The Planter and the Dancer at Moore and More
The Moor theatre presents The Planter and the Dancer a ventriloquist novelty and The Wolf a new drama by El Walter from Canada. The run features The Banjo Girls from London and a Western comedy The Queen of the Gamblers plus other acts at the Lyric and Star theaters with entertainers like Elephant Little Trip and Marco Twins.
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Eren
de. Page
London
Hip
Marco Twins
Tom Dugan
Eddie Hoesch
Cure for eczema touted as D D D oil wash
An advertisement claims a simple wash made from oil of wintergreen thymol glycerin and related compounds cures eczema. It asserts rapid relief from itching and irritation, notes the remedy as the D D D Prescription or Oil of Green Compound made by the D D D Co of Chicago, and lists The Quaker Drug Co in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wintergreen
Thymol
Glycer- Inc
Chicago
Remp
Quaker Drug Co
Book offers drugless wheek cure free by mail
A note from Dr. WALL, M.D., at A314 Second Ave Beattie, WA, promises a 100 page illustrated book teaching a method to cure wheek without drugs. The sender offers free copies to anyone who mails or calls.
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Fane
Wall
M.D
Second Ave
Beattie
Feeble but sane old German railroaded to insane asylum
Joseph Myers aged 75 was allegedly railroaded to Steilacoom asylum after being confined for days at Stella Coom hospital. He claims a nurse stole valuables including a watch bank book and some cash. family plans civil action while officials investigate authenticity of his commitment and treatment.
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Stellacoom
Joseph Myers
H. D
Black River
Grone
Myers
Citizens Bank of Georgetown
H. C. Brankenship
Arthur & Hutch- Innon
Samuel Myers
Tuckwila
Heenya
County Commissioners’ Office
Court House
Insarsity Commission
Stellacoom Asylum
Carson
Mian Hip
the Star
Charity Commissioner's Office
James Mullen
Btellacoom
Jamen Mul
Trial records reveal disputed commitment of elderly man
The clerk and witnesses questioned Myers commitment at 1:40 PM February 4 noting unclear testimony from Mullen and absent signatories Harrett and others. The hospital sent a warning letter to Bam Myers two and a half hours after the document, while the elder remained at the courthouse awaiting further action.
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Myers
Georgetown
Bam Myers
Yora
Mire van
Captain Hutchina Relieved of Command Seeks Medical Review
Washington Feb 27 Captain Hamilton Hutebina of the battleship Kearsarge was relieved by Admiral Sperry just before Gibraltar. A special medical board will examine his mental and physical condition amid reports his mind is severely affected. Authorities note his nervous condition prompted the relief at his own request.
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Washington
Ty U. P
Hamilton Hutchina
Kearsarge
Admiral Sperry
Gibraltar
Hutebina
Taft Leaves for Washington City
New York Feb 27 Hy U. P President elect Taft and Mrs Taft with two secret service agents depart for Washington. They are met by cheering crowds at the ferry station and will stay with W J Boardman in Washington until March 4.
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New York
U. P
Taft
Secret Service
Washington
Tafts
W. J. Boardman
Good argument for postal savings
Chicago February 27 U P inspects Carter B Keene Washington says large sums go from the United States to European postal savings banks due to their absence here He urges creation of postal savings banks in this country to curb the outflow and aid American savers.
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Chicago
U. P
United States
Europe
Post Office
Carter B. Keene
Washington
Keene
Glendive Man Arrested in Connection With Eight Fires
Glendive Mont Feb 27 Robert Moore was arrested last night charged with arson in connection with eight fires in Glendive over the past two weeks.
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Glendive
Mont
Robert Moore
Washington Briefs on Civil Appropriations and Navy
The house adds funds to the sundry civil bill for Gulf church relief and for Maine wreckage crossing. Senate considers barring to and from publication of a report deemed unfit. Taft backs Van Cleve on national manufacturers review, aiming to speed revival. Pacific fleet ships move to Amapal a for unrest probe. Eli Battles found dead with wounds and money stolen. Captain R oosevelt era remains in focus as mine blast inquiry funds rise.
