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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-08-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate Of Ed Tanguay, deceased.

Estate of Ed Tanguay, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned administrator Of the estate
of Ed Tanguay deceased, to the cred
itors of, and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after
the first publication of this notice,
to the said administrator at his office
in the Courthouse at Bonners Ferry,
Idaho, the same being the place for
the transaction of the business of
said estate in the County of Bound
airy, State of Idaho.
w. T. JAMES,
Public Administrator of Boundary
County and Administrator of the
estate of Ed Tanguay, Deceased.
Dated this 3rd day of August,
1917. 5tSept4
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-08-28

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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-08-28
Chronic Consultation

1t is by no mean san easy matter
to cure this disease, but it can be
done is most instances by taking
Chamberlain Tablets and comply
ing with the plain printed directions
that accompany each package.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-08-28

Columbia Photographs sold on the
easy payment plan. Simonds' Drug
Store. adv-tf
Wanted-To trade an income city
property renting for 500 monthly,
for an improved ranch near Boomers
Ferry. Describe fully what you
have and price and address ""H,''
Herald office. adv-tf
Evening star., 1917-03-25
Coming Attractions
"VerY Good Eddie"

Very Good Eddie" which recently
concluded "A two-season run in New
York city. will be the attraction at the
Belasco Theater, next week. The cast
and production seen during its record
run remain intact.
The book is the joint work of Philip
Bartholomae and Guy Bolton. The
lyrics were written by Schuyler
Greene. and were set to musnc by
Jerome Kern.
The story tells Of two young married
couples starting out on their honey
moon on a Hudson river boat. Some
difficulty arises about the luggage. and
one of the husbands and one of the
wives go ashore to straighten mat
ters out. The boat then pulls away
from the dock, separating the newly
weds. The couple remaining on board
the boat are forced to spend the night
at little inn. and many 1aughable
complications arise. But though the
most unusual situations occur, the
story remains wholesomely comic
throughout, never once bordering on
vulgarity.
A splendid cast inclues Anna Orr.
Arthur Aylesworth, Florence Earle,
George Mack. Margaret Armstrong.
Mignon McGibney, Earl Benham, John
Willard, James Lounsberry. Kathryn
Rain and Ralph OBrien. A feature Is
Evening star., 1917-03-25
B. F. KElTH'S

Mcintyre and Heath, the famous
black-faced comedians, are to entertain
the B. F. keith's patrons this week,
which will be their last here in vaude-
willie. They will he assisted by otto T.
Johnston in a revival of one of their
earliest successes, "On Guard" a mill
tary travesty moderniZed. Belgian
musician. under the stage name of Mile
Daisy Jean, who is entertaining with
her diversity of musical gifts for the
relief of her homeless and starving
people. plays four instruments and is
singer of operate caliber. Her per-
sonality, her ambition, and her ac-
complishments have already gained her
a headline position.
Frank Hale and Sigma Paterson viii
present Dances of the Day" in which
are included several Hawaiian num- =
berS. Other acts present Sarah Padden
and company in one-act play of
singular theme and treatment, called
The Clod': James j. Morton. in his
second week master of ceremonies.
Charles Howard, Margaret Taylor and
Hal Pine in "A Happy Continuation
Joe ToWle, an eccentric comedian; the
Boudini Brothers. accordianists; the
two CARTONS, gymnastS, the pipe organ
recitalS and Sunset Falls the
eleventh episode Of "Patria," picturine <
Mrs. Vernon Castle.
Al } and S:15 pm. today the conclud-
ing performances of last weeks bill
will be given. including Elsa Ryan and
company, Maude Lambert and Ernest
+. Ball. and Chic" Sale.
Evening star., 1917-03-25
COSMOS

