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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
AT ELKs,

AT a meeting of Staten Island
Lodge No. S4l, B, p. o. Elks, held
at Feltus hall. Monday night, final
arrangements were completed for the
snnual clambake of the order which
will be held at Midland Park next
Wednesday. The committee in charge
of the arrangements is composed OF
John A. .SiemTe, John Sehultes,
George Bechtel, David p. Schwartz
and Thomas Herman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
HOLD CAKE SALE.

Welcome Council No. 30, Daugh-
ters of America, will hold a food sale
at the home of Mrs. w. Scott Post,
in Main street, tomorrow afternoon,
from 4 until G o'clock. where all
kinds of cakes, pies and homemade
bread will be for sale.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
, MEN TO RE IN A

HA. supper will be given at the
4Hlptist church on the night of Aug
nst 70. 1t will he managed by the
nnen. They will bake pies and cakes
and give an exhibition of their skill
in the culinary art. A goodly num-
her are expected to be present and
Adecide as to the ability of the men.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26

There would not be so many tete-
phones in use If they we're not usefNl
nor so many NEWS want ads. Al
they were not fitted to the public
service, perhaps better than any 9th
er form of publicity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
MAUI ACENr HERE.

Justice Mason has given up the
agency for the Colonial Life Insur-
ance Company. An agent from
Perth Amboy, who has taken up the
work, was in town Tuesday and JUS
tice Mason piloted him over the field.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
RASERALL GAME.

The baseball team of the P. R. R.
Y. M. C. A. will play the Jersey City
F, r. r. Y. M. G. A. team at Stevens
dale Oval Saturday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26

Mary Brokinski, fifteen months
old, died Monday and was buried
yesterday at Sacred Heart cemetery.
The services we're held at s o'clock
yesterday morning. It. B. Quacken-
boss had charge of the funeral.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
HAS RETURNED HOME.

Miss Emma Bunce, of Brooklyn,
returned to her home Sunday after a
two weeks visit with her cousin, Miss
Roselyn Doty, in Princes Bay. Miss
Doty accompanied her and will spend
several days with her.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
%COMpLETED THE "Y."

The Public Service Traction Com.
nepsy have about completed the ~
this side of Christ church cemetery
which they started on Monday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
GUESTS FROM MICHIGAN,

Edmund Cuny, of Main street, has
as his guest his brother, Edward
Cuny, and daughter, of Detroit,
Mich, and Mr.. Thiel and daughter,
of the same city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
A Clever New pitcher,

Western critics declare that '1tllOOks
very much as though Donovan of the
Brooklyn Nationals has picked up a
star performer in young PastorEus."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26

It is always well to have a box Of
salve in the house. Suhburn, cuts,
bruises, piles and hollis yield to De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. Sold by
G.. A. Sexton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26

There is not u pitcher lnteither big
league showing more thisNyear than
Lundgren, the young Swedeatwirler of
the Cubs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
EINEn FOR COSTS.

The two men who were arrested
for assaulting an Italian at the Hole
in the Wall, last week, were fined the
costs of court and discharged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
HAVE RETuRNED HOME.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Newton re-
turned to their home in Main street
last night after a visit of four weeks
with relatives in Corning, N. Y, and
Gailton, Pa. Mr.. Newton's brother
Paul returned with them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26

Gardens drug store, 81 Hall ave.
is a branch office for the EVENING
NEWS, where Want" advs. are re-
ceived.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
HAD SALARY RAISED.

H. R. Dnye, one of the efficient in
sp~ectors in the bureau of highways,
has had his salary raised to 1880
by Borough President Cromwell.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
LOCAL ITEMS.

Large catches of weakfish have
been reported during the past few
days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
HAZE NATURALLY AsuNpANT.
When 1t Is Free Of Dandrun, II crovys
LuxurinntIy.

