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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-19
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Farm Of ITO acres. viii keep
10 cows and team. 800 sugar trees, abundance
Of wood. Good buildings. Hay cut with ma
chine. Located | mile from stores, school
post office. creamery, etc. Price for a quick
sale only $685. First cume, first served. 2S6tf
FOR SALE-House and barn, between South
Barre and quarfies House has seven rooms.
good garden. one.haif acre of land. Price
only 81 90 $3.50 down, balance easy. This Is
good place for man that works on the quar-
ries 2S2U
FOR SALE--Cottage. harm and two boats az
Woodbury. pond. House all furnished, sleep.
ing rooms. Price 81 .0o0. 2s2n
Hotel ana barn for sale or 70 rent Good 10
ca zion. 2sztt
A nice livery business well located This is a
good business ans paying we'll Better look
This up AZ once. asst
Farms, timber lands. business blocks, we
have got any thing you want. asst
The +. B. cate Real Estate
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-19
Notice.

Having sold my livery business, all
persons owing me are hereby notified
that all bills must be paid on or before
April 10, 1909. After that dete the bills
will be put into the hands OF collector
N. j. Mckenzie, Graniteyille, Vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-19
FOR SALE

A gasoline engine in good condition
Also polishing machines, all sorts Of
polishing tools, derrick, power eapstan
and hosting machine. These articles
viii be sold at 3 very reasonable price,
separately, or IS one lot.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-19
CARD.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on q 5o-cent bottle
Of Greene's Warranted Syrup Of Tar II
it fails to cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee 2b.cent bottle to prove
satisfactory or money refunded.
Red Cross Pharmacy, III A. Drown,
d. ii. Kendrick Il Co, p. r. Davis,
George L. Edison, ]. D. Macarthur,
w. II. Miles & Co, MeAllister Bros,
D. G. Howard, j. A. Cumming.
]. W. Parmenter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-19
NOTICE!

i do all kinds of carriage repairing, as Cur
ry large stock in that line Ali kinds OF
wood bending. Rubber Tires furnished and
set. All jobs promptly attended TO, as have
machinery and power to do the work.
A. ]. STEWARDS SHOP,
AProspect street Telephone 1868
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-19
FOUR LINES FOR Is CENTS

TINS I1nnz vii publish Wanta. Lost aud
Pound. Dor sale. To la1. eto.--ehort Advertlho
ments--at the rare Of four limos for twenty-five
cents for tie nFsE insertion ana ave oenA fof
each Hubsequont Insertion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-19

FOR SALF--Hotel aud livery barn at Plain
field. Price low. This is a genuine bargain
Inquire at the T. B Cate Real Estate Agency
Barre, VT, Tel l27-iI 307tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-19

Aaron p. Youtt was found dead In his
room at the hotel Logan In Middlebury
at three o'clock Wednesday afternoon
by Wilbur Hamilton, fellow boarder.
Mr. Youtt had been in poor hralth for
some time and died suddenly while ~.
ing on the bed in his room. He was ~
years Of age and was Civil War vet.
eran, having been in Company | with
the three months men, Company + Of
the 9Th Vermont infantry and Com.
pany X of the list Vermont cavalry.
He is survived by three daughters and
son, Mrs. Z. Downer Of Rochester,
Mrs. Susan Benway of Chicago, H., Mrs
S. L. Hubbard Of Columbus, Ind, and
Charles Z. Youtt Of this village.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-19

That this nature story is no fake is
vonched for by resident Of Stowe, the
owner Of a rooster and gobbler that
fought with neither able 20
gain decided victory. After passing
one whole forenoon in desultory
struggle, the gobbler apparently gave II
up and retired from the field, walking
In casual way along the road toward
neighbours house. Presently he came
back accompanied by gobler from the
neighbours flock, and thus reinforced,
again opened hostilities. The rooster
proved game and with a little help from
the men folks, who thought his pluck
deserved TO win, yanquished the two
gobblers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-19
ABOUT THE STATE

An adjourned session Of che February
term OF United States courts viii be held
at Bnttleboro beginning Monday after
noon for the convention OF litigants
having eases IN that vicinity. The court
viii SIC IN Grange hall.
Lake Champlain remains solidly froz.
en- and the Ice inside the breakwater
IA thicker now than II has been at any
previous time this winter, being from
IA 20 20 inches in thickness. Last year
az this time the ice was well honey
oombed. There are few open places
near the New York shore but they are
not large enough 10 give the wind an
opportunity TO break The ice. II is now
expected 20 start the Tinconderoga up.
on her trips the Goth Of April but II the
present weather continues IL viii be
later than that. The Vermont win not be
Gin running until the 2sth Of May The
boats will be Differed as last year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-19
WANTED

wANTED-A secondhand roll TOP desk
Must be IN reod condition Wells = famson
quarry o., Aveftii beck I'll
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-19
BOARD AND ROOMS.

