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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-03-24

suSq at regular InreTVaIs, whereby he
states his position or views upon pub
lie or other questions. for stationery
and postage, and for the necessary
expenses in hiring halls. or other
room for the purpose Of holding pub
lie meetings to address the voters and
others upon public questions and mat
ters relating to his candidacy"
How Much He May Expend.
Each candidate is allowed to ex-
pend not exceeding Is per cent of
the yearly salary of the office he
seeks. Under this law the leading can
didates may expend the following
amounts, the county salaries being
based on the amounts paid in Can
ron county:
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-03-24
NOBLE DITCH COMPANY, LTD.
Principal place of business, Pay
cite, Idaho.

Principal place of business, Pay
cite, Idaho.
Notice is hereby given that at ,
meeting Of the Board Of Directors
Of the said corporation, held on the
9TH day OF March, 1910. an assess
ment Of 25 cents per share was lev.
led upon the capital stock Of the
corporation, payable April 9Th. 1910,
10 r. E. Haynes. the secretary OF
the company. at his office in the
Payette Valley Bank Building in
Payette. Idaho. Any stock upon
which this assessment remains unpai
on the 9Th day of April. 1910. will
be delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction and unless
payment is made before, win be sold
IN the S0th day Of April. 1910. 20
'ay the delinquent assessment. to-
iether with the costs Of advertising
nd expense Of sale.
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AUCTION SALE
NOTICE OF RECEIVER'S

NOTICE OF RECEIVER'S SALE
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
will sell at public auction TO the highest bidder
for cash. subject 10 the confirmation OF the court.
on the 18th day of October. 1910. at o'clock
q. m- the hotel. the lease and all other property
belonging TO the hotel establishment known as
the HOTEL EXETER. situated at No. 154 Ellis
st. near Powell. in San Francisco. consisting OF
the furniture. bedding. mirrors, curtains car
pets and sundries In 108 rooms. also office TX
lures and safe. The leasehod expires January
5. 1915 Sale to be held on the Hotel Exeter
premises. Terms. 10 per cent cash at time OF
sale remainder on confirmation by the court
MARIUS J. KAST. Receiver Hotel Exeter prop
erty. Dated October 6, 1910.
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HAYWARD REAL ESTATE

1 ACRE or more in famous Meek orchard tract,
electric and steam lines on land; fruit and
poultry; prices right; easy terms; free inform
alton
ROBINSON & CUNNING,
Tel Hayward 226. Hayward
LAND joining city limits Of Hayward; f1l
bearing fruit: $3.50 per acre up; i cash;
fruit viii pay balance in equal annual in
st.llments. Address owner, 1908 18th ave-.
Oakland.
SMALL unimproved farms. miles from Hay
wards: Will sell for 81. 600 each; easy terms.
Good roads plenty Of water. soil the 6est;
two lines of transportation. BALDWIN
REAL ESTATE Co. 223 Bacon bldg. Oakland
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BUPLINGAME REAL ESTATE
BEAUTIFUL HOMEsITEs.

Visit the beautiful Burlingame hill country
tbe most beautiful within reach Of the city. far
s--Dassing the cross bay localities; transfer L.
rrr san Mateo electric car at 9Th and Market
y0g always got sest-and get on at EASION
s-a+f5n or take The Southern Pacific at Third
ana Townsend Here is the finest suburban home
si+a "a tie peninsula. EASTON ADDITIONS To
BURIINf4 AblE- beautiful shaded paths cool Oh
tie hottest days. all improvements. cement side
walks streets. sewers. water. light and tele-
phone are installed; the homes VIII appeal I"
vru- Iaree lots on easy terms; excellent and fast
rain service twice - fast 70 cross ba
l,oinrs For particulars about EAST0N address
= RODGERS MILLS BUILDING. san
FRA NCTSCO
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PROPOSALS AND BIDS


