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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-16

]. r. Liddle is using his new
gasoline engine and pillow on his
farm west of town.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-16

Judge Miller's court was oocu.
pied Monday, taking testimony
in a land contest.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-16

O. $. Corpe, proprietor OF the bar
Der shop At this place, went out to the
reservoir Sunday where he spent the
first part Of the week 10 company with
a couple Of other gentlemen shooting
ducks.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-16

Ladies'! I have an elegant silk
q inches wide in popular shades
that is being offered at 35c per
yard. Call and inspect the line.
Lloyd N. Adamson.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-16
HORSES FOR SALE.

Good Heavy Work Horses. One
team of bay mares weighing abou
1000 pounds All young. Inquire OF
LUKE WILLIAMS,
40 If JuleSburg, Colo.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-16

DIR. John C Carman, Supt., OF Colo
RADIO state Sunday School Association,
will speak in a union meeting of the
Sunday School scholars and teachers
aud officers Tuesday evening, April
q at 8 o. m
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-16

Excelsior is my motto, 'Raise
the Standard and Lower the
Price" 1t is a good motto.
LLOYD N. Adamson.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-16
Bakers Would End Wheat Cor,

uIeu III SOrrenIO. he wa OOfn II IS7U-
Bakers Would End Wheat Corner
Pittsburg, April 14.-George Sward.
one Of the largest Pittsburg bakers,
sent telegram to Secretary Of State
p. c. Knox appealing to the govern
ment to put an end to the wheat cor
ner in Chicago and other stock specu-
lation in food products. kilograms
were also sent to members of the Mas
ter Bakers association asking their
cooperation in the movement.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-16
Latest from the Sick Room.


Latest from the Sick Room.
A letter received by the par
ents, Thursday states that Miss
Ethel Percy will he sent home
in few days.
Mrs. G. F. Parker writes that
the doctors have promised that
she could come home in q week
or 10. Its about time.
Mr.. w. H. Wallace continues
to improve. He was able to at
tend church Sunday and greatly
enjoyed the Easter program.
Mr.. w. H. Pound went to Den
YER Thursday morning. Mrs.
Pound is still in St Joseph's Hos
pital, but has so far improved
that she will likely return with
her husband. i.c
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-16
Picture Framing neatly done
at Styer's Furniture Store.

MI. and Mrs. F. NJ. johnson
returned Monday evening from
SCOTS Bluff, Nebraska, where
they had been for q short visit.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-16

Millet seed for sale at Peter.
sens store.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-16

Lost-Red bird dog with strap
around neck. Return to Charles
Corpe and receive reward.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-16
All kinds of furniture repair.
ing at Styer's Furniture Store.

Services will be held In the NJ. +.
church as usual Sunday morning In
the evening the pastor will deliver
the second sermon Of his series Of
three on Prayer. The evening SER
vices will begin 1t 8 O'Clock instead OF
1880 and will continue 90 throughout
the summer months.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-16
Gambling Quarrel Fata, to Two.

Gambling Quarrel Fatal to Two.
Knoxville. Tenn, April 14.-Thro.
dore Rose is dead and Dick Thomas
dying as the result Of a quarrel BE-.
tween the men while gambling.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-16
will visis Julesh-r~, Thursday,
Apr. e, a. 3 own Hoscl.
Free Consultation aud Examination
Given at. csc visits.

For The more SO iou~ cases Il is bet
ter to T., ne Il, iIr = nitarium and be
under tn" care of PHYSICIANS and
tral',"G nurses. aS"S that require
opera ioft arr uu Ter the care of skill
fIl suTr-vn>. For those Un" are IT
seriously i'll provide 81 special meaus
for treatment jAyir "wn home and
take them "A loN lee. to be paid as
they receive benefits
Hope 10 sec you at above date.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-16
r. Marion Crawford Dead.

