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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

-...,,..,nssr car for sale or trad.
,.,,.. az for sale, ipls model.
pN r.s itaI Not,h Main. lhones
F,sW ~ ..-.
,nx Nr.e truck, iua been over
80 - t.rou.h mechanical condition.
ls.eu Nolaf Car Co, 10 tasi Sihth.
.tFR O,~rlsnd ,ar Al con
NNt '.,,rn uOn miles. $500 cash.
Nv ,,u lshth street
a,a,kyR touring. ipll model, four
HlplI,, ~ shape. good tifc. %
AZ terms rear 300 south Main.
p'so, isiI -
- NON .,..I sts bargain five p.se,fn.
aul,s iupuus cat lpls model ~
frrCh" coeedd'',on ,sno'F ITO" a
Vmit oil I'.a. Of az -, ioI ''lI i,,,. also 20
,, - tIp soulh Main
yes,i, CfsAp tor cash 1913 Overland
Wk k.l,,,f god coalition. by o~nsr.
.,o, .rn. .E RnNpsrtR iniH. lot sale
NN's condition Soc this bargain,
u.m, J0f south houldrr
.,.-.,ynN SIS ti,r good ilrrs, 5 pas
VI. .,sr., urs ysr cash ~ terms
-" sNtu Nouldsf Phone 1890
ma Say go unrs'ird Tor timer tubes
IN .,,,..Hi .ard .ion al tiIrs sni tind'.
t..f,,H fn hr absolutely ssts'agtoty
',., ..mndsd Muller 1Itc A Rub.
s,tto. il2 south Boulder
u.cW WY OVERLAND hne me'hIni.
y, sonf.uor must be- seen 10 be Ap'
..,a.i,d ash ~ terms a07 south
k,.id.f Phone lNto
NlcK slN uc passvngcr touring lhs'
\ 'k,,S o,rh,u.rl. 5000 W N Robbins.
Ri iofl -........
M. NlLiNs bumm, roadster. \ I shape
iat. NIt, seven passenger lusi -
s.Ltsi lotAt and runs lkr new new
"a pt,, sIIl ,ell either Of these a. .
,,,uir Nr,,f Moore To. tll south
yam rHorr liHo
nm yttt ttrap Tor r.sh 1917 il~o fave
r,"srsff Iirooss Phone 2HIi
inn slII I've passenger white a bar.
nm rHon, .~ia ....-
,ns s,.t oR TRtpf -One rsckard sis.
f,spa4sslfrr and 90" Hudson Srdsn
,,,i hD, ,ou To- tfsdei Phone tisO, or
.utls Weight hldg
,,I Yot x neishhor about tggo You
IN fUd a., number Of ladies Who ~ ~
i.. ,on itty prsier tggo In place of
u.l. sgg' iu oooA With
pR sli.l toto foti touring car, IN good
,,p, ~. 80 tast fonrih street
,oap e Az '1r ,als ai = bargain at T. South
.sNrs Phone ii-'
ASs SAT- one o.. ton jeficry truck.
rssrf ."1-
Az sAit-tofd touring car. good shape
PAaes ,s-i M rsll a. lnnl South Main
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20
Wanted

