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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-02-17
BROADwELL'S DOUBLE -JONTED COTTON-1he Prize Winner

The highest tribute ever paid to any
variety of cotton was Broadwelps Dou-
ble-J ointed Variety. 1t has taken first
and second prizes for the largest yield
of cotton at the Georgia State Fair for
the past five years; has also taken both
first and second prizes for the best ten
stalks of cotton for the past five years
What better recommendation would
you want? I have sold my cottonseed
to men in thirteen States in the last
five years, and ninety -nine out of one
hundred that has planted Broadwelrs
Double-Jointed Cotton will tell you
that it will make more to the acre
than any other cotton they ever plant
ed. Now, if you want to make more
money to the acre than you ever made
with cotton, plant Broadwelps Double
Jointed Cottonseed this year. You can
get them for rs cents peck or $3.50
per bushel. The only way you can get
the genuine seed, is to order from
John B. Broadwell, Alpharetta, Ga, or
Mark w. Johnson Seed Co., Atlanta,
Ga. For full particulars address
Ca u. =. d. No. 3
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-02-17

JOHN 3. BRoADWELL, AIpharetta. Ca, r. r. D. No. I;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-06
DOCTORS or PLANTS.
4 New Course sf Training for s,useuss
of Betany. -...
From th' London Daily MaH

FOR the last twenty years I have been
preaching that what botany ia suffering
from IL that It Is generally too academic
and not sufficiently in touch with the prac-
tsal needs III mankind
The remark was made by Prof Farmer.
y X =. head Of the hot lnicai department
~ the Imperial college 81 SCI fence South
kensington. who i az present engaged in
'he organization Of ne~ depart ment Of
N-Ret ible physiology and pa biology al the
college
In brief. the new department will train
n new rs"e al plant doctors Young men
who will he a. well acqnn ini~d WITH plant
diseases a. with the character and ronstl-
tut ION Of plants
The tendency nowadays- said Prof
Farmer. ~ more and NOR. IN study ad-
NanC"d science from the point ~ view Of
it, apDli"ation to INDUSTRY There IL a
. "nsy ant demand Tor Young mon who are
u Dse to dP.! Nth plant diseases and plant
sanitation. The demand - far greater
than I am able 10 supply I could send
three Young men abroad tomorrow r.
had them to posts each worth c3Oo a year.
The demand - largely IN connection
with big tropical and colonial industries.
-u.'h a. rubber. sugar. tobacco. cinchonR
and cotton growing n should he borne
~ mind whom considering the scope OF
h. new depa ~ ment that the sole value Of
a very large area Of our colonial poeses-
Sion~ depends entirely on the value of their
vegetable products and that millions are
lost every year through preventabie causs~.
There - ample scope for such work
at home as well 49, abroad There II con-
slant trouble among our crops with dis
eases many Of which al present arc only.
impe rfectly understood.
The words plant physiology a. con-
cerned with the new training mean simply,
looking at plants "a going concerns. We
intend that the new professor who shaii
direct the depa rtment shall be the very
best man available
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-06
outS TyRR,

What ls II naSes the trouble os me deep
II meets an unknown xafc. and cannot sleep
BuJ must b~ striving ever 80 cypress
Thst high unknown In power Or loyeliness.
Whether its Wild white courser-. neck by nsck.
Rusa In from tTsmpiinx fsted mast snd ders.
" he,her ~ lifts a mighty moving wall
O'er which the u'lle ,unlit rivers tni
Or round -,mc aged rock through ratnoo~ spray
u shows = tea sing xlimps~ ~ nerrlt play.
~ nos. ~ rssrS a whirI.n. wave Ia >rrm.
Onr mom,n'. man ana then. mans vanished
dream.
or heaps pp luminous team though sonis
rlIud
I pon me ) earning sra u -~m had bowed
or voiced ike love II noaEs ~ thai .vr-i morn
When . tnry-- -n,d ~ ioy Wa bo'n
But >,iu whatever form II lisi, TO 'akr
B~ncsIh the gBEBo~n gaze Il lies aVa.r
md SIR 10 be. In beauty or In might
7 he sery ant Of some master IN the height
u IL Of this tho subtle PTctsus sing-.
\. up Inc shore nc soundfui tide he ding.
FDuH TBos,s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-06
PAnthes

