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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-18

The BellNew W. G. r. I. will
meet this afternoon with Mrs pr.
Brewer in ltoresc Park Addition, Thir-
teenth street, Visitors are cordnlly
invited,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-18

Tho members of the Embroidery
club planned a clever surprise on Mrs,
W. y Campbell. Of south Main. one
OF their mcmbers yesterday afternoon
by all gathering at her home for The
afternoon An brought their fancy
work and after an exceptionally good
time a luncheon which the guests haf
provided was served.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-09-16
Pacific Group

=, . rFoIdq0s and qlaLlty Fer cent
Washington, good ......... 300
g Idf6Ho; good :. 300
aUtah,, good. y. :. 200
Oregon, good ~. .275
California, good -. .115
Montana, good ...... -. 80
New Mexico, good /. q. ....... 80
Colorado, good -. -. 70
Middle West Group
Indiana, poor to good. 80. .175
Illinois, poor to good -. 40
Missouri, fair to good /. :. 49,. go
Kansas, fair to good 200
Oklahoma, fair to good !. ..125
Arkansas, poor to good -. ..150
Iowa, poor to good ....... Is
Nebraska, poor to god -. 40
New York, fair to good -. 100
Pennsylvania, fair to good 80. 90
New Jersey, poor to good -. .225
Delaware, poor to good 80. $50
Ohio, poor to good, ...... lao
Michigan, poor to good !. 80. 40
Wisconsin, poor to good 80. col
New England Group
Maine, fair to good .120
New Hampshire, fair to good ZOO
Vermont, fair to good .110|
Massachusetts. fair to good 100
Rhode Island, fair to good -. 90
Connecticut, fair to good 1925
Southern Group
West Virginia, fair to good .12O
Virginia, fair to cool .225
Maryland, fair to good 49,. IS
Kentucky, poor to good ..175
tennessee, poor to good 100
Upon the important question of
quality l will say that it is decidedly
better than in 1909. New England
New York and Ohio all promise a
much better quality than year ago,
as does all the southern group, while
the Pacific group promises exception
ally good quality for the entire group.
which will be the heaviest ever har-
vested.
THE middle west or Ben Davis
group ranges from poor to good quail
ity, with a. considerable portion of it
OF only fair quality. Illinois, Ne
braska, and Iowa show considerable
decrease, while Arkansas, Oklahoma.
Kansas and Indiana have substantial
increases.
THE central group, which is the
largest producing group, shows in
creases in Ohio, Delaware and New
Jersey over last year; Pennsylvania.
Michigan and Wisconsin show consid-
cradle decline. with the the increases
not being sufficient to OFFSET the short
age, and this group shows a decline
from last year Of to 10 per cent.
The New England group shows an s
Increase in the entire section. except Z
he unimportant state of Rhode Is q,
and, and for the whole group the en- 4,
Ire crop this year promises to be p
lboye 40 per cent in xcess Of last al
ear. e.s !,
~ s.. 7. {. !. !. ps
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-09-16
Idaho Country Life

I'm the southern group the import
ant state of Virginia shows a decided
increase over last year, with consid.
cradle increase in West Virginia and
Kentucky, Maryland alone showing
decrease in this group. This grour
shows an increase of fully SO per cent
over year ago.
Canada, not including the pro.
vince, of Nova Scotia, shows. decline
of 80 per cent over year ago, early
varities promising relatively, better
than winter varieties. The Nova
Scotia district promiser good crop
until recently, but very heavy drop
followed shortly aftersetting time, and
present prospects are for light crop,
poor quality and not to exceed 40
per cent .of a year ago in quantity
Mr.. Rothwell closes his report with
these words:
IF present prospects are maintain
ed until harvest time our country will
have plenty of apples, all of better
than average quality, which should
have good outlet at moderate prices
to the consuming public ~
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-09-16
DR.. DIPPEL--D DENTIST.
Millick Bldg, Phone 20
WATER FOR SALE OR RENT