E~uKUFIHHtIys
Fair preparations and dandruif cures.
as a rule, are sticky or irritating AFFAIRS
that do no earthly good. Hair, when not
diseased. grows naturally, luxuriantly.
Dandrun is the cause OF ni%ne-tenths Of
all hair trouble, and dandruff is ,alused
by a germ. The only way to cure dand-
rum is to kill the germ; and, so far. the
only hair preparation that viii positively
destroy the germ is Newbro's Herpiclde-
absolutely harmless, free from grease.
sediment. dye matter or dangerous drugs.
1t allays itching instantly; makes hair
glossy n soft as silk. destroy the
cause, you remove the effect" Sold by
leading druggists. Send Toe. in stamps for
sample to The Herpicide Co.. Detroit
Mich.
C. A. SEXTON. General Agent
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
LOCAL ITEMS.

Professor Frank Cerbi, of Ross
Vile. who has been confined to his
home with illness, is recovering
slowly.
John Gamer, of Woodrow, has ae-
cepted a position at the 5. 5. White
Dental Works in Princes Bay.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
RUGUENOT.
FORESTERS' MEETING.

Court Rossville, Foresters OF Am
erica, held a largely attended meet
ing in their rooms in Orlando nan
last night. Several matters OF I'M
nortance came before the meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
Knew of One or Two.

Knew Of One or Two.
'Is there any available substitute
for rubber?" asked the instructor of
he class.
Yes, sir" answered. Miss dc Muir,
re Of the fair Goods. 81 think stare
ga D Is inst rs good "--Chicag
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26

subscpibe for the Jews. a. I
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26

Leave WANT adrs. ut branch of.
fees.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26

Dick Wilson is at the l~Shelbyville
Qnd.) half mile track withVa bunch of
seventeen Patchen Boy youngsters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26

Jack Crabtree is racingtoh Art Alec
in the free for alls arounti Nthe Chesa-
peake bay district.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26

G. A. SEXTON. General Agent
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-30

Hon. L. M. Griffith, Of Ri al
Democratic nominee for represent
tive and a polished young attorney,
spent Tuesday in the city meeting
and getting acquainted wish the old
pioneers and others. Mr.. Griffith 10
young man Of ability, and you will
ind Bates county rightly and ably
represented In the next House at JET
ferson City. While In Butler he gave
The TINES . pleasant and substan.
tial call.
B. Blsckman, Of the neighborhood
Of Adrian, and numbered among
The TINES most substantial pa.
irons. combined business With pleas
ure Tuesday, By attending to mat
tersin the Office Of the probate judge,
and taking in the old settlers re-
union. Then he called on TIE TIMrs
and made rs feel mighty happy with
a renewal OF bic subscription. Good
luck to you, Mr.. Blsckman, and may
your shadow or crops never grow
less.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-30

Lloyd Ford, OF Anadarko, Okla,
Is here on q visit to his parents in
this city.
Geo. G. Gilkerson attended the
Johnson county fair at Warrensburg
last week.
Amatuer burglars, working for
practice apparently, broke into the
Interstate depot at Pleasant on,
Kansas last week.
Ben HARRISON, says the Bolton
Herald, has two mule colts, one OF
which is a freak. 1t has one mule
ear and one horse ear.
Ike Bennington had his right foot
run over by a coal car at Amster.
dam last week. John White took
his place and the same accident
happened to him.
Rube Oglesby, Democrat nomine Q
for railroad commissioner spent
Wednesday In the city visiting his
cousin DR.. Hull, and shaking hands
with his many friends In Butler. Mr..
Oglssby feels confident Of the success
OF the party in the state this fall.
The large barn on the farm OF ].
81. Adams, In Spruce township, was
struck by lightning during the st orm
oi Wednesday night ohsat week
and destroyed by Are together with
30 tons Of hay. Insurance $500
M. W. Anderson, living near Ballar d
also lost stack Of hay from thu
same cause.
Papers we're fled last week with
the recorder changing the name O
the McKibben Mercantile Co. to thu
Walker cKibben Mercantile Co
The officers remain the same 90 be
fore: D. K. Walker, president; A
Ray, vice-president; j. W. Berry
secretary. The change will In NJ
way effect the management Of tn
Arm, which will 60 right along doinl
business at the old stand on tn
north side Of the square.
There is nothing pays better thai
cordislity, evenin town pushing, say
the Denison Herald. Give the stran
ger the "glad hand" and tell him b
is in q good town. Point out som
of the successes and then show hir
some OF the possibilities. The tim
will be well employed from the stand
point Of personal profit, and the put
lie service will be OF worth. You wi
have made q personal friend and on
for the town. Try 1t.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-30
Mrs. ]. Kline isreporte ! to be very

