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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03

such an extent does his wife carry her
unappreeiated devotion TO this selfish
husband that the spectator, while sure
IL DESTROYS of kicking him hard, is al
most Inclined to gently cuff her; for
even when he stumhfes and tumbles
into an infa,uation for r-etter young
woman. size doesn't regard it as a good
riddanee. but sets out patiently, pathe-
tically, to get him back
Right here ] wifi expose .his Barrie-
Adams-Fr5nman trick of double deal
ing The po.ft reiterated in the play
is that the wife. while full Jf worth, is
empty of feminine charm. and in looks,
speech and manner the actress define
ateS the character as a woman VINO.
while fit to be an admirable wife. IS
suitable also 10 be left a disregasdsd
old maid. Note this. though. that the
author, while setting forth that the
heroine of his fictien has 40 affurenent
for the male sex, he depends wholly on
plenty of charm n the actress 10 en-
thrall The audience. Miss Adams does
that in this What Every Wsman
Knows in the same quaint way that
she did IN Barrie's equality Street.
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what every woman knows. according
to Barrie. or at least what every wife
ought to learn. is firstly whether her
husband loves her. ard secondly how to
win his love, if she lacks it at the out
set, by being Il heipmate to his success.
This Scotch politicians wife knows
from the opening of the play TO within
FIVE minutes of its close. that he doesn't
SO much as esteem her at her true value
as collaboration; but when he goes
away from her to what he thinks will
be an affinitive, sympathetic. helpful
liaison, with a prettily charming girl
in the preparation of an ali-important
address. the work lacks the wife's wit
and humor and is a miserable failure
Thereupon and suddenly he appreciates
her qualities, begs her pardon, and she
knows that at last he loves her. Now
for the ends oddity that 1 mentioned
Richard Bennett has made the Scotch
man as obtuse to a joke as the author
possibly could have intended Miss
Adams has said several times that she
would win him if once she could make
him laugh at her; and now, as he sits
grim in chair and she on the floor
wistful at his feet, she begs him to
laugh.
You see, John dear says Maggie.
1T is not true that woman was made
from rib Of a man; she was made
from his funnybone."
John laughs at Maggie, and that's the
tag.
Odd as anything in What Every
Woman Knows is what think / know
about Mr.. Hamlet of Broadway" 1t
is so incredible that, if / am to ce.nvince
you of its truth, I mus approach It
logically. The carelt ng that all
comedians grieve beC c. .se LEV are not
tragedians is not true; at least, not
altogether, for probably one in ten is
content to make folks laugh. Then.
again, I estimate the comedians who
have faith in their ability to become
tragedians at a ratio of no more than
one TO one OF those who realize that ma
tUre has disqualified them to excite the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03

on Fifth avenue. ] had seen in pre-
vious years the comedians of these hur-
iesques mask themselves in carica lures
that left no semblance of their own
visages, ard I had been glad To fancy
that they wished to thwart Identified
ton in such misbehaving company.
What did these bare faces sncan2 That
the women were not going To be wick
ed? Alas. no. Out of the lineup of
forces comes quickly and clearly the
scheme of Leon Errol's play. He prints
his name with seeming pride in the
program, so why suppress it in a news
paper? He presents a father and his
son who arrive with a mother and a
daughter at q hotel, where registering
couples don't have to show marriage
certificates; and the fact is revealed at
once that the mating is a case o. double
mismatching, for the mother has gone
devilI.ng with the son to accidentally
meet her daughter with the father To
render at least one of the couples OBJ
noxious in disparity, the father Is tall
and fat to the extent of 500 pounds,
while the comrade in his eScapade is a
smallish young maiden whom his
wealth has iured away from a boarding
school. You will perceive that, of
course, the two young ones get to-
gether, that the two older ones m re
slowly pair of, that the transitions are
not quite modest, nor yet decent, and
that l could discern no uDlift for bur-
leSquery.
X x
As heretofore, this form of entertain
ment was an imitation at a dime TO a
dollar Of the musical farces that cost
half to two dollars in Broadway. The
new matter wasn't good and the good
matter wasn't new, and the comedians
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03

