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At the Theatres Next Week AT THE THEATRES Frederick Warde In "Julius first three nights; Kuth St Denis to week. Seattle Max Flgntan In "The Mau on the Itox." Grand The tilrl From Rector's Lou All the of llome." Orpheum New vaudeville Monday. New vaudeville Monday vaudeville Mon day Star -Tom Beeson In 'The Itatblng Coming Later. Seattle Max Flgsgan In The Substitute." At the Moore the taut surviving tragedian of the "old school." coming to Seattle tn a scenic revival of Shakespeare great "Julius Caesar" He will appear three night at the Moore, beginning Mooday Warde. In the old Marred in Shakespearean roles with James and Katheryn Kidder.

He has been before the American pub He nearly hslf a century He still possesses all the fine qualities that carry him to the front, claim He brings a big tupporting company. Ruth St. Cenia. Coming. Ruth St- will make her first appearance in Seattle next week, vhrn Hfilry It llarrlfi prwnu for three nights and matins at the Moore.

beginning Thursday, Mar 11 This dancer created almost a r.ew art. She createa of the Ffcr Kant Miss St. Denis is supported by a large company and an augmentwl orchestra under Walter Prof. Inayat Khan, a Hindu musician. with his orchestra of native players, will also be along.

Miss St. Denis Is giving an elaborate program Each of seven numbers has an individual set Among them are The of the Day." picturing In pageant the rise and fall of the ancient Egyptians. "The Veil of Isis," an Egyptian religious theme; "The Cobra," or dance of the snake charmer; "The Spirit of Incense." religious theme of India; "The Nautch," best known of tbe Oriental dance (In this number and "The Yogi" Prof Khan and his orchestra appear), and a Hindu temple dance. At the Seattle. Max Flgman opens a four wefts' engagement at the Seattle Sunday afternoon In a dramatization of Harold McOrath's novel "The Man on tbe Box." He will be supported by Miss Robertson and the regular Seattle players.

Warburton Is the hero wbo masquerades as a coach- Fraf. my I Fourth md In 4 Trial ftrlertljr mn4 Ijidies i rmr Mm in 1011 101. Cut Price for 30 Days Gold Best Brldgework. per Best Amalgam Filling ft Best Bllrer Filling Full Plates fft and Best Plates We use nothing but the test material that's made. Painless extraction freo.

All work guaranteed 13 terra Ohio Dentists JOTVi Pike over Owl Drug Co. Kntranca Room 4. t. Kate Fowler, Orpheum. 2.

Rote Carlisle, J. Veata Victoria, Grand. 4. Frederick 6. Genaro, Majestic-5.

Evelyn Munroe. Grand. 7. Ruth St. Denis.

man In order to be near the girl he Hetty Annesley llefore he became mwlarM by her he waa a blase society man. He to accompany his slater to an embassy hall, but decides to play a harmless Joke on by taking the plac; of her coachman on the homeward Journey Hut he mounts the wrong boi, driving away a vehicle containing two young women, one Hetty Annesley, whom he hadn't met. The ran away and before his blunder was discovered he gave Hetty the kiss be planned for sister Troubles begin He finishes tb. nlnht in the police station charged with reckless driving and ab I duct lon Hetty pays his line and employs him as her groom He! wins la the end, of course. "The Substitute." "The Substitute will be Max Pig man's offering In his second week at the Seattle "The Substitute" was written by Heulah and I lyn Greenleaf.

authors of "The Koad to Yesterday." The ludicrous efforts of a young New York lawyer to maintain the disguise nf a divinity student In a small village and help an aged mln Ister prove himself Innocent of a charge of having misused a trust find, and eventually to win the hand jof the pastor's daughter, form the i principal points of the play. Vssta Victoria Coming. Miss Vesta Victoria. Knglish singing comedienne, whose ditties have caused the world to whistle, and who Is famous for her "Waiting at the and "Poor John. Is coming to the Grand for one performance only Sunday night At the Grand.

