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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-10-20
Unclaimed Letters.

MINERAL POINT, Oct. IS, 1910-Let
the Mineral Point postoffice:
Domenico Nardi, Mrs. Lizzie Tugaw,
Mrs HI. Trims, r. w. Schultz,
j. Cole, Mrs. Seattle Bennett
In calling for above, please say advertised.
B. r. PRIDEAUx. Postmaster.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-10-20
Have Your Cows Tuberculin
Tested

Tested.
'"This is to certify that J. Roy Gordon
has successfully passed the examination
given by the Wisconsin Live Stock
Sanitary Board and his tests will be
considered official within the State of
Wisconsin.
Signed D. B. CLARK,
State Veterinarian,
M. P. RAvENEL,
Examiners"
[ am now booking dates for consider
able testing this fall and winter Write
me for prices, stating the number you
want tested. I can save you money.
j. Roy GORDON,
P. O. Mineral Point, Wis.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-10-20
LOW ROUND-TRIP FARES TO
THE NORTHWEST.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway.

Railway.
Take advantage Of the low round
trip home seekers fares in effect on
the first and third Tuesdays of each
month during the remainder of 1910,
and investigate the wonderful oppor
tunities in all lines Of business along
the new Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget
Sound Railway in the Dakotas, Mon
tana, Idaho and Washington. These
tickets bear final return limit of 25
days from date of sale and permit
liberal stopovers. Descriptive litera-
ture and information from any Chica-
go, Milwaukee & St. Paul agent or
representative, or F. A. Miller, General
Passenger Agent, Chicago.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-10-20
She old Him.

II wonder why women always get
off cars the wrong way" said the aver
age man.
Because the car is always running
the wrong way" explained the aver
age woman. with conviction Buffalo
Express
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-10-20
No Hunting Allowed.

Positively no permission to any per-
son to hunt on property owned by the
undersigned. MARQUIS HOWELL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11
Belasco.

Henry w Savage will offer as his see
ond production Ct the seaso in tnis city
tomorrow night az the Bclas T.eater
the English comedy. THE Little namo-
gel" " Monrktcn Hoffe. This piece has
been widely heraIded, and comes with
rho prestige al an entire years run in
London II was originally produced by
Charles Hawtrey.
Mr. Savage will offer an exact repro
After a week in Washington and n week
in Baltimore the Little Damozei will
he taken Ia New York for an extended
run at a Broadway playhouse. Mr. Saw
age and his general stage dire tor. George
Marion. will be present tomorrow night
10 review the proaucticn.
THE Little Damozef tells story of
the heart In the midst of modern bo-
bemia i'm London. IL concerns pretty
Julie Alardy a waif who has been
brought up in the. precincts of little
cafe known as The Ange!ique in Shaftes-
bury avenue. The place Is frequented by
musicians, artists. racing men and types
of the neither world with now and then
one of the upper classes who drifts in 10
find amusement among the bohemian fra
ternity.
Julie has been brought up by Papa
herself is the Earpist of the orchestra
employed at the Angeliaue. Her naive
innocence and charms attract Capt. Neil
Darlington, q man of the world who FIRE.
Quents the Angelique.
An enlargement follows which, al
though innocent later proves embarrass-
ing TO Darlington. He meets a woman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11
The Lottery Man.

One OF the cleanest most refreshing
and thoroughly wholesome plays seen n
New York last season was The Lottery
Man.. with cyril Scott in the title role.
The piece was not seen on tour on ac-
count OF the protracted run in Manhat-
tan. Now al the earliest opportunity
the Messrs Shubert offer Cyril Scott and
the same supporting company as the at
traction at the Belasco Theater for next
week
The play takes its title from the fact
thar Nsw York paper starts a lottery.
offering as tho principal prize an unmar-
ried man. the winning couron carrying
with IL he provision that the winner gets
the human prize as husband Three
hundred thousand women buy coupons.
Although the victim % the scheme. the
star reporter on the paper which coll
ducts the LOTTERY. soon falls In love and
starts a campaign 10 buy up as many
coupons his limited means will Kermit.
with the hope Of being able - select A
wife OF his own choosing. he is thwarted
The winning number falls into the
hands OF an old maid. who is the en-
bcdment OF eagerness and the pers nj
fication of delight that she can now build
a nest in the Bronx" The curtain.
each others embrace. How tn old maid
is inveigled out OF her matrimonial for
tune is one of the secrets OF the play.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11
Coming Attractions.
National.

