High Grade Pianos Go On Sale With Easy Terms
Local store promotes a sale on its entire line of high grade pianos and organ instruments from brands like Kohler & Campbell and Weber. Prices list reductions from 246 to 700 dollars to sale figures between 48 and 127 dollars, with $10 down and $5 per month options, including stools and scarves.
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Weaver Organs
Gale
Theatrical Business in Hogland and Seattle Shows
Long runs and profits mark last year’s London theater season with 25 theaters noted. The Tereas received led profits at 496 008 dollars, while losses reached about 200 000 dollars. Baker Theater Company opens in Seattle March 2 with The Christmas and other comedies to follow at the Grand and Baker venues.
James K Hackett Buys American Rights for New Play
James K Hackett secures the American rights to a new play by the author of The Secret of Portchi nelle as Viola Allen plans to resume her season on March 14. The labor drama Lost Paradise leads the Alcasar bill next week with Ward & Wades minstrels, two cars and an orchestra of fifteen salotets, touring Seattle late next week. Ward & Wade promote a white minstrel company with a noon parade, two bands and a megaphone quartette.
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Baker Theater Company
Seattle
James K. Hackett
Portchinelle
Viola Allen
Ward
Blanche Walsh
Wagenhais
Kemper
Toletoy
Miss Walsh
American Girl Delights Europe in Grand Opera Triumph
Miss Josephine Ludwig of St Louis wins fame in Monte Carlo grand opera. The American singer captivates audiences with a strong voice and poised stage presence as she trains for further performances in Europe.
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Renaud
Ludwig
World's Fair City
Chan V
Chinooks Take Two Of Three From Empire In City Bowling
The Chinooks defeated the Empire, leaders in the city bowling league, at Arcade alleys to claim two wins and hand the Empire its first series loss. The Empire opened with an 18 pin win, the Chinooks then won by six pins, and the Chinooks sealed the series with a one pin margin in the final game.
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London Stage Profits Recounted Amid Mixed Theatre Failures
The report notes theater losses on three CW failures totaling .00,000 and five others at $0,000 or more, yet cites a total net profit of $255,000 making the London stage era the most prosperous in history. J. M. Barrie tops authors. Blanche Walsh’s Nesurrection TM remains phenomenally successful. Walsh headlining in Grand soon. Georgia Minstrels close at Third Avenue. Olympia Opera opens with Said Pasha and Isle of Champagne. Richard Stahl leads, with two-week schedule and popular pricing.
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London
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Richard & Pringles Georgia Minstrels
Third Avenue
Olympia Opera Company
Richard Stahl
Isle of Champagne
Erik of Sweden at the Grand draws Swedish audience
Ben Hendricks opens a two night and one matinee engagement in Erik of Sweden. The melodramatic piece lacks a serious plot but pleases the Swedish crowd with its simple hero and Hendricks familiar Yon Yonson reading. Supporting youngster and a clever girl share the stage amid ballad interludes.
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Erik
Sweden
Gus Heege
Sidney Pilus
Jim
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Bristow Charges InvEstigation Panel Announced
The committee to investigate Bristow charges is named with Senator McCall of Massachusetts as chairman and members Hitt Burton Metcalf McDermott Bartlett Richardson. McCall expects quick organization and prompt inquiry.
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Burton
Ohio
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California
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Alabama
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Seoul Deserted After Emissaries Depart
Seoul streets are largely empty as Japanese soldiers head north. Korea police patrol the city while marine guards protect the foreign legations. The funeral of the late dowager empress is planned for next Monday. American Minister Allen travels to Chinampo on a Japanese transport.
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Coyotes Invade Puget Sound Farmlands Alarming Washington Sheepmen
Tacoma March 12 Sheep ranchers across Washington state report a rise of clever coyotes migrating from eastern ranges into Puget Sound grazing lands. Pierce county pioneer Stephen Judson notes coyotes follow flocks from sage plains to open country south of the basin. Ranchers say the coyote population is adapting in size and cunning and robs hen roosts and pantries, with trappers failing to capture them.
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Cascades
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Judson
British Columbia
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Rockies
Markets Report Prices For Meat Produce And Grains
Wholesale market prices listed for fresh meat vegetables fruits and dairy. Beef veal pork and poultry names appear with per unit costs, along with grains hay and feed data, regional fruit like apples pears and citrus, and miscellaneous items such as dates and cranberries.
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Bolton
James Dollar Arrives from Valdez with Ore Cargo
The Alaska Pacific Navigation Company's steamer James Dollar arrived from Valdez and the Cook Inlet country this morning. It carried 15 passengers and 16 tons of ore from the Palmer mine. Captain Thwing says the voyage north was rough.
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James Dollar
Valdex
Cook Inlet
Pllamar
Thwing
Double Tragedy in New York Bed Deaths
New York police investigate a double death where Cazsie Gray was found with a crushed skull and her husband Robert J. Gray was found asphyxiated. Authorities suspect murder and self-inflicted death in a tragic case.
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New York
Cazsie Gray
Robert J. Gray
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