~ y ~ - ~
intendcnt of oil iobbing bust
ness capable of doing all the
buying and blending of gaso-
line and oils. First-class Pc.
sition in "A going high.class
business for "A high-class man.
Please write with references,
salary expected, age. nation
ality, full experience. mar.
ried or single, Box D-36,
care
Tul,a lOaily World
lllltfl good ssl-,meu IN tfs,r south ih..
", ger start h'aWfdH' rar'ar, Hui bonus
Nldf"ss u ~ care Wotli
hOtNU MtN, b. .nd o,rt A. -lr,b.e ~,
g"Nrrn"nrt RAILWAY mail clerks sp1
month examinations u.pu Iof ft., -.
ucu.srs wutr " Trrf, linfinrt r,,I
t,i'i'e e,Aninet), lois Columbian nlds
Washington
CuiuREp POTTER sAnt.d at da, uorA
must have eAp"firutr Se. VI broom.
world his
WANTED 'rock salesman. ou and "a,
romIAu, ans Rohtnson niir pbop, la
WANTrn -u....,...."
stAph GO
u,Nr.n ,.,-.,
d,,,. Zoe. '',',.'' ~ url''"iN man 10
,n vi" -" tNh Nasr, I''"' l"h
Warf' ''''''' ''''''u"
WNNTtp rarm h.uG. married m.n pfs
fsrred hoN 2iI. lenls ota
WNNrtp Mcsasnsef bo,, O. M.rlv ros
graph Go
" NNTEn Two min s,itrrs n.,t D.. ,,sr
IN year. df sss eooa ,,,.. ioo son,h
Main
bNktN WANTED tirsi clss, whir Tor
nishi ~ork nghl salary TO uEht man
Apply 81 King baker, ~ West VIM
WANTED Two first class susciah men
TO sell cara and auto srrrssofics posi-
ton viii pay rtEht Patb Zoo per week
and M Call at 200 tast Second
nesin ysar course Mond,, no vacation
except Christmas daA prepare Tor good
none lisP
fRkf TO SOLDIERS We ~lll yirsu sni
rt".s one snit itce ior each returned
soldier hring di'ehArsr We want to
Nofhs ol6 south MAIN
WAS I'D lcu wen 10 ~ort IN pi,niug
mill aud lumber ,srd stead, wotk
MNet''Vs hiE 4 Reel hap aud North
.......
ilNlI SERVICE examinations, ruiss
soon, customs int'rusl tr,enus. ihroms
thN railway m4il postafflre o. zoe.
~" men de,ltlnr government goN
.ns,,a [ ~, lft' pa,utush
,"nhI llotm"t .Nu .iNcr examiner.
ptr,pN,cts, u ""s'."
n.'i', s,,,, 9hN
WANTED Two w.itt.1,r. "a. m, 1,,,
/, Isu Fourth pboI. ipss '"''
vnv,Y .-...-.,,.-
"I"NN " 70 'snhh'h N"rsl pfeNallhr
~ ta'' S'''n'h
tNtthltN, ~ ,"Am,its~ ~snt"d no
"'"'' nee" 'PpiN h'T Norlh 'hf}enne
LADY 10 help in rooa,tHs house three or
fnnt huurs q day iupt south Cincinnati
WANTlp voot v,r -, m,itt, ,sd
~omsn for general tou,,so,l o,a ,,,a,s
Chr,rpn. Wv ''''"
WANTED OH or woman Tor nghi hous,
""ott tot w DAYS ot two werks trll At
'4T N"uih flFin.
WAITED Young lady 10 clsft In ofnr.
i,o,,oa no. 'A'"A" ''"-n'"' s'l S"Gh
W,NT,n ti,...t....... H.. ,....,,.-., -.
.t',. ,,,. ,',,nn "pll q, IVY,
I'm, rSn"' IN w" "'' "'"''"
.,,.,,,,,.,
housesork must be nee, and dean snd
g,pd rouk Phone g-an or call at $40
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20
ROOMS usruRsIsHEp

TWO uniurhiAhed foomt Tor rent fhonr
ln9f
coon light outsids room close lu 'u' light
houtrk keeping or office urturntshui
Rccm . lAh tAu Sccond street
tOR RtN1 niutnishod tso rooms and
ktcheu~tts, walking dtStanec convenient
10 rAr lines front And back entrance
couple without children preferred ihoue
AN1l
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20
NEW PIANO
OIL MACHINERY SUPPLIES
oooD ruisos TO EAT