Sealed proposals viii be received at the Office
Of the clerk OF the state prison at San Quentin
until IL o'clock a. N. Saturday. the 18th day
Of October. 1910. and at the office Of the
clerk Of the state prison at Folsom until
p N. Saturday. the 22d day Of October. 1910.
for certain supplies not awarded at the meet
fags In June. 1910. All bids must be upon
schedules TO be supplied by the clerks OF the
prisons, and upon conditions prescribed BY the
board specified therein. The board reserves
the right to reject any or all bids as the pub
lie interest may require. and to order any
quantity over or under the amounts specified
TREY L. FORD. President.
W. ID. STURTEVANT. Clerk
PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING-U. s. Engf-
neer Office, 726 Chronicle building. San Fran
cisco. Cal, Sept. IS. 1910 Sealed proposals for
dredging in Oakland harbor. Cal. will be re-
cefved here until Il noon. Oct 27. 1910. In
formation application Chas- E L B. Davis,
Brig. Cen, q. 8. Agent
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PERSONALS

AN looking for an honest girl who can be
real comrade. The right one will find true
friend by addressing EDGAR ALLAN, P. o.
box 169 San Francisco.
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no better climate in the state T. A AN
THONT. J ST. near 1st. LivermOre. II IN San
Francisco call on our correspondent, J. NJ.
GREGORY. 467 Phelan bldg. for list and
description.
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SHINGLES. sl-40; rustic. $50: boards, $40: eoun-
Try orders solicited. 80 10th ST.. S. f.
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pPOPERTY TO EXCHANGE
LUMBER EOR SALE

FINE marine Yiep central 8 room residence
for business lot. Box 2427 Call Office.
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RANCHES FOR RENT

FOR rent-Chicken and pigeon ranch; cottage,
barn fruit pasture; water, wood free: one
hour from city. D. ". COOKE. l29 Sutter St
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PECHMOND PEAL ESTATE

RARGAIN@ business lots. Pullman townsite
choice location SO cash FULLERTON, 12e
McAlliSter 81.
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SAN ANSELMO-PeaI Estate

FAIRFAX Manor lots close to train $3.50; easy
terms ATTHOWE REALTY CO.. San Ansel-
mo and First NStional Bank building. S.
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REDWOOD CITY-ReaI Estate

lots sl25: Redwood City, close in;
SO down. s. per month; no interest. Z. w.
MAGRUDER. 1895 Market St, s. F.
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TO EXCHANGE.
Corner on 18th St, very close in: 175 TT on
18th st. By 75 #. deep; mostly vacant; one
house on the property pays SOS per month rent
This is ripe for stores and apartments above
VIII commnad a very high rental. VIII ex-
change for improved income property Price
SIC. .0G0. Additional land can be obtained at
the rear 10 The extent Of half block giving
three frontsges. il desired
D. F. MINNEY. 422 11th St. Oakland,
Just East Of Broadway
RICHEST ISLAND VEGETABLE LAND in small
tracts 70 suit, 10 exchange for good bay proper
tes; give tull particulars and cash valuation.
Box 2l59 Call office
FOR exchange or sale-10 acre fruit ranch
santa Clara valley, for small business in bay
cities. 7ze Pacific av-. Alameda.
WHAT have you 10 exchange for 20 acres OF
land, value S600s Box 2423. Call office.
$780, room cottage Tor lots. land or rance
might assume. 1873 10th av- Oakland
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SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE
LIVERMORE REAL ESTATE

HOMES. ranches. acreage. exchange Price list
DAVID 7. WILSON. Santa Cruz. Cal.
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HAVE $1,000 cash for Western addition fats. E.
Lyon n. Suffer: must be bargain, principals
only. Box 45O6. Call Office.
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BERKELEY cottage. 29I9 LORNA St, sacrifice
pride: rooms: sll improvements In house and
streets 2 blk. Key Route and SO. Pac Ashhy
sta: ] blk. Shattuck and Ashby: good home
hest neighborhood: make offer; terms. f.
TRBARD. owner Mayheld. Cal
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PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED-in Marin CO.. on easy payments.
bungalow Of 4 rooms: state terms and
where located. Box 2402 Call office.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

