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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1910
Page
3
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A Seattle theatre roundup describes upcoming week at venues including Moore and Orpheum. Mentions performers such as The Hidden Keen, The Diving Bird, and act bundles from Arizona Joe to Kreeke and Fox. Notes optimism for audience turnout and previews of musical comedies and vaudeville routines with dance, singing, and novelty acts.
At the theatres Grand Moore presents Jonita in Pollowing the Ponies followed by Dark Annette Keller and vaudeville acts at the Orpheum Majestic Pantages and Seattle shows The Hidden Hand and The Corner Grocery with Moore William Collier also featured.
Henry Lee leads a big Majestic bill with impersonations of world rulers and celebrities. Tim McMahon presents Pullman Maida with eight dancers as Pullman porters. Alice Mortlock stars in The Other Woman, a dramatic piece. Lew Hoffman debuts a new juggling act and Irving plays violin. A wild West show starring Arizona Joe and eight bronco busters comes to Pant Theatre next week with Adele Von Hi and a roping squad among others.
Dr Leslie Ward vice president and founder of Prudential Insurance, dies in London at the Mote Rita hospital after a brief illness of kidney trouble. Ward fell seriously ill Thursday and deteriorated until his death.
Funeral arrangements are under way in Johnson City Tennessee for Walter Preston Brownlow a Republican congressman who died at his home from Bright's disease. Elected in 1896 he won re election by growing majorities and was among the few Southern Republicans in Congress.
Seattle historical note recalls John E. Chilberg a former grocery clerk who rose to fame as Alaska Yukon Pacific Expo president and later received Japan’s Imperial Order of the Rising Sun. He claims kinship to the Japanese emperor and recounts surprises from his Seattle days.
The page lists selling prices for meats such as beef Mind, steer, and veal. eggs and butter. grain products including granulated sugar and bone meal. and farm produce with grain and vegetable prices. It notes price ranges for live weights, various cuts, feed, and miscellaneous items like Evaporated Mt. Vernon goods and local produce.
Vice Mayor Galvin welcomed the Mil linery Traveling Men's National Association at the Linton hotel in Cincinnati and urged smaller cheaper hats to ease streetcar congestion and park crowding. Salesmen resisted noting freight costs drive prices up.
Nan Aspinwall of Helena Montana joins confident rider Angel R in a bid to establish a transcontinental equestrian record from Los Angeles to New York. The rider plans to travel solo without an escort and will begin the long journey late this month, following extensive time on her father’s Montana ranch.
A meeting of the Seattle Ministerial Federation launched a campaign against the Johnson Jeffries fight pictures. They called on church members to oppose the exhibit, appeal to Mayor Gill and the city council to prohibit it, and seek court action if needed. The Seattle union of Christian Endeavor societies also protested the showing.
Five men sentenced for the Ollie Snyder lynching near Canyon City Ore were moved to the Galem penitentiary after a banquet at the Imperial hotel. They toasted each other and their guests with a jest about a pardon. One man, a former deputy sheriff, faces a death sentence to be carried out September 2. Snyder was lynched while in the custody of deputy sheriff phrasady who pursued him for months for the murder of Green.
Greeley Colorado July 9 Professor L A Adama of the state normal school says fried rattlesnake tastes similar to mountain trout after trying both He is raising king snakes to rid the area of rattlers and notes a male rattlesnake died after an attempt to obtain a mate. A note on a local pool room promotion follows with $10 daily prizes at Oriental Pool Room 1413 3rd Ave between Pike and Union.
P W Willett testifies of relief after two courses of treatment by Dr C C F Lathrop, a noted nerve specialist at 214 1415 People's Hank Building, Second and Pike. He urges others to consult the doctor as nerves are said to govern body function and sensation. Office hours span from 9 am to 5 pm with Sabbath closure.
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