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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-26
SALT LAKE THE ATRE.

The Fortune Hunter" that has been
tremendously popular in the east has
reached salt Lake, and enough or the
rlrst-nighters who keep informed on
things theatrical turned out at the first
performance at the Salt Lake theatre
last night to make a handsome audi
ence, The play is hlgh-class comedy,
wholesome and clean and amusing, 1t
also seems TO have served a distinct
moral purpose, as the clergy have uni
versally recommended il for its sound
teachings.
Two favorite comedians. Jack Barry
more and Thomas ". Ross, have scored
heavily IN the title role, though il is
claimed by some in last nights audi
ence who are familiar with the work
of one or both OF these well-knOWn
actors, that Fred NiblO is doing an
equally able biz of acting. Whatever
comparison might be drawn, il is GER
tain he is playing a high comedy part
with all the finesse and appreciation
one could ask.
Mr.. Niblos acting is sound and sin
eeFe- There Is no posing or playing to
the galleries. lie has the part OF a
sterling young American who is down
on his luck and thinks he VIII play an
unworthy game, but finds he would
rather be straight and abOyebOard.
No wonder the village girls fall in love
with him for lie easy well-bred man
Ter and good looks which Mr.. NiblO
[ brings to the role are the Characters
! ties most insisted upon for its proper
Z
naturally done that il seems to be all
Of a piece with his symmet rically
rounded stage personality.
There is a second star in the play in
the person OF Frank Bacon, who pOr-
trays the genial, kindly old druggist in
fine, artistic manner II is as ripe a
thing, this impersOnatiOn, as one often
sees. Both the conception or the
part by the playwright and Mr.. Bacon's
finished manner OF presenting IL are
a distinct addition TO ones collection
4 OF human types. The simple goodness
of old sam Graham embOdies a large
part OF the moral lesson OF the play
According to the Story. it is one OF the
chief elements in the reformation OF
young Duncan.
The Fortune Hunter is produced in
magnificent fashion by COhan and Har-
ris. They have one OF the most de
/ Ightful comedies OF recent years, an
exceptional company and all the equip
peFb presentation. It is said that a
complete drug store is carried for the
/ setting of the third act, and the rest or
/ the piece is on the same elaborate
| scale.
/ OF the women players, Miss Alma
Belwin leads in excellence and her part
/ is first in Importance, though she is on
the stage only for short periods, and
at rare intervals. Her support is
strong and conscientious. and the re-
suit Is good. LentO Fulwell and Regina
! Connolly have the other WOmen's parts.
/ which are light, though necessary 10
I the story
J T. \. Heffron, who gives a capable
portrayal Of the role OF George Burn
ham, the near villain OF the piece, was
| formerly heavy man and stage director
| of the Willard Mack stock company
when il first played in this city. He
| Joined "The Fortune Hunter in Kan
sas city recently for the western tour.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-26
EXTRAVAGANCE?


ders during the last two months. but
which stopped with wonderful quick
ness when the special deputies went
out through the city and cleaned up
the gambling houses, opium dens and
other places where this element fire.
quents and plans laWless acts.
Looking al this matter from mon
ey viewpoint is one Of the most NOR
bid things l have ever heard Of, said
an attorney yesterday. If the cam
paign of the sheriff is right. il is right.
If il is wrong. il is all wrong But
the money phase should not enter into
the matter II the crusade is right
and ! certainly believe il was timely,
then the cost should be a matter OF
secondary consideration. IL wrong. the
money matter is not the thing that
makes il wrong. We have seen a de-
crease in crimes since the crusade
started. and / believe the citizens of
Salt Lake feel safer since hundreds OF
the criminal element were run out OF
the city through the efforts OF the
sheriff"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-26

The new bills at the Luna. Isis and
Elite are scoring a big success this
rraaE
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-26
ADJUSTMENTS
ATTRACTIONS TO-DAY.

y salt Lake heatFe-"The For
= tune Hunter" 2:l5 p. m. and S:l5
+ p. n.
= Colonial theatre-MaX Figman
= in Mary James Pa" 2:15 p. N.
y and S.15 p. m.
Orpheum theatre-NaudeVil
y 2:l5 p. m. and S.l5 p. m.
= Garrick theatre-William Inger-
soil and company in THE Iron
= master" 2.15 p. m. and SIS =. m.
y Snubert theatTe-The Curtis
y Musical stock company in The
y Girl and the Prince" d. m, 7.45
= p m. and 9:l5 p. IN.
Luna, Isis, Elite theatres-M0v-
y ing pictures and illustrated songs,
y afternoon and evening.
y Mission theatre-MOVing pic
y lures, evening performances
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-26
Will WE'D ANIAToR.