VIII. sell ny beautiful North Berkeley home at
g sacrifice: 8 rooms and very large beautiful
grounds: fruit. shade trees shrubbery close
10 local snd street cars There Is a mortgage OF
So COO which remain. Box Sl5O, Can
ofhoe. oakland.
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LEGAL and OFFICIAL

NOTICE TO Voters-Notice is hereby given to
the electors Of the State of California that the
following acts will be supmitted to the people
of the State Of California for their ratification
sth day of November a. D. 1910. to-wit:
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

S12. .50O-Fruit orchard near San Jose; 16 acres
full bearing pruDes, cots. peaches, cherries,
etc. fine room house; big barn. tsnkhouse.
chicken houses. etc: $1,000 mortgage due
1914: win trade equity for S. T. or Oakland
property.
wooDMAN REALTY CO.. Il Montgomery st.
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50 600. BALANCE $1,000 AT PER CENT NET
lot s5x60: > rooms upper furnished; rooms
lower unfuruished; both rented; close 70 18th
ST. Berkeley Key Route station. Apply oeoo
Adeline 81.
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE

s7SO-BuildinC lot: 80 foot front: sunny side OF
street. at 30th and Adeline sts-: street WORK
all done; viii some day be business prop
ertv-
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II,
President of the Senate
Approved March 22nd, A. D. 1909.
J. N. GILLETT. Governor.
Endorsed: Filed in the office of the Secretarv
of State the % day Of March. A. D. 1909 a.
$3.50 o'clock a. m. c.: F. Curry. Secretary Of
SENATE BILL NO. 227
Passed the Senate, February II, A. D. 1904
Passed the Assembly. March 10, A. D. isoa
Clio Lloyd, Chief Clerk of the Assembly
This bill was received by the Governor. this
18th day Of March. A. D. 1909. at 8 o'clocI
p. N. z. c. Cooper. Private Secretary of the
Governor.
Chapter 407. An act to provide for the issu
ance and sale of state bonds to create a fund
for the acquisition by the board of state
tidal basin, for wharves, docks, piers, har
bors and appurtenances, in the city and
county Of San Francisco: to create sinkiny
fund for the payment of said bonds; and
defining the duties of state officers in rela-
thousand dollars fof the expense Of printing ,s
said bonds: and providing for the submission
Of this act to a vote Of the people.
The people Of the State of California renre-
sented in Senate and Assembly. do enact as
follows:
Section 1. For the purpose of providing a fund
for the payment of the Indebtedness authorfzed TO
be incurred By the board OF state harbor commits
sloners for the acquisition of the necessary
area for a tidal basin, extending the area Of
India basin. on the water front OF the city and
county of San Francisco. as provided In an act
entitled: NAn act to authorize and direct the
board OF state harbor commissioners to insti-
tute- condemnation proceedings against certain
property north of India basin. and extending to
islais creek in the city and county OF San
Francisco. and extending the jurisdiction Of said
board over the same. and providing for the
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u -, EC1
rants duly drawn for that purpose
Sec 6. The state controller aud the stat,
treasurer shall keep full and particular accom-
act, and they shall transmit to the governor a.
abstract of all such proceedings Hereunder wifi
fore The legislature biennay and all books an, De
papers pertaining to the matter provided for n
this act shall at all times be open to the inspec
the attorney general. or committee of eithel
branch of the Legislature. or joint Committed
Of both, or any citizen OF the state.
Seq 7. 1t shall be the duty of the st,+s
treasurer to pay the interest of said bonds wbe,
the same falls due out of the sinking fund bro
ydd for IN of rnts that fc1 pnrOoe o
Sec. 8. This act, If adopted by the peonl.
shall take effect on the thirty first day Of De
cember. p nineteen ent hundred 9so and ten, as tt
nacessary for its submission to the people an
fox canvasng and proclamins ahe r6
.o otas and as TO said excepted proytsions t5is
act shall take effect Immediately.
Sec. O. This act shall be submitted to tbs
people Of the State OF California for their rati
$; tbe month Of November. A D. nineteen h
dred ~ and ten, and all ballots. at said eiectior
india Basin Act" and in the same square unde,
s.sd words the following in BREWER tyne ..This
=; sc tbe bay OF San francisco for harbor
and for the payment OF all costs thereof ont ~
the San Francisco Harbor Improvement Fund. .
taininq said words there shall be printed on said
haiIot the words Against the India Basin Act y
and Immediately below said words sAgaInsf H.
md India Basin Act" In BREWER type. shall he he
printed: This act provides for the acquisition Of
tidal basin IN 1 The ssr bay az Of San Francisco for
thereof out Of the. San Francisco Harbor I'm.
provement Fund " Opposite the words ..For
Basin Act" there shall be left spaces in which,
the voters may make or stamp cross to indi.
cate whether they vote for against said act
and those voting for said act shall do so by
placing a cross opposite the words For the
india Basin Act. and those voting against said
act shall do so by placing cross opposite the
words Against the India Basin Act" The
governor OF this state shall include the submits
sion OF this act to the people. as aforesaid In
his proclamation calling for said general election
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GEORGE ". AUSTIN. lols Broadway oakland.
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Hanneman Mrs. August Schwartz and
Mrs Thomas Kennedy.