RnR eNi.r . 200 feet ~. io,h 20 H.
,aunv 300 irei lp inch A. ~ rashinE !,
ltu fr't i2t. inch So 10 casing used
once can hr seen A. out ,sfds Western
rtps 4 Tube Go. Nofth Cincinnati
lEout I11I
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20

more dfAlins i'os 2aj. Peru han.
LkNSEs ~ SHALLOW Fitl.pT u .No~aia
county utls also small usctA ani pro
ducitnn 'uf sale l,~. Settle Nosais
ITNNF n NSFn NND dflIIoT NrlIs m AF'
efsl oountss ln 1erO want position ~iih
some oil .nWpan, or parties working .u
Teru iidrep T. q hos i2- Tulsa
Okla
MlsT sflL. lo0 shAfes shirt Sleeve Ol
Go - 80 cents share = y NO tit,
Hustnv Ota
a. OK so ,rRf LFASt near dtlliut veil
'ot ,si. o. lfsir rhoues ii2u f9l
on ANb .GNS itNsFS tu the ,halIos
h-i ~iih niisoi s,lls 20 drill. five hIt
rrls settled prodl'tlon veil sluipp'i
Room go Hrrum hdg Phone 1850
RANGtR Ilfln i~Ases ,ni dtlllinr con
tfsis W have of car Fri What ,ou
vart tr fNts sr,ttof - tuu sores tor
vel In one section. 400 in sHothrr ~
arr.s Iu 'iifd reference Gusfsn'N
STATE hsns ui nslt Realty 60. la'i
land 1r,a.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20

.,. Say 80 pprallcd Tor inNcr tubes
I'N ....i .srd .tiou. All tiIrs sui Kinds.
,..I,,H fn hr absolutely ssts'artory
49,. ..mndsd Muller 1lfc A Rub.
s,to.if2 south Boulder
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20

ihnne h-oh' w. ldnlrl Hldg
WANTED TO ntN, NsiFhhofhood grocery
siock from VI 500 10 o. 900 prrirt siofr
With h,inE apartments connecting Al
dress n u Palmer, tj- north MAIN.
FOR S\tk Tcl.phon, c,chsnst belong in g
tor Alrmsn and /. n illem.n. nov
decreased - stem consisting Of 90 mtlrs
Of toll line In oil nelds snd 400 locsl
and fufal stations address DoI 900.
i"nnings. Ots
EGG - hs. twice the food value of tho
tfesh rrr This fact is sworn Ia by one
ot tho hest chemists In The state
ron SNl.k Plumbing business highly
r',sh'tshrt ~ 500 cssh five location
will hTlp YOU after you buy II Address
= - Hos lf7t
rllE OKLAHOMA VttVl 60 ho, opening
Tor branch mansgef IN northeastern
counties Nt Tor Pearl sctbhins room
l06 Hotel Tulsa
CLEANING and pressing shop and suii
order business doing road husinss,
Sill seli sl invoior Iioifmsn prr~ nat
tool' &c u iIenr} isnl' otls
foR Slf. Pool h.ll 100 foot bulldog
With four upstairs ronms equipped ~ilh
eight tables cigar and tobacco firtufss
soda fountain. thrtrehst barber chop
ard hath sloi machines and pi.no; run
ring watrf electricity and rn ~ill nay
Tor itself w less thsu yrar ptttr fi GOO
terms shamrock Eleeuic cumpsny
shamrock okA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20
EMPLOYMENT
sIruArios WANTED MALE

WANrfp Management VI ,mau haf.
smith shop D., tfa riN~ h.A,k.miit ard
hotsrshr"t long rNpru,HU, I.st t,i,f
enc" hdfess n9' .arf world
Young Wan, rs, wants position Ng
assistant shipping clerk dependent
un my own resources Mlll work
hard. can usc typewriter Refer.
"nrrs furnished Phone J \ r,nrce.
5lb
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20

kATHtRtNt fLArS-1~o large sunny
trout sleeping rooms private entrance !,
well furnished conn~ctius hsih strictly
modern on rn line lnquitc AT
Sol North CheNenus
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20