am hat one and only. ina, all In the world to you
Ou' of the world have gonr. but not without
leaving a clue
You called me dover 10 the garden We loved In
summers Zone bS
Vow Ant howers cAcn flower Iha, meete,h your
chsTishilg eye
Md minr eyes 80 gray. yet changing 10 blue with
word OF a glance
ga likrnei them OFT 10 the sea where the winds
with the sunbeams dance
Now mine Is the far sea where the gray
ever changeIh To blue.
TIN the riSi that l. tears in yours concealeth
mine eyes from your view
tnd my voice that YOU found 81 <weet. like q
wandering cu,c unsecn
askc. undo rsong nov la all birds that sing from
the bsscming green
/ your oY- YOU, mine and We lodged with
The star, our
Now am love sni the breadth Of The s,hrht 81,
4. my hToH>.
FIua N THoNAa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-06

J,o,s ne TJ'ho'.s standard nns Tunes
F-y -l-bDr ~ sou gotta wtf.
tAI'- good a. mine IN fie.
Nnu Vecli he kIai f"r max her life
N HAPPY a. can br
iss rali Csr'olUA a. nv han
IN rlska me happy man
Wan year 30 rsy sue -e> m' mate.
IN 10 10 night ~. celebrate
an tr~nk / would forEat do dst
lb,t rour ,s,pch -In shine on my way
IN No I x9rna lat her ~~r
low Eiuda hu~ban' can he
How cad I am sue r-S ~ iTt.e
u.s proud for all da sOrA >hs 'io
an ~ for max her sJrs fJV me
More EASY dan e~t rsr for b~
IN .hou how TnoOch my heart o. SIR
1 buy A I--tla gc-ft flT ner
,',rlotta got ~ pCrttA hair.
/ buy her som thernx nice Tor sraT
m Wat -. No r-s nstta hat;
YES SoIr 'thr-ns moorb more Use dan dat
rr,'. I-e;iA pad. =, ,of an iheec.
IN .iur wr-ih wool. dat she ran stsers
IN TOP "a hair upOn her bead
-, IIkn Irrila feaEhra bed
,'ri .'ITe well mai her fe~la good
Yea ,h~ ees carry losda 1000
IN nlebbe ~ Get help her. TOO
Inr carry more dan noS sne no
=, ,nooch wer.h love my heart ees STIR
/ my dec. lee tia geefi for her
Eef reobe -. you gotta vie
Dat. good as mine 10 me
Nou too would Try for mas her life
~ HAPPY - can De-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-06


ms"'' "r fAIner NA'~"n'' "'. ". ~"
phsh"r' We nave 'hhh,r h1s u"cn
VIC hN'r'ao~ A's"''i"h' '" '""i'" r,''','"'
Sss'- !" nan" "'' '""''''''''"hs Nv wv '-'''
mo"'h'.
William Larry St,,. sun.,,p,.,d-ug
Of Election. for in. m.,,,po,I,,n dIs,rtr,
v hos. tenn . pir.a in y.pua,v and -rhom..
D. Swi,h s.c,,,,rv NJ ramn,,v u.u
, are as friendly n. hro,hars u, \, h.s
bs.n nois.d about that N, Smith in
an. .v.nt of ,,pdid.,s nv, .l.c,,o,
NAV sncc.ed Nr I.ary O,b.r D.mo,-,,s
aid ina, N, smi,h n. cI.rL a., :, CT
rour, had prac,icaIlv N ~. pI.,, n, "a on.
A wear and thai n. ,,o,Id M, he !, c,nd,.
date against Mr. Iaarv
MANY politicians. Republicans and Demo
Gratis ~ the present campaign all ever the
hiteo states. referring To the Payne-Ald-
rich Dill. announce to their audiences that
me present CONDITION OF AFFAIRS IL sin,iir-
from the tar,n standpoint In that OF tSap.
Nhen IN" Democrats captured the House
OF Representatives. Statements OF that
Nind' political authorities assert. are en-
nrclS erroneous and they point out that the
Mchihiey biiI did not pass tn" House OF
representatives until September 20. isao.
was not approved by President Harrison
hht'i October and became operative on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-06
rows WORTH RgtDIxG.
Z sssR af Ysath.

