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The national forum., 1910-05-28
A LITERAL FATE.

whats become of Jakes?
"Hes gone all to pieces"
"You don't say SO! Nervous pros
tration?" -
No; he looked for gas lcuk with
lighted candle. Baltimore An1eri-
can.
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Try Murine Eve Remedy

OF 10 dyes used for Easter eggs,
four were found to be poisonous.
The national forum., 1910-05-28

Fitchville, Ohio" My daughter was all rum
down, suffered from pains I'm her side, head and
limbs, and could walk but short distance at a
time. She came very near having nervous
prostration, had begun to cough a good deal,
and seemed melancholy by spells. She tried
two doctors but got little help. Since taking
lydia IL. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
proved SO much that she feels and looks like
another girl."- Mrs. g. Cole, Fitchvile, Ohio
Trasburg, Vermont. feel ft my duty to-
The national forum., 1910-05-28

WEARS THE UNMENT1oNABLEs.
Jack--"Wbo was the best man at
your.wedding?"
Tom-y"My wife; but I didn't know
it.p--Boston Transcript. w
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NO OTFENCE INTENDED.

Pardon me-, madam"
Tor what?" aE%TV Esss9 EEI
81 inadvertent y jabbed my eye in
to your iewoled hat pin. Washing
ton Herald.
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The population of Japan is increas--
ing at the rate of 100000 a year.
B. N. U. "a.
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EvEN TH1s.

Knicker--Do you get fresh vcgera
bles at your boarding house?
Bocker--No even the music is can
ned.--New York Sun.
The national forum., 1910-05-28
Buy "BArrLE AXE" SHOES.

Steel ornaments are very muck
used
The national forum., 1910-05-28

Tussore and satin tailored cos
tunes replace velvet.
The national forum., 1910-05-28

For HEADACHE-Hscks' oAPUDlNH
n, whether from Colds, Heat, Stomach az
Nervous Troubles, Capudine will relieve Won
Tvs liQuid-pleasant to talSe-a acts immedE
etely Fry 1t, i0c., 25c. and soc, at dru'
The national forum., 1910-05-28
GUARANTEEING ATTENDANCE.

GUARANl EElCNG Al lhNDANCn.
Going to have an Old Home week.
eh?''
"Yes, we want, all our wandering
boys to come back. When had we
better hold, it,"
after the Grand Jury adjourns, I
should say" Louisville Courier
Journal.
The national forum., 1910-05-28
For onLDs nnd GRIE,.

A new 100000 city court build
ing Is to be constructed in Melbourne.
The national forum., 1910-05-28
Raffia is used for many smart sh
h Z

Success EDr al aglsis-.I hsreccfd OF /
Min. Feiyp fl45is3. TIC rema,ly FOR l
etea aysept8y and ali bowel oonpla$
The national forum., 1910-05-28
PINK MRS. TAFTs rAvoRrrE.

PINK MRS. TAFT's FAvoRTTE.
Pink, plain pink-not cerise or
rose or any of the new-fangled
names under which that old-fashion-
ed color now goes--is the favorite
color of the present mistress of the
White House. Satin has long been
recognized as the material for a
gown which Mrs. Taft likes best and
pink as the shade which is most
becoming to her. She always has a
satin costume Of that color, and Of
ten her carriage gowns are so close
to pink that it seems like taking a
liberty to call them rose or salmon
or peach bloom. One of the dainti-
est garments which Mrs. Taft has
worn recently is a pink broadcloth
trimmed with deep red braid with a
touch of silver. 1t has insets Of yel-
low lace on the bodice and big de-
signs of the same in the half draped
skirt. Pink gowns for daylight are
no longer rare enough to cause COM
ment.-Pittsburg Dispatch.
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Rich ei90r6i ety is much In.
NauGG l-liE az "
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BUT SHE DISCOUNTED her AGE.
She--"The enumerator couldn't get
a reply out of Maud until he read the
law to her"
He--'T see; he scared her out Of
her census Boston Transcript
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A GRATEFUL WOMAN.