ONI heavy ryslng pulling rig complete
ono two ton Rspuhlr truck Nth trailer
fr's one Ni'lls Knight field rs Con
tract 'of o. or 90 sells to pull Hos
ifi toIlrsNille ukh rhon. iOi
GASOLINE kNulNt u, hursr. smo,t
rss tsNu Phone rtr1
ron ~Nif one lgH ~ 4 gen.
ttstor teuu guatahtrri isst rls,s rpu.
dIron ~haWrp's tlvrttfC compsny,
~hWrors ukp
OFFICE sroRr EQUIPMENT a.
~ NlNnIuN NIe~f,isf for sale \ con.
diuor fho.r tsi'
NfW REMINGTON Inudsrd t,prutirt
~ 60 Tor sAls ran be- seen 81 ltOi
Npuh Nsiu or rho'~ ntl0
rRtD1Ir,lfN NfW No ~ Remington
upesfIi,' ~in stsndsfd ,aruass fot
sa's hafss'H II taken At once Phone
ofr'lcr r,urlrloN for 49, rorsr,ps
rats Nus tat second rf~'t rhobc
SIN Np Oliver t'psptit,t spA use 'or
'a'r "a room go Ne~ toi hot'. Antt
PArtR ,tirH--, tuli M. pric.d itf.
Iuin Rnhb.f STAMP Wotks h.y~l,l
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20

Wit.INs humm, roadster \ I shape
'iat. WtUt. seven passenger just -
'.t,sd lonA, and runs Ia. new new
. "a tf,, sUl tell either Of these AZ .
b,-uin Nrt,f Moore 20, tl' south
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20

east sleeping room, Adlpintng bath. suit
hhlr foT one of tvu. references -
uutry1 Ihpn. iITW
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20

,.cU WY OVERLAND. hne meohani.
81, ssrf.uor must be- seen 10 be AZ
.,,a.isd Ssh ~ icfms au3 South
k..id.f Phone lptn
,-ry SIX n,o passenger touring Just
~" o,srhu.td, 1000 " NJ Robbins
Ri iofl ......
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20

"a, ~. r,,.ens,r car for sale or trade
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20
nrlp WANTED FEMALE

WANTED Maid Tor general hou,ewurk
aud laundry In family oi tht~s wser,
" room Niih hath aii East Ninei~-nih
COOK WANTED liotrl puA
WANTED White mai Tor general house
woft must have good recommendation
Hhorr st1U.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20
OIL LANDS AND LEASES 4,

IOR Sh.t 200 aeres ChauiAuaua count,
Nan ~ barrel production. roam for
more dfAlinE iiot 2aj. Peru Nan
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20
OFFICES ANp prsK ROOM

folk ROOM modern hous, for rr.t o
Nor'h funls
OFFICES FOR RFNt N nsu Nof.d tri
inF nfsi rlau nfepfoof vAruH'0 ESQ.
irs urhi sbi heat 'ItrIshei fsasorsni'
rent Cail World office
utII,r ROOMS spIpbl. fuf rrat to r.
room. beauty rAflur correct shu' HI|tDf
smith uffIe fnnW ri. |n.af.s. a |sn
. uirlf beet ~ .lt, aHt rent fpf tIrs slft
reasonable Nrs VI ~ H
ilt'uH -hpr SOP I.ph -ollA. Man
over Mool~ofth
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20
sIruArios WANTED MALE

WANTED tsp.ri male srnographst usni,
position Nddress lios u 10 care World
y ~ l"ell"n WIN olI rnnpsny h'
World
WANTED Position a. vl prniurtlon tnau.
10 years experience address nos u ~
tar. Nofld
pOsl1tpN WANrtn ny youns man -
psfirnosi In general department store
~otl Nddtrss u 22 care World
WANTED Woft D, ,onnR man H. sea-,
old wl Do ar,tiSrF t.l Willie
Moore at Employ mont office.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20

pts>tNGFR os-rlsnd raL NJ con
M. driven 1000 miles s'uo essh'
t,u shih street
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20

