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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-09-01

1t is said among petitioners,
"when you haven't got case. abuse
the opposing attorney"
watch the different candidates for
office. and note how true this is in
the present campaign.
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Suffered at the pOst-offce at WaShburn
Wisconsin. as second-class mail matter.

EVERY man in America is a
Sovereign" some one has said, and
the reason is every man has voice,
through his ballot. in the govern
ment, so you see, it is very impor-
tant that every man votes and that
he votes intelllgently, and he can
only do this by a careful study OF
the questions at issue.
A question becomes an issue when
it has opponents and opponents
When it comes up for your vote for
or against and yet it may be a side
or minor issue. Again it may De
covered by a larger issue. The
question for me to answer. for myself
alone is. What is the paramount
issue, having decided that, it be
comes my duty to vote for the man
who declares himself for that issue
regardless of party. Where two
men, running for the same office
stand for the same great issue, then
minor issues or the man himself may
decide my vote.
This is a, government of the peo-
pie, for the people, by the people;
that is government of all the peo-
pie, for all the people by majority
of the people.
Whenever a class or number of
classes coz troll the legislative power
Of the government and make or con-
troll the laws for any minor part OF
the people, then it becomes gov
eminent of all the people, for part
of the people by class of people,
and is unjust and ruinous to our
people, making the class rich at the
expense of the great bulk of the peo-
pie.
In the light of this fact, draw
your own conclusions as to the com.
parative Importance of the various
issues at stake at the present time.
It is evident that whenever class
tries to prevent question which
affects al the people, from becoming
an issue, thus preventing the people
by majority vote to decide for or
against, you may rest assured that
that question deals with class legis-
lation.
Apply this test to County Option,
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William Knight
Candidate for
Member of Assembly
Primaries Sept. 9Th, 1910.

Bayfield,, Wis, August goth, 1910
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-09-01

shall be held and MAJORITY of the voters of the
county shall decide against issuing licenses
or barroom may legally within that county for period of
two years. or until procense is favored by MAJORITY
When however MAJORITY of the of the county
shall decide in favor of license saloons may exist legally and
under license in that county
However if any local option district within the county
objects saloons may, upon MAJORITY vote, exclude
from that district after the county in which is
located, has voted -.
The proposed county option law REPEALS NO EXIST
ING EXCISE LAWS.
In other words where county would DRY the towns
cities and villages within it CANNOT VOTE THEMSELVES
WET But when county would vote WET the towns cities
and villages within the county MAY, by VOTE EXCLUDE
SALOONS from their territory in this wet county If
district within county is dry at the time county votes wet
the district remains unaffected Just as it
The effect of the proposed law to protect the individual
tax payers of taxing unit the county, against the added
burden of public expense that result of liquor traffic
unless MAJORITY OF THE COUNTY SO TAXED DE-
CIDES THAT IT WANTS TO CARRY THE BURDEN
The county option law proposed imposes regulation
whatever upon the manufacturing whoesang possession
in homes and other places of liquors or beer
The proposed law deals only with the license question: and
the license question deals only with the retail sale of liquors
beverages.
THAT what the proposed county option law really IS
and DOES 2
Candidates advocating the claims of the brewers have
various estimates of a county option law.
On hand they CONDEMN county option for the
son (?) that it affords ADDITIONAL GOVERNMENTAL
MACHINERY FOR THE PEOPLE TO USE IN REGULAT-
ING vital condition
Again. county option is CONDEMNED by its opponents on
the ground that it is aimed summariy destroy the ONLY
SPECIAL INTEREST intrenched in Wisconsin.
The brewers-the brewers of Wisconsnthrow consistency
to the winds and BOTH ATTACK AND SUPPORT county
option.
In Wisconsin the home Of thousands who emgrated here
to ENJOY INDIVIDUAL LIBERTY the brewers are attempt
ing to make liberty loving people believe that PERSONAL
LIBERTY MEANS UNREGULATED BARROOMS
They trying nveige this great people into fighting
FOR demoralizng institution that the brewers have
THRUST UPON THE PEOPLE
The brewers say: ''Vote AGAINST county option; it
threatens your personal liberty!
But in Alabama Florida and Georgia at this moment
the brewers advising the voters of the south to
vote FOR county option; it will preserve your personal
,Iiberty!''
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A Card

We, the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money on 30
cent bottle of Green's warranted
Syrup OF Tar if it fails to cure your
cough or cold We also guarante
a 25-cent bottle to prove satisf fact
DRY or money refunded. Fox Bros,
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Dear SIR.