F. Marion Crawford, the novelist
died at Sorrento. He was born in 1871
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-04-16

40 II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08
"a Poor Relation"

The play that made Sol Smith Russell
famous, Edward e. Kidder's beautiful
comedy Of humor and pathos. "A Poor
Relation will follow ''Charley's Aunt"
as the attraction at the Columbia Thea
ter. beginning "a week from tomorrow
night.
So exacting are the demands upon the
performer who tries to essay Mr.. Rus
sells memorable characterization of
Noah Vale In "A Poor Relation" that
throughout the years that have interven-
ed since Mr.. RusselIs death. despite
continuous efforts, Manager Berger has,
up to the present time. failed to ind an
drtist whom he feels combines the re-
quisite qualities of personality with that
genius which IL necessary to the
part. He believes he has now found
such a man, and presents Frederick A.
Thomson in the role with the purpose Of
securing q verdict from the Washington
public as to the accuracy OF his judg-
ment. If Mr.. Thomson justices the
faith Mr. Berger has in him. he will be
placed upon the road early the coming
season and starred in the part. as the
successor of the lovable Sol Smith RUS
sell. The play Will be staged by Fred
G. Berger personally. with every at
tention to the INFINITE details that en-
ter into a production of this character.
AS the lifelong friend ana manager for
MIR. Russell, Mr.. Berger Is intimately ac-
quainted with every incident Of the pro-
duction and an accurate replica OF the
original is assured.
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since played Orlando with Henrietta
Crosman: the pastor In ''Magda," with
Mrs. Patrick Campbell. and leading parts
production OF Joan of Arc" at the Har-
ward Stadium early this summer he play
ed the part Of Racul. and received the high
est commendation for his work. In Lon
don he played leading parts with Marie
Tempest. Annie Hughes and Lena Ash
well and extended engagements at the
Criterion. Prince Of Wales. Terry's and
the Adelphi theaters. He has also tour
ed Australia and South Africa. and In
both countries 10 well known. James A.
Bliss is an all-round comedian, who has
had extensive experience in the companies
Of Henry E. Dixsy. James X. Hackett.
the Roger Brothers. Amelia Bingham.
Virginia Harmed and Henrietta Croa-
man. He has also appeared Under the
management Of Henry B. Harris. In THE
Travelling Salesman" and has played with
numerous other attra actions besides hav-
ing extensive stock experience In the best
companies all ever the country: Louise
Reed comes direct to Washington from
Richmond. and prior to that was . de-
cided favorite with the Charles Miller
stock company OF Rochester. N. Y. She
has been with a number OF other stock
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Chevy Chase Lake.

Chevy Chase Lake is still resplendent
with Its electric beauty at night. while
the concerts between 8 and o'clock by
a section of the Marine Band add to
its attractions. Afterward the band
plays In the dancing pavilion on the
lake until II o'clock. and later.
Saddle horses. burro teams and goat
carts are the attractions at the H.
Illuminated riding track on the brew OF
the HILL back Of the bandstand. They
are favorites with old and young. To
the left of this concession is an artistic
little theater wherein moving pictures
are exhibited nightly Swings, bowling
alleys and shooting gallery are some
of the many other features out at the
lake."
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Academy.

''The Gambler OF The west" which will
be the offering at the Academy this week.
with matinees on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, is what Its name implies. a
sensational melodrama OF the erstwhile
wild and woolly frontier. Its time is when
miners and cowboys lived the rough life
beyond the limits of effective government
and Indians were still making periodical
excursions on the warpath.
It's story deals with the adventures Of
young girl who goes into the country
from the east to search for a brother OF
tender age who was taken from his
mother and father by the Indians some
years before. Both parents have since
brother, who has preceded her under
promise to make the search, but instead
becomes renegade and spends in gam
bling the money she furnished him. He
connives with Red Mike Clancy. q des-
picable character known as Faro Bill
to make her marry the latter, and she
is saved only by the daring protection
of Lucky Jack Gordon. who. although q
gambler. possesses noble traits Of char
acter. Her lost brother is finally dis
covered In the person Of q precocious
little Indian known as Little Great Bear
A. H. Woods. the prolific producer Of
successful melodrana. has given the play
the most elaborate and realistic setting
that realism allows. Clever actors, trained
horses. band Of cowboys and Indians
an old stage coach; prairie hre that Is
q marvellous Invention OF electrical effects,
and exhibitions OF lasso and bowie knife
throwing are among the things that make
that raises the limit In melodramatio
sensationalism.
A street parade is given daily by the
retinue Of cowboys ana Indians.
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companies and for two seasons was with
the Frohmans.
Coming Attractions.
Columbia.


