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The Washington times., 1909-10-26
STILL A FAVORlTE
IS THE SQUAW MAN"
Hearty Welcome Accorded Play
When 1t Returns TO Popular
Priced Theater.

Accorded a sincere welcome, The
souaw Man" revisited Washington last
evening, this time at the Academy.
The story is an old one, that OF one
mans love for another's wife. For the
sake of the wife he shoulders the blame
for her husbands embezzlement and
subsequently leaves England for the far
Western section of the United States.
Then follows a dreary existence on the
prairies, frightened after several years
by marriage to Eaturich. an Indian
sduaw. Little Hal is born. He is the
one thought Of his squaw man father.
A messenger from England brings the
news that the husband of his earlier
sweetheart IS dead, at the same time en-
treating the sQuaW man to return and
claim the hand Of the woman for whom
he sacrificed so much.
In the excitement Of the news he
stands as II in a trance, then pictures
aloud his return to home, his love for
the woman he had left in England.
Little Hal brings him back to the
reality. He IS a squaw man. He IS a
father. The arrival of the English train
and the woman deepens his misery. In
explanation he faces the crowd and lays
bare his life In the West, at the same
time vowing his duty to his Indian
sduaw. Little Hal - the character upon
which the crisis hinges. He must be
taken back to England. educated, and
meT station in life. The squaw man
consents. He throws himself to the
ground. With no understanding Of il
all the mother watches the departure
OF the train bearing her baby away. Her
Indian defiance. determination, is arous-
ed within her. She obtains a pistol and
kills herself Her husband is free.
The cast IS one of the best seen at the
Academy this season. Frank Petiey
portrays the squaw man. Helen Chieffo
scored as Little Hal
The Washington times., 1909-10-26

all who had not already fallen" for
his comedy. Occasionally his work APP
pears a little overdone.
The plot of the comedy IS simple. but
the details are slurred over and the
gaps must be filled IN by the magma
ton. Like many musical shows the
situations frequently are impossible. It
is hard to imagine, for instance, q
meek and devoted wire, with q penchant
for tracts and religion, remaining quiet
~, although very angry, while the
charming actress gives her an object les
son in how 10 keep man in love with
her, using the listeners husband for
the object lesson. This and other like
situations are mere trides and the plot
is clearly enough defined for one to
keep track cf it without mental effort
Synopsis Of Plot
The story is all about the love of the
young Lady Binfield for her husband
and his infatuation for the actress, Kit
~ Grey. Using business as a plea, ne
leaves her and goes to London TO see
his enaInorata. Made suspicious by let
tiers from friends and by a telegram
from his man of business, she follows
him to London and appeals to Kitty
Grey. keeping her identity secret
Things turn out right, but not until the
l1arl OF DulstOn (Mr. Huntley), a de-
iltsltfullY thlck-sdnned and stupid Eng
nShmdn, has had number of oppOTtun-
tiles Of stumbling in and mixing things
up.
As the actress, dainty and petite, with
host Of admirers, Miss Sanderson has
a role that fits her If any fault be
found IN her work, lies in her voice.
Not in her singing, but in her lines
her infection is tad at times. Other.
songs, If the Girl Wants YOU and
Mr.. Soldier are the best of the play
with the possible exception of Have
You Got Another Girl Like Mary" in
which James n. Elhern made a hit
The supporting cast is a large one
and gives excellent support The big
chorus and the stunning costumes and
stage settings, add much to the comedy.
The Washington times., 1909-10-26
CLASS BILL
CHASE'S OFFERING

One continuous round Of high-class
entertainment is the Offering this week
al Chase's. There is hardly a dull mo-
ment during the program, and with the
many encores demanded il was Vir-
tually two shows in one.
Viola Black and her company OF COM
edians present a mirth- provoking mod
ern comedy sketch, entitled In The
Subway" and clean fun, fast and furi-
right up 10 the minute. and the comedy
funny in the extreme.
The appearance OF the writer OF pop
ular songs. Gus Edwards. was the sig
nal for an outburst Of applause. He
generously responded with several new
numbers and many Of the old favOrites
e was ably assisted by a young lady
and a juvenile. Leo Edwards was at
the piano.
Leo Garlic, as a monologulst, stands
IN the front rank Of dialect story tellers
and imiratOrs. His Chinese character
portrayals were new to Chase's audi
ences, and proved a treat. Living pOr-
traits from the Hail of Fame were pre-
scented by Saona, and his list comprised
reproductions OF such famous men as
Andrew Carnegie, Col. William +. Cody
Mark Twain, Gen q. s. Grant. Gen. r.
+. Lee, and William Mckinley, all true
10 life. Caryl Henry and company, in
Scenes From the Jardin de Paris pre-
sent scenes from studio life ia the
French metropolis. The songs and
dances are well done, but there are sew
eral lines of alleged comedy that should
be eliminated The Five MacLarens, a
family Of clever musicians, singers, and
dancers complete one Of the best bills
Of the. season.
The vitagraph presents scenes among
the lumbermen Of the Minnesota woods
In the orchestral recital preceding the
performance. Director Smith s musicians
give a selection from ''Lucretia Borgia. %
and Lehars ''Nalse des Fleurs."
The Washington times., 1909-10-26
GAYETY-Rice and Barton Extrava-
ganza Company.

