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The Washington herald., 1911-08-20
co.mo. sunday Concert.

Several new specialties have been ar
ranged for to-day's concert, and those
acts Of last weeks bill which are deemed
suitable for Sunday concert will have a
change Of programme wherever possible
These include the Boston City Quartet
in comedy songs and yodling, the three
Craighton Sisters, pianologue and sing
ing numbers; Ethel Egamor, singing
coincidence; Burbank and Danforth,
novelty musicians, and Jean Irwin. the
dainty songstress The orchestral num-
bers will include ''Av Tampa" (Harold).
''At the Race Course descriptive
Puerner); ."The Dying Poet" reverie
(Gottschalk); grand selections and ballet
from Faust" Goundo); 'In the Su-
dan," an Oriental fantastic (Sebek).
The Washington herald., 1911-08-20

Several years passed and young Holmes
through listening to celebrities of the
stage from the dizzy heights of the gal
lery,'' and through a diligent perusal of
their idiosyncrasies as set forth in the
dramatic, papers, had gathered together
a series of limitations of actors. Next he
got letter of introduction to Keith, the
Boston vaudeville magnate. To get to the
Hub the budding star had to take a place
in charge of a carload of cattle, going
there from Chicago. He reached the Hub
safely, having lived on gallon of water
and some ham sandwiches. At the time
he got his first engagement he had had
nothing to eat for twenty-four hours, and
tainted dead away when he had con-
cluded his first appearance on the pro-
fessional stage. Fortunately he made
an unexpected hit az the very outset.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-20

Norway. Lady Lonsborough. and ON the
end. sitting. Lord Lonsborough.
On his right Is GeorEiana, Countess Of
Dudley; oussn Nary and children In
frcnt. and Princess MAry Of Wales and
Prince Henry q wales,
II NE back row. standing. from LETT
20 reht. aro (necond ngure) Kinn
oeeeg<: ~ - 1.yiIs; nsxt 1ent1s-
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man. Lord savile; Hon. Mrs. KeppeL
Lord Knollys. fourth frcm MIN. Princess
Victoria; Lord Rpseberry and tail gsa-
tlen,an at end. Hon. George Keppek
The animated scenes from which thia
View was taken ara xlppressed IN Enx-
exhibiting photosrsphs Of Former mons
Lyman Il. iiovs j nou prssent,1s
The Washington herald., 1911-08-20
At the Plaza.

To tho,s who are not frequent patrons
of motion picture plays 1t Will be an IN
teresting revelation to witness the pro-
gramme for the week at the Plaza Thea
ter in Ninth street. where an unusual va
riety Of dramatic, comic, and scenic pic
lures will be featured each day. Included
in to-day's offering those interesting fun
makers, Mutt and Jeff," are shown In
the banking business, and another. Her
Fathers Secretary" will prove a sur
prise. Leonard Chick will sing Mandy
Lou," making the Plaza Sunday enter
tainment especially attractive.
On Monday colleen Bawn," first-time
shown, will be the great feature, as this
will be produced as Dion Boucicault and
Laura Keene produced it in 1850. The
other first-time shown picture Monday
will be Love in a Tepee." This will be
followed by an interesting drama, The
Battle of the Wills" in which the power
of hypnotism is shown. "A Cowboy s
Loyalty for Tuesday will be shown, to-
gether with laugh-producing "Measur-
ing a Wife" and Fails Of Bohemia Z"
Little Mary Pickford will appear In pic
lures of the Imp film makers.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-20

This e one Of the most rsmarkable
photographs ever made.
At no other time has 3 moving pic
ture camera faced 20 notable . group.
The occasion WAS . house party. az
eandringham. Norfolk. HnG,Au1.
The late King Edward = d " con-
~. On his left q Ff1nco 561ln q WaIo1.
Queen Alexandra rr11<> 0lnf = ~.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-20
of Polite vaude.
Vile.