New York. Oct 25--"Pretty Polly Of
the Pink Pajamas is really and truly
TO BE- married al last, but not 10 James
M. Barrie, who recently was said 10 be
her a smireT. Her choice has fallen on
the daring young English aviator. era
hame White. who has carried off such
fame and renOwn by his adventures in
the air.
The popular idol of England's avia-
tion circles, fortunately for Pauline, is
a wealthy young Englishman, who has
taken up aviation as a hobby rather
than for an income. and he has made
good both as a business man and a
sportsman. carrying off many valuable
prizes.
The announcement was made by Miss
Chase's manager. Charles FrOhman, at
the knickerbOcker theatre after a per-
Torrance OF our Miss Gibbs" in
which the dainty little commedienne is
playing the name-rOle. It is expected
the wedding viii be celebrated in the
spring in England In the meantime
Miss Chase is 10 continue in her play
until Decent Der. She will then revive
Peter Pan" for the principal English
cities. AT the end OF this tour she will
retire permanently from the stage.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-26
GARRICK THEATRE.

The IrOnmasteT.~ by J. Y. Pritchard.
is the offering al the popular Garrick
theatre all this week. II Is being pre-
sented BY William Ingersoll and his
splendid company OF players. The play
is a society drama, with all the scenes
laid in France, and involves the society
circles in that country Some elegant
gowns are worn, and the production.
a. a whole. is OF a very refreshing ma
tura. There will be the usual Wednes-
7av matinee today
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-26
WITNESSES FOUND
IN MUREOR CASE
Mrs ]. H. Brennan, Widow Of
Murdered Man, Located by
Deputy SheriffS.

sbrouah an Investigation by the
-..-iffs office yesterday. Mrs J. H.
I,-.nnan. widow OF the man who was
-..rtsred by Roy Armstrong more than
- roonths ago, was located in Bling
I'm and said she would be on hand
,,ren the case is again called for pre-
I,minary hearing in police court on No
'J5-,sr the case was called Monday
NJ brennan could not be found,
-EF.fTv through the negligent tactics
lr rr- police Tom Clark, one OF the
,-f-f witnesses Ia the case. is in Salt
f.f- and viii be on hand when the
--rliiminary hearing is held.
u 10 rra5 learned by the sheriff forces
40 Airs Brennan had been told that
sra would not be needed 10 appear IN
court far several months. and was not
r.fffi-d that the case was coming up
fsr hearing this week.
Long Delayed.
The murder Of Brennan occurred
,,...r. cham TWO months ago and Vet not
.fueIe step has been taken toward
a conviction. As contrast 20 inc
police court methods mere Wgers
laint 90 the speedy trial and conVlc-
tf.U of Dr. HaWley crlppen IN Lon
dun. in that case the trial lasted ohlS
tva DAYS. So Tar as the evidence WS9
concerned and within short llme the
jurors returned verdict on 6utl.s a,
Tre death sentence was pfunounccu
and HE murderer viii hang on NoNem-
be- s. -.
TLa killing Of Brennan in salt Lake
occurred shortly after Crlppeh Was
raueht with the LeneVe woman IN try
Ing ta escape into Canada Crippen
mas returned 10 England, tried ana
r.rvfrred and sentenced 10 death, which
WIN take place ON November s. In
bib. Armstrong murder case, the pre-
lIminarv hearing has not even been
held yel and viii not be stared uh-
les Crippeu
be lis certain that an effort for FUR
Their continuance viii be sought In the
local case. and the probability Is lnal
H. VIII not even have been bound over
Ia tine district court on me nuloel
cTarge until after Crippen has paid
Win his life the penalty Tor killing MS
wife
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-26
COLONIAL THEATRE.