The story OF Get Rich Quick Waliiug-
ford. made into play form by George NJ
Cohan from the novel Of that name by
George Randolph Chester. deals with the
plausibility OF promoters of easy money
schemes and the gullibility of the aver
age citizen. This comedy which comes
TO the New National Theater for one
week. beginning tomorrow evening. has
a theme new to the stage but familiar in
everyday life. It's types and incidents
are old acquaintance, which are pre-
scented In the play with amusing dialogue
In interesting garb
J. Rufus Wallingford. promoter OF
shady" deals, finds the people OF Bat
tlesburg. a sfasnant middle west town
willing TO accept him and his schemes ant
anxious to loosen the strings on their
boarded money, and so he lays rapid and
effective siege TO their financial strong
box Heretofore his abilities and ener-
gies always were directed toward money
making schemes In which he kept barely
within the law. leaving his dupes helpless
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11

IN his own sphere OF lie whom he be-
;!eves he -ovsa. but there Is Julie and
hurdle OF love, letters written ser. But
Iui.e, too has cone TO see things differ
emily, so that when partinStpn pays an
otser man to make love to her ~ue.e
Is only TOO glad. to And that ner
-eal IHectioGs are not for Parting Oh.
Th-s other man Is 2eck.aw Poole,
young chap OF GOOD family and decent
impulses. whom gambling has brought 10
a serious crisis. He ma~ries julie, ard
though II IS simply TO cary out his por-
ton OF bargain, his devotion soon be-
comes as genuine Gs jules is sincere.
In one OF the tense dramatic moments
OF the play the truth cores TO light. Julie
earns that the husband whom SIZE has
co..-e to love married her as a part Of a
bargain and the money upon which they
are living was paid. E:m as the price. The
woman whom Capt. Pa-tinFt.on is about
to marry proves to be G former sweet
heart OF Recklsw Poole. The tangled
ske!ns OF these lives form the basis o.
the unusual dramatic structure.
exceptional pains have been taken by
Mr. Savage 10 stage the play we'll. For
the title roe he has engaged May Buck
lev and for the role q. Recklaw Poole,
which was played in England by Charles
Hawtrey. he has secured Cyril KetShtley
from London. Other nlayers in the cast
are George Graham. Henry Vogel. Frank
Lacy. Mary Corse. Henry Wenn,an. Far-
~ Fraser. Henry Newman and Harry
Chi,de.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11
Columbia.

Al. n. Wilson and company will BEGIN a
weeks engagement at the Columbia
Theater tomorrow with Metz n Ire
land" as the opening attraction of the
regular season.
The scenes OF the pay are laid in Ire
land and Irish characters interpret the
story, Mr.. Wilson'S being the only Ger
man role in the cast. The bare title Is
suggestive of laughter. The play is filled
with humorous incidents in which Metz"
participates with the Irish lads and las
sizes and matches his German wit against
their native blarney.
During the unfolding of the story NJ.
Wilson, who is comedian of the type
made familiar by the late J. K. Emmett,
is afforded sufficient latitude for the ais
play OF romantic tenderness and his Pc
culiar type OF German dialect. also for
the introduction Of his beautiful sing -ng
voice, which has lost none OF its old
time mellowness and sweetness.
The plot of the play is TO certain ex-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11

Gold the great actor | hope TO he some
daN.
Il love life. love to dress fine, and hope
10 devote my life to the profession that
] love 80 Well I am tWenty-eight wears
old and alone III tho world. Since J came
to America I have made lots Of money
and had all fhe Injuries I wanted
have heen also broke, and have slept IN
the public parks and walked the side
walks hungry
My great hope and ambition is some
day 10 have the leading part in musical
comedy. and ! am sure I would make a
success in that. As IL is. am getting
along we'll | have 20 desire 70 return 10
Korea, but expect to spend the rest of my
life in the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11