Bayfield,, August GOTH
children,
poll
the
Of
they shall be administered Proressves
should
br1bed by this element
Stand-Patter SandStiller and
bidding
this
time justice through
I
a It help
LaFollette,
elect himBe
full howy respectfully,
zNzza~ h~zT.
Candidate for Assembly
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For u mild. easy action of the
bowels, single dose o. Doan's
Regulets is enough Treatment
cures he bitual COZ stip}tion. 70
cent b'x. Ask your drngg lst for
them.
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COUNTY OPTION LAW
Operation and Effect Of Proposed Legislation
CAPT. WIN. MITCHELL LEWIS
Candidate for Republican
Nomination for Governor
n. and Effect of Proposed Legislation

The exact provisions and the opera
ton of the proposed county option law
are extremely simple to understand
Of course the broad and lasting ef-
feet of the law for the state would be
to clear the legislature of the ONLY
SPECIAL INTEREST intrenched and
in control of Wisconsin affairs the
BREWERY INTEREST.
The proposed law provides that 20
per cent of the voters at the last pre-.
ceding election for governor in a coun-
ty may petition for an election onGthe
subject of licensing saloons within that
county.
Eo11ou,ioo c,1cI1 notition 81, election
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. Dfern. n.

Sett tit bic idj1me Diterseit,
Do frent iifb Mlles melt nn0 brett.
Ete 2inber anf bas GieriuMen
umb anf ben id1nen Sfterfmdeu,
SaS WGbden anf ibr nemes Glcio,
Sas 5n benz Sfterfeit bereit;
Der Sangling fiiblt elm fhaAtern Sa=
gen
soa ct nm bic Welisbte fraaen?
Su Sdaufeniter, bort BEL Sent StDre,
SaMd)t jett ber Siterbat herppr.
Gr tit nidlt idD1n bus glamb' tdj gern--
God bafiir idbenklid) nnb moberu.
Senn mas MODERN lit, trast bic gSeIt
gSenn es ilr ielbit aud ntd5t gcfaflt,
gSenm allies nur mp6ern unh ncit
Weadlt ntan itfl ielbit snr 8pselieben.
Snd) taiiem mir ben Wspnengraus.
Gs idjlagen jebt bte 81nue aus,
llnb fur5e 3eit ,uirb MIR perge0'n 4
Bis Mfles mir tn gIiite ieb'r.
lfnb rings 1erum lit 8liiten6uft
tlnb tuiir5ig =milbe stueidje 2uft,
Waan bGIts nidJt mebr int pauic aus,
Gs trcibt in's 5reie ms binaus.
9odl nit bent iuarmem Gpnnenidciu
9a itellt aud oft Der 9nrit iidl elm,
tlnb es bebenft fitb Sehermanm,
gSie er i'm iupl balb lbidlen tann.
Spdl Or. W'artin 2ntber ipridli:
n8as WaiIer tnts alleine nid)t,
Sol iuirfltdj bir Der grnnf gebeib'u
9tab etiuas anb'res babel ietn."
9a ueif idl uirfiidb in Der Sat,
Dir einen guts famDien 0iat:
giit burittg BIT, bas slaube mir,
8eiteae BRETT Alant o 8icr.
Sd ueik, bm rmfit:: Oh, ebler 1ranf,
g8er bid er5eugte, babe Sanf,
Sc lit 6er bette Ernnf fir tuabr
sSiir Sftern - nnb fiir's gau5e Sabr."
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Giieababn=Jabrp
&. G. 6. g. gahn