she finds out that they are sitting up to
,sleh burglar; so she insists on lying
ID Wait with them, and the housekeeper
ss'S in by window. turns up lamp,
@AeS a book from the shelf and sits al
le table TO read. He is a young rail-
way station agent. bent on culture. but
~ proud to beg, rather than steal, the
U.s. Of his neighbours library. The broth
-s lnlnk well of him for that, encour-
- ms hope of a crescendo career and
see mat he may develop into a de-
{, 'aO!e husband for their sister, who is
without ever having had a lover.
10y oner the ambitious fellow three
a--Ited pounds for the cost of qualify
- himself for a profession. and take
.staih an option for their sister to
So NM for d husband at the end of
n years. II then she should want him.
=, gl5ker oven the terms, the canny
so'en cunning and the making of a
at contract are i'm the best Barrie
sl 1Ie OF literature and effectuaIly act
X =
sNo hours and a half later by the
bs I.i.ls clock, but eight years and a
-. eiapSc i'm the plays time, the bur
n u us student has become a member
po,. british parliament, and al al
hs sure candidate for leadership in
M, .olllleal party; for he has developed
Wi MIA ability as a public speaker.
trsll scotch dissatisfaction. he at
Ebe-,elSs an his prosperity to his genius,
sri ri-eee II IS due principally to his in
tbe WE, who married him under
Ne eiar optional contract. She is
r.. ADAMS. That is essential 10
o,Bs- scheme of this play, for what
49,. OF our actresses could make an
6s.sace love a spinster assertetllv
b \. ol chaTm2 She loves him, but
sTs u99esr't any more than respect her,
Tn tn ne feels that he sold himself for
hundred pounds at a bargain. To
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03

it Olympia and they have shifted from
vaudeville to extravaganza of the sort
known now as burlesque.
x K x
Having thus far this season neglected
to look for whatever may be new in
burlesque, 1 went that evening to view
it at Olypia under Tammany's wing.
The place was packed by 200 men and
not more than fifty women. Already at
q quarter past tobacco smoke nazeG
the twenty young women who made the
first sight i'm The Airy Widows" They
we're eomely. nimble and strenuous IN
shoulder-to-ankle froeks that CARRIED
them decOrously for an opening medley
and songs and dances.
a variant right off was that the first
four men to come into the thTong of
women were clean-faced, fash.o1aoly
dressed and looked fit to be encountered
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
Vaudeville at orpheum.

The Orpheum promises an exception
ally high-class bill Of amusements this
week. The headline act is StaIey and
Birbeck's novelty transformation. intro
ducing THE Musical Blacksmiths;" the
Continued on Page 10.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
PRESS AGENTS PROMISE.
"The Wolff

1.-The Wolf by Eugene Walter. au-
thor Of Paid in Full" comes to the
Salt Lake theater next Thursday night
for four performances. The new Play
is a melodrama Of the Canadian Hud-
son Bay country in three acts. The
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03

New York, Jan. That whimsy
Scotch Barrie's new play for that
witchy American. Maude Adams, be
gins and ends in Oddity. Three bachelor
brothers at their early bedtime would
send their spinster sister to sleep, but
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
THIS WEEK
AT THE THEATRES

SALT LAKE-Thursday, Fri ::
5 5sv. Saturday and Saturday matt ::
. nee. The Wolf" =.
: ORPHEUM-All week, begin ::
. ming tonight, matinees daily, :
: vaudeville. :.
. COLONIAI-AH week, begin :
. ming tonight, matiuees Wednes- Z:
1. day and Saturday, THE Flower of =:
i the Ranch
i LYCEUM-AH week, beginning :
! tonight. matnees Wednesday AMI :
&: Saturday. ''The Farmers Daugh- :.
I: ter"
A: GRAND-AH week. beginning to- ::
:: night. matinees Wednesday and !
e: Saturday, vaudeville, drama and :
= pictures. 4:
Z: NEW LYRICAL week. matt :
:: necs daily, pictures and illustrated :
= songs. :
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-05-21
RAISE FRUIT FOR MARKET.

