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long breath, although his sparring part
ners were fairly painting when their
work was over. As each of these went
four rounds and Johnson Travelled the
entire distance Of eight it can readily
be seen how good his condition really
is. He's ht TO fight an ordinary battle
right now.
The usual crowd jammed into the big
pavilion, and every time the champion
landed q blow that counted everybody
clapped and cheered. II is safe TO say
that a third OF those present were
women. And, strange as il may seem,
they took even a deeper interest in
the work of the champion than did
their male escorts. Johnson appeared
to be pleased beyond measure with the
way his work was received by the
crowd. His broad smiles told the tale.
4 am glad that they liked the way 1
boxed. said the big fellow This
means a lot TO 4 fighter when he's
training You can't fool a big crowd.
When the fans cheer, then you know
that YOU are going good. I must have
done well. or they would not have ap-
plauded me as they did
WIZARD IN CLINCHES
He started in with Cotton. and the
colored youngster was primed for d
he tore right into Johnson at the outset.
Johnson met every rush and they
clinched and worked around the ring
like q pair Of fighters battling for fat
purse. Johnson proved a veritable
wizard ia the clinches. He held Cotton
with his left hand and hammered him
with his right. Those speedy uppercuts
were shot in with lot OF force, and
some Of them all but took Cotton off
his feet
Occa siOnally Cotton would reach the
face Of the champion with his straight
left hand jabs. but for every one of
these he put in he took a whole flock
ia return Cotton also made many a
play for the body. but Johnson evident
ly was looking for these, because he
blocked every one of them which Cotton
started. He also gave a good exhibition
Of assuring his man with that power
ful right hand Of his. and on one oc-
casiOn he came near staggering his
sparring partner with a series of
straight rights.
There was not so much skill and
science TO the four round mixup with
Cutler for the reason that the white
boy does not run much to boxing. But
Johnson had plenty TO do at that. What
Cutler lacks in the science Of the game
he makes up in willingness and ag-
gressiveness, and he is not afraid to go
in He went after Johnson at each and
every opportunity. He was handed
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
TO GIVE CHARITY BALL
Members of San MateO Order to
Be Hosts at Dance
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

SAN MATEO. May 22.-The San Mateo
Knights of Columbus will commemorate
the second anniversary of the founding
of the local council with an elaborate
charity ball in Maple hall tomorrow
night. The ballroom will be decorated
in purple and white, the colors of the
order. and with a profusion of potted
plants.
Miss Louise Daley has had entire
charge of the decorations The grand
march will be led by Past Deputy
Grand Knight James z. Fitzgerald and
Miss Anna Lenehan.
The following committees have charge
of the affair:
Arrangements-Thomas ]. Branson (chair-
man. Joseph j. Hahir, j. J. Shields J. B.
Kelly. Edward l.. Kinsley. NJ. Sheehan George
B. Rapp, Joseph F. KilleIea James E. Fifz-
gerald and Joseph c. Radford.
Reception Raymond O'Grady. NJ. j. Burke
Edward j. Doolin. Richard Herron HI Nc
Cormck. John j. Burke. a. W. Gale j. w
Morey and p. A. Ryan.
Floor-John E. Casey, N. Bettencourt. Mar
tin Callahan George KiIlelea. George b. Ram
and W. II. v King
Floor manager-Joseph F. KiIleIea assisted
by John I. Cronin and Harry Gettings
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IMPRESSES CROWD
AT BEACH RESORT
Black Champion Mauls Sparring Mates
For Eight Terrific Rounds
By WILLIAM ]. sLATTERY

watched Jack Johnson the
pavilion yesterday left the fully impressed thai
him. He
yesterday well the lesson
itse and revelation
10 Ia close students of the boxers
Big
Marty busy There
breathing SPELL Johnson made
him. when they he bored though each
attacking practically punch
he seldom swings The truth
His other collection of walop generally
purpose
The Johnsons pores during progress
perfect, he
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WOULD BE BLACKMAHEP
STARTS FOR PRISON
Threatened to Burn Home and
kidnap Children

