davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02
Blacksburg Social News.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch

H.,
BlaoksburS, Va, April l.-SIiss Rose
qua liobson. or Louisville, Ky, liz tn,
house guest OF Miss Anna Campbell
ana was the guest OF honor al an IN
ioTmni reception given by Miss Camp
bell Thursday afternoon. from to d,
a delegation OF twonty-.ive members
OF the local Masonic Lodge were the
guests OF honor at n banquet rendered
them by tie lodge In Christiansbur.
Saturday evening.
William LybroolS left Friday for .
trip TO Philadelphia anu will visit Mrs
byhrook, who is n patient In the John.
ston- Willis Hospital at Richmond be-
fore his return.
Henderson are in Baltimore, where the
latter will undergo treatment al the
Hopkins Hospital.
Mrs. Fanny Harrison Panton has re-
turned 10 her home in Danvillc after.
STAY Of several weeks at The Blacks.
Miss Virginia Nnwtcr has returned
"a her home here from :. WISH, of :,
month 10 friends in North Carolina and
at Danvillc.
Memorial Church. is attending the ses.
sions OF tho Baltimore conference at
Clifton Forge.
Miss katherine Enngcr left this
Wees Ter Joplin. Mo. where she will
make her home with her uncle
Saundcrs, Of Richmond, and DR. ]. &.
I5ernerhough. Of Burkeville we're
visitors here this week
MISS MarSaret Earringcr will leave
shortly 10 attend the Easter week
Miss Mars Franc henderson t.
spending tho week END as tho s,lcs, Of
me Misses Elicit in Christiansburg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02

lief that any reasonable wrongs that
women suffer from. would In the fu-
lure be nut as reasonably right as
they have been in the past.
What SENS to me TO be fairly iust
cause for complaint. funnily enough.
have rarely heard touched upon. In
"!tc. however virtuous and worthy
totally unprovidcd for. II sho has mar.
rled with no marriage settlement ana
mas no means OF her own she can be
That 49, the law, the actual law, en-.
ables him to will his moncy--the whole
OF II being at his own disposition--
when and where and how he chooses.
proportion Of the husbands worth,
,w%illy-ntlly goes to his widow as
Keeping
no Or course. rom the logical stand
George Eliot should have no vot.
and her c3achman should But the
franchise is not granted for the !ndl-
vi1ual value OF the voter ct is a prop
crty. not brain franchise). and after
AL IT is not Greatcr anomaly than
the granting Of the franchise to wo-
men which would enable them 70 pass
laws which they have not the physical
force 10 carry out. Individuality. r.
really :hink hat even physically / All,
much stronger than many weedy,
puhs +. u'HeTSl1eu, undcTRvOWli manDi-
Kin such as ] pass in the purlieus or
a busy cit:' very often. But Tor ali
that. do not suggest that the femi-
nine sen. Is. anything like match Tor
the male sex in physical strength.
though do point ont the favoritisil,
OF the law in many points to women.
am not as ridiculous as that,
10 judge by the agitation both Tor
and against the granting of the nan
c en- to women, one would think tia,
by that simple means the millennium
you'd arrive. Personally. I am against
u. see no good to be gained Iv an
enormous charging Of the elec.oratc.
The voice OF many need not mean the
voice OF much wisdom, But al lie
back OF boyend" OF my mind. I can an
not help having a somewhat half
formed idea that perhaps even II il
happened. the effect would be like thar
o. the, curse on the "Jackdow or
Rheims nobody would seem one pcn-
ny the worse ie'
~ can only end with what T began
When women are inclined TO think The
law So, particularly hard on them. let
them OVAL for little while on the
lnnumerahlc cases where the law IS
manitestly unjust, but entirely in their
favor rus Is my purely personal
opinion. which. though it is as good
ing" - i'oi''-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02
Highland Springs Social News