~ ~. N ". ". OugN.
sos -@on aOrben. .e.45 absnos
gso. = 8om Norben. -. .6.45 mDrq
go. 7-2ocal bon 9earne 1000 mora
gto. 9-aocal bon Raleitine -.
:. ..10.45 abenas
go. f. Son Megifo. u. .1.50 uae)lr.
gto. 12-2oeal BON 2areoo (gemiidt) :.
$40 mora.
SO. 4 Nad bem Gorben. 1876 nad5m.
9to. g. Na6 benz Nprben. 800 absnbs
No. 8-SDcal nadb Baleitine /. 80 mora
gto. 10 @gpreb na6 5earne.
So. 5 -ssob Waerifo 100 mora' nsals
9o. i -soeal nob 2oreoo {senlidt)
9. q. & 81. 3. gabn.
arfnnft-
go. -Sooliiton II. 5. &iilte I 100 nocf,nl
yto. 3-Soniton IL D. @iite 700 porn
No. -ailiten1tdbte lib nadllr
ylo. 10 Son &errpile =. 9:45 BORN;
gto. "A @on aerrbi(le, mtr Son1tags
Gbfahrt-
go. 2-Souiton H. 5. aiiite. 1926 BORN
20. 4-9oniton Ii. 5. &iiI tie s 80 abenos
gso. 6-aiiitenftdbte. -. LAO nacbm.
Sso: 43-gtad aerrbille, altsgenomn1en
Sorlnfaas. 1925 lnd)m
Np. 4f-gfad aerrpille, mlr Sonntaas
I. GAO nadml
g.. $. & 9. q. (Saupt-ainie).
SO. O. @om Often. s7:35 uosm
So gon, often. 600 nadur
gio 10-@l gaio II. 8eitel. q 80 nastlna
So 2-@on Sci 9aio.. 1880 BORN
SO gaae Ct 9aiO uuO sBeftet.
SO. 1o-9iad 5. gseiten. 1880 abenhs rs,
SO. 8-Ga6 Dem Often .t1:0O BORN
$40. 1-stadJ 9el gfio. 400 abenos
gietOria 9ibiiiun, g. $. & g. u.
g5o; 305--euero. @ictoria. 7:5o nadm
$40 8o6- guero. @ictoria. 500 BORN
VI. &. & :. gabu.
SO. 211-gon eOuitOn uno ealDsfton
SO. 235- Som gorben. .7.30 borlIliti.
gso. 23t-@om Rorben uno Soultcn
... -. 1926 nadlm
go: Boom @oroel. .7:45 abenos
Mhfd6rt
$40 244 -aa6 Dem gaOroen u. eOuitOn
;. :. ..7.10 pprm
SO. t0-9aa6 bem @oroen. 1000 BORN
$40. 236-gaadb benz Noroen. :.
:. :. :. 200 absnSs
SO. 242-Nah benz gaoroen unb Sal
neitpn.. .11.5O nbenba
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RaSifalbeilmne
Nerbeni6lua6e

sdpoebe. nero55e Verfonen, eepIaet bon ooff,
niingsloIigfeit nno t6le9ten Ir6unIen, erfhsp.
tenoen IuSiiifien, Rruits @tden. u,,o Goets
unb @efi&tS, aatarrb. W}aeenSrl6en, etH6iper.
ttnpfina, Miibigieit, @rr6ten, bittsrn, bersIiops
ten. 8rlifthetIemmung, geuaitIf0fett i,nb Sriib.
einfadl, iAuefl nnb bttlte allie unnatiirIi.
dicn Yeri,tfte rins anSere ssslsen jasenS&
lsdlcr Ecrtrrunsen sriinSitG seleilt rna
psl!e Ueinnhhstt nHb Brpbfinn ,pieser.
trlanst tuerbeu tSnnen. - Gans ncuea
&eilnerfa9ren. Sessr fetn eigner Nrst.-
1eies qnberorbeBtlt9 intereiIante ,ino Iebr,
reiGe Bud {Dtutf@s &ufIaes isoe). meId6es
BON lung ynb aft, maaHn unb Srdu. esiefsn
peroen ioIlte, fam seeen Gtnienbuna bon sS
Gents in srtefmarfsn berfisseIt besoeeIi ioerbes,
bon Der
Yriuatsalinif, 1876. 9lb.nue
aassn Eerk, o.. %.
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Mrs. WlnsIoWs Soothing Syrup