TO RENT--A large furnished front room. all
modern Gonveniences. Suitable for two gen-
tlemen. Inquire of Charles r. Gallagher. 50
Pearl street 3Oet8s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-19
POULTRY

FOR sALE-Barred Plymouth Rocks, fine
breeding pen Eight pullets and oockefe from
George Booths prize winning sock. Eggs SOC
and 75e per setting. Robert ]. Stewart, . Kim
ney street, Barre, Vt lt6'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-19

The =. b. Cate Real Estate
Agency. Barre. W.
\. b CATE h FLOOD
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-19
WORK WANTED.

wANTED--A place for girl Of IS to worI
and 20 TO school, Address Girl" Time
Office. stS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-19
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR sALE--A farm In Wlliamstown, io0a-
tod 90 Baptist street; contains $40 acres, wlh
lumber enough 10 pay for place. beside lot 81
wood mites from creamery. Running water
~ house and barn A. b. Harvey, Williams
town, ati*
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-19
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Household furniture. Inquire
&C II. j. Smiths market. stf
FOR sALE-wail soda fountain In hrst class
condition at low price; three 8 foot show cases
and one l2.foot plate glass case. Immediate
sale. Tel 1871. aIony" Giachino, Vermont
Fruit Store, 1856 N. Main street St6
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-19

FOR sALE-Good clever driving and work
horse, weigh about 1000 pounds; also harness
and express sleigh. Sell At once cheap for
each. Inquire ofJohn clary, $50 North Main
street 3t3s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-19

FOR sALE--one baby carriage in good con-
dition and one go-cart. 81 Richardson st. 2tf
La Junta tribune., 1909-08-07
Santa Fe esr-i-si

Tie June repcrt Of the ason.
Topeka a Santa Fe RAnf0as Con.
pany shows gross ozruiass G. ks.ie:.-
soi. an taere&se OF si.T7is, or -
pr eeat over ,hose q Jg- 1895.
Ne; earnings ~sre ss.s-7. n In
crease o. s,ss.os7. or i7 p- cent
For the twelve noaihs end June
-. 1873. sross earnings ~srt fss..ss..
ZIG. Al incr,As~ OF ts.siT - over
those of The preo--eins ysaf. and
only sIs.e.s ssort u the hisa record
earnings Of the year .neinx ne 10.
1871. Ne; -arEiaxs for ths fis, year
~sre sS1.'ss.e-s. after thre, .liiisons
In iares ser, rad. an lncaas~ Of
E.ei:.c@e. or - per cent otsf those
Of the preceding yaer. and s. "a. go
lArs,s tAAa tsose of txo ysa-. aso.
Last years &c; earning. s.-~ the
largest In The history Of tie coapaay
La Junta tribune., 1909-08-07
cs,,Ai9sre Greg ees, Ever.

Tie best eAntAioupe crop the Ar
sAEsAs valley ever grew - far a.
premature APPEARANCES so = uox
coming on down Ia that country. TAere
Is a great charm in growing eautA-
loap.s and II th. markets xould oaly
bold out every year ~hx; a graceful
business II -oah lie. This year n.
eAnialocpes are comparatively trer
from insect pests And the blsh; b
also l.-s troublesome They do no;
require IN. snpcge pots. nor aoes
the grower n.rt 20 creep Aloas OF
the ground TO ihin and ---i thea.
one' nAa ean at;cst TO thr.e times
a. r1Any acres Of oan,aloup-s as 9
sugar bets and there is hot 20 aoch
danger Of overlooking n. market
Our stat. pure s.-d commissioner
thr-a;-as to JACK ~ everybody o-;-
side Of Colorado sho 10 pxlning OF
rn.ions ~ iAe seeusre Rocky Ford
article and -. hope .. ~tIl taik i.ss
aad nc, nore IN carryirs og; ish
vortsy conclusion Cor the national
pure food tav 10 With Aim .; every
turn In the roaa a-Fses1 and FArul
La Junta tribune., 1909-08-07