CLEVELAND, May 22.-Harris Nor
ris, the young man who was convicted
last week of attempted bIackmail. left
here in custody today for Fort Leaven-
worth, Kan, where he will begin the
two year sentence to which he has
been condemned.
Mrs d. o. Caswell. the wealthy
widow of a real estate man, was the
complainant in the case.
Morris was convicted of having sent
her letters demanding $4,000 on pain
of having her house burned and her
two children kidnapped.
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The Midland farmers cooperative
association was formed in 1906. It
now has 401 members, covers the coun-
ties of Nottingham, Derby and Lei
cester and is extending its operations
into Lincolnshire. There are larger
farmers societies in the country, one
in Wales having 900 and one in Suf-
folk and vicinity 1000 members. All
are growing in membership and seem
to be of substantial advantage to the
farmers concerned.
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some very smart right and left cuffs for
his trouble.
GREAT JABBING EXHIBITION
Cutler succeeded in putting over a
large right swing to the champions S
Jaw near the end of the third round.
There is no question but that this one
took big Jack entirely by surprise, for
his face showed ii. But he was over
the effect of the wallop in winking
time and he replied with a right to
Cutters jaw, for Cutler left himself
wide open.
Johnson gave a great exhibition of
left hand ia abbing in the final round of
the miXup with Cutler. His fist worked
back and forth like a piston and he
jabbed his sparring mate right up
against the ropes. Cutler seemed
powerless TO get away from these jabs
and he could not come near Johnson,
though he dashed out with right and
left swings for the face.
Those who watched JohnsonS work
closely could not but have observed
that he seldom missed a punch when
he started one. In his other two per-
formances the black champion was
none too accurate and full a third of
his blows went wide of the mark. But
there was nothing like this on yesrer-
days bill of fare. Every time a punch
was shot out il hit the desired mark
and many of them carried plenty OF
steam behind them.
JOhnson's footwork was also an i'm
provement over that of last Wednes-
day and last Sunday. He seemed to
be taking more pains about getting
around the ring and he never over
looked an opportunity 10 sidestep one
of his mates. Slowness on his feet
has been Jollnsons one weakness in
the past.
TOSSES MEDICINE BALL
Before boxing Johnson tossed the
medicine ball for Is minutes and as
an eye opener for the afternoons work
he did some limbering up stunts on
the floor. In the morning he was out
on the road for IL miles. He will lay
off the boxing as usual until Wednes-
day afternoon, when he expects to
give IL round exhibition. Johnson s
one fear is that he may go stale ard
for this reason he does not care mach
about boxing too often.
After his days work the champion
jumped on the scales and registered
exactly 218% pounds. This is a good
weight for him at the present time, as
he expects to jump into the ring on
the fourth of July weighing 208 pounds.
He seems to have it all figured out to
a nicely.
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MOTOR RACER cR1ppLEn

DELAWARE BREAKwATER. Del.
May 22.-The Loantaka, one of the con-
testants in the motor boat race from
Philadelphia to Havana, has returned
mere for repairs to its engine The
captain said 1T was extremely doubtful
about the Loantaka continuing. The
Loantaka was the largest of the five
entrants.
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BOWLING ANALYSIS
ALAMEDA I45, GOLDEN GATE 81

Over at the Alameda grounds the To-
cal team easily defeated the Golden
Gates by los runs. A Stahl played a
splendid game for the Encinals and his
contribution of AZ was the stellar per-
formance of the whole game. W. Nield
was also responsible for a useful %
runs. With the exception of W. Ches-
ter, who made II. none of the Golden
Gate batsmen could do anything with
the deliveries of Howard and Nield.
Score:
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SOCCER CAME a TIE