At the Gayety Theater this week Rice
and Barton's Extravaganza Company Is
the entertainment offered. Big. fat
jolly Charles Barton Is at the head Of
the large cast OF fun-makers ia this pro-
ductiOn, and except for few pounds Of
additional weight the huge comedian IS
as funny as he has ever been.
lie enters into the spirit Of the mirth
and ridiculous with just as much In
terest and vim as does the youngest ami
newest member Of the company. Barton
Is supported by two or three ablebodied
comedians who help materially in
shOvelilIg out the humor. The female
portion Of the cast is up to the averae@
OF burlesque performers. They possibly
have better ability to sing. This Is an
important point in view CT the fact that
musical numbers take up greater por-
ton OF the program. The troupe Of
frolicEing little French girls made a hit
by their dancing.
The Washington times., 1909-10-26
NEW PLAY ISRAEL"
CALLED TOO FOREIGN
Drama Put on in New York
Hinges on French
Incident.
Incident.

NEW YORK. Oct. 26.-Though Henri
8ernstein's Israel which had its first
production at the Criterion last night,
meets with unusual praise IN today
criticisms, the concensus Of opinion
seems to be that its atmosphere and
theme are too foreign to appeal strong
~ to American theatergoers, Jew
batting" plays a prominent part in the
play and the usual French Incident of
iHesitimacy is the hinge upon which
the play turns
The company, with the exception Of
Constance Collier, proved somewhat dis
appointing. The duel<in the play served
yividly to recall to The audience that
Bernstein, the author, was only yester-
day challenged to a duel by NJ Chew
assn. a French dramatic critic.
The Washington times., 1909-10-26
THE CENTRAL INTEREST.

Come, quick. doctor. there is a man
upstairs who has swallowed a 20-franc
piece"
Are you his Wife7"
mo his landlady." -Pele MeIe.
The Washington times., 1909-10-26
LADY BUCCANEERS"
SEEN AT THE LYCEUM

zoe" Watson and Helen Van Buren,
are the stellar attractions Of 1.-THE Lady
Buccaneers, at the Lyceum this week.
The show is the usual two-act burIes-
que with a fairly good Clio.
Watson is the same funny little fellow
who has ben entertaining washington
theatergoers for several years. He has
an entertaining monologue, and was well
received Miss Van Buren's clio number
Inc girl IN the Golden Dress" won
much applause.
The two Macks do a whirlWind dance,
and Alvin and Kennedy have a few new
tricks on the flying rings. The chorus
IS wei costumed and a number of popu-
lar songs help the comedy
The Washington times., 1909-10-26
KITTY GREY" PROVES
RIGHT FOR CAPITAL
At Last There Comes an English Musical Comedy
That Is Worth Importing Mr.. Huntley and
Miss Sanderson Score

washington theatergoers were given
an opportunity last night at the Ma
tional Theater of seeing the most re-
cent Of LondOn's musical comedy sue
cesses. kitty Grey" with Miss Julia
Sanderson IN the title role and George
p Huntley as the star attraction.
Delicious" was the expression Of one
enthusiastic woman as she came out
of the theater, and doubtless this comes
near expressing the verdict of most Of
those who saw the performance While
there is much left to the imagination
in the unfolding Of the plot and cool
after analysis shows many minor de-
fects. there is one reason, without seek
ing for others, why these shortcomings
are willingly overlooked. That reason
is found in the comedy work Of Mr..
Huntley
Best known to the American public
by his appearance in the Three Little
Maids" with Edna May, Mr.. Huntley
entered upon this tour with the repu-
tation Of being a favorite comedian Of
the English stage. Judging from the
reception given him since his arrival
and the enthusiastic greeting he re-
ceived IN the Capital last night, this
reputation is well earned. To him be-
longs the credit of originating the Eng
lish silly ASS" that imitators have
made so familiar during the last few
seasons, but there Is only one Huntley
and his comedy Is scarcely imitable.
MOnOlOgue Makes Hit.
From the first he is funny. but his mon
ologue in the second act. in Kitty Grey's
dressing room, when he takes the audi
ence into his confidence, is the best Of
it all He has a way of interrupting
himself and asking the audience to par
don him. just as If he We're really talF-
ing to each one present, that won over
The Washington times., 1909-10-26
FIR E
p ! :
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Sent to Demonstrate the Merits of
Pyramid Pile Cure.
WhHt II Has Done for Others, 1t Can
DO for You.

