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er Florence R« most om Sunda and Wed orate the new 7 strong, av Hoorat at the first ¢ night, Oct Thi and « est among vent on the advancing ¢ work unt mon conser uy Why W at the Avent The ‘Thorne week will 5 mantic Tennessee ing with a noon, The in “Dora Tho &@ number of a than those usually seen { drama—it w Manager Russell to ny to fil comp. cant by the other ativac Oscar L. will be seen Thursday, Fr » Sunday mpa rne’ that th mor this that cance Figman and Rw’ the Grand ay and Si Richard Carle's and H great musical Tenderfoot opera = aboun: scenes of coloring in Mexicans and and cowboys swinging and the Texas abundant opportunity for the costuming of the sonoritas, the rangers and girls, Seminary visitors The music comedy success This characteristic } picturesque locale ds in tuneful, comedy is of a variety caused critics feot” the operas, §=Mr. tng ability to call “The Tender- funniest Figman, in Tole, is said to be delightful, his quaint humor and dancing. Miss White brings to the role of Marion & remarkably fine soprano and act- Jethro Warner, a tenor ot distinction, has made much of Brackett, and George Romain, also played Third Aven Hal Re y demon engax tin a week made } score heavily of all FLORENC “E ROBERTS. numbering nearly 70 people. Richard & Pringle’s Minstrels are booked at the Grand for week after, Week after r next. The engagement of four per yed at popular formances will be p prices The chorus is splen didly drilled, and the orantzation is one of the largest that wil seen here during the entire season, | which will soon be presented the Grand with Allee Johnson a The week dleaces ‘it manage right always apprecia al patronage Meegan a smpany, Viror }D t Washington to be « to be seen to the one Ww The performar nautical musical kit alled What Jo The olf acts include Eldora, ju singer; Dave Marion, im sketch; Aggie Behler | Mantel). j original ch” Comedians ters, singing cx conjurer rs Alley be| “Kraaam | From a comedy standpoint “The Tiger Lilies lesque, to be off xt is sald to rank & foremost attraction Rosile Knott in “When K | hood Was in Flowers,” ix eee emes Join D. and on yectalty ng, West land Williams, parody singers; Grace| an Chanconette; Lew Adama,| Lynotte ale-| ane and Ah Ling The closing burlesque is entitled alone} popular bu ed at the Seatt! Of all the new plays and comedies all kinds of praise for her acting! {fered to the theatergoers last ron few achieved such splendid ces as “The Marriage of Kitty An Unique Picture Here is a profile uled to arrive home House young ijady in a dif is usually take: the picture being which she natural, STATE cas MEM BFE. 8 Arlingtor the jodg- te bern were COMPANY in to be ve m brick bulidh fornia. A DPBERTER from t Marblehead named Patri Was arrested in Belling! ht torether with duties Lu Duran and Darring fr of the or¢ Modern Woodmen of Ameri mmo, where se tated. K armory 4 from Map ng at Cot mt and by far m It shows the W attractive por ause, perhap attractiv sen-, of the lex mevelt, who is sched- | tist E SHERIFF THOMAS. of I ham, teft y for ¥ c Fred Benne, who is + 1 ‘ ge of Grond y CHARGEL hy ® Jens check on a bank of K " Wits er b Ju Black, of th ‘ to plead ru i f for t eof y t 1 vi it e t be a ¥ Ra ng role in thin mes to the after next |. the woods back of The out the line of ¢ y Mine work je built by the Bom | Railway company. | Instead of the Everett shippers ne to Beattle to rallrow, will € | me to Everett EW Northern Pa ved Friday f land Jobbers’ am elation, it w | the old rates. IB the ge to make a ce cal matter of the one eat of the pre , JARVEY, ar Linfatrom shipyard. | fola 1 nustained serious tr RIGHT HUNDRED r been set to work by Porter f grading the elect Spokane & Inland r SEVERAL grants of right for the troth tween Snohomish and * filed Friday with the aud ath | erett | PAUL KRUGER, who ts by a half r to nett in North Yekima for the punt f | years, He will immed