Has Only One Kidney, But is Sound,
and Wen.
Mrs. l.. Wick, 2S7 Dewey Ave.
Pittsfield, Mass. says: II ran down
In health until ! only weighed 95
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Contrasts Of color are again tho
thing.
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Buy BATTLE AXE" SHOES.
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you teea tbsn7I' ask

you feed tbsmT" ask
% q farmer ueighbor
.Aem?" exclaimed the au-
saa .in-nRte. ~ didn't leed
th0u yllt healthy rduug
zD q taa, aEg'l 5rrr M
.4sa ROB he ol E~er boiy g
..HgGs s.n-
The national forum., 1910-05-28

Hubby--"Wcll, even ii we lose ev-
erything III still have you"
Wife Don't be too positive
New York Telegram.
The national forum., 1910-05-28

placed snyvAaFs. ! 'iIEl
trAetssrl kjnHaa iiali
Meat, ciesa, ornsn1A4
tai, convenient. sialg.l
lasts all BeRnaaa !,
hAie Of Inetal. espHaA
.Spill or tip ever. will Nv,
soil or iniure anytiilH@,I
Guaranteed easctlva@i
or all dealers or seniI
prepaid sos 20 oen,s. N
HAROLD soMg1E
100 DehAlh Ap3Y
NRrookiyn. II. XII :.
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HER rAvoRlTn spNRrs

rs your wife lover Of outdoor
sports?"
4 should say so. She's bargain or
house hunting all the time. Detroit
Free PRESS.
The national forum., 1910-05-28

Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. Une laxatlVe,
three for cathartic.
The national forum., 1910-05-28

see ljfe once more through rose
tinted spectacles. Womans Lite.
The national forum., 1910-05-28
pounds. Finally a
consultation of
doctors was held.
Th av Serid"A 7 hnd

n llDltya fllAiAr
ltua aa b
yla 1gTN 5rr and
t t
49, ~ L.M. ..--
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Cgrsigaiion muses. many siI10ug dis'
..-n- n .a ..nrnnnnLl -l.La- hE l-E-
The national forum., 1910-05-28

When shown positive and reliable proof that certain
remedy had cured numerous cases of female Ills wouldn't
any sensible conclude that the remedy would
also benefit her if suffering with the same troublef
Here two letters which prove the efficiency OF Lydia
E. Pinkhans Vegetable Compound.
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F'707II'V 7Ta ~ IT01 ~ " '7'V7''5 ~ ~

ITO be sure they has. rvs got one
like that meself.. A. P.
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say few words in praise of your medicine When bega
taking lit had been sick with kidney and bladder
bes and nervous prosation now taking the sixth bo
tie Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and find
greatly improved My friends who call have notice
great changer Mrs. A. ILL., Sanborn Irasburg, Vermont.
We will pay handsome reward to any person who wi
prove to that these letters no. genuine and ruh
that either of these women were paid in any way
their testimonials that the letters are published wthor
their permission that the original letter from each d
not come to us entirely unsolicited.
What more proof can any one askf
FOR 80 years Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable STS%%Ssi
Compound has been the standard remedy for 7V~Y@N@
female ills. No sick woman does Justice to M AZ ~%AV
herself who will mot try this famous medicine W.
Made exclusively from roots and herbss and III W.
has thousands of cures to its credit III - "
WasgD Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick (CN pvI3
@&&@ to write her for advice. She MN REsSS&%Sa(
guided thousands TO health free of CHARGE Gyg%g1U
Address Mrs. Pinkham, LYNN, Mass S$%EASTITc
The national forum., 1910-05-28

tinted spectacles. ."--Woman's Lite.
BE CHEERFUL AND BEAUTIFUL.
Engraved faces are more often the
result of habit than the marks Of
Time, that professional etcher who
usually receives all the credit for
feminine ugliness. Woman is not
content with expressing herself in
words; she must needs make little
noses and funny faces to give com
pietion to her ideas, II you wall
about your lack OF beauty, watch
yourself for one short day. You wall
be surprised to find what wonderful
things you will do with your own
face. IL countenances were not so
substantially built they would SOON
er show the wear and tear imposed
upon them.
Wrinkles and lines are indexes to
ones life book. The fretter has a
signboard on her forehead, and she
advertises her profession of official
WoIllSI Wy SpoWlnS poA pieoee nv
tween her eyes, by allowing her
mouth to droop at the corners and by
taking on the plaintive portrait Of
misery in which she really rejoices.
But the optimist, the individual of
good cheer and laughter, sails SER
enely along the high seas of exist
ence with smooth, nicely ironed
face, which makes her remain so
young tnat she never really out
grows her happy days Of mud pies
and pinafores.--W Woman's Life,
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ADVERTISING HIS BUSINESS.
rs that woman still in mounting

sor her hus9and"
Yes Directly Der hQs1aui died
sha aa:F!ed q gra9esJona carveg. -
Ulss
The national forum., 1910-05-28
CHARM OF SINCERITY.