The Independents and the Albion
Rovers played a tie game of soccer at
r,reemans park, Oakland. yesterday
afternoon, the score standing goals
each at the finish 1t was a friendly
match, played under the auspices of
the Bay Counties soccer league.
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Corbett on His Way
Independent Games

SAN MATEo, May 22.-Before crowd of
1000 baseball fans, the Dingee Park team of
Redwood City took the San Mateo nine into
camp this afternoon by a score of 3 to =
and as a result the county seat is celebrating
its first baseball victory over San Mateo in
four years. San Mateo had the score to /
until the eighth inning. when Redwood tied
the score. In the last Of the ninth. Redwood
brought in another run winning the game.
Dingee Park ........-.......... 2
SAB Batteries-Fox MaieS and Aan Girot and RioPdan
vIsAL1A, May 22.-Tbe visalia Pirates
the Lemoore team today, 10 to 1. Score:
yisalia .........-.............is Is Is i
Batter Batteries es-Maire, Couiee ana Kuhn; Delaney,
Ritchie. Hawley and crabtree.
NEWMAN. May 22-pierce was in great
form today, tanning II and holding Tracy to
played Hg aI's Loose ae fielding game. ' score; 4'
Newman ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. L 6
l'Bsf Battcries-Pierce and Hilton; Lamb and
Gieseke.
WILLOWS. May 22.-Panama Murphys' team
Of Sacramento, arrived in Willows this after
noon on special train and met the Willows
was the long end of 8 to 1 score. Theede
and French formed local battery, while Rooney
and Levy acted for Sacramento. Theede was
credited with clean home run.
MODESTO. May 22-The Modesto Reds won
their eighth straight victory and fifth shut
out today, taking the Shreves of San Francisco
down the line by score of II to o. Cam of
st. Marys. was in the box for the Shreves,
this being his second try against the Reds.
In both instances the Reds made II hits and
II runs. The summary: r. H. E.
Mooesto ......--.--.- -s-..'.--Il Il 4
Batteries-Mobley and Palm; Cam and ord
way.
The Casa AIadronas defeated the Mission Mer-
chants yesterday in a fast 10 inning game at
Golden Gate park. The features the bat
ting of Koernick and Rogers and the fielding of
Jensen. Batteries-Schine and Koernick Rogers
and Ryan.
The Presidio post mines long string of vic
tories finally broken Saturday afternoon by
the Oakland Misfts, club composed of promi-
nine semiprofessionals and amateur players, tile
visitors annexing the game by score of to 8.
Olson's mastery pitching and the heavy hitting
of his team mates won for the 0aklanders.
Schnabel's spectacular catch was the feature.
From estimates and actual figures it
fc co,,,p,,tod that in tho hizforx- 0f tt,i-
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Miss Mabel E. Sturtevant of Brook
field, Mo-, winner OF the Braun around
the world scholarship, completed the
four year course at the high school in
three years, graduating as valedicto-
rian. She was also the winner of four
scholarships, one in Baker uuiversitv
at Lawrence, Kan, one in Kansas Citv
university and the curator's scholar
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JUNGsTRoM BEATS HAYES

OTTAWA, Ont, May 22.-J. b. HAYES
was today beaten by L. Jungstron in
a five mile race by five yards Time. 2S
minutes. Yesterday Jungstrom beat
Hayes in a IS mile race by 40 yards in
.30.55
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SAN FRANCISCO

r. r. Jordan. b. Newman. n........-...... 3
A Won Tagen. c. Kellett b. Anstey ........ :
Z. Petersen, G. Smmonds b. Newman. 5
II. Renwick. c. Bernard. b. Newman AZ
u. Pagen. c. Newman. b. Anstey ........... 1
A sterling. c. Simmonds, b. Anstey. ....... =
T. Loney, b. Newman - %
c. Cross, not out 4
H. Roberts, c. Ollerdessen, b. Newman. o
F. Phillpotts. b. Newman. man.......... )
X Ramsy, b. Newman. Observation-Disclosures.
EAtras --.....-.-.-s.......... I
500
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The board OF education of Water
town has taken a swat at high school
fraternities. It has called on parents
to forbid their children to join such
organizations and has ordered all
teachers who have any connection with
shem - resign at once.
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From estimates and actual figures it
is computed that in the history of this
country the total number of foreigners
arriving on our shores amounts to H.
111,S50.
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BARBARIANs