! have 81 shares of water stock IN
the Trego Ditch company for sale or
rent. Byrd Trego. $* q
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-09-16
HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
Boise, September 5, 1915

h;'.,,'@ Boise, September 5, 1910.
| BY virtue OF the authority in me
vested as chairman of the Republican
State Central Committee of the state
of Idaho. the members of which re-
tire upon the selection of their sue
cessorse as provided by the primary
election law of the state, meeting
OF the new. committee to be elected
and constituted as provided by, said
law, is hereby called to convene at
Boise, Idaho, on September 49,. 1910,
at 49, O'Clock a. m. of said day in
the parlors of the Owyhee hotel for
the purpose of organization, theelec-
ton of a state chairman and other
officers and for the PRONUNCIATION of
party. principles and platform, and
the discharge of such other duties as
may be properly brought before said
committee.
10 the end that all state central
committeeman may be speedily cleo
ted and enabled to attend said, meet
ing, the candidats nominated by the
Republicans of the respective counties
OF the state for county officers at the
late primary election are urged to eff
feet the party organization in their
respective counties as provided byl
said primary law at the earliest date
possible.
B. F. o'NEIL. 4
Chairman.
ADDISON T. SMITH, |
Secretary. /
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-09-16
NO SUCH THINGS IN IDAHO

s. j. Vance the real estate agen,
received letter last Friday from one
of his relatives, telling of terrible
cyclone that had passed through their
locality. and enclosed a clipping from
a local paper which dscribes the ter.
rible ordeal that people had to face.
Such things are of common occur
renee in states east of the mountains.
but those who have lived here for
many years have grown SO accustom-
ed to their security from them here,
1t is worth while reviewing this ar
Ncle to freshen their memories.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-09-16
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET RE.
PORT

The cattle trade last week closed
up about steady on all good cattle
100 15c lower on common and med.
ium killers, Is OPS lower on stock
ers an feeders, commos and medium
quality. There are $500 here today /;
market fully steady. Top beef last
week brought $3.50, which we secur-
ed for four loads from D. R. Whita-
ker. Cheyenne, Wyo., averaging 1895
lbs. This is also the highest price
ever paid for grass cattle on this mar
ket. Good to choice range beeves are
ouotable at $6.00@$6.S0; fair to
good s5.25@$5.S5; good to choice
cows and heifers $4.OO@$5.OG: fair
to good $S.40@$3.9O; veal calves
$4.50@$7.Oo; good to choice heavy
feeders $5.50@$6.O0; tar to good
$5.00@$5.50; good to choice light
and medium weights $4.75@$5.50;
fair to good $3.75@$4.5O.
Sheep receipts have been. heavy.
With the exception of old ewes the
trade last week held up in good shape
1900 heretoday; trade steady to
strong. Good killing lambs are quot
able at 1925 @ $6.75; heapy yearlings
S4.75 @ $5.25; wethers $4.OO@$4.3O;
ewes $3.75@$425; feeding lambs
1926 @$6.50; light yearlings $5.OOI
Q$5.S0; wethers $3.s5@$4.35; ewes
s2.75@s3.65.
CLAY ROBINSON & CO.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-09-16
LARGEST CROP EVER RAISED

