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The Elbert County tribune., 1916-05-05
Notice of Hearing of Petition
te Sell Real Estate.
STATE OF COLORADO, -,

STATE OF COLORADO,
County OF ELBERT,
In the matter of the Estate of Willard
f. Dalbee, a minor.
The People of the State of Colorado:
To William Il. Dalbee, minor and
persons in interest in said estate, greet.
ing:
You are hereby notified that on this
oath day of April, A. d. 1916, Effie Nc
Grew, formerly Effie Dalby, mother OF
said minor, William +. Dalby, and guard
ian OF said estate, presented to and filed
IN this court, her petition for the sale OF
certain real estate belonging to said es-
tate and situate in the county of Elbert
and state of Colorado, more fully de.
scribed in said petition, reference to
which is hereby made.
The west half q of the southwest
quarter "a of section eighteen NSl IN
township nine (9) south OF range sixty
four t6i) w. Of the 9th p. M.
You are further notified to appear aud
answer or otherwise plead to said peti
ion in writing on or before the 9TH day
of June, A. d. 1916, the day set for the
hearing thereof, or on or before the day
TO which such hearing may be adjourned.
or said petition will be taken for-con
fessed.
Given under my hand and the seal OF
said court at kiowa, In the county of
t.iber and state of Colorado, this 9th
day of April, A. d. 1916.
lSEAL FRANK S. Turner,
Judge and Acting Clerk of the Coun.
ty Court of FL lert county, Colo. .S9Ss;s
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-05-05


We will soon witness the sorry
spectacle of a man travelling thru
the Middle West to try and Gre
ate sufficient enthusiasm to Sc
cure for himself the Republican
nomination for president, not
withstanding he has repeatedly
said in the last four years he
would not accept a nomination at
the hands of that party. Itwould
be beneath the dignity of most
men who aspire to that position
to get out and make a personal
canvass for the nomination, but
not so with Roosevelt. who is a
chronic office seeker and will go
to any length to attain political
notoriety.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-05-05
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A fine fall of snow visited this
section last Saturday, soaking up
the ground in fine shape.
Last Sunday the grounds were
not in condition for a ball game
and the meeting to organize a
club was postponed until next
Sunday.
D. P. Pottenger is in Colorado
Springs this week as witness in
the case of Loban VS.. Webb. He
had been summoned to act as an
arbitrator but the parties refused
to arbitrate.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-05-05

Mr.. Roosevelt announces with
a flare of trumpets that he and
his sous would go in Case of war
with Germany. Should he go and
get into a tight place it would be
lucky if a colored regiment was
close at hand to save the day for
him as was the case at San Juan.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-05-05
Additional Local

George Gresham is driving
new Ford.
Ed Clark was reelected secre-
tary in district AZ, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. McLagan
have moved into the Mowrey
house.
The Ladies' Aid society met
with Mrs. Alex. Brazelton Thurs
day afternoon.
County Clerk and Mrs. Corkett
were visiting Elbert relatives
Thursday evening.
Ben Maroon sold 320 acres of
land near Kiowa this week to f.
B. Hughes of Denver.
Theo. Neuman delivered new
Buick Six toe A. Melburn today.
Charley says he wants real au-
tomobile.
Joseph Newman, who as an
entertainer is par excellence, will
hold forth at Oaks hall next Fri
day evening.
Postmaster Neuman was in
Denver this week to see w. Il.
Davies, who is in very low and
weakened condition
A. J. Harper was taken to Dem
yer, Sunday, by his son E. I to
consult a specialist. and he is re
ported to be improving.
VIM. Clugy purchased 80 acres
of land Of Henry Hoppmann.
which adjoins his ranch on the
west. making Mr.. Clugy a half
section.
C. H. Towner. who has rented
the Kimball place, arrived Tues
day evening from Fort Collins
with some stock and his house
hold goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Albin and
Carl Williams were up from XII
owa Monday in attendance at the
Gensch sale and were guests at
the Roy Brown home.
At the school election in the
Cameron district Archie Richard
son was reelected secretary, but
resigned. and Sharold Adams was
chosen to fill the-vacancy.
Tom Jewell and Theo. Peterson
have returned from the southern
part of the state. In their search
for government land they found
all kinds good, bad, and indif-
ferent, and were not well enough
pleased with the outlook to take
up any .land.
Last Tuesday being John Pur-
den s seventeenth birthday a.
number Of his schoolmates ten
dered him surprise that even
ing. Games of various kinds and
refreshments occupied the atten-
ton of the young folks until a
late hour. when they derarted
wishing John many more birth
days. j
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-05-05