Mrs. ]. Kline Is reporte to bevery
sick.
Mrs. A. W. Brown is visiting re la
tives In Springfield, Mo.
Mrs. Frank Rosamond has return.
ed from a trip to western Kansas.
Miss Gussie Moore, OF Rockville, is
visiting the family OF John Gaines.
Ben B. Canterbury has returned
from business trip In Oklahoma
Nell Campbell has accepted clerk
ship In the grocery store Of Harry
Holloway.
Mr.. Evilsizsr, who has been bed
fast for several weeks, is reported to
be on the mend.
Wilbur Johnson, OF Ashland, Ken
lucky, is visiting the family Of
Wesley Warnock.
Lloyd McKibbsn, OF Rich Hill,
spent Saturday In Butler with friends.
Lloyd was raised In this city.
LIS. Chaplin and wife, Of Okla.
homa, are visiting relatives and
friends In the county.
VIM. Hoster and vile left Sunday
on visit with Mr.. Hostsr's parents,
at Wilkes. Barre, Pennsylvania.
Geo. H. Price left Saturday for
Sloan Springs, Arkansas, to pay
bis son a visit who is In business In
that place.
The Butler band is playing for the
Rich Hill fair this week. The band
will also furnish music for the three
days street fair at Adrian.
A. L. Mcbride, a former business
man and citizsn Of this place, spent
q few days in town with friends. For
the past year or 80 Mr.. Mcbride has
been making Kansas City his home
R. G. West, ex.treasurer OF Bates
county, now living In Texas, is
spending a few weeks In the county
with old friends He took in the old
settlers reunion In Butler Tuesday.
Prot. Chss. Fry, of Chicago, after al
absence OF 81 years, returned to hi
wife in Chicago few days ago. On be
ing questioned as to his whereabout:
he made proposition to give hi
wife $1,000, on condition she asket
him nothing. He was arrested b
other day for bigamy. No wonde
he did not want to be questioned.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-30
VISITORS TO
DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS

The following visitors were regis
tered at the Democratic Headquar.
ters during the past week: Judge J
] March, New Home; A N Keith,
Summit; W. Bullock. Deer Greek;
p Miller, Summit; VIM J Graves,
Shawnee; Sam Walls, Adrian; Memo
Meinen, Charlotte; A " Wemott,
Butler; Is A Denison, E khart; Con.
rad Hysohn, Charlotte; Julian E
HUFF, N vada, Mo-; Il C Walton, NJ.
Pleasant; L L Rockhold, Mt. Plea
ant; Del Requa. Pleasant Gap; W
McAh.nch, Mt Pleasant; W Tag La
Toilette, Sloan Springs, Ark, Sam
White, Mt Pleasant;C NJ Lsedy, Rich
Hill; E A Butler, Pleasant GAP;
Henry Til.on, New Home; Estes
Smith, Mingo; G W Phiier, Spruce:
Z j Calhoun. Nevada, Mo-; I NJ
Smith, Deepwater; Carl J Henry.
Butler; F N Skaggs, Mt Pleasant:
TT McElroy, Summit; C T Estee.
Shawnee; L N Anthony, Dsepvatsr:
L NJ Griffith, Rich Hill; W G Tur,fu
Sumit; James A Armstrong, Glnns
W 8 Thompson, Nevada, At;JfA
Kslse, Howard; q N Hudson, Nj e:
Stephen E Smith, Mingo; Ws@ II
Dawson, Rich Hill; " o Morris
Nav Home; R A Bslt, Lone Oak; d
< Green, Shawnee; J R Eimpsd
Dsspwater; Irwin Def nbaugh, Gran
River; g W Ruddell, Mt Pleasant
Robert Bradley, Spruce; RG West.
San Angelo, Texas; Lewis Duns.
worth. Nss Home; B F Hove, wet
Point; Isaac Clark, New Home:
Judge J W McFaddsn, Charlotte: q
A scholes, New Home; VIM Stops .
East Boone T g Hines, summIt: 4 r
AAxsy, NJ Pleasant; G N stith ~
| Plsasant; FIN Taylor, Shavnss; 4 y
Thomas. Summit; Joe L Bomar. n!
Hill; Nsa Blough, Lone Oak; JOIN
spssr. Mound; JH Thomas, -
Home; VIM N Hardingsr, New IA
Jed AcCombs, Dear Creek; John T
ron, Osage; Sude Combs, Shaw
Chas. Spillman. Elkhart, c. q. W
Rich Hin; HRube oglssby. Watt5
burg. No; T D Embres, s.
John Bfadsn, Homer; A L n
Pleasant; Y B Bell, Walnut: 4
Qnncse, lssp~Atss; 4 s r
Pzairls IA Wilson. Plsaso
Z o1eqen Cheslot,e;
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-30
Ice Cream Sr.