Highland Springs. Va, April 1.-The
ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist
Church will give an Easter entertain
ment on Thursday, April 10, In the
church annex.
The Union Christian League will bc
held Sunday night in the Methodist
chnrch, with Miss Pocklington, as
leader The league is undenomina
honai and all are welcome. Irrespective
OF creed. D>'
The Daughters of Liberty will mce,
monday night in Odd Fellows Hall.
stop 80 seven Pines car line.
MISS Sallie shore. Of Black stone. ar
ter 4 visit OF several days with MISS
Sallie Gatewood has returned TO her
nome. accompanied By Miss Gatewood
who viii spend some time in Black.
stone.
\ cottage prayer. meeting viii be
hcid next Friday night at the home OF
MI. Applewhite, on IVY Avenue
MI and Mrs. Il. Brinker arc now at
nome nome at stop 2Gl-ea, Seven Pines line
after having spent the winter with
their son and family in Florida.
). Johnson returned during the nast
week to his home in Washington. ID. g.
after three weeks stay with Mr. and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02
Ballsville Social News
Especial to Thc Times-n;sna,oh

ISpecIhI 20 Tic Times -Dispatch.
Ballsville, Va, April iWCnnta n
Snend, OF Baltimore. was at Ont.
Laurel" the past week. 49,
Mrs s. -, IIuth is at home again
A' ,e,s a visit to friends in Richmond.
Mrs. James r. Clarke was the week
end guest Of Mrs. w. c. Netherland.
MISS Annie Allen left Tuesday FOR
time. ~ 49," soi''e
Mrs. X. It. Bowles. Of Hipb,and pal,
Is on visit to her parents -
MISS Jessie Garrett who has been
teaching in Nelson, will return home
next week $500 'io''o
=. IT, McLaurine is back aftor
brief visit TO Chester and Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02
Providence Forge Social News

SPECIAL TO The Tim les Dispatch1
providence Forge, Va. April 1.-The
Noodmen OF the World are making
preparations for a big entertainment
mere about the middle of April Ad.
dresses BY prominent members OF this
order VIII be delivered in the forenoon
ana afternoon, and the whole affair
Will probably close with !, BAH al
night.
Or ORTIZ. formerly OF Spain. and for
twenty five years Roman Catholic
priest. now a candidate for the gospel
ministry. will speak in tile ijnion
Chanel here Sunday nirht
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02
Cascade Social News

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.1
Cascade, Va, April Mrs. Eliznbet II
hrucc and Archer Ciriggs. of Danville,
were IN town sunday. visiting their
aunt, Mrs. ]. r. Jordon.
FRANK SNYDER and bride. of Draper
!. G.. and George Clark, wife and chsi
drcn from Leaksville. \. C., visited Mr.
ana Mrs James Trent sunday
Overton Wooton, of Chicago. is visit
ING at DR.. ]. y. Istess this week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02

Mrs. J. ~ Atl1isson and family.
me Liberty Hall Social Club met
friday night at the home Of Mrs Left
wien aud Il most delightful evening
business hour. tile time was spent So
ciulIY. ,--' -. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02

hc congratulated on having such an
encrseuc ana puhlicsp spirited civic or.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-02
ROB GROCERY ON
NEW YEARS EVE

Joke? Hill; throw up your
hands and keep EN- up" gruffly an
swered masked highwayman, as
he leyeled a revolver - the head
OF J. W. Walker. proprietor OF a
grocery stsse OF 1924 Howell st..
Saturday night. q 10
The ,highwaymans outburst was
due to Walkers guess that II was
q New Years Joke. The highway
man and bis companion looted the
cash register Of 500, but over
looked an additional 5000 in gold
and notes.
A. the highwaymen dashed from
the store Walker gave chase. A
hastily formed posse finally ran
one OF the highwaymen TO earth.
lie gave the name Of Carl Fisher.
First he said the hold up was a
joke, but later said he was drunk
and didn't know what he was
doing.
Walker says both highwaymen
we're sober.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-02
Al the Alhamhrn.