"A Dream of the Orient" weird and
barbaric symbolism of the east. with
strange harmonieS. exotic dances and
gorgeous color combinations, in the finest
musical spectacle ever presented at the
Cosmos Theater. will head the bill this
week. The company includes Nine. Maka-
renko an operatc prima donna: two
dancers extraordinary. NJ. Kola and NJ.
Werber and group of attractive ori-
entail girl singers and dancers An ex-
traordinary film attraction, Pride. the
second picture drama of the Mcclure Pic
ture Corporations production. The Seven
Deadly Sins" featuring Holbrook Blinn.
Shirley Mason and George LIE Guere. Will
also be feature. Other acts will include
Hopkins-Axtell and company in novel
comedy. "a Sleeping Car Romeo: Walker
and III, in "All Wrong" a laughmaker
Morgan and Armstrong, late of The
Fairgrounds in u comedy sketch; Reno.
in fantastic cycling; Piilsbury and Rob
inson. two girls, in character songs, with
handsome costumes: Kenny and La
France. a breezy singing and dancing
team. and Maude Ryan, Il novel singer
and story teller. The supplemental fea-
lures will include the Hearst-Pathe news
pictures and a bit of Bray cartoon com
edy in pictures.
Today, starting at pm, the Swartz
Company, in THE Broken Mirror, the
Rianos. in the animal pantomme, In the
Jungle" Ruth Curtis. La Belle Carmen
trio. in boomerang throwing and slack
wire work. with other features of last
weeks bin, Will appear for the last time.
Evening star., 1917-03-25
Loew's Colum bia.

Sessue Hayakawa, the Japanese actor,
will be pictured in an unusual photoplay
production of Robert Louis Stevenson s
Hawaiian story. 1.-The Bottle Imp" at
Loew's Columbia today, tomorrow, Tues
day and Wednesday. The story has to do
with the adventures of a poor fisherman.
Lopaka, who seeks a girl of royal blood
as his wife. The bottle grants every
wish, yet in the end holds terrible PEN
atty Mr. Hayakawas leading woman,
Lehua Waipahu, is said to be one of the
most talented amateur actresses in Ha-
wall Many of the scenes are filmed on
her estate. With the exception of Guy
Oliver. who plays the role of the sailor.
the entire company is composed OF either
Japanese or Hawaiian players.
Thursday and for the remainder of the
week House Peters and Myrtle Stead
man are o-starred in the feature picture,
LAS Men Love"
Diana. Keith's wife. is a society but
terfy and thinks herself in love with
Paul. keiths little sister Marjorie
comes to spend the winter with them.
and Paul, who has known her since
childhood, falls in love with her. The
two are mutually attracted. Diana
overhearinR Paul's proposal to Mar
iorie throws herself into Pauis arms,
declaring her love, and is discovered by
Keith To save Keith's faith in his
wife. Paul takes the blame upon him
self and is ordered from the house.
Diana. becoming reckless leads Mar
jorie into fast society. Paul threatens
of infantile paralysis. in which Paul. by
his methods as a doctor. saves a number
of cases, finally serves to Straighten out
the tangled story.
Evening star., 1917-03-25
Last Ten Star Concert FRIDAY