lit ieit iiber so Sabren bon Uainio-
nen bon Miittern beim 3abnen if.
rer &nber init b5llisem Grfuls ge.
6ralibt tporoen. gs berubiet bas
aino. eriDeidt oas 8abnfleiih, lin.
bert ale Shmeraen, furiert @ino-
GDlie unb lit bic bette 4r3nei eegen
9iarrboe. Son alien 9ruggiiten
m ie6em Seil Der MeIt perfouft.
Seio iiher unb perIangt n@trs.
Winslotps Sootbine gpr,tp" ,mo
nebmt rihts @nberes. 90 cts. bic
5laffe.
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: / n $.
g1ah elmer @onferetls nit

gfad elmer 4onferen5 nit Dem
8onperneur bat %. $. @iG. Der
8oriibenoe Der itaotliden 3udJt-
bnltsbeboroe, Die grfl1runa obac-
geben, baB es nidt fldr lei, OF oie
gcboroe oas &eht babe, Die @iiea=
perfe in &usf 81 perfaufet rllo oub
lie oesDalb Die @erfe autb nif,t
uerfnufen merbe.
S. 6. 9orpop alias B gs
9otes, Der friibere grpreB-@gent in
1ficlel, Me2ennan County, bai ii6
Der ltnterldlagune eines @elopofets
idJuloig befannt uno lit GIT 8pei
Sabren 3u6tbaus perurteilt NOR.
ben.
- Sn Soeiia bat 1ib elm geiuiiler
0j 6 @ebpner ben @eri6tcn ud-
ter Der Selbitartflage geiteIlt, oaB
er ieinen 0ruber i'm Streit aetotct
bobc. er bebauptet, er babe in
Sclbitperteioigung eebanbelt.
ssn Der ge1be oes mad ibnl
benonnten 9rtes 9Iuegerpilet in
srapis eountp lit George Bflueger,
elmer Der ilteiten 8etpobner iener
@cseno eeItorben. Gr Bat ungefabr
filllfsig Sabre in Srapis Gonntp &c.
luobnt.
@ouperneur Campbell erfl1rt.
Die geahriht, Die 9robibitioniften
in Semple batten Inn Die 3uiell.
oling bon &angers eriudt, iei MIDI.
ma1r.
= gon 8rpan na6 College Gta-
ton ioa cine iogenonnte ssnterurban
Mnf,i, ochn,,+ ,,,orSor
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PeimtiidDe 9satb. itf,ten.
Bon Sntereiie fir sSebem in san
9(nfpmiD.

Sr ieoer 3eitulg oes 2anoes le.
len Sic 8elheiniguttgen bon Herln-
nen III entle0enen BIaten, sic Don
oieiem ooer ienem MitteL fir iebe
&ronf6eit furiert iein tpoIIen ooer
groBe 2irberung erfabrenr baben.
Nber bier IN San Mntonio perofFent-
liden mir 1tnr geri1te bon esan
Intonio, bon San Mntonier 2eutell
genodt, oos 3eugnis gurer Sreun-
De, 0acbbarn ODER Mitbiirgern.
Ut. Gon5ales, garbier, 9olorpIa
Str. San slntonio, Seras, lagt:
SD fano eroBe 2inoerung ourf Den
@ebral1b bon Doan's 9eieren 9il.
len als i6 an 9dererl=Beidtperoen
lit. Sic furierten cine accnte 2ib-
mung meines 8iidens, mel6e bel
Seuten metnes Gei6dftes 10 getpohN=
lid 1T uno befreiten mid aud Don
elmer Sdmierigfeit NIT meinen Nie-
rei-Iusideionnge Sd bin nu1
I'M Stanoe, gut gu i6lafen uno mein
gefinoen lit in ieoer geoiebung beI=
ler. SD CLAUDE mid beredtigt, arl-
oern Nleren=2eioenoen an5uraten,
0oans geieren=9ilIen einen gerlr,d
81 gebei1."
Bum gerfauf bel alien SanbIern.
Ereis SO Gents. SoiterzMilburn
80, Buffalo, Seem Oorf, olleinioe
@genten fir oie Ser. stoaten.
erinnert gu6 oes 9eonens -
Ooons = ilno nebntt feline onoeren.
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Wenau befplat.