The third week of Miss Emma
Bunting commenced last night With
the revival OF Tiilottaoua famous
war play. "Lynwood" The scene
q the play Is laid out in Kentucky
AZ the beginning OF the ciyl war.
and deals siih the affairz " one
Judge Carlyle and family and a
young federal officer. who Is IN
love with the judges daughter
Lucille.
Geo. whitaker. as the federal Of.
.flcer. auarrels with Lucille brother
and IN tho struggle a hidden per
.-n staha and kills the brother The
evidence H. against Col blanchard.
the federal officer. but In the end
"a young newspaper correspondent
produces evidence sufficient 20 vim
dictate him and prove the guilt Of a
friend Of the family and a rival Of
the officer for Lucile's hand
Miss Hale. a. Lucille. proved wor-
Thy % her task Miss bunting 5
work wa. Of a high order Whitaker.
as Col blanchard, vas fine and
vas ably supported by the rest Of
The cast. who took advantage Of
every opportunity TO make the play
thrilling and sensational.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-02
GOOD COMEDY
AT SEATTLE

IT'S a good thing 20 slip few
amateurs into a stock companx
once In while. The audiences e
the Seattle are 80 accustomed %
the uniform capability OF the Bakcf
stock players that they don't fully
appreciate them.
This week the regulars stand 0tIf
like stars Dwire. Diiis. little Faye
BANTER. Bruce. Tommy Williams.
Dcuithorne and Burke, all IN char
actor parts. ahonc last niEiss
Joseph Galbraith. Ethel Clifton and
Mango buffet. the principals. didn't
have dominating parts. but aid Welt
hut some 81 the amateurs are
taking money BY false prctenaeA
This doesn't apply 90 Howard Fog
ter. a new member OF the company
II Was a real meloarama audience
last night. az hefittcd the mcl9
drama that Il Witnessed. Hoyt's a
Temperance Town." a revival Of a
popular old play. The crowd cheer
ed and Kissed. and hung breathleHs
and got all excited AZ times. The
audience, b. the way. filled every
seat. downstairs. balcony and sal
iery.
Tho play might have started a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-02
Tragic Death of Two
Leading Aviators

Archie lloxaey and John u. Mois
SAINT. two of the foremost nyiatora
IN the world. both met death on
Saturday In the case OF caeh
death was due'to an accident whils
the men were In the air and thou.
sands Of spectators saw them drop
Ike lcadcn plummots to tho earth.
Moissant died Ia the forenoon
during an exhibition at New or.
leans. He had carried heavier
can Of petrol aloft with him than
usual The unusual weight caused
his machine to turn over and the
unfortunate aviator fol- from his
seat and dropped distance OF 100
feet He died two minutes after
striking the ground.
lloNscy was killed IN the after
noon. lie had made a spectacular
flight at Los Angeles aud the ap.
plause OF thousands was atlli ring.
lhg IN his ears when he attempted
to descend 90 earth by the spiral
glide. hairraisiug feat that has
never been attempted save by ilox.
aey and tombstone tombstone was
killed while attempting the danger.
Gus stunt six weeks ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-02

While 500 feet above the earth
iloxaey'a machine suddenly tilted
and the great wings OF his machine
flew upward Tho machine dropped
TO earth with Blckening crash.
When spectators reached the
cumpicd heap OF wrcckare HOx-
aey'a stlll and broken form was
found lying under the engine. lie
was dead.
In spite OF the death Of these
two men, both leaders In the field
of aerial navigation. the meet At
Los Angeles was continued ycater.
day. although no aylatora attempt
ed the spiral glide which caused
the death Of Hoxscy and John.
stone The two latter were chuma
and had learned the art OF nayigat.
ing the Wright aefoplnnea TO.
gethcr.
In floral parade at Pasadena
today n float with a monster aero.
plane WAS Ia the procession. IN
honor OF the memory Of iloxgcy the
seat was draped In mourning Hox.
aey was to have been the hero Of
the parade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-02
Democrats
to Banquet

