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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-02
DAVIS COUNTY FAIR.

Salt Lake day at Lagoon Oct Bro
Pluck band. Fare. so cents, including
admission 10 grounds
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Delinquent Notice.

THE LITTLE COTTONWOOD MINING
company. principal place Of business. Salt
Lake City. Utah.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock or account q
assessment of One-half of one cent
per share levied on the 14th day of Au-
gust 1906. the several amounts set OppO-
site the names of the respective share
holders as follows;
No. Name. Shares Amt.
> Paul Blinn ...............-..S01O0 500 80
u Paul Blinn 1855 1-SS
ID Pdul Bllnn .......-..---..s.. T. 9OV I'd
And in accordance with law and order
o. the board Of directors, made on the
14th day of August, 1906. so many shares
of each parcel of stock as may be neces-
sary will be sold at public auction at the
office of the company. No 40 Commercial
block Salt Lake City Utah. on the 9Th
day of October, 1906, at o'clock D. m.
Il pay the delinquent assessment there
on together with the costs of advertising
and expense of sale. E. p. PHELPS,
Secretary
~ Commercial block. Salt Lake City. Utah
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McConahay, JeweIer, Sd Main ST.
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Or. Broadoent's
Dental Office 500 Scott Bldg, 1e3 Main.

Wall Paper. Paints, Picture Frames,
Paperhanging, Painting, Framing.
Chas H Bodel, 1886 E. First South
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DR.. Keith has resumed his dental
practice. sos Scott building. 16S Main.
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W. Arthur Wright. son of Angus T.
Wright, has returned from a four years
mission in Germany.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-24

OF the bill Is butt up Of acts designed
to chase away the blues, and smooth
out the wrinkles OF duh care. Leaders
I'm this directions are Rosaire and Oar
eto. who present "'rhe Captain and tho
TAR" The Gas Inspector and 'ha
Prima Donna" sklt by Lavlne and
Walton, Barr and Evans, comedy
character creators" In number n
specialties, and Artie Hall, as the cul-
lud lady from Georgia"
Next weeks comedy sketch bears the
title of Daniel and His Lion and viii
be presented by WIN Davis and cou-
pany, while the kinodrome viii throw
ON the drop a new series Of motion pie
tl,re stories.
For conference week the management
announces a bill OF decided merit, which
will include Stanley and Wilson IN q
clever rauk-professor-and-sngng lady
turn.
This afternoon at g.30 the Lyric
announce the ImperlCal Girls. who viii
play for a full week \ company II
80 Is headed BY the following people;
Lillian Washburn Pauline Moran Lew
Palmer, Billie Evans Jack Crawford,
Dan Manning. Sam Corley ana tN
New York Comedy -Four. The usual
Monday matinee win be given and the
management state that these events
are steadily growing In attendance
The San Francisco Dramatic Review
contains the following interesting item
regarding the London probation Of
Mr. Royle's play THE Squawman."
What promises 10 be one OF the most
interesting dramatic experiments ever
tried in London IA contemplated by
Charles Frohman who Is going abroad
In about a week. Mr. F'rohman win AT
once complete his arrangements for
season of American plays In the Eng
lish metropolis. producing one after
another several OF the most conspicu-
Gus successes Of the current season
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY MARCH "a,

Then the hero comes 70 America,
where he * known as jim Carston.
clusion, Is carried forward In the midst
of the typical surroundings OF cowboy
life with numerous Western charac-
tiers, including several Indians. What
VIII practically amount to two COM
panies OF actors are 10 be engaged for
the London production. The English
contingent, with the exception OF the
hero and two or three principals who
figure IN the play for few minutes
during the later acts. VIII be seen IN
the first act only. The rest OF the parts
viii be played by American actors,
who Will be selected and taken to Lon
don by Mr.. Frohman for this produc-
ton. The play will probably be put
on at the Duke OF Yorks.
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THEATRE GOSSIP