We would have you ling your ,orross
To the winds % far tn morvovS
ny halt my merry mAstsr, Ia 10 day
Here's q iOss-~ord wrought o pity for the .osvy
wight that borrows
That borrows etooIing Trouble when. good
sooth. he might be gay.
Mirth u writ hTst In our psAItrrN
let us myrtle wine It's affairs.
NSe and n. merry masters. while may
we've M kinship with the ausiler. with the pslRy
khaNr that tsIter>
Tor we're hastinG tno hour wasting on the
primrose way
CLINIoS SroiIARp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-06
Disgaises

IRE So N. ,ouih vss spent
WIN al the are Of youth
! vowed III zee the World.
mi SreA the utter truth
Beneath transparent Mass
Their secret selves ! traced.
md deemed that miE'h vas false
AND 10y MAS double faced
Mr'hs MT mas aid.
~ yelling lines ~ pain.
And laughter bat. incvgh'.
rainbos tears the rain.
Honor and love sought
The, came learned teo ais-
Disgrace |. honors twin.
,nd love u, cs near Ia hate
Some time ! dweit with grief
Drained snrrows bitter gran.
And To- learned these sre
Bat symps,hyS thin Ncii-
hsternizcd with wan,.
hni vision came 10 me-
nnasked. knew the spri'-
For gentIe Charts
Now youth Il spent. and age
pl>pciS th- dreams ~ youth.
Goo,i In all ~ | ma
N double faced II truth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-06

Tr0rl fr> No,bSrU NJ. NrH'
sp1u'' rorgst Ibs' tho n-h won oiiS y'n ru-'
~ .o'-rber rha' - sir"'ion dsP Ds'fSO-
S.sss. remember:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-06


When the bidder makes good ne desiucts from
MS actual score the number Of points mAi- by
his AivrrsarIes and the difference IL the value
% his game suppose D., and y bid Ia hearts and
make 10 poIsr After dcsueins the adversars>'
1. they have q LET. which ihey score, There 10 no
order Of polais, A. In seven up or In pedro
Call &C. Euenr. w o saw, Al, tae dealer
asss up . clue and r.ii, for the best heart, Ga
setting 10. \ i.st. . .In.n heart; ,eeoad hand
aDs .nd +. sS1a s,. g. s ss
20 y 20 show HI, psrtssr that he had II 6 'ay,
not as IL i called for by Inc hear lead
~ 10 rs COO trntion the sir.a lion should de
eide whether II Is advisable 70 give zap The ace
not. but c Is wrong In saying II i' compulsory
Their. are many d,ua lions IN which It i better
10 conceal the partnership
Ctbbaxe : X G.. -sys \ play. q seven
sa ss. fou, hSe ssfor- ntnias down ". . sa
1 calls alienation 10 the error Ia the count. 40
ina, aii y can srorr Is me pair. and a can make
thirty with an aor- Must II take back nis
pesging'
20 There 4, no p~aalty for calling q wrong
total u there l. no perginx on d; such as nf'een
Two OF IhIrty bus n the second PLAY 81 accepts
{, and play. TO II tine one who made the error
cannot 90 osrk and correct f 10 thss n IL en- iitei
TO his four holes ana rapnot chsIIeng. Il.
Poker q = sa,s: and are left 10 q
Jaca .oI after driving out iSo o'hers Finally
nor throw ibs,r hsnss 70 me dcsdwood and
neg , TO eeuni inc rhirs G. VINO was driven out
VIM n. 20, Is di'i.ied instead Of b-tps carried
10 . call.
IN agreement TO divide is a call a. both nav,
An equal smount In she pool. what IL dons
sitb the chirs IL not OF lmportaE-r 10 the ofhe,
p.yers. bur they must sre 'he hands mat are Ia
t,- call. and & l. correct
81 orc ,a,s = oprn,. Two OF lhr.r rom. IN
1 dlsrOt that he could Ourn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-06

Senator Root tells his friends that he IL
not to he Chief Justice OF the Supre me
Court Of thA I nited States; that there has
never been ANYTHING subst initial to the re-
ports circulated 10 that effect presldens
Taft's friends speaking OF Senator Root say
thai II the senator were younger the Presi.
dent would surely offer the senator this
exalted place Senator Root was as in Febru-
AIRY las,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-06