Articles of Incorporation were
filed today with the county auditor
by the Occur d'Alene Lake & Fruit
company. The directors named are
J. w. Forest, John T. Hunter, DIR. H.
l.. King and EN-. Laveine. The cap
italization is $4,000, and Occur a.
Alene is the principal place OF bust
ness. The corporation has purchased
the Guy Searle's property on the
lax, and will convert that portion
lying along the lake shore into a
summer resort and the remainder
into a fruit ranch.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-05-21
oFFTO1AL WEATHER RRPoRr.

PORTLAND, Ore, May 21.-Fore-
cast for northern Idaho and eastern
Warrington for ~ hours ending at
ave p. m. tomorrow.
Fair tonight and Saturday.
The local weather report for the
- hours ending It / o'clock .. m.
today shows q maximum temperature
Of so degrees, minimum AZ.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-05-21
Hls WALKING Papers.

my sister II be down in a minute, /"
said little Clarence, who was enter
tanning the young man in the parlor.
II heard her tellln' nav q little while
ago that she was goin' to give you
your written permission to perambu-
late tonight. What do you reckon she
meant by that?"
II think know. Clarence" said the
young man. reaching for his hat. "You
may tell her. II you please. that ! have
decided not to wait for it."-Exchange
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-05-21
EsTRAY NOTICES.

strayed from my place / mile east
of Dalton station, May 9Th, bay
mare, years old, Weighing 100 lbs,
right hind foot white, name medium
length and stubby, narrow dark
stripe down back. Had on halter
with light chain attached. Reward
for return or information.
JACOB CAPAUL.
r. F. D. No. /, Occur 1'Alene,
May % 20 Idaho
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We are prepared to furnish un-to-
cate calling cards; all STYLES and
- us snow you samples.
a.. .1-lOi A.A'iOn al the Press Of
par,o..I 80 49, "a your society news.
personal mention or any other item
OF interest to the public.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-05-21
OPEN SEASON AT BEAUTY Ray.

Beginning Sunday. May 2Srd. the
launch. Beauty Bay" win run ex-
cursions to Beauty Bay on Sundays
and holidays. leaving the Johnson
dock. this city, at tO;05 a, m. 1910
and 4.25 D. m. Round trip. fare soc
each. small children free. Stopovers
allowed Beauty Bay Is considered
the most beautiful portion of Occur
d'Alene lake. and this Is a delightful
trip, Two hours ride for so cents.
We own the grounds at Beauty Bay
and allow our passengers free picnic
privileges.
c. L. PITMAN.
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NEW RAILROAD IS
COMING 10 THE COAST