The best play seen al the Colonial
last season has returned this year and
is drawing large houses at the Colonial
every night. The play is Mary Jane
pa in which Max Figman has the stel-
lar role. and is supported by a very eX-
celient company. There viii be a mat
fnee this afternoon and the engagement
closes with the performance tomorrow
evening.
What many people consider the
strongest play now touring the west
viii be seen at the Colonial the last
three DAYS of next week. John Mason
~ ss1rhe Vftching Hour" has proven a
great success wherever ii has been
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-26
oRPHEUM THEATRE.

the lack. the Giant Killer company
at the Orpheum. has prepared a new
plsy which viii likely be sent over the
Orpheum circuit next season. II Is
.Puss in Boots" and in addition 10 i've
principal parts viii have six members
of a chorus. The play Will be in three
acts and beautifully staged. Mr.. Au-
ger, of course, viii play the giants
role. and there will be parts also for
the little folks in his present company
He believes it will be a great success.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-26

Best underwear and sweater coats AT
Cache Knitting Works. 80 Richards
street.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-26
RALPH TOMBSTONE
GETS HIGH Record


bring him second place ana. late in the
hour. tinkered up his coliclSy engine
TO last two rounds and took down the
easiest hundred dollars OF the tourna-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-26
Prof. Frank G. Huston.

Are you hearing Prof.. Huston
at the Central Christian Church ?
He sings his special music and
leads chorus, and everybody Is
well pleased with his singing.
Tonight Mr.. Neel viii speak on
Heartfelt Religion" or ." What
Is a Change of Heart 2" On
Thursday night, ''HOw a Good
Man Became a Christian. We
will be glad TO welcome strangers,
and friends of the church We VIII
be especially glad 10 welcome.
Come and We viii do thee good.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-26
SaI-REaT THEATRE

The new show at the Shubert this
u-aek THE Girl and the Prince" is
Dlezsing many theatregOers with its
briIlianf and witty dialogue. The finale
81 the piece is when Yankee Doodle
Comes 10 Town" TOdays matinee viii
be a bargain performances with all seats
in the theatre al 10 cents
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-26
nE,L ESTATE TRANSFERS

Ernest n. Fowler and wife 10
George SurtOn, part section 3,
township 1 south, range
Hahn J. cannon ct al. TO George
sutton, part section 3, township
south. range / west ----t.---
r. Mckenzie et al. 10 Arthur
Breads. part section 1s. town
shin I north, range West.-..
r : Hinckley and wife 10 niger
N. Thompson. part lot ?. block
IS, plat A .-----------.
EmigratiOn Canyon Improvement
Co. 10 Burt < Cariquist- lois "a
and IS. lot 6. Pioneer addition.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-26

bring him second place and. late In the
hour tinkered up his collely engine
10 last two rounds and took down the
easiest hundred dollars OF the tourna-
ment
Forgot Barograph.
HoXsey and tombstone both went up
Tor altitude. tombstone had entered
Tor distance. but Just before he left
the ground Wilbur Wright instructed
him 20 go after altitude In Ihe haste
of the moment they both FORGOT una
ne was without Paragraph and when
he came down from the upper levels
he had nothing TO show how high he
had gone and was LETT unplaced Count
De Lesseps pointed up much later than
the two Wright pupils, but oausIt them
both. end, soas ,ng above Them. brougAt
down the prize ror the first honor.
The second hourly distance event was
the pursuit race. Gra hame-Whlte tried
his Farman asaln found II unreliable,
took it of the field Ior repairs and
duriug hIs absence saw the lead he
gained by his WacI1tul promptness
steadily cut down by speedleT rivals
who had started later Hopeless OF
EctJing his Farman into running order
again. White took out his fast BleriOt
m0noplane. the first time he mas been
seen iu DC here Tor composition lie
gained steadily on McCurdy, IN a Cur
Hiss biulane, but the latter finished
first with q lap 10 the good II turned
out. hoWeVer. that McCurdy had fouled
TWO pylons In trying 90 cut the cor
NerS Llnc. ana the FORFEIT cost MN l4fst
place.
Latham In Great Peril.
In the meantime. HOXsey and john
stone had gone up for altitude again
accompanied hy Latham IN his Antoi-
urtte-
The Antoinette began 10 caper like
q buck and wing dancer. The history
Of the AnruineUte, however, is Latham s
history. He boasts that he has broken
every part OF it al least twelve times
once he fell 500 feet, perfectly help
less, but his planes parachuted and
saved him. The crowd thought Latham
was only doing s0mersauits TO please
them. but he was not; he was in real
peril
Tie had started TO descend when he
felt Tie rain. and was caught in a
wind flaw. Tossed 20 one side and the
other first up and then down, he tilted
his planes and shot down in a sWOOp-
In a matter Of seconds, the rush OF
his descent had eaten up the half-mile
between him and earth, ana he was
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-09-16
"A Dollar Saved isa Dollas
Earned. Sometimcs".

