO
increase her passenger accommooa 'lol. ;.
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John D. Out Yachting.

NEW YORK, October 3--The steam
Yacht Venetia, recently purchased by
John D, Spreckels of San Francisco
passed out 10 sea this afternoon, start
ing on her long voyage around tue
southern continent Spreckels and some
friends are making the trip to New
orleans. At Kew Orleans the yach MT
viii take on hoard other members OF
the spreckels family and VIII make a
cruise through the West Indies, around
south America and continue to San
Francisco.
She will he the largest Yacht on the
Pacific Coast. The Nenetia was hullt
at Leith in 1908 and is 226 feet over
all. She was brought to these waters
by Morton F. Plant, who sofa her Ia
q w. FIkins.
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Red Paint Showed High.

Red paint on the bulls of the Matson
steamer Wilhelnina and the Oceanic
liner Sierra showed far up above the
surface of the harbor as the two YES
sells left their wnarves and started for
San Francisco. Each departed with
less than 4 thousand tons of freight
and each had a very small amount of
sugar. the cleanup of the season. This
is now the slack season, and will be
until December, and the vessels will
have to depend largely on canned pine
apples and bananas for cargoes until
the new sugar season opens.
The Wilhelmina pulled out first, at
exactly ten clock and as soon as she
was safely by the Oceanic wharf, the
Sierra slipped her lines and swung back
into the basin. The method of leaving
the harbor was reversed in her ease,
for instead of the stern being swung
slowly ont and toward the Railroad
wharf. she swung around stern first to-
ward the pilot house and Unanswered
in front of the Alakea wharf. Although
leaving last the Sierra will arrive IN
San Francisco first The Wilhelmina
will not push ahead to break any rec
ords or race with any other vessel.
The two vessels carried about 100
cabin passengers. The Wilhelmina took
away about forty Russians, who are eX'
! nected to enter the cannery districts.
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TOXIC Ship Canal Proposed.

VICTORIA October 5.-The steam
ship Tacoma Maru, which arrived to-
day. II days from Yokohama, with
1918 bales Of silk worth 100000
hrought news of the formation of a
company capitalized lat $1,50o,bJo to
construct ship canal 800 feet wide
and 80 feet deep between Aokohama
and Toxic to accommodate vessels vi
to 10000 tonss A 99year charter Is to
be granted by the japanese govern
men. 10 the company, which viii charge
a tonnage due Of cents per ton on
steamers. the canal to become The prop
cry Of the government at the end OF
the charter. This viii suPersede the
previous scheme to bring large steam
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Tenyo Maru Wireless.

Something is wrong with an import,
ant part Of the Tenyo Maru s wireless
tor cable message was received by
the Chiyo Maru from Yok ohama re-
questing that that certain part be TAX
en- from the Chiyo S apparatus and left
off here for the Tenyo which will ar
rive from the Orient tomorrow after
noon or Saturday morning. When the
officers Of the Chiyo looked at the piece
of mechanism wanted, however, they
found that it was broken. An effort
Will be made to have it repaired here
and be in readiness to be put aboard
the Tenyo on arrival. So far no wire.
less messages have been received from
the Tenyo by the local steamship
agency, and they are up in the air as
to the exact time of her arrival
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-16

da, tan audaz por 10 comdn, no Sc
fijaba en- el baron sino hurtadillas.
A veces, su pupila, sdbitamente
dilatada, tomaba una expression
irresistible espanto.
Entonces Sc volvia bruscamente
como para evitar la presencia de una
vision aterradora: en- aquellos mo-
mentos, hubierase dicho que veia
& traves del baron de Rodach otro
personaie vivo en- sus recuerdos.
Respectc los tres socios de Geld
berg, cuanto mas tempo pasaba
tanto mas se jactaban de clio; su
partida Sc iba hacienda realmente
magnifica; pues que aquel precioso
aliado cambiaba en- triunfo su de-
rrota.
Convene recordar que cada uno
de ellos estaba hgado con el baron
por un pacto secreto;y por eonsi-
guiente, que cada cual Sc sentia ami
nado por Ia esperanto de ser dentro
de POGO el unico dueiio de la casa de
Goldberg.
Sin embargo, no tardaron las mis-
mas pa!abras del baron en- poner
coto a su algeria.
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f LUT0 Y SUSI !
REC|ENTES |NNOvAC|0NES