Chicago, ~. Paul, Minneapolis q
Omaha Headed West.
VANCOUVER, B. c., May I'll
Before departing over the Canadian
Pacific for the east today, A. w.
Trenholm. general manager Of the
Chicago. St. Paul, Minneapolis G
Omaha railroad, who has been tour
ing the northwest today declared that
while he was not speaking Officially,
that he believed 1t to be the purpose
OF the Vanderbilt system to extend
It's lines to Seattle. and other Puget
Sound cities.
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We Will pay a reward OF US Tor
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stealing. papers after they are delivered
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Sheriff A. p. Bailey went to Dudley
on oficial business today.
Mrs. J. T. Scott spent today in
Spokane.
Trimmed hats selling at half price
at Elite Millinery.
Today's news today II you read
the Evening Press.
II its the latest in jewelry, Over
jord, the Iowa Jeweler, mas It.
Mrs. @. r. Scott was a Spokane
visitor today.
Money to loan. See Robt. w. Col
Inns, Wiggett block.
Miss Kathleen Mcfarland visited
In Spokane today.
Do 1t now. Go to Case, the tailor.
and order that summer suit.
Mrs. James Bryan and daughter
are st. Maries visitors In the city.
Money to loan at per cent. In
quire or write II. X. Flowers, sos
Sherman street.
Charles l.. Hoffman, OF Rathdrum,
was transacting legal business in the
city today.
Charles e. Flagg, publicity agent
for the Inland Empire railroad COM
pany, is in the city.
Deputy Sheriff Sawyer went to
Harrison today to serve some papers
In civil action.
Charles ]. Shoemaker will leave
tomorrow for a visit with Speaker
Clagstone at his ranch.
Hubby: Wiley, what shall.I get
for dinner? Wifey: go to Lafferty's,
he Is most dependable.
Sunday supper dinner at the Elite
Cafe from $40 to $40. Music by
Fahringer's Orchestra.
Half price sale now on. All trim
med hats except midsummer hats, at
Elite Millinery.
No need to go TO Spokane or any
other city for novelties In Iewclry.
Overjord, the Iowa Jeweler, has the
latest.
II you haven't seen our fine line Of
suItings, don't fail to do so before
you buy that summer suit. The price
Is right. T. v. Case, tailor for men.
Big sample line OF mems dress and
work shirts on sale this week. Your
choice. SO cents each. see window
display, Winn- Barr-Chainey Co., ltd.
Booster Reservation copies of the
Evening Press wrapped and stamped
for Ave cents each at tic once. Un-
wrapped copies free.
Upholstering, furniture repaired
and packed at the New Model Repair
Shop. Opposite post office. Phones
Bell 222 Black. Interstate 2O94.
Sixteen inch tamarack and fr
wood. Prompt deliveries. Occur d.
Alene Lumber Co. No, 90. both
phones.
We are prepared to furnish up-to-
date calling cards: all styles and
sizes. Let US show you samples
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personal mention or any other Item
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Loose leaf ledger or bill printing
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J system let US figure with you.
A peculiarly marked bear is on dis
play In the window Of VIM. MeFar
lands store. II was shot by G. w
Gentry OF Wolf Lodge, mounted b!
Fred Shallis and loaned by MIR. FIR!
OF the Silver Grill. II is claimed b!
all hunters to be the most peculiarl,
marked bear ever killed.
The Christian Science Lecture an
nouneed for May goth will be glvel
at Blackwell's pavilion on Tuesda,
evening. May s5th, at Sp m, b,
! Clarence c, Eaton, C, s. B. an aecred
a tied member of the Board of Lecture
. ship OF the First Church of Christ
Scientist. Boston. Mass. This win b,
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quality.
Wall paper in all grades at the
Fourth Street Fair.
A. A. Crane, Of Harrison, was in
the city today.
James Monaghan, OF Spokane, was
In the city today.
@. NJ. Wilson. a Harrison business
man, Is In the city.
Beautiful souvenirs at overjord's,
The Iowa Jeweler.
p p. Lang, business man OF Har-
rison. Is In the city.
Special prices on the entire line OF
trimmed hats at Ye Style Shop.
For lessons on the piano, see Miss
Ruby Cook, No. 6, oGlcers' Row.
Mrs. w. A. Hall. OF Seattle, is Wis
iting with Mrs. s. q. Sargent.
Entire line of trimmed hats at
Robertson's on Saturday at half
price.
Call 2OS and the Merchants Trans
fer Co. wagon will be at your door
Immediately.
Benjamin Chainey returned today
from his ranch in the Big Creek
country.
Beautiful line OF millinery at Rob-
ertson's on Saturday at one half
price.
Sunday supper dinner at the Elite
Cafe from $3.50 to S;3O. Music by
Fahringer's Orchestra.
DR.. King, the well known eye
specialist Of Spokane, will be at Hotel
Idaho Saturday until o'clock.
We do pressing. cleaning and re.
pairing that satisfies. T. v. Case
tailor for men.
DR.. King. the we'll known eye
specialist OF Spokane. will be at Hotel
Idaho, Saturday until o'clock.
The interior of the Cob Webb bar
Ia being repainted and repapered. and
otherwise improved.
8. A. Varnum returned today from
visit to his mining properties al
Beauty Bay.
The Panhandle Abstract Co., Il
equipped for quick and reliable ser,
Vice; has all records in It's once.
The ladies OF the Christian church
win conduct at pantry sale at tn,
Misunderstanding store tomorrow
afternoon.
Gallon peas soc; gallon beans 45c
lemon cling peaches, soc; LeRoi april
cots 25c, Saturday special only
Wlnn-Barr-Ch alney Co, Ltd.
The Equitable Savings & LoaI
company has designated s. @, sar
gent as It's agent upon whom lega
service may be had.
Thoroughly dry l6 inch ar an,
tamarack slab wood delivered. 70
sale cheap. Blackwell Lumber com
pany. Bell phone ~. InterstAteA.
The Fourth Street Plumbing shoI
does the best work for less money.
trial viii convince you. Both phones
Nd. o'Shea. proprietor.
Place your orders now for you
16-ineh Or and tamaraek wood. Tn
Occur d'Alens Lumber Co. No. "a
both phones.
We style shop have a line Of higl
grade millinery as well as medium
priced hats and In order to max
room for the new summer mllliner
win oRer the entire line on Saturda
at special prices.
II, b. Savage will only be in tn
city few days longer with the vac
nme carpet cleaner. Orders 70
work must be placed at once at tn
Lake City Hardware Co.
Mrs. William Mott. aged so years
died a. her home at Mcclure tai
morning. OF cancer OF the stomach
She leaves 20 survive her two grow
sons. The funeral will be held Il
this city Sunday afternoon.
Butter wrappers printed at thi
once on the right kind Of papel
with the right grade Of ink. to com
ply with the pure food law Of Idaho
at t3.6O for 1000. The Press Pub
Ilshing Co.. the Print shop BY TIE
Aka.
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5-room modern cottage, porcelain plumbing pastea
throughout on North Seventh Price $780, $50 domI
and balance like rent.
7-room house, close in, ON Foster avenue Lot ia
so by 15O fine lawn garden fruit trees large barn. P
$4,000. $500 down and balance to suit.
Groom bungalow, close in on Garden; best of pore
lain plumbing fine fruit and vegetable cellar lawn, G
shade trees. Price $20OO one,half cash.
lots practically in business portion of Shernn
street. and inside 4room house on one, rented
IL per month. $45OO
Best building lot in Sherman park size p by $50 fs
me large shade trees. Price $l10O, all cash.
broom bungalow in Sherman Park. plastered thrOugh
out sink and city water in kitchen, fine lawn Price sal
$500 down.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-09
EVANGELIST ARRIVES IN CEDAR
RAPIDS TO OPEN SERIES
OF MEETINGS.
BIG TABERNACLE COMPLETED
AND READY FOR SERVICES
Evangelist Will Not Speak Until Meet.
inss on sunday-Enters City Quietly
and No Demonstration is Made-His
Assistants on Hand Ready for Siren
uous Work.