but not when saved in buying
Farm Machinery. or the tools
that you can use in earning your
living. One extra trip to town
with your mowe~, an hour each
day spent in adjusting the rope
on your stacker, an hour each
dav lost with your pillow, one
davis work with an inferior cul-
tjvatOr. or one hours work with
an imperfect seeder or planter
and you have lost more than
double the difference between a
high grade and an inferior ma
chine Bargain counter goods
are always the most expensive
in the end. No first class farm
er BUYS his implements at har-
gain sales, neither does q first
class mechanic buy his tools at
the bargain counter. Goods
sold below standard value are
usually dear at anv price, and a
dollar thus saved is usually two
dollars lost two or three times
over. QUALITY FIRST,
PRICE SECOND, is our motto:
Our aim 20 sell the best goods
at the lowest possible prices.
We have the largest stock OF
high class Hard ware, Harness,
all kinds Farm implements,
wagons. buggies. wind mills and
pumps pipe and fittings. glass
pants and oils in the county,
and our prices r always con-
sistent with the Quality OF our
goods. We do all kinds of Tin
work, Plumbing and heating:
Pump fitting and repairing.
When you need anything in our
line. don't fail to examine our
goods aud get our prices. 1t
will pay.
Yours for business.
Stedronsky Bros. Co
Wagner, S. D.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-09-16

State Of south Dakota. county of Charles
Mix. ~.
In County court.
In tile matter 81 tie estate OF John
Cihak deceased.
To all hon 1t may concern:
Notice is hereby piven that bv order Of
the Judge Of tie county court, In and for
charles Mix county, South Dakota. made OF
the 18th day Of August, 1910, Tuesday the 9th
day Of September 1915, at . O'Clock OF said
day, at the Office OF the county Judge. ir the
city Of ueddes, in Charles Mix County.
South Dakots. has been 6xed as the time ana
place for proving the will OF John Cihak, de-
ceased and for hearing the petition OF Frank
Cihak, executor named in said will. for the
Issuance OF letters te~stamentarv to him.
Witness my hand and seal OF said court
this 18th day Of August. 1910.
T. f. Ward
Attest Judge Of jounty Court.
j.. e. Craig, Clerk.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-09-16

French dry cleaning, ladies
and gents gar ments. Specially
in light summer suits, ladies'
fancy dresses in silk, satin, vel
vet or anv delicate. goods or
color. Send your goods by ex
press and you will receive
prompt attention. Lowest price
guaranteed.
Bernard Bonnem, Tailor,
lO53rd st. Phone 242, YankLon
If it is life insurance you
want. see Mccormick.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-09-16
Petition for Order of Selling Real
state.

State of South Dakota. county Of Charles
Mix, SIS. In county court.
In the matter OF the estate Of catherine
Maths, deceas.d.
There having been fled in this court the
report and petition of John Maths, ADMIN
list rator OF the estate of the above named
d ecea sed showing and stating that 1t Is
necessary to make distrib ution OF SAID es-
tate and to pay the debts against said estate
IN d close the administration OF said estate
TO sell certain real estate belonging to the
ct ate of said deceased situated In County
of Charles Mix and state of south Dakota
and described as follows, to- wit Lots mum
bered 1462. 1863. 800 and 900 in section Y. town.
shin o. r apge IS " est of the 5th D. m. In
South Dakota. and upon reading and filing
said petition 1t is by the court ordered ina
said ueition he heard before this court at
the court room I'm the city OF Geddes. county
Of Charles Mix and state OF South Dakota on
the 18th day OF September 1910 at the u
Of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day at
which lime and place any person Interested
NAV appear and . how cause why the prayer
of said petition should not be granted. IL Is
further O ydeIed that notice OF said hearing
be given bv publishing a copy'of this order
In the Char.es Mix New Era a legal weekly
~ewspaper, published in said county ana
ii at said notice be publishec at least three
weeks In said paper and that the last publi-
cation thereof be at least ten days prior to
the day set for h. airing.
Dated at Geddes south Dakota this 18th
day Of August. 1910.
BY the Court:
Attest T.. f. Ward
Judge Of the County Court.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-09-16
Order to snow Cause on APP licatiOn
of Guardian for Order of Sale
of Real Estate.