no uevar ell luto sino ligeramente; y
a veces nos choca yer en- las reunio
mes mundanas, en- comidas 8 ''soires'
en- teatros, q personals cuyo padre ha
muerto cuatro meses apenas 8 ma
ridos cuyas esposas les encantaban
seis meses antes.
Sc pretende que Sc siga la moda
inglesa que no quiere que Sc lore a
los muertos mucho tempo; la vida
solo existe para ese pueblo eminen
temente practice y utilitario, y to
do aquello que es desaparici6n, ce
sacion de movimiento no debe ser
tornado en- consideration y no debe
estorbar en- NADIA Ia existencia.
Como quiera que sea, para los
hombres como para las mujeres en-
Francia, el luto Sc divide en- tres
grandes periodos: el gran luto que
Sc lleva de cresp6n durante el prii
mer periodo, despues el luto y ell me
dio luto que Pc divide en- 81 segundo
periodo. Es sabido que el luto de
padre y madre e hijo, Sc lleva, I'm
ano 10 menos, sino son dos amos, el
de hermano, seis meses, ell de ito 8
tia 8 primo hermano tres meses.
Durante el primer periodo los
hombres levan ell flus complete de
pafo negro.
No hablamos de la toilette" de
las senoras.
Desde q. el luto empieza q ser me
nos severe algunos adornos pueden
llevarse en- la cabeza y en- los som
breros; adornos de cuenta negras ma
ties 8 de azabache y pasamaneria,
hebilas de fantasia.S Sc puedenllevar
tambien hs perlss en- el periodo del
gran luto desde que el tempo de-
primer rigor pase.
Sc debe escribir en- papel blar
con bordes negros, 8 en- tarjeta
tembien con orla negra. En- cua:,,
los criados eben llevar luto
mismo tempo que los sehores a Gu
yo servicio esten.
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Para las fiestas.

Ell Popular" siempre dispuesto
q proporcionar 4 su numerosa ellen
tela los mas acreditados artlculos
de su ramo de calzado, perfumeria,
y otros objetos, hiso oportunamen
te los correspondence pedidos y SO
han recibido y continuaran recibien
do eleganttsinsos nsodelos de calzodo,
de nuevas tormas, para seNoras, SO
aoritos, ni1as q coballeros. Calzado
de color Ultima no vedad en- los gran
des centres de la moda de Paris,
Nueva York, Washington, Berlin
Madrid y Londres, los tiene el Sr.
America Salas 4 disposition de sus
constantes favorecedores. Para Pas
cuas, Aho nue. vo y Reyes, como pa
ra los proximos bales hay comodos
y elegantes modelos. Todo fla
mante y de rigurosa novedad.
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Sehalamos las innovacio4es de Ia
moda que en- esta materia como en-
muchas otras es la gran soberana.
No Sc 81 hemos hablado en- otra oca
casi6n deluso establecido en- las gran
des familias de la arlstocracia; Ell
nolnbre del marido que ha tenido ell
doior de perder a su mujer no figure
iam5s en- Ia papeleta de invitaci6n
d los funerales, y en- la papeleta de
dar parte de la defunci6n. Los pri
meros en- usar esta moda han sido
las familias de Wagram, de la prin
cesa d Essling, de la Duquesa de
Gramont, de la duquesa de Doudeau
vile. La raz6n es que en- esas fami
has de aristocracia, sean realistas
8 imperialistas, los maridos que han
perdido su mujer no asisten a sere
monias ftinebres, sus descendientes,
Q a su defecto, sus colaterales les
reemplazan y Les sustituyen a ellos
en- todas las ceremonias del duelo.
Recordamos igualmente que las
mujeres no Sc nombra jamas en- la
papeleta de invitaci6n para los fu
nerales; no asf en- la esquela de dar
parte donde Sc nombran al mismo
tempo q'le los hombres segIn ell
grado oe parentesco: la raz6n es que
las mujeres, pr6ximas parientes de
las personals difuntas no asisten ge
neralmente a los funerales.
Ell uso exile que en- la octava de
los funerales, Ia familia deldifunto
envfe las personas de su amistad
una tarjeta d&ndole gracias. La tar
jeta esta concebida asf: LA familia
X. . .os envia ell testimonio de su
profunda gratitud por Ia expression
de ylestra condolencia en- su gran a
flicci6n.
O tambien Gel senior 6 la senora
K. Slncera mente emoc ionada Y
agradecida de la simpatia que usted
le ha demostrado."
Bien sabemos que desde hace al
gunos amos existe Ia tcndencia de
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cion Y lealtad.
Mira, Relnhold y Abel, Sc miraron
con muestras de desconfianza.
-Antes de encargarme de los mas
caros intereses de Ia casa, repuso
Rodach, NE dijisteis vosotros tres
que os seria grato VERNE tomar a mi
vue!ta la direcci6n de los negocios. :.
Rodach Sc interrumpi6.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-16
ENIGMAS.
NuMER0 81.