The officers of Carnation Camp, No
1887, Royal Neighbors of America. were
recently installed by Past Oracle Mrs
Josephine Webb. assisted by Deputy SUI
preme Oracle Mrs. Mamie Wheatley, as
ceremonial marshal. Those installed
were: Oracle, Miss Florence Harris; vice
oracle, Miss Ella Cross. chancellor, Mrs
Ida Tolson; recorder, Mrs. r. viola
Thompson; receiver, Mrs. Eleanora NO
Ian; marshal, Miss Rose Riess; outer
sentinel, Mrs. Annie Robey; managers.
Mrs Frances Guernsey and Miss Justina
Zirwes; physician, DIR. j. w. SutherIn
Refreshments were served. Invitations
are out for an entertainment to be given
in celebration Of the fourth anniversary
of the camp.
The officers of Monarch Temple, No. .
and America Temple, No. 3, Ladies of
the Golden Eagle, for the current term
were installed by the deputy supreme
templar. Mrs. E. Viola Thompson FRIDAY
evening, at Weller's Hall. Sth and
streets southeast. The officers installed
for Monarch Temple were: Noble tenn
plar, Miss Mollie Edmonston; vice templar.
Mrs Florence OchSenreiter; marshal of
ceremonies, Mrs. Mary Taylor; priestess.
Mrs Lizzie Warfield; prophecies. Mrs.
Annie Warfeld; guardian of records.
Mrs. Addie Collinsworth; guardian of ex-
chequer, Mrs. Carrie Bauman; guardian
of finance, Miss Florence Collinsworth;
guardian of the outer portal Mrs. Laura
Bradley. The following were installed
for America Temple: Past templar, Mrs,
Mary Morgan; noble templar, Mrs. Ber-
tina Nichols vice templar, Mrs. Emma
Barkman; prophecies, Mrs. Carrie Halle
ton; guardian of records, Mrs. L. e.
Thompson: guardian of exchequer. Mrs.
Ida Phnney; guardian of finance, Mrs.
Ella Kelly; guardian of the inner portal,
Mrs Mary Smith; guardian of the outer
portal Mrs. Alice Lewis. Mrs. Mary
Morgan, the retiring noble templar, was
the recipient of a gift in recognition of
her faithful services.
At the conclusion of the ceremonies a
musical program was rendered and re-
freshments served.
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PERPETUAL PUZZLES.
Everlasting Motion-Philosopher's
Stone-Squaring Circle.