.,o, W. E RoNpsrtR totH, Tor sale
NN' ,oni .pHdtiuu Soc this bargain,
U..ms J0f south boulder
rt..s .nf.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20

,,p rttt tioap for rssh 1917 REQ fave
r,.srssr nrooss Phone 2"Ii.
los sNl I've passenger white bar.
-. NN.r, gsIl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20

CIVIL srRvICf nsminsuon,. rulss
soon, customs int'rual revenue. inroms
~ Huu men desiring government pod
tiors Stiic Tor free patlisulsts I T.
leonard former civil service examiner f.,
hi-2 krnois building Washington
PHARMACIST Wsuted. r.asisr.d phsr
macisi. good 'slsti, rood ~sEc, ADDRESS
Nos n | care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20

MontHN CsiI'o,ris das,o h1rgal0v - f'Ni
.if West Sitirrrth -f1nshfnsr iis.s '.
ipfnilutr Tor ,si' lr.s' ou house lhrn"
talt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20

..,.s raf for sale, lots model.
oM n.s iiaI Nor,h Main Phones
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20

DirROl1. :, 1is--l.arge front room for
rent. electricity and housekeeping priv
legss shed for rat close In. Phone
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20
HOUSES FURNISHED

fuR RtNT Pour -o"m ho1., f'r..H.H
"a ~ pafues Stfhnui ,h.'r.r ~ On
lu,estnsft to 4tI tirst NaUa.a. Nf..
ME- Phone ,Frs ~ .'Iu V
~ .1ttI l. ,lt room rHuFslu~ rl.'.
'utr Ishsi lAtgs has~urHi i's'p'or" NJ
hu.ss ffvu riIfd ant Nsiu h'f.tf
nor Worti rhnur tt1 Il
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20

..,.-s,yuN SIX tisr good tres, 5 pas
w. ar|t urS tar cash ~ terms
".Nrn uouldrr Phone 1890
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20
ROOMS ron RENT FURNISHED

loR kfNT Nirr front room with hath on
csr line 71i Wet ran
bkNNtR : ~ lad, vl,he, = rnom
mate Viii giNr hfrikiast srd dinner
otiDtN S. ..i Two htsr modern
'lrrping rooms IN priVaie hone close
I'm Phone il-7
The herald., 1918-02-21
ATTRACTIONS AT FOTO'S FOLLY
THEATRE

Week Endin Saturday, March Ind.
SUNDAY, Feb. 24.-"Secret Came" Sessue
Sennett Comedy. parts. Animated
News of the Worlds Events" part.
MONDAY, Feb. 2s.-"Beauty and the
Rougue," Mary Miles Minter. parts
Educational and Chas. Chaplin Com.
edy," parts.
Feb. 26.-"I Love Yon," Alma
Reubens. 5 parts. "A Straight Crook"
Komedy. parts.
The herald., 1918-02-21
BEAR STEALS FOOD SUPPLY
eru!n Climbs Trees and Visits Cabins
OF Prospectors and Safely Gets
Away With Grub.

A bear that has educated himself
Into all the curves of the art of steal.
Ing food from prospectors' cabins is
causing lot Of trouble on Cultus
creek, says the Vancouver Sun. He
has cleaned ]. w. Mulholland of $500
worth Of food this season and last,
and Charles o. Woodrow reported that
bruin had climbed more than fifteen
feet up tree and consumed a three
weeks supply Of food that he had
packed In. The loss is much greater
than the value Of the food, because
OF the labor involved In packing II
up the creek to the claims.
Bruin Is gourmand when it comes
to bacon, and when he gets a side
purchased at So cents a pound he &C
quires meal that no one but a mil,
honaire could pay for very often,
Bruin still owes for it, but there are
intimations that wise as he Is in dodg-
Ing anyone with a gun he will pay
pretty soon, If the prospectOrs have to
use hand grenades, a 42-centimeter gun
and chlorine gas to do 1t.
The herald., 1918-02-21