Las soluciones correctas enviadas
q este enigma son las siguientes:
Leopoldo Sandoval Rivas. Mana
tt.
Nicasio Rodicio, Quebradillas.
Sra. Sotela Padron: Cruz "a, San
Juan.
Corresponds el obsequio ofrecido
a la Sra Sotela Padron, de San Juan.
La solucion es la siguiente:
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-Sehores-dijo dirigiendose &
ellos:-sabeis cuales son nuestros
pactos existe entire nosotros una
ammonia tan perfecta, que, pro-
piamente hablando, no teneis en- es
te instante mas que un solo pensa
Tengo I'm gran placer en-
decir que he hallado en- cada uno de
una dosis igual de abnega
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NUMERO 80.

Cortense las diversas figuras que
Sc muestran en- el grabado, como
los ojos, labios, ETC., y combinense
despues de modo que former dos
perfiles, completes; uno de un HON
bre y otro de una muier.
Al vencedor de este enigma ORE
cemos como premio, la preciosa no
vela del gran escritor espanol B.
Perez Galdos, titulada DoHa Per-
fecta'.
Con iguales condolences que en- los
anteriores designamos para este enig
ma Ia letra Y.
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Abosados y Notarios, Ricardo
La Costa y Frank Antonsanti. Of
cinas, San Francisco 43. Principal.
Telefono IA. P. 0. Box 5A y TIA.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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Ingeniero Civil.-Ram6n Gan
dfa C6rdova, Tet1an 50, ciudad 8
Parada - Santurce Miramar. San
Jnan, Puerto Rico.
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Dr. Tomas Vasquez. las facul-
tades de Paris y Madrid. Afscrioaes
de Ia piel y siflfticas. Consuita de
2 & 5 p. m. Plaza de Colon u, altos,
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hboeadoS. S.-Emigdio s. Ginorio y
Manuel NJ. Ginorio, Allen 60.
Telefono 353. Box 366.San Juan.
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DR.. J.. E. Saldafa.-M6dico c.
rujano Ofrece sus servicios al pd-
blico. Consultas de, IL 8 2 p. m.
Fortaleza 80. Telefono No. Isl.
San Juan. Entrada del consulto-
rio frente al teatro,
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DR.. L6pez--Antongior2i.-Me-
dieo cirujano. Consultas de q 3 p.
m. Consultas y operaciones en- Ia
isla. San Juan. Telefono 234.
Gale del Cristo 5.
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PraCtioanto. = Silvestre Feijoo
Martinez, Embalsamador-Farma4
cia Colon y San Jose 6. San Juan.
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Lecc:ones de piano. La seao-
rita Lola Mas, cfrece dar clases en-
su casa 8 { domicilio. San Juan.
Cristo Z. u. .#aa
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Farmacia Colon. Antique ests-
blecimiento. Gran surtido de drogal
Y patentizados. Plaza principal, San
Juan.
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Sastrerla. De Antonio Figueroa
Habil tijera de 10 aiios de practica.
TeIas. Especaidad en- trabajos mill
taresAsmokings y fracs. Fortaleza 81!
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Rerrero Hnos. S. en- C.-Importa-
dores y exportadores. Direction to-
legrafica-"H Herrero" San Juan.
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D|REcTOR|O DE- SAN JUAN.

Habitacionss sbuenas para hom-
bres solos y para famihas, Sc al
ouilan con 8 sin co1nida en- Forta4
leza II altos. San Juan.
Manuel Travieso. Farmaceutico.
Con Is ahos de experiencia profe'
sional, ofrece 4 usted sus serviciol
IN 81 bien surtida oficina de farIha-
cia. San Jose, numero 121, "cerca
del correo. "-Esmero en- ell despa.
cho de KECErAs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03
TALKS ON TEETH
By THE REGAL DENTISTS
Most Dentists Common
Tooth Pullers