The secret of all charm and Of the
most genuine popularity lies in avoid
ing all Dretenses and being sincere.
The Delta independent., 1910-06-03

Boul, for several weeks, departed
Wednesday for her home in Re-
gina, Canada. A certain young
man here is now suffering with the
blues"
w. B. Stockham was up from
Delta, Monday, and started teams
at work on finishing the road up
First street He says they will
make fine road of it.
w. J. Brabbin and family depart
ed the fore part of the week for
their new home near Rodeo, N. M.
Mr. Brabbin recently purchased
property near that place.
Phil Stephens Tuesday completed
the permanent survey for the Sur
face Creek High Line ditch and re-
turned home the following day. Act
i've work will begin next week.
Mrs. A. ]. Powell and son, mother
and brother of Mrs. George Stephens
arrived last Friday to spend a few
Gays. They were on their way
lone to Boulder county from a visit
in California.
John Walker went up to the mesa
Wednesday to start the work of
improving a number of the cabins
belonging to the company. New
shingle roofs will be put upon four
of the cabins.
T. J. Gillaspy this week sold his
l7-acre ranch in the upper end of
the valley to Ed Daniels of Eek
ort. The pool hall of the latter at
Eckert has been taken in part pay
Inent by the former.
w. B. Smethurst and Mr. and
Mrs. w. E. Steele went over to
Paonia. Sunday, to attend the fu-
neral of Mrs. Alice Wannemaker
who died Friday morning. The de-
ceased was daughter-in-law of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Wannemaker of
Eckert.
The Delta independent., 1910-06-03
North Fork Times.I

A d. Garrett, Paul Wilson and
I. L. Blackwell were guests of the
Delta Business Mems Association at
the Delta House on last Wednesday.
DR., John Gould has sued the
Grand Junction Sentinel for $40, 900
libel, for publishing an article re-
garding the Riverside Irrigation
Company.
a car of stone for the new school
house that has been delaying the
work, arrived this week, and the
building will be pushed to compile
ton very rapidly now.
Walter kellogg went to Denver
Thursday, where he will purchase
the elevator for the Butler-kellogg
building, and several other fixtures
that are to be put in the store.
C. l.. Pike left yesterday for Illi-
nois. where he will make a two
weeks visit and then come to spend
the summer here before returning
TO his home at San Gabriel, Cali
fornia
Ed Stephens and family were
down from Paonia, Sunday, visiting
With Harvey Snare on Hanson mesa.
MIR. Stephens left Tuesday for Idaho
where he expects to make his fu-
lure home.
The Delta independent., 1910-06-03
OLATHE.
Goiathe Criterion.J

Miss Echo Smith of Delta visited
friday with her friend. Mrs. c. w.
Bragg.
DR.. A. r. Douthitt, the Delta vet
erinarian, had professional business
IN Oiathe, Tuesday. Allen is a good
horse doctor and people up this way
are finding it out.
Mrs. C. A. Frost and son came
up from Delta this week to join Mr.
Frost. the new proprietor of the
SHOE and harness shop. Unable to
Sccure a house. the family are liv-
ing temporarily in a tent on Church
avenue.
Miss Lucille Shaw has taken a
POSITION at the Criterion office, vice
Nrs. Frank Cotter. married. Miss
~haw is an accomplished young
'dy, and has already shown well
developed literary tendencies. She
will be a valuable addition to our
Office force.
Miss Edna Dowd will leave for
her home at Austin, Sunday. Miss
Dowd has conducted the millinery
department at Olathe Mercantile
company the past season and
through her efficient work this es-
Adjustment reports very success
ul millinery season.
David Reed of Denver visited from
sunday till Tuesday with Thomas
Turns. MIR. Reed is superintendent
OF fire alarm and police telegraph
n his home city and is prominent
luember of the "Speer gang" He
is very pleasant fellow, however,
md made many friends while here.
A number of local base ball en-
thusiasts witnessed good game
sunday when Montrose took the
scalp of Telluride by score of 8
to 0. The batteries played most of
the game for both teams, but Mont
rose had the best battery and there
by won. Jones. the left handed
twirler for Montrose, allowed his
opponents but three hits, which is
certainly going some.
The Delta independent., 1910-06-03
CRAWFORD.
tCrawford Chronicle. I