Whitaker and the comic fmpresario.
+. Wilbur Hill. in a Personality" pre-
serted here identically as X vas sue
cess July given lately in London. Fun
is expected to overflow all bounds dur
ing the playing OF The Home Break
CT" by Edwina Barry. assisted by VII
liam Richards and company La Neen,
Cross and company will offer a for
cign novelty, Roman Sports ard Pas
times Dave Ferguson. the sturiette
comedian; the Van Der Koors, another
European importation. with 2 gro
tes,.ue illusion. Felix. the Mind-read-
ing Duck" Eddie Mack and Dot Will
liams. and the motion pictures of st.
Elmo" pirtorially draratiziny the ia
nous novel. complete the bill.
Academy.
IN The WOLF" which comes TO the
Academy this week. Eugene Waiter has
gone to the picturesque. wild Hudson bay
country for his characters and locale.
The story really begins some years be-
fore the opening scene, at a time waen a
hale-sister OF Jules Beaubien has been
Nronged " an American adventure. The
man departed with the woman ana al
trace OF them was lost. The disgrace
b. ought upon Jules father weighs uroa
HIN. and OF his death bed the tathe.'
eXaCts premise from Jules 10 find his
step-sis;er. Annette.
Jules SITS fo..h. and fines his way =
the home OF Andrew AcTav!sa. on the
banks OF he Wind river. he has already
learned that his haltsister INST ner death
willingly n a storm, and row. accom-
painted b. Ratiste lie Gran1c. noa.ad
of the northwest, he IS searching for the
adyenturer Who brought woe to himself
and his family. At The McTavis5 home
he finds William Macdonald and Georg>
Huntley. who are promoting the ccnst; NC
ton CO a railroad. The 70. ner has been
making love to McTavlshs young dauSa-
ter. II ida. a child hated By her father
because she is a gil Macdonald. al.
though a married man, declares he VIII
Ia Ike the girl, and with the consent OF the
father he is about TO carry oct tie
tn: eat when Jules !Iter-e-es. He himself
is ia love with the girl. but has never
spoken of his affection. During his boast.
ing Macdonald let's slip the lac. that u
was he who wro1ged Annette. dna from
that moment his fate Is sealed.
In q fight which follows Hunt.cy .ekes
sides with Jules and Bat;sse. a2d tho
trio escare along the Little Bear river.
Jules then leaves the others while he re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11
Howe's Travel Pictures Tonight.

After seven weeks Of capacity business
at the Columbia Theater. the Lyman Ii.
Howe New York Hippodro.ne Travei
Festival will make its farewell appear
ance tonight in program that promises
to excel all its predecessors for inter
esting, novel and instructive features.
Mr. Howe has been at work upon II TOT
nc arIy a month past, but has been de-
layed in making specific announcement
respecting IL because OF the delay in get
ting through the customs house severa.
new films that are said TO be a revelation
in. the moving picture art. Coupled with
these the program embraces twenty ode
subjects, with sound accompaniment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11
Some Players in the New Play.

Hale Hamilton, who plays the title rol.
in George NJ. Cohan's new comedy. Get
Rich-Quick Wallingford. hogan his adult
life practicing attorney at law Tie.
attraction Of the stage. through amateur
Work while at college, was stronger than
Blackstone. however. and after his pro-
fessional debut in - Midsummer Night
Dream Hamilton worked his way ~ TO
his present stellar possibilities IN COM
pany with Louis James. Kathryn Kid
der James \. Hacketf. Dustin Farnum.
Wilton La kaye Nat &. Goodwin T. H.
Sothern and George FaHcett
Frances Ring. who PLAYS the leading
womans part comes from one Of tn.
Oldest theatrical families OF America Her
reat-grandfather was an actor of note
IN his day: her grandfather. James Ring
played more than twenty years in the
old Boston Museum. and all -four chill
dren of the present generation are on the
T, stage. Blanche and Julia. elder sisters
Of Frances. already have won their lau-
1 rels, and younger brother makes III,
debut this season with Blanche Ring
company. The first part Of Co'lseqIlence
Frances Ring had was with Je.lia Mar
4 lowe. nut she made herself best known
! To theater goars IN the title role Of The
| College Widow IA the I,nndon pro,lu,.-
ton At he Adephi Theater
| Marie Taylor. on" Of the princinals f.
/ an expert horSewomsn and crack .riar
and revolver shot Miss TAYLOR was born
and reared in = Texas military post AMI
| pioneer wild AMI woplIy'' times Sb.,
\ was the first and one at the only tu,,
\ women ever appointed deputy United
| States marshais. and in that capacitr
| aided in the first capture OF the notorious
! desperate, Jim Dalton. on whom she
| fastened. unaided. the handouts
Grace Goodall. who PLAYS the ecceitr ~.
\ head waitress. y native Of California
and born in San Francisco He.
| father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Schul z. noted musicians on the ia.
! cific coast The mother il singer tbs
| father a pianist and organist. 4 musical
career was mapped out for the daughter.
hut Miss Goodail put IL: The musical
| road was TOO long ] needed the money
and when ] had a chance get part
in the Alca Ear Theater in SAN Francisco
| went on the stage.
In Hall Gaines The Manxman- with
| many other parts. including GerNais In
Drink Regina i'm Ghosts. the Red
Angel in The Hourglass. and one she
created in Clyde F'itchs Happy Mar
riage" Miss Goodall has played a wild,
range in stock companies all over the
United States.
Edward Ellis. who plays the Pal OF
Wallingford, was a favorite member OF
the Columbia Stock Company I'm WASH
ington I'm 1907, and later in l!'o7 and 1919
played principal parts in the Washington
Belasco Stock Company. associated with
originated the wife-fearing sheriff ia
1.-THE Fortune Hunter" which he left for
Mr.. Cohans latest success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11
Academy Concert Tonight.