The otero Gun Club was holding
weekly shoots
Born-Sunday. August I. 1859. TO
DR. and Mrs. Frank Finney. daugh-
ter
They were axitating the question
Of extending the Oxford Farmers
Ditch TO La Juntx-
La Juntz and Las Animas were
scheduled for a game Of ball Wonder
II Las Aninas vas as much on the
row a score OF years ago as IL is nov.
The Arkansas river ~as extremely
low and fishing Was good Several
hundred pounds o: fish were brought
in 20 town which had been shot or
captured with pitchforks
c. p Kendall was instructed to
place three strips OF mating In the
court house at Is cents per yard. The
county commissioners twenty years
ago we're somewhat blooiet
c. A Beerbohm announced him
self As candidate for county elelk.
and c. \. Alien did Likewise fer eoun-
y assessor. 10th subject TO the ac-
tion Of the republican oouaty con
yention-
At a meeting CT people Interested
in estA fishing a -four mill in La
Jgnta seven directors uers named TO
Organize stock COMPANY. b
o Neil. III n Norton. 4 J. Andersen.
J. \. Bovse. G. 4 kilsore. G. W
France and W H Robinson They
were also requested to canvass the
surrounding territory and induce far
mers 10 sou fzll wheat
La Junta tribune., 1909-08-07
Best Corn In Twenty Year,

For the first time In ,~en;y years
Kansas . looking for . heavy corn
crop this summer. the accounts from
the entire ocrn bel, being Of tas
most enoouraxinx nature. In twenty
year. the tar<-s; yield fer the corn
acreage ~as In 1856. uAen the aver
age yield reported b. Mr.. cobarn vas
bot :s.s bssheis per acre In the last
tvo years the yteSd vas Reported q
:ik besAels. TIE greasess corn erop
ever rats~A In Kansas uas the faDous
yteh q isss. ss.is bssAeh to ihe
sefv. u shicA tine corr sosd for u
c<ets . bssAe1. Since that se-bush-
ei erop. there has sevef b<<s . ysesd
~ hixh - - tnAeis. and bss svo
- high - - busA<is Fer The five
years esdsas With 1859. the yseh n
Tie state .uas 3SA bssAeas. bot The
sex, nve yeas avesAee fell to ~
iS&. IL Sua3ovtag five yean IL
~ vas ~ y kbas1sas. 81 h IL ~
fsvs ysass \ vas 33AbssAsaA ~
b - ~ essa. - kassns ~ -
fsAss1 . ~ esso - essa. tAsssossv.
- suu0ey yuoR
La Junta tribune., 1909-08-07
E. C. SNfrHEaeESs
Shee Palladium
) - 80 <*+<++ .

Nov. palladium. according TO Wet
ster's CnAeride.d Dictionary. means
stain. o. P4ll1s. the CreciAa God
d-ss Of Wisdom II The Proprietor O.
tha' store wants some -ord thA;
sounds big and hish-ixiusin like. I
xoald saxx.s; sanitsriun. or sym
postum. As being more appropriate hf
a shoe store.
Most o. these fool signs are made
By tramp stsn painters. and would
suggest that the marshal arrest the
ncI, on. ~ho does this kind of .ork
and pu, hlm in the cooler for In
sestisA;son-
We are 10; all from Arkansas and
do no; van; our aesthetic taste per-
v.rt-d-
La Junta tribune., 1909-08-07
Up and Down the Naltey