"The Olrl From Hector's." Paul Potter play, which been ly criticised and largely attended, will spend a week at the Grand, opening tomorrow. The story centers around the girl, who gets her from tbe Hroftd way restaurant of Rector's, where la a frequent visitor. After a lot of maneuvers she tg discovered as the wife of a Wemern colonel and society man under disguise, and when this Is discovered, the "Olrl From Rector funny altnatlon begins to develop. At Lois. Manager Kdward Keltic of the Lois has decided patrons want straight comedies, so by special arrangement the comedy, "All the Comforts of Home" will be presented.

beginning tomorrow. Roy Clements. Virginia Thornton. Julia Walcott, Harry Cummlngs and Ham all have places In next week'a bill. At the Orpheum.

William H. McCart. sometimes known as "Hilly," and Ethelynne Bradford, musical comedy stars, are at the Orpheum next week. They have a tabloid comedy drama. "A Legitimate Hold Cp." The Five Muslkal Girls are former soloists of the Boston Fsdettes.

Ed Wynn and P. Malley Jennings' new act, "Daffydllls," is rated a big laugh. Henry Cllve, Assisted by Mai Sturgis Walker. Is over the circuit again with a live lino of entertain ment. Crotton Brothers are Grecian gladiators with an artistic net.

Kate Fowler offers a songologue and Lightning Hopper Is a rapid fire cartoonist. At the Majestic. Eccentric Grnnaro, mantcr tnnsldan, with Gondolier for the Majestic tomorrow. It like a bIK bill. Nick Long and Idalcne Cotton in "Managerial Troubles" ahould prove a atrong feature.

Their new art Ik Bald to be a "humdinger." Mann and Franka wllJ make fun. Mort Fox, Hebrew comedian, went to a wedding recently, and la I'liimrn Ulllnnrd, Mfnl. Ininfil. I riiitdf and ttrald 'leaned, dyd. blocked and MODEL MILLINERY 627 IVopta'a flunk IIMk tor.

wnd Ea.t 414. MADISON Cedar 414. K. i 12th Nana ara wafarprnof, dual proot, alt padded furnlfura la aafa in your own honia. Oat Haklna to iriova you.

Buy or Sell Real LiUta. Business Chances. See Classified Fua pi to tell all about it. The Nellos art- with a lot of originality. and lHinn offer a line of burnt cork fun.

At Heading the new bill Monday at I'antagna will be the Oberlta In a noveliy dancing number The Kmir mack are trana formal lon vocalists. comedians and and Carlisle have a hreesy mixture of wit, entitled 'A Can of Humor," The will have a bicycle art They are from Australia, and claim to be the world Ami their feat Is a boxing match on unl Lloyd and Whltehouse do a burlesque on grand opera and Miller, known the dancing phlends." make up the full Hat of Incoming acta. At the Star. Tom Heeson and his girl show will be the order at the Star then tre for the week beginning tomorrow afternoon A lot of new people have been added to the company, and will be a combination of musical comedy and burlesque week's bill will be the Hathlng Olrla SUFFHUEETTES GUYED NKW YORK. May 100 men In line.

1.500 suffragists paraded in Firth av. this afternoon as a protest against the failure of the assembly to pass the equal suffrage bill Speeches were made In t'nlon Square, greatly to the glee of big crowds, who assembled and guyed the suffragists. Nearly all the professions In which women are prominent were represented In the dressers, artists' models, milliners, dressmakers, laundreases, actresses. newspaper women. One banner read; "We prepare children for the world, let us prepare the world for children." Give May Festival.

Three thousand persons, filling the Armory last night, cheered the High school festival chorus of HOO voices In the first of three concerts constituting the May music festival. The Seattle Hympbony Orchestra, aided by Walter IN doe, a New York tenor, furnished the ntuslc The concert will be re tonlgtH. (iood For You Vou can't have a clear brain, ictive muscles ami firm lf-rvcs, if your bowels are lutfKish; hut see what a help you will he a few doses of 3EECHAMS PILLS la koi.i 10c. 2Sc. TODAT.

