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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1910
Page
3
Bonita Gre declares it is acceptable to kiss the right man and argues that affection should not be bought with money or wedded to material terms. She reflects on childhood kisses, marital commerce, and a minister who faced a divorce claim while noting kisses persist despite sermons, suggesting human nature outpaces laws.
A high school minstrel program at Moore features girls in prominent parts and two sketches with Broadway boys among about a dozen acts. Led by George and Merrill Miller, the show promises lively jokes and musical numbers despite tired routines.
Gordon, famed tenor, to perform with the Seattle Symphony in Moore Hall as the seventh Symphony program features a mix of temperaments and endowment. The program includes five Beoth melodies and the Border Tet, with works in B flat major and Wagner passages.
Ra Company's week with the new operatic bill shows strong audience support and praises for the gondolier production. The production team highlights interpolated songs and notable performances by Miss Cornwell and Billy Cliff as key draws.
At the Lyceum theater next week a special program will entertain children with an exhibit titled Roosevelt's hunt in Africa. The show will present a set of books to those who write the best essays about the experience.
The schedule lists Moore Symphony tonight and Broadway High School Minstrels tomorrow. Also featured are Alhambra The Gondo llera Grand Bonita in Wine Woman and Seattle Ontana Limit Lois William Morrin Faust Orpheum Jon McCloakey Pantages Vaudeville Majestic Vaudeville and Star Chorus girls contest tonight Next week's shows include Moore Maclyn Arbuckle in The Round up Alhambra The Brigands Seattle Ollie Mack company in A Night on Broadway Lois Charlotte Temple Grando The Red Mill Orpheum Majestic Vaudeville with summer prices.
Katherine Cecil Thurston, author of The Masqueraders, secured a divorce from her fellow author husband on charges of misconduct and desertion. He testified that he could not lead a conventional married life as he pursued his literary work, even to the depths of society.
A dainty handkerchief, side comb and hair pin are found to recall a man nicknamed John Matching now who attempted to enlist yesterday. He passed all questions but balked at stripping and fed. He is thought to be the sweetheart of a young man who enlisted last week.
John Brisben Walker the former magazine editor planned his burial on a summit 10 000 feet up, within a rock tomb overlooking a sheer precipice. His will specifies a tomb on the mountain above Morrison, echoing Rhodes and Stevenson in choosing a beloved high perch.
The article notes that population figures will be certified within five days and announced about 100 days later. It also states the canal has been finished with all planned excavation completed.
In a police court case, Mr. and Mrs. Golm faced charges of operating a place of amusement without a license as a medium claims to converse with the late Pat Hynegan and others. Patrolman Opdyke and detectives witnessed a seance, with Mrs. Golm allegedly biting a trumpet during communication. Court observers from the spiritualist community packed the room as defense argued religious persecution and the judge postponed ruling.
John B. Gehring attempted suicide by chloroform in Vancouver and recorded what he deemed dying sensations. He was found semi conscious in Brinemead apartments and police continued the case to next Monday. Gehring, linked with the Anglo Indian Remedy Co, refused to state his motive.
United Press reports uniformly fair weather across the United States as census enumerators start work. Director Durand aims for record time completion and a preliminary count within about one hundred thousand of accuracy.
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