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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-01-08


Rye, his wife. w. B. Phelps
and --- Phelps. his wife, T. 81.
Brownlee and Brownlee his
wife, and the unknown owners and
unknown claimants Of the property
described il this action, defendants.
Under and by virtue Of an order
OF sale issued out OF the District
Court Of the Tenth Judicial District
OF the State Of Idaho. in and for the
County Of Idaho. on the 10th day Of
November, 1910, In the above entitled
action, wherein Henry Teldher, Audi.
tor as Trustee for Idaho County, State
Of Idaho. the above named plaintiff
OF He oath day Of October, 1919, 10
covered Judgment against H. R.. New
man, ct al, the above named defen
dants, for the yaIious sums Of money
Is hereinafter set out
I ann commanded to sell the here
inafter described real property situat
ed I'm Idaho County. Idaho, to-wit;
A tract commencing at a point 3
feet south and 100 feet west Of tn
northeast corner of NEA Of NWA
Sec. is, Twp 81, North Range 1. W
b. n. thence south 100 feet. thenc
west 80 feet, thence north 100 feel
thence east 30 feet to the place o
beginning, Idaho County, Idaho, 70
the sum OF $6.Os together with in
terest thereon at the rate Of z pc
cent per annum from date of judgmen
with costs and accruirg costs. b
longing to the defendant John Nut
man.
A tract beginning at the center {
the County Road on the south line {
section 2, Twp. 3s. N. r. 4. e. B. M.
Idaho, thence running north 175 fee
which line runs 8 feet east OF II
warehouse, thence west 100 feet, thent
south ITS feet, thence east 100 fee
to place of beginning, containing ON
half acre, more or less, being situai
in Sec 2, Twp 33 N. R. 4 e. B. \
Idaho County, Idaho, belonging to d
defendant, W. r. Kennison, for Il
sum Of $20.03 together with intere
at the rate Of z per cent per annu
from date Of judgment, with costs ar
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-01-08
NOTICE or sHERIFTS SALE OF
KkL PK6PEBTY.

Office or, 6HERWFS SALE or
i'i ZEAL PK0PERTY.
\ the District Court Of tho Tenth
.Judicial Distxict OF the State Of
Idaho, IN and for the County Of Ida
10.
Ieiry fletcher. Audibor as Trustee Tor
Idaho County. State Of Idaho. plain
am VS.. n. r. Newman and -
Newman. his wife. John huffman
and - huffman. his wife. w.
n. Kennison' and --- Kennison,
his wife. Boyce 4 Byam, Cotton
ONeal, his wife. J. w. Randall and
Randall. his wife, N. r.
Stuart and - Stuart. His wife
A. q. Lewis and Lewis. hif
wife. A. II. Smurthwait and -
smurthwait, his wife, 0rville Fl
Evans ard Evans, his wife
r. N. Mitchell and - Mitchell
his uife, Boyce & Byam. Cotton
wood Hardware = Implement Com
pany, corporation, Robert r. Min
ter and Minter. his wife
Mrs. Ida Pagan and -- Pagan
her husband, Fred A. Shissler es
tate, III. A. Growing and 49,;
Growing, his wife, Frank Hye ara
- Hye, his wife. w. b. Phelp
and - Phelps. his wife, T. b
Brownlee and -- Brownlee hi
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-01-08

Albert M. Freeman In Imprin
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
[ Princeton Minus
Captain and Three
Regular E4ilaen1en


PRINCETON, n. j., Oct S.-The
Princeton team will go into its second
game Of the season with Maryland
state tomorrow minus most Of its first
string linemen. Captain Callahan, Dick
lnson, Rutan and Wittmer, because Of
minor injuries. will ali watch the game
from the side lines.
The loss of these regulars will be
heavy blow TO the Orange and Black
defense, for Coach Roper has been han
dicapped from the start of the season
by the scarcity of good linemen. How
ever, 1t has been reported that Mac
Donald, ,hc Maryland State captain.
Will also be cut Of the game because
OF injuries
The varsity was given half-hour
signal drill this afternoon, and the pre-
cision and snap exhibited were encour-
aging At the same time, the second
and third elevens were put through
serimmage. The outstanding feature
