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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-27
FRISCO FLASAES
Gals.

Frisco Addition, Oct, 27:-The
Everybody's Gin is crowded with
work. must be doing good business.
Mrs. Josh McCord is slowly re-
covering from the fever.
H. NJ. Lindsey has accepted a
position as clerk with the Rock
Island.
Charles Boyer is the new road
master Of the Mangum branch. All
Spears is his clerk, Al was the
yard foreman. Both men have
worked from the bottom up.
Ardie Challafaut has moved up
an addition to his residence.
The Rock Island and Frisco are
grading a. double transfer track
north of the city.
Fourth and Ninth street bridge
are in running order,
Dr.. Kitzmiller started on trip
to Illinois Tuesday. His family
will move to South Hill this week.
Yes, dear we are in favor Of free
womans' suffrage.
Everybody should get interested
in the Carnegie Library, especially
the young people.
a. BUTTINSKI.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-27

pose was to conceal from the lad
les his rea. views on the subject aud
this he succeeded most admirably in
accomplishing.
Mr.. A. L. Herr welcomed the
visitors in behalf of the local bar
association in rnost pleasing ad-
dress. He told of an alleged cons
piracy among the lawyers. which he
had been delegated to perform this
duty. All the other lawyers had
ambition to go to the constitutional
convention and feared to speak to
the women lest they commit them
selves on the suffrage question.
He assured the women, however,
that anything he said would be
binding on all the other lawyers.
After a pretty piano selection by
Mrs. Galloway, G. H. Evans ex-
tended a welcome on behalf Of the
press and then Supt. Staley in a
polished and scholarly address
spoke for the teachers. Mrs. A. B.
Leeds in few cordial words ex-
pressed the sentiments of the city
Federation Of Women's clubs and
then Mr.. Jonas Cook spoke for the
local Equal Suffrage club Of which
he is secretary. Mr.. Cook warmly
espoused the cause Of the women
and gave some good, sound rea
sons for the faith within him.
Or. Frances Woods, always en-
tertaining, always interesting, and
always prepared, in the absence Of
Miss Rees, was called upon by the
president to make the response Of
addresses. Wit and humor, facts
and arguments, good sense and
pretty sentiments, made her address
a most pleasing one.
Mrs. J H Griffin entertained
the audience with a delightful
vocal solo, after which able adj
dresses were delivered by Rev. S.
W Fait and Rev. N. G. Hacker,
both Of whom advanced strong ar
guments in behalf ofequal suffrage.
The convention then adjourned
till 9 O'Clock this morning
The proceedings this morning
were as follows:
The report Of the officers, treas
urer and corresponding secretary
were most satisfactory, while the
reports Of the local presidents show
ed great increase in membership,
interest and general activity The
officers elected were:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-27

Most of the Womens' organiza-
tions of the two territories have
representatives at the Woman Suf-
frage convention.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-27

CONTINUED on page 81
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-27

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22

is ENDED

Fridays session q the KING COM
rs teachers institute was the hua-
ieai aud most interesting Of the
weei Besides the subjects as
signed for discussion hy the emit
neat instructors present several
matters % interest Tot The teacher
REGARDING state and Individual at
fairs aefe taken up Many rssolu=
lions Rerc acted upon among them
being one indurfiug The admiu.stra-
ton ~ " @ Hafifanft. former
county superintendent ~ schools
Resolutions Of sympathy were
PASSED upon the death % Professor
" v B0wera. former head Of the
department 81 chemistry and nat
ural philosophy nt the high school
The question % pas nnW rcesit "a
~ the tearhrru Of King county
aroused the greatest Interest u any
during the Convention Resolutions
were adopted recommending that
the teachers 81 fhi1 county be- paid
better salaries
Il vas pofnfe. out that teacher
are npeelaiiata 'sad are farcea g.
devote al their time. not uniy dur
ING school months hut iu variation.
Ia study of the branches fhrK are
called upon o. take up IN school
The salaries paid io teachers Of tho
present time o. iees than that paid
90 those following other special
lines Of work Tho fact t6ai tea ~
efa must spend az their time ir
preparation for their work. while
they are paid for only q part 81 the
year. was pointed out as the strong
eat reason shy the present salary
system should be changed
A little excitement was uecngionrd
during the convention hy the res
olutiun indorsinE the stand taken
by Governor Mead % preteut the
state board OF land commissioners
from investing $3.50 600 81 school
funds IN the Port Townsend water
bonds This matter did not come
directly before the convention in
RESOLUTIONS. but when taken mp
by the committee. caused consider
able bad feeling because Chairman
klnKshury refused 20 present the
majority report Of the committee
10 the convention. In hts refusal
Chairman kinEshury IL severely
ccnHured by the other members o.
the committee and bad faith on his
part Is charged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