Dentists are continually caution
Ing the public 10 save their teeth,
which they wish TO have the oppor-
tunity 81 filling or crowning OF
course. there IS little else 10 do
with q decayed tooth but 10 IN II.
but these same dentists who im-
plore you 10 save your teeth viii
pun good teeth without a tremur
simply because they are loose from
q disease. ] wish TO reiterate that
there iF no need az extracting or
losing any tooth simply because IL
Is loose We have "A device and a
remedy By which We can fasten
loose teeth and make them forever
solid This is part Of the system
We have originated Now. with re-
gard 10 diseases OF the gums. in
which dentists are so pathetically
helpless. In the course OF the
years We have spent in developing
Our System OF dentistry we also
found something that will stop pus
forming In the gums. that will pre-
vent the gums from receding. and
thus either protruding the teeth or
forcing t.em out altogether. We
can give the gums practically new
life, making them rudy and
healthy aud natural We do dental
work in all It's branches. from the
simple piece of filling to the COM
pllcated and scientific Our Method
Teeth You viii find that we are
reasonable In a.. our charges We
give written guarantee with all
work
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES.
iao5 Bird Ave. NJ. w. Cor. Union.
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carried "a majority ont Of 40 assem-.
bly, districts and 20 senatorial dis.
iuel4 a total OF 7G. while Works
carried but 90 assembly districts
aud 10 senatorial districts. a total
Of 40,
Under the primary law II looks
like spaldiug
The primary vote for United
States senator, however. IL purely
advisory" Legislators arc only
morally bound II the noxt legiala.
ture should be na corruptly aud
brngenly tied 90 the Southern Pa.
oiflc aa II has been dozens OF times
In the past. II wouldn't worry at
all over the difficulty of klehlng
ovor a primary election law 20 name
whom Il blamed pleaaoe But the
legislature IL likely to be strongly
insurgcut
Again. there may be enough dem.
oerata elected In the Spalding dis
tricts 20 countorbalance his Head
over Works. but that iH extremely
unlikely.
NAtN ANA iNAiAAH AiRMN AfAhh hit ~
surgent legislature may kick over
the traces. but Il viii be hard 90
SO, around the primary provision
50 cieYerly inserted By the old ma.
chine crowd 10 Involve the senator
ial issue.
spalding 81 generally conceded to
be the primary nominee liut n
spaidlnE slides across the plate he
viii not go 20 Washington as the
republican party choice. but az the
choice Of residents Of more square
miles OF territory than his oppo
neut.
Now there ia talk Of amending
the primary law The Oregon sya.
TEN. which does away with the
purely partiHan feature and has re-.
suited IN the election OF demo.
crht for United States senator M
tho hands n q republican lcRiHla.
turc. o. populnlly favored nut u
isn't favored by the politicians
not even reform politicians And
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03

THE Fortune Hunter" IA in iis
second year AZ the GaietY with John
barrymore sim carrying OF all the
huuors
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AZ the Alhamera.


"iIcliup, Hell.upiv
hcro's sweetheart. You could hear
her distinctly in any part OF the
Alhambra theatre yesterday. The
here hears her. too.
Clicky.tat. ellcky.tati he arrives
on horseback. fdr he la Young buff
alo. the sheriff os Angel Gulch. In
Arizona. and he leads half dozen
cowboys, who. because they are
only incidental heroes. have to walk
on foot.
hut list There's no time To hest.
tate. Kate Morton. the aforesaid
sweetheart. IL IN a deserted railroad
signal tower. her hands tied with
bis. heavy rope A lighted bomb is
nearby.
Bans' Young nuffaio'a gun
spoke. One hand Ia freed.
Dang Twas tho same Young
Buffalo and the same trusty revolt
yer. Tier other hand IL freed.
Onto the trostlu she then swings
and down into the hands Of her
lover.
saved
Tho audience siKhs with relief
silence Tor just one moment Then
hingy a.. eang hang bang bum. The
bomb exploded Ensues loud 40.
plause. whistling. cries OF bravo.
etc. etc.
That's IN the third act. Hut II
YOU are TO take IN all 81 the sun
plays In Young buffalo. King Of
the Wild West. you mus, be there
from start 10 finish. Everyone
draws a sun In the play except The
murdered man. The sweetheart aud
the villain
Funny villain that. ch7 lie ~
really, truly villain. though. with
black mourtaehe. But he's appar,
entity afraid 20 draw his gun Ia the
presence Of the hero and his friends
So he shoots al people when he
cant be seen on the stage That
shows hos coWardly and despicahle
he g. hut. clever as be II. he can't
fool the audience az the Alhambra.
aud he sets cordially Kissed again
and again.
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to secure the sentiment % voters
In THE RESPECTIVE SENATOR
tAL AND ASSEMBLY nis
TRiCTS" IL further provides that
each legislator may then vote
either Tor the choice expressed by
the party vote Of bis own assembly
or senatorial district or for the can.
dldate Tor United States senator
who received the endorsement ia
the greatest number ~ districts
clecting members OF such party TO
the Legislature"
Hsre'a what happened Works
carried the majority ~ his party
votes over SpaldiuR hy several
thousand The exact figures haven't
been loialed yet hnt 8paldlnR won
The majority Of districts apaldlug
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03
JOKER OF MACHINE IN DIRECT PRIMARY LAW
RESULTS IN MIX-UP over u, S. SENATOR

