Art Classes Grow Promising Young Artists
The graded schools have developed several artists who show promise for great achievements in the future, signaling a strong local talent pool and potential success in forthcoming years.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1904
Page
7
The graded schools have developed several artists who show promise for great achievements in the future, signaling a strong local talent pool and potential success in forthcoming years.
Little Mise Alma Helle Tauder, 11, daughter of Mr and Mrs G B Bauder of 1434 Thirty first avenue, completed a watercolor fruit study in school. She drew apples and bananas with remarkable color and realism, using crude tools and no model, drawing the fruit from life.
Lester Richardson an 18 year old pleaded guilty to burglary in superior court and received one day in the penitentiary the lightest possible sentence. Judge Mason Irwin cited his youth and prior good record and urged him to return home to his mother upon release. Ralph Kingsley, his accomplice, had recently been sentenced to two years in the penitentiary for breaking into Whiten hardware store.
The federal grand jury returned indictments by noon today naming Louis Bailey of Whatcom County for selling liquor to Indians and John Cleorin for assaulting Deputy U S Marshal W L Gritman while serving a warrant on G Garbarino, who had broken U S laws.
The Neill company presents the romantic drama Under Two Visage drawing large crowds at the Third Avenue theater. Tonight features the Black Patti Troubadours and Seattle champion back dancers competing for a gold prize alongside the regular show. Yon Yonson opens Sunday with David Hrattstrom in the title role, a Swede who boosts attendance.
The Platt Fanhing company performs for Star news boys tonight at the Alcazaz theater as guests of the theater and The Star. The new company already pleases patrons and the Alcazaz theater is expected to rank among the city's best. Held by the Enemy will be presented for the rest of the week and Sunday night.
Alcazar theater hosts a parade of 265 newsies tonight forming at 7:30 in front of The Star office. They will march to the theater where Pratt and Fanning present Held by the Enemy a stirring stage show loved by street merchants.
The House approved a holiday adjournment on December 28. Hepburn’s bid to strike civil service funds from the legislative bill failed. The pension measure was delayed to Monday. A public buildings committee decision signals a smaller omnibus bill, about a third of the prior 19 million dollar proposal.
The department of commerce and labor promotes two members of the United States immigration service local force. Thomas Fisher Jr. advances from acting chief Chinese watchman to Chinese inspector while Thomas A. Dougherty, previously Chinese watchman, becomes chief watchman.
The inquiry before Col Grimes Col Hodgdon and Capt Grant of the U S Army into the Burnside cableship accident closed today behind closed doors. The board will forward findings to Washington and announce results upon report return. City printing bids discussed with The Bulletin at 19 cents per inch, The Times 50 cents, and The Post-Intelligencer 27 cents.
A long itemized list shows fruit vegetables meats dairy and grains with per unit and per ton prices. It includes lemons, grapes, cranberries, oranges, butter cheese and various flours and cereals, followed by commodity market quotes from Chicago and New York and a market wrap note.
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