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The Washington times., 1910-03-13
MISS ANGLIN COMING
IN GOTHAM SUCCESS
The Awakening of Helena Richie" to Be at National
John Mason in ''Son of His People, and Cohan
PLAY Round Our Bill.

One or the most interesting engage
ments Of the present season viii begin
al the National, March q. when Mar
Raret AnClin will come here from her
season in New York city.
Miss Anglin has been at the Savoy
Theater for more than four months in
the dramatized version Of Margaret De
lands romance. The Awakening Of
Helena Richie" by Charlotte Thompson.
Miss AnElin has not been seen in Wash
inEton as a star since she produced her
first success. ''Zira,' four years ago
The play is i'm four acts, and is said
10 be good piece Of StaEeCraft. The
PLAYWRIGHT has followed Mrs. Deland g
original theme. 1t is described by those
who have witnessed il as being a hap
py combination of sunshine and tears,
and its sentiment is human.
The Washington times., 1910-03-13
NEW BALLROOM
PROVES POPULAR

II the crowd that attended the open
irc can be taken as a Criterion. tine new
ball room at the Arcade. FOurr cent p
street and Park road. viii prove to be
Cue OF the most popular dancing salons
ever thrown opeE To the dancers OF the
Capital
The bah room Will be open every night
I'm tire week ut >.1n Exclusively FUN
dress. formal balls viii be given each
Wednesday riSut Music viii be fur
uiSncd every evening by tho Arcade
Orchestra. The ball room rs said 90 he
auo of the Iugst I'm tae United States.
both IN arau-emcut ana Furnishings
The Washington times., 1910-03-13
WEEK IS NOTABLE
IN STAGE ANNALS
Engagements at Local Thea
ters Headed by Charles
Wyndham.
BERNSTEIN PLAY
BRINGS NEW STAR
Henry B. Harris to Make Advent
Into Musical Comedy Field
at Columbia.
By ]. R. HILDEBRAND.

The present week is one Of the most
notable in Washington's present the
atrical season.
Important engagements are an
nounced for each Of the higher priced
houses and Chase's makes strong bid
for crowds by a return engagement of
Peter, the monkey with the human
brain"
Sir Charles Wyndham comes seldom
enough to make his appearance A no
table dramatic as well as important so
claI event.
The Capital will be one OF the first
cities TO pass upon the ability Of Nine.
Oily, who is the most recent addition
TO the list of foreign born actresses who
want recognition in America.
Theatrical men from all quarters Will
have their eyes on the advent OF Henry
B. Harris in the musical comedy field
when he produces "A SkylaTk."
BELASCO-"Baccarat."
group of Washington newspaper
men who saw Nine. Oily at a Baltimore
theater last week can almost lay claim
10 discovering Nine oily. So far her
achievements IN English had won at
tenuon from Baitimore's critics and heI
press agent.
She deserves careful and critical con-
sideration. Il would not he fair to give
summing up of her acting before she
appears In the Capital, where conditions
may be even more favorable FOR her
than they were in Baltimore
But It is not stretching the imaginl-
tion to forsee another KaUch, if not
another Nazimova, in this actress. Her
art towers above that Of Hedwil
Reicher, another German actress who
made her English speaking debut this
season. Nine. Oily has been called q
German Rernhardt" by her advance
man. but her acting reminded one critic
more foTCibly Of Mrs. Fiske's methods
Whatever may he WaShIngtOn's Yer.
dict of Mime. OILY. it must give hcf
credit for a thoughtful and a serious
CharactcrizatiO
The play in which she will appear ar
the BelaSco, "Baccarat,' is charac
tContinued on Page SeventeenD
The Washington times., 1910-03-13
ACADEMY-"The Ioy Rider

George Sidney. tBUsy Izzy). the come
dian who gave to the stage a new
character, has a new comedy vehicle
entitled, The JOY Rider" II comes TO
the Academy for the week of March u
More than half a hundred comedians
singers and dancers, composing some
wcll-knOwn comedy players, assist Sid
ney I'm his new creation
The song and JOl!ity has been richly
embclllshed with new scenery. hand
some gowns and q big chorus of thirty
girls and twelve men
The Washington times., 1910-03-13
BELASCO-"A Son of the People

The first play TO be produced I'm the
new theater i'm New York TO be seen
in outside cities is "A Son Of the Peo-
pie, a drama in which John Mason is
the star and which has been booked for
the Belasco Theater mex. week.
Owing TO a recurrence of operate
dates at the New Theater IL has been
made possible for the Shuberts to take
this production on brief neichborhood
tours. Washington is the first city on
the itinerary.
Mr MasOn'S company includes George
FawceJJ, Katherine kaaelTed and Wal
ter Hill. The production and cast will
be brought here intact from New
NOrk'S classic playhouse
The Washington times., 1910-03-13
ALITHIA AT HEAD
OF CASINO BILL