Apple growers in the Pacific Or boz
group, taking in Washington, Oregon
Idaho, Montana, California, New Mex.
leo, Utah and Colorado, will this year
!. have the largest crop ever harvested
in these states and the fruit promises
to be of exceptionally good quality,
according to a report on the condi-
ton of the yield in the United States
and Canada, received by w. ID. Fin
ley, assistant secretary in Spokane OF
the fifth Dry Farming Congress, from
G. p. Rothwell, secretary of the In
ternational Apple Shippers associa-
ton. The report says in part:
''The Pacific group shows decline
in but one important state Colorado.
There are heavy increases in Wash
ington and Oregon, and heavy in
creases in the less important states of
Idaho and Utah. The important state
of California shows moderate in
crease of Is per cent and for the
whole group, an increase of SO per
cnt over a year ago is promised
The output Of Washington and
Idaho will be 200 per cent better
than in+.1909, Mr.. Rothwell says,
while Oregon's crop will be ITS per
!, cent ahead of last year, Montana and
New Mexico are 10 per cent under
year ago; Utah, 100 per cent better;
California, l5 per. cent increase, and
Colorado, 80 per cent less than in
1909. ..s<' i
In accordance with the practice of
our association for several /. years."
Mr.. Boutwell, explains, I'VE make last
years crop in each state the basis. for
this years estimate, increasing or d.
'minishing the percentage as, tn crop
is correspondingly lighter or heavier.
For illustration. If given state is
rated at so per cent, it means the
crop this year is equal to four fifths
OF the crop Of year ago, or if given
at 200 per cent, the crop in such stat
IL just twice as large as a year ago.
II. Appended is,the crop estimate with
percentage of yield, as compared with
1909:
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-09-16

II you are going, to set flowers or
rhubarb in the spring dig out the
place now and fill with loan and we'll
rotted manure, thoroughly mixed in
proportions Of about equal parts.
Next spring It will be good plant food.
Dig deep. 1914
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-09-16
BUILDING A MILL FOR MINING

A carload of timbers and lumber
arrived Monday for Smith & Smith
and was hauled out to the WEIGH
Placer claims below Blackfoot, where
Smith & Smith are installing a plant
for treating the immense gravel de-
posits that are rich in gold.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-09-16
EXCURSIONS EAST
Via the Oregon Short Line

To Cheyenne, Denver, Colorado
Springs. Pueblo, KDnsas City, St.
Louis. Omaha. Chic1go st. Paul, Min.
neapolis and many other points. Tick
cts on sale May 9Th md 18th, June
an, 18th, 18tH 21th. July 7th and
18th. August 4th and September 18th
and 23rd. Limit October 31st.
See agents for rates and further
8 ATT
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-09-16
INTER-MOUNTAIN GOOD ROADs
CONVENTION

Ogden, Utah, September 1926, ex-
cursions via o. s. L. September 22nd
and 2Srd. Limit September 3Oth. See
agents for rates and further particu-
lars. 1872
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-09-16

sldAulHS timber, the TASK is mucn
more arduous. The men must often
climb tall pines and pull the cones
from the branches as best they can.
Where these are on the extremities
and beyond the reach of the hand,
pruning shears are used. The cones
are. dropped to the ground and then
gathered into buckets and transferred
to sacks, in which they are carried
to a central point for further treat
ment.
The extraction of the seeds is tedi-
Gus rather than difficult. In some
cases the cones are spread out, upon
sheets in the sun, when after a time,
they open and the seed drop out;
In other cases it is necessary to resort
to artificial heat. This is applied by
placing the cones upon trays with
screen bottoms and raising the tenn
perature of the room to the proper
degree. The cones open, the winged
seeds fall out, and the seed Is separ-
ated finally from wings and dirt BY |
tanning mill. "A good many seeds
have been removed from the cone by
hand, but this is sore trial to the
1ngers Of the pickers and an exceed
ngly slow process.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-09-16
The Grove City Market
DATES OF FAIRS
MILLER & STONE

st. Anthony, no fair in 1910.
Pocatello, no fair in 1910.
Twin Falls, Sept. 27-Oct. /.
Montpelier, Aug. 30-Sept. 2.
Boise, Oct. 110-15.
Soda Springs, Sept. $40.
Idaho Falls, Sept. 7-10.
National Irrigation Congress at
Pueblo, Colorado, Sept $3.50.
Dry Farm Congress at Spokane,
Washington, opens October 3.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-09-16

WATER STOCK FOR SALE
Thirty shares in the Trego Ditch
company at $4,000 a share. Terms
to suit purchaser. BYRD TREGO.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-09-16
SCHOLARSHIP FOR SALE