Chase's opens tomorrow at the matt
nee, and Washington is itself again, in
the estimation of the loyal legion of
polite vaudeville patrons. The important
part Chase's plays in the amusement
The Washington herald., 1911-08-20

blockhouse at Etau II shown also. as II
the confscation Of Cooks stores, Whitney
intrusted with Cooks records, Whitney
and the records expelled from the Roose-
velt, &C.
Considering the fact that Cook is daily
telling his story by means Of these pic
lures. and is likewise appearing In q
series Of Chautauqua lectures. he Is GER
tainly much in the public eye at present.
The pictures have dramatic value and
rare Photographic beauty.
At the Casino-vaudevtlle.
The second week of high-grade vaude-
vile at the Casino Theater win produce
more comedy and more novelties that
give every Indication Of providing even
a better entertainment than the premiere
programme. The Casino opened last
week to the largest patronage it has en-
joyed on the occasion Of any opening
That Washington like Casino vaudeville
Is firmly established, and from now on
1t is merely a matter of capacity busi-
ness.
The bill this week will be headlined
by Johnny Eckert and his Six Summer
Boarders In Love by Wireless" II is a
sure-fire hit everywhere. There are six
ginger girls in the comedy, and Mr..
Eckert is an attraction In himself. He
viii be remembered for his work as
Hans Nix, the inspector in THE Tele-
phone Girl"
Swan and Bambard are recognized as
two OF the cleverest knockabout come
dams In vaudeville, and their act will
be watched with interest. It comes to
Washington from the leading circuits.
Davie and Emerson will furnish COM
edy musical act that is in the class Of
screams, although 1t contains some capi-
tai musical offerings. Ray Fern IL go
ing to be a hit, without doubt for he
has a funny line of talk, and his COM
edy songs are immense.
The Great Chiyos present their some
what different equilibristic act, and 1t is
going to be one of the hits Of the bill
The new pictures tomorrow will be The
Wages Of War" a vitagraph subject, and
Simple Ike Decides to Marry" 'Kalem
film On Thursday the change will bring
"Cheyenne's Bride" Pathe picture, and
"The Spanish Love Song" Melies film.
All of these subjects are the first run
photo plays.
On Friday night there will be two more
amateur contests. The initial compet-
tions last Friday were SO successful that
the management Is encouraged to make
the prizes more attractive. and 1t Is an
nounced that the largest prizes ever
awarded in Washington will be the In
centive.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-20

is said, when Mrs. Gene Hughes and COM
pany are playing Youth Edgar Allen
woolf's latest and funniest sketch. The
Hanlon Brothers and company, famous
for ''Superba' and "Fantasma," of ever
green, youthful memory, will be seen in
"Just Phor Phun,'' splendid vehicle for
their pantomimic and merry clowning.
Miss Lee White and Mr.. George Perry.
in Smiling Songs" come direct from
New York, where their talent, versatility,
and dash won them an unusual degree
of success The Ioleen sisters, from Aus
tralia, will present one Of the Berlin
wintergarden's most thrilling attractions.
Nine Jacobs Comedy Dogs. with Victor.
the talking dog, and the wonderful day.
light motion picture subject ''The Battle
Hymn of the Republic" are the conclud-
ing numbers Of this phenomenal opening
bill.
BeIasco-Kfnemaco Pictures.
The Iong-sought secret of taking
motion photographs in natural colors
has finally been discovered by Charles
Urban and G. Albert Smith, the in
ventors of ''Kinemacolor," whose splen-
did views of the scenes Of the recent
coronation of King George v have
crowded the Belasco Theater during the
past week. The engagement at the
Belasco Theater has been extended for
a second week, commencing with the
two exhibitions to-day.
The pomp and glitter that attended
the recent coronation Of the King of
England form an ideal subject for color
effects. There are no more glorious
uniforms In the world than those worn
by the Kings soldiers, and the Kline
macolor invention reproduces all the
vivid scenes that thrilled London and
7,000, 200 Of sightseers.
So marvellous are these motion pic
lures in their color that the Kinemacolor
Company received the command of King
George to place a complete set of the
coronation films and the working ma
chimes within the sanctuary of the
Tower of London, so that in future ages
the people of England will be able to
actually see with life-like fidelity Of all
detail the scenes enacted in the coro-
nation Of King George.
Gayety-aThe Jersey Lilies.,
The management of the Gayety Theater
offers for the second week to its patrons
the new Jersey Lilies" headed by
Charles Howard, the funny little knock
about comedian, and James and Lucia
Cooper. The Gayety promises in the pro-
duction of the Jersey Lilies" a musical
comedy burlesque show second to none
in the business. With such weli-known
artists as Robert Algfers. Marty Reagan,
Fanny St. Clair. the Symphony Quaret,
and host Of others, featuring q chorus
Of show girls and ponies with faces all
new to the Washington patrons of the
Gayety Theater.
Manager Peck, after having seen the
rehearsal Of the"Jersey Lilies says 1t
will compare with the best attraction that
the Gayety will offer this season. Hand
some costumes, dazzling electric effects.
and a comedy element are sustained all
through the show.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-20
Lyceum-sThe Jolly Girls,