The first Sunday concert at the Acad-
envy this season will be given tonight
with a program Of pictures that rivals
any OF those given at these popular en-
tertainments last season. The MANAGE
ment has made careful selections from
the long catalogues of films of the
various producers and announces Tor
the first performance distinct treat
Of motion pictures. with subjects rang
ing through a great variety OF stages,
tragic, comic and scenic. During the
evening Barry Mccormick. the tenor.
will sing several popular selections. and
George Helmutf. always a favorite OF
Academy audiences. will be seen In
,.hhraci eriSti.. turn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11

when he made his clean up and get
away
In Battlesburg he meets and employs
as private secretary a woman who Is dif-
ferent from all other women he has
known. and through her he gets TO alb
hor the life he has led and finds ambi-
tion TO do things 'cn the square" Just
as he has prepared to leave BattlesburS
the whimsical wheel of fortune makes his
seemingly worthless scheme real COM
mercial articles Of great value. his land
options develop genuine PROFITS and his
bubble manufacturing plans become le-
Ultimate. This opportunity TO renabfli-
tate himself and his par he grasCs, and
by the shrewd abilities that had made
successful his get-rich-quck schemes he
builds up his enterprises. Battlesburg and
all his intended victims and makes him
self an honest man and the Idol Of the
community.
Hale Hamilton plays the scamp hero.
Wallingfcrd: Frances Ring is the private
secretary The other principals are Ed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11
The Photo Shop"

Chase's next week will present as is
leading attraction Jesse l. Laslxy's newest
musical comedy. The Photo Shop. hook
BY Edward Clark. music by Karl Hosch-
na and lyrics by Otto Hauerbacn.
Charles J. Sine. with Mamie Fleming and
large company, represent the famous
Paris Folies Bergere Company. and
present series If solo. duet. se~tet and
ensemble musical features effectively
staged and OF exceptionally enilvened
character
The added attraction will be Sel6om's
Poems in Marble" the subjects inciud-
ing The Fountain" Reaching the Win
ming Post. THE Awakening of Gala
tea The Last Glass. The Abduction
OF the Sabines" 'Wooing" The Voice Of
the Spring and "Phryne." Lola Merrill
and Frank Otto In After the shower:
Jarrow. the humorist trickster: Marshall
Montgomery. Lila Painter and Tom Nc
Donald. and The Girl From Arizona"
are other attractions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11

here this season is promised at the Gay
ETY. Theater this week when Gailaher
and Shean present their latest musical ex-
travasanza The Big Banner Show.
The cast contains the names OF Ed Gal
iagher. who played on the big vaudeville
circuits in The Battle OF Bay Rum /: Al
Shean, that funny little Dutchman, VINO
We rked throughout the entire country In
Quo vadis Upside Down. Edna Daven-
port, the Potter Hartwe1 trio. Thomas Dc
vassy Annie Goldie. Sidney W. Borrow,
Mabel Leslie, Ruth Benton and larg
beauty chorus, with magnificent costumes.
A large amount of SPECIAL scenery Is car
ried with many new and novel light Ell
feCts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11
Clark's Runaway Girls.

At the Gayety Theater next week
''Clark's Runaway Girls" will appear in A
bright and tunefIl extravaganza under
the direction Of Jack Reed. The cast con
ssts of forty-five people Including A
beauty chorus attractivcIy dressed. Reid
Wakefield and company will present THE
Tie That Binds" winifred Green
Rene Aubrey and others are included I'm
the east Manager Clark announces that
no exp. nse has been spared 10 make the
production the equal OF any of its kind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11

son tho Columbia Theates will present
in Deacon Flood. with Harry Kelly in
tho title role the first hig musical offer
ing OF the year. In selecting tho title.
Alfred r. Aarons and Louis r. Werha.
who are sponsors for the attraction. had
In mind Mr.. kelly's distinctive hit IN the
character Of the deacon In His Honor
the Mayor"
Mr.. Kelly will be surrounded BY A COM
petent cast OF principals. including Clara
Palmer. Aileen Flavu. Madelyn Mar
shall. William w. Black. Harry landau
and Fletcher Norton. as well as a chorus
Of comeliness and grace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11
Casino Concert Today.