Heading tho bill NJ the Casino this
week is Alithia. Offering an acu that has
excited wide comment Her powers are
said to border on the sensational a
feature Of Importance during the week
viii be the appearance OF the Jules Lew
Family, lnStrUmsntaliSts. The Lew
family has been a. leader in musical
acts al over the circuit. and the son
is said TO be worthy successor 10 MS
father. jules Levy. tie cOrnet soIoist
a novelty for the week VIII be the
three Venetian Street Singers. billed as
vOCaIiSts and instrUm autalists.
EUtau ard his juvenile song birds is
expected 20 be a number Of wide appeal
The Washington times., 1910-03-13
CASINO CONCERT.

Continuous concerts at the Casino be-
-au this afternoon al O'Clock, 10 last
throughout the evening Headed by th-
yioinist. Bosauquet, with his radical i'm
strumeutS. the EosauquetphoD=s the
program included Miss NadeIine Bur
dottr, prima donna soprano Of vaudn-
vile, and Miss Florence EIiwOoF. I'm her
repertoire Of catchy songs Others on
the bill were Cary owen. Duffy. Saw
tell >Ed Duffy. and Claude Golden.
The Washington times., 1910-03-13
ACROBAT A SUICIDE.

NEW YORK. March e. - Ettridge
Beppo. ar English acrobat. was the
man who committed suicide by JUmr ng
from the White star linen. Adriatic. an
not Fred Burgess. The actor. as fsSr
reported. BeupO h2d used ar Old vali~C
OF Burgess, which caused The mistake
The Washington times., 1910-03-13

I Williams ana EGbert Van AIst,ne u.bo
viii include in their list .Nybat's me
Matte With Father their latest bif
Another fuSnIaker will be the Rex
Comedy Circus with its upruarious
comic incidents ana an eccentric mule
Hoey and Lee, the Hebrew comedians
and parodists, will spring new songs
and humOT.
The Washington times., 1910-03-13

tContinued on Page seventeen)
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-10
La Junta is Still
Two Per Cent Wet
With Only One Dissenting Vote. City Council Turns Down
Ordinance Introduced by Mayor Providing for tIimin-
alton of Per Cent Jonts-O Other Matters Considered.

throw them In the city hoosegow. II
any person has even the suspicion
OF jag concealed about his person
he is liable to arrest by the city
marshal. Well. we can afford to
wait awhile to see how the new or
ders work out
Along with the two per cent ordin-
ance some other matters were consid-
cred An arc light was ordered In
on the corner of Ration avenue and
Second street. and the dray license of
Jesse Harrison was ordered transfer
red to J. X. Miller
The committee that has been con.
ferring with T. T. Woodruff regarding
plans for a municipal lodging house
provided with shower iaths. and Il
rest room for strangers within our
gates, was granted further time In
order to be able to submit definite
plans. Mr.. Woodruff has offered TO
donate $1,000 for an enterprise OF
this character providing the city VIII
appropriate an equal amount. the
building TO be erected on the vacant
lot owned by the city on the corner
of Ration avenue and Second street.
MIR Woodruff has also donated 500
for investigating projects OF simi'
lar nature In other cities.
Mayor Spalding announced the ap-
pointment OF delegates to the Amer
lean Apple cqasssas which meets in
Denver. Decem.er 18th. 10th and
nth. AS follows: A. b. Wallis. w.
X. Cart wright. Jack Carroll. DR.. Ea-
bert. d. A. Boie. W. n. Berry. J. A.
Farrts.
The police magistrate and city
marshal repoted eleven cases In court
during the month OF November. from
which cash revenue In the way Of
fines was derived amounting to $50.
Fines to the amount OF S37 were
worked out. and SO cash expended
for police fees.
Al the wind up and finish Mayor
Spslding called up the ordinance pro
vidins for the elimination Of two
per cent Joints. by request Of the
mayor the ordinance was introduced
by Alderman Kirkpatrick. and the
yea and nay vote as TO whether II
should be- placed on It's first reading
WAS as follows: Yea. Cartwright: (:
nays. Anderson. Kirkpatrick. Harbour
Shrum: absent. Brown. The ordin'
ance was thus reiegated to inocuouu
desuet udc indefinitely.
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-10
On Patronisine Home Industry.