her | SENATOR SAM PILEA ived Seattl THE DEATH of Rev. WW. I te te ‘Th is | f th t ar | “tp at f ,| Wife and seve hildren th he t* ¢|* SCORE SOUTHERNERS FOR * * SNUBBING ROOSEVEL' th * on|* _ NEW ORLEANS, Oct # Ex-Lieutenant Governor G. T * Shan of Mississippi, in an * address yesterday at Water * | & Valley, Miss, denounce the * people of that section for their & insult to President Roosevelt # in not extending an Invitation # to him while on his southern At-|@ tour. Shands warned the peo in, % ple not to allow thelr section the, ® allsm to master their love of ed) & coustry \* VON ERR E ED averred that they were worme th t with the ficials there, the latter Princess Alice 3.2222 eration by the Wholesulers proposed plan at the A DECISION wang rendered th the nupertor « at Everett ogainat Jimmie Smith, an lodian, in his « t inst W. HL. Ford, of Arling Smith claimed a divinic property held by Ford > $500, lieging rents du on the half * nd - * * * * * * * ’ OCT. a1, 1905 PANAMA GANAL IS Daughter's Baby TEDDY'S LATEST om GPEECH AT ATLANTA, SAYS ULTIMATE SUC. |f SATURDAY, THE SBATTLE STAR eee _ | PRESIDENT, IN } CESS OF BIG DITCH 18 A CERTAINTY—PRESENTS HIS RE - - | SPECTS TO “WELCHERS” 4 arue | i, ¥ Oct. 21. {gienic and every other st nt. | ow sl train was | The digging of the canal will make ' He di plans for preserving f Florida boarded th serving interes { miner | ( a comm representing| JESUP, Ga, O i ent th t Je fn snd the | Roosevelt arrived. here at th he Inch board of boarded | * ng. The train stopped five) |* t rt ut the train | train traveled. slow ght tor | antin 5 dat th ation here at t omfort of the pamwenge se fi wh the train roll nto th JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct : field 8 from 1A ' north of the| plexl t c 1 th t A Florida r ne at ' Tye: ' H '" 5 te owe remony | Mp : k har a | Breet bey en tf} and the off en, ble ; ; a \ the 1 nking at: | owing star A deta! of the I " fe | th it Florida National guar pre id 5 [pre nt us th goal tb 4 tine art large and ar i mot | 4 f at a arch. A f On the} WORKINGMEN minutes after th tal part grea 7 Everybody doesn't get a chance to pose before the camera and | had taken seats on the reviewing stations. At) What are» ravings at the same time “wnu up” close to the richest man in the worl t ‘ ¢ the varade tent midnight a Rut ay hagpee, expecially when the richest man |ed t where the engine coaled ent, perhape s one The n ed. An old cok — t Miss Meformich he ci P here that presid she ¥; $10 or m k and the great fnancier er & I wont to see that presl-| quire aph wax taken # short time Rock bega led over dent Hard timen will not afte t Roosevelt Gone to bed,” said the trainmen.| vestment. We actua th the eoneal Wake him up for me! Wake him |mall investor. Let me t ~_ = ae , ap: then I'll dle hasey!” she shout J. PROMBERGER j rowd ; sgh 7 607-608 Alazka Buliding, 9 ¢ president launched into #|* « eface. He i the; ¥4s met by the governor, the mayor ' and powsibilities of the|®” tizens’ committee. An ar z ns, He sald tillery salute, whistles and bel's Th Ch k % reeted the pi The president e UnicKerin Ponding the report of the type of canal, the work well under way and advanced sufficier y to enable me to announce with | that it can surely be ac vaily “at iow” es Father-In-Law of pense than anticipated. But no pos t i | the report is made. Of course, in wee ea r | | will be encountered, When- OCTOPUS NOW COMPELLED TO/ ase occurs the men of at vine rities who ERECT OVERHEAD CROSSINGS crowd = ev y. At 2 o'clock | board of trade. to the ed in thi nched at Piano ERYBODY KNOWS WHAT STORE SELLS THE CHICKERING PIANO ENGINEER THOMGON RECOMMENDS CREATION OF FUND FOR BOARD TO COMPLETE DELAYED sTReerT WALTERS MAKES FIGHT AGAINST SLOW CONTRACTORS CONTRACTS— /evitable difficulties will occur, and It is worthy of note that four Baby Grand Pianos were sold here during the past week. wy steria with emphasis A record for the sale of grand The creation of