Charles Stoner is giving his res
idence new coat of paint.
VIM. Foster was an outgoing pas.
senger on the stage last Monday.
Myron f. Lewis left here Satur-
day morning on his way TO Denver.
G. w. Goodwin is getting to be
an expert at running his new auto
mobile.
M. c. Lee and wife, left here for
Arkansas last week, where they &c
TO look for Il new location.
A telegraph dispatch states that
Bert Pace has been opreated upon,
and he is getting along nicely.
Ray and Dave Stithem came in
from Washington last Thursday to
spend a few weeks with their par
ents. ]. A. Stithem and wife.
Ted Murray was badly bruised
tuesday afternoon by a load of
baled hay upsetting and falling on
him. He was coming down the big
grade above town when the wagon
turned over.
The Delta independent., 1910-06-03
HOTCHKISS.
IHotchkiss Herald. ]

Mrs. c. NJ. Streeter and children
left Saturday morning for Colorado
Springs.
J. Hadley and family left last
Saturday for Indiana, where they
expect to remain.
Paul Kruemling and Clark Col
Inns were in town from the Craw-
ford country the first of the week.
Herman Graft of Leadville has
heard of the North Fork valley and
is here looking for ranch this
week
{. McLennon went to Delta yes
terday TO meet his wife and child
len who have just arrived from
Scotland
George w. Goodwin and daughter
came down from Crawford the other
day in Mr.. Goodwin's new Maxwell
car. They made the trip in just 80
minutes
AT the. basket picnic on Rogers
mesa last Sunday, there was raised
about s. 900 for the purpose of bull
ding church at Lazear. A big
Grove was out and Rev. Giller made
fine talk.
Leon Hotchkiss left last Sunday
morning. presumably for Denver. .
but later reports are to the effect
that he only got as far as Gunnison
where he and Miss Nora Denney
Were married.
NJ. C. Lee and wife and Myron
Lewis left Saturday morning for
Arkansas, and will look that country
over with a view of locating. These
people have been residents of the
Crawford country for a number of
years and just recently sold their
ranches
r C. Martin and family left last
Sunday morning for Enterprise, Or
cgou, where Mr.. Martin will buy a
piece of land and 20 into the sheep
/ business. Mr. Martin did not burn
his bridges behind him, and still
owns his residence property here
and has rented it furnished to E.
S. Gould.
The Delta independent., 1910-06-03
DELTA COUNTY NEWS
Happenings of Interest
In the Different Sections
CEDAREDGE.
[Cedaredge Champion.1

II. c. Getty of Delta was show
ing w. d. Thompson of Harvard,
ILL.,, the beauties of the valley, We'd
nesday.
H. l.. James was down from Leon
Lake. Saturday. He reports that the
lake is filling nicely, and the snow
just beginning to melt in that sec
ton.
j. Wertz and G.. Newins of Cha
mute, Kansas, arrived the latter part
of last week to spend the greater
portion of the summer with Frank
Westcott.
w. II. Martin is preparing to leave
Saturday for Idaho, California and
the Northwest. to see if he can find
place that suits him better than
Cedaredge.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Killian came
up from Delta. Monday, and went
on to their summer camp where the
former is looking after his cattle
interests this week.
Miss Fannie Peveret, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred
The Delta independent., 1910-06-03
tPsienia Booster.J