With Q large and brilliant addition to
the already excellent personnel OF the Co
lumbia Players, the curtain OF the CO.
lumbia Theater viii rise tomorrow night
on a performance OF BrandeH Thomas
entertaining farce, "Charley's Aunt"
Stage Director Thomson declares 1t Will
be by far the best and most artistic Of
fering seen since the opening OF the pres
ent summer season
OF "Charley's Aunt but little need be
The Old Homestead" and quite as pre-
eminent In its own special field of enter
tainment. Like THE Old Homestead
for years past IL has only been necessary
to announce "Chariey's Aunt to Ill any
Managers Metserott ana Berger have.
at great expense. reinforced the regular
organization with an aggregation OF
players that cannot fail to appeal to. the
theatergoers OF the city and materially
strengthen the production.
Everett Butterheld. as has been pre-
viousiy announced. will come In for the
greatest part ia which he has been seen
in this city. As Lord Fancourt Bebber-
ley. 1t is predicted he will keep his au-
diences In q perfect roar of laughter
The newcomers form q valuable addi'
ton to the present splepdid organiza.
ton. There Is the rotund cemeaiaa, j
A. Bliss. who Is cast fer w. J. Fer
gusen's part OF Stephen Spettigue; Rob
ert Cain, an actor OF high attain
ments. who will play Henry Wood
rufus part of Charley Wykeham. and
Louise Reed, who will replace Nannetta
Comstock in the role of Kitty verden.
J. Malcolm Dunn has been secured to
play the role OF Jack Chesney. Mr.. Dunn
Is player OF striking personality and
equally original methods, who was
brought to this country by David Belasco
specially to create q prominent role In
the memorable production OF Sweet
Kitty Bellaires."
An engagement in which special local
interest will center Is that OF Edith
Luckett. q charming Washington girl
who will play Jessie Busley's role OF Ella
Delehay. and undoubtedly give good &C
count of herself in this her home city
These new faces, together with the ia
vorites OF the regular Columbia estab-
lishment. should insure one Of the most
interesting productions of the season.
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"The Queen Of the Secret seven.''

New York's interesting quarter. China
town. is faithfully reproduced in the new
A. H. Woods melodrama. The Queen Of
the Secret Seven which will hold the
boards at the Academy for the week be-
ginning Monday, August 18. There are
plenty OF other scenes and situations in
the piece. which is. in four acts. The
play has the benefit Of an excellent cast.
while the mechanical effects. scenic In
vestiture and other accessories are said
to be out OF the ordinary. A vein of re-
freshing humor runs through the produc-
ton, which has been staged under the
personal direction Of Mr.. Woods Matinees
will be given Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
uriay.
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Luna Park.

At Luna Park this Afternoon and to-
night lovers of good music will hear
the American Regimental Band render
an excellent program at the sacred con-
certs. which are feature of the Sun
day entertainment at that resort. While
band concerts are not uncommon IN
Washington, the comfort of sitting down
to hear them In. the cool. open air. will,
the added brilliancy and beauty of the
parks illumination. is unusual. This
wreck will also find free motion pictures
and illustrated songs rendered by Miss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08

honor to the. best houses In wnicn Musl-
cal comedy flnds a home, and that money
has been spent lavishly to make the az
traction q noteworthy one.
Kathryn Pearl and .'eight merry maid-
ems are promised in an act par excel
lence. The company also includes sam
edian, and Will Patton and tlolette
Pearl, who do almost anything IN the
line Of nonsense. Others equally gooo
help to make the well balanced bill one
OF musical merit
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Irene Gallagher, the lady with q man q
voice." whose success last week led to
her engagement for another week. The
featured motion pictures will include THE
Belle OF the Ball. Servants Strike" a
funny film: Roses q beautiful spec
tacular film imported from France. and
"A Wife's Strategy" Friday night the
conditions of the prize dance will be
reversed in that this week the prize
will be given to the best gentleman
dancer. A handsome and appropriate
prize has been selected and an unusual
contest is expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08
Vine. Blanche Arral.