Bryan's political star is fading
in his home state, Nebraska. He
was defeated as one of the dele
gates to the Democratic National
convention, as was his brother as
candidate for governor.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-05-05

Soda fountain now open. Cool,
sparkling soda water, root beer,
etc. We use crushed fruits in all
our sundes and ice cream sodas.
City Drug Store.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-05-05

For SALE-206 acres, known
as the Berg place. about three
miles south of Ebert. Ten years
time, 6 per cent interest annually.
One-tenth cash and one.t ent n
yearly. No payment except in.
terest at end Of first year. Apply
toLee RAMSEY, Cos Empire Bldg.
Denver, Colo. 2e
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-05-05

Lumber for sale. Straight edge
500 per M; rough edge, $40 per
M; posts, II cents each. On the
Charley Perkins ranch, Bijou
bluffs. Apply at mill.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-05-05

Just received our wall paper
sample books, and we solicit all
wall paper orders. QUALITY guar
anteed and delivery prompt, We
will take back for credit all un
broken rolls. City Drug Store.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-05-05
State &C Ohio, CITY OF Toledo.
lnfnS (snupfN Z u

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is
senior partner of the firm of f. ]. Cheney
4 Co, doing business in the City of To-
l9do. County and state aforesaid. anu
that said firm will pay the sum OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev-
cry case of Catnrrh that cannot be cured
by the use CT HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence. this 9th day of December.
a. ID. 1856
tSeaD A. w. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and niu-
cous surfaces. of the system Send for
testimonials. free.
r. J. CHENEY G co. Toledo. O.
Sold by all nruggists. Tic.
Take Hairs Family Pills for constipation
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-05-05

Treai your grain with Formal
dehyde. Better and more conve-
nient. City Drug Store.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-05-05

Real Estate Loans. If you want
a real estate loan see
]. E. MAYER.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-05-05

Good native seed corn for sale.
See Frank Black at creamery.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-05-05

IL Just received a new lot of Col
umbia records. City Drug Store.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-05-05

ExgETssngga is no more necessary
THAtEsHs than malipox. Aiafy
HUgD experience has demonstrated
the almost miraculous eff
cacy, and harmiessness, Of Antityphoid Vaccination
BE vaeclnatcd NOW by your physician, you ana
your family. II Is more vital than house Insurance.
Ask your physleian, druggist, or send for Have,
You bad Typhoidf" telling OF Typhoid Vaccine,
results from use, and danger from Typhoit Carriers
TIE CUTTER LABORATORY. BfgnrirY Cal.
koDgciAe yAee.sES stsuns gaeEa .. :. CO... liela.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-05-05
Classified Advertising.

For sale, 200 acre ranch. Ad
dress, Box 403, Elbert, Colo.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-05-05

Try our baby, chick food. A
food that is rs per cent mechanic
ally predigested. City Drug Store.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-05-05
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discount to rcgnlnr advertisers carrying dispiaj
ndr. Advertising accounts payable monthly.
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This Weeks
Calendar
vaIL1 WALL
SrvS7za

POLLS In Walked Jimmy"
Premiere Of new comedy, with A,
IL. Van Buren,. Evenings, s:15.
Matinees. daily except Monday.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Anslln in
by Paul Kester. Evenings. S:i5.
Matinees, Tuesday, Wednesday.
and Saturday. 2:l5, Thursday. 4:so.
Elmendorf lecture. THE British
Isles." Friday. 1870. Nine. Frances
Aida, Ten-Star Series "
BELASCo-" TREASURE Island" Ora.
matization of Stevenson's novel.
Vivian. Evenings. $40. sMatinees.
Tuesday. "wednesday. and Satur-
day, 2:2o. Today at .. Mrs, Emme-
line Psnkhurst and Cheddomil
Miyatovich. for SerbIansre1ief To-
night at S:l5. Widest Africa"
Newman travel talk. Tomorrow
at $3.50. New York Symphony.
Frieda Hempel. soloist
"rhe Trimpiet.' six Who Pass
While the Lentiis Boil" and
"Gammer Gurton's Needle" and
six Who Pass While the Lentils
GAYitTY : Rose sydelrs London
Bellies in "Dlnkle,s Honeymoon. .
Evenings, S;I5. Matinees, daily,
2:l6. Todays performances, and s.
KETTH'S-Vaudeville, Lillian Rus
sell and others. Evenings. S:1b.
MRtinees, daily, ,2;15. Performances
for Washington's birthday, 2, .,
and SIS. Tpday's performances. 2
Gnss,2 1,."' x,,,A -,..,.,
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OF one-aet plays. comedies. especially
attractive to children, but he says his
plays are for all young peopie--from
seven to seventy. Three OF Mr.. Walk
er,s plays are ''The Trimplet," six Who
Pass While the Lentiis Boil" and
"Neyertheless" Do YOU know what a
trimplet Is? Perhaps II 10 on the stage
or perhaps II Is In the audience. II
you ind il you win be able TO live hap
PLY. ever afterward. Its search Is not
confined at all to the actors OF the play.
With regard TO the six Who Pass
While the Lentils Boil" you VIII, meet
half a score Of, some OF the cleyerest
characterization aeen for a number OF
years. II we are to take the, words OF
the critics In New York There Is q
queen who Is about TO be beheaded be-
cause she stepped on the kings great
aunt's ring toe. There II a Boy who
hides this Queen from the Dreadful
Headsman who rs searching for her
There Ii Blindman who can see with
his hands and ears. go.
~ the evening performance Air
Walker VIII make the hrst American
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Polls: ain Walked Jimmy"
Premiere Performance. Stock.