me Rev Fduard Iudson Is tho pastor
Who We. Tn. nr,, medical man In early Ne~
yors- ELLIOTT HAwks
90 far a. the ecords she'd sny light upon this
mint the nrst license 10 practise the ART was
,.s,,.d in the summer Of iss5 by Gov. Richard
S,oo,,s the nrst EnEiisb Governor. THIS liren,-
WAS xtysn under zeal 10 Peter Harris and I'm
covered MIN TO exercise his ART This relates
rniy 10 New YORK A. British possession II II
Of course highly probable that IN the Dutch
rotony the community was not Jeff wirhou,
medical advice
when doc. the term Of Surrogn'. thomas 81
,Irr- ". SIsoER.
Ia fourteen year term. which in the case Of
mi. tncumbept expires January /. 1914.
-, IN, word dictator" he properly Used IN
,r. sense Of one who i'eia'es 10 an snsnuensis'
Ihrrr l. Of course NO question 40 % IN dual
nssasSs 90 % NOS Gem TO lake sirdis TO Assigning
inc 'e''""' Z u MoSrAx.
No, psoperIy: that " In say the hearers Of the
Word mus Used would not con, pr-hcnd II In the
.-,a. In which the speaker employ ID n TN,
,,,no,,,les d, not take kindly IN me pfOpos-i
.,,nIsr,,,on for the reason that the sgent now
.,,-.ay ., completely niIed win . sixnIGcsuo.
a, A di,.Inct and highly specialized nature.
,s.,,,, . ,orrixn bora american citfyrn b. An
,,,a,sn "a the cabinet. hoS would the question
~ ,iIccs@Sloa ~ tue PFtsi3ehcs stand NUuli nc
no ns sard On srrodni or MS foreign birth
w JRL
"a. would be passrd over. I hr fact hat n,
4. IA ,Ar Cabinet must remain subordinate Ia the
v.,yisIoas % eligibility 10 the Presidency pre-
-ytp- b. the Constellation. This condition rGist,
~ "A IA several successive aduniristrs lions ~
r..sou Of me fact that secretary Wilson was born
scotland = British subject
ybs' Sag n sry. did Gen JOhn stars . troops
rsrrJ q ,ss "s'''e of bennington. fougs' on 10
gust 10 1905 y. u II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

Seattle patrons % William Collier
uiil recall the various pranhs coli
her PLAYS sen hie audience When n
Qnfges giue for tbs CURTAIN speech
each night The hcef thlng 30 ever
pulled eff hare was hls trick &c hav.
ina ihs eAttAtn arnp ln Front 81 ham
iu#t a. he started doWn the stage
in make TIRE speech COLLIER a0iild
hasA intsaeait annoyed. az thenKh b
were a mistake uu the part ~ fhs
stage manager. and thc audience
hould sympsthire with htm and dfs
mand The RAISING ~ the eartain
again Then BE- would start down
stage Nna NuFk the same thing ever
again Ia fhig Way De- mouid ret
an2en curtain Calls befafe saSirK
one Nnrd
BE haa a uew scheme SOW ftr
comes down to thr fnntnnhth and q
stuui fn begin his speech s hFn Ihs
HtaEe earfentrr RrHfflY rrils
strike ard IRE stage seafuHs y tfh
theatrical mechanics. who start rn~r.
erfieeiig tearing The setting 90
piwreH ihseuueTfirt iY tbs racket
cnllisr fFsifes up stage and the eur
inira aFups
The audfrnCa - fighting aad az
the STAG force for intarrnpfius Coi-
Hers speech. ard pr The euffain hss
ip So up aFain What &c aiHeiosas
~ Collier with MS coat OF working
Ike Trojan. Fsip'ns fHs srens
aiiiffefa all Be egn on THIS aNn Idea
t'otllsF saHrflMtte draws % uF G4
curtain calls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

IL playing 10 audiences which Jam
the theatre 90 capacity every night
with hundreds turned away Near
by. kothern and Marlowe. two ~ the
greatest living artists. are playing
Shakespeare nn a magnificent scale
"a audiences which have Mt no time
filled the playhouse
Any time any opponent ~ the
theatre tells you that the theatre
managers are vitiatlna the public
taste sou tell him the rsnl fact. that
there IL NOS a theatre manager iu
the country who would dare give
the public tenth ae bad show
a. The public wants The theatrical
productions ~ the country are Inn
uaA aufshiN above the public taste
Every manager "a the country would
like ta eiea clean. wholesome shows
and nine tenthe ~ them DO. but the
public is constantly trying % edu-
cate them down into The oiri From
Hectufs stuff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