newspaper. 1t was not long before
young Leslie developed into a full
fedged compositor, then in to a
reporter. To-day when travelling
around the country, nothing affords
him more pleasure than to spend
his spare time in newspaper offices
setting up type.
1t was largely as a reporter that
Mr.. Leslie discovered the irresistible
charm of the kind of slang which he
has brought to the role of Hogan.
George AIDE, the celebrated author
of Fables in Slang" was a fellow
reporter on the Chicago Daily News
Staff. Although their expressions in
slang are entire dissimilar, they
have each developed a style of lam
guage Enthusiastically representative
of that breezy" Americanism We
are prone to boast of.
But Leslie's earlies activities were
not in journalism. He was about
ten years old when he ran away from
his home in Dubuque, Iowa, and
Joined an itinerant theatrical troupe
playing small villages and lumber
camps in Wisconsin. He worked with
this company for six months, with
out ever getting a cent of salary,
and one day he asked for $500.
That's the best joke you have
sprung since you have been with
me-" said the owner of the show,
and promptly discharged Leslie.
Later again, his hankering for
The herald., 1918-02-21
LAFAYETTE THEATRE TO RE.
OPEN SUNDAY.

The Lafayette theater will reopen
Sunday. February "a, under the
management of Frank Davis, well
known local Snowman, who has been
very successful in the operation OF
suburban houses in this city. It is
the plan OF Mr.. Davis to put on as
good and as large a show for as
small an admission as is possible. In
addition to the regular attraction
which will be either stock company,
vaudeville or musical comedy, three
changes being made in the week.
there will be also six reels of first
run feature pictures. Mr.. Davis has
contracted for some of the best SER
vice offered by local exchanges.
Commencing next Sunday. Febru-
airy "a. the attraction will be Paul
English and The Paul English Ploy-
ers In dramatic offerings, the titles
of which have not as yet been an
The company is at pres
ent at work on the play in order to
make the initial presentations a big
hit at the Lafayette. The Paul Eng
lish Players will be at the Lafayette
Sunday Monday and Tuesday. On
Wednesday there will be four ex-
The herald., 1918-02-21
eves most and in the glorious
Try covered by the Orpheum

yves most and in the glorious
Try covered by the Orpheum
Miss Friganza is not a tempera-
mental star. Much as vaudeville au-
diences love her, those who come IN
contact with her back stage love her
even more, IL that is possible. Her
buoyant spirits back stage are just
as uplifting before and after her per-
Torrance, and she laughs and Jokes
with everyone, from the manager OF
the theatre to the property man. The
independence and democracy of vau.
deville appeal to her.
I'm vaudeville" she says, 81 am
not restricted to certain set dialogue
or business. and can do as / like
And 1t is what Miss Friganza likes
that the audiences like.
Trixie Friganza, soon to appear at
the Orpheum, appreciates a joke on
herself, and she relates an incident
that occurred last summer when she
was playing a special Orpheum en-
gagement in San Francisco. At re-
hearsal she was speaking to the or.
crestra leader.
''Now that / am back in vaude-
ville," she said, 81 want to do some
thing big-you know, something
different, something that has not
been done before, something that is
really big. What do you think
ought to do"
well. Miss Friganza," said the
other, you might wash the ele-
plants"
The herald., 1918-02-21
TRIXIE FRIGANZA NEXT WEEK