There VIII be an lee cream supper
at the NJ. Carmel church Monday
night, Sept. 8, 1906. Ths money /
for the benefit Of the church. Every
one is invited.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-30

Frost was reported in, the Iowa low
lands Sunday, but 1t is not thought
the corn crop Was Injured.
Miss Ava Lopp. who has been
Visiting her sister Mrs. Ell. Snider,
has returned to her home In Joplin.
Mics Classic Meyer, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Meyer, who has been
Waiting In st. Louis, is home again.
&C. Johnson, Of Adrian, gave us q
pleasant call Tuesday and renewed.
Mr.. Johnson was down taking in the
old settlers picnic.
l. N. Kretzlnger placed The TINES
under renewed obligations for a re.
newal Of his paper. Mr.. Kretzingel
Ii one of our valued friends.
Aiss Carrie Peyton, daughter o.
General Joseph Wheeler, Of Southern
war fame, will be married to Gordon
n. Buck, a lawyer Of New York, Octo
bsr and. Miss Wheeler Is pretty ant
talsntsd and still In her teens. Al
the reunion Of the United Coniedsrat,
vsssransin Louisville, KY, last sum
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-30

A Saratoga gambler tried to lift
the lid one night last week by run
ming q secret game for select few.
After three hours he CLOSED his hou go
for keeps, $40, 900 to'the bad. The
game faro.
Sheriff Moore, Of Vernon county,
proves q terror to horse thieves.
He has nov succeeded In capturing
John Vanhorssn and his accomplicss
who made away With tvo horsss b.
longing TO Pat Brophy, Of Nevada,
on July n. The capture YES Of.
lected In Greet Bend. Kas.
"Patsy" Powers. Of Hume, aged 81
years and veil known N the south.
western part Of the county, haspass-
sdavay. "Pstsy" was quite apolit-
ician In his day, and vas acandidste
on the Populist ticket Tor sheriff at
one time.
In Kansas City, Kas., property
owners refuse to cut down sunfl ow ers
when cutting weeds, giving - an ex.
cuss that the sunHover 70 tho flo wer
Of Kansas. After elaboration, the
sanitary department rules that the
sunhovsr may stand unless 1t i'm.
pedes traffic.
L...F. NcCsnn, OF Joplin, who was
rendered insane from q blow from
brass kuukles, received In 1895, and
who has been gradually growing
worse, vas restored to bis no rmal
condition by an operation performed
some time ago. He remembers all
the Incidents OF bis life up to the
! time he was injured.
g. d. McElroy, Of Chicago, who
! has been spending several weeks In
the county with relatives, has Just
, retured from q business and pleasure
trip to Texas. While In the Lone
, Star state he paid his uncle, ]. a
McElroy, residing at Amerillo, a visit
and found him pleasantly situated
and doing we'll.
., E. c. Vandervoort, for q number o
, years station agent at this place
, will return to Butler, and In a weel
or so assume his old position Al
4 agent for the Mo. Pacific Ry. Fol
the past year or 80 he has been act
. Ing as agent for the Mo. Pacific and
H., K. 4 T. railroads at Joplin
TIE TINES extends to Mr.. Wander
|, WORT hearty welcome back to th,
1 gem city Of the west.
Frsecity delivery u Whist Postmas
Ter .Wix wants for Dutlse, and x
That end started ont last week Will
. petition 10 The postoAcs depart
; msnt at Warrington, asking ths =
!. ttablbhmsnt oe ifss city delivery ~
vics IN Butler. Thst wfll b might,
nics Il Postmastsr viz can ct ID,
authoritlps 81 Washington TO - II
as W would iks to have Il. Fro,
Idly dslvsry.
: The county court d St. Clair coun
,[Nhas dscidsd upon ths sals q q,
slpressnt poor harm IN that count,
d ~ ~ sesetion q . county inarm
J, ~ = soms obs point. Ths iaru
) Iisn't a Tor anything, sayy ~ Demo
slctaA and ~ buildingu IN old an{
!, ldllapldstsd and n0e suited 70 Ii,
1 storase q human bsinss. The bulld
nlines % ~ 'iAtn = ea1s sounty =,
sISot ~ dst .hut ~ inna>IS =,
ktSdll e6fta ~ 81 ~ njlo1 - ~
ftl6f - = eodll6 = 90 ~ "a
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-05-04