Va N~8n SSAS
State OF South Dakota, County OF Charles
Mix. 81.
In County Court.
In the matter of the estate and guardian
ship OF Vincent j. Keller and Angelina q.
Koelsr, minors
1t appearing to this court from thep petition
this day presented and filed by John G.
Keeler Guardian of the estates of the above
ma AIMED minors. praying for an order of sale
OF certain real estrte belonging to the estate
OF said wards that it Is necessary and expi-
dent that such real estate should Re sold.
1t is hereby ordered that the next kin OF
the said wards md all persons int rested In
the said estate appear before this court ON
Tuesday the 9th dav of September A. d.
1919 at 10 o'clock a. m. at she court house al
the city If Geddes In Charles Mix county theI
| and there to snow cause why an order shouic
| not be granted for the sale .f such estate.
And it il further ordered that n copv o.
| this order he published at least three success
| sive wesss before the day of hearing in tn,
| charles Mix New Ere a newspaper printed
and published IN charles II TX county.
Lated August 9TH 1910.
BY the court.
SEAL TT. Ward
Judge of the county Court
Attest J. f. craig CLERK Of the count y court
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-09-16
Notice Of Proof Of VIII.

Attest J. E. craig Clerk Of the county cour
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-04-08
SARATOGA.

Mrs. Ernest Miller went to Cresco
Thursday of last week. taking her five
year old daughter to DR.. Kessel for
treatment.
Mrs. Ed Shriber returned last Friday
from short visit with relatives at
Hawkeye and Cresco.
w, E. Pembleton of Willow River,
Mimi, was greeting old time neigh
bors and friends here few days last
week.
County Supervisor Wallace went to
Cresco Monday to attend the regular
April session,
lightning rods for Ernest Schahn last
Monday.
Mrs. Fisher arrived here from Chica-
90 last Monday for an extended visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Thos. Kakac
and family.
Aug. Schimming arrived here Wedens-
day, after spending most of the winter
with his sister, Mrs. Campbell, at Cum.
berland, Wis, and later at points in
South and North Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Nelson are the
born to them April Sd.
Vim. Schaal and family were Sunday
visitors at the Henry Schahn home ir
Oak Dale
Barney Wells of Lime Springs was
business caller here Monday.
Frank Kelsey's team ran away Mon
day while seeding in the field, caused
by a heavy crash of thunder just while
Frank was lifting up a sack of oats to
fill the seeder. The team escaped
without injury but the seeder was
smashed up some.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-04-08
ORLEANS ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. M. gilbert spent Sat.
urday night with Mr.. and Mrs. j. Gun.
ningham.
No need of any kind of storm COM
ing in our neighborhood; you can't get
George Burgess's barn this time, the
lightning rod man has made him a
visit.
John Farrell is working for his
brother Dan this spring.
Joe Steinmetz and wife visited near
Spillville last Sunday.
Aletha Ahern visited her friend Lu-
ella Steinmetz, Sunday.
Mrs. Jane Miller returned to hel
home in Cresco last Saturday.
We forgot to mention last week that
VIM. Foley and family moved down
east on the Dick Madden farm.
A sure sign of spring-the first bal
game was played last Sunday Letweer
the Ahern and the Pick Ups teams.
Davy Crawford took Sunday dinner
with his cousin Joe Walton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Pollitt and little
daughter are spending few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Farrell.
Genie and Clarence Olson spent Sun.
day at F. Walton's.
Mike Mara entertained company,
Sunday.
Mr.. Linderman from near Ridgeway
is helping G. Gunderson this spring.
Joe Walton from Cresco spent Mon.
day on the farm.
Jack Mara from Cresco was seen or
our street, Tuesday. TRIxIE.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-04-08
Married Sunday.

Sunday afternoon at two o'clock
occurred the marriage of Mr.. Everette
Smith Of Cresco Iowa, and Miss Lora
gilbert of Spencer, the ceremony
being performed by Rev. Reichleiter
at the home Of the parents of the
bride, Mr.. and Mrs. A. gilbert on
west 9Th street, and was witnessed by
few relatives and friends.
The bride is a popular young lady
of this community. She has taught
school in this and Dickinson county,
and above all took a claim in South
Dakota and had the necessary pluck
to stay by it until she could prove up
on it.
The groom is young farmer Of
Howard county, and owns good farm
there, and they left Sunday evening
for their home with the best wishes Of
a host of friends following them
Spencer Reporter, March 81.