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STORY OF sRIGoLETTO' SUMMARIZED FOR OPERA

Act III
Upon discovering the ruse Rigoletto
hires one Sparafucile to assassinate
the duke, and Sparafucile, aided by his
sister, Magdalena, induces the duke to
go with him to an inn, intending there
to make away with him. The dukes
fascinating manner, however, inspires
Magdalena to save him.
Act III
In the meantime Rigoletto has his
daughter disguised in male attire, 10
thus make her escape to Verona, and
brings her before her departure to the
inn, that she may see the dukes faith
lessness. While outside she overhears
the plot to murder the duke and hears
the would-be assassins state they will
surely kill him unless they find a
substitute for him, so as to secure the
promised reward from Rigoletto. Gill
da, with woman's devotion, is only too
eager to sacrifice herself for the man
she loves, and enters the door only to
be mortally stabbed. Sparafucile
throws the body into sack and gives
her to her father, thus completing the
compact Rigoletto, about to cast
sack and all into the river, hears the
voice of the duke, opens the sack, and
discovers his daughter still breathing
She dies forthwith. Rigoletto, over
vhelmed, realizes the fulfillment OF
the invocation of the two counts.
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OF
LAMBARDI CO.
ARRIVE
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The gallery serts for the performanc
will be on sale at o'clock at the
theater box office.
The downtown ticket office will be
open Cat the Hawaiian Promotion
Iooms) each day during the engage
ment. between 9 a. m. and 5 p. m.
The theater has Teen thoroughly
equipped with a new lighting arrange,
ment; all scenery was in place nv ?
o'clock this afternoon, and tonight will
witness the first gala performance in
the Royal Hawaiian Opera House fol
many years.
Giuseppe Kerdi's "Rigolet o" is oRe
of the best known and most popular
of this famous composers works In
the Italian style. Included in the opera
are three extraordinarily fine pieces
of composition, Gilda's solo. 'sr1r;
Nome,n in the first act, the Dukes
solo in the second act, Donna g Mo-
lille" and the noted quartet in the
third act. The cast for tonight is as
follows:
Rigoletto .... Michele Giovacchini
The Duke $1,000. Giuseppe Agostini
Gilda ........... Regina Vicarino
The Duke .Gtfiseppe Agostini
Msddalena Flora Pineschi
Count Monterone LTD Napoleone
Count Ceprano. -. Bonaventura Marco
The musical conductor for tonight's
performance will be Sig. A. Bowl.
Vicarino Highly Landed
Nine. Vicarino, who has recently
completed successful season with
the National Grand Opera Co., at Mex
leo City, has been termed by eminent
music and dramatic critics, the sec
ond Tetrazini'' During the Honolu-
lu engagement she will be heard IN
such operas as Lucia Di Lammermoor
Barber of Seville, That's, Faust, La
Trayiata and others. While Vicarino
is p much younger artist than Tetraz-
zini, she has attained much promi-
nence in tho domain of grand opera as
to canse the older and better-known
singers TO look closely to their laur-
els. Her appearance at San Francisco
recently was the occasion of an Inn
mense outpouring and she is said to
have brought even the seasoned opera
goers of the Bay City to their feet. Her
voice is of that clear, bell-like quality
that at times takes on the sound as OF
musical glasses, and she scars to the
greatest vocal heights with remarkable
case and lack Of effort. The role OF
Gilda has long been great favorite
with artists of her type, and is the
character wherein she has attained
her greatest fame. Nine WEARING is
not only an artist of the highest vocal
possibilities. but is equipped by ma
ture with those qualifications which
go far TO make her a great artist. Her
selection for the leading feminine role
in the opening production of the grand
opera season is wise one, and the
young singer will be greeted with,
perhaps, the most select and highly
cultured audience yet seen in the local
theater.
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which they declare was proposed by
e. H. Dnff. Washington representative
of the marine interests, which makes
Il a misdemeanor, punishable by fine
or imprisonment, for any man 20 try
10 influence a seaman to quit the en-
ployment CT a vessel while she is in
port or under voyage. This is called
the aTti-surike amendment and is par
ticularly obnoxious to the unions
The bill has been revived to elm
mate practically the language test,
while the able seaman test has been
modified by the addition of the Eng
Iish standard, which makes the age
limit is years instead of 10 years, and
makes the certificate of master of
vessel the test for record of official
service instead Of three years service
REQUIRED by tle Wilson bill as it pass
cd the house.
Under the revised bill turned out by
Senator Burton's committee, only one
man trained TO the service is required
for each lifeboat
The bill is likely to be reconstruct
cd by the senate committee and it
may never be reported.
Senator Smith of Michigan. who
conducted the investigation into the
causes of the Titanic disaster. is par
ticularly opposed to the provisions of
senator Burton's bill regulating the
seamen
1t is generally conceded that the
scamen's bill is dead for the present
congress. The senate committee will
continue its consideration of it tomor-
row.
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REVENUE RETURN
RECORD LIKELY