Ser Sbulse lit Elm geitridter
Strunpfbanoler nno beiruliber Got
terieipieler. 6eintlih hesbolb, ,meil
leine sSrau ibm, ipenn iie oapon er.
fibre, Die 9lllgen ausfroBell piiroe.
Gines Cages lit nun pieoer cimnial
Der beiBeriebrte 3iebungstas beran-
gefomnlen, nno oa Der Dor llngeoulo
5appelnoe Sdrr S1ul5e nidr per-
lonlih abfomnen fonn, 10 5icht er
ieinen 2ooenburi6en ailian ing
0ertrnuen.
oailion" luiipert er, oipring nit
oem Coos billiiber gum 8odefteur IL.
fraae, Oh es ge5oge1 porben 1T.
SIT etipas barauf gefalleil, bebelte es
ia fir 3idl"
llno Der 9iliau tat, mie itnt aebei-
Ben moroen NOR, ltedte Die oreitau-
ieno Wforf, Die auf oas Coos gefal-
len lparen, IN Die Said)e uilo gitlg
banit nod Mmerifa.
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oes 'oeeres uno ser JIotte ouf Sic
Site Der peniionierten Siii5itre
iebte.
9ei eineln ganfett Der Seem
gneIano @fonltfacturer sSelpeIers
9liiociotioll, nlt Dem olld Senator
alorih tei(nobm, bielt 9sriiioent
soft eine begeiiterte Neoe ii6er ocn
llenen 5orif ulto beballptete BON
iluu Ell iei oie bette @inllol)n,e-
0uelle, Die mir ic oebabt, fibre
oobci lnebr Saben 5olfre. ell,,
ais irgeno Elm auoerer 9orlf por-
Ser, babe Die 9taten oes gillelep-
5arif reou5iert, bobe onrh oia Gin
letlina oes 3o49eri6fs bic 0toa.
lidfeit gelbaffen, oie 5ollgeicbe
prompt ourd5ufiibren; babe sSrei-
banoel nit ben g6ilippincll einge-
fiibrt uno oen Morimol uno @aiui.
tual=Sarif eingerihtet.
9ie 8unoes @ranojllrp in
Sbicaeo bot ibre llnteriuhutrg be.
5ilglib Der all9eblicbell uebettretlln-
gen oes Sbermall'ib iben 9lnti-gruIt-
geites BON Seiten Der 9eotional
Facfing Company beenoet uno bof
9lnflogcn aeaen bic 9eatiollo( Yatf.
ing Gonpaap nno Die 5n 1br oeburl-
gen @eieIlidaften erbobelt.
@us @oibineton miro gen1el-
BET, oas pom aongreb eiltgeleste
ltnteriudungsgeri6t lei iebt I'M &c.
Iis alien 8elpeismaterinls uno al.
Ter gnsiogen be5iigIif 6es 9rotpns-
uiller Safes uno iperoe oenlr1adlt
Dem aongreB feline Gntl6eioulg
norlegen.
sSSobn MabraD nrto Die altoern
seilneblner an Dem eroBen Sport
I6iDinoel, Die bonn @eriht iit Goun.
ell Bluffs, So, oes Misbrolcbs ser
Roft i6nloi9 befllroen marelt iiro
ieoer 5l 5ipei Sabren 3udtbous uno
3oblung bon $4,000 perllrtcilt.
Nus Chicago miro geneloet,
es peroe niht 8n einem Stretfs Der
Sei5er an Den meitIibeu 5abnen
fommen, olle Streitfragen ieiesl oe.
reaeIt.
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@ercimtc sNeiidbeid)an.
(s8ie oas sllter Der Sleii6iptten gu
erfernten iSt0