Richard Mansfield has received
fattering offer to present his roper
totre IN the City Of Mexico.
Neil Burgess Is going to revive "The
County Fair and next season viii
produce new play with original me-
chanical effects
The new play by Edmond Rostand is
"Chanticler." and 1t mas to do with the
lives and loves Of harnyard fowls Co
quelin may produce the play
The Lieber company plans to erect
six theaters IN as many cities of the
west, IN which It WIN establish stock
companies to play in repertory.
ellen Terry will appear us Lady
Ciccy in Bernard Shaw's comedy,
capt Brassbuunds Conversion at
the Court theater, London, on March
20.
Chrystal Herne has returned from
Europe. whittier she went after TIE
stormy experiences of Mrs. Warreu's
Profession" and viii reioin Arnold
DAILY as his leading woman
Virginia Harmed, according to the
New York Telegraph, viii be a Belasco
star jointly with Mrs. Carter, Blanche
Bates aud Bertha Galland. Bclasco
needs only Margaret Anglin to com
plete a star quartet.
There is more serious criticism
written about the theater than there
used to bp - declares CLYDE Fitch Of
think il is the truth that more men
of literary ami critical ability are
writing dramatic criticism. / don't
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have made arrangements FOR David
VARIED to remain at the Bjiou the
alter, New York, In The Music Mas
ter for another year, or until the
summer OF 1907.
Margaret Ellington Mrs. Daniel
Ffohman). who win retire from the
cast OF the western company playing
THE Lion and the Mouse" at the end
Of this week, viii be succeeded by Ger
trude Coghlan,
Women playwrights have contrib
uted their fun share to the number OF
New York successes this sea>on.
Brown of Harvard" Julie Bon
bon and "Mexicana," all enjoying
successful runs az Broadway theaters.
are the work of women.
II is reported that Charles Frohman
has secured Louis James To appear I'm
Shakespearean plays next season. H
VIII have n prominent actress as CO.
star, ana the combination will take the
place OF Marlowe and Sothern I'm the
Frohman attractions,
pu ApIll ~ IN the PARK theater,
Boston, Annie Russell will make her
first appearance In Prince Charming,
the new play by the French author.
Jean Rlchepin, and which viii inaug-
urate the opening Of the new Astor
theater in New York next fall
The characters OF clyde FItch's new
play The Girl Who Has Everything"
number seven women. three men ana
a small boy. thus reversing tradition
IN the distribution OF men and women
In plays. The new comedy has been
very successfully done by Eleap,r Rob-
son, who plays the title role.
Peter Pan" appears to be pretty
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mean that there are not plenty OF out
siders, but ! believe my statement Is
true as to the majority and its equip
nent.'
II. III. Sothern has In preparation for
publication a series of the Shake
spearean plays In which he and julia
Marlowe have appeared. The work Is
TO be illustrated with numerous col
ored costume plates
The novel, -Four Feathers has
been dramatized by its author. A. u.
Mason. under the name OF "Margery
STROBE" Ethel Barrymore Is spoken
OF for the role OF the heroine when the
play Is produced.
David Belasco and Henry b. Sire
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Two Of Royle's Sketches
To be Rendered H..
| n THE evening of Monday. April
i 80, In the Salt Lake Theater,