The final concert of T. Arthur Smiths s
Ten Star Series this season will he
given Friday afternoon at the New Ma
tlonal Theater. The artists will be
Theo karle, tenor, and Lucy Gates So
prano.
During the winter Washington has
heard in this series at popular prices
some OF the best known of the estab-
lished stars of the musical world. as
well as many younger ones, just attain
ing fame, who were here for the first
time. The selection of the two artists
chosen to complete the series should
bring the season TO a fitting climax,
Both are. American products Theo
harle has pure, robust tenor of rare
quality with an easy and compelling
high c that thrills. 1t has been said
with the sweetness of Mccormack
Miss Gates is a coloratura soprano.
Her voice is remarkably flexible, clear,
limpid, full of color and has an un-
her fiattcring success on both sides of
the Atlantic. Besides her vocal equip
ment, Miss Gates has a charming per-
sonality that makes her singing doubly
attractive.
The program follows: Come. My Be
Lange), when Celia Sings" (Moir).
Miss Gates: Adelaide" (Beethoven).
"A SchoeneS Maedchen" fRachman-
inow), I'm Zitternden Mondlicht
Wiegen' tBaile), Indian Love Song
LiZa Lehman). Mr.. Karle: Les Trois
.Chansons' lPierne), Clair de Lune"
tFaure). Les Roses D'1Shapen'
tFaure), "A des Oiseaux" tHue). Miss
Gates: Celeste Aida" (VerdD, Mr..
karle; "Lauf der Welt" (Grieg). Sol
vegs Lied (Grieg), Elm Traum"
tGrieg), Miss Gates: THE Crying of
Water" tCampbell-T -Tiptonl, The Time
I've Lost in Wooing' tSchmenke). BY
the Pool of the Third Rosses'' tBurleigh)
The Joy of Man tWinnter-Watts) Mr..
karle; 'Iakme Bell Song (Delibes),
Miss Gates
Evening star., 1917-03-25
Twin Beds"

Twin Beds Salisbury Field and
Margaret Mayo's humorous comedy Of
apartment house life, which, in New
York. ran for a whole year will be
seen at the New National Theater. next
week.
The scene of Twin Beds is in a
fashionable New York apartment house
and its characters are familiar types
here. there and everywhere. Harry
Hawkins is tired of his wife's social
activities. His wife insists upon two
things, she will be nice to her neigh
bors and she insists upon having twin
beds in her apartment. To avoid the
neighbors especially certain fat tenor
who has become rather attentive, Haw-
kins moves from the east side of the
town over to the west side. 'Unfortu-
nately the tenor moves also and, un-
known each to the other. into the same
building. Between Mrs. Hawkins, the
tenors wife. another neighbor who
thinks the tenor is Il burglar and a
maid who follows orders too explicitly.
the complications are numerous and
laughable
Evening star., 1917-03-25
POLI'S

With q sure-enough pickaninny band
and four race horses" the Poll Players
headed by William Z. Carleton, will
present tomorrow night and for the
week In Old Kentucky" one of the
perennially popular plays of the Amer
lean stage.
The story concerns group of peo-
pie, representative of the mountains
and of the blue grass regions of Ken
lucky About the fortunes of the hero,
chivalrous young Kentuckian. is
woven web of love. treachery, hate
and revenge from which escape seems
impossible. There is the story, too of
the man whose past is shadowed by
a great crime and whose after life is
la struggle to evade the pursuing
nemesis. The heroine is a young girl
brought up in the mountains and to
whom nature has given dauntIess
courage, allied with charming sim
plcity, shyness and true womanliness
The colonel, leading character, is a
Kentucky product pure and simple
whose one great passion is his love for
a good horse and, incidentally, his de-
votion for pretty woman and we'll
made mint juiep.
A thrilling leap by the heroine across
the chasm to save the life of the man
she loves Ia one of the sensational fea-
lures, an exciting horse race is another,
Evening star., 1917-03-25
THE Lure of Alaska"

In his lecture on The Lure OF
Alaska with it's accompanying 1900
feet of motion pictures to illustrate the
graphic story of the development OF
that vast arctic possession. DR.. Leonard
5. Sugden Introduces subject OF
growing interest and novelty In traV-
el talks.
DR.. Sugden went to Alaska before the
days OF the gold rush in 1897. and
spent seventeen years mining, eXplor-
ing. studying the geology. the nora
and fauna, hunting big game, hshing
in streams no other white man had
ever thrown a line into. acting as OF
hcial government pilot on the treachef-
Gus White Horse rapids during the gold
rush of 1879, and for several years
acting as surgeon of the royal north
west mounted police.
the country of his adoption, and he
took the series of pictures and Is CIV
ing his lecture in order to clear away
some of the misconceptions in regard
to Alaska. Every foot of film is full
of interest from the boarding of the
boat at Seattle to start up the inside
passage to Ketchikan until the arrival
at the end of the journey 1000 miles
away-at a point north of the arctic
circle. Some of the pictures are of pc
culiar and spectacular quality.
Evening star., 1917-03-25
GAYETY