2 18. 1:18 May Festival of Music by tha Puplta of Public heola. IIOKI I.OOA by Hymphony heat am! I Hat Hololata, I ION (II P. H. May 5 ami 11:15 May Tit 11.

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STATIONERY Kodak Developing ami Printing POTLATCH PENNANTS 50c, 75c, $1.00 523 Union St. Western Tent Awning Co. 115 Blanchard 4455 For eight bottom prices In RESIDENCE AWNINGS. THE SEATTLE STAR AT THE THEATRES Us Ifcx kn-oUcr Mil: streta." The Queen of the Moulin Rouge Two llofg and a Olrl In Alhambra 11 Seattle Plans Win Approval HKI.KXA. Mont May IS t'm pr' h- imive plana for ope of the Northwestern If velotnnra' league, aa drafted by the Seattle Commercial club, were adopted tn content lon without change dent Mill, of the Oreat Northern, pronounced the publicity uknar 'he boat ever projected In the north we at, Tbe congress ,4 h( In Seattle.

Vice wwie elected for earh north western Weuaunbee. will represent ashlngion. SPOKANE OFFICIALS COME TO SEATTLE Tbe whole rli ygoterament of Kpokane will In Seattle neit Monday. The five Hindley Robert Falrley, C. (oaten.

Passed and 7. Hayden. will arrive tomorrow even Inc. Monday morning they will vlalt Mayor Hilling, who then go to a lunch at the Rainier club with the councllmen and department Mayor HlndWy will make an ad dreaa at tbe V. ('.

A. at o'clock. Seattle Business Directory Be Guided by the Ads Which Appear Below Are a Carefully Selected List and Have Been Placed Here for the Benefit of Star Readers ATTORNEYS j. i Ml-3 HMf I'honr Mulli net at I'rtrliff In An i i i nrr. Kpf and InjurtM.

Property ftlthta. Katatra. Baggage and Transfer The Eagle Transfer Co. FOURTH AV. Holh QQI 1 Prompt Service by Expert at Hates.

Five Storage Free. BUNGALOWS If Ton'rf Tlrfd of I'ajrlnir Rent And on a Home Your la MV, HK.K If lo Hulld Your You Otifht to llavt Very fleet. m.ic i N. We Will Hulld and Bel I on Till. 11l MiALOW (I lar Muln 4 rntrul I CHIROPRACTORS DR.

JOBEPH ROANt Hiilli" 424-6 i Anadr tor Kplnal Hrlcnilflc Treatment of All Actlln and Chronic IMm aeea, Muln 5714 I.K I NM II I'M it I IT IOM.K 10 0 or mrnl DAIRIES Washington Dairy I'liune I nil A tH.i. Vlll MMII AIKMK Prompt f'ura Milk and In With city Ordinary "DETECTIVES CODY DETECTIVE AGENCY Ar.nilc phones in' I K( I.H~~l>fttitlr Kitlinate five I raniailed "CorrMpondtiid In All YOU'LL FIND IT HERE NfWB or THE DAY CONDENSED EOH BUSY PEOPLE L. Kirfcpatrlck of Beattla it tha I now pi i nl of the Antl Haloon league of WaahltiKton. ctlorice Conger Ih Kinil- auparlnicndrnt. Zata Pal frantarnlty will hold annual at tkc Arr lli (lull Vlallora attend from Taconm, Portland, Victoria and Vancouver.

Moving pictures tomorrow will lo liv It Sydney Hirong, W. Queen Anne Congregational chun a of drawing peraons not accustomed to church going Me believes the advanced age requires the church to adopt advanced met hods of reaching the people. The first he will Offer will be 'The l.lfe of Mosea." Banquet for W. H. Rttrtll, formerly of M.lh<.<ll*l Episcopal rhOKh, Heat fie.

will be git ell Ht noon Monday by rial lon Triplicate mull made out by Alaskan of fura and iwlia, orders bureau of (ItlitriM. New only In a abort night shirt. Francis Whittle, dropped 10 from a window and walked out' mile to a hloiid aslrep May from the unloti In aplte of thai t'ncla Ham bad frying to makr fit for whltr fdki 10 live in, Ar gut mail and up Ojilf and the Arkauaaw and aald ronfrdwTW Ihe for Iter. Bui after four 1 1 outaide the pale, Arkansas atne back Into the union and even Jeff iMtta second can drive hty out now Old Arkansas ma) be a little alow, but knowa now that nothing ahould be put In the way 11of a northern man (pending bla money In Arkanaaw. R.