This Office has a scholarship for
sale or trade in the Scranton Cor
respondence school, worth $110.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-11
MEYER LIKES
The COAST

George Won L. Meyer, secretary
Of the navy. Is well disposed TO
ward the Pacific coast That Is
what he said last night AZ ban
Quet al the Chamber OF Commerce.
That explains my visit among
you. he stated q have come to
look into conditions and make prep.
arau0ns for a proper defense OF
the coast
hut intimates George Won l.
Never. there should BE- more dock.
age on Puget Sound before the Al.
lautic fleet Is 20 be- divided and
part of e stationed here Further
more. SAYS the secretary. even In
1912. with the new dock completed
1--WE could not very Well send a
fleet here
"But I assure you, the Pacific
coast Is very dear to me. relterat.
"a the secretary of the navy and
I am willing tn allow even the cx-
penditure OF s. 800 Tor the propos-
ed test OF your coal on our battle
ships"
Then the secretary Jet the cat
out oi the bag aud told the real OBJ
ject OF his visit 20 the Pacific coast
Il was 70 establish a uniform sys'
tenn Of bookkeeping Ia the Pacific
Yards similar % that adopted on
the Atlantic coast Mr Meyer cx-
planned that Il was only another
object Of his visit here.
Yesterday moruing the secretary
visited the navy yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-11
Pianoette Put Him Out of the Game

night I've been here a long time.
says Danny I'm going % give you
sosE tonight that ! made up rishi
out 81 my head
~Ife sat down and started out
mighty soft on the piano. singing as
be went along
4 don't know whether there wRa
any words or not just heard the
tune myself II grew louder aud
louder. and Danny hung 90 to those
high notes with a lltth sob Ike
never heard In bis voice before. !
tell you it was great
Il was feeling kinder weogy
there. watching Danny. with the
tears streaming down his face. and
there was lots Of others crying. too
Al Of a sudden saw a girl that
had first asked 20 have the nickel
in.tho-siot piano put IN reach over
and drop n coin into II. The noisy
thing started of with a roar and
Danny stopped
You can't sing swan music 10
geese. he said. and he turns hts
back on the organ and the girls and
the fellers there in that dump and
marches out. as the machine hits
its stride and begins to hammer out.
Ring on my fingers.
Bells on my toes.
An elephant 60 ride on.
On. my Irish rose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-11
CITY COUNCIL
WAR IS BEGUN

Beacon iull residents. members
Of the Lakewood Improvement club
and the Southeast Seattle Improve
mcut club. wigh placstis on their
breasts packed the lobby ~ the ciiy
council last ulsnt TO advocate the
paving ~ Beacon Az.
There wvre other fenidenta of
Beacon illll who had no piacArda
and they we're opposed to the paw,
las ~ the avenue. and between tho
tao factions there wcfe lively times.
vocally speaking The paving was
ordered
= A F1neh led The aatlpaving
delegation pleading for more time
and hla support vas focifoFuusiy &C.
tive ThN Antle weFw ~ the opinion
that ihs eutirs bin would be siuieed
awuy some dRy aud they didn't waut
"a waste smy money IA paxinE.
Ole Hanson I'D the debate on tho
pro paving agae and BIS remarks
we're both applauded and hiascd At
times ihe debate became personal
and Eruff threats Were made Pfeai.
dent Murphy AZ the council hhna.
mofrd ard pounded SMILE Council
man Way Insisted that thr work be-
ordered The pro paviuE dalcKathun
cheercd when the council ordered
the work. whilr the hniin sent home
yosinE vengeance and obsiructinu
Much Noisy Debate.
Tho Improvement uf the land RY.
3 district vas also productive ~
noisy. irregular debate. and iuCi.
dentaiiy a speech b. Councilman
Hart Seventy Five per cent ~ the
property owners In the district we're
eager for The Improvements. but -
per cent ~ the property. owned BY
the TaEgarta and Kinnears. opposed
t.
Il was pointed out that the Tag
CARTS and Klnuoara owned uuim
proved farms in The district which
were incroaaiua INA value by reason
81 the small home owners and that
The big owners Were simply waiting
until the real estate market would
be better A. times the huhbah
was 80 loud that nothing could be
heard. and a. there we're hundreds
who wanted the improvement to a
half dozen who opposed q. the conn
eli sided with the majority and
there were more cheers
The council authorized the city
engineer 10 incur an indebtedness
against the general fund Of sitFSai
I for various street Improvements
[ Tho largest item was $50 GOO for the
Alki av. fli and $4,000 for che
Rainier as. work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-11
tconeludsa.l

