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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
JUGGLING GIRLS LEAD
BILL AT THE CHUTES
Varied Program of Novelty Acts
Is Promised

The entertainment offered at the
Chutes theater becomes better and bet
ter continually. For the week begin
ming this afternoon a splendid array Of
vaudeville talent has been secured
Heading the bill are Paurs six Jug
Cling girls, said to be the best club
manipulators ever known. Following
them on the list of entertainers are
Reed, st. John and company, known as
the Colonials," and splendid musi-
clans. Billy Link, than whom there is
no better laugh creator on the vaude-
vile stage and who has appeared in
his black face act in this city on sew
eral occasions with great success,
promises many new songs and stories
The Steffen brothers, European bas-
ket jumpers; Giulio Diero. who has an
immense plano ACCORDION from which
he gets marvellous music; Blossom Rob-
inson, a singing cOmedienne; La Toska,
= comedy juggler, and other excellent
vaudeville performers will complete
one Of the best and most varied bills
yet offered at the Chutes.
The usual professional tryout per-
formance viii be given Tuesday night
in conjunction with the regular pro-
gram and on Thursday and Friday
evenings the amateurs will appear.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
IRIS" Tells VIVID
DRAMATIC STORY
Virginia Harned's Third Play at
AlcaZar Is One of Pr
nerO'S Best

The third week of Virginia Harned's
season at the Alcazar begins tomorrow
night with an elaborate production of
Iris the play in which she has made
the greatest impression of her artistic
career
Iris was her exclusive vehicle for
several seasons and she appeared in it
at the old Columbia theater about seven
years ago. 1t tested the capacity of
the house Since then she has revived
it frequently with excellent artistic re-
suits. When she was announced to ap-
pear in Iris during her engagement
in st. Louis a year ago a week was
given to the play, but such was it's
success that fortnight was too short
to permit all who wanted to see the
production to get into the theater.
Arthur w. Pinero. the greatest of liv-
ing English playwrights. wrote Iris,
and in his abundant output there is no
more forcfble appeal to human interest
than is contained in the character and
career of the woman whose name
serves as the title. She is Mrs. Iris
Bellamy, young and fascinating
widow who has been bequeathed a
moderate income. Among her suitors
are Maldonano, foreign banker in
London, and Laurence Trenwith. a
young fellow of limited means who
mas Just graduated from college and
intends to try for fortune in Canada
Beiore his appearance on the scene
Maldonano had clear running for the
WIDOWS hand, and when he is sun
planted In first place he vows yenge-
ance on both the woman and the man.
Iris and Trenwith next appear in
villa near Italy. where they live until
his family prevails on him TO abandon
the questionable alliance and go to
America. Then, through Maldonano,s
Vaccinations. she is reduced to poy
erty and at the psychological moment
the banker arrives and takes adyan-
tage of her misfortunes He places
his check book at her disposal and in
duces her to return to London to live
with him as her protector" He wants
to marry her, but she can not honsstIy
comply because of her continued love
for Trenwith.
Thus they dwell in misery for two
years, when she learns that Trenwith
has returned to London and is ca per
TO lind her. She writes a note to him
out destroys 1t and decides to COM
municate with him through a mutual
friend Malionano finds the scraps of
notepaper which she had cast asiJe
Trenwith interviews her He learn
how she has been living. then re-
viles her and departs. Maldonano rean-
pears, accuses her of having deceived
him and after he has driven her forth
smashes the furniture and bric-a-brac
that he presented to her. Thus ends
the drama
Supporting the star will be William
Courtenay. as Trenwith, and the crea n,
of the Alcazar company in appropriate
roles.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
This decks ATTRACTIONS

COLUMBIA Margaret Angn in "The Awakening of
Helena Richie
ALCAZAR-Virginia Harmed i'm "Iris'
PRINcESS-Ferris Hartman in "The Yankee Consul"
ORPHEUM-Vesta Victoria heading vaudeville bill
VAN NESS-David Kesser in Yiddish drama "The Jewish
Heart"
AMERICAN-MusicaI comedy and vaudeville
Notwithstanding.
CHUTES-VaudevIe and amusement park
ID0RA PARK, OAKLAND-Thaviu's band and Russian
dancers
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
MARGARET ANGLIN
Will BE WELCOME
Noted Actress Assured of Big
Audience at Columbia
Tomorrow Night