Pueblo Is going TO reform and
paironixc home industry. They think
that II they expect the people Of
IN. valley to patronix. Pueblo. II be.
comes necessary for Pueblo TO patron
ixc the valley. The same rule ap.
plies TO our home merchants as re-.
CARDS patronixing home industries. A
circular letter WAS recently sent out
by the Pue 10 Commerce Club to the
merchants OF that city. advising them
TO buy -four made In the Arkansas
Valley. and copy WAS sent to the
la Jun,a Mili and Elevator Com.
pany. This letter WAS used by
tho local institution as n
text for n letter TO our local
merchants. ioth Of the letters are
sclf.cxpianatory and need no com.
mcnt ~ \ convincing argument and
object lesson. The letter received
from the Pueblo Commercial Club IL
~ follows:
Pueblo. November no. 1910.
Gentlemen: We have been inform.
I'd that very little os the -four man.
ufactured In the Arkansas Valley In
being used In Pueblo. The Arksnsas
Valley Commercial Association. Of
which this club b . leading factor
has been orsanissd for the purpose
of promoting The welfare Of the p,,o.
pie u the valley By cooperating Ia
the end that The valley towns may
prosper and Pueblo become The trad.
lag ceatef II the valley. II W. arr
% expect the psop,s Of the valley to
patronise Pueblo. Il be,,mes neces.
sary for W 70 literally patronise the
valley. The products II The valley,
especially fjour. oagh. IA b on sai~
In your ware ron. u you Do mn,
care % buy fro0 any eas Of ths
nil1s, you wtl1 tlnl seus ~ i've ethss
~ nfos h tAs vallsS vAsss peo'
41or1o q NM fnn - NM s.sa ~
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-10
comins-or. Albert eurton.

ON next Thursday evening. Dcccm'
bcr IL. 1910. DR.. Albert Buxton Will
deliver his popular lecture. The Man
ON th. Log" at the Christian church.
corner OF fifih street and Santa Fe
avenue. Dr. Buxton In u highly edu'
Gated gentleman. having graduated
with honors from Brown University
and, In addition. taken nine years
post graduate work at Harvard Uni
vcrsity. Bonn and Heidelberg. Ger
many and At Chicago univorsiiy. lie
has Travelled extensively over Europe,
Africa. Mexico and Canada. while NJ
an educator. he has occupied the
position Of teacher and president In
. number Of our best educational In
stitutions. with such n careful, and
thorough preparation and \ world
wide experience. We cannot wonder
that he has made an unusual and
most interesting speaker on the Ly
ceum platform.
The lecture Will b. given under
the auspices Of the Christian I'm
deavor Society Of the Christiar
church. and thoush the ussal pfics
for such talent \ slfsx essss. The yosal
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-10
Telephone OFFICIALS In Town.

4. d. Field. president OF the Colo
raAo Telephone Company. y. N. Bur.
cess. general manager Of the com.
pany. J. y. Mcdonald. secretary. and
Philip Hamlin. special agent. arrived
Al.x Junta last Monday morning on
n. s In = special car. and were the
guests Of Manager kincaid and Off.
ciai force until the arrival OF No. ?
Tuesday morning.
MIR. Field expressed himself as
being much pleased with general con.
ditions In La Junts. and W. hope he
will grow in grace In this regard
until the spirit moves him To crcc,
o telephone home In Ia Juntx.
Included In the party were Mrs.
Field and Mrs. Burgess. They left
Tuesday morning for Texas. Arisons
and New Mexico. where Mr.. Field
viii make an inspection Of the Tri.
State Phone Company's holdings.
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-10
Special Vaudeville Coming.

Next Monday. rvrsday and Wed,
nesday will be banner days for the
theater.g going patrons OF Wonderly's =
Theater. A biz double act OF vaude-
vile is the feature. The one act Of
Tariton and Tarlton. refined music al
artists, is a cracker-jack and posi-
tive novelty AS they play ON different
instruments and render popular and
classic selections. The other act Is
The Shomers.'' teeth artists. These
people are marvellous. lifting tales.
chairs. aud heavy weights with their
teeth and doing balancing fests that
are remarkable exhibitions OF skill.
In addition to these two acts. two
big reels OF films will be- run. and
illustrated song ballads aud new or.
chc~tra music will be- rendered. No
change In prices. 8 and 10 cents.
Big matinee ON W. dnesday afternoon.
These dou ie lig feature shows are
for three nights. and you should not
miss II. Pictures changed daily.
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-10
Forty Old Soldier. in Local c. 4. a.