cans6nd 6nd at amy college. Dick
McA lister was handled BY
Howard Maher and a typical stu
dent he was. George Jameson
Jr.. played Jimsey Hopp and he
played it well. Dan Whitman,
Carl Connolly, Fed Jones, Frank
Schultz. Clyde duffy, Bob Col
linson, Ruddy Lake, Roy Shear
ser and Arthur Nc Lean were also
football players who helped make
the play a success. The piece
was staged well, the action fast
as desired and there were no de-
lays, bitches or prompting. Each
person did so well that the audi
ence soon lost the nervousness
usually felt at amateur perforS
.r11ances. The first night nearly
$3.50 was made for the San Fran
cisco sufferers.
B The senior class deserves great
credit for the way they carried
out their work. They had in
tended to use the money which
they might make from the play
for their own benefit for class.
expenses, for purchasing a mem
5orial for the school, etc, but.
when the news Of the San Franz
cisco horror came they heroical- Y
~ decided to give the proceeds
sof their play for that purpose
and a nice sum has been realized.
They expect to- frame the receipt
which they receive for their do
nation, with prograrnsof the play
etc, and hang it IN the school.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-05-04
Sad Death Of d
ebst ter Resid dent


On Saturday afternoon Ruth
Armstrong. Of Webster, i year
ol ddaughter uf Rev. and Mrs.
Armstrong, was ccidently shot
by a younger brother who was
relessly handling a az calibre,
revolver. The bullet entered the
abdomen infiicting what proved
to be a fatal wound. The young
lady was taken on the Farmers
railroad to this city to the Mercy
hospital at once, and all that was
possible was done for her. An
operation to remove the bullet
was peri formed, but death came
late Saturday night.
A sad feature of the accident
was the fart that the young
lady s parents were both absent
from home. her mother being I'M
Kentuc ky and her father at one
|of his missions
The remains were removed tO
Webster Mold where the
funeral was held from the family
|gesid denee.
], i ceased was d bright and
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-05-04
any other one person. She cer-
staillly possesses unlimited talent

sas a comedian. The profes-
sional chaperoll was Marion Nit
Ichell and the way she kissed all
the boys was d caution. tt cer-
.taiTly seemed natural for her.
She did very nicely with a hard
part. AS Bertha I yson, Blanche
Fox handled her part very we'll
and looked pretty. Reca Com
nelly was Ruth Aiken, the cam
era girl and managed to take
some difficult pictures. Celia
DUEL was Iuella Chubbs and
while she had some difficulty
with RUNS Maniac still she
got along we'll. Cora jerks was
played by Alice Devaney. She,
was the girl that Silent Murphy
took a liking to and she assisted
Murphy IN making a hit. Sally
Camn1eron was taken by Anna
IS srunagard W.lo made a pretty.
college girl Maude Bandy v as
Josephine Barclay, handled her
part well. Lottie Sparks as a
college girl added to the beauty
#of the scenerR. Inga Roe was
another typical college girl. The
hero, Billy Bolton was played by
james Collinson, and a handsom-
er youth one could scarcely find.
He won the college widow. the
foot ball game, the hearts Of all
the stud ents as we'll as the aud
renee. Mr. Co ollinson has a voice
which he can handle better than
most prof nails. He made al
pronounced hit. Ray Jameson
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-05-04
We Must Have
Many New Houses
year ago.

