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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1910
Page
4
April 11 reports say the former mayor, jailed on a graft case, resumes playing violin after settling dues. his talent, once leading violinist at the old Columbia Theatre, is noted as significant as any other musician.
In Paris a prank at the Salon des … saw a donkey guided by a brush attached to its tail create a canvas painting. A notary witnessed the act as colored strokes drifted across the surface. Critics praised and puzzled by the ultraimpressionistic joke. Artists plan a dinner with the donkey as guest of honor and donkey sculptures as souvenirs.
The piece records skepticism toward Dr. Cook's Mount McKinley claims. Breen and Prof Hersch Brooktion of New York doubt the topography and photographs cited, noting many images were taken from ridges northeast of McKinley. A two year expedition plan aims to verify routes and recover supposed proofs. Barril, one of Cook's guides, is named in the arrangement.
John C. Waller, famed electiron star and Princeton back in 1904 1906 and 1907, died at his Syracuse home last night at 26. His college football career included three seasons with the Tigers, shaping early grid history.
A mother notes Hilda’s chatter as she behaves like a lively child who never stops talking. The child deflects with a joking remark about a castor used by the mother, turning the exchange into a light domestic anecdote.
About a hundred plain Panama and fancy worsted coats in gray navy brown black and mixed shades in sizes 34 to 44. Satin lined tailoring valuable but included with completed suits. Also a fifty piece group of Panamas serges and fancy fabrics in varied colors. Suits not to be duplicated at fifty dollars, on sale tomorrow.
Two millinery shops present in the same building offer a wide selection for children and for women. Imported Paris models include mushroom shapes and lace crowned hats with chiffon brims priced from 7.50 to 15.00. Simpler sailor styles with silk streamers range 0.98 to 2.98.
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