tConeiudeG.)
----=---s-----asa-as ass--ssassls--a--as-s- -
Home. and singing 20 e. a Elri
who hadn't been IN the place b.
fore gave a sor, ~ little boiler when
Danny quavered over the final
notes when he started 20 DO II
again. she walked over and taps
him on the shoulder and says.
For Gods sake. cut that out DO
you want 10 have me bawling right
here in the placer
Danny wanted 20 see II he could
make her cry. ! guess. and be pat
ali his best auiyers into the third
effort He vas just rounding into
the finish when there was a shot
over in the corner The girl was
dead when We Sid her into the
wagon Remember the caae7'
Yes. the Star man remembered It
The man that run this dump
used that incident 10 keep Danny
staying he told him that he could
have him put up for murder on that.
and Danny believed him.
Slot Piano ouesred Him.
But along about this time the
old man put In ono of those slot
pianos that give ous rafting good
tune for a nickel "A throw That
put the links on Danny. and the old
man told him he'd have to vamp
Danny was going 20 finish that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-11
ANGRY SKIN HEALED
No Doubt About Poslau1's Power to
XIII Germ Life.

In any bacterial infection Of the
skin poslam. the new skin remedy.
shows its power to annihilate germ
life BY stopping the itching az once
and causing the trouble 20 quickly
disappear. Poslam acts IN this
manner IN any surface skin disease.
including all ecZemas. salt rheum.
skin scale, seYen-year itch, psoria-
sis. BARRIERS itch and similar trou-
bles. Every day brings records Of
remarkable cures exceeding all
claims made for g. For sixteen
months I suffered with eczema, :"
writes Mr. w. Noeman, Elmira.
Ont, spent two months In a hos
pital. tried everything known, with
little or no effect On December
20 / procured poslam. and ara happy
TO say that on January 7th 20 days
later ! am perfectly healed, my
skin IS as clear as a baby'a"
In minor skin affections. such as
pimples. red noses. complexion
blemishes. rash. scalp scales, itch.
Ing feet, etc. a small quantity OF
poslam viii do the work, results be.
ing seen overnight
Poalam is sold In two sizes trial
80 cents, regular Jars. so BY all
druggists, particularly Quaker Drug
Co. and Owl Drug Co. For free
sample write TO the Emergency
Laboratories. % West Twentyfifth
street. New York City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-11
SORROW I'M
FIRES wake


WARRoAD. MINI. oct. il.--Des.
olatlon and sorrow reign today TN
thousands of square miles NJ amok.
Ing debris Of what two DAYS Hgo
was a great and prosperous timber
area and the scene Of thriving vi.
lagos and towns I'm northern Min
neHOta and southwestern Mantle.
ba. Three hundred bodies must be
cared for at Rainy River alone. nc.
cordiug 10 a private message.
The rush OF flames before a
high wind today threatens destruc.
ton 20 Rainier. which. reported
surrounded. sent out couners ap-
poaling for aid
The refugees who have come in
10 Warroad bear the signs Of their
fight with the elements. Women
and children with horrible burns.
bandaged temporarily. waited in
line for medical treatment, while
the pitifully inadequate number Of
doctors and nurses cared for the
more seriously injured
Warroad is out Of danger. the
fire having eaten away all nearby
brush and retreatod to wreRk hav-
Oc elsewhere.
Winnipeg has sent word that aid
is on the way, but the condition OF
the Canadian Northern tracks
makes the progress Of relief trains
very slow and meanwhile the in
jured suffer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-11