q. r. Mason became insane Fri
day afternoon and threw half the
contents OF the store owned by him
az the corner Of Seventh avenue and
Columbia street into the street be-
fore he was arrested. Mason q an
aged man living with his family on
Queen Anne hill.
Charles Cafnevan. Of f0a Yesler
wuy, reported Friday the loss OF
SIS IN money aud about $50 in
checks which were taken from the
cash drawer ln his establishment
while he was in the basement. Car
nevau Vas absent only short time.
a painted damael extracted $50
from the pocket OF John Sehultz. "a
transient in saloon box. Friday
night That Is the report that
Schultz made 10 the police but his
mind was 30 dimmed az the time
that he dues not remember the de-
tails Of the robbery.
The funeral 81 g. c. Maring. who
died IN Blaine Thursday. viii be held
Sunday AFTERNOON from the West
minister Presbyterian church. The
body was brought TO this city Fri
day.
J. w. elise has resigned his POSI-
ton Us vice president OF the Globe
Navigation company as his duties
as president OF tho Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22
DIAMONDS Re- URhED

one thousand dollars worth of
diamonds Wcre returned 90 Mra.
Prank ~ Kimhail By chief 81 Police
Delaney. who has steadily refused "a
dlvulRs the manner and from whom
the stolen Jewels wete taken. They
were stolen FROM Mrs klmbsH.
March no. while she vas a guest ut
the home Of Mrs. J e. Hainea. il09
Cherry street while mystery sur
rounds the return OF the diamonds
q ia known that detective work WINS
responsible for their recovery and
that the chief Of police and city De
teetives Tenant and Hnrbee know
more about 90 than they are willing
at this time to tell The Jewels con-
sisted OF three Holitaires and another
diamond surrounded with emeralda
Mrs. kimball stated Friday that she
knew nothing about the ease with
the exception of her being sent for
and the diamonds returned 90 her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22

De Mile had a magnificent run IN
New York and o. 3 play that n
is Glass stands without a petF.
With not the slightest stain Of
eFudily upon II. the story 81 B
conflicting love and business strag-
gle Is told With a tcuaeness that
eompels the most absolute attentioa
every moment
The play takes ita title from one
Of It's strongest scenes. whlch Is iaie
at the charity ball IN the Mclropoi-
ltan opera house. uue Of the great
annual events in New York social
life
The Charity nalt' Is receiving
unusual attention from the fun me-
chanIeal forces OK Manager Howe.
and Manager Detiaef. of the
Ferris company. promises a bril-
liant production This play will
continue throughout the week. be-
ginning with the Sunday matinee
and wlth the usual popular matt
nses on wednesday and Saturday.
The wednesday matinee viii BE- a
ap scial souvenir performance Fine.
~ mounted photos 81 Lewis Stone
viii be given % every woman pres
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22