Margaret Anglin returns to San
Francisco tomorrow evening after an
absence of six years That she will
be given royal welcome seems a GER
tainty. The Columbia theater will be
filled with an enthusiastic throng of
friends to give her greeting in her
play, The Awakening of Helena
Richie"
The play in which she will appear
has been great success in the east. 1t
ran for five months in New York Miss
Charlotte Thompson. who in very real
sense belongs to San Francisco, but
who, for several years. has been in
New York. adapted the drama from
Margaret Deland's tale of Old Ches-
ter.
Mrs. Deland, whose first serious ef-
fort, John Ward, Preacher" brought
her fame more than 20 years ago, has
endeared herself to readers by her va
rious tales that deal with Old Ches-
ter. an erstwhile rural village that
Is now part of Pittsburg, but which in
the middle of the last century was still
an old world community. Old Ches-
ter as Mrs. Deland has made it known
was very special place. 1t had a way
of thinking as a town and it's people
had a way of speaking their thoughts
and way of acting on their resOlu-
tions. which refers back to sharply in
dividual traits.
Mrs. Deland, in The Awakening of
Helena Richie" uses the people of Old
Chester as the background of a drama
of quiet intensity with Helena Richie,
that splendid creation of her inventive
genius: Doctor Lavender and little
David as central figures.
The play relates to the most i'm
portant episodes in the life of Helena,
who lives apart from her husband
Brutally treated by him. she leaves him
and becomes associated with Lloyd
Pryor, who by the villagers is believed
to be her brother, Curiosity is
aroused and they become suspicious of
Helena. In the third act of the play
the drama eliminates with Helena's
miserable confession to Doctor Laven-
der. David, the child. plays the same
prominent part in the drama as in the
book. While there are sOmber notes
in The Awakening of Helena Richie"
there is much in the four acts of a
lighter nature, Laughter and tears"
as one eastern critic puts it. being
happily mingled"
The play will be given by Miss
gether with matinees on Wednesday
and Saturday.
For Friday afternoons Miss Anglin
announces special matinees, when she
will revive Henry Arthur Jones IA
nous play Mrs. Danes Defense"
which was the play in which she
achieved marked success a few years
ago. when she was a member of the
Empire theater stock company.
The company appearing with Miss
Anglin is practically the same that
supported her in New York. 1t includes
Eugene Ormonde, a we'll known and
popular actor here John r. Crawford,
Howard Hull. Walter Howe, Eugene
Shakespeare, Halbert Brown, Raymond
Hackett, Sally Williams, Gertrude
Swiggett, Frances Jordan. Margaret
Gordon and Mrs. c. w. Brooke.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
NORRIS SUCCESS
SEEMS ASSURED
Vaudeville Lovers Will Respond
if QRality of Attractions Is
Up to Standard

prosperity to every clean amusement
enterprise in San Francisco
So, with a profitable season behind.
and one which the physical influences
were not altogether kindly to in this
rebuilding and rebuilt city, and with a
lively effort on the part of theatrical
purveyors TO give us the best there is;
with the syndicate promising its best
and the Shuberts profering their best;
with the esta blished vaudeville of the
Orpheum a popular fact and factor in
the amusement life of San Francisco,
and with William Morris bending every
energy to meet the issues which will
build up a profitable and popular
vaudeville enterprise. there should be
no reason why, during the year to
come. san Francisco should not hugely
enjoy its play going and encourage the
efforts that are on foot to make San
Francisco the theater going community
which il once was and which it gives
every promise of being again
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
HARTMAN OFFERS
"YANKEE CONSUL"
Merry Musical Comedy Gives
Fun Maker Role of a
Thousand Laughs