The annual Jackson day banquet
by the King County Democratic
club will be held at the Arctic club
January 7. Alfred Battle will be
toastmaster. The following will
respond 10 toasts: Thomas NJ.
Vance. Olympia. Robert Nc
Murchie. Everett: Maurice Lang
horne. Tacoma; II. NJ. White, Bell
ingham.
Tickets will be $3.50 each. 0t
was n democratic year. you know
They will be on sale until January
8 al the Alaska club and the
United Cigar Store, In the Alaska
building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-02
W. E. Sprague Dies

william r.. Sprague. a contractor
residing at 1918 Fourth av. ". W.,
died at Providence hospital Satur-
day, following an operation for APP
pendlcitis. RE was 81 years old. and
for 81 years a resident of Seattle
He was associated with his father,
l.. b. Sprague. in the contracting
business. He leaves a widow, Mrs
Grace A. Sprague.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-02
MURDER GIRL AND HER
LOVER WITH CHEWING GUM

the poison had been injected into
chewing gum. some Of which was
found In Twiggs mouth
The couple were TO have been
married yesterday.
The police do not believe that
the case was suicide and are try
ing 10 find some motive that will
give them a clue TO the person
who they believe. poisoned the
gum that Twigg carried
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-02
INVITE LEGISLATORS
To VISIT UNIVERSITY

At the Invitation OF the Alumni
Association OF the University Of
Washington. members of the icgia.
lature viii be guests at the uniyer.
slty on Friday More than half OF
the entire representation will be
present
The legislators will be shown
around the campus and given an
opportunity TO learn the needs OF
the state institution. A monster
assembly meeting viii be held In
the auditorium. In the evening the
solons will be banqucted at the Ho-
tel Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-02
SEATTLE SOLDIER
WRITES ON PEACE

That the nations OF the earth will
be forced Into bankruptcy II they
continue their preparations FOR war
Is the main theme argued in a
book by Gen. Hiram Martin Chit.
tcndcn. retired. Of Seattle. which In
now IN process OF publication. Gen
Chittenaen's work IL a compilation
OF arguments for and against uni.
versai peace. Tie says Il IL the
product % two years Of steady toll
Gen. ChIttenden was graduated
from West Point military academy
e years ago. Twcnty.thrce years
OF service was In the engineering
corps. lie retired three years ago
on sick leave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-02

tTHE STAR TOUR OF THE
WORLD EN- RoUTE1
OFF TAT0oSH hight. Jan. ?.
-oh Tor she Orient, Take your last
loJN At the home soil. you won't
see II again for Ions time 10 come.
for. you've gu1 fo.nlO ndevs 20 go.
more or less before You eosre home
20 the states assainN
Yonder are the snoWArsodee
peaks OF the oeaapns urouuabshos.
glltsertng IN tie ss9ftaga saslasht
behind yoM Far - tlne aosnh Is
Rainier the 'siStnxs1hn % ttse UNI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-02

the body OF the crushed man by l..
r. Highleyman. who arrived on the
scene while Andrew Johnson was
away summoniBg help. The men
left shortly after.
The absence OF Mr.. Drew's neck.
tie and pin were not noticed until
after he had been received at the
hospitai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-02
Roads Prosperous
in 1910, Says Report

ord OF 1907 by s214.Os5, 772. and the
earnings OF 1909 by 1921. 1882.
Despite the general raise In
wages for employees. the higher cost
Of materials and the cost OF de-
ferred maintenance, the net earn
ings from operation increased g..
588. sci, or one and one-thlrd per
cent above those OF 1909s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-02
FOR sAlE-woop AND COAL

scsiIal 1scI &C. AZ nd q sscir and
wildwood NJ its Ind IL.
Patent dust pan With fret LOAD coat
wainwright Mcleod Phones 1915
Great Western Fuel CO Coal. t47ss
mill wood. e. 80 load isit Ind ssse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-02
ORDERS MEN To SHOOT To
KILL SPEEDING CHAUFF[URs

OAKLAND. Jan. 2 Shoot TO
kill. is the Instructions Capt waE
ter j Peters. OF the local detective
bureau has given his men IN con.
nection With chauffeurs who rahnse
to stop their machine when an aeez.
dsnt occurs
This order was issued aessT an
auto party had bpitaiiy SLAIN
young Frank i.athFop early yespee-
day morning he was hustled ever
the car and Instantly Ealled wfade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-02

