Crowded Salt Lake City Theaters Feature Robber Roberts and More
Florence Roberts stars in Ann Lamont under John Cort at the Grand for Sunday and three nights plus Wednesday matinee with Arm strong’s new drama. Why Women Sin plays through Saturday at Third Avenue. Hal Reid’s Knobs o Tennessee to follow with matinee Sunday. Oscar L Figman Ruth White in The Tenderfoot at the Grand next Thu Sat featuring Texas locales and lively music.
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John Cort
Ann Lamont
Paul Armstrong
Salt Lake Theater
Miss Roberts
Third Avenue Theater
Dora Thorne
Third Avenue
Hal Reid
Oscar L. Figman
Ruth White
Richard Carles
H. I. Hearts
Texas
Mr. Figman
Miss White
Marion
Jethro Warner
George Romain
Grand season ready with large troupe and star acts
The season features nearly 70 performers with Richard & Pringle's Minstrels at the Grand next week, Alice Johnson leading a clever company, and The Sultan of Sulu in town. Clara Martin returns for Peggy from Paris at the Grand in two weeks, Adelaide Herrmann’s final Seattle magic show Saturday, and a prize amateur night after the Jolly Grass Widows. The Star theater reports record crowds as Washington Society Girls arrives for a Seattle run with Oh What Joy and a slate of specialty acts and Krausmyer's Alley burlesque closing. Rossie Knott returns in When Knighthood Was in Flowers at the Grand in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Society
Seattle
Eldora
West and Williams
Grace Mantetti
Dave Marion
Aggie Bebler
Lew Adama
Lynette
Ah Ling Foo
Rossie Knott
Mise Koott
Roosevelt Arrives in Florida for Panama Canal Remarks
President Roosevelt visits Jacksonville and nearby towns on the Panama Canal tour. He reviews a large parade, receives welcomes from Governor Broward officials and crowds, and delivers a speech on canal plans and Caribbean commerce.
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Jacksonville
Fla
J. Clifford KR. Foster
Guna
Lake City
Florida National Guard
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Advisory Board of Engineers
Unique Pictures and Railroad Plans Highlight Local News
A jumble of notes reports a picture of Princess Alice, Esmonds and Fastern Railway plans, Everett railroad talks, a new tariff critique in Bellingham, and a court decision against Jimmie Smith. Also mentioned are injuries at Lintatror shipyard, electric line grading by Porter Bros., trolley route filings between Snohomish and Tolt, and estate matters involving Paul Kruger. Senator Sam Piles visits Sedro-Woolley for canal cut-off inspection, and Rev. W. F. Taylor dies in Riverside after a Baptist pastorate and family losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamunds
Esmonds & Fastern Railway Company
Everett
Seattle
Northern Pacific
Bellingham
Wholesalers and
Jimmie Smith
W. H. Ford
Ablington
Smith
Ford
C. Jarvey
Lintatror
Porter Bros
Spokane & Inland Railroad
Snohomish
Tolt
Paul Kruger
North
Yakima
Orcune
Sam Piles
Sedro-Woolley
Beattie
Sterling Canal
Skagit River
Wv. F. Taylor
First Baptist Church
Riverside
Modern Woodmen members plus police and court actions in state
Arlington and Darrington members of the Modern Woodmen of America attended the Oso lodge where seven initiates joined. Everett armory will move to Colby and California. Patrick Tracy and Duran were arrested in Bellingham for stealing a camera. potato diggers are in demand in Ellensburg after a cold spell. Sheriff Thomas and Fred Bense left for Ellensburg to face a grand larceny charge. Marty Wilson was arraigned in Everett for passing a worthless check. The Shack Cases favoring Aberdeen owners was decided in Olympia by Attorney J C Cross. Local officials may be arrested and litigation reopened. A crow was seen bunneying nearby.
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Order of the Modern Woodmen of America
Arlington
Darrington
Oso
Company K Armory
Everett
Maple Street
Colby
California
Debeater
Marblehead
Patrick Tracy
Bellingham
Duran
Cwstody
Ellensburg
Thomas
Fred Bense
Kennewick
Marty Wilson
Tlack
Aberdeen
J. C. Cross
Olympia
Southerners Score Snub of Roosevelt in Miss Address
Ex lieutenant governor G T Shands of Mississippi denounced Southerners for snubbing President Roosevelt during his southern tour. Speaking at Water Valley he warned locals not to let sectional pride overcome national loyalty.