One of the very best Of all the musical
comedy attractions is the new famous
Jolly Girls company, with Matt Ken
nedy, which win open weeks engage
ment at the New Lycsum Theater, start
The Washington herald., 1911-08-20

ing with a matinee tomorrow. The or
ganization contains everything new and
bright, and is delightfully."- different from
any other attraction. Matt Kennedy
heads the company, and IL ever there
was a true son IL Erin in the theatrical
profession it is he. He is ably seconded
by Charles Barrett, Ed Bruce, Jim
Dougherty, Lena La Couvier, Clara Glib
son, Terrell and Simon, the Flying Weav-
ers, and others.
There is a chorus. of twenty of the
prettiest girls ever seen with this COM
pany. This attraction has always been
noted for having the most charming and
attractive girls of any in the circuit.
The entire production is one whiri Of
merriment from start to finish.
COamos-yaudevfll
The Cosmos offering for this week
can truly be said to be real show for
the money. It seems difncult to outdo
the wonderful bills usually shown by the
Cosmos management. but they seem
somehow to accomplish 1t. First on the
list is Consul II. This intelligent animal
was headliner year ago. and twelve
months careful training has developed
him. into wonderful monkey.
The next on the bill are Deimar and
Bernard, and Howard and Linder. 1t is
claimed that these two acts are huge
laughing hits Our representative says
they are the pick Of laugh producers In
vaudeville. and appear ii this city for
the first time. A novelty wire act by
Frederick and venila Ii q speciality that
IL seen for the first time In Washing-
ton. Jean Irwin. the classy girl 10 al
ready known to the Cosmos patrous Be-
sides these another act IL still 70 be se-
lected, which. with approved picture
plays win create sensation among
AZ tho vifgin1a.
To-day u ths last sppsaranes u Dr.
Cook the explorer, ~ the yirG5nia, II
his sensatioudl picture nlm entitled:
''Ihe Truth About the Polo, q TIE
4 - q {koo1 plct1fso, = pclar ~
81 :s|su $ -
The Washington herald., 1911-08-20

Billy Montgomery and Florence Moore,
who will be in Chase's bill next week,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1911-01-19

The fact that COOpe sell high quality merch andise cheap
al all times has made many customers who live long dis
lance from Baxter Springs. What are doing we always
announce in the Baxter Springs papers, If you not
regular subscriber you are sent sample copy Of this paper
at request Don't you think that one dollar year VI be
cheap nfOmaOn2 We know you can save this amount any
time over on your purchases from alone Send your ma
and ST coin Of the realm and get the paper whole year.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1911-01-19
Mems Suits and OVerCOatS

Made and guaanteedy SCHLoSS BROS This seasons models
casmees worseds weeds cheo blacks and blues all sizes
and all cOlOrs model to fit every FORM
SIS values suits overcoatS in this sale all sales at $1875
22.50 values, sale Of all sales at $3.50
1000 values, sale Of all sales at 1925
1900 values, sale Of all sales at 1875
1850 values, sale Of all sales at 1925
1900 values, sale Of all sales at 11.25
400 values, sale Of all sales at 1850
1880 and 1880 values at o65
1000 values, sale Of all sales at 7.35
500 values, sale of all sales at SIS
$50 and 700 values at 500
NOTE-0ny suits regularly priced at SIS and upward
made by SchlOSs Bros Look for their label suit
to you should anything be wrong with the material making
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1911-01-19
Sweater Goats for Men and Boys.

$3.50 fine all wool sweaters in navy brown oxford and white
this great sale at $1.65.
$2.25 and 200 sweaters in oxOrds at.........$1.50
$50 sweaters in oxfOrds at ...,.............. lis
100 sweaters in OxfOrdS mems and boys at. rs
rs sweaters in OdOrds mems and boys at.... SIS
so sweaters in OxOrds, mems and boys at..... .39
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1911-01-19
Mems, Boys and MOmen'S Shoes.