The returns of corporations doing
business in the territory are now in
the hands of the u. ). collector of in
ternal revenue, and according to the
first checking not single corporation
was behind in making its statement
II is believed when a second and third
checking have been made that this re-
variable record will stand. in no
ether state or territory can such a
good record be surpassed" said Col
iector Cottrill this morning, "and if it
is finally proven that there was not a
single delinquent. the territory has
made record of which it should be
justly proud
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POLICE CALENDAR Is i.
QUICKLY DISPOSED OF

There was gooilv calendar in
fudge Monsarrat's police eonrt this
morning. William Alexander. who
was arrested last evening during a
raid by the notice on the notorious
Togashi Hotel Kal"kaua avenue, in
COMPANY with Lucv Kspahu failed to
appear in cour' this morning As .
result the cnmbiHed hail of tho two
offenders. which amounted t. s25. was
forfeited. T.
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CLEGH0RN GIFT FAVORED

The senate This afternoon passed
second reading the bill which provides
for the accordance by the territory of
the gift of toe late Archibald Scott
Cleghorn The renort of the public
lands committee. filed this afternoon.
also favored fhe acceptance Of Kaiu-
lani park, under the conditions set
forth in the Will of the late governor.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Entered Of Record February 81. 1913,
from 1890 q. m. 10 4soo .. N.
Zanichi Tanimofo rD Onomcn 3tl-

Entered Of Record February 81. 1913,
from 1890 q. m. 10 4soo ,. N.
Zenichi Tanimoto 70 Onomca 5,i-
gar Co 49,. ...-.........s -. M
S Halama to Kali Halan1a -
G K Al to T Kanai ..s...s...s. l.
Mutual Bldg & Loan Socy Of H
Ltd to Nagaran Fernandez -. Rel
Mokihana Fernandez and hsb to
Rintaro Tokunaga fD 49,. ID
Oceanic Lodge No 81 OF F 3 A
M by Master to Harry T Mills
] NJ Do#sett and WI to Frederick
ME- msss = .,,n.,..s .s s; ~. 30
Guardian Trust Co Ltd .AddlChge
Wan Lee Co to Lin Sam Eat BS
4 E Conant and VT to James B
Castle .......s. .s.i,........ "
Hang Fong Co ct ais adv H
Hackfeld & Co Ltd .Attchmt
William A Bowen 70 William
T Kanai to Mrs Chung Hang
Entered Of Record February Is, 1913,
from, $3.50 a. m. 10 1850 q. m.
Oahu Railway & Land Co to 8
Nakashima ct ais ). 1922. i
Nakashima ct al to Pearl City
Fruit Co Ltd ...se -. -. -. CM &
William B Lymer TT TO r e
Thompson IT, .s......... d.
Home Insurance Co OF Haw Ltd
to Stella d Halsey ....... Rel
Stella D HaIsey and hsb to Ching
Shee Acht1ck :. s....s..l..... u
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Guardian Trust Co Ltd $500. NJ
Kamahiai and hsb to Nupepa tw)
Nupepa (w) to Koolau Male
(w) =. ..........s...... ID
Entered Of Record February -, 1918,
from 1880 a. m. 10 H,50 p. n.
Alice X Apo ct al to Pioneer Mil
Co Ltd 49,. ....s..... l.
Kaanaana to Pioneer Mill Co Ltd L
C Hasten to z Liudemann 1880. NJ
Pinectar Sales Co Ltd to Bank Of
Hawaii Ltd AddlSecy
Tropic AgrI Co to Nicholas Oh
Iandt ct al :. ................ ID
Leong Sam to Leong See Yuen BIS
Trent Trust Co Ltd to A G Silva. ID
Trent Trust Co Ltd to A G Silva d
Est of Bernice P Bishop by Trs TO
Protestant Episcopal Church In
Hawaiian Islands :. ........ ID
Cornelia Babcock widow to Ma
ry A NJ Lyman :. ........... ID
Joe Andrade and WI to r g Moore d
Edward G Duisenberg to Y Miyao Rel
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Mary A NJ Lyman and hsh to Chas
9 MacomDer .t -.
Entered Of Record March 1, 1913,
from $50 q. m. to 1880 .. m.
Kaahanui ct ais to Kaupakalua
Wine & Liquor Co Ltd ....... l.
Mathew Enos to Geo F Stanley. d
Geo Kalauao to @ w Lockington M
Kawaikuhea tw) to Bernard H
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Philip Menezes to Jose de Souza en- !
Joaquin Garcia and WI to Manuel
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Lazaro :. .3...s........ ~
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Paul r Isenberg to Georeg Rodfek PA
Kuiwai. K Hopulaau widow to
Keoni l. Kakae s ........-..
Fukuroda Co TO l. All Chap .....
so much gasoline used. IN .seutln
California this year. and some q f-
for automobiles and player pianos Of
be cancelled. Otherwise | CUES ad-
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It's far easier to form a good char
acter than it is to reform bad one.
ANYWAY. the pen is mightier than
the sword when il comes 20 muckrak-
ing. ~. III.
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RIGOLETTO
Monday Evening, March 8.