CITY MD COUNTY LOANS
on Improved or vacant property At ? and
, per cent any amount from $50 TO tsQ0.
for lcng or shor; time and easy pay
meufE; no delay. sfurfevant & Co, 5ia
Boston Block. seronr and Columbia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-02

CHICAGO Jan. 2.--The gross
earnings Of all railroads operating
In the United States in 1910 was
approximately s2.s35.374,551. Com
pared today with the gross earn
ings Of railroads In previous yeans,
this Ii shown to be a record smash
or. exceeding the previous high rec
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-02

CT st3ERi2AND. Md. Jan. a.
Beliexiug that Grace Elosser and
Chass Twi,gg we've murdered. the
polite today began an investigation
81 the death Of the couple who
were found mysteriously dead.
seated side by side on sofa in the
girls home here Saturday night.
The. investigated so far shows
that death was due 10 rcyanide
poisoning and II is believed that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-02

small riot II produced IN a town
that was in the throes OF a wotand.
dry election. iioyt wrote u when
lt waa customary TO josh the tom
pcranco movement and he made
the perfocuted saloonkeepcr a hero
and the heads Of the Public Welfare
League OF his play. hypocrltcs and
well dressed crooks. Which would
not suit any nRtl.saloon workers OF
today.
However everybody felt that e
was Just a play. not an argument
remembering. too. that u was New
Years. and enjoyed the whole
thing One must not diaaect the
comedies too closely. and the audi
encc didn't bring rs surgical In.
strumcnta. II came ready 20 laugh
and did
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-02

verse"--some shakes of a mountain
70 be sure. yet hardly more than
half as high as some that you may
see before you see any Yankee
mountains again. And before you
stretch the waters OF Puget Sound.
on out past Port Townsend. and
past Victoria on the Canadian shore.
uorthward and westward through
the vide strait tn they meet the
slow swell OF the open sea and
mingle with the waters of the soy.
erear Pacific itself.
The boat casts off and turns her
nose toward the ocean. Seattle. the
metropolis OF the sound. falls astcrn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-02

ilehtiSfe from a street car. Wit
nesses yelled for the motorists to
stop but derislyc laugh that float
ed back from the speeders was
theu oniy reply.
The victim was the only sup
cart of a widowed mother.
Richard Eaton. l6-yearold ma.
ch4nist employed tn garage. was
arrested and confessed He was
traced by the battered hood OF the
car he had taken out without per
mission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-02

dwlndllng as the points and head.
lands before us loom larger. Pres.
entity Seattle Is but a streak on the
horizon. that you must strain your
eyes 70 see. When you look again
Seattle Is gone
Four thousand miles 10 go' Then
the pale cone OF Fuilyama viii come
out OF the sea aud tho land OF the
cherry blossoms be before us.
but frat We must get ourselves
out OF curious tauglc OF dates. We
must somehow manage to loss a
whole day In our next letter 20
The Star we will explain how We
lost "a hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-02

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 2-Three rough
~ dressed men. who stood around
the automobile under which j.
Tankerville Drew OF Seattle. son
Of a St Louis millionaire, lay dy-
ing. are believed to have stolen his
diamond pin when they might
have saved his life.
The men were seen bending over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-02
FOR NIGHT OWLS.

NEW YORK. Jan. IA police in.
vestigatlon Just finished shows that
1880 shops keep open all night In
this city. These include banks,
BARRIERS. florists. clothing and shoe
stores Saloons and cafes are not
included in the count.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-02