Instead Of making regular reduced price on all Of our shoes
have selected broken lines and discontinued lines and will make
greater reduction We urge you early for the bargains IN
this stock the goods desirable, and the prices so low that
they ought to sell out the very first day.
Discontinued lines aid odd sizes FOrshem and Packard
shoes, formerly sold SIS, Sale Of All Sales price $3.50.
Discontinued lines of Matchess Holland and John Mitchell
shoes, Sale Of All Sales price $3.50.
Discontinued lires Of $500 shoes at $500
Discontinued lines Of ESQ shoes at los
Discontinued lines of ZOO shoes at $50
200 pairs Of wOens Shoes good Styles in butchers and bas
patent ather c kid ard gun metal calf worth $3.50 $500
ard $780, punched price for quick clearance choice 1iS
Just few odds and ends of wOmen boys and girls shoes 45c
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1911-01-19

We secured 100 dozen those extra good work shirts in
plain blue and fancy stripes Large rOOmy shirts made by such
celebrated factory that allowed give you their name
you would know their value is Soc the world over We will sell
them while they last at 35c.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1911-01-19

Mems and boys leather boots up to size fomer values
$1.75 to $780, in this sale at 81 pair
Mems heavy all wool shirts and drawers worth 81 garment
in this sale at $3.50.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-07-06
STRATEGY OF CECIL RHODES
How He Got Ahead of His Brother In
Matter Of Boiled
Shirt.

Inc late Sir William Butler, In his
Autobiography, which has Just been
published posthumously, tells the fol-
lowing story Of Cecil Rhodes. which
Cecirs brother, Frank Rhodes, told
him:
MY brother" said Frank Rhodes,
ls a strange man. We were young
cnaps together, and there wasn't too
much money or too many things
among U.s..
one day Cecil came and asked me
TO let him have cce CT uy shirts. aa
ne to go to an evening party
N LONDON Well, wanted the shirt
myself that evening and I told him
ne couldn't have it. He said nothing
Dut knew he didn't like losing !
cnance, so / watched him.
saw him off to the train. He had
neither the shirt on him nor had he
Bag and baggage with him: hut I
.hougnt that I'd go to the drawer and
Just make sure of my shirt. It was
gone. Cecil came back that night.
Well, Cecil said, you won over
maj shirt OF mine; but just tell me
now you did it, for it wasn't on Won
when Q left here and you had NO
parcel with you. What did Won do,
with it?' w
He chuckled a little and said dry.
y, put it on under the old one,
Now, that's Cecil"
HfHLheMNH
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-07-06
FEAT OF A CARRIER PIGEON
Carries on One Trip Forty Thousand
Messages Averaging Twenty
Words Each.

For more than two thousand years
ry messages when no other mean sui
feed, and during the siege of Paris,
when 1863 birds were sent out from the
doomed city, n of the birds perform
ed the almost Incredible feat of carry
ing to the outside world, on one trip,
no less than forty thousand messages,
averaging twenty words each. This
was eight hundred thousand words, or
the equivalent of five or six average
novels.
This marvel was accomplished by
means of microscopic photography, the
messages being first printed with ordi-
nary type and then photographed and
Photographed, until they had been
reduced several hundred diameters.
The final photographs were taken on
films or pellicles of %collodion, each of
which, about two inches square, con-
tanned fifty thousand words. A dozen
OF these films, rolled up in a quill,
weighed one-twenty-eighth of an ounce.
The messages could, of course, be read
with a microscope, without the neces-
sity OF rephotographing and enlarging.
Under favorable conditions, and for
comparatively short distances, pigeons
have carried as much as three-quar-
tiers OF an ounce. Using the photo-re-
duction method, 1t would therefore be
possible for a single bird to carry mes
sages equal in words to no fewer than
one hundred and twenty ordinary vol
umes.-Harper's Weekly.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-07-06
DIR. COX'S
Barbed Wire
IMMINENT