The Welt eae piHYsd here b
year nNe ~ Andres HuHsan Al she
Moore Nsf0Fv that Mf Wuhnnn Rad
sfHrfrd here ca Richard CARVER and
bad appeared here 49, leading man
wtih Jane tnrrufnH and Nance
% ~eN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

Clara Belle Jerome. Al the Orphe
um next seek. Wha here Wifh "A
Rum cay Girl az the Grand ln 1901
and Rith Frank Daniels tn The OF.
flee Hos" iH 1905
Reese Prosser viii be- ou the Ma.
isstia bin next week As minstrel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

o - Al tnc Mo0,e
olsa Nelher- y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

Manager J. " sandusky today
announced the engaging by bel
Lawrence and himself of Richard
Scott. we'll known Western actor
for the position of producer and a.
rector Of plays Tor the now stock
company which ~ 90 open al the
Lois ON March 10 Scott may from
time 70 time play leading roles In
some of the new Lois productions.
Ilo has played IN Seattle with "a
number Of companies. and VIII prob
ably be easily recalled hy many Lois
PATRONS ~ soon ~ he stems upon
tho ftaRe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

nln theatre IN Bush a. ln san FRAN
eisca ARID made hsr first staxr ape
pearhuse lie the Nsidwtn tHeAife
Shc h IRE Nffs ~ Wallace Maarw.
Miss Nsfiers1i~s manager
her sister. Minnie. ~ Recently told
in tnia ealassu - nos making q BID
succfss az q leading uaHan in Ton
dcu f.ssis married % George o.
crater. 81 noa living in ~ea farh
citf in retirement and ma9 newer
return e. ths stage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

Ry the way wouldn't VIII Archie
and Emma Bunting make % team 2
N some one could write the proper
play Tor those two cKtremelY clever
midgeta both 81 whom have the
looks and voices Of children end the
acting ability Of veterans, the CONE
blnatlon would sweep the country.
IN their particular lines they have
no equals on titt American stage to-
49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

Julia Wairaff one ~ fhe Haqai4f
members - thr oId stock company
AZ the Lois. Il back In iopn. and vili
pruiatif Join nne ~ tha several tfa-
matte companies nuw formlnN in ihe
NuftaH rsf. Whoever gets Julia Wiil
rot e thoroughly cumuetsni rharAr.
Tor woman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

Charlotte Tit
tell one ~ fhf
three rttts3i Sc.
tera the others
bfinE Essie and
Minnie vii b. in
Seattle neat Nvat
with Olga Seth.
gfMnie She has
been here fore
but newer platr
here - = stf
artre sa Ha ftii
her sisters She
vas born across
the street from
the old GMfIfnF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
SEVEN PRINCIPALS OF THE NEW SEATTLE STOCK COMPANY

Seattle actor viii be- IA her sup
porting company
"rhe Nlfaiuiau,' Louis James,
Charles n HHnford Hchumanu-
Helnk and Maud Powell in feclnls.
and Eatha Williams iu "As the Sun
Went Down" ore coming attractions
at local playhourcst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

The benefit program az the Lois
feHtsfuaA AFTERNOON was az artistic
success The distinct feature ~ the
Aitetheon vas the exquisite violin
playing q Mru. Alexander PantagcF.
who knwHed IA black satin and lace
made . most graceful stage appear
@tN~. AbN son hearty rueofeH NeH-
tflee Mcclure and Grant Churchill
we're seen % advantage ia a sketch.
and Jessie Van Iandt MrClufo gave
feanlnE that was thoroughly Ap-
pTec lated
There we're other excellent acts on
thr Ions bin ans the whole program
eHnFt itatHa one - the beet yet DO
tih~a here Tor similar purpose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

~ ss'eh Seattle viii zee fo,
= a during The reu.5r
N Iha Writing an tbe
NiKhi BEFORE ehrisf-
The LOST Trail
h ss .sy Y Bobby Burns will
49, W q Scotch raneart
- -henday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

man he has made many trips here
with Al Field and Lew bockatHder
Billy Beard. nt The Paniagcs next
week WAS comedian with the
Primrose Ministries nt the Grand in
1901
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