=
Gilda, the heroine, is the daughter of
Rigoletto,. low Lived jester in service
of the nbeftine Duke Of Mantna.
Count Ceprano and Count Monterone,
whose wife and daughter respectively
have been abducted by Rigoletto and
his master, invoke the vengeance of
the gods upon the twain. Rigoletto is
extremely watchful of his own daugh-
ter, allowing; her to leave the house
only for religious services. The willy
duke observes her upon one of these
occasions and traces her to her home.
Ceprano and his adherents, supposing
her to be the mistress of Rigoleeto,
erdeavor tofcarry her away by force,
and pretending to Rigoletto that their
object is Ceprano's wife, they cause
him to assist them in the abduction of
his own daughter.
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1.-THE Star-Bulletin will publish the
argument, or summary of the plot, of
each opera on the afternoon before its
presentation in the evening by the
Lambardi company. 1t is suggested
that the summary be carefully read to
enable the opera goers to understand
clearly the movement of the story
without necessary reference, to the Ii.
brettes during the performance, which
is an unsatisfactory way to follow the
argument
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so much gasoline used IN south
California this year. and some of f
for automobiles and player pianos Of
be cancelled. Otherwise | CUES ad
won't notice loss of anythipg enue
ticularly except the luxuries' these
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-13
MET WITH SERIOUS
ACCIDENT SATURDAY

Word has been received here that
Homer Thompson OF this city. in
structor in manual training at the
Centennial high school In Pueblo. had
the misfortune to have the index and
second fingers of his right hand cut
of while st work on n lathe in his
work shop this morning. The unfor-
tunate young man is the son OF Mr.
and Mrs. c. c. Thompson of Mckin-
ley street. Lincoln Park. and they
we're apprised OF the mishap that had
befaIlen him by telephone. The victim
was conveyed to Minnequa hospital.
where his injuries are being cared
for. 1t is not believed that the loss Of
his two Ringers will in any way inter
fere with his duties as an instructor
in the manual training department OF
the school
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IMPROVING ROAD
IN HARDSCRABBLE
the school.

Through the enterprise Of the peo-
pie OF Custer county and the employees
of the government forestry service. \
new public highway Is being built
from wetmore through Hardserahble
canon into the Wet Mountain valley.
For the construction OF the road.
which will be some ten miles or more
in length. the commissioners Of Gus
ter county have voted the sum OF So
ooo. Eighteen men from the forestry
service have been assigned to special
duty in connection with the undertsk-
ing and will be employed there all
winter. When the work is completed
it will open up one OF the best lines
OF travel between Canon City and
westclirc aud is sure TO become pop
uiar with autoists aud other excur-
sionists. The road is to be from six
teen to twenty feet in width and will
nowhere have a grade OF more than
hve per cent
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CANON CITY BOY ENTER
TAInS CHRlSTY MATHEWSOH