J. w. Bryant and family, who
lave been in Paonia for several
months, left Thursday for Pueblo.
Miss Ethel Carter left Thursday
morning for California. She expects
later to go on to the Philippines
ond teach school
f. w. Moutray went to Scots
Vile, Texas, Thursday, on business
for an orchard company. He will be
sone about six weeks.
DR.. Johnson, pastor of the NJ f.
church at Delta. was visitor in
Paonia. Tuesday night, coming up
on business connected with the new
church building now in process of
construction at that place.
Lumber is being hauled for the
Reynolds new house and it is be-
ginning to grow so that the work
shows well now. and we expect to
see fine building that will be an
incentive to others to apply few
coats of paint.
l.. w. Heston and family have
taken rooms at Long Beach. and
were there in time to taste CD an
earthquake shock, but only a slight
one. They did not like Oregon and
are not very favorably impressed
with California. A full fiedged Pa
oman is not easily weaned away
from Paonia.
The Delta independent., 1910-06-03

ii. NJ. Thackwell of Denver, Gov
ernment surveyor, and B. c. He'll
man, Forest Ranger, left here with
force of men Monday to survey
the boundary lines of the Gunnison
National Forest.
Beatrice Margaret Mcleod was
united in marriage to Halsey S.
Glbson last Sunday afternoon, the
Rev Chaplin, pastor of the Baptist
church at Hotchkiss, officiating. The
ceremon took place at the home of
the brides parents in Crawford.
The Delta independent., 1910-06-03
PAONIA.
GPaonia Newspaper

Miss Iva Kerns and Miss Little
drove up from Delta, Monday, to
visit Miss kerns' sister, Mrs. Lee
Robins.
A. l.. Craig, manager of the North
Fork Fruit Growers Association,
was Hotchkiss visitor Saturday of
last week.
VIII Alexander. who has been in
Cedaredge Tor the past three weeks,
returned home on Tuesday even
ing's train.
y. w. Royce of Montezuma came
in Sunday evening to be present at
the funeral of his sister, Mrs. Alice
Wannemaker.
w. l.. bunker and family left
Thursday morning for Colorado
Springs, for the benefit of Mr.
Dunker.s health.
Mrs. w. H. Yates and son
Gwynn left on Thursday morning. s
flyer for Gunnison on business
and pleasure trip combined.
Eugene Decker and family are
now residents of the Winott ranch
on Stewart mesa. Mr.. Decker will
improve his ranch which he recent
" purchased from Ed Horning
j.. l.. Martin and L. +. Stephens
and family left Tuesday morning
for Idaho. in hopes that the climate
would be beneficial to Mrs. Steph-
ons. They also expect to visit Cal
ifornia.
Do you hear wedding bells? You
surely do. for the Western Star
girls gaye linap shower \Nednas
day evening at DR.. Follensbee' s
home on Second street in honor of
Miss Excie Cady, who was the re-
cipient o: many beautiful as well as
useful pieces of linen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21


IL la a. D. a biF FUN storm nest
week az the Majestic. about every q.
thinE In the big bill being comedy
except a pair Of novelty acts that
arc away up IA the air when " Gomez
a. elAHR Il 10 almost enough 60 aas
that ham J Curtis, with his pretty
llfiic school girls, 10 the top iine Tea
furr. curtis shows So big. over
grown arnool Kid ~ the village W
riFty and between himself and the
girls there u a whole lot % comedy
and some very fins singing put over
The Aix JuEgllng GlFiH abiy rspre.
sent the novelty side ~ the w.s p
offering They arr half daren very
charming young women who can
iuEHie 20 beat the hand. and Who
can pretty" n whole lot more than
ths,
Neil Mckinlas h a singing come
dian. one Of the best known IN vand
eyiilc Mckinley % not n singer
without n voice. but with nRa II
o. stnEalariy sweet and ne xmts away
with q whole iei q good fun while
he u using T.
Thcrs wiii be a great big novelty
feature ia the Offering % -fhAkfna.
~Fhaarnar II very charming young
woman who tu past mistress u the
Art % dancing Win hsr DANCES
sae has combined startling and beau
tif1il electric effects. and the cam.
hinAttan - counted one o. ths
strongest IN vaudeville
WIN novis and bio barley are two
clever Australian musical comedy
fal& who will 10 aesn In q comedy
oddly entitled Married Ais4
pAriey IL gifted with a vesy sweet
soprano volca. which shs ussS 70
cxcelieat advantage.
Tho Williams Brothers arc tive
clever dancers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21