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Waebingten
Maine
Weaekingtes
Tillman
Senate
Committee On Staffiies
Gonevelt
Taft Tuldt van Cleve
Nationalnufacturers Association
van Cleve
Rootervelt
Penama
Amapala
Jone
John H Ras
Anagua
Nicaragua
Eli
Ashinagtosa
Georgia
Leees
Washington
House
Dougige
Ohio
Millions for Navy but Lot of It for Graft
Washington reports reveal that only a small share of the Navy Department’s $197 million annual outlay funds ships and repairs. Pay Inspector Mudd finds many yards idle, with most profits going to senators’ constituents while weapon and boat prices vary wildly across yards. The article cites example price discrepancies from dingeys to desks and concludes graft dominates naval spending.
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Washington, D. C
United States Navy Department
Hale
Mudd
Secretary of the Navy
Bremerton
New York
Newport News
Navy
Male
Gallinger
Thilman
Perkins, McEnery and Smith
Maryland
Colonist Tickets Reoffer on Oregon Railway Route Line
Tickets for the picturesque westbound Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company line go on sale again this spring in March and April from Chicago to St Louis Omaha Kansas City St Paul and all Missouri river points. Prices quoted include 33.05 from Chicago 30.50 to St Louis and 25.00 to other river ports. A deposit is required at Union Ticket Office No 668 First Ave EC Ellis General Agent.
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Oregon R. Tr. & Navigation Company
Chicago
St. Louis
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Paul
Missouri River
Aken
Union Ticket Office
First Ave
EC. E. Ellis
Geni
Private Lectures on Electric Cures at Arcade Hall
Mr Oo Fowler of New York will conduct a class Monday March 12 at 2:30 PM in Arcade Hall. Health and digestion readings run from 1 PM to 4 PM. The system claims independence from others and is said to bless thousands of homes yearly.
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First Presbyterian Church
Archibald W. Heesions
Beattie Symphony Orchestra
Hesslone
Fowler
Help Wanted Male Ad Sparks Quick Response
The Queen City Typesetting Co. placed a Help Wanted Male notice in The Star. Seventeen boys answered rapidly, dodging in and out of 213% Columbia at as the ad drew attention. One insertion cost twenty cents, with phone numbers Main 1060 and Ind. 441 listed.
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Queen City Type Typesetting Co
Help
Columbia
Star
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Abine Raytouses
Azvdalw Robson
Moore
el Walter
Lyric Theatre
Mr Robson
Theattie
Mr . Sully
the Grand
Story of
Idaho
Jim Carter
Ward
Margaret Manning
Carter
Russell
Drew
Wernoon
Lote
We of
Charlies
Eugene Banks
Vibration
Rew
Neeks
Little Trip
Lit
Wallace Hopper
Orpheum
Aimee Hi
Silbon
Hibbert
Warren
Maskoff
Emmetton
Te al Haynes
Ana Hak Hedimon
Gomspang
Efen City
Warner and Lakewooed
Mr. Riwells
Oltering
Dave
B. Brisbois
Cor, Firet Ar
Matams
Crown Clothing Coo
Firet Avenue
Captain
Washington City
Gilson Gardner
Mt. Vernon School
Igncoin High Pebcel
Mount Vernon H School
Laver Antona
Mount Vernon
Ware
Wallace
Idano
Thomas McBairm
W. H Lison
The
Newport Cafe & Grill
Madison
Seattle
Epler Cafe
Second Avenue
Veonane
Pike
HK. Campbell
Columbia SF
Thompson
Thompson’s Cafe and Bakery
Second Avenue and
Marion Street
Scnce
the Lyric Theatre
Buccens
Canadian Woods
Eugene Walter
Andrew Robson
the Princesa Theatre
Broadway Theatre
Jonmin Cort
MR. Daniel Sully
Jerrold
Hreery Kom
Mtory
Arther Cunningham
Kerry Gow
Violet Black
Edgar Allien Wolf
James H. Cullen
the Man From the West
Hibbert & Warren
Vernon the
Ventriloquist
Sisters Defaye
Banjo Giia
Orpheum Motion Pictures
Leading Stock Theatre
Unset
Main
Charles Eugene
Daniel Frawley
Beatties Popular
Sunéey
Littlee Hip
Lingard
Hazel Bidette
Eddie Roesch
Thos. J. Dugan
Atlantic City
Motion Pictures
Pantages Theatre
Garden City
Kiltie
Masiroffs
Cenuine Russins
Rawson and
June
Warner and Lakewood
Elwell
Russell & Drew
Wnatire N. W
Sheattle Theatre Stock Company
King and Queen OF
Wood
Owen Davia
Beenery
West
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