From London Answers.
OF all the problems that have puzzled
the human race, none has been SO hope
less as the famous three, which are some
times called the three follies of science
perpetual motion. the philosophers stone
and the squaring of the circle.
And now the news comes that young
London engineer claims to have solved
the most famous of the three He de-
clares that he has invented a machine
which, without the application Of fuel
or of any outside force, will run forever,
or until 1t falls to pieces with old age
1t is a problem delightfully."- simple to
solve, if only the solutions would work.
What could be simpler than this, for
example, for running an omnibus by
perpetual motion? Let the weight of the
body of the bus and of the bodies that
sit on the bus all fall on cylinders of
water placed just above the axle. Now,
if pipes lead this water away past the
back Of the bus and then curve round
and end in the back board of the bus it
is obvious that the great water pressure
is now driving the bus ahead. and that
the more passengers there are the faster
the bus will go. In the patenttee's
plans. indeed, there appears cowcatch-
err! But for some reason no bus of this
sort has yet been put on the London
streets.
Another ingenious device, variations of
which have often been patented, is a
wheel with narrow shelves instead of
spokes On each shelf runs a lead ball.
1t is claimed that once the wheel has
been started the balls on the falling side
keep running out toward the circum-
ference, and 50 outweigh those on the
rising side. which run in toward the CEN
ter. The wheel, then, once started, should
revolve forever. AS a matter of fact, it
stops after a few turns.
During the middle ages all self-respect-
ing scientists tried to discover the philos-
opher's stone. This was mysterious and
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decidedly useful substance capable of
turning base metals into silver and gold.
1t had also the property Of comforting
eternal youth. Nobody succeeded in
were made on the way-Glauber's salts.
for instance, by German alchemist
named Glauber. Indeed, it was in the
search for the philosophers stone that
the foundation of the science of chemistry
was laid. And modern chemistry has
shown that the idea was not quite as
absurd as it sounds, for the different
metals, we are told, are really the one
Oldest of problems is that of squaring
the circle-i.e.. of telling the precise
length of the side of a square whose
area will equal the area of given circle.
The first attempt we know Of was
made 500 years before the exodus of the
Jews Since at least 1900 b. c. Chinese
brains have turned dizzy over 1t. The
oldest mathematical book in the world
written about 1000 B. C. by Ahmes. scribe
to an Egyptian king. and now resting in
but 1T doesn't. Our old friend Euclid
prudently avoids the subject.
Books have been written to prove that
it is impossible; others to prove the i'm
possibility of proving it's impossibility;
others. again. to prove the impossibility
of proving it's possibility.
One scientist. professor of Zurich,
adopted. some fifty. years ago, rather
original methOQ OF lacking the problem.
He divided the floor of great loft into
thousands of small squares and spent
his days in solemnly throwing needles
about and noting the number of times
they fell clear of the chalk lines, but it
did not help him much
The important ratio which would settle
the question has been carried to 800
places OF decimals! And still it is not
exact If you have a taste for sums you
can start and carry it to 800 and see
what happens.
At any rate you will soon find your
hair getting grayer.
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Ruth st. Denis.