AT the regular meeting OF kilpat-
rick Post, No. Al. Grand Army OF
the Republic. held last Sunday, two
new members were added to the
post and the annual election OF off.
GERS took place. Some of the old
officers were carried over and some
new ones elected to fill vacancies.
There are about forty old soldiers
in the vicinity OF La Junta and we
greatly desire TO keep up the post
as long as possible. We need your
help. Come out. We meet the first
Sunday in each month at Harmony
Hall.
d, W. ROCKWELL. Commander.
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-10

They will also buy and sell all kinds
Of farm produce. fruits. butter and
eggs. and meats Of all kinds.
The company has had an option on
seven lots In block 20 Of the Brad.
ish addition for some time and on
Wednesday last purchased the proper
~ outright II Immediately adtoins
the plant Of the La Junta Cold Stor.
age Company Oh the west. and II ID
the intention Of the new company To
purchase and operate the latter plant.
which is soon To be forccloscd under
a mortgage.
The company makes the declaration
that II can manufacture and sell Ice
at n profit In carload lots for as low
~ si.95 per ton. and II II the intcn.
ton. II possible. 10 make favorable
terms with the Santa r.. II Is an.
nounccd that the rate TO local con.
sumcrs will b. 30 cents per hundred
pounds. and To dealers who use not
less than 100 pounds pr day the rate
will lc from $3.50 To $3.50 per ton.
Material for the new plant viii be
on the ground early next week. and
work will be commenced at once.
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-10
ooddins Case on Trial.

Distric, court convened Thursday
morning, with Judge Morris. OF Colo
rado Springs, ON the bench. for the
purpose Of trying the case In which
q. NJ. Hall. receiver of the defunct
Rocky Ford State Bank. is trying to
secure possession of the Godding
family home in Rocky Ford and a
one-half interest in the building In
which the bank was located and have
them included in the assets of the
bank. The property is in the name
OF Mrs. j. T.. Godding. and the
contention is that they were acquir-
ed with money belonging to the de.
positors OF the defunot bank.
Fred a. Sabin is representing G..
NJ. Hall. receiver, as attorney. and
Juls se Voorhees,. OF Pueblo, and Glenn,
Beall a Go. in. are the attorneys for
the defense. Frequent tilts between
the attorneys have taken up most OF
the time thus far. The case was
ON all day yesterday and the day be-
fore and will be on again today.
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-10
- Jv~ts's New Ice Plant.

La Junta Is 70 have . twenty five
tsa ~ piant. work upon which will
- aoonenced next week with the
inssoaton Il having II completed In
tine 1ps business during the coming
oum0cr seas0n.
Articles Of Incorporation Of the Ia
SaaAA Ice and Storage Company were
receatiy flied In ne oeflee u me
cosnty clerk BY Charles Maxwell. Cora
n. Strain and Fred A. sabln. The
capital stock IL $4,000. divided into
COO shares Of 500 each. The dirsctorl
foe he first year are Charles Max.
veil aal Cora n. Strain. u Lamar.
asl rrsd A. Sabis. - Daaihsr anl
Mesy LAsss. q Il Juata. ne Co..
~ v11l crest . twenty-five ~ les
SUine ~ naaufsctufs astineiAl ics
=
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-10
eiks' Memorial Service.

Last Sunday af crnoon. beginning
at 3 o'clock. an impr, ssiyc and In.
tercs'iny program was given under
the auspices OF La Junta Lodge, No.
7oi, Il, r. .. H.. In the assembly room
OF the Elk suite The service was
In memory of W. r. Reynolds. Chas
W Allen and +. u. Hamilton. the
members Of the order who. within
the year. have entered the icyond.
Every number on the program WAS
tender and worthy tribute to these
and others who no longer stand In
the ranks. The vocal numbers given
by Sir. Thomas and by Miss shrop-
shire. the clarinet solo by A. A.
Rau,h. aud the excellent part taken
by the wondcrly Orchestra. made up
musical program Of unusual fine.
ness; while the several addresses. de-
llycrcd by such pleasing speakers ~
Dr. X. W. Corwtn. Of Pueblo. and q.
\. Tbompson. of our own city. were
Just and noble tributes fitiy spoken.
The memorial custom is very
beautiful one and one that would b.
wisely smuiatcd by all orders that
have not ~ yet established such =
custom.
May Il bs. however. when another
year shall have passed that there will
b. no places vacant "by the fire.
side" oe tAis conmsndab.e order. and
that instead Il . ncnorial service
next Dscsabss there nay ~ . ser.
vice u thanksgiving fos unbsokes
ranks. aa1 IT great eoe1 aceonp,isA.
~
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-10