a revolving fund/not only by the stick et manner of th ‘ pianos. clay, but beoaw f the fm heck that can come w John ¥ who Also, the Chickering Baby occupies very little more ¢ 915.000 oF $25,000, with which the ere una wet Ca be of more than trivial passin , by his son's Gr ent, which ts ve much cheaper! sequence, When any i pon is Sweet Pen Gir passed | space than an ordinary upright. i of works mey finish contracts, + the Bel |done there are always through Seattle on bis arrival from || The cost is by no means serious tien ef which tan been maon did how the} vesterers, and many who the north on the steamer Jefferson when the plano is considered. ” 1 could refuse rd n-| they are adventurers Mr. Bectol, in speaking of Alnska as || Easy payments are readily ar delayed by procrastinating street! tract to the lowest bidder, as in the| reality are either weak or n ter y for young m ranged Frank & Brand on Bast Some of the first class ¢ the no better country for a The business of M. H. Ham ontracters, was recommended by | » reet, unless tt could be cecasionally, but will & youth to » han on the Alas- |f formerly at 1406 Second a¥..2 City Engineer Thomwon at the meet-| tat the contractor was and punished. Those of the kan frontier is now consolidated with of the board of works Saturday | oy sox her contract the lane cause trouble chiefly by low a z man who will go in|} business of the D. 8. Joba ing reax, ven if the actor ng heart and ret ng home or! th k earnestly and intel- |i Co. " He made the recommendation | gerguit he sald the board cow {| writing and raising a cry of their) ligently stay with the country, |} Small musical Instrumente— during « running debate between! 0, ahead and prone he work) “unhappy life,” and of the hard bat win out,” he said jf a complete assortment, himself and Street Buperinte becau t has for that work being dene wrong. These are! # day ning. less he is fol- Walters over the award of the COM-| purpome. It we st have to 5 ke stragglers in a victorious army ed with the bh kind of tuck, tract for laying concrete sidewal appr rt from o. Th thinus climate & t 1 to|or whatever pe to East Fir street to Prank @ Bran Som men toe ‘and yellow fever ie pa don. Walters ted to awarding t he amr . jon of supposed to be ¢ epi ‘One wh the mir t to actors >» = f J t he board Since we have assumed dow the Yu bd ” at yatract which they use such emergencies. | « there ts lees yellow fever CHICKERING DEALERS, h e ny- Fuhrman ad se he did not see how the) tha The admin e and Esther creeks 903 Second Avenue. tion ished very slowly. | hoard 1 thing more than| fetr in ing bet ‘oved the richness of Burke Building. it was Jecided to refer the |i: haw in the past - m hy g Wealth.” | tant Engineer Jet-| ake 2 ort of the necting nd un-|} © of adopting which | We Are Equipped Especially For ROUGH DRY ore behind tr ae 2 bene pub board of w 2 th tractors themeely Our ties for doing the He admitted that Frank & equaled ttle. We b a th rt < th tt guarantee to return your Washing In such a ma tg sale ag May we have the next t rm He anid that the cb he Denny-Fulhrman addition w ; ticky, more than any Mat fle a voc ve bal EITHER PHONE tra had fir 1 t ate, he 1, roped omple ve n es that need starching. Iron 4 z flat pieces free, Call for and deliver and weigh a! had been deley the washing at your door for G@ PER POUND. We will do five pounds of washing free provided you are 2 hew customer, and will send us as much as eight ELECTRIC M 0 D E LAUNDRY Plant Corner First and Seneca Now I# Picture Time. Fegan & Ericson kes the best photos for lens. building, 2nd Both 4 \ day, 1 to 3 NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS Should your copy of The Star fail | to reach you by 6 o’cloch any eve- | ning, please do us the favor to call | up our main office (Sunset, Main} 1050; Independent 1138,) between 6 and 7:30 o'clock, ant we will ‘ you @ copy at once. 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