We have testimonials by the hun
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by Pyramid Pile Cure
Il you could read these unsolicited
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We do not ask you to do this. Send
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We know what the trial package
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proves its value tO-YOu order more from
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pom below and mail today.
The Washington times., 1909-10-26
THE GOLDEN WIDOW
WILL OPEN TONIGHT

The BeIasco's doors were closed last
evening while the final touches were
being put on 1.-The Golden Widow" a
musical comedy, which viii make its ap-
pearance this evening.
The new production is said to be
staged on an elaborate scale and this Is
the reason given for the delayed open
ing. In the cast are Louise Dresser,
Connie Ediss, and Alexander Clarke.
The Washington times., 1909-10-26
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Violet Black & Co. Leo GARLIC. Saona- ri 70
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19
Muslin Underwear

or Muslin Underwear Department has
takei place Of our White Waists in
center Of store on the left Of center
counter. Here you will see a neat, at
traetiya display in new cases designed
especially for keeping Muslin Under.
wear ID modern way.
Our store changes with our new Shoe
Department and many other changes are
kure to make our store better a.
yIl a. larger shopping center.
Vur Ribbon Department Is already
gazing by being remodeled and en-.
larag II gives Us more Ribbons Al
betett prices; in fact, there is no larger
line Vermont to-day. So they tel
IA.
We ny be taking on too heavy o.
good thins, but there is one thing surei
We could 1t expect to sell goods that
We did notNaye.
There is aPetticoat in next column
that ladies ar'sure to jump at. To g,
under any ne styled costume, it il
really the thing,t the right time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19
PLAINFIELD.

I, @ Baldwin was in Groton wodnes-
day.
Alonzo Pogs Of Barre vas in tiwn
Friday.
o. X. HolBstsr Of Barre was in town
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Batehslder Of
Barre were IN town Thursday.
afss. Ira GOODRICH and Miss Alice Of
East Calais were in town Friday
Mrs. G. A. Barnes Of Burlington visit.
"a her daughter, Afs. y, p. Lcavist.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Pike have moved
into one Of She vacant tenements.
Fred Fowler Of White River Junction
was a business visitor in town Tuesday.
Charley Cale of Montpelier visited his
brother, DR.. v. P. Gale, one day last
week.
waher Dow Of coriuth visited at the
home Of l. G. Baldwin Saturday and
Sunday
Carl Foas and daughter, Pauline, spent
few days last week with M. and Mrs
john Poss.
WIN. Mari Of Barre was the guest Of
his daughter, Mrs.. n. D. Page, part Of
last week.
Afr. and Mrs. Elmer Comstoex Of 81,
Herminguild T. @, recently visited rela.
tives in town..
George Sc. Cyr has moved his family
into the tenement in Mrs. Asaanda Bat
chelder's house.
Prof Hodgedon Of Montpeliar seminary
preached ct the Congregational church
Sunday morning.
Henry Batcbelder Of Boston, Mass,
visited his mother Mrs EmIna Best
Batcheider last week,
News has been received OF the serious
illness Of Mrs. Charles Carpenter AZ her
home in Bellows FaHs.
Reports from Boston state that MRS.
Mahala Kinney il seriously i'll az the
home Of her son, D Royel Kinney.
Miss TideHa FISK Of Boston, Mass,
spent Sunday and Moudsy with her par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. Perrin r. Fisk,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. @. Baldwin were in
Groton Monday to attend the funeral of
John Baldwin, Mr. Baldwin's father
George Houghton returned to his home
IN West somerviile, Mass, Saturday
nifht, after few da~S Stag in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cree and daughter
Of South Ryegate are wstNng at p. r.
Cree's. Mr.. Fred Gree is suffering from
blood poisoning.
Miss Alice Shorey and Mics Ethel
Colby, who have been spending a weeks
vacation at their homes, have returned
to Randolph normal school,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19
TALK OF THE row
New bags a vaughan's.