Rev. Moses Hun. the eminent
bible scholar and one Of the ablest
opponents OF modern spirltualism.
has issued a challenge TO DR. ]. ".
Chapman and all other local divines
60 debate on the subject OF "Ortho-
doXy vs. Spiritualism." lie recently
arrived from the east.
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock
az the X. Of p. Hall. First and Pike.
he VIII lecture on the subject. "Out
Of Orthodoxy into Spiritualism. At
:. 30 p. m. he will discuss The
Religion of Creeds and the Religion
OF Decds. or Who Is n Christian 20
Rev. Hull Is author OF several
books the titles OF some of them
being as follows:
Our Bible-Is g Infallihle."
Encyclopaedia OF Biblical Spiritual
ism; The Chrlsts OF the Past and
Present"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22

the plaf. but thefs rs a vast amount
20 unafIoyed fua psfmeatluE every
line aua situation of thu play and
70 il clean and pleasing siorN ~
real life iu the city ~ NeV York.
where fhs scenes are laid
Tho last performance ~ the rFra-
ent biu az the Star thsatsr VIII b.
given Saturday niEht and sunday.
'rhe new bitt beginning Monday ~.
tefnoon. with ineiad~ little Lola cote
tnu. the original Georgia Mnmet. in
Hn exhibition ~ thought transmits
sion. Weston ana ueasleg. comedy
sketch. Rose and EliiH acruhatic
barrie jumpers Robinson and tanrH
HAPPY Hotentote Feric and Dia.
fnsut puFissau folly dancers the
biuRraph. Naiiie Grrin in illustrated
songs aud se~ieY ana Abaeeo. aero-
bats
A. elaborate production % .srhs
Twa Orphans VIII BE- the offetius
az che Third Avenue theatsr next
week
4 week from tomorrow night the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22

A. the Grand Sunday. Monday
and Tuesday nights and Wednesday
matinee the Pollard tilliputlan
Opera company will present a
Galety Girl This Is one 81 their
former successes. and Il affords all
the principals excellent opportu-
mites Go display their talents.
A grand rIerrot ballot Is a TEA
turn OF thls play aud viii De mount
ed with new and appropriate dresses
and scenery.
Wednesday and Thursday wlil be
devoted 70 The Glrsha" Jack Pol
lard o. 60 be Wuu IA. the Chinese
part that is one Of the hits Eva
Moore Is 90 be o Mlmosa san. the
rcisha girl and Daphne Pollard is
20 be Molly seymour. who dis
gulaes herself as tea girl Leah
Ieiehner is east for Reginald Fair
FAX. The twins also have a good
opportunity Ia this piege
Friday and saturday nights vii
be devoted 10 An American Nil
lionairc. rewritten and newly eos
tuned throughout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22

Trasf company ARE becoming GOO are
duuuH p + stimHon vice pfea-
deaI ~ the stimf8n ssh company,
HuI 500 fhc position formerly o6eu-
pies by SIR elise
william A. pIukeftgH. ~ Ihe rin-
Aeffau National Detective agency.
afalted ln thiH city Friday night
from NeW York Nothing special ls
attached 60 his visit as ii BE- "a reEu-
Dor quarterly tour.
fs9vett 81 Wood. president ~ she
W. shiuefon state Press association.
ieff for Spokane Friday night % at
tend meeting Tor the purpose 81
|arranFing the program for the meet
iuE next fail
John r johnson and O. BeuulHr-
nauHeu have uHds application az the
luIt~d States engineers office fof
tha privilege of constructing
MhartrH on Lake Washington. An
application for the construction 81 d
bfeskwafer IN front ~ lots and 10
block o. Yesirr addition. NaH also
handed Be-. The johnson ahnrf Is
to ha constructed. providing no Hea-
snnabie objections are filed. ln front
~ iat ] block {. % the Ycaler addi-
tlnfs# The other Hil be in front Of
ioiH 2 ard g block A. Ycsief aadi-
N.H
The Great Northern railroad an
noHHces that the schedule time ON
the Vancouver run ulll be short
enea i5 minutes Trains going and
coming vlii leave af q. m. fifteen
minutes later than theY have been.
John = Miller. " n. C.. sill hold
a Hummaee sale and fair. also
serve lunch April "a. = and Is n
i1ih First avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22