Hall, a clark In tha park pharmacy, la under a 1100 hall bond for aelllng beer Illegally i MOURNING ENDS TONIGHT, i I.ONHON May Court i mourning for King Kdward, who died a year ago today. 4 officially at mid i night King Oeorge and i Queen Mary will the i tlval of the empire Pri i day. and on Wednesday will 4 bold a court. i i of the university tonight will prNfnl In boll a "Tin- Buttwflli-t." Dyeing and Cleaning i MOW I I and Our 'irttl rapacity a to Ovr Whkli Umm nig lo Trtdf 1 reach or Mphiii I Irannl lulln' 91 Malta. It PHONES: ELECTRICIANS I Rel fid hikl llh I IN (nil Ktvrythluc Klertrlcal Iml IfMA RKPAIRN EYE SPECIALISTS GROCERS V.

LYDELL CO. Groceries amlt na lan floods HpiMialt jr. TRY US 1629 1631 Wesllake Boulevard Phones: Main 921; Ind. 2949 LAUNDRIES Plymouth Laundry VIOKK Kit.NT Imr; KH.hi rttICK HltillT tfurt Anne Ind, 74J18 wmrfjou i LIVERY STABLES THE MANLY STABLES 2103 Wmlfrii Atr. Main 2100 Ind.

I I'A 1.1.N TO MKVr Blngle and Double Wagons, lunmdry Waioiii, lllmd for mere la I lea by or Week fur Mala I Thirty-one ycara old very day Tippecanoe county, Ind wan made the pj-oud I home of a wot ldfamoua cartoon lat. To ho aura he didn't mart drawing PI cturea that early, but If la on fee that he did turn out a love ly cartoon of tha her the flrat day he went to achool. It waa In thoae that he fell In love with the 1111 let pup which ao often John Tlnney t' then It more limn pen and Ink Yea. John done hla toward mak Ins Indiana aa the mother of really uaeful rltlidiia for other atatea to adopt, OTHER BIRTHOAYB OF WELL KNOWN PEOPLE. Robert Peary, north dlacoverer Franclaco Yanoa, INI, tary bureau Amei Iran Crown Prince Wllllaiu of tor- Mr C.

Knox, 1853, aecretary of alalr. Prof Prank lirmpim Hherman, author Evangaliat Hart haa announced them- for a revival cam pa ten at Own Ukr Methodlat church Thursday. "The Hln of the Dunce, and the Friday evening. Foola." During Rav M. A.

sence the pulpit of the First Preabvterlati church will be filled by Rev Holt of Portland Hey Murdoch MrlMd of and It Macartney of Itelllug bam Rev. Jotaph L. Garvin la to (pva a mHm of drainatiwrd of the ttible. the Aibject tomorrow even Ins "The Htory of (bp Bible." HOOO RIVER. of art' being wit of llnod River annually to Japan by who are working In orcbarda heie.

Money uirnre gating 000 laat year Dr. V. Von Phul. Dr. W.

G. I tooth. A. In John It Manning and Dr Walter Oallhorn yesterday appointed of the certified milk com by Health Commissioner J. B.

Crlcbton. To pay tha Ravanna park condemnation judgment, the finance committee enterday afternoon voted to loan tbe park board 160,000 from tbe general fund. Altoona. coat acmebody HO contribution to tbe conwlenh' fund to get religion. The money haa been welted by a railroad agent.