For the third week of his successful
engagement at the Princess theater
Fefris Hartman offers an elaborate re-
vival of The Yankee Consul The
nrst performance of this lively musical
comedy will be given this afternoon.
Inc Yankee Consul was formerly
raymond Hitchcock's starring vehicle
IN the east and the medium of one of
ms biggest successes. Hartman has
taken the part and has individualized
II SO tnat tits as unique in Hartman's S
repertoire as ever it was In Hitch
cocks AS Abijah Booze the droll
fankee consul Hartman has elaborated
a character that fits him perfectly. He
Is the lazy, care free American rep
resentatlve in foreign land.
Henry Blossom Jr, author of Check
ers, Is responsible for the book of THE
1ankee Consul and he has .contrived
decldedly humorous plot, the devel-
opment of which is attended by up
roarlous situations, and lines sur
charged with much wit and sparkle.
Ihe music is Alfred Robyn's, and 1t is
charmingly tuneful throughout
The plot Of "The Yankee Consul"
mas TO do with the infatuation of the
consui Tor wealthy widow of San
Domingo, Donna Teresa. The governor
OF the island is also possessed of a
the two suitors. prompted by this RI
VARY, promotes all sorts of compli-
cations and amusing situations con-
celved in true comic opera spirit. A
sublssue is the courtship of Captain
Jack Morell of the United States navy
and the widows daughter Bonita.
The placing of the action in San
domingo allows for some colorfu1 and
spectacular effects, and the picturesque
costumes will be features.
Besides the star. there will be op-
portunities for the many favorites of
the company to shine. Josie Hart will
be the widow; Joseph Fogarty is to
have the part of the governor; Walter
de Leon is to have particularly fine
chance to score as the fiery revolu-
zionist, Leopoldo,. and "Muggins' Da-
yies will look her daintiest in Dres-
den china soubrette role. Myrtle Ding
wall, she of the limpid soprano, has
several songs that will show her voice
to advantage.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19

Max Bing, the German barytone. and
Miss Anna Woodward, the soprano,
who are part of Thaviu's aggregation
of musicians and artists, made friends
at once with Idora park patrons by
their excellent vocalism and their care
fully and artistically selected songs.
The Springfield herald., 1910-04-15
Nor1cn or rRusrEE,s sALE

Public Notice is hereby given that whereas, on
the lst day of July, 1883 Lois Bisehlcr Of the
County of BucR and State Of Colorado, made and
executed. and ON the 23rd day Of July 1883 ac-
tnowlcdgcd and delivered to David Il. Emmons
trustee his certain trustdccd whereby he convey
ed to David r. Emmons. trustee, the following dc
8cribed land situate lying and being in Baca
County Colorado. to-wit: The Southeast Quar-
ter Of Section Twelve .l2) Township Thirty-thrce
,33l South. Range Fort-fve I5J West Of the
Sixth Principal Meridian, for the purpose Of Sc
curing the promissory note Of the raiI Lois Bisch-
lar payable 70 the order Of the American Mort
gage Company, Limited, OF London iu Tho sum of
three hundred dollars and Interest which said
trust deed was thereafter, and on the 9TH day Of
August. A. ID. 1859. recorded in the office OF the
County Clcri, and Recorder Of Baca county, Colo
RADIO. in Booi, T. at page q: and Wherein, The said
note and the interest thereon is wholly unpaid
and long past due; and, whereas il is provided
in said trust deed. that in care OF the failure OF
the maker of said note to pay the same and 'he
interest thereon the said trustee or his successor
in trust shall at che request of the legal holder
Of said note proceed to sell said land at public
sale at the front door of the court house in the
county where The premises are aituatcd first Civ
inr thirty days public notice of the time terms
and place OF sale. and of the property TO be sold
by advertisement in some newspaper printed and
published in The county where the premises are
situated
And, Whereas II 10 further provided in said
trust decd that in case OF the death inability
refusal 20 act or absence from tho county in
which the premi7cs are situated of the said David
r. Emmons. trustee, then the then Sheriff of the
/ County in which tine promises arc aituniod shall
become successor in trust and vested with all the
powers. duties and Obligation Of said David
Emmons, trustee in the premises; and whereas
the said David r. Emmons trustee is permanent
ly absent from Raca county, and from the State
Of Colorado and Is therefore. unable 70 net as
trustee. and whereas under tho tcrrls Of said
trust deed. the undersigned mas become successor
in trust;
Now. Therefore at the request cf the legal
holder and owner Of said MOTEL will az ten o'clock
in the forenoon. on Saturday, the 18th day of May
A. D., 1910 in front Of the court house in the
town Of Springfield, County of Baea and State Of
Colorado, proceed to cell said land ana the whole
thereof at hublig auction 20 the highest and best
bidder for cash for the purpose of satisfying said
note and interest and the cost OF executing this
trust
Dated at Springfield. Colorado. th7, iat DAY Or
April. A d 1910 L. p. MCFARLAND, ShcG-
ifr of Baca County, Colorado
3i-99 Successor in Trust
The Springfield herald., 1910-04-15
Villas Budget