fsen wittea. chap hY the name n
cd nawaau ia command 81 crack
cavalry regiment. Who had no mind
q resign hia eommissioHs and Whn
refused 90 stumble hiindiY down TIE
rtreeta of London introduced the
nonazle IS We know g to-day This
glass being ~ the singular number
dId not ruuffayaur the order against
aprrtarles and glaHaes 10 the plural.
The red tape 81 the army fsgulAz
lions was rendered puNesleaa. the
authorities accepted this literal Ia
terpretatiou 81 the law and pav
aau won out After a time the mo
nocio came into general use IN the
hunsser set " the army. aud vas
rapidly adopted By the bowling
awelIa a the social Het
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22
SPECIAL BATES

Special rates are being arranged b
all trauE-contincntai lines for TIE
large conventions that are 70 Be-
held throughout the east this sun
mer. me rate OF SO per round iflp
from Seattle 70 ST. Paul has heea
fixed for the following Conventions
with a stop over Of 60 days TO eaea
ticket.
General assembly OF the Prcsey-
terrain church in the United States
Winona Lake. Indiana. May iii,
annual meeting Baptist Brethren
Dunkards. Bristol. Tenn. June q
International Sunday School Asso-
citation. Toronto. Ontario. June ~
Is. National Educational Associe'
ton. Ashbury Park. n. J.. July -,
United Society Of Christian Endea-
vor. Baltimore. Nd. Junly 5-io; a.
nual Grand Lodge meeting and re-
union Of the Benevolent and Proiec--
tive Order OF Elks OF the United
States OF America. Buffalo. \. \,
commencing July Il. Independen.
Order OF ForesterE. Atlantic City, y
J.. August l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22

Virginia Calhoun ana her support
Ing company VII appear ht the
Grand week after ncNt IN Ramona.
which ia the Wutk ~ the well known
authorizes. llsaeu Hunt jackson. The
decentralization having been made by
Miss Virginia Calhoun aud General
JuhnHtnnr Jones. who cullaburated
with her aud assisted in bringing
the production ta ICE present high
standard As the piece Is purely
local &c should interest native CALI
fofnlaua more than au ordinary good
attraction would rhe whole rgena-
rio ia familiar with most every per-
son who has travelled the southern
part OF California. aH IL covers the
territory along the old 30 Canine
Real and adjacent country which
runs from Santa Barbara 20 the
south OF san Diego fnmeeuin. TIE
home ~ Ramona. IL seen by hun.
dFeds OF tourists aud nieht-seern and
IL Il familiar spot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22
Will DISCUSS HE
REGRAOE

The Jackson street regrad4 4 u
be discussed 81 The meeting a q.
conference committee u Improve.
meut clubs OF the Chamber II Corr.
meree Monday afternoon. us.nbs,x
~ the clubs IN the faalnlcs rslieg
section VIII be present 70 espres.
their views about the project.
Among thoae property owners uhs
have not been taken int the seere,
meetings between the manlpalaforr
- the expensive project and II.
Great Northern officials. there i
much aversion o. payiHg fer ne
Improvement a the present TIM.
They fear thas they are going 10 b.
muiefed tn order that the Greet
Northern may get the dirt 70 fll r.
terminal grounds and the Seattle 4
Lake Washington Water COMPANY
may have the benefit Of doing ID
work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22
NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA

A spoonful Of Dr. Miles Restora-
tive Servine after meals for e few
days Is almost sure 20 relieve this
distressing complaint. II strength
ems the nerves Of the stomach. stitn-
ulates the seeretiona. and ncUele-
rates the progress OF digestion. Try
1t. If first bottle does not benefit.
YOU got your money back. 80 Il costs
YOU nothing if IL fails.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22

tsHlNUT0N. April ga
mandate wna ISSUED today from the
supreme court "a the rnlfed AthisH
circuit court. IN the southern die E
ret Of New York. for the removal
of George " Beavers. late tuperia-
tfndeui Of salaries allowance Of
the puHf=afiiee department 10
Washington for trial iu accordance
uith 4 decision 81 the supreme court
on Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22