M THE evening of Monday. April
80, In the Salt Lake Theater,
VIII be given two dramatic
comedies by the best local tai
ent in aid OF the Free Kindergarten
association; planned as 4 IL to be one
of the most important society functions
OF the year, much interest is being
aroused. and that the Theater viii be
well filled. goes without saying Mrs.
Martha Royle King IL IN charge of the
entertainment. and Is giving careful
attention to the selection OF n cast
for the two plays; within week she
Is hopeful OF having every character
selected.
The plays to be presented are two
written by Edwin Milton Royle, the
well known Princeton graduate and
actor and son OF Judge Royle of this
city. II IL through the efforts Of
his sister, Mrs. King, that Mr.. Royle
has allowed the use of his productions
for this OCCASION They are both
amusing comedies--comedies OF the roll
licking, fun making kind, suggestive
Of Fun in n Fog" Bellies of the
Kitchen" Paul Pry." Our Boarding
House and such productions. Tae
name OF one play is Captain
lmpudence,' the scene OF which
is laid at Chapultepec. Mexico,
during the Mexican war. when the
American forces were assaulting IT,
and a number OF personal experiences
In connection with this historical event
are given comlcal touches that bring
TO mind anew the fact that war hath
It's humors AS well rs peace The char
acterizations are skilfnlly drawn, show
Ing good knowledge of human ma
ture. The costuming will be entirely
that Of 1910, fashion plates of which
have been secured The characters
are 1.-THE Widow" to be taken by Mrs
c. T.. Richards; "Lucretia Bugg." by
Mrs, Ledyard Bailey; Captain I'M
pudence," John d. Spencer; Major
Bugg," by John Milton. a new arrival
In this city, and formerly prominent
member OF the dramatic profession.
The other play was to have been "Dr.
Julian But Mrs. King. after reading
IL, concluded thau a suitable cast
could hardly be got together In this
city, So she returned It, with a re-
quest for another. which other will be
Trips Troubles In this play a
young groom and his bride from the
country go on wedding tower" to
New YORK, ana thdt nisnt ITe DREAMS
out IN their hotel. The dangers OF
such an occasion are lost sight OF IN
the ludicrous situations that often oc-
cur at that time. and these are grouped
and brought out In such "A way as TO
keep the audience In roar. The
leading lady's part is TO be taken by |
Mrs. Charlotte Newman, as Mrs. |
Trip" with Long John Crltchlow
probably as Mr.. Tripp,' with Miss
Feeney as the Little Maid" The |
fourth character has not yet been de-
clded on.
Already several theater boxes have
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o oee,, SOD, and among the Iady
nssvs VINO will exert evorn Iatron.
,,,ahr OF the affair success mort to
VI Dart Mrs Simon Bamhersale Mrs.
~ D mccormick, Mrs. Emnv ssigr, Mrs.
nlsl y, Is. Jones. Mrs. 4, n tIIIgWhards.
u. VI, Wells, Mrs. Dr. Silver MI NJ Mrs
uol dawson, Mrs. q. .iIS' gel
others. bacon, and
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nearly as popular as ever In London.
It's run at the Duke OF York's theater
has been interrupted, owing to the
necessity OF filling provincial engage
ments, but it viii return 20 the metro
polls, to begin another IN the fall
The success which Annie Russell
continues to enjoy at the Court thea
ter, London, Is ALMOST "a unique dis
tInctlon for an American artist. In the
realm OF refined comedy Annie Rus
sell has few equals anywhere, and 1t Is
In this sphere she will be seen on her
return to America in the spring Her
London engagement of nearly four
months closed on March TO-
II is now known that the next new.
play BY j, NJ. Barrie will be seen at
the London Haymarket and that Mr..
Charles Hawtrey Will play the leading
male part, The nature OF the piece
Is kept secret, but report says that II
will compare favorably with any of its
predecessors In respect either OF humor
or pathos.
Jane Remark. an old Salt Lake ia
vorite, playing IN The Eternal city,
appeared in Baltimore last week for
the first time In seven years, renewing
an acquaintance and a popularity es-
tablished In three years OF stock work In
that city, She was given a great well
come. was extensively interviewed and
altogether had fine week among old
and constant friends.
Like almost every one else who has
seen 10 years OF theatrical life" says
Bronson Howard, II think the stage
just now Is overburdened with scenery
and swamped with extravaganza clothes.
This condition cannot be kept up much
longer. The managers cannot stand II.
II Is too expensive and the rivalry be-
tween them, each trying to Guido the
other must bring about reaction that
will do away with the whole scheme
The London critics are not over po-
lite to DR.. Conan Doyle's romantic
drama "Brigadier Gerard" but they
admit that the leading character fits
Lewis Waller wonderfully well. They
seem to think that Gerard Is somewhat
too comlcal figure for hero, but DIR,
Doyle remarks that he meant him to be-
cdfnical that the public likes him to be-
comiCal and that the critics as n rule.
are not good judges OF his work any
way, Possibly both sides are right. Az
all events, there seems to be no doubt
that the piece has made a hit with the
public.
The announcement that u. H. Soth-
ern and Julia Marlowe are 10 be In
s'rumental In establishing chair OF
dramatic art at the George Washing
ton University. Washington, ID. C..
ought to prompt wide interest and a
great deal of curiosity. The art of
the theater, OF all arts, has been neg
lected by the great schools OF the
country. and this fact accounts I'm "A
degree for the truth that no other liter
ature Is as fugitive as that OF the
stage. Practically nothing of a con-
secutlve nature has ever ben written
on the subject. and one cannot helm
asking, II such a chair is founded
where It's teachers are likely to get the
proper text books.
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here. The novelty OF his plan. hove
ever. is to be a production OF Edwin
Milton Royle's play The Squaw Man."
with an Anglo American cast. Those
who have seen the play viii recall the
fact that It's first scene is in England,
an the people, including Capt james
Wynngate. the hero, being Britlshers.
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Peter Pan" appears to be pretty
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
A Foolish Question Wen An.wered.

a small merchant in Lawrence.
Kansas asked moro successful mcf-
chant why he '',hrew his money away
in newspaper advertising" The sue
ecssiui iuerehan, replied: II advcs-
;isc in the newspapers because l am
not ashamed OF my goods or my
work. Because l cater TO
the in;ciligcn; class and they read the
newspapers. and I believe in inefcas-
ing my business. sBccause
I can talk to moro people greater
distance. in less time. a; more fca-
soHablc price. than in any other way.
Because newspaper advcr-
iising has brought; me greater returns
iof less expenditure than any advcr-
tising ! have done. sBceausc
when write an 'ad.' am no, too
siingy to pay for placing IL in the
hes; possible medium or TO have IL
inserted so tha; i, is attractive. !
know then /, is seen and read by ev-
cry one in the house where the pa
per gocs.'-kansas City Star.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
Obituary.