h. Schweizer and family are
enjoying a visit from his brother
Fred Schweizer from Tyrone,
Oklahoma.
The dinner given at the Villas
school was heartily enjoyed by
all who partook of it.
Frank Thompson took in the
Stonington box social, Saturday
night.
Luther Shaw's brother is with
him for few weeks.
Roy Hodges, Luther and Red
Shaw and Walter Schweizer are
at the cedars this week.
May Corcier, from Two Buttes,
is visiting at the home of H.
Schweizer.
Several of the pupils are re-
GREETING school is out.
Fred Schweizer, NAV Corcier,
and Louis Schweizer took a pleas
ant ride through Boston vicinity
Saturday, returning by way of
VIM. Thompson's, taking supper
with them and spending a very
enjoyable evening. Mr.. Thomp-
son is noted for his jovial man.
ner in entertaining,
Mrs. McAdam is greatly i'm
proving.
Buck Davis and family called
on Il. Schweizer and family,
Sunday.
J. Amrine and Mr.. Marching
were in the cedars last week.
The Springfield herald., 1910-04-15
Young Jack for Sale
and d Bargain
In land,

/ have black Jack; mealy
points, one year old on the 22nd
day of last July. He is out of my
big Mammoth Jack David and
big Spanish Jennet. This young
ster is a good one every way,
fine knee action, good bone, clean
head and measures now 14l
hands, jack when 4 years old
will measure Is hands or better
and will be worth then all kinds
of money. He is no dead head
but active and will handle a
goodly number of mares this sea-
son. ! also have some big Jen-
nets; set Of heavy, double strap,
brass mounted work harness with
collars. Also a set Of light driv-
ing harness with breast plates;
a Fine Improved Ranch, 7 quar-
ters decided, 6 quarters leased
land, u miles from the county
seat, land all in one body, all un
der good fence, plenty of water,
| $50 acres of alfalfa land, grows
/ by sub-irrigation. | cut four
crops a season on part of the
land. Prices on the above are
right. Also one pair good mules,
wagon and harness, price 1925.
aHE If the stock and other art
Iicles listed above are not sold be-
fore the public sale at Stoniug-
ton, they will be sold at auction
there, April 23rd.
w. P. BAILEY,
Springfield, Colorado.
The Springfield herald., 1910-04-15
Notice OF Fina! settlement.