.cat For the week following The
Charity BAH lie btu of the Ferris
company viii be Friends by MIL
ton Royle
sHJu4gIl
a Girl From Albany described
barrel jumpers. Robinson and Jones.
creating farce comedy. opens at the
rhlrd Avenue Easter SUNDAY after
nuun and Will be housed thora for
the entire week
There are but fow comedies proc
dueed az the THIRD Avenue y, least
there are but few given their initial
production there but a Girl From
Albany promises 90 be one Of the
funniest offerings Of the season.
There f. nothing strenuous about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22

metropolis Of British Columbia, By
giving an elaborate stag dinner
IN honor 81 Lawrence u'Oraay. The
genial host and his twenty guests
were EnRlishmen assembled to wel-
come an EnElishman with true
English hospitality During the in
Productions remarkable eoincid-
ence became evident Among tho
Vaneouverites grouped around the
festive board we're Mr.. Lawrence.
Mr.. Dorsey. Sir Montgomery Mr.
Wilkins. Mr. Robinson. Mr. Me-
Donald and Mr. Forbes. Except for
a slight difference in spelling every
one Of these seven names figure in
the cast Of Earl OF pawtucket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22

"ia 70 true that Beau Brummell
invented the monocie?' asked the
first nlghter who was watching
Lawrence D'Orsay make up "a the
Earl Of pawtueket in his dressing
room al the Grand recently. Not
at all, deah boy" replied D'Orsay.
II know that ia the popular impress
sion. but Il 10 base fabrication for
all that The truth IA that about a
century ago n British army order
was promulgated prohibiting the Of
ficers from wearing eye glasses or
spectaelea OF any description. But
thore was n short sighted. though
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22
GRAND

l GRAND.
! Pollard Iiuiputiau Opera Co. :
1 -SundaS and Tuesday nights I
! and "Wednesday matinee. "A
/ Gaictv Girl
! Wednesday and Thursday
! nights. THE Geisha
! Friday and Saturday mghls.
! An American Millionaire
l Saturday matinee TO be an
4 n0unced later
4 SEATTLE
! AN week Ferris stock Co,
! I'M The Charity Ball
4 THIRD AVENUE.
4 AN Wcek-"A Girl From Al
4 hany,
A STAR.
4 Polite vaudeville.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22

When Klrke Ia shelle decided 10
send his The Virginiau' company
into the far west. despite Increasing
reports Of bad business IN that lo-
eaiity. all Of the wise ones began TO
shake their heads THE Virgin
ian" company was In Seattle re-
Gently. aud from St. Paul west to
Seattle and south 20 San Francisco
Il has exercised lts customary fune-
ton OF breaking records. All Of
which makes Il pat 10 reiterate the
old theory that no matter what the
circumstances. II the manager has
the goods the public will buy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22

During her stay Of 10 years in Sc
attic. Florance Marvin. the prophet
esa publicly predicted seattle's
$4,000 900 fire. Klondike. Nome and
growth OF our city, stalking her repu-
tation on the fulfillment Of each
prophecy. Consult her on anything
IA your lie 1909 First avenue. ''s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22

Grand will present l. a. stocltRcll
ana Charles Erin Veneer, two veter-
am actors. in new comedy drama,
lion. John horthH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22
The Nation
is Cleaning House