Kidney disease o. the most dan
Eorous. because the first symptoms
are heen in other parts of the body
before anything wruuE iH noticed
with The kldneya themselves
some Of che symptoms. though.
cannot b. mistaken. for Instance.
sick unhealthy Kidneys cause
thick. cloudy. offensive urine. fan
n sediment. irregular 81 passage or
attended BY a sensation ~ Ncald.
inK The hack aches constantly. or
there ls dull misery ia the KiGrs
and lolnH. headaches and dizzy
hpoiia mas occur. nervous witch.
lnKa. disturbed sleep. inflamsd or
puffy cyelida. weakness. bilious
stomach. heart palpliationm or the
sufferer II often weighed down By
feeling % iAnFuoF or fatigue.
The time 10 cure kidney trouble
g. whiio Il Is only trouble before
e settles into Diabetes Dropay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-11
SURELY MAKES KIDNEYS ACT FINE
AND ENDS MISERY FROM BACKACHE-

Gravel or i3riRhtE Disease The
moment you suspect the slightest
kidney. bladder Or urinary disorder
begin taking pape't Dluretic a. a..
rectod. with the knowledge tina;
there IL no other medicine. az any
price. made any where else IN the
@nrid. which wili effect 70 prompt
and thorough a cure
Dont be miserable and remain
IN danger another moment because
Of a lame back OF clogsed inactive
kidneys or bladder or urinary mis-.
cry. all this wiii surely 80 after
you take Pape's Diurete Tor a few
days
Your physician. pharmacist
banker ar any mercantile agency
all youch for the espousih.hty %
Pare. Thompson q pape o. Cincin
nau. ohlo. who prepare Pages d.
urefic- 90 cent treHtmcnt-sold boy
every druggist tn the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-11
REAL PROGRESSIVE COULD NOT
STOMACH 7. RS PLATFORM

State Senator Harvey u HIN.
man of nlnEhamlon has been
one Of the real progrcsslvoa in
New York
lie stood by Gov. Hughes 10
the nght on bosses and for the
direct primary.
In Kansas or Colorado or Calf.
fufnia he would be an luHufgent
real ineufFent.
he was the most llkely nominee
Tor governor. n the proErcaalyeg
controlled the New York Ropub.
lican convention. and wrote a real
proKrehnive platform.
Iiui after Roosevelt had traded
with Taft and Ellhu Root for the
control % the convention. then
Roosevelt wrote the platform.
iilnman took one look al the
platform aud Withdrew from the
race and from the convention.
Bully for illnmani
He Is still a progressive and BE-
ia one Of the many who viii look
~ that New York platform and
flee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-11

"Gcntirmen and ladies. Jet us pre-,
sent 20 you Miss MnfEo nuffct. our
usw heavy lady
This. tn effect. e. what Ernest
shipman. manager Of the Baker
Stock company. will say next sun.
dag night when his company starts
playing BrcwAtcrs Millions 81
the Seattle theatre
OF course. az matter 81 fact.
Ernest will do nothing Of the kind
MARCO VIII simply slide on the
stage. saying All sister. then
this 10 our palniial yacht" or some.
thluE like that. and that's ali
theroli be 10 a.
But abe IL new 60 Seattle. this
young lady. and Whcu shlpman
calls her a heavy lady" be has
reference only 10 tho weight or
atrenEth ~ the parts she'll play A.
IA matter of fact. she weighs only
i25 po1nda
Mas buffet has been playing
with the Baker company In Port
land for the past two years and be.
fore that was a fayorlte stock act.
resa AT tho Burbank theatre. Los
Angeles She started her career
With Savage