THE Merry widow returns 81 the
Moore week from tomorrow with
oscar Figman Mabel Wilbur VIII
liam 81 Sifunx and others Of last
fcIrH east
Brew sters Millions" ia % follow
'rhe Wolf ~ inc Grand Royal
Dams Tracy now has The role ~
Monty Brewster
Myrtle EIrYn wiii be heard az "a
matinee recital on the piano az thc
Grand week after next under the
auspices ~ tie Schubert club.
Following The Might Before
Christmas" re tho Seattle VIII tpWe
Held by the EnCWY"
"Tholma @iih Jane Kelion ln the
uuo role ls underlined IA the Lois.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

20 HN
baton of "
Pykn the xteF
an comic 50 fa
producer the
schubert lu b
wisi put on 6 per.
formAace - the
g;iiDart q SALT
van cous, opera,
ratianNe mt
thp brand on
FRIDAY Mn sat
isrssay II meNt
w.~k The east
,nrl,sslaa Eugene
WrInar Who be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
THE MARKETS

me following ARE tBe average prices
guvted by the local Wholesaler oa
lpfsi produce, meats und feed,
Iftres IN all eases are subject 90
variation according 60 fTsHhness
and Esasrai excellence. but these
prices. unfsas ofheFetse Indicated.
are for strictly first grades.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

>. ..ewn herr - q pfipf .ral
= - Fsanrlscu orFFa CONE
= - AnNntan hslsiaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

rngeRe Waltef g
moloafana 81
the fronsn Nprth
wiu return ga
this city tenor
row cpeniug at
the GRAND Tor
nvf nighta with
Andrew Robson
stlii ln tita lead
lne role II jules
ilranbien There
are three acts
With the a tlen
btxluuinK one
=. u ="
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
Problem Plays Amateur Opera and ANEW Stock Company Week
EIahlh PenaIar osnesr.--Neer..

Al the Moore
al . O'clock To-.
morrow ffor.
noon there viii
DO PLAYED the
eighth concert IA
tho popular -
rlca hy the Sc
Rttlc symphony
Orchestra. with
bentley Nichoi
son as tenor 81.
lHist lie Will he
heard Ia a aelec 4.
tiou from tfiA-
watha - " nsltlinw
tuast The ur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

Ethel Davis VIII be heard in song
selections. and the chorus girls VIII
appear iu neW costumes
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Musical comsdy-sisr

~ the Nfilf
theatre the "a
ward Armstrong
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company ylil on
Monday after
noon change The
present bin 90
awertiifarfa and
Wives o. must
cal comedy that
VIII Introduce
the ArfufffOuRa
AZ Irish come
dams and GuH
Leonard 40 the
dialect butcher.
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Observation-Disclosures.

George musical and vocal artists
and the two films ~ pictures and
the illustrated ballad.
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u sexf "a the Canadian
e. eeuntry nfun John
~,w leadinE wunWn-
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PATRONS "i The Seattle theatre VIII
ses feMs truly bride and groom both popular and well
SHOWN mere ~ the bargain pictured
- lawson character man o. hs company and Vie
e HNefntN the leading married. Ia belnshnu
.g ne wedding PREPARATIONS had been carried forward
MN extreme secrecy aed She fellow ~ Mr. ana Mrs
IaWHon we're thoroughly surprised when they learned
Nottingham minister had just them life.
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The fifth Symphony concert, TO
be played az tho Moore next FIJI
day afternoon. VIII be a strictly
Mendelasohn program.
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thst Kelly was the manager and
WnN fin6halu. n9M stage usanaEef
az ire Moprv. directed the seitiag az
Tire nrefa
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Olga Netherao'c
viii hcaln her cu
raeelupnt Tues
dan nixht offef
lnw en TIE #d'tN
ava FtliaN ANA
"A the Thursday
matinee The
writing an tnn
Wall On We'd
neHdaY4 TIE
second Mrs Tan
unegAN EN-
Thursday even
ms tausille
ar1 an saturday
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carmen. Ezra playolo." nabea III
foN iand and "rannheusnf
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n he l. oa Z
Trail a Western
drama by An
thunY T. Wills,
will la produced
for the first time
az the Lois Tor
the week starting
tomorrow after
noon Tho iifc
described BE- that
Ina and around q
Colorado arm
post pet LAW
renee a. ilt be
Necn in the role
OF cuw punchef
aUsf y4ufs FF4ifaU
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NaudavIIIe-Mal sstIo.

Flo Russell Ia 1.-THE Lunatie and the
oirl pefo q Wilson. comedy pam
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z "a aeening NSarha itef
So - wl.l be new here ~ y
agama q the present