The coming Of the Great North
.ern shops here means that we
must have $50 new houses in
Devils Lake. About % are being
built now. and the Building and
Loan Assoc ociation will probably
build as many more by fall, but
we still need at least 100 more.
We could use 200 as every one Of
them would be rented long be-
fore compl pleted. To care for the
new Great Northern people, how
ever, we must have 100 houses
in addition to those being built.
At the meeting Of the CONNER
|.ial Club held Tuesday evening,
Messrs. 4 B. Kerlin, D. r.
Bangs and G. NE. Fisher were APP
pointed a committee to see if a
building corporation could be
formed. A great many business
men have signif led their willing
ness to put from $500 to $1,000
into such a corporation and it is
quite likely that 500, 900 can
thus be raised at once. This
will take care Of the building Of
some more houses if the scheme
goes through, but we will still
need many more, and outside
capital is to be interested if the
committee on publicity Of the
Commercial Club can possible do
so. The rent Of these houses
will make them a good paying.
Investment.
F,verv,,rle shoI1Id }la1n. faa
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-05-04

The contract for the shops has
been let to Superior, Wisconsin
people, and work will be started
on the same at once.
The contract for the new depot
will be let in a few days as it
is advertised now. 1t will be 40
by 100 feet in size ssand built of
stone or brick. The express
office and other offices will be
located in this new building,
Which will be one Of the finest
.depota in the state.
Work on the pipe line from
SWeetWater will also be COM
nnenced shortly. The city is full
of Great Northern civil engi-
neers. A crew has been en-
.ployed tor some time on the
survey for the double track from
here to Churchs Ferry, which
track will also be built this sea-
son.
Work on the Aneta branch is
progressing very rapidly and
miles of the grades are already
colstructed. Crews Of hundreds
OF men and teams each are EN-
ployed on this grade at different
points between here and Aneta,
and July LIST should see the
branch completed and trains
running over it. q
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-05-04

nlaged Peter W itherspo on, the
college Prof lessor, and no more
could be asked for than he got|
out of the difficult role. Hiram
Bolton, the preside lent Of the X.
IL H. Ry., was portrayed by Lyle
CoWan who also was a handsome
gentleman. Lyle had a difficult
character part but ahe played III
to- perfection He won much
praise By his finished acting.
Tom Nc can as Matty M cGoWan1
the trainer, did ceptionally3
well and especially in the scene
where he takes Miss Virgins
home with all her jeWelry,
brought down the house. Hon.
Elam Hicks Of Sauantumville
was portrayed by Harold Dodge.
This to is a difficult part but II i
was handled by Harold asEif he
had been on the stage all his
life. Bub Hicks was taken b u
Will Cryd derman and one Won
ders how any prof sional coulu
get more out Of the part. ill
was certainly a green youth
when he entered college and
Sport in a few short months
afterwards He had the house
with him ait every turn. Jay
Miller played the coach, Jack
Larrabee and looked and acted
the part. Jay too has! a good
voice which he knows how to-
handle.
Jack Nimmo as Copernicus1
Talbot, a post graduate Tutor, isl
a comedian with ability which
he displayed much to the anuse-
Inent of the audianc ces. Jack
too won honors. Silent Murphy
from the foundry was Harold
Connolly He looked as If he
could throw a horse and eat
glass and ten penny nails. Mr..
Connoll oug hit to enter the pro-
fession as he is a comedian Of
ability Ell q made q hit BY his
acting as his lines were few and
far between. Robert G. Cairns
was Stub Talmage a busy under
graduate. Bob possesses a stage
presence. the absefce of which
is noted in man even profess
sionals. His voice is good too.