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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1907

Page

3

Grand Sunday to Feature Nat C. Goodwin at Local Theaters

Melody Whiteside delivers a strong set as the season opens with a welcome reception. Nat C. Goodwin will headline the Grand Sunday amid a lineup from Edna Goodwin's New York company. The Pantages Stock Company, Lorrie, Venue, and The Maymakers appear in a week of stellar attractions including Gireffe Gireifa and Powell the conjurer at multiple venues.

Whiteside Penman Pantages Stock Company Lorrie Maymakers Zinn Musiesi Lyrie

Fragmentary notes on theater events and show titles

Reading fragment appears to describe multiple theater listings and show titles such as a farce and adventures at unnamed theaters. The text is garbled with inconsistent dates and character names, making precise identifications difficult.

Local Flashes and City Notes From The Evening Page

A thief entered a stateroom on the Steamer Flyer and stole a valuable old watch and two suits. General MacArthur and Kuron staff travel plans to Washington D C were arranged via the Northern Pacific. A fifth annual recital at St Rose’s Academy impressed the audience with an excellent program. Plan for a Westminster Presbyterian church costing 8000 dollars is being drawn for Broadway and Columbia. A local clerks union debated early closing hours at a Friday night meeting. The King County Game Protective Association reports activity.

MH. W. Palmer BR. P Wood Generale MacArther and Kurok Washington, D. C Northern Pacific Academy Bt. Roce Broadway Madteon Pupple Converse Co. P. Comverse Clert Howard James Ga. MN New Westminster Union of Clerks ASK County Atic King County Game Protective

County asks commissioners to maintain fish and game enforcement

A meeting yesterday urged the county to keep up fish and game enforcement. Game Warden Keil conducted market rounds finding no violations of season laws. Real Estate Men Banquet noted with about ten attendees at Motel Stander. A Joint Committee left for Anacortes to inspect the old cal diar home elite selection.

Fish and Game Keil Real Betate Mens Club Anacortes Caldiere

Police arrest three motorists for speeding

The police acted yesterday afternoon and arrested three auto enthusiasts for speeding. All three posted bail and were released. The arrestees were A. M. Lanne, a saloonman, Peter Falk, a steamboat man, and Fred Castle, a chauffeur.

A. M. Lanne Peter Falk Fred Castle

Medical license revoked on state board complaint

G. Stewart, a physician, had his license revoked on a complaint filed with the State Board of Medical Examinations and Injunctions to the county clerk.

G. Stewart State Board of Medical

Keene Denied As Seattle Line Route Is Rejected

The corporations committee rejects Councilman Keene’s bid to have the Seattle company build a line on 25th Avenue. The panel approves routing the road down 25th Avenue and backs the Green Lake University project over 45th Street.

Keene Ee Seattle Keene 25Th Ave Green Lake University 45Th Street

John Corbett Seeks Lost Cow in Odd Disappearance

Jailer John Corbett mourns a missing cow reported last seen near Thirty-ninth Avenue bear alley. A neighbor recalls seeing the animal Thursday afternoon on Thirty-sixth Avenue. A $10 reward stands, with Corbett insisting the cow would not be sold for any price as the search continues.

John Corbett John Bear Alley Soien Poce Station Cry Bruhn

Aeronaut J C McCoy Postpones Balloons Start

St Louis April 27 J C McCoy the aeronaut postpones his balloon ascent planned for tonight due to unfavorable winds.

Berippe Telegraph Service ST. Louis J. C. McCoy

Goerken and Goulder Plan Copper Mine Project in New York

Congressman J A Goerken of New York leads a party of eastern capitalists now at the Washington Ames. The group controls the Banect copper mines at Wo and plans to begin a $60,000 smelter near the mine within a few weeks.

J. A. Goerken New York Washington Ames Banect Goulder

Montara Steamer Jewelry Lost From Berth at Everett

D. R. Buchanan second assistant engineer aboard the steamship Montara reports a substantial amount of jewelry stolen from his berth while the vessel was docked at Everett yesterday.

D. R. Buchanan Montara Everett

Resignation of Patent Commissioner Frederick Allen

Washington April 11 report states Commissioner of Patente Frederick Allen has tendered his resignation to President Hoover effective June 1 and will depart from the office. The brief dispatch notes the abrupt notice and pending transition in the patent office.

Allen Restene Washington Frederick Allen Hooweveit

Horrors of Famine Seen in Foodless China

Report from refugee camps notes mass starvation in famine districts with prices for basic foods and even claims of human flesh for sale. Estimates of suffering range up to 12 million, as relief rations barely ease the crisis and survivors cling to scant rice drops.

China Hoye Bartal

FARMERS INSTITUTES PLAN LAID OUT FOR WESTERN WASHINGTON

A program to tour Western Washington with farm institute lectures was completed by Prof. B M Millett head of the state college agriculture department. Circuits include Beattle Enumelaw Kent Auburn Menton Dungeness Chimacum Coupeville Port Orchard Northwest Bnelghrtah Mtanwood Mt Verson Anacortes Custer Lynden Friday Harbor Wenatchee Okanogan Wenatchee Chelan Waterville Ep Ley Twlap Tacoma Puyallup Orting Noy Olympia Elma Montesano Harbor Hequiam Kamene Harbor.

Star Pullman Waah Farmore Washington B. M. Millett State College Department of Agriculture Beattle Enumelaw Kent Auburn Menton Dungeness Chimacum Coupeville Port Orchard Northwest

Rural carriers appointed in Washington and Rockford

Rural carriers Lange and Lange named on route 1 at Eatonham Washington. Lucius Lading appointed postmaster at Rockford Washington replacing resigning RN Clarke.

Washington, D. C Carl L. Lange Lange Aubett Tate Eatingham Wash Lucius Lading Rockford Clarke

Delegates Chosen in Local Election

J. W. Spangler Jr. and Robert R. Fox were last night elected delegates to the upcoming party convention. The vote tally and precinct results showed strong support for both candidates in the district.

J. W. Spangler Jr Robert R. Fox Del

Dance at Leschi Park Tonight

A Dig dance will be held at Leschi Park this evening with Waag ner's orchestra providing music. Gentlemen 25 cents, ladies free.

Leschi Park Waagner

Credit Men Convention Invites Held in Chicago

A report notes the national convention of Credit Men in Chicago spanning June 1 to 16. The 1000 convention will be invited here.

Tes National Convention of Credit Men Chicago

Mortgage Recorded For $260000 On Corner Store

J A Ballargeon executed a mortgage of 260000 with Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co yesterday. The loan funds the construction of an eight story store building on the northeast corner of Second and Spring streets.

J. A. Ballargeon Northwestern Mutualife Insurance Company Second and Spring

Injunction suit over hack drivers at Butler Hotel

Ameline Behufe owner of the Butler hotel seeks to bar hack drivers from standing in front of the hotel. L L Milla, a hackman, alleges conspiratorial conduct with Seattle Transfer Co to create a loose joint or leaky pipe. G H Brown & Co at 21 Pine Street advocates action.

Mra Ameline Behufe Butler Hotel L. Ll. Milla Hackman, Haa Sehnfeldt Seattle Transfer Co G. H. Brown & Co Pine Street

Hackmen and Chauffeurs Targeted to Run Off Streets

A report notes claims that profit from independent drivers will accrue as a tactic to push hackmen and chauffeurs from a street. The speaker argues that if they can be kept from one piece of street, they can be driven off the whole area.

Hackman

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