- OR the first time in more than two
years, the Poll Players will give
a premiere, The play chosen
from several hundred manu-
sdflpts submitted to Mr.. Poll and GEN
cpl Manager Thatcher is I'm Walked
Jimmy" by Mrs. ROME II. jana. the
r4ted California novelist and play
wight. who outlined the plot Of this
comedy to Mr.. Poll during his visit to
THO Pacific coast last summer. when he
was a guest at Mrs. Jaffa's ranch.
lin Walked Jimmy is said to be a
sparkling farce, written in epigrammatic
style and telling most engaging story.
Tbe central character Is a mysterious
young optimist known as Jimmy. This
part win be interpreted by A. II. Van
Bnren. and It Is said to be the most
iferesting role which he has ever Gre
irhe heroine. Of course, will be the
naive Miss Florence Rittenhouse.
y The play Will be deliberately staged
add the production 50 substantially built
that II can be used I'm all OF the stock
uieatelb operated by, Mr.. Poll, after
which Il will probably be taken TO New
Ybrk. where the play will be seen at q
broadway, theater late In the spring OF
etrly In the summer.
Dir. Poll has invited a number OF New
lbrk managers TO come TO washington
tkls week To- see the new play as pre-,
sented b. kls prize stock organization.
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OF the new serial story THE Strange
Case of Mary Page" with the stellar
roles enacted by Henry Walthall and
Edna Mayo
Raymond Hitchcock will lead the
comedy section OF the program In his
latest screen effort, 1.-THE Wonderful
Wager" Vivien Rich will complete
the program In "Life's Harmony" On
Friday and Saturday Malcolm Duncan
Scarlet Road" ..t.h ~
The added attraction entitled The
Re Union" wiz bring TO the screen }.
IT, Gilmor. The Garden SYMPHONY
Orchestra win render special musical
aeeompanimentA
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Rurlesaue.

After an absence OF four years. Fred
Irwin returns to the burlesque Held
with his Majestics company, to be seen
at the Gayety next week. The Males
tics have been known ever since the
inception OF organized burlesque. and
have always held a high position amone
the organizations OF the Columbia
Amusement Company Mr.. Twins ain
this season Is TO present the best com
pany that has ever, appeared under the
old title. Book, music, scenery, anc
performers are all new.
The cast OF principals consists o
Florence Bennett leading lady; Vlr
ginia Irwin. Margaret Sharp, Jessie
Wilson, Bessie Lewis, Billy Jennings
Emanuel List, Paul Cunningham, JohT
Sherry, and a chorus OF over two-scor.
male +. and female voices. During th'
action OF the play, q grand ball room
scene Is given in which the six Xelt
sisters are introduced In dances o
every nation, 1855, +.. ,ttN -
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National: Margaret Anglin
In "Beverly's Balance" Comedy.