New bags at ysughan's.
May fashions now IN al Perry's.
New black waists d yaughan's
Roller skating 1t The Paviiion to-niht.
Tickets for the Conwell lecture Il
Hendricks.
See Bet Of new things advertise
Vaughans.
Boys Indian suits from The Fraui
McWhorter Co.
Go to Kendricks for your exchange Of
tickets for the conwell lecture.
The man-who is particular for COED
sanitary shave goes 70 Miefs's shop.
Regular meeting II !. o. 81 T., N. u.
win be held IN the X Of q hall tonight
at 1850 o'clock.
Tickets for the CoDwell leotSfe can b,
procured az d. A. Perys Real Estat,
Office, City Fish Market, and Tia AyeriI
feed store.
The Ladies' Catholic BeneyolAt as.
ISOLATION will hold a public dance Cues
day evening, April 20. in the X. Il C.
hall. Admission 70 cents. Eyeryedy
invited
Mrs Mabel L. Frinly OF Montpelier a.
nounced to-day the marriage engagemer
Of her daughter, Bertha AZ Frink, I
George @. Sawyer Of Montpelier M
Sawyer is employed by the Consolidate
Lighting company.
The friends Of Mr. and Mrs Sylveste
Cameron are cordially invited 70 atten
an informal reception to be given q
their home on Orange street. Wednesda
eyepiDg April I'll, from 5 to 10 o'clock
the occasion being in honor Of the 50t
anniversary Of their marriage.
I-heatorium bill for to-day Is one tina
is sure 70 please, entertain and anus
the public Tommy rigs up an automo
bile with a bath tub, wheels from bah
carriage and various household nipple
ments Then he starts ont for a rid
ending in chase with disastrous re
suits and a sound spanking when he
brought home. Very good comedy. AIS
an impressive biograph, "A Little Chill
Shall Lead Them whale Fishing /
very instructive and entertaining
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19
New Suits

New Suits have come tumbling in
By every express Mr.. Morse made a
lucky trip, for he found what we lacked
and what the trade was calling for.
Our special orders on Tailored Suits
are coming ont fine this season THIS
is encouraging to those that have to
have Suits made TO order.
The arrangement Of our Suit Depart
ment il such that now You can buy any
kind Of ready to war garment on
one floor; as all Waists, Suits, skirts,
Jackets. House Dresses, Wrappers and
Petticoats are here, all together.
Children's Colored and White Dresses
are on this same floor, and just word
to say that the line is far ahead for
style and st Of any children's Dresses
that We have ever received, and 500
buys good wearing, well made Dress.
Bauman & spuling's line Of childeu's
Little Coats Is just about right.
18th hipless dressera.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19
When Contemplating Changes in Your Home
By The Adding Of Furnishings

whether it be of lew Furniture or Carpets,
new Wall Papers or Floor Coverings Of any de
scripton. always look the matter up thorough
ly Come to us. Read the ads Perhaps
some little suggestion from us will be just what
you arc wishing to know to start you on the
right road. We are here for that purpose, so
don't feel afraid to ask us questions Our show
ing has never been as complete as at the pres
cnt time, and the quantity which we handle
enables US to quote lower prices than any con-
Germs in this section.
Today we are showing window of Sec
tional Book Cases. 1t shows how adaptable
they are to rooms that are small and seemingly
crowded with furniture by placing the case
alongside and under the windows of the same.
The sectional idea in book cases is the one
worth considering Oak sections, 81 so, ITS,
800, 3.75 Large double sections in quar-
tered oak, 5000 Mahogany and weathered
oak finish are to be had in any Of the following
makes: Gum, Globc-Wcrnickc, Danner and
Macy. Catalogues giving full descriptions can
be had of us for the asking.
3. w. HOOKER & CO., Barre, VT.
CITY UNDERTAKINGS
improved Abuance Service Orders Promptly Attended To
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19
'MARSHFIELD
nearing i surely %. this time.