Nine. Blanche Arral. noted singer OF
French and Belgian descent. who has
bean styled the prima donna Of four con-
tinents. has been stopping at the New
willard for the past few days. Nine.
Arral IL on her way to New York, where
she will appear principally In concert
work for the present. and later will sing
In this city.
For three years Nine. Arral WAS the
idol Of the operate world OF Paris. where
she earned her earliest triumphs. Since
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BASE BALL,
$3.50 PM TOMORROW. 4:so Pm.
NATIONALS
VS..
ST. LOUIS.
GATES OPEN $50 aus-tf-l2
Lincoln's Life Free
In Motion Pictures at
Glen Echo Park Tonight,
Monday and Tuesday. Cakeualkers Wednesday.
AHe-6d -
ADJUSTMENTS.

then she has practically made tour Of
the world, singing in London. Brussels.
St. Petersburg and elsewhere on the con-
tinent. as we'll as in Australia and New
Zealand. where from her first appearance
at the Princess Theater. in Melbourne,
until her farewell. she received q con-
tinuous ovation. On her arrival at San
Francisco she was hailed as the new
Sembrich Her success there was more
than repeated In st. Louis.
Nine Arral is declared to possess a
coleratura voice of remarkable beauty
and range. with quality like Tettrazini's
and a lower and middle register like Sem
brich at the height OF her career. The
criticisms received OF her describe her as
a truly great and exquisite artistic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08
Glen Echo Park.

THE Life of Lincoln will be set forth
in moving pictures at Glen Echo tonight
Wednesday evening Peter Barnes aid
his company of cake walkers will give
one of their characteristic exhibitions. in
GLIDING special dances and old-time
plantation melodies.
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| PSYCHOLOGICAL examination

4 PSYCHOLOGICAL examination
~ into the causes that prompt play
"a goers. especially the women, to
linger around the sage entrance
to a theater after the close OF
matinee might disclose that there was
something else behind 1t all than the mere
fact that the hanger-on was stage struck.
or that there was some actor or actress
whose hypnotic presence had awakened
. morbid sentimentalism that might be
mistaken for love.
People 90 to the theater to be enter
tanned. whether they are young or old.
male or female. There comes time in
life when one wants to be taken out of
ones self and transplanted into another
world for the time being. The stage bet
ter than anything else accomplishes this.
1t makes one forget ones cares and min
listers the balm of self forgetfulness in q
way that almost nothing else can.
When this happens to one over and
over again, as 1t doubtless does happen
during a summer season, where the same
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08
LycsuM.

1.-The Roiiickers." which comes to the
Lyceum this week. commencing with a
Monday matinee. Ii said to be far above
the usual Offering. It Is claimed this
company with its two. amusing extraya-
ganzas and well selected olio would do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08

Rose Stahl has returned home after
most successful season in London.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08

Viola Alien Is to star this season IN
Marion Crawford's last work, The White
Sister,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08

Elxie Bowen will have the prima donna
role in Henry w. Savages production of
1.-The Love Cure Charles ]. Ross will
have the leading comedy part.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08

Florence Roberts Is to marry her lead
ing man. Thuriow Bergen. Miss Roberts
is the widow OF Louis Morrison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08

The New York production of THE Ring
Master is to be made this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08

life by Edward Peple. as yet unnamed.
She also has a version of her own
Camille" and has made up her mind to
retain 'Kassa' In her repertoire.
'.The Only Law" by Bronson Howard
and Wilson Mizner was produced last
week in New York: The story is one Of
the life OF the Tenderlein Of that city and
the heroine is q chorus girl. The ''only
law Of the play is that Of fidelity be-
tween pals.
The cast OF the naval drama; The Flag
Lieutenant" which Charles Frohman Is
to produce, includes Bruce McRae. Rosa
Rand. Isabel Irving. Frank Carlyle. Mrs
Wheatcroft, C. Leslie Allen Viola Aliens
father. w. H. Gilmour and Vera Mccerd
Blanche Ring and 1.-THE Yankee Girl
will be launched at Atlantic City Septem-
Der n and go to New York after q short
tour.
A new actress to this country is Juli-
anna Won Moltke, Russian star. who
will make a tour in 1.-The World and a
Woman"
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In the Spotlight.

