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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1908

Page

8

Bondman opening at Moore staged by Lackaye

Wilton Lackaye triumphs in the Moore opening of The Bondman Caine’s drama of two half brothers. Cast includes Elelle Ferguson Sidney Ayers Ethelbert Hales Hal De Forest plus D H Byers and Mrs Byers. Teddy Webb tops Grand with Fantana and a Darling duo with Daphne Pollard Georgia Campbell shines with It Is the Girl That Wins

Jason Wilton Lackaye Moore Caine Adequate Company Elele Ferguson Greeba Sidney Ayers Michael Suniocks Ethelbert Hales Father Ferrati Hal de Forest Adam Fairbrother Mrs. Fairbrother D. H. Byers Teddy Webb Hawking Frank W. Kealy Webb Daphne Pollard Jessie Mr. Webb Darby Joan Georgia Campbell

Melodrama and Farce Highlight Seattle Stage Scene

The Seattle stage scene features The Burglars Daughter with Emma Bunting as Meee of Mulberry Bend and Robert W. Lawrence as Shifty Jake, alongside Pantages at the Lois with On the Quiet starring Nat Goodwin and Willie Collier. Other cast lists include George J. Morgan William Morris Si Condit Eva Sargent Caroline Morrison and Jiro Okubo in a steward role.

Seattle Emma Bunting Meee Mulberry Bend Robert W. Lawrence Pantages The Lois the Lote Nat Goodwin Willie Collier T. Daniel Frawley Ridgeway Miss May Philip Sheffield Miss Oswald Stanley Jones Verne Layton Jenat Jiro Okubo Steward

Local Satire by Harry Olson Plains Soap Lake Salve

A short satirical piece by Harry Olson appears in The Lyric this week. It riffs on a local case and relief provided by Soap Lake Salve in a quip like style.

Harry Olson Ana

Farina Trio Offers Prime Land Near Peatnt

A fragmented ad from the Astin Palmoot Company touts a beautiful tract with rich soil and perfect slope located one mile from a peatnt site. The pitch promises an excellent opportunity to invest or cultivate, inviting prospects to act.

Farina Trio Ato

Luna Park Hooking Agent and Faust Headline Seattle Stage Run

A review notes “A Trip to Luna Park” opens Sunday to good houses with a family outing plot at Seattle’s summer resort. Charlies Dunbar’s curtain raiser “A Hooking Agent’s Trow” and Frank Fanning’s “Faust” on matinees draw solid praise, with a strong cast and Mrs. Howard cited for solid performance. The Coliseum stacks vaudeville acts headlined by Marzello Woulfe Hutchinson Banbridge Leon Adeline and Hardeen. An all new musical comedy company of 20 appears at Star in “Puck and the Maid” with other acts including Greet Rantell matching wrestlers.

Luna Park Seattle Charlies Dunbar Tivoli Opera House Frank Fanning Matines Faust Fanning Taylor Mephisto Miss Howard Coliseum Theatre Marzello & Woulfe Hutchinson & Banbridge Leon & Adeline Star Theatre Puck and the Maid Greet Rantell

Haley carriage tires placed at Piper and Taits

Haley carriage tires were installed at Piper and Taits located at 220 Spring. The notice mentions tire work completed at the shop.

Haley Piper & Taits

Presbyterians May Come to Seattle Next Year

The Presbyterian Church of America may hold its 1909 general assembly in Seattle. Rev. M. A. Matthews travels to Kansas City May 21 to participate in the assembly. Debate likely over amending the shorter catechism and creating executive commissions. John H. Converse backs expanded Mens Brotherhood efforts as the assembly elects a new moderator to replace W. H. Roberts. Beattie and Denver compete for the next year’s hosting, with Seattle and Matthews favored to win.

Seattle General Assembly The Presbyterian Church of America M. A. Matthews Kansas City Matthews J. M. Wilson John H. Converse Baldwin Locomotive Works Heads & Movement Mens Brotherhood Hey

Deadlock Looms in Georgetown Council Over Defection

Alleged defection of Compil man Poylte from the solid five leaves Georgetown Council evenly split. Mayor Mueller's side will have three votes against four from opponents, blocking legislation without cross‑side approval. Doyle’s status unclear but tensions rise, with talks of restoring Marshal Johnson’s salary and possible court action if stalemate persists.

Compilman Poylte Georgetown Doyle Mueller Dorle Marshal Johnson Marshal Thin

Mayor Johnson Faces Determined Opponents in Showdown

Opponents in the mayoral race vow to oust Johnson and dismiss any attempts to pass measures with conditions, signaling a hardening stance ahead of the council showdown.

Bie Johnson

Albany Prepares for Special Session on Race Track Bills

United Press reports a special session of New York lawmakers convening in Albany. Governor Hughes aims to push anti race track gambling bills amid expected fierce lobbying from supporters and opponents. Governor Mage expects a public push to favor passage.

Albany N. Y Empire State Hughes Mages

Irish and Scotch Refuse Enlistment in British Army

Dublin reports a serious British Army problem as Irish and Scottish recruits refuse to join. Sinn Fein propaganda persuades Irishmen against enlistment, and Scots have followed suit, leaving fewer Irish and Scottish soldiers serving under the British flag than in the last half century.

Dublin Beoteh Sinn Fein

Fairbanks to withdraw from Republican nomination race

In Indianapolis on May 1 Vice President Fairbanks quietly plans to drop from the Republican presidential race without a formal announcement. Taft’s Kentucky victory convinces his circle to end the campaign and Indiana delegates may shift to Taft.

United Press Aindianapolis Ind Fairbanks Haw Taft Kentucky Fairbanks Chicago Leutenants

Changes in Battleships Cut Weight and Complex Structures

Washington May 11 The navy department adopts a policy to reduce battleship weight by removing bows davits unnecessary bridges heavy tops masts and boat cranes. Naval constructors are instructed to implement the idea and likely eliminate the elaborate superstructure of American warships.

Washington Navy Department

Shar on Eyeglasses Offer Comfort and Style

The Schou chard Optical Co advertises full eyeglasses or nose piece fitting for existing glasses at 1207 Inday, promoting comfort and stylish appearance.

Schouchard Optical Co Inday

Sale of Umbrellas At Low Price In Advertised Notice

Umbrellas offered at one dollar each featuring 26 and 28 inch sizes for women and men. Extra good union taffeta wig selvage border natural handles and silk tassels. Aimed to win friends for the Umbrae Section with very low pricing.

Umbrae

Children Coat Sale in Bright Wool Reigns

A special offer features coats for children aged two to six years. Three quarter length Reefer coats in new wool fabrics come in light plaids, black and white checks with velvet collars, navy and golf red colors, trimmed with braid and buttons. Detachable white pique collar and cuffs also offered.

Special sale of steel knives in various handles and prices

Advertisement lists celluloid and rubber handled steel knives at 1.40 to 1.75 per six, bone handled variants at 1.40 per six, Sabotier kitchen knives with prices by length, Lacroix butcher knife 30c, Brooks bread knife 15c, and imported paring knives 10c, all promoted with feature details and finishes.

Sabotier Brooks Patent

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