Miss Ruth st. Denis in her repertoire
Of Hindoo dances will be seen at the Ma
tional Theater for four performances. in
stead of three matnees, as originally
planned, Monday. Tuesday. Thursday and
Friday afternoons of February IA. ID. II
and IS. The performances will begin at
4:30 o'clock.
The six dances to be presented here by
Miss st. Denis have each been gu On a
magnificent stage setting, in which the
color and atmosphere of the India of Kip
ling and Lawrence Hope have been Won
derfully preserved. company of twelve
high-caste Hindoos will aid Miss st. Denis
in lending animation and reality to the
stage pictures. Special music based on
native oriental themes has been COM
posed by Walter Miyrowitz, who accom-
panies Miss St. Denis as the director of
the enlarged orchestra used for the pro-
duction.
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sisters, 1.-The Aerial Human Butterflies,
will he the extra added attraction. ana
their act is promised exactly as presented
at the London Hippodrome. The third
principal number will be Stuart Barnes,
architect of amusement. The John r.
Gordon and Arthur Pickens company will
De heard in their farcical sketch. What
Would You Do?" George Jones and Rob
art Deeley will appear in comedy sk1t
called "HoteI ST Reckless" The four
knoerz brothers manipulate illuminated
iiabolo tops, whirling hoops and swirling
5oomerangS INA and Lorella, comedy
eapers. and the American vitagraph Sc
ries, 1.-The Crown Prince of Germany"
conclude the performance.
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have prominent parts in The Echo,
as they had in The Candy Shop"

A. E. Thomas has completed a farce
entitled Her Husbands Wife," which
Is to be produced by Messrs. klaW &
Erlanger and Henry Miller In the
Broad Street Theater. Philadelphia.
under the personal direction of Mr.
Miller, and the cast will include Misses
Laura Hope Crews. Grace Elliston
Nellie Roland, Messrs. Robert war
wick. Orme Caldara and Arthur Lewis.
The scenes Of the play are laid IN Sara
toga during the racing season
Charlotte Walker appeared last week
In New York, as star under Belasco, In
a play by her husband, Eugene Walter,
called lust a Wife" The play is about
q man who marries to conceal the scandal
Of his private life, his wife, VINO &C
cepts such humiliating position in her
own household for the sakN of the
money with which her complaisance is
purchased, and lady Of reputation
rather more than dubious. The unpleas-
ant feeling all around which this tr1-
angular arrangement excites forms the
groundwork for the various scenes and
emotions of the play. Edmund Breese
played the role of the husband and -iss
Amelia Gardiner that of the dubious
woman
Little Billy. the Lilliputian comedian, is
coming to Chases.
Dustin Farnum, in Cameo Kirby will
be one of the early attractions booked
for the Belasco Theater.
A series of musical offerings will be a
feature of the early bookings at the
Columbia Theater.
Charming Ellery will open the season
Of his band at the Academy of Music,
Philadelphia. the latter part of Febru-
airy with a monster concert for the bene-
fit of the Red Cross.
The next musical production to be made
by the Shuberts will be from the German
of Albini. The opera is entitled Mime
Troubadour," and the American book Will
be supplied by Joseph Herbert.
The special music for the oriental
dances by Ruth st. Denis and her COM
Walter Meyrowitz, a young German. who
accompanies Miss st. Denis as musical
director.
dancer. has been selected by the Shuberts
to succeed the late Lolita Faust in 1.-The
Midnight Sons There are those who
see a remarkable likeness in Miss Dolly
to Miss Faust.
John Drew, in "Inconstant George"
will follow Richard earle in "Mary's
Lamb at the New National. Instead
of the regular Wednesday matinee
Mr.. Drew will give his midweek matt
nee Tuesday. that being Washington's
birthday.
The Belasco Theater now possesses what
might be termed a hall of fame. Com
pletely circling the walls of the lobby are
large Photographic reproductions of all
the Presidents of the United States, which
were copied from the pictures hung in
the White House.
Thomas e. Shea never witnessed a
performance of any play he is producing
or intends to produce. On Tuesday
evening. February 8, Mr.. Shea will cele-
brate his five hundredth performance
of the dual role of ''Dr. Jekyll and Mr..
Hyde
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Bad Kind.

From the Philadelphia Record
Nell-Don't you think Maude dresses
with a great deal of taste?
Believes. but it's generally bad.
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Lillian Russell is making a tour of the
south in her new play, "The First
Night" under the direction of Joseph
Brooks. Digby Bell. who is her leading
man, is sharing the honors with her.
The company will journey as far as Tex
as and Oklahoma before 1t returns to
New York