GUARANTEED to heal without lea7-
ing a blemish, or MONEY REFUNDED.
Doc and $1.00 sizes for fresh wounds,
old sores, sore backs and shoulders, burns
and bruises. 25c size for Family Use.
DR. cOX'S PAINLESS BLISTER
IS painless and guaranteed to cure
SPAWN, Ringbone, Curb, Sweeny, Splint,
Puffs, or any enlargement of bone or
muscle, or money refunded. Price Doc.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-07-06

j. H. M innich went to Armour
Wednesday.
Chas. Sanford went to Mitchell
Wednesday.
Malcolm Mum assisted in q ball
game at Parker Tuesday.
For sewing call on Mrs. S. f
= ason, at residence Of DR.. Colgan.
Miss Adeline Eernisse returned
TO her home in Armour Wednes-
day.
Misses Bertha Brosz and Agnes
Auch spent the Fourth ii, Parks
Mr.. and Mrs. @. T.. Wittmayer
spent the Fourth at the home of
her parents near belmont.
Misses Ruth and Victoria Me-
berg Of Vermillion were guests in
II nome Of i. WIicikB between
trains Wednesday.
Mrs. N. B. Diehl and three
youngest children came down from
Mitchell Wednesday and Willspend
the balance Of the week visiting
Scotland friends. They are guests
q the horne of Mrs. II. a. Reeves.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-07-06

Notice is hereby given that a
regular examination for second
and third grade and primary Ger.
tificates will be held at the court
honae in TsaaaaaAll s s. D., July 2Gttii
and 21st, 1911.
Maude q. Muller,
Co. Supt., Ben Homme Co.
JAG. Zolnowsky came from Ar.
mour to spend the Fourth with his
parents and brothers in Scotland
George Holbert, who is holding a
claim near White Owl. returned .e
Hutchinson county last week to
remain until after harvest.
According to the local thermom.
eters Tuesday was the hottest day
OF the season, different thermom :
eters varying from 1O1 to 10Y in
the shade.
Miss Nina Campbell came from
Platte Monday 10 assist in taking
care Of her grandfather for q few
days. For several days last week
he was considerably worse, but
has been getting better since Mon
day.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-07-06
Afternoon Session.

iholu iiISb ptiStoiil oNJobt
Present full beard of county commits
%sioners, county auditor and sheriff.
On motion following bills were al
lowed
Alfred S Heitgen county work So 50
DIS Berry, making out month
ly statements for county board
of health IS so
DR. F NJ Biezek member of board
of health Z so
Citizen Republican, printing 80 II
Frank Ptak, damages to fence 2 90
Jno Travnicek grading 6 90
c. Kelley, sheriff, board and
.careof prisoners II 90
CT Kelley, sheriff, board and
care of prisoners so rs
O. Kelley sheriff, expenses in
case of Jos Miller 60 90
Christopher Helms assessor 1 81 90
National Office Supply Co. sta
tionery and supplies for Co. 20 5;
c A Curl, automobile hire for
sheriff and states attorney II 90
Aug ] Zolnowsky auto hire for
commissioners 10 90
Tyndall Light & Water Plant
Wiring court house ia 81
Wiring county Jail u Is
Electric current for May 1911 80
On motion the chairman appointed
the following committee of three 10 go
to Blaha with Commissioner Hell to
view the roads. to-wit: G n McCollum,
II G Gum and Chas Dirks.
DR. VIM. Black, coroner's fees in
case of Mrs. Kasper IA 90
L F Chladek, interpreter and
mileage in same case a on
The report of Ed Krause ] of P in
Dan Shroll case was accepted and fol-
lowing bills allowed
Ed Krause, J ofP ) 50
CT Kelley, sheriff 55
VIM Thompson, appraiser 3 90
J Dame 3 90
VIM Miller i" 8 90
A petition with 22l signatures at
tached, requesting that the old road
law be continued in force, was present.
ed and filed.
The committee appointed to view
the road between secs 25 and SO, 81, IS,
and on county line east side of sec. as,
IS, IS, recommended that no work be
done on said roads this year. Moved
and seconded that the recommends
ton of the committee relative to the
roads above mentioned be approved.
Roll called and the following commits.
sioners voted Yes. McCollum, Hell,
Gum and Dirks;; voting Ne: Wagner.
Report Of the committee declared 10.
proved.
On metion following commissioner
bills We're allowed.
JOS Y Wagner commissioners
salary d mileage 2s 80
en- McCollum commissioners
salary d mileage 35 30
fhllip Hell commissioner
salary & mileage 30 so