Died. Wednesday. Oct. 5iss At hss
home Ave miles south Of Rocky Ford
Cora J. Jasvili. aged 81 years. The
body was shipped from Sprinksr's FRI
day morning 10 Maxwell. lowo. accom-
panied by the husband and three small
children.
Died. Saturday morning asthe home Of
his nephew. Geo. e. Bryant. Of typhoid
pneumonia. Cornelius ?. Bryant in his
45d year. Tho deceased has lived In
this community number Of years and
was always known as hard working
and honest man. He had accumulated
considerable wealth and had Just recent
ly bough, the MeGaviek farm cas-. Of
town. After short funeral services at the
Bryan. home conducted by Rev. Green
Tuesday morning tho body was taken 70
Sprinker's parlor and later shipped to
Franklin. KY. tho old home. aeeompan-
led by a brother. Bon. S. Bryant. who
came Sunday morning. too late TO see his
brother alive.
Remember that Epworth League Lee
sure Course. Tickets will be on sale at
the usual places ness Saturday. Novom-
ber 18th.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
A Hypothetical Ari,hme,ieai Problem

John Z. GoddinV aud s. W. Crcssy
went duck hunting and baggcd Go
ducks-but did not report which
killed the larger number. They took
them to Stautfcr's and told him .to
sell them as follows:
Ono lot of thirty at three ducks for
ST. and the other lot of thirty at two
for 81. Instead of this Mr.. Stauffer
having a wholesale offer. sold the
whole lot at five for So, which brought
in S24. II he had sold them as di-
rcctcd he would have received SIo for
ono lot of thirty and SIS for the 9th :.
er lot Of thirty, making total Of S7s.
The question ia what became Of the
missing dol!ar7
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
More Ahor, San Franei.eo.

. Mr.. Jno. J. ByFnc. assistant passcn.
ger traffic manager Of the Santa Fe.
with headquarters at Los Angeles.
now on an eastern trip. is very Gu.
ihusias,ie about the future OF San
Francisco.
lie confidently predicts tina; tho city
will be greater and finer than II the
irc. had not happened. Mr.. Byrne
says:
"rhcy will spend ssoo.ooo.ooo in the
next hvc years putting up new build,
ings. and labor will sc; nearly hall
oi It. The money goes into 'eirruia'
ton right away. Retail trade IS there
fore prosperous. The bank eiearing'
are larger than last year. likewise the
port receipt Real estate values arc
holding their own. aud in some class
cs advancing. Come OF; this winter
ard yon will be surprised at the pro.
efess made
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
Remedy than Of All Others
Put Together.

Mr.. Thos. George. a merchant at
Mt. Elgin Ontario, says: "f have had
the local agency for Chamberlain
Cough Remedy eve since it w7s in
,rodrccd into Canada. and 7 sell as
much of il as do all other lines
have on my shelves put together. OF
the many dozens sold under guaran-
tee. have not had ono bottle re-
turned. can personally recon-
mend this medicine as have used Il
myself and given il to my children
and always with the best results. !"
For sale By Awards Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
In Time Of Peace.

In the first months of the Russia
Japan war VIC had striking exam
pie OF the necessity for preparation
and the carly advantage Of those
who, so to speak, have shinglcd
their roofs in dry weather" The vir-
tue OF preparation has made history
and given to us our greatest men.
The individual as well as the nation
should be prepared for any cmcrgcn-
ey. Arc you prepared to successful
iy combat the first cold you takc9 A
cold can be cured much more quick.
ly when treated as soon as il has
been contracted and before il has be.
come settled in the system. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is famous
for its cures Of colds and il should
be kept at hand ready for instant use.
For sale by Award Pharmacy.
Sells More Of Chamberlain Cough
City Realty Co. want 70 rent Houses
and Ranches.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09

Here is an odd item which while
bcla;cd has not been spoilcd: Tha;
recent stormy Monday morning wi.
ley Robertson droee to town in Tvs
two-horsC wagon. On arrival he
found roosting on tho coupling-polc
OF the wagon two fine Plymouth
Rock chickens. which had clung to
their unusual perch all through the
rough three mile ride to town. No,
wishing to trust the hens to stay on
the eoupling-pole during the ride
home they were converted into cash
A. p. Kouns and wife will on Mon.
day start on very pleasant trip &c
their former home. Redwood. Ohio
which they have not visited for u
years.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
Who is lie?