Dorothy Morton. shr ~ The xiari.
'us voice first star with ~rhe Prince
pf htlaen. aud popular ravorItr
in Seattle. wfli b. the attraction FOR
next week 40 the Grand Her vshi.
cle n J. , McNaiiy'a uueeaaafsii
musical comedy, widow Jonea. tn
which May Irwin first secured pub
hc recognition
Widow Jones" has been Fr-vrtt
ten ~ TIE author. and T. titled with
CLEVER lines ana amusing situations.
"a lille the latest New YORK sung sue
cvHHea have been lntvrpalated The
company supporting nuruthy Nor
iQu has been carefully selected and
handsome show girls. lasimhiy
vowned are features II the produc.
ton
Dorothy Morton ln one ~ tbs YER,
few pFima donnas on ths stage T.
day who T. also a com~aienne. and
Hhr occupies q prominent position ln
The Htt ~ coWsdlpnnes which IN
cluties MAY Trivia. Marie csahlii and
Mario bFenaisr. bat ecilpses them
aH ~ the beauty q her voice The
weeks ensaEemrus at the Grand
wiii open with the matinee ton,or.
row.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21

on hls best Eirl and other original
Ideas
courtney and Jeanette are occen.
tric iugglcrn whose comedy 81 i'm
mrusr
Joe Morris. the famous Hebrew
comedian. D. ono Of the big things
81 the bin he o. tho only Hebrew
comedian who successfully initiates
the irish. ana does n Ia such "a way
that the most appreciatiye part Of
every audience ~ the irlsh soc ton
Morris. - course, does the Hebrew
stuff and between his songs HE
tails aud HE clever acting be NAL "a
fine feature
a feature that VIII make a great
hit 81 the act ~ AFnaido. the famous
animal trainer Who will offer his
collection ~ isoparda. pAnthsfs and
laEuAgr In series ~ fcatH and
tricks Animal acts have been a
strong line with tho rantaEos shows.
but Il h believed that Arnalda's
animals viii make a stronger appeal
than Any animal act that has pre-
Tiuusly been seen at this house
TIE ever popular Helen Lowe is
scheduled Tor a new song. ~ith
handsome pictures. and the Pan
taEeHeope Will Show . series ~ ths
latest moving pictures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21
Ansshsr ais psn,ss.. BIZ.

Another good bill f. coming %
pantaEcs theatre next wSsk. op<n-
inE Monday afternoon. AT VI the
acts are paying their rrst viait To
Seattle.
Edwin ksegh a Co. the Co be-
ing Miss Helen sslsoa. . stunning
lookipg young actress, vii offer a
sketch called "a Vaudeville Sur
prise" The story concerns q stage
struck young woman who falls IN
with a busted actor. whom abe
engages TO teach her stage art
There are funny pathetic ard tragic
scenes In this sketch. which. while
short. has three scts and five char
actsrn. all played b. Mr. Reugh and
Miss Nelson
Gordon and Henry are a pair Of
clever twisting dancers They
give a sorisa Of ifnitstione all By
the dance. illustrating different play
srs In a ball game. fellow calling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21

fvr 80 minutes theaa two characters
alone hold the audience.
Matiheek are announced for
Thursday ard Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-21

Grigolatis famous aerial ballet il
AZ last coming into the West For
Is years 0riEolnti has been the ballet
master q Europe. And Bertha and
ururv Lane theatre. London have
been thn scenes u his greatest ae-
tiqity and triumph he has selected
fhe best features II his great pro-
ductions for his Orpheum tour. -
a distinCt treat u IN store for the
clientele ~ the ~BlE nunEalgw
Fred Warren and Al blanchard.
also on the hlIl are two top notch
fun makers ~ ability along many
lines. They are given % both fun
and melody. ard the critics RiarE
the prpheum way have been most
kindly IN their estimates
Ethel Alton. one Of thr clexereat
women of the vnudeviIis stage viii
10 on hand with a capable company.
producing her great laughing sue
cess Birds % a Fsathsf.' by Fred
sFlcS Allen. Wherever Mins Alton
has shown she has proved ssnEa-
iion. and there u no reason Why she
ahotid net 50 a. strong In Seattle,
Hrowu and Cooper are also on
their way They aro unique. and
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