IN rhc Matter or the Estate OF WHus L. Gilbert,
deceased.
Noticc is hereby given, that ON Monday the
ninth day Of May, A D. 1910, being one pf
the regular du!- OF the Apnl term Of Che
County Court Of Eaca County, lu the state Df
Colombo 1, Jaurs 3D.. yauorsloL Administrator
Of said estate. VIII appear before the Judge of
said Court, present my final settlement a- such
admin twtpr, paas Hg approval of the same,
and Wil Chen apply to be dlscnareed "- such
administrator. Al which time uud place any
peT-on 100 Interest mag appear aud present OBJ
jcrtiou- to enc same 10 amy tbcrr hc,
Dated 40 sprug gHeld, colorado. April 9, 1910.
y. o NEEp.HD0L-
Administrator uf the tate OF Wili- T.. Gilbert
Jcfra ed. a5-as
The Springfield herald., 1910-04-15

NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LEASE STATE
LANDS.
ONCE of the State Beard Of Land Commisaioaers.
Denver. Colo, March %, 1910
Notice is hereby given that Crede H. Davis
whose postoafee address is Mazey Colorado. has
made application No. 57s9 to lease the following
described school lands, situate in Baea county,
Colorado. to-,git:
Me- Of NE o., Sec. 3r T..r % so-th, r. 10 west
sWl of NEli. r. 40 west
Me- of SWli, r. 40 west
SWi Of swi,, r. 90 west
No other application to lease the above deserib-
ed lands will be considered after April % 1910.
B. /. jefferson.
Register Seate Board Land Commissioners.
The Springfield herald., 1910-04-15
MaXey Items.

Qaite a little snow fell here last Sun
ilay night but cleared off and the mois-
ture helped the grass that is coming
3n fine.
Tho stock in this section Of the coun-
try are gaining fast and will be big fat
by fall.
j. A. McKellar has gone to Las An
imas this week, and Indications are
that there might be new bride at the
Mcclellan Bros. ranch, soon.
The old bachelors are talking Of
building a charitable home to send the
Did maids, when they get TOO old.
Maxey is expecting several new res
'dents, soon.
All old bachelors ought to go tc
heaven, as their lives on earth is not
quite like being in heaven.
The Springfield herald., 1910-04-15
THE BENCH ROBBERY

One of the accused, Matlock, finally
tlisgorged 81, ,24O concealed in his shoes,
and disclosed the whereabouts of $l2l
more. This with $1,000, already recov-
cred covers the amount stolen. The
three mex charged with the crime will
be tried before Judge Henry Hunter,
on Tuesday of next week. The men
have wives and little ones and other
relatives for whom much sympathy
must be felt
The Springfield herald., 1910-04-15
Boston items

f. Stapleton left for Syracuse fol-
freight for Wheeler, Saturday.
Mrs. G. II. Poyner is reported te be
seriously i'll at this writing.
+. Lepel and Chas. Wilson came il
from Syracuse with freight for Wheel
er, Saturday.
Fred Hollistcr spent Sunday at Chas.
wilson's.
Louis Wilson of the Rodley neigh
borhood, was transacting Business il
this vicinity, this week.
MIR. Wilson, having purchased feec
from the McNichol Bros, is delivering
same to his place.
The Springfield herald., 1910-04-15
Notice ofrrustee,s Sale.

Notice is hereby given that. pursuant To the
powers granted in that certain trust decd, ex-
eauted By Rosoalyin P. Peel, 10 Gesrre ". Toms,
Trustee. recorded IN book 50. page 4o in thi office
Of lhe County Clerk and Recorder Of Las Animas
County, Colorado Whereby the said Rosealyin P.
Peek conveyed 10 the said trustee the following
described lard, situate lying and being iu Baca
county, Colorado. ta-wit: The Southwest Quarter
of Section 81. Township a3 South, Range 70 West
Of the5th Principal Meridian, said land at the
time Of tae executing and recording os sai' trust
decd. Leinr situate in Che Co. OF Las Anima5 and
State Of Colorado, out Of which said las Animas
County tne slid Raea county was, 5utscr1cnt To-
Che executing ana recording OF said trust decd by
statute erected FOR tlr pGrrose ot securing
OF che a1id Roalgin r. pook, and in
which said trust decd have bseu. by Che legal
holder OF s-i8 note appointed substituted trustee,
I win. mt the ragoat Of the leaal holder a- said
note offer sold land al public sale Co lho highest
hab.r for cash. Of tH1 fremont street door gl -ho
ya.r; House n tho sil OF Denver, Colorado. ON
tag iit lay of Nay A. d. 1910. At 80 u.cask
a. al., t.r che purpose pt satisfying sl.d note.
which ia uaat due and unpaid. aorat.er alH the
8acEucd interest taorrau.
uatgt t- Denver. Colorado. .hia Is. day OF April.
a. u. t1lD. JOHN y. MAIL
$3.50 Substituted Trustee
The Springfield herald., 1910-04-15