One of the breeziest organizations
of the Columbia circuit Barney Ger
ards some Show" is the current at
traction at the Gayety Theater. giving
performances at 5 and at S pm. today.
The company is headed by Edmond
Hayes, creator of the burlesque char
acters The Wise Guy" and THE Piano
Mover" who is back in burlesque after
six years in vaudeville. The present
production is in two acts and six
scenes Accompanied by his faithful
"Bozo." impersonated by Thomas
SNYDER, Hayes impersonates an English
lord in order to discourage the ambi-
ton of a title-hunter. Many humorous
situations result.
The supporting cast includes Billy
Waldron, Marie Jansen, Harry Hills,
Martha Edmond and Earle Sheahan.
with q beauty chorus of twenty girls.
One of the vaudeville numbers to be
introduced incidentally viii be Foley
and Foley. the George Primrose
twins" in an original dancing act.
Evening star., 1917-03-25
NEW NATIONAL

Klaw and Erlanger will present Elsie
Ferguson at the New National Theater
this week. beginning tomorrow night.
In shirley Kaye" the comedy by Hull
bert Footner. in which she has been ap-
pearing the greater part of the season
in New York. Incidentally this will be
Miss FergUson's farewell to the spoken
drama, for next summer she will begin
fulfilling a contract in moving pictures
covering 1 term Of years
For the past few seasons Miss Fergu-
son has been identified with plays of a
sombre nature. such as "Outcast' and
"Aiarg.rct Schiller" In the present in
edy OF distinctly modern conditions. as
Shirley Kaye, a spirited daughter OF
an old aristocratic family. The scenes
are laid among the ultra fashionable sci
on Long Island. Although Shirley Kaye
Is surrounded by those whose names
figure prominently in the society blue
books, she has inherited a will of her
own and she has knack of achieving g
whatever she sets out to accomplish
How she obtains the mastery of a diff
cult situation involving high finance
and also successfully conducts her love
affair is told in the course of the play
The play does not deal merely with The
idle leisure class, but also Introduces :
family from the far west who have
risen from the soil to position of vast
wealth and prominence. Mr.. Footner
the author, has spent some years il
the west and feels quite at home wheI
he draws western types.
Klaw and Erlanger have surrounded
Miss Ferguson with company of un-
usual merit, the same that appeared
with her in New York, including Lee
Baker. William Holden, Mrs. Jacque.
Martin. Kitty Brown, Ronald Byram
Evening star., 1917-03-25
Alma, Where Do You Live ?"

The Poll Players next week will offer
further evidence of their versatility in
a production of Alma, Where Do You
Live? a musical play adapted from the
German by George V. Hobart
IL was hrst produced in New York
IN 1910 at Weber's Thcater by Joe
weber and. more popularly known as
ina, achieved a distinct success
win NIFTY Gordon in the role of Alma
and John McCIoskey as Pierre LIE Peach.
The production will afford William p
carleton. the Poll leading man. an OPP
portun1ty to go back for a time to his
Hrst love. Garry McCiarry, another
genius IN the company. also will add to
the interest aroused by the musical ap-
pearance of Florence Rittenhouse with
other members of a large cast
Evening star., 1917-03-25
Elmendorf on Mexico.