A letter under the date OF Oct. 2eth.
was received from Francis de Long Of
Rocky Ford. Colo, yesterday by the
Greeting. Il says:
Claude Brashesr, a young man Of
your town We presume, as We find let
ter in his possession bearing that post
mark. was killed in & saloon row here
Saturday night boil Il down. Tho
quarrel wasoyor q girl and claud's gun
failed 10 work"
No one. could be found about town
yesterday who knows anything about
young 5rashesr and IL IS not thought no
ever lived here Greeting. Amori-us Kan.
The fellow who sent such report
as the above TO the Kansas newspa-
per is monumental faisiiier. Rocky
Ford has no saloons and ii We had
them Claude DFashtar would not be
found in ono Of them a; any time.
We don't suppose Claude ever owned
4 gun. a. he takes more to poetry
than pistol practice. We can assure
the Kansas inquirer that Claude is
alive aud doing - hours OF hard work
in the sugar factory. What kind OF
makeup has man OF boy who will
manufacture out OF whole cloth such
yarn as the above.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
orea, Year for Cider.

The Manzanoia Orchard Assoeia.
ton has gone into the cider making
business on large scale. wcdncs.
day the association received an i'm.
mcnsc cider mill which will be set up
on the vacant lot back of the Beatty
Mercantile company's scale office, and
cider making will commence at once
and thousands Of pounds OF apples will
be ground up. The plan will be CO.
operative among the members Of tho
association. Apples delivered to the
mill by individuals will be kept ac-
count OF and the cider or vinegar when
sold will be credited accordingly.
There is great demand for cider and
vinegar and considerable revenue
will no doubt be derived from sales.
For the present tho mill will be run
by steam cnginc.-Manzaonla Sun.
City Realty Co. for Real Estats Bar
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
Information Wanted Of the Wherea
bouts Of John Lari<in.

Mrs. Chas. Stuckiik OF Hill City,
Kan. writes the Enterprise and wish.
cs to know Of the present address OF
John Larkin. young man who is
reported TO have come to Rocky
Ford. His mother is no, expected
to live and this public method Is ta-
ken of reaching him and securing his
return homo. The missing young man
has very black hair, dark eyes and
medium height.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09

cullison's restaurant was tho scene ol
= lively time late Tuesday nj :hs while tho
place was filled with young people enjoy
Ing late lunch. There seems to have
been bad blood between George Culiison
and Jehn Behan. A pistol which 10 KEEP,
lying In sight back Of tho counter was
t4ksn In hand by Geo. cullison. presum-
ably TO uss on Bshan. James CuIlison
attempted 70 take tho weapon from
George. and Georges wiie wanted 70
take Il from both. The mix-up to got
the gun caused the guests 70 ,ake bad
fright and they ,umbled out Of tho res-
taurant with moro haste than dignity.
Nobody hurt.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09

The Council Grove Guard defines
'iuels- Luck means rising not later
than six o'clock in the morning. iiv-
ing on a dollar day II you earn two.
miniirg Your srn business and not
mgddling with other peoples. Luck
means tho appointments you have
never failed TO keep. tho trains you
have never failed 10 catch. Luck
means trusting in God aud your own
feayffr..es -
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09

The mos: famous strike breakers in
the land arc DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. When liver and bowels go on
strike. they quickly settle the trouble,
and the purifying work goes right on.
Best cure for constipation. headache.
and dizziness. 2se at all druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09

J.Nt Elliott ON November sd made
the Enterprise a call aud exhibited
a small 10; of strawberries which he
had sha, morning picked from his
vines They were ripe and OF good
flavor Let il he remembered that
the vines were very recently under
eight inches ni snow and yc; pro
duecd perfect fruit for November cat.
inu
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09

In the makeup Of the Enterprise
this week column ot professional
cards have been placed on the first
page oi the auxiliary portion; also
an al. presenting the special rate OF
the Enterprise uuiil Jan. ist aud our
attractive clubbing offers Don't fail
to note everything on the first page.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09

When n. J. Sprinkler wen, to La Jun.a
Monday he carried = ius-a suspicious
circumstance for . man going from
Rocky Ford to tho county scat with their
different local regulations. But q close
inspection Of tho jug showed that It's con-
tents were used by Mr.. Sprinkler in pro-
fessicnal way.