The Liberty tMoJ Tribune carries
the following Interesting story about
Canon City boy. Maple Harl, Sho
recently entertained christy Maithe~-
son at his fraternity house.
Last Sunday christy Matihevson.
the star base ball pitcher OF the New
York Giants. came over from Kansas
City and was a guest for a sh-rt time
OF the Phi Gamma Delta eoliese fra-
tcrnity at the chapter house on MI
Ter avenue. Maple Harl was in the
city and invited Natthewson to come
over here. The college boys say he is
fine fellow socially and a good frat
brother.
The base ball hero was in Kansas
City with the New York team and the
Chicago white sox. who are touring
the world. The teams played in Kan
sas City that day. but Matthewson
does not play base ball on sunday
He does not think 1t wrong to play a
quiet game OF golf. however. and af-
ter his trip here went to the Evan
ston links.
Few people knew OF his presence
sick when they learned he had come
and gone. The small boys felt they
missed a whole lot when they did not
get to see him.
Matthewson is 80 years OF age and
has been in professional base ball II
years.
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native believers ready to lend us its
aid. Their work was at first largely
itinerating with all the hardships
which accompany it, Ours will be
largely teachers in a fine school plant
which we find all ready for use.
Surely other men have labored and
We have entered into their labors.
The wedge has been already forced
in. Faint cracks can be observed in
the heretofore solid rock Of super
stition and Ignorance. Thank God for
the entering wedge, But let us not
forget that the end is not yet. Many a
hard blow must be struck before the
rock crumbles. Inspired by the past
let US press on to the future.
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old RESERVOIR To
BECOME SKATING RINK

Warden lyman of the penitentiary
had a dozen prisoners and couple of
teams at work this morning cutting
the weeds and clearing the old water
works reservoir adjacent TO the City
park on South First street in prepara-
tion for their conversion into skat-
ing ponds for the young people of this
community during the coming win
ter The Canon City Civic Improve
ment league took up the matter OF
flooding the old reservoirs with the
city council some time ago and
through its efforts splendid skating
will be provided there for the public
during the rext few months. The city
council very generously offered to
hll the reservoirs from the water
mains free OF cost. and through the
initiative OF the Civic Improvement
Ieague. assisted by Warden lyman
and the city council. healthy. invig-
Grating sport will be provided for
skaters during the winter season.
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Ready for Service.

After a year OF health-seeking our
JOY at being really on our way TO our
home and our work can be imagined
Many strange things have We seen and
heard since leaving the places We
have long known In British Hondu-
ras We went ashore to visit Belize.
where the palms. eocoanut trees and
pet monkeys were duly admired Upon
return, to the boat one small boy
was asked where he had been He
said ITO Africa and We thought II
a good answer. The streets we're fill-
ed with people as black as night. who
did not seem to feel the heat which
blistered our little ones face and arms
and drove us back to the boat at the
earliest opportunity.
Eleven days after leaving Kansas
we arrived at Guatemala. God has
surely done much to make this
country beautiful and the tropical
growths in their immensity awe one
into a comprehension OF His great
ness and mans insignifcanoe.
Mr. Wilson brought Us risht out 70
the school where there are eighteen
dear girls. Thanks to Miss Stevens
and Miss Love We will be comfort
able here while waiting for our good
to come. The welcome We received
was enough TO inspire any one and Ne
have found the school haven OF
cheer and love in the midst OF the
depressing things we see about Us
We have already grown TO love the
little girls and they in turn are ran
turous over our baby. They deiiga'
In helping along with the work which
has been 50 well begun.
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Contrasts.

Greetings to the readers Of The
Messenger and may our acquaintance
be a long and happy one.
A pleasant trip. full OF new sights,
OF new sounds. and OF new smells
has ended and We are now comfort
ably settled in our new home. ready
TO begin language study and work
gradually into our places In the Qua
temaia Mission. Contrasts are often
Instructive. Here Is one that NAV
prove so. Some OF the missionaries
who have been on the field about two
decades came in a coaiing vessel. n
two weeks voyage. while We came
In modern steamer equipped with
every convenience. in i've days. They
came up from the coast on nule-oask
while We came up in parior car.
they came to the city unknown AMI
unweieomed and had to ~ait many
weeks before they could even find a
housc to settle In. We came TO a
house already prepared for US and to
. hearty welcome from those already
here. They had to hsht for hear
NJ. We iind = consecrated body Of
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WILL MAKE THEIR
HOME IN CANON CITY