n n ARGARET ANGLIN in Paul
I'M Kester's. sparkling comedy
h "Heverly's Balance" VIII &C.
cupy the stage OF the Ma
tional The1ter for week beginning to-
morrow night. with the usua., n,atinees
on Wednesday and Saturday and a spe-
cial afternoon performance on Tuesday
(WashinRton's Birthday.
"Beverly's Balance" is the latest
work OF Paul Kester. who was the au-
thor OF the dramatization of When
knighthod Was In Flower" Dorothy
Vernon of Haddon Hail." THE Cava-
Her" Sweet Nell of Old Drury." and
number OF other stage successes. The
Kester comedy comes here with records
OF long runs In Now York and Chicago,
and will be shown here exactly as origi-
nally presented. n
quaint plot of "Beverly's Balance" IT is
announced that the heroine played by
Miss Ang.in Ii not at all the usual tyne
OF stage heroine. Far from the gener-
ally accepted Broadway article. che IL
an unsophiscicated church choir singer
from Virginia who il whlrled out OF her
natural sphere by tho tempest Of things
metropolitan. She becomes profes-
slonal correspondent In n near" divorce
case and eventually succeeds. in q series
reuniting the estranRed couple. -
The company supporting Miss Angiin
includes Alfred Llnt. Donald Cameron,
-Margery Cutting. Howard Lindsey. and
Mrs Charles q. Craig- The seat and
box sale Is now open.
BelascO: Treasure Island" With
George Fawcett and Ruth Vivian.
REAsURE ISLAND" a DRAM
atization OF the Stevenson
novel of that name. by
Charles Eckert Goodman, Will
be presented at the Belasco Theater
this week. by Charles Hopkins, manager
and owner of the Punch and Judy
Theater George Fawcett will be seen
In the role OF Long John silver. while
Ruth Vivian takes the role of jim
Hawkins. the lucky boy to whom came
all OF the adventures embodied In this
story. ar 40 %t.
cIuded. Captain Bill Jones. Long Johp
| Silver, Black Dog. Blind Pew. Capitals
| SmoIlett. Jim Hawklns, Mrs. Hawkins
squire Trelawny, Dr. LiVeasy. Isfae
| Hands, Ben Gum, George Merry, and
all the rest Of the rollicking treasure
| Among the players who VIII take thes,
| roles are Godfrey stein, Edward See
Harry ingram. Hubby Halller. Harry
Hadfield, and Daniel Burton.
Howard Pyle people and Maxiel'
Parrish backgrounds are promised. New
York has, however. passed 80 favorablS
upon this play that further recommen
dalton Is almost UNNECESSARY
Keith's: Lillian Russell.
Vaudeville.
= LILLIAN RUSSELL heads III
Kaith bill for this week, max
ing her Washington debut h
vaudeville. Miss Russell Is OF
foring a repertoire OF songs and dis
playing q number Of gorgeous GOWNS
Melville Ellis aud Irene Bcrdihi. SUB
p0ned by Mons. Rudolph. will be zee
fOr the frst tine IN supplementary stel
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Gayety; Rose Sydell's London
Bellies Present "Dinkle's
Honeymoon" Burlesque.


Honeymoon" Burlesque.
oSE SYDELL's London Bellies
- Company comes to the Gayety
this week. The principal feature
is a two-act burlesque. Din
kle's Honeymoon" which serves to dis
play the talents OF Johnny Weber. As
Dinkle. Weber finds he and a nephew
have , each been left a large legacy With
II either marry. Both harry. however.
ana by q coincidence each spends his
honeymoon at the same hotel. Natur-
ally. many amusing aud complicated
situations arise as a result of the efforts
Sandwiched In the burlesque is an clio
Of vaudeville acts Henry and Papa. "
by Weber. and w. s. Campbell Is one
OF these, A number OF players entirely
new to, burlesdne appear m support OF
Mr. Weber; These include Ida Elmer
son. comedienne and dancer; Gertrude
Dudley, pTirha donna !, Jerge and Hamil-
ton, singers and dancers OF the latest
classic styles: James Wilson, Harry
Dudley and others, The musical pro-
gram includes all OF the latest hts
as well as a number OF new and catchy
songs especially written for this com
pany, The scenic investture Is said Ia
be most elaborate, and the same Is true
OF the electrical and mechanical effects
which are introduced during the course
Of the performances. ,9tJ,
Loew,s Columbia: 'The Black
List" With Blanche Sweet. Films.
IlfT%HE Black List" a drama
with Blanche Sweet in tho
leading role. is the attrac
tion at loves Columbia
Theater this week. beginning today,
Ia nl
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COMING ATTRACTIONS