nAmfEh Work rltEE
We have fusI opened a new branch %
our HaFbef school a. Tye Thlsa az,
TAird a. aud Columbia a., shave. s..
hair cut zee Clean linens GOOD ser
Ncs Work frssi Charge is Tor ma
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE.
Two Nrhunis
he TMiFd Az - Washington S.
We teach the barber trade cnlaplete
Course as o. Wages paid while
learning
Wanted IA rtpefiearsd clothing sales.
ruau 20 represent ~ Ia oregon, Washing
fen. Idaho ard Montana pnir men nifh
az established trade ned % apply To
cell cHr pepAiar priced line of meme and
Young mems clothing Felix Nnfharhll1
a 90. 1tt.fta Frspkiin -. ChicaEo.
Gee msu Wansea % eas hot roast bsas
sand sifhes Basement ORIENTAL
root ROOM. ttit Third aV.. between
flke ard TETON
THIS al j. Kood iar nne biK. inirY raAKt
Fooi Room. iti1 Thifd az. Hand q 20
the man today
Yos are wanted fof Fovefnmeut post.
ton. tAaee month. Write Tor ilat ~ ro-
siiiaus npsn Wrankiin Institute. Dept.
isa-u. Horheafer. y
Mems SIS bfarr rafnroats. SfrBe Ira
Gle. Room geT. Traders BIDS. fatA
rhlrd
second hand cialhinE bought and soid
ioll riss e. Naiu sitt; Ind I assp
CRAWFORD FLOOR CO. R t7af
ffmfH fHHsarHrn rufHHafaHfuu Nwwm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-02
hELp WANTEp-MALE.

WANTED Az ACTIVE. WIDE
AWAKE NALEHMAN TO DO
TRAM WoHK WITH ONE OF
THE HEaT hErrnfTf FAf.fs-
MN And Df.NHEftH IN TifE
UNITED FTATgs ~ pfACfNg
EuME HIGH GRADS cOHrDH-
Artu% RANKING s1rINfTi
COMMISSIONS ADV SC T. -
WEEKLY OPPORTUNITY FOR
~ l&UfNr NfDNN MAN TO
MAKE. 90 HE WILL FOLLOW
- TitE EhFENTN ADVICE AID
WORK As DIRECTED FitoM
tfEe TO ff1g PER MuATH 40
TlNE GIVEN TO VISITORS Or
LDAfEltA 10 NNf ARE IS.
TEnEHTEn ~ MAKING YOUR
SELF HuME uHUn nos Est
MONEY AMn AT NfE SAME
TfME BECOME 8 HfUH GRADE
FINANCIAL AArEHMAN PHONE
MAIN ffg or fEu iift Aeu
Ask FoH Mr.. CORNELL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-02
CONSDINE JOINS
PANTAGES IN NEW
1O-CENT CIRCUIT

John " Considine. one of the
managers Of the Sullivan a Consi.
dine international vaudeville circuit
aud his former business rival. Alex
andcr Pantagoa. owner ~ the vaudc.
Vile circuit which bears hts name.
have az last united "a corner the
'ten-cent'' vaudeville field OF the
United States.
The new coalition will have It's
general headquarters In Seattle
II IL distinctly understood that the
deal does not In any wise affect the
present holdings Of either corpora.
ton. but is merely a business ex-
pcdient TO garner the rich but neg
lectod field OF cheaper vaudeville
AUGUSTA. Ga. Jan. when
Harris Fosaick found his fiyc-cent
cigar would not draw" be cut II
open and found a diamond worth
$3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-02
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS.

Fer Lease-Room 2. Grand Pacific
dock, ground floor. on Railway aV,
PERKINS LAND CO,
III Third Az Main 500.
All kinds OF store fixtures. counters,
shelving etc, made at 90 Bell st. Phone
Ind 1905.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-02
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FURNISHED APARTMENTS.

GRAND VIEW APARTMENTS, ios
EaHtlake; strictly modern. completely
furnished. 2. ;. t-room suites. special
Ind 1914
Tho Beividere Apartments. heated. fur
niahod, fine Wow, si2, tis and s20. ia
valley q. A. 1898.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-02
FOR sALe-FuRNITuRE

N~~NNN~NN~-N->~ ~-~~~~~Ny~~-NN~N.N.N
Household furniture for sale rlcap.
Monarch range. good as new; must be
sold soon. isS e. e0th st.. half block OF
Meridian car
Three rooms furniture FOR sale cheap:
rent $40. S2th ilth av-. rear
Highest cash paid tor furniture and
household goods Main 1859: l. aelt
Desks. chairs. Showcases Chicago store
and office Furniture Co. i1as LIST av