cent wet. and probably will
be until the terms OF the
present city officials expire,
Ali Of them vehementy assert that
hey are not candidates for reelection
under any consideration or possible
Oontingency. and therefore have no
1bar Of the recall. the initiative and
Doferendum. the wrath OF the mayor
ynblic sentiment. or anything. ami
0Ate or inanimate. either upon the
0rth or the waters under the earth.
BY an almost unanimous vote. unan
nous with the exception OF Alder
ian Cartwright. the loard Of alder.
men tabled the ordinance. fathered
~ the mayor. which provided for
ne elimination of the two per cent
1oints of this city. which have
been under suspicion for many
months OF being purveyors of 9s per
cent proof most OF the time.
The mayor and his board OF al.
uermen do not seem TO be in har'
nony. which Is rather unfortunate for
La Junta They differ on many things
The mayor does not approve OF ce'
ment street crossings. He prefers
brick street crossings for the reason
that they are more easily torn ny
and replaced in cases OF need. The
fcity council prefers cement street
crossings and that is the kind We
are ketting-pro. ally for the reason
III II makes more business for one
Of the aldermen.
Some Of the aldermen are Of the
ophiou that u the two per cent
joints are not permissible under the
local option law 1t is up to the
assistant district attorney. who IL
also the city attorney. 20 proceed
against them In the district court
Others OF the aldermen say that the
two per cent Joints are eminently
respectable. even II. they do look
like saloons.
Orders have been Issued requiring
the taking down OF all screens. cur
txins. etc. so that an unObstructed
view OF the interior In possible
The Joints have also heen notified q
close up ON Sunday. and the city
marshal has been instructed To se.
to II personally that no Intoxicating
liquor Is sold. He has also been
Instructed To search and siexe any
drunks that may be found lettering
about the two per cent Joints and
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-10
Knights Of Pythiss Elect Officers.

At a recent regular meeting Of La.
Junta Lodge. No. ?s. Knights of Py.
thlas. officers for tho ensuing year
were elected ~ follows:
Chancellor commander. X. lease
Roberts; vicc chancellor. Fred Scott;
probate. u. e. Niles: master OF tho
work. W. l.. simpson: master Of the
cxchca1er. A. G. Draper: keeper Of
the records and seal. q. II. wincheli:
master at arms. J. e. Thivcrsc; inner
guard. II. N. wacAscr: outer guard.
y. e. Chilcs: trustee. g. r. hasten.
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-10

- lith and December 10Th, in.
elusive. Just think OF 1t. candidates
You will get $1,000 extra votes il
you turn In $25 on new subscriptions
between the above dates. Not only
that but you will receive $1,000 extra
votes for every $50 you turn in be.
tween the above named dates. That
is, II you turn in $50 on new sub
scriptions you will receive 10000
extra votes: SIS you will receive
~, 900 extra votes and so on up. Re-
member. these extra votes are In ad.
dition to the regular schedule and
this offer affords an excellent oppor-
tunity for the girls who are low in
the list To get right up among the
top-notchers.
Don't hesitate. lut start in immed-
lately, There are plenty of people
who are not taking the La Junta Tri-
bune who will willingly subscribe, il
you will only ask them. A real ear
nest effort In the next few weeks
may win for you beautiful $500
piano. Are you going to let this
taking advantage Of II? Don't for
get that 1t costs absolutely nothing
TO try so you can't possibly lose
anything, and consider the value OF
the prizes with which We are going
TO reward the workers. II would Ger.
I taAasy pay y girl TO neglect her
other duties and take up the Contest
work exclusively for the next few
weeks.
Besides this spe cial vote offer we
are going to give a beautiful French
china hand. painted sailed nut set to
the girl who turns In the most money
between December l2th and Decem.
ber 18th. This is $50 set and can
| be seen on display In the window
OF the progressive and up TO date
clothier. Harry |. Maxwell. on the
corner OF Second street and Colorado
avenue
The Tribune IN certainly making
II worth while for Its popular and
ambitious candidates to work hard
by awarding such an elegant $50
hand painted salted nut set for Just u
few days effort. and We think II n
very generous offer. The nut set In
Just special prize and is to be given
to the young lady who collects the
most money ON both old and new sub.
scriptions up to December 18th at
d y. m. Start today aud be AN early
bird prize winner. Remember that
your efforts towards winning the
special prize also count ON the big
prizes.
Now In the time TO show your abil.
! iiy to win u grand prize. This spc'
cial prize throws the flood gates wide
open and II is up to you to show
your friends that you are alive ia
tn. opportunity.
Your friends are loyal TO you and
win give you IA subscription II you
viii call and get It. Some young
lady is bound To win the special