The farewell travel talk in the
Elmendorf season will be given at the
New National Theater Thursday after
noon 1t will be devoted to Mexico
the Truth About It." Starting at the
Texas border. the lecturer will conduct
the audience, with pictures and other
wise. 1,400 miles south to the ancient
Toltec city of Militia, stopping en- route
for glimpses of Chihuahua, Monterey
saltillo, Guadalajara, Guadeloupe. Mex
leo City, Pueblo, Orizaba and Oaxaca
Eimendorf's wonderful pictures and his
exposition OF conditions and things as
they were before and are TODAY. should
make this travel talk of unusual in
tereSt
Evening star., 1917-03-25
BELASCO

At the Belasco Theater tomorrow
evening and for the remainder of the
week Oliver Morosco will present his
musical farce $50 Long Lefty" with
the same cast and production that has
pleased the Broadway theatergoers
since the beginning of the season. Matt
nees will be given Wednesday and
Saturday
$50 Long Lefty is by Oliver Morosco
and Elmer Harris and the music by
spirits, its luXuriant stage pictures, its
pleasurable music. its general fun of
comedy and the more than usual clever
ness of the company are features which
have contributed to its unusual vogue.
1t was originally produced in Los An
geles, where it ran for twenty weeks.
followed by a like engagement in San
Francisco. after which it was taken to
Chicago, where it finished out last sea
son. 1t was then prepared for it's New
York presentation by a magnificent
production and beautiful new cos
tunes. and has nightly crowded the
Shubert Theater ever since.
The story deals in a humorous way
with two families living in the street
car colony on San Francisco bay the
male members of which each feels that
he would be much better satisfied and
more happy with tie wife of his neigh
Dor. \ change is arranged but is
finally circumvented through the in
genuity of their better halves. The
hnal curtain rings down without any
additional wedding ceremony.
The score is fdll of dash and some
of the tunes are of the lingering kind
The cast comprises number OF musi-
cal comedy favorites and funnnakers,
headed by Charlotte Greenwood Walter
Catlett. Sydney Grant, Percy Bronson,
Renn Linn. May Boley. Winnie Bald
win. Vera Doria and the Cameron sis
ters. besides chorus of unusually
talented and pretty girls
A special feature is a novel auxiliary
orchestra composed of banjos, saxa-
phones and mirambaphones
Evening star., 1917-03-25
Crandall's.

The photoplay attraction at Crandalrs
today, tomorrow and Tuesday, las Man
Made" pictures Gail Kane and Gerda
Holmes in featured roles. 1t shows
how and why a young woman who
marries young man to be revenged
on his older brother. abandons her
idea of vengeance. The story is said
to give Miss Kane splendid opportuni-
ties for her dramatic abilities. Skin
ner's Dress Suit featuring Bryant
Washburn. is scheduled for Wednes-
day 1t is an adaptation from a mag
azine story of the same name, and
shows how an impecunious young man
mounted to success simply by pretend
ing to be better off than he really
was. The last three days of the week
reissue of the World Film produc-
tion of 'Trilby." featuring Clara Kim
ball Young, will be shown. Wilton
Lackaye is pictured as Svengali, the
role he created in the original stage
production. and Paul McAllister, for
merly in local stock. as Gecko
Evening star., 1917-03-25
THE World of Frolics."

Dave Marion. creator of the role of
Snuffy. the Cabman. heads the cast
of The World of Frolics," which comes
to the Gayety Theater next week after
record-breaking run at the Column
bia Theater, New York city THE
World of Frolics'' was produced under
the personal direction of Leon Enrol, and
for it he has evolved several ensembles
which he considers masterpieces. The
sixteen sets of scenery We're painted by
Josef Urban the celebrated Viennese artist
The costumes are said to be daring and
artistic In all the glory of scenery
and costuming is a cast which includes
Agnes Behler, Inez De Verdier, Joseph
Mamie. Amelia Bartoletti, Bert Hall,
S. H. Dudley and others, with a chorus
Of fifty male and female voices adapted
Evening star., 1917-03-25
Kneisel Quartet-Samaroff Tuesday.