II. LanAF niH i saying 81 g pr
hundred for nsu ~heai. which Is Al
the rate Of ons dollar a o=ssel
In Las AuImEs The bAnd give free
ooaoe-ts Ia the park and ssrcs lee
cream for revenue only. Good scheme
Holly has acquires the oil fever.
and leAdias ei,iEens are contributing
lib~rAily TO pat down a ~ell Good
tAinE
Hartman boasts q the second crop
oi alfalfa nAtarins IN iess thAz fozr
wesss Sith AZ average yith o; to
tons 20 the acre
Hartman has just org&nired a
Boostsrs' Clzb. Ane uot~i;As,andiEg
thc ~Arm weather. stilsnees q neu
lie are already AppAr-It
Nex Shezt Is ooHiiaE to The Ia.
mar miil nos al IN. rate Of t-~Eiy
to thirty ~Ason toads daily Aad ;roEi
a-s TO thr-s cars on the Arkansas
valley staaeh each day. The ~asat
ts o: excellent esaliiy. xslshins -eli
over sixty pounds to the eusAei
The farmers have cut and stacked
the xhcai crop. but II ain D. a!s.
winter b.,or. Il - all thr2shsd out
The crop Is v-<y good thr year. A.
craxins between forty aat ffiy sasn-
els to ,h. acre 2nd ~i,i aEsozn, to
upward Of ieo.e--s buskel, In this
county A. wheat 10 nov 0.ee .
hundred tn. price s~f bushd runs
over - ccntA-t-As AnlmAs L~adcs,
Holly NOV has sn abundance Of
euoi water. free from aikali Both
the ,aak and the reservoir have t~en
niis-s to ovesnouinx The psms
that vin h- as-a regularly has .
capacity d q. gallons per min1is.
and the fire panp has . capacity oe
:.s ealioas ~ aiasse. he steel
saak Aas . cassessy Of ss.ess sAiinss.
81 The TO- b iss f~-s fro0 The
srosnA nb u isseh gives o.
<ssy s.pss f,rs prvse<tiss. as1. vstA
he nv 1anes s,sss - sssrDs0
Drsnu8sl-ooesly CA
La Junta tribune., 1909-08-07
e'ss csstsssses sAip~srs

rn~ fra; sAiposui Of Roray Ford
eansaiosp~s ios this s~Asos vas ansd-
By D V. Bssref. the fe>e nAs. vhe
sAfppe1 . crate Noeday nieA, TO tAe
CassA c0onisatoa Company. Kansas
CRY. and . haskes to the L g. Norss
Coootsssoa Co0Saay. - CosorsAp
epe.ass> ne nelsas we're own ~
p. Yaaad. . Jasases>. n easts-
lossss vsfs ssseay sessed - e ~
flssss suAlSy.
La Junta tribune., 1909-08-07
eseers srsssins Run .. s.-u ee.

Last Tuesday afternoon II. s.~sess
run oe record bssv.~a Ia Jz.,a -
IAs 'ssas vss nAds By Ne . the
'sansoentinsntai mail ,rain. III th<
rs'' regular equipment I, took sAis
lat train Of the sania .. .yse~u
sss' fis- hosss aad scery-on. a,s,aes
." make the run o: rs nil.. orer IL
Aard~vs sr.d-s anc ercoa.>l ru,A -
o. the ssose lias n. ,rala - 1,
eAAfse os Conductor ckAs n ossv.
sss's- snd fer The frs pa.s q ~
nA- EasA>~f Oh J~s.<, u.a - ~
ssse-. sAi'e Sen Rely fi.i.as6 ~
~ he-LAs resas OysSe.
La Junta tribune., 1909-08-07

MI. and 4fS- A u draper, bno
have been making 4 tour of the Pa
cific coast. arrived home last Fri1ay
evening They were accompanied by
George Draper. Of Alton. Iowa.
4 brother OF Mr.. Draper. whom they
met a, Seattle. while taking in the
sights CT the big exposition. When
auix1ed concerning his trip TO the
land Of the setting sun, Mr. Draper
told an interesting story. IN sum and
substance = out As follows.
Il left La Junta on Friday. June
25th. over the Santa Fe route, and
arrived in Los Angeles Sunday morn
ing I went down TO San Diego
first and spent a week and while
there met several La Jgnta old-tim-
ers | found A r Eaton running
grocery and doing well. He said San
Diego ~As the best place on earth
T in which to live. bat | do not agree
With him think La Junta Is a
better place vas somewhat disAP-
pointed In san Diego. as did no;
see the sun yery much while there.
II Was fosgy and cloudy in the fore
noon of each day vas there. and
the town did not seem 10 have much
life to Il The local boosters say,
however. that a. soon as they get
another railroad in there the old
to~n Sll sake up again net Fred
Eaton ~orking in = hardware store
in San Diego. and be is doing sell ]
vent over to National CITY. clos. to
the Mexico line. to see {. ID. Amos,
but missed him. He had gone over
10 san Diego: but / had the pleas
ure Of meeting his brother and his
{ son
On the day af,er the Fourth Of
July We vent with a party Of friends
TO La Jolla zad sp-nt the day swim
ming In the eriny deep. on the DAY
following ue vent up TO santa Ana
| spent two days there With the man |
commenced elerkins for thirty-three
years ago. in NY home town Of AZ
ton. Iowa lie has ! fine fruit or
chard. and all the time Was there
I Was ven basy-eatins fruit
lad 4 fine visit there. and then Eeui
back 70 Los Aneeies. and speni az
entire ~etk sightseeing and visiting
frieads. Tie Yefy rrsT morning
after our arrival Ehsn ~e Eeni Ia
20 treAkfAst al our hotel. Ne net
Mr and Mrs BomE4rtner. and ss
Tetdy EoEh say. Ee ~ere simply
deelishica to meet some one iron
II Eznta WhIie there We Wvuf out
on the balloon route slshi seeing,
and visited Santa Monica Here He
sag an auto rzcs. and Il Was a grand
sight watching these buEI buEsies
run ngs IN loss than 4 minute.
That xss soing some While in San-
IA MonicA Ue called on c. X Ora
hoods mother. who lives thtre.
''on our return 10 Los Angeles, a
bro,h.T q Il V Price took u
all over the city in his fine auto. and
n ~As a great treA; for Is. liked
Los Angeles the b.ss q any city
We visited. And 4 / bad lots c;
noa.y Would Ike 70 live a. Holly
~eod. a sgiurb Of this capital ef
Southern CA,ifcua II i a Erand
place
We had planned three days for
san Francisco. but o. reaching Los
Angeles ~ found a Kind Invitation
fron ths Oregon correspondent Of
the sr.A; family loaruAl. Mrs " p
sch-e,s. TO cone and make then
visit; We cut out tao Gays iniend-
I'd ;o- sight sseins In San fran
La Junta tribune., 1909-08-07
NO PLACE LIKE HOME
so SAYS ONE OF Ia JUNTAS LEAD
INC BOOSTERS