There will be an entertainment
and pie social at the Jones ranch,
April 3rd, for the benefit of the
school house land the r. R.
Mr.. BaIlou will have his studio
ready, soon, to take our pictures.
Now we don't purpose to let the
coyotes eat all our melons this
year as long as scarecrows arc
plenty.
The Springfield herald., 1910-04-15
Stoninaton Items

Charles Nance has returned from
California.
Mrs. McGehee returned from Villas,
Sunday.
Mr. Rinehart has moved on the Nc
Gehco place and win work for MIN
this summer.
Fred Hafner is back and preparing
to pub out a crop.
we understand Ed 2iitchem win
have house keeper, tris summer.
An uncle and auat Of Mrs. Germ
Thompson are aera lron Missouri.
There was a quiet wedding at the
home of j. W. Dorrs Sunday. Marion
Lasley md Miss Martha Doris were
the contracting parties. Only a few
friends of the family were present.
Squire Gilmore performed tine cere-
mony. The young couple went to La
mar, Monday, where they intend to
live May their journey through life
be "a happy one.
The Springfield herald., 1910-04-15
MARRIED

At the Methodist parsonage, at 2
o'clock Tuesday afternoon occurred the
marriage Of VIM. Henry Mcclellan Of
Maxey, and Miss Myrtle N. Bowen of
Hotchkiss, the Rev. H. NJ. Pingree Of
;iciating.
Mr. Mcclellan is a well known BaCa
county sheepman and the bride popu-
lar school teacher Lamar News.
The Springfield herald., 1910-04-15
NOTICE Of APPLICATION no LEASE

STATE LANDS.
unlca of The statc Board Of Land Coumi-
sionrr Denver. Colorado, March 80, 1910.
NouCg b. hereby given shat I. o.. sayier
whose pu=tnll'rp 0Idra-- Is lunar. Colo, has
made application SO 1908 go lease thc following
tg-rlbeG school Lands .uatr in Bura COM
ty. Colorado to-wit;
Alo, section G. Township south, Range
o. West
no other application Geo lrl-e tBc above de-
-cI0al aud- r.u De col.idcro, uftcr tprjl 10,
1910
u J.. JEgFaE-ON,
#c4.srar State Board Lout commissioners.
8l-r5
The Springfield herald., 1910-04-15
ROdIey Items

Building school houses seems
TO be the order of the day.
G. N. Paris has been very sick
Dr. Milligan being called in at
tendance.
D. Hall has returned from
Kansas with the remainder of
his stock and household effects.
John Keller is building on his
claim.
Harvey Bryan has taken a
claim west of the Jones ranch.
L. M. Jones went to kenton.
Friday.
The Springfield herald., 1910-04-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICNTIO
Department ortAc Interior,

NOTICE FOR PUBLIC NTION.
Department ortAc Interior.
Land ONCE at Lamar, colorado.
Fearuasy l5, 1907.
Notice i- hereby given tIgt Abraham Fish
of Stoaiugtou, colorado, who, oa ucc. 9th, 800,
made Homestead entry So. a1s5s serial No.
ola4a, for thc >WI of section %, Township a3
south, Range s. rest Of the Bth Principal Mcri-
dian, has filed notice of intention to make
Final Fiyc-ycar Proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before the Clerk of
the District Court, ct springfield. Colorado on
the 23rd day Of April, 1910.
claimant names as witne-sc-: c. j. Malm-
berg r. $ withnell, W. 5. Mathies. : W.
Mathie-, all OF stuniugton, Colorado.
joins \. WILLIAMS,
31-28 Register.
The Springfield herald., 1910-04-15
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