Cedar Rapids, Oct. 9.-EverythinR is
opening of the meetings of Evangelist
Sunday. The national colors entwine
all the pillars of the tabernacle and
"Old Glory" screens the front of the
stage. The offending sign "subscrip-
lions, received here" has been removed
and there is nothing of mercenary
nature now in evidence. Large stream
ers have been put up at the back OF
the stage, Cedar Rapids for Christ"
Get Right with Cod" and similar ex-
hortations The interior view of the
big building is very pleasing.
Mr.. Sunday arrived in the city this
afternoon at $3.50. A committee met
no demonstration when he entered the
city. But there is sure to be big doings
when he departs, as there was In
Boulder the other day when the whole
town, headed by a big band. went to
the station to bid him good bye.
Contrary to the general expectations
Evangelist sunday VIII not speak al
the tabernacle tonight. He is tired out
and therefore will not attempt to
preach this evening.
Mr. B. D. Aekley, the secretary and
pianist, arrived in the city last even
ing.
Other members of the Sunday party
are arriving today. Fred Siebert. the
tabernacle custodian, will be here; SC
will Miss Frances Miller, bible and per-
sonal worker, and Miss Annie McLaren
soloist Mrs. Fay Muirhead, bible anG
personal worker, is already here. Mrs
w. A. Sunday, chief of the bible and
personal workers. will be here, with Mr.
Fred Fischer. the chorister and Rev
John NJ. Linden, Mr.. Sundays assist
ant
Mr.. Albert Price Gill. the organize,
and superintendent of the work, who
has done such splendid work in pre-.
pairing the tabernacle and superintend-
ing the preliminary work, is happy
He sat in the tabernacle yesterday ant
viewed the result of the labors; anG
he saw that it was good.