No undua waa uacd by Truant Officer Lewla In arreating Oacar Kkeberg, held Judge A. Prater, who xald tbe court ahould have an order for the jailing of the father Inatead of tbe boy. MONUMENTS I'l OKT MM Ml AMI t.R II 0., lan-. MONUMENTS Of rlpttoa tftock Wtal of ChlPtfo tut mi? PHONES: NATUROPATHS Ml Vim KOI I MM MM II I 111 UIIKI4 lIK 1(1 IMII I'll 111 tr Rlili IOIU Mfailalir, rinr Hunny Parlora IIIHII lit I Niturtl Mrlhoda Hoomi alih or without board at Institute til Per tp. OPTICIANS EYES Property I tiled With Done.

Thf Albeit llanaen Optical Department, llarry W. Appleton, Optometrist. 111 It It ST OR. I IRIIT AVK. OSTEOPATHS DR.

ARTHUR HOLT Hunk Hhlu Second mill I'lkr Sf. THI $1.10 Electricity, vibration. Light Sweat and X-llnjr. Office, Mult, I4AI; Kail lIHI OSTRICH PLUMES n'l ii 111 IM (11 rem I uon Mncte From t'in It'll, Meanad and Dyed Any llbcrtr Hd mtd nion Paint and Wall Pap er WE KILL THE GERMS FEDERAL PAINT AND WALL PAPER CO. Sanitary Decorators 14 04 Fourth Av Near Union HI.

IHiccU) Opposite rv I J'hOltea, Main 2404, Ind The father ptomlaed iij wrul ir (u mliwl, Ovir 660 In kcandlna vlan have been donated to the unlvcraltjr library Hwcdlah and Norwegian frlenda. Chemical technology aludenli of the unlveralty today Inapectwl the plant a of the Heattle Lighting com pany and tha Uenny Henton Co. INDIA A POL of from all over lountry arc arriving here today for the biennial convention of the order of H'Klth Abraham, which opena tomorrow fund by I'lttaburg Knell ah men waa turned over to the league to day, the annlveraary of ward'a death, for a reaearcb lab raiory, tlx Klnr Kdwiinl VII memorial. Andrew Caroegle cobtrlbuted 11,000. The ateamahlp Admiral iampton walled laat night for port" wlth a heavy of uilnlnK and general and a paaaenger Hat of 300, the lameat thla ataaon.

A mualcal proflram and an ad dreaa will Ik- given at Hotel Kenned) neit Thurmday aftermam to aid the'tllrla' Home and Training Hchool at ttavenna Lyman Spaulding. aged e4 for yearn a of Heattle, died Thunully at hia home. 217 Broad Tlx- widow arid two children aurvlra. The big Japaneae liner Meaico Maru yeNierday ahlft'-d to front aroma. aho wd balm of raw allk Bbe will load flour.

aid machinery for (be Orient. Jamci 0. Cannon. president of Ibe Fourth National bank of New York City, will at a lunch eon In bla honor Monday ooon by Hcattle credit nstn at the Hotel Waahliigton Raw. L.

Duncan, who be Klna ton.orrow aa paator of Bouth I'ark I'reabyterlan church, baa Junt graduated from the Han Kranclaco TheoUxt'cal aemlnarjr. The eteamer Alameda docked laet niicht after a atormy trip from Alaska. Hrat claaa aud a llk In cargo. Shaw Memorial church will hold aeiHeea In Slrtlw hall. Klsblb ClovtrdilP.

wlillf DfW bAll la under conat ruction. Mra. Bertha Pentcoat BaMo. aopiano, will Dr. Frank VV Chare In aervlcea tomorrow afternoon at the Flrat Metbodlat church.

Many Seattle are attending the anuual ronventlona of the Fuxet Bound Choral I'nlon and the Young People'a Union at Kverett. Making flrat aermon In Se attle. Ret. Ueo J. Zlnn wilt preach tomorrow In hia miaalona, St.

Jamea. IVmcnl, and Bt. Anitrewa. Green Lake. Suffering a parlytic atroke at sea.