The President ordering investigations of national
evils.
Kansas is sighting Standard Oil tooth and nail
Oregon is inGsSting Senator and two Congressmen.
Policyholders and stockholders OF the Equitable Life
Assurance Company camorng for reorganization and
reformation
Thomas W lawson battering down the niquies Of the
System with 13neh shells bursting with facts
Charles Edward Russell stripping naked the monopoly
of the Beef Trust.
Bailey Willard strikes singing blow the respectable
thieves who have systematically robbed the Government OF
thousands Of Of the peoples lands.
Thinking and women demand the truth.
You interested in these things You want the facts
Read the May Number of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22

ifartsusc Nelson ia soon coming
Go the Grand with a. full repertoire
of romantic plays. such ua aMngda'
and cleopatra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22

I have reduced my weight S. pounds
bust tncheH waist ! inches and hips
aHtced. harmless remedy. without eK-
creise or starving I want to tell you
all about u. enclose stamp and ad-
dress MRS q 4 WOOD WARD. Box
ISL oregon city. Oregon. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22
sHlRTs-NEckwEAR-HosIEn

A beautiful showing Of new spring
styles Can and let us show you. Z
y. Brooks 4 Co. 1891 2nd ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22

PARIs-officially announced that
Delcasse will remain In the cabinet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22

The matinee bill for Saturday Rff-
ernoan viii be given out later
Master. Fred Pollard Will positively
sing az every performance Seats
arc now selling.
In producine "rhe Charity Balt'
this following woet ~ the Seattle
tho3ter the Ferris company viii he
presenting Go their patrons ono OF
tho most famous Of the celebrated
series of successful plays brought
out at the Lyeeum thooter IN New
York.
This thoroughly un.to. date drama
of New York business and society
life. written ~ those great play
wrights, David Belasco and Henry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22
roPPY 49, sWAeoER CORRECT

Won't you call and see the latest
styles and best $500 hat values IN
Scatter =. ~ Brooks 4 Co. 1881
gud avenue. '~s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22

Harry Fisher. who plays the role
OF Haron Sparta iu 1T Happened In
Nordland' with the Lew Fields
stock company Ina New York. han.
since the opening Of the season. re-
ceiVed an average II four notes each
week from a woman who has asked
the privilege Of meeting him Last
Friday THE woman wtate she could
stand his silence uu longer and a.
ter saying she was a wealthy sid
uw. made Fisher a formal offer ri
marriage Fisher READ the note
thourhtfully and then eat down DO
hin dressing room and sent the fol
lowing reply
Lew Fields Theater New York.
March = 1905
Dear Madame while / deeply
appreciate the honor sou would
confer upon me. there are five fea-
SONS why ] cannot accept you "a
wife and four children. Very re-
speetfuliy. HARRY FISHER
M6aa Anna i.auesln. tho charm
ms little Dorothy lu The Wizard
~ ca Is nothing if not oflginnl.
An expert swimmer NIas IauEhlln
has ideas af her uFu aaaut TIE NEST
comfortable var 10 wear ones hair
while la the water 81 bathing
nearly every day she aaid recent.
iy. and ] am constantly asked how
am able tu keep my hair dry and
glossy Tor lhe evening performance
I don't mind letting yea in on thu
secret as I think II ia one worth
well knowing and aill be of genuine
benefit 60 many EiriH who are az
fond Of tho water a. am. bat 8.a-
like 20 vet their hair 80 as not To
be ureHnutnh e afterwards ~ the
theater or a dinner party Before
going ia bathing / dress my hair "a.
actiY AZ ] do for nay work in the
theater comb my hair straight
back from ms forehead. iie nay wlE
band tightly over II. aud then don a
thick curiry eiE which I faafcn go,
eurely bY multItudlnoua hair pins
After the first plunge ia the surf
tho wig Is pretty sell drenrhed
through hut not drop If water
touches ny awn natural hair. and
after the bath my head e. as dry "a
F ~ I had not been ln the Nafaf."
Manager Ricketts,. ~ tie vancan-
F yer opera house. celebrated the phc-
+ Normally successful enlargement oi
'Ibe Earl II rawtuekcts In tho
T