3. 0Ilerdessen. c. Petersen. b. Jordan 1
f. Galley, b. Psgen. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
F. Slmmonds, b. Petersen. en.................. )
A. II. Moverly. c. Ramsey, by Roberts. -. 80
A. Anstey. c. Renwick b. Pagen. g
W. Newman, c. Loney. b. Pagen. Is
A. keliett. run out. .................. 3
H. Tyler. c. and D. Pagen. en.......-...........
W Thomas. b. Pagen. Observation-Disclosures. 0
c. Edlicott, not Observation-Disclosures 4
T. Bernard, b. Petersen. n............... )
Exrtss .'.....-.....-...-..... s
Total ............. no
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JEFF GIVES BEST
SHOW OF SEASON
Big Fellow Goes Through Nine
Fast Rounds and Shows Up
i'm Fit Condition

BEN LOMOND, May PIN the pres
ence of so members of the Olympic club
and a number of prominent San Fran
cisco sporting men, Jeffries gave the
best boxing exhibition of his present
season at his training quarters this
morning.
The fighter went through nine fast
rounds of sparring with his brother
Jack, Joe Choynski and Bob Armstrong,
and at the finish there was not man
among the spectators who did not eX-
press the opinion that he was in excel
lent condition. Chief of Police Martin
of San Francisco saw the workout and
was highly enthusiastic in regard to
Jeffries' Improvement in physical fit
ness.
The fighter followed the glove work
with shadow boxing, rope skipping and
two fast games of handball. All this
labor followed five miles on the road
and an hours row on the river. No
work was attempted during the after
noon, Jeffries with his partner, Jack
Ripper. and Chief Martin leaving for
Santa Cruz in Tex Richards automo-
bile.
Jack Gleason paid his respects to JEFF
fries for the first time since the estab-
lishment of the Ben Lomond training
camp. The copromoter was merely
making friendly call and had no busl-
ness chat with Jeffries.
Chief Martin stated that in the future
all prize ring affairs will be conducted
under his personal supervision.
This goes for the big fight as well
as for the lesser bouts" he said. THE
fight fans should be protected, and l
believe l know enough of the game to
see that it's patrons do not get the
worst of it. The moment fight looks
peculiar to me I'll stop it without
consulting either referee or promoter"
Corbett on His Way
NEW YORK, May 22.-James ]. Cor
bett left here today for Ben Lomond,
Cal, TO help Jeffries round into shape
for his fight with Johnson. Corbett said
he. intended to introduce no rivalries
into Jeffries' training camp. To avoid
any possible clash with Choynski, now
trainer in chief at Ben Lomond, he will
live 10 miles away at Santa Cruz, and
will run over to the camp every day in
an automobile.
He will box with Jeffries whenever
Jeffries so desires, and will give such
advice as he thinks Is needed, but
Choynski Will keep his titular honors.
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MONTEREY HEADS
Three c LEAGUE
Traffic Team Loses Hard Luck
Game Marked by Fast and
Snappy Playing
[Speeial Dsealeh 10 The Call