The Columbia Theater last week played
the banner week of the summer season,
turning people away at almost every per-
Torrance Of Cousin Kate"
Frederick c. Berger is planning to go
west OH business trip as soon as he
completes rehearsais of "A Poor Rela-
tion,'' which is to follow 'Charley's
Aunt at the Columbia.
Fred Niblo, the wellsknown travelogue
lecturer, was in Spain at the time OF the
recent disturbances. He cabled that he
secured some OF the most remarkable
moving pictures in the history OF films.
Oliver T. Metzerott. treasurer Of the
Columbia Theater Company, was ac-
claimed the republican nominee for state
senator at Annapolis. Nd, Wednesday,
He Is regarded as one of the most de-
pendable men OF the part in the state
Louise Reed. Edith Luckett and Ruth
chatterton, who win have prominent
parts in the production OF ''Charley's
Aunt" at the Columbia Theater this
week, are credited with being as pref
ty a group of girls as has been seen here
for long time.
Everett Butterfield is attaining pro-
ficiency in the handling of canoe on the
upper Potomac. Whenever not engaged
at the Columbia Ineater lie may De
found in the vicinity of Sycamore Island,
where he is a guest OF the canoe club.
]. A. Bliss, the character comedian.
who joins the Columbia Players this
week in "chariey's Aunt" is one Of the
most valued members of Proctor's Fifth
Avenue Theater Stock Company. Last
season he attained distinction in a promi-
nent part in THE Man on the Box"
George Evans and his Honey Boys
Of the Cohan and Harris Minstrels will
have associated with them this year
john King, Sam Lee. Earl Benham and
Harry Van Fossen as funmakers-in-chief.
With q triple quartet OF vocalists and an
unequaled array of imported vaudeville
novelties the show Is said to be far bet
ter than it was last year.
Thurston. the magician, is to make a
tour of the world.
The New York production OF THE Ring
Master Is to be made this week.
Rose Stahl has returned home after q
most successful season in London.
Viola Alien Is to star this season IN
Marion Crawford's last work, The White
Sister,"
Florence Roberts Is to marry her lead
ing man, Thuriow Bergen. Miss Roberts
is the widow Of Louis Morrison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08

Sidney Drew recently appeared in New
York in a three-act comedy entitled
BILLY" It is by his wife. and an elab-
Grafton of his sketch. 1t Is reported to
be a very enjoyable entertainment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08

Thurston. the magician, is to make a
tour of the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08

Fred c. whitney is to produce .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08

Mrs. Leslie Carter has a play of modern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08

Reports say 1.-The Gay Hussars' has
made q hit in New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08

Dustin Farnum made his appearance in
"Cameo Kirby at Atlantic City last
week and scored hit. The company will
The Ben Greet players are giving
series of Shakesperean plays at Columbia
University, New York. Keith Wakeman
is the Leading woman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08

A project is on foot whereby an edu-
Gated monkey is to make tour in a play
founded on Edgar Allan Poe's gruesome
story of THE Murders In tho Rue
Morxue.'' The sinian star will be sup
ported by a human company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08

Great Dog and Pony Show.
Finest trained animals IN vaudeville. Ed CLARK
dancing comedian.
Sc Orchestra Seats Extra-SC
aul-3ts
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Vienese operetta called THE Chocolate
Man" All the operettas seem to be COM
ing from Vienna this season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-08

MHEVY CHASE LAKE.
Concert by section U. S. Marine Band
Ill every evening. Sundays included. Daacias
W weekday evenings. PONY TRACK. etc.
fy6.tfS
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1.-THE Man Of The Hour"

OF the PLAYS produced in the pas
two years, none has attracted more
widespread attention or received more
warm praise as George BrCadhurst' s
The Man OF the Hour which Will
again be seen at the Academy CT Mus
ic on next Tuesday night. September
2s
The succession of crowded houses
that has everywhere attended this
production since its initial perform
ance and the way press and public
nave received it. emphasizes unmis-
takably that il is "A transcript from
real life.
In writing THE Man OF the Hour
Mr.. Broadhurst has INDUCED III a.
little talk as possible, but that little
has been made intensely interesting,
his long experience in play building
having impressed him with the fact
thar people 20 tC the theater to wit
ness good acting rather than to hear
philosophical discussions.
Manager VIM A. Brady and JOS. Il.
Grismer's special company will be
seen here: ii includes Thomas Chat
tertCn, John Kelly. Alexander Carlton.
Harry Mills, p. j. Rollow, r. +. Clark.
Helen Avery, Doris Hady and others.
The advance sale Of seats opens
at the box Office Saturday moning.