Can Thornan Helll) removed to Providence hoapltal upon the docking of the ateamahlp City of Pueblft. Sixty women attended the annual meeting of Mary Guild of Trinity Pariah when a reception was tendered Mrs. K. Hlee. Special service will attend the opening of Fwite Memorial Metho dlat church, Third av.

N. W. and Physicians and Surgeons OR. JOHN DUNLAP abmlllM II Oonltal. Rectal Dine Pile.

Oared Without Knife. 11l FFOI I RANK BI and Pike M. Itul Phone IK SEWING MACHINES SINGER STORE In New Location 1528 FIRST AVE. OPPOSITE SANITARY WARKET Phone: Main 1926 SHOE REPAIRING Square Deal Shoe Repair Shop A. HAMIIIIAtKN.

SHOES REPAIRED While You Wait 604 Union ibiwmi union Ctli aad All Work Guaranteed. Store and Office Fixtures SHOW CASES FIYTI IDCC Mint Hunk riAl KIIAU SHOn AMIS CO. Mdin Mw; 1 VACUUM CLEANERS THE GOLDEN ROD CLEANER CO Cn Works Easier, Picks yO'Jw Up More Dirt In Less Time and With Less Effort riuinv Main 4HOK or In.l fur 1 KKK UCMONKiKATIIIN r. 11. Nvnklrk WATCH REPAIRING Watches Repnlrrrt or In Thli Stoif HcpMtiiMl or Bight' Prlcc.

We I Our Work for Ycur FRANK BRIGGS, JEWELER Kiiwrl ('fork Jrwtlry NcimtHnic 1330 FIRST AVE. 4'lili at tomorrow. Willlam I'ark will preach tin- momlr.g wrmon. Dr. John W.

Hwlht ai.ij will deliver addraaawa In afternoon. Gov Wrodrow Wtlaon, durirg Heat tie vlalt, will worahlp at the Klrat church Humlay, May Zl, and probably will make addrMM In thn afternoon Lifa'a will aubji rt of an addretia tomorrow at C. A aer by Mix Kannla L. McA bee jlhe Slory of Washington's Dental Conspiracy And a Brilliant Spokane Lawyer I In rpy Jeef srfkle I Mr. Stern, the to yoa.

i you to koow that t4 task to tarry on ftghi ih 4 I far tight sad At same time ward off a. tbe of the tmall fry I un4mtin4 mhy brilliant lawyer, Mr took j( fo Jwn run out of tble atafe the Dental Cumblnf Mem did ail court out court srfelrb not to ITl' otn itmn made affldatit a CO for when 1,1 only I.h VWft.9* than the tav allowed. and of urN court refused aljow Warn. to take fl2t from me ar.d mhln 11 112 ft that hmm crUtH Ha ia irk-Ynd, if not badly hurt, bell 1 In India, atvan after ha failed to thia money, ha w.tt# fay Spokane Inland Herald" jvtrumry it th. aa 'oi In hia la from India ha an "I know 1 hat tha fKntiaia of aoma ara mid do rt4 itomfHivw of a ttuiaamra railed jf.

bo to fwacltra aw ntlatry at lima and who a aca aaainvt him that ha araa a and a irltaflghtrr Hand Mm at' to Tort A era. India; how oat and hair uld I let him aa an Indian" will nota that fltarn aara that "tha Damal Comblna of Waahlt atoft wantad to of for I am a to tham ha use tha cat out of ba tall. Jfr la tailing tha ..9. I.ln«» bm 1 .1.,,. all 11.1111.1.

romtna twiKU a sultan't la thrm llfhlm. Harhm, IhathU, that I am all ft bat ha haa not umki fa corn, park ehlnglaa. aaw hoa pot at oar. work In a hotal. on a ataamboat and aall but I would aoonar ba an rwt than a crook ad lawrar fad coat bill fHaru cauaot tba fart that I not prartka Dantlatrr tha tal work for alt roj pattantai takaa all my tima attandluar to tka And Mr.