Trixie Friganza, the dreadnaught
Coincidence, her siXteen-inch guns
loaded with fun, is headed this way
on the Orpheum Circuit, and will
fire her laugh projectiles into the
Orpheum audiences here next week.
Miss Friganza will offer her init
mate revue and will be aided by
Max Weily and Melissa Ten Eyck
Beautiful, bountiful, buxOm Trixie
Friganza has been likened to many
things, and she has been elected
Chairlady of the Fun Control Com
mite. Hers is a generous spirit an
her idea of Fun Control does no
include any conservation of the pro-
duct. Not even Mr.. Hoover could
regulate that where Miss Friganza
is concerned. Laughter in generous
doses is her prescription for all all
ments, and when she is present, the
gloom army is in full rout, making
an ignominious retreat.
The engagement of Miss Friganza
on the Orpheum Circuit marks her
return to vaudeville after two years
in musical shows, excepting for a
summer engagement in the Orpheum
theatres on the coast. The financial
Inducements of the Orpheum man
agement were strong, but to Miss
Friganza the money was secondary
TO the fact that she would be back
in the two-a-day, among the people
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her eyes. She went over to the Dins.
low place nearby and cast her eyes
over its wide expanse critically, to
make out the object of her visit sharp
ening scythe over in the hay field. He
was seated on big log and looked up
with a welcome smile as his little ia
vorite came into view.
Malcolm" spoke Hazel at once, "you
sent me this suitcase, didn't you?"
"Why, yes" nodded he.
sAnd probably 1t took all your hard
earned savings and-MalcOlm, can't
take It'll" and Hazels tones began to
break.
"Why not?" questioned her boy
friend amazedly.
Because you folks have already
done more for US than anybody else
In the world, even our relatives.
You must take the suitcase back and
get the money for it,
Il won't" observed Malcolm arising
to his feet, and grimly resolute In tone
and bearing.
'Ohl indeed, you must,y insisted Ha-
eel.
Look here" pursued Malcolm dog
gedly, "you leave that suitcase here
and I'll fill 1t with rocks and fling 1t
into the creek
For a moment Hazel studied that
strong, earnest face. Her own wore a
momentary flash of radiance. Then
the quick tears sprang to her eyes.
always good, kind and true !" she half
sobbed. "Oh, Malcolm papa says that
out IN the new country where we are
going men often make their fortunes in
a day. Oh! If ever we do, 1 shall bring
back to you the cherished suitcase
full Of gold!"
He smiled indulgently. "Dear little
friend" he said, 81 would rather have
something else than all the money in
the world"
what Is that, MaTcolmr
"a kiss
She came close up to him, so genuine
In her innocence and truthfulness that
there was neither self-consciousness
nor affection. She kissed him on both
cheeks, moved away, picked up the
suitcase and, turning the lane. waved
The herald., 1918-02-21
True As Steel
=
By Walter Joseph Delaney


Copyright, 1917, Western Newspaper Unionl
"They are Gods own people!" spoke
Nathan Wayne reverently. His wife's
eyes were lifted gratefully, fearful, elo-
Quent.
what should we have done If they
had not come to our rescue| she muir
INJURED. "They have taken our few
household possessions at double what
the storekeeper would give for them,
have made 1t possible for us to reach
our new home. Oh, Nathan! 1 bless
them every hour"
"And their Rad, Malcolm. Think Of
his taking his little savings to buy
suitcase for Hazel"
And Hazel, aged twelve, just coming
into the house, halted In the hallway,
listened to the conversation, took up
the new suitcase standing there, and
quietly left the place. Nathan Wayne
and his family had met with misfOr-
tune, loss and poverty, and he had been
forced to give up their mOrtgaged
home. A brother of Mrs. Wayne living
In Oklahoma seemed their only refuge.
They had written him and he told Mr..
Wayne that he operated a small ranch
near a town site, where he needed
some one to look after the subdlviding
and sale Of what he owned of the same,
and could find something for his rela-
tive to do.
1t was only through the kindly coop
Grafton of John and Mary Dinslow that
the unfortunates were able to meet
their debts and secure sufficient money
to carry them to their destination.
Hazel Wayne pressed her lips closely
together to keep from sobbing. There
was a token Of strong determination In