sugaring is surely Of, this time.
All the grippe sick people seem to b
gaining
Mr.. Larabae is not as comfortable, and
It is feared he win never walk again.
Mrs. A. I. Davis visited Mrs G. z
Tunas IN Montpelier two days last
week
Miss Goidie Smith is home from Med
ford, Mass. for short vaeation with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. v. p. Smith
s. Ii. Union il preparing to build a
slaughter house in the near future
Ralph Northrop II to work for Mr. Tn
win this season, beginning work May 1
The Ladies' Aid society Of the A. E.
church viii have sugar soeial AZ the
home Of Mf. and Mrs b. M Davis Tues
aav evening Everyone cordially invited
to come. A good tine guaranteed all
Will Davis had moe mare killed last
week. because of 4 brolsen leg, gotten
near the Niariain covered bridge from
the ri4er road to Maple Hill. The
friends 81 Mr.. Davis are contributing for
another horse.
The school directors announce that
schools in town win open Monday, April
26th. Great care has been taken to
hire only the best d teachers, and with
the cooperation n the parents, q sue.
cessful term Of school u expected
Wallace spooner has hired out Ia
Henry Dwinell 70 begin May 1st. Prank
Tihbetts is helping at the DwineA farm
now. All the family have been ii with
grippe AIRS. Lydin Beinis a sister q
Mr. Dwinell. returned from Williams.
tewn last week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19

This Petticoat comes in al thin and
heavy materials, also silks and n1opaens,
made as IL Is with warraned elastic
band. II IS the Petticoat Of the hour.
There il no doubt about IL, and as soon
as YOU see the Petticoat, you viii say,
good It is Just what have been looking
for. Prices from 81 rs to $3.50.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

F0lz sALE-A Glsnwood cooking stove also
alennge. Apply It Long street. upstairs. sot3s
FOR SALE large fager wagon tor haul
tnR hHawy loads Of granite, IN perfect condf.
ton. Apply at or address 8 Brock street,
parra VI got6s
WAITED BqArders and rosmefs 1T Beck
ley Cauft sA0o per week board. fooa and
.g.6h8nv. 30te
rs RENT Furnished Rooms. Apply Y sum
MGR street btls
FnR SAFE Baby carriage ia ge0A
A. + knapp. Camp sfreet, City soft
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19
a. p ABBOTT CO. a. r ABBOTT & Co A r ABBOTT & CO.
@The Daylight Store1
90 New Stofe Afsangements

may make shopping oddfo when all back shape will
and much better for We have taken section
for our Regal Shoes that
Waists from SOC $1,000 each together N one
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19

w Clean Press and Repair cl'lAl's
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19
Aothcr lot Of r 8 o C0r.s sind WEB hipIes doseTa
APP. Abbott @ CO.
Talk OF THEIOWN

R0Her skating a the Payson tonight.
This Is one of The best picares 81 anv
description We have seen fronfhe Rssa-
gay company ia long TIM. II is
thrilling without being unreasonable. and
Il is acted with an appearance ctreality
that gives as the impression OF booking
AZ actual events. 30 attempt i made
20 incorporate a complicated love story
IN the hold-up and the capture Oh the
road agents. Il is straight storS Of
two highwaymen, who fellow a stlce
coach, intercept it by crossing overta
hill, hold up the passengers and esca
with the booty They quarrel over GA
spoils and one morsaliy wounds the 9th
er. Meantime the coach arrives at a
town, sheriff is notified, starts with a
posse 10 run down the robbers They
meeting the dying road agent, who con-
fesses and aireets the party where ID
captae the other man. Then follows a
most thrilling chase after the fugitive
Don't miss seeing this picture Two
other very good ones, "A Midnight Dis
turhansep Can Energetic Street Clean
er." COED comedy, sure to please.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-19
Weather Prediction.

Showers tonight In west portion,
Tuesday, fair and cooler; light south.
west TO westerly winds.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-05-06
M'DOWELL GOES
TO WISCONSIN
METHODIST BISHOPS MAKE AS
SEDIMENTS FOR FALL
CONFERENCES

Wheeling. w. Va May AT yes
terdav's session Of the Methodist Epls-
copaI bishops of the world, the assign
ment Of bishops to the fall conferences
of the denomination were made
These inc ude:
Bishop Moore, Michigan, September
22: Bishop Goodsell, northwestern In
diana September !; illinois Is; Rock
River %; Bishop Mcdowell west
Wisconsin, September ] ; Wisconsin 81;
central Illinois Is; indiana %; Chi
cago German, 30 Bishop Mcintyre,
north Danish, September s; north
Swedish 16; Minnesota %; north Min
nesota 20; north German, October 3;
Bishop Neu sen, west German, Au-
gust %: northwestern German, Sep
TENDER IL western Swedish 3; Ne
braska ] 5; north Nebraska %; DAKOTA,
October 6; Bishop Berry, Des MONIES,
September 16; northwest Iowa 22; up
per Iowa %; Bishop Warren, north
west Nebraska, September 2; Ne
braska 9 ives. Nebraska is; Bishop
Spellmeyer, Iowa, September 8; south
ern Illinois %.