(g8ie oos Sitter Der Sleiibioften Su
erfernen iltD
9abeu $ bner graite Siibe,
9ann nit @oriid)t lie genieBei
3a9' lit meiii iogor Die 8rii6s,
Wseioe dngltlisb iolfles @ieb.
9at Der Sale barte 3Dffel,
ST er elm 6ejabrter E0ffeI.
9 Of fp in 6 e II neiln eS roiig idlait,
8ar @robnlutter. anitatt 8ramt.
q in B er, Die id)ou bunfelrof,
0fief audi ionit mol balb Der Sob.
9a m IN e I nit piel talgem Sped
Nebmeu 9raft gum 8auen meg
@iro Dir SIeii6 ms 9alls ge6radlt,
9as erobiaftig bid atilaht,
9as NIT 5dber, gelber 5diuart
uuterm Wejier i6redfib bart,
Dann. bielliebe &od6in, iieb.
SIT bas 8inb elm s5 otte fiji f"
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Namen, ooB iie Die nngarii6c arune
niht onerfenne. Die 8auernpartei,
betonte Der 9ieoner, lpiini6e ocn 81.
lamn1eni6lnB Der Slonen. 9ludj lusr.
De lie nit allen 9eutiden 5ulant-
melgeben oeren 9euiie iei: Sod
@obsburgl geieoer @obenooaer,tl" T"
9a Die Wogen Ser politiidcn Gre
gnng angelihts Der @orbereitunaen
far Die 8orlonents-N -Neuipoblen be-
relts bod)geben, bat oieie Grffae
rilne oes frootiiden 9tbeeoroneten
uln 10 groBeren Ginbruf genlaht.
Denn lie mabnt an Den ihorien aon-
flift uno Die einidueioenoen Gpaen-
lose, melde 5lpiiden aroaten uno
Wngporen beftebeu.
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Gaubbeit fann nid5t ge6eift ueroeu
oltrf lDfale GppIitationer, neil iie ben
ben fra,lfen Sell bes Sbres nidt erreis
den fonnen gs giebt nur eilen 8ea,
bic Eaub6eit an fllrieren, utlo Der 1T
ourd fonititutiorlelle Deiln1ittel. gnu6.
6eit tpirb bnr1 einen entsiinoeten &.
ltano Der f6leinigen Nusfleibuna ber
@llta9ii6en 0f0bre berurIaht. WsnE
oieie 0i6bre jid ent5iinbet, 1abt SIR els
net1 rlInpelnben Son ober unbolfomnes
le5 8ebor; un6 tpenn 1ie gan5 geldfcI.
Ell lit, erfolgt Enubbeit, utlo iDenn 6ieIe
Snt5iinbung nibt eeboben uno bieie
fobre iDieber IN ibren geb1rigen 8us
'taito perieBt tserben fonn, tDirb Sas
Seh0r fir INNER 5eritort iperoen; neurl
Sale inter 5ebn 1tIlb blrd Gatarrp
perllria6t, fpel1er ni1tS als elm entr
aiinoeter 3uitan6 Der fhleinligen Gbers
fld6en lit.
g8ir tpollen einbuabert 9onars fir
ieben (bmrdl &atarrb berllrfa1ten sall)
bon Saubbeit geben, ben mir nidbt 6ltrh
ginnebmen bon Sal's &atarrbs&1r hcts
len t0nnen 2aBt @ub umfonit girfu.
lare fommetl.
s. S. gbeneb & Co, Solebo, 8.
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225 Sling @illiom StroBe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26
Opera Companyin Last Week
Scores With New Members