DR.. and Mrs. G. w. vawter have re-
moved to Canon City from Delhart.
Texas, as the result OF the favorable
impression OF the community gained
during a two months visit last sum
mer and have purchased the attract
i've residence property at s02 Rudd
avenue. where they viii establish
their home as soon as some improve
ments and alterations can be made 70
the house.
In addition to buying the residence
property alluded TO. Dr. yawter has
made important Investments in SUI
burban realty since coming here AMI
now owns the J. z. Barron fruit
ranch OF ten acres on Orchard avenue.
East Canon. fifteen acres OF alfalfa
land in the Four Mile district: ter
acres OF bearing fruit land in PARK
Center and twenty acre ranch in
The orchari PARK district His pur-
chsses of horticultural and rnnching
ands here duriDs inc last few weeks
will probably aggregate $4,000 s
DT. and Mrs. va~.er have lived at
Delhart. Texas. for the last six years.
before that they were residents Of
C.,Elorids. ill.uIis.
At Deihart DR.. vawter was engaged
In the real estate and loan business.
and built up a profitable clientele. He
is a big property owner and cattieman
In the Pan handle country OF Texas.
having hundreds Of head OF cattle and
holding title TO twenty sections. or
u. 500 acres. OF land DR.. vawter's
real estate office in DeIhart was deco
rated with curios and trophies gath
cred by him from all parts Of the
world and Is said to have been the On
est place OF business OF the kind In
the state OF Texas. All OF these tro-
phIes, among which are many speci-
mems OF taxidermy. nave been shipped
to Canon city. and II is probable vii
be requisitioned by Or. vawter TO
adorn a similar office here.
DIT. aud Mrs vaster arrived here
last Saturday and are at p:esent stay
Ing at the Denton hotel. A garage is
being 6riit at their residence property
on Rudd avenue. Dr. vawter. IL is va
derstood. will engage in the rea. :
tate business In Canon City.
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DON'T MISTAKE THE CAUSE.
Many Canen City People Have kidne,
Trouble and 10 Net Know It.

Do you have DackacheT
Are you tired and worn out.
Feel dizzy. nervous and depressed7
Are the kidney secretions Irregular
Highly coiored: contains sediment.
Likely your kidneys are at fault.
Weak kidneys give warnings OF dis
tress.
Heed the warning: don't delay
Use a tested kidney remedy.
Read this Florence case:
Mrs. S. T. Tedford. los w. Front St.
Florence. Colo. says; Il had attacks
OF pain and soreness across my back
and kidneys II lifted or exerted
moro than l ought. pain was sure to
follow. Now and then have dizzy
spells and blurrlng before my eyes l
was also bothered by Irregular action
OF my Kidneys. Doan's kidney Pills
made a great Improvement have
not had to use them since My former
endorsement stiii holds good"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
p....,,ho. "a. Do.n.o and
take no other.
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saved His Foot.

II. ID. Ely. OF Bantum. o.. suffered
from horrible ulcer ON his foot for
four years. Doctor advised amputa-
ton. but ne refused and reluctantly
tried Buckien's Arnioa Saive as a last
resort. He then wrote: Il used your
saivc and my foot was soon complete
ly cured Best remedy for burns. cuts.
bruises and eczema. Get box today.
Only IS c. All druggists or by mail.
II. T. Bncklcn 4 Co. Philadelphia or
81. Louis. s.--adv
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Y. M. C. A.
WORKERS
SECURED
$1,000 IN
8 DAYS

The Y. NJ. c. a. Workers have rais-
ed $27O0.00. Last night they met At
six O'Clock and when the reports were
recorded 1t was found that the total
was s2364.Oo During the evening they
requisiticned automobiles. buggies and
the telephone and by $50 had raised
the total to s27oO. Many subscrip-
tions will come in today and tomor-
row. The workers have determined
that they will not stop until they get
the remaining $500 needed Several
friends have expressed a willingness
to contribute after the first OF the
year. and their help is needed and will
be expected
Greatly gratified and deeply thank
full are the workers for the way in
which the people have received them.
Without exception they have been re-
ceived with courtesy and in \ spirit
OF brotherhood.
The Y. NJ. C. A. will be open for
business shortly and in every way will
endeavor to reflect this same spirit
To serve the young men and boys OF
Canon City. to serve the community In
general. to serve the church. and 10
serve the Lord will ever be its aim
To the entire community-to all who
have bestowed favor and good will
upon the Association. the workers take
this method OF extending thanks