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Oct. a.
The first test OF CALIFORNIA; new
primary law, while almost com.
nletcly smashing the old Southern
Pacific railroad machines domino.
ton Of the republican party. has
resulted In a peculiarly anomalous
condition rs affects the United
states senatorshlp. While John 10
Works. primary candidate for the
toHa under the reform wing of the
republican party received the EN-.
dofeement OF the majority Of tho
republican party voters. A. u gpald.
ing, millionaire sporting goods mas
nate has reached third base IN tho
race and ~ sliding for home ahead
OF his opponent
This situation q due 60 the one
bits Joker inserted Ia an otherwise
efficient although eumberanme
partisan primary system. The old
Joker.
A United States senator IL pre-.
sumcd 20 represent his whole state.
Its duties are not sectional There
Tore the reform element 81 the last
legislature fought strunuoualy for a
state Wide. though purely PARTISAN
advisory vote for senatorial noml.
neea with a simple majority 10 a..
ciae. hut the law a. finally passed
Iraua That the advisory vote b. held
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~ q X brand much In
VIZ =" thr weekly roundup at
s''d ....sa theatre yesterday proved
a vls ..s.nrae Is sull capable OF
sad he's twins public favor
80 ts..siilar drama. like old vine,
= grow better With ege
~. I'm. y needless to tell OF the
,e,l natural construction OF
49,. 80 A. a drama The old
- anele u spurs blue unit
asls' s,x.shooters. breezy, open
tisA ..ss M the West an ~ 70
's,'a' =, a PLAY which grips from
- 10 curtain.
~. psaalsy. AZ nouita hrinss to
W. ! mefc seasoned sense OF
Y ~ '.slcn and she Is thoroughly
49, every moment she Is on
= 49,, ~ Farrell makes a bully
-. peeton. Il would Dc painful
7 sk ....sare NJ. Farrell with Dustin
s-s we're the latter "a attempt
~ nov after having added
inches 70 his belt. Farrell.
- = oplnion. comes perilouslN
! rarnam when he made his
a star by virtue ot the
- u Mr.. Thomas first groat
s~ssr BIZ q character work Is
.,..ssa ~ Fcrmin RuiS as Tony
s.gae and the same can De said
=, sesal emphasis with rrsard
. 80 Duif. as Mrs Candy Roy
- u the chNectcr Of The
s..rhewas Capt Hodgman, IL
- = 10 The requirements,
nssk C4mphcllo. the Nlenry
n.se Il lhe plece. leaves nothing
I : asslred. and Jack Ferris as
=. wong the Chinese cook, ls
- tAolee In part which calls
= asls a few entrances julia
49, offered a clever chaaeteri-
49, . Lena kellar and IS Ser
a.. KsllAr john Lohmoerg did
~
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Patsy. ia say. stick a. Won,
hreside on the night that Miss Par.
~ comes 10 town iouil got more
pleasure out Of good sleep"
One OF the now school ~ play.
writer's is Jules Erkorl Goodman
he's one OF the kind that viii trv TO
write a play about anything mheth
or he knows anything about the sub
lcef or not somehow jules got n
Into his head that mothers suffer
Whcn they have TO surrender their
sons 10 the busy world 80 Jules
put e into a play called Mother
VIM A BRADY didu know any more
about the matter than Goodman ala
80 be produced Il. aud IT'S running
nov az the llackett. on t2nd 81
Herwa a sample az how far BRADY
and Goodman went wrong in trying
20 depict home life. It's bedtime.
two boys kueUl down beside their
beds to say their prayers. mother
sits Ia a chair near by. All IL 81.
lenee lust as the scene begins TO
seem real aad sweet. mother gets
up. walks over 10 the boys. and as
they kneel with bowed heads. gives
tham each what IL supposed 20 ho
a tender little spank. and tells them
70 Eet into bed lts a million 20
one thar no mother in the world
ever interrupted little chaps even.
iug prayers like that. Mine didn't
The only natural thing in the whole
scene IL the bed
And Mother" IL last that far
wrong all the way through.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03

Madam Sherry IL making s. 400
a night. they say. at tho New Am.
sierdam II started IN Chicago. but
New York bad 10 say It was good
Liza Abarbanell and Ralph Hers.
the stars, are the show lions % the
town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-03
AT the Theatres

who took the leading mans role
yesterday IA Edgar Holt, appears
ON The scene iuat aa they Src ready
10 retire Dan Cupid does the rest.
according to clyde Fitch aud the
Lawrence players and the Girls"
soon become married ladies.