5eIsco

|. 4sAs ~, Drama. 500. 81. 80 !.
/ pavii Belasco presents Frances
starr at the Beiasco Thcater next
week In. the latest Belarco Theater
New York; success. Mario -Cdile."
In which Miss starr first appeared on
ony stage here year ago. when
this latest play from the pen OF the
Mell-known American playwright.
Edward Knoblauch, was brought out
by Mr.. Belasco last season with Miss
Starr In the leading role. Il was
hailed by the public and reviewers
alike as a novelty of such amazing
serious and Significant EFFORT OF the
year.
Films.
A Mary Pickford picture for a whole
week Is the treat Manager Beatus. Of
Loew's Columbia. is going to, provide
for his patrons during the week Of
February N
Poor Little Peppina," is the name OF
the aim, said TO be the biggest and
most thrilling story In which Miss Pick
ford has appeared on the screen.
Under an avalanche OF Italian man
nerisms and boyish conceptions MISS
rockford once more proves her versa
tility. A large portion of the play takes
proper atmosphere in the matter. OF &C. !.
tion as we'll as settings, the producers
secured the services OF several we'll
known Italian actors to appear In sup
port Of Miss Piekford.
Bessie BarrIscaie and Bruce McRae
win head the bill at Moore's Garden
Theater on Sunday. Monday. and Tues
day. week OF February q, In a fiImiza-
tion OF the novel. THE Green swamp -
The auxiliary feature will be He Did,
And He DIDN'T Starring Roscoe Ar
bucle, Mabel Normand, and Al. st. John.
ond episode of 1.-THE Strange Case OF
Mary Page" featuring Henry walthall
! and Edna Mayo. will hold the screen,
together With a Limitation OF the com
Soe n me Sanas Ms w'h ine ieaS H,I
fred Lucas Will head the, program on
| FridaN and Saturday In Acquitted q
The secondary attraction. win be Mar
Earet' Gibson, i9 q illustration OF the
music by the Garden Symphony orches.
ira Will be furnished. Nt'r4
Marie Doro will appear at Moore 1
strand 'Theater sunday Monday, and
Tuesday. week Of February q, ! in her
latest aim EFFORT. The Wood Rymph.'
The added attraction on these days Wi
or, wsdnesday and Thursday Mar,
| giierltp Snow and George lie Gnefr'
viii DO featured in THE lJpstartn III,
Crpssed.", enacted by Tom chattertoI
Il and Annn Little IS
i On Ftidq and Saturday ,orrin John
sondi and enid Marley will heal IN,
program in The Price Of Power
L. Continued on Page EIeven)
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secures equitable treatment for. the
Thnfsday.. = Friday, and saturday
tMt OF tho Drifts" with Marguerite
Clark In the leading role. viii be
shown. 1t Is story OF the spowclad
Alps.
Strand: Henry Woodruff in
THE Reckoning Flame" Films.
y MoORlGs STRAND THEA
~ TER today. tomorrow. and
n Tuesday. Henry Woodruff, in
films, will be seen In ''rhe Beck
oning Flame" The rbeckoning fame" In
,nls instance is the title gwen a neapti-
lures s a wealthy New Yorker to the
Orient, where he Is miracuiously saved
from death at the hands OF irate nR-
tlves by n band OF American tourists.
The, other attraction Is Anna Little in
story. when the Light Came"
Wednesday and Thursday, Marguerite
snow, OF "Million-Dollar Mystery
fame. will be seen in "A Corner In Cot
ton" 1ttr
The extra attraction during this en-
gagemeht will be Fred Mace in Love
Will Conquer" -ff.S lNS
FRIDAY and Saturday. Vail valli will
SsSS .ns SuDs II ssf e
Honor" The secondary attraction will
be Arthur Nfaude- and Conscience Craw-
ley in comedy entitled "Trifles Light
The strand Orchestra will play at
each photoplay. '3t~
Garden: William CoUrtenay in
'The Island of Surprise" Films.
~ - YILLIAM CoURTENAY. in
INAJ films. late star of "Under
wv Cover" will head the dou-
| BILE feature program at
Moore's Garden Theater today, Mon
day. and Tuesday In the him., 1.-THE
Island of Surprise" by Cyrus Town
send Brady. author OF "The Island
| of Regeneration" 5.I 1t'f -,l
The story deals with the adventures
l OF a young man and two women who
are shipwrecked In the South Seas an
| cast upon a desert island. A blow
| upon the head temporarily robs the
| man OF his memory and when both
| women claim him as their husband he
has no way to combat their claims
They are attacked by native savaget
and are rescued by United States
cruisers. The auxiliary a ttreetl0n VIII
be "a Modern EnOch Arden" featur.
ing Joe Jackson
There will be a triple feature bill
on Wednesday and Thursday. headline
position faliing TO the nrst episode