bread Man. sho la we'll known
here through her operate engage
mrnta at the Grand, and last even
inE was u plump and pleasing Lydia,
with unusual viyacity and stage
presence
Aida Hemml sang the role Of
Vladimir most excrliently, and con
trlbuted beautiful interpolated
number Ia the third act as well
James Ste, ems can work 40 the role
% the HuHsian general moro effect
lNely than ht did last evening Mau-
rico Darcy WIS very acceptable ah
the paaha. pucic Ripple flliod the
stage idea Of a Newspaper man very
nicely II you would be accurate.
however MIR Ripple YOU must re-
member that no one but cub 80.
pnrteg would so around with his
notebook IN his hand all tho Time,
Ia the first piece, and Ia the second
place. BE wouldn't carry "a notebook.
but a wnd OF copy paper
Should Have Coed House.
"Fatinitxa" on the whole. 10
good example 81 the old line comic
operas with real music and nttrac-
tive stage dreaslnE, and should at
tract all ~ the clientele which the
company has built up during ~
seven weeks stay here.
This n the farewell week % the
National Opera company ~ Seattle
Next sunday night the troupe opens
a season u four weeks az the Port
land theatre with "Boccaecio
Meanwhile, anyone who II thinking
% establishing permanent stock
organization IN Seattle should first
communicate with Managers Rus
sell a Drew. and they viii hear
something 90 their advantage.
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went around among the Orpheum
audience, and then the house was
still the dead stlll which comes
when a speech goes home. SMITH
talk was sound. intense. full of
feeling
Campbell held hts weary pose for
nearly moment. evidently deeply
moved. Then ne straightened up.
walked across 10 smith aud Offered
his hand
Comes the Joker.
Smithy." ne said. aOiamnly.
you've got the making OF flae
plano tuner In you
This bit OF dialogue was typlcal
OF the act prcsen led by Smith and
Campbell last niRht the cicyerest
thing on the Orpheum bill They
were ON a threedaY camping aud
fishing trip Ana Campbell was
one 81 those fellows who gets tired
Everybody Who has been Ola a fish.
iug trip knows the type nut sore
and Tired aud diagusted as be- was
he never Host his sense % humor.
and made a vgrY ukable character
Frank FoEarty got away With bis
funny stories There's funny
thing about funny stories. You
cant tell any story 10 a bunch 20
people and have Il new to every
body Al the same time y0u can
tell The oldest story On rho world
To a bunch OF people and haze g.
rev % some III them. A story may
circulate all around you for years
all your friends and your family
may have heard 81. but its still new
90 you an you hear IL
Got Many LaughA
That's the way with FoEarty's
stories last night Everyone got
IA laugh. though Mr. A was saving
Az. I've heard that 90 one story.
while Mr. y laughed his head of
Then ~ mutterUd Cheatnuts" over
the next one. which left A.
apoplectlc
One thing Fogarty tells a story
sell That helps lot
There was lots % action Al
Emily Green's playiet. ard the
Jolly Wild company In theirs fur.
nished some good songs and dances
and kept the house we'll euter.
talned
The rest Of the bin Included hob.
TIP a GO. Ia an acrohafic novelty.
mero and Porelni italian must.
clans and the three Masoagno
brothers, which "a funny " you
Ike III
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NTH AND CAMPBELL MAKE
| HIT AT ORPHEUM THEATRE
|,ak Fogarty, the Head
liner, Gets Many Laughs
|with His Irish Stories.

,es,e. old man." said Smith
[...rlv. "gt isn't the money.
knoVs that. You can have
II the money I'VE got--er all
"a That isn't "a, but ! hate
4 ,ss a good fellow like you
[.,ns money away 70 the
k.s.ss and the gamblers"
/ csmehxll said nothing, but
II wsarily, his head in his
knas
sgver since you've been
|..s.na money you've been Civ
4. Il 10 these fellows. And
never get ahead ei the
-. You're huckina another
E,nx asme. The house never
|,ss,. % you ever see one Of
-. fellows begging a meal
|, selne buried w the potters'
|s,ai ! tell YOU, : Just don't
Il 70 sec you % a. That's
D.
|Asv was a ripple OF applaus