ctSco and accepted t0e oregon tnsf
,ation, stopping off Al Corvallis ard
having a nice visit with Nr. and
Nrs. Scheets. While there could
be found most any old hour OF the
day ou, In the back yard and up in
cherry tree II there Is any frui;
that ike best II Is some more
cherries Mr.. and Arx. Scheets
vent up to Seattle with u and we
had nice time together. Al
Portland. on the way up. ve met
their two sons. Earl and orv2ll
They are nov grown to fine young
men and are doing veil.
We spen, about \ week At Seat
tie. We found the fair very inter
estiug. o. course. but il Sas not on
a scale as elaborate or a extensive
as the fairs al Chicago or 81. Louis
Most Of the displays we're ogt OF
the ordinary. being indigenous TO
Alaska and the cline OF tho great
northwest. and that made them In
teresting. Seattle Is very busy
place. and there Is great deal OF
building BOW in progress Everybody
is on the jump. all day long
We went over 10 Tacoma ore day
and there net some Of the old-tim.
ers Of La JgntA-J ". MAnley. Jim
Melvin. Paul Kennedy and Morris
Levy. the furniture man. who used
to be in business here The man ~hc
Vas the most dee-lighted TO see me
-as John Nanlsy. He shook my
hand for an hour and a half BY the
watch. and said looked awful good
70 him. and he wanted TO enjoy the
treat Ehile be had a chance. He
had 10; met any one from La Jun
"a for a good many years. We had
a mos enjoyable visit. talking over
old times in la Junta MzaIey took
ne up The street and rushed ne In
to a meat market. where Ne found
JIM alFAfAA N-AAa--- --S1~- NAaA NA---N
very near cutting hE ,ing,r off when
be looked Up and saw ~ho vas
there was glad TO find him busy.
and be looked quite natural 20 an
old-time Ia JuuizIte handing out
pork chops.
"Afisr our stay IN SeAttls ~e
started home over the o. r & y
70 salt Lake. and then over TIE y
4 r G to Colorado springs We
spent one day in salt Lake city
making the pilgrimage 70 the Nor
moa tabernacle. the usual stun Ct
all visitors. Aad listened to tn z.assc
oi the ~o-id-fanous plpeorsss Sal,
Lake City Is a beautiful pll 2. is
most attractive feature ing the
wide. clean streets. si;h ~a-sr from
tie mountains. close by. INNING
do~n the CUTTERS on each SIDE
We we're H~2y fron hone five
Eeeks. but il So ned nncl Isnser.
Alaos, like that many mo- :. but
| enjoyed every minute. az i; did
me a vorid of good. al ten
pounds zhile aas auay -as
glad 10 Ee; hack home asAi- how
ever. 70 The greatest STATE = the
un.oa. and the best to~n n the
country. and ihiak the q st ell
mate ia the Site vorh IEa ~erc
oa several railroads durinE Or trav-
els. bot the best e the b. 4 vas
the old Santa p She E-s there
all the time. In every depa- aent-
equipment. service Azd corr (. ard
on time all th- tine. I an aek a;
the old stand oace moFe. al r~asy
10 90 ny part in BOOSTING '1r the
b--st toSu In the finest state Of the
greatest country IN the EO'id
La Junta tribune., 1909-08-07
se~e More sisns CT the Times.