flwra cannot ba to that hara one of tha iargrat lo tha woa-ld. and that I employ tan of lha hifhrat aalarlrd peclallata In the Unit ad Stataa to earta my pattanta I am aahamad of havliif a lnatructor. I team ad how boa In and whan a boy. and to cplandid ftetrlea and uaad to a from Mikr ao aa to haw to fight, no with common aanaa about It. Barbara on rar Wilk Dntbta Rtara that my prida wovtd ba hurt If ha made known that I oacc workad at tha barber trada.

but 1 am proud of tha fact that aavan ba bora car nod thczr own way throuah in my ciaaa. aud all ara today. Ilraa la Komathlns Mam Doea Not Kaea Ambroaa T'are. tha Immortal fathra of auifary who llvad from aurfwiti fanaral to four kmga of Franca Ha atartad hia profmaioiaal Ufa at a barber, and hatad by tha athlra) toclaty (ao and wan not ftfen a diploma until ha them to Inlga hit parlor Ity aftar a forty yaara wattia for his rtghta Thla noted tnan ia to baen aa rraatly by tha poopie of Franca ae the kins though on ca a barber was 1 are. Mr Stern Mr Pr aarrefary to Prtf'tent Kooaavalt, wai onca a baiber, at is And At well, of Tacoma.

Pr of thr floclaty, was a bar- I ber. but tha doctor la all the tr for it. la he not. Mr. Stem? Namea Will Alwaye Hra Thera naa Ujr noted Domtnho Burchlallo who died at Roma In It if.

Ha waa Immortalized by haing giren a pTaca in the freaooea af tha great Medlcean tlallory. wheta tourists of today may a portrait of tha barber who waa loved honored by all. be. of learnlnn and lova for mankind. Allan Karnaay, of Kdinburgh.

in 1791, a barber, btcnme a poet and waa ta our liurr.a In tha of hia countrymen. William Falconer. a barber, who wrote "The and conttlb itcd much to litaiaturr. wan bcttt at Kdinburth In 1730. Jacquea Jaamin.

a wrota "Tha Itlind Qlrt of Thaate! rulHe." our own dear Longfellow translated thla maatcrploca for us A laurel of gold waa Jaamin from tha City of Toulouse, lie received a gold cup from the cltliens of and In 1146 I'hilippe, King of Franc sent for him and clasped to Jaamin'a breast the OTMI of tha Legion of Hoik 1 Jaamin refused pay for his read and ha Mvad a barber and died a barba r. at tha age of In 1564, and in hia townsmen erected a marhla atatue to hia memory. Remember thla. Mr Stern Sir Richard Ark weight a barber, and through him England acquired tha cotton machinery which haa added to her commerce and preatlgc Day and Martin, the millionaire shoa blacking manufacturera, wees both barbers. Jeremy Taylor died Dlrhop of Down and Conner in waa loved and honored by all as a divine in the English church He waa a barber.

And John Kitio, biblical William Wtnetanley. author cf I.Uea of Rngllsh f'oets." and Giovanni llataonl, of I'adua, Italy, who be came famous for hia researches In Egypt. bar ber a. Raron Tenterlen of Canterbury and I.ord St. of England and Ireland, were both barbers when young men.

and were counted among tho wlaoet and moat humana Judaea of thslr time. Joaeph Mtxlioid Williams Turner, (born -died contributed the Ship" and "Fighting Tertrralre." 4 and much more to Kngllah art lie ia one of our linmortala. yet he waa a bar- ber. Mr Sam Stern. Space com pel a mo to halt, but I Juat I wanted to make a aiuart Spokane law- yer look cheap alongable of our cxbarber.

It la a fact that the barber la a better educated an the average Hentlat, outside of nelr And barbera comp ie favorably with lawyera, because barbera know their profcaalon. and know of no lawyer who knowa the law, except Sam Stern, the brilliant attorney front Spokane; he know a he Next week 1 ah all begin my atory of "Why 1 failed to get a through the Inat legislature." KUWIN J. BROWN. iIS Flrat Ave. Offlcea I to Union U.

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