MONTEREY. May 22.-Fraser's Trsfhcs lost
p hard luck game today TO the locals. who now
lead the league. Benham pitched fine ball, al
lowing hits IN but two innings. Martin and
schverin made difficult catches. Schwerin's hit
ting was the feature. The game sensa-
tlonaI and fast. There were four double plays
and three men thrown out clean hits from the
out6eId. Umpire Jack Cusack did not report.
Score X. II. T..
Monterey
frames /
Batterles-MOnterey. Earle and Theile; Traf-
fcs Perkins and Benham. Umpire, Boron.
Salinas 9, WatSonViIIe o
SALINAS Nay 22-Salinas put WatsonTille
on the vacant end Of TO score in the
Three G league game today. Hartman was
hatted out Of the box and Bartlett. his success
sor. WAS hit for nine ssfeties. Score:
Il. II. z.
Salinas ..----...--.-..------- 10
MatsOnrille -------..--- ------.-.-. 8
Batteries-W ilcoK and SAMPSON Hartman,
1sarrlert and Jacobs.
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RICHMOND. May 22.-'POp'' Wieland's ball
tossers defeated the home team at Richmond IN
fast and exciting game. Arlett was in good
form and allowed but four scattered hits. Score:
R. H. E.
San Deandro .........-....-......4 9
Richmond .................. ?
Batteries-Arlett and Christensen. Lily and
Lohman.
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Central California League
STANDING oF THE CLUBS.

Fruitvale easily defeated San Rafael on the
'Fruitvale diamond yesterday. Stammer. for the
Radhesds allowed but three hits but received
IN miserable support, the outfled being respon-
sIhle for ali the runs. Jenkins was also in
form and held the visitors down 10 three hits.
Score: r. II. f.
Fruitvale ..--...-..-.--.-...-- ?
'1F Rstteries- tterf Jenkins and RYAN Stammer and
Gardner.
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PETALUMA May 22.-'sSiFers" Klein won
his game without any trouble at Petaluma yes
icrday He held the home team down TO three
scratch hits. and every man on the team played
Zig league ball 10 keep Alameda in first place.
phere. Score: r. H. +.
Alameda ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8 o
Petaluma .-...-..---..-.-.--. o
Batteries-Kleln and Kinsky: Leonard and
Glanini.
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George A. Moore, the technical man
of the EMF company of the Stude
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w. H. Durphy, local agent for the
Chase motor vehicles, reports the sale
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vISALIA, May 22-The visalia Pirates
drove two pitchers from the box and defeated
the Lemoore team today, 10 to 1. Score:
r. Il; E;
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San Francisco Cali
Lost and Found Bureau
Third and Market Streets

Get claim check. Have It advertised.
Reclaim II II the owner does not
THE LAW-PeOple who find lost articles
are interested In knowing that the state law
is strict in requiring them to seek the own
ers through advertisements and otherwise
and that failure TO do so. if proof can be
shown. involves a severe penalty.
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The Casa AIadronas defeated the Mission Mer-
chants yesterday in a fast 10 inning game at
Golden Gate park. The features the bat
ting of Koernick and Rogers and the fielding of
and Ryan.
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SaIinas 9. WatsonviIIe d

Batterles-MOnterey. Earle and Iheile; Iraf
fcs Perkins and Benham. Umpire, Boron.
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DR.. 3. F. Alden of this city recently
made the trip to Mount Hamilton in
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i Z u IunulHS <
time, and the journey was so enjoyable
that upon his return to town Doctor
Alden made his way to the agency for
the Premier, the Hugo Muller auto
company, and congratulated them on
having the control and agency for a
car that would behave in such an ad-
mirable manner
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NlSaila Id Id
Lemoore . D
Batteries-Maire, Coulee and Kuhn; Delaney,
Ritchie, Hawley and Crabtree.
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w. Ell. Brown, manager of the Regal
motor car COMPANY in this city. re-
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James Whitaker of
Calf and to J. w.
Puterbaugh of San
Jose.
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MEETINGS-LeEaI
LOST AND FOUND
AGENTS WANTED.