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New Orleans
G. T. Shands
Mississippi
Water Valley
Mise
Roosevelt
Shands
Board approves revolving fund to finish delayed street contracts
City Engineer Thomuwson urged a 915000 revolving fund to allow the board of works to complete contracts stalled by slow street contractors. The plan comes amid disputes over the East Fir street concrete sidewalk contract with Frank Brandon and criticism from Street Superintendent Walters about ongoing mud problems and delays.
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Walters
Thomuwson
Board of Works
East Fir Street
Brandon
Denny-Pohrman
Jeffrey
Tureday
Waiters
Frank & Hiradon
Hegas
Thoemeon
Denny-Fuhrman
Europe
T Frank & Brandon
California
Now Is Picture Time for Jesa Eitel Building Photos
Bexan and Briccott advertise photo services for Jesa at the Eitel Building located at 2nd and Pike. They offer both phones and will operate Sunday only from 1 to 3 PM.
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Bexan & Briccott
Jesa
Eitel
Pike
Notice to Subscribers From The Star Publishing Co
If your copy of The Star fails to reach you by 6 o clock each evening call our main office at Main 1050 or Independent 1128 between 6 and 7 30 to have a copy sent. If misses occur, telephone each time to ensure perfect service.
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the Star
Counset
Independent
the Star Publishing CO
Alaska promise praised by Sweet Pea Girl’s father in Seattle
John Bectol, father-in-law of the Sweet Pea Girl, traveled from the north on the steamer Jefferson and spoke in Seattle about Alaska as a youthful frontier. He urged young men to seek the Yukon and cited strikes on Cleary, Fairbanks, Dome and Esther creeks as proof of mining wealth.
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Sweet Pea Girl
John Bectol
Dawson
Sweet Pea
Seattle
Jefferson
Mr. Bectol
Alaska
Alaskan
Yukon
Cleary
Fairbanks
Dome
Esther
Mrs G N Nichols to be removed to hospital care
Mrs G N Nichols wife of G N Nichols a noted estate dealer of Menitle faced a move to hospital care after a short illness at Pacific hospital plans indicate she will soon be removed to a medical facility for treatment and recovery
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Mra
G. N. Nichols
Menitle
Pacific Hospital
The Value of Charcoal in Health and Beauty
A Buffalo physician praises Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges for improving general health breath and complexion. The text notes charcoal reduces intestinal gas disinfects mouth and throat and provides a pleasant honey flavored tablet sold for twenty five cents at drug stores.
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Mont
Buffalo
Stuart
Small Investor Investment Offer Source
The notice appeals to individual savers to invest with a promise of earnings around 26 cents or more. It emphasizes small investors and asserts minimal required sums of 19 dollars or more. John Promberger of 607 608 Alaska Building is cited as the contact.
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J. Promberger
Alaska Building
Record of Baby Grand Piano Sales and Consolidation
Four Baby Grand pianos sold this past week marking a notable grand piano sale. The Chickering Baby Grand occupies little space and comes with easy payment plans. M. H. D formerly at 1406 Second is now consolidated with D. B. Job Con, offering a complete assortment of small musical instruments.
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Chickering
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Plorence Roberts
Ins
Richard & Pringle
Alice Johnson
Sulu
the Grand
Mailison Corey
Clara Martin
Luthie
George Ades
Peggy
Parin
Adelaide Herrmann
Thle
Star Theater
Marvello
Meegan
Kitty
Florence Roberts
John D
John D. Rockefeller
Littlies McCormick
Harold McCormick
Edith
Rockefeller
Teddy
Atlanta
Big Ditch
Jesup
Fila
Georgia-Florida Boundary Line
Folkson
Board of Trade
Princess Alice
Alice Roosevelt
Far East
White House
News OF the
Thomson
Octopus
D. $.Johnston Co
Chickering Dealers
Second Avenue
Burke Building
Fei
Electric
Seneca
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