4 specially prepared musical program
has been arranged for the concert at the
Casino Theater today. The headliners In
the musical features will be the Church
city Quartet. who were such favorites IN
last weeks bill. This quartet makes
speciality of sacred music. and the general
effect of their selections Is said to be that
Of a fun male choir chanting 10 the ac-
compartment OF an organ. Bigelow and
Campbell will contribute new songs and
piano selections: De Costa Brothers VIII
play instrumental duets on the Nylophone;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11
Casino Vaudeville.

The popular interest manifested in a
recent one-act drama presented at tie
Casino Thsater induced Manager Mayer
10 hook similar acts when really good
ones were at liberty This week VILLA n
Schilling & 20. will appear in drl-
matte playiet entitled "A Fool There
Was. condensed version Of Robert
Hiliiard's famous New York success Of
last season.
The play was one OF the great dramatic
censations IF last season, and IN his
version IL is said all the thr ling scenes
have been retained. Mr.. Schilling. who
claims Washington as his home. will be
supported by Evelyn Henderson. of Mr.
billiards own company last year. in the
role OF the Vampire, and William Con-
over, for several seasons one OF the prin-
cipals OF the Corse Payton Stock Com
pany of BROOKLYN. Other acts include the
Cycling Demons In sensational exhibitions
of cycling. including u race on a huge re-
volving table making 10 revolutions =
minute: the four Banjo "Phiends,' Ed
Foster and his dog. Kell and Kelly, 20
medians, singers and eccentric dancers.
and Anna airline. whose musical numbers
are rendered with character changes o.
costume. Three fun reels of motion pic
ture plays will be exhibited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11
In Panama.

The offering al the Academy next week
will be the big musical success In Pana-
ma" with the Klein Brothers. German
comedians, In the leading comedy parts.
I'm Panama" Is perhaps one OF tho
best musical shows ont Of New York this
season. II has many specialties. hgmor-
Gus and novel. the music II pleasing and
catchy. and the scenery and costumes are
said TO be a revelation of nagnifieence.
Max Hoffman. who Is responsible for
many Of the present-day successes aas
supplied II with an abundance OF new and
tuneful music This season the company
Il is said. includes chorus OF very pretty
girls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11
Majestic.

The Majestic Theater program for this
week includes the Three Musical Miilers
in a novelty song-talk musical act AMI the
Roberts in THE Physical Director In
which Doc Roberts. the little man with
The big muscle" introduces a unique and
up-to-date physical culture exhibition, and
Edna Roberts. 1.-The little woman with TIE
big voice sings up-tu-Gate songs and fur-
n.shes the comedy. Rogers and Pearce:
eccentric Germsn comedians. singers and
dancers, and Arthur Lane. singing com :
dian make up the other numbers
TIE majestograph concludes the per-
for,rarce with the latest motion pictures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11
Lyceun.

The Cherry Blossoms WILL be the al
traction al the New Lyceum Theater this
week This organization is heralded az
up TO the minute. The opening burletia.
entitled ANY Little Girl. Is built on
laughing lines. with song and musical
number here and there. The chorus has
heen selected for grace and beauty a.
well as it's ability to sing The costumes
are said To be models Of ar. from the lat
est Partisan designs. and dazzling 70 the
eye The coined ans. II is d>ciared. know
low to hand out laughs without resort
ing to suggestiveness. Both the burlesdue
and the opening number are By JACK
Perry, and both are declared a merry mix
ture Of mirth. music and comedy. the
vaudeville portion is presented by drah-
vile Mark. Joe Carr Lille Perry. the
Cherry Bonner trio. Joe Barton. Charles
Edwards Company and the Alrona aoei-
Ier RI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11

tent woven arSund the songs. and they
naturally gain in effect ~ their setting.
The new songs introduced this season
are said to he melodious and catchy. one
i'm particular. MY Queen 81 Dreams. =
considered beautiful by those who admire
the Wilson type 81 songs
The stage settings utilized IN Metz IN
Ireland are said to be VERY elaborate.
The first act is a reproduction of Do'an 5
forge. a historic landmark Oh the road
leading from Athlone to Kildare the
second and third acts snow the Interior
and exterior views of kloniklty Caste,
which has been noted in irish history Tor
the past century.
story is told in a natural manner BY a
clever cast of players.