II If YOU LOSE ANYTHING.-Advertise A.
mere IL VIII be returned TO You if an honest
person finds ii. Remarkable recoverieS -
brought about every day through this column
II You FIND ANYTHING BRING TT
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Load of Rapid
Trucks Coming

Dorroh of Angels Camp. The company
also announces that a carload of Rapid
trucks will arrive in this city by
May 26.
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Manager Cochrane of the Haynes
auto sales company reports the sale
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some very smart right and left cuffs for
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Oil Company
! Buys Hayne,

the extensive oil fields of the company
In the southern part of the state.
E. c. Collins, manager of the Carter
car automobile company, reports the
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BOWLING ANALYSIS

Total ....................-... 10
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NEWMAN, May 22.-Pierce was in great
form today, tanning IL and holding Tracy to
five hits. Lamb hit freely. Both teams
r. II. f..
Newman Observation-Disclosures. Il 6
Tracy Observation-Disclosures. 3 9
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cluded in the lot to make it more allu ring Yo
Materials are heavy Diagonals, Worsteds,

Jackets are from 80 to "a inc.
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clever DANCES
ARE FLAWLESS
and BEAUTIFUL
Performance Goes Smoothly,
Despite Incapacity of Two
Dancers
Cupid May Duplicate Last
Years Record of ''Inter=
esting Announcements"

Merrily went the kirmess last night
ct the Central theater as the hours
slipped away to the sound Of music
end song end dancing feet Merrily.. in
Erfte OF the fact that two Of the per
fermers were incspacitated for further
service and others had TO be pressed
tnto their places at the last minute.
only those who had been present at
the two previous performances knew
the difference, however, as everything
run so smoothly and easily that the
change was scarcely noticeable.
From the first rise Of the curtainf on
its grand march and pageant 10 the
close OF the national dance. when the
voting commenced, there was not a
pause or flaw. The orchestra led by
Paul Steindorf was at its best and
the various dancers came into view at
precisely the right moment and danced
their pleasing turn with all the as
surance and abandon Of professionals.
And among those who won the most
spplause for her ease and grace and
absolute freedom and litheness of
movement was Miss Margaret Marion
Marx with her emotional dancing of
the Blue Danube" IN appropriate cos
tune Of airy next 10 nothing. But her
promise for the future should she care
TO develop her talents. She was one
OF the leaders of the dainty spring
group in their robes Of green in the
dance Of the seasons, which with many
remained the favorf1e dance of the
series OF kaleidescopicl music and color
and fantasy
SNOW MAIDENS
one of the most chaTming effects in
this dance is produced by the little
snow maidens who represent the win
ter and white muffs tied in blue. AS
they finish their separate steps they
pelt the audience with fluffy snowballs
of down. concealed in their muffs,
which adds q wintry flavor of their
own that is more than attractive.
IN the gondolier dance, with it's We
netian setting. the singers scatter coins
into the crowd below. and in some
OF the other dances flowers are tossed
down, au OF which add TO the effect.
cfal mention FOR its splendid yodel
II sung in its native Alps and the
beer scene beneath the trees adds the
appropriate home touch Good Alpine
and Cossack dances are given sepa-
rately in this and Miss Frances Ram
sey. Miss Maud Goodwin. Miss Helen
Forbes. Miss Elaine Hancock. Arthur
SAKE. Somers Peterson, Walter Bent
ley and Cuthbert FleLssner sing Love
IS Like the Red. Red Rose" to a very
pretty little skit
WHAT WILL FoLLoWr7
Whether this kirmess is going to
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have the same effect as the last one,
and whether or not several interesting
announcements are to follow, remain
TO be seen. A noticeable fact last
night, however, was that many of the
fair dancers. in place of the conven-
tfonal artificial flowers matching their
costumes, were wearing four and five
and, in one or two cases, more orchids,
giving their friends in the audience
cause for speculation. 1t was an
orchid setting, and there were those
who whispered that the charity had
come first in the practice for the dane
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states by carrying complete, though
condensed, agricultural fair to hun
dreds of points throughout the country,
has just started on a 10000 mile tour
through the eastern states