One Of our esteemed 81 serlbers
writes: I am glad yoz r4ll-d Atien-
tion 10 soce Of the fool signs in La
IuniA. bEi there are some others that
yOu overlooked There : one that
reads
La Junta tribune., 1909-08-07
Diarrhea
Quickly c.rel.
ChannberIain's
Colo, Cholera and
Diarrhea Remedy
Can always b depended upaa.
Can always Be depsadsd .poa

During the summer r,ouths ehiIasra
are subject 70 bo~el disorden and shooA
receive the mort careful attention. A
socn - any unnasurl louaen-as of ths
bowels Il noticed Chamberlain's CoAc,
Cholera and DiArrhea Remedy shoah b
Eiven- Csts bat 25 cen.s bpetle I'D
Il = scnoomy 70 always keep . boes1s
handy. You do Dot know when Il may
Be- Dee8ed, bot when you DO want Il yua
want II badly. G-t boetk tpday.
La Junta tribune., 1909-08-07
AUcTlONEER
STOCK AND FARM SALES

Col. J. A. McCurry. Of Rocsy Ford.
makes = specially OF
STOCK AND FAR. SALES
Anywhere any tine. also sells mer-
esAa1ise AHi household goods. Ny
Gp to-da,s neihod hriass quick cash
retGruS Call or Write ne. 4 you
~oateaplate a sale. or ne bo;h loose
also pay highest spot cash pE.ess
t1E stocks o; merchandise An II
ceaSsd 70 % bgsiness !n la Jgata. ="
J. 4. SeCuHRr
3o< s.uth Vain ST. Hsc.y Fer-. Gel
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-17

while selecting voices for The Gay Hus-
sars." When the monograph shrieked
forth an unmUsical voice the manager
would turn to his secretary and remark:
Mack. take that one away and hide IT.
When fine, full voice echoed through
the brass trumpet of the photograph he
would say: Take the number Of that
record and write to Boston 20 engage the
girl who made it and give her railroad
ticket to New York"
The photograph addition proved so sue
cessful that Mr.. Savage seriously con-
templates making it a permanent part OF
his engagement department His only
fear is that some stranded actor in Cali
fornia who seeks railroad fare TO New
York may procure a CRrusO record and
send 1t TO the Savage Office as a sample
Of his own voice.
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GIRLS CHOSEN BY PHONOGRApH
Method Adopted by Henry w. Saw
age In Recruiting HIS Chorus.

In Mr.. Henry W. Savage's production
Of THE Gay Hussars." which will be
seen at the New National Theater next
week, there are six girls who made their
first professional appearance in this dash
ing operetta. They are the Misses Mar
guerite Morowsl1i, Marie Givens. Helen
Marks, Ida Harris, Dorothy Clifford. and
May Coombs.
When Mr.. Savage casts a new play ha
secures new players on the theory that
new faces are quite as interesting as new
plots.
About three months ago, when he was
selecting players for THE Gay Hus-
sars.'' he instructed his Boston agents
to arrange an addition for May Is. Ac-
cordingly the candidates we're summoned
to the Boston Theater. but at the last
moment Mr.. Savage was forced to break
bis engagement. He did not wish to dis
appoint the ambitious people who had
been called for inspection, so he evolved
a scheme whereby he found # possible to
remain in New York and at the same
time conduct an addition in Boston. He
solved the riddle with the following wire
to Boston: Buy perfect photograph and
have each candidate make two perfect
records, one of the chromatic scale and
another OF a song. Express the records
to me-"
Three days later AIR. Savage sat IN his
Office In New York debating letters. the
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WaraeId Homo Arnin-

After summer vacation spent in Ger
many. David Warfield has once more as
sumed the role Of the beloved Music
Master" in which he opened his sixth
year on September 30 In Richmond. Va.
After playing an engagement at the
Academy Of Music In that city. Mr.. War
held who may quite appropriately be
characterized as Americas bestowed ac-
tor. Will take the Music Master on n
prouacted tour of the Southern and
southwestern cities. and before the long
season ahead of him is ended he will
have also appeared in the larger cities
Of the Pacific Coast and Of the North
western States from Washington to Min
nesota