The kneisel Quartet, an organization
that has established a standard in this
country for the highest class of cham
Der music. will appear in conjunction with
Nine. Olga Samaroff, pianist, at the Ma
tional Theater next Tuesday. March ~.
at 4:30. Nine. Samaroff (Mrs. Leopold
Stokowski) is well known to patrons of
music. The program will include the fol-
lowing numbers: Beethoven-Quartet in
D major. op IS. No. 8; Allegra. Andante
con motto, Allegro. Presto. Brahms
minor sonata, Nine. Olga Samaroff
Cesar Franck-Quintet in f minor. for
pianoforte. two vioins. viola and vioion-
cello; Motto moderate. quasi leuto; AL
leSro, Lento con molta sentimento, AL
legro non troopo ma con fucco.
Evening star., 1917-03-25
Crandall's SAVOY.

The Poor Little Rich Girl" with
Mary PickIord pictured in the title role.
will be shown at CrandalTs Savoy next
Sunday and Monday. The following
Tuesday the attraction will be the
Metro subject. The Secret of Eve"
starring Olga Petrova, with the Drews,
in Handy Henry; Wednesday, Fan
ME Ward. in The Winning of Sally
Temple: Friday. Bessie Love in Nina.
the Flower Girl" and Saturday, Mae
Murray, in "On Record"
Evening star., 1917-03-25
Leader.

Today and tomorrow Mae Murray is
featured in the photoplay. ''On Record"
at the Leader. Miss Murray has shown
that she is one of the most versatile of
the younger generation of screen ac-
tresses. In The Dream Girl" she
scored a success as the little waif of
the streets. and in THE Plow Girl" she
more than doubled her popularity. Her
success in 'On Record" is expected to
be even greater. On the same program
will be seen, for the first time in this
city a Black Diamond comedy entitled
The Magic Vest Tuesday and We'd
nesday Pauline Frederick will be pic
tured in Sold; Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. Marguerite Clark, in 1.-The
Fortunes of Fiji"
Evening star., 1917-03-25
Yiddish Play at Polls Tonight.

Maurice Morrison, formerly OF the I'm
perial Theater. Berlin, where he es'
tablished reputation as a tragedian
will make his first appearance in Wash
ington at Polls Theater tonight, ir
'She Is Insane" by Mollwell. the mos
successful play in Mr.. Morrison's roper
toire.
1t was only after much effort, it is
announced, that Louis Shaffer succeed
ed in bringing Mr.. Morrison to Wash
ington for tonights performance, which
Evening star., 1917-03-25
"Oh, Doctoru'

''Oh, Doctor" will be the headline at
traction at the Cosmos Theater next
week. 1t is a musical creation inter
pfeted by company of ten, mostly
pretty girls, headed by Marjorie Sweet,
with Whitlock Davis and William Bran
dell as the comedians. Five big must
cal numbers are featured in a garden
scene upon which much artistic talent
has been employed. The standard Cos
mos bill of supplemental attractions
Will be presented in addition, with the
Hearst-Pathe News, a Bray cartoon
comedy and a big photoplay feature
Evening star., 1917-03-25
Arcade.

At the Arcade, special features and
novelty nights are still the attractions
Besides the excellent music. spot light
dances and request numbers, the stand
ard dances always enter into the pro-
gram at the Arcade under the censor
ship of Dancing Director Caruana.
Monday ladies will be admitted free:
Wednesday will feature Confetti Car
niyal: Friday ''kiddies night" and
Saturday the regular week end dance.
Evening star., 1917-03-25
Coming Attractions
Crandal's.

At Crandalls next week. in Burning
the Candle, Henry b. Walhall is pic
tured in one of the best roles he has
ever attempted. The last three days
Of the week Vera, the Medium" star
ring Kitty Gordon, noted stage beauty,
will be shown
Evening star., 1917-03-25

Violet Kimball Dunn, George Backus,
Frances Nelson. Victor Benoit, Ann
West, Douglas Paterson, William Len
nox and Lawrence Wood. Wednesday
and Saturday matinees Will be given.
Evening star., 1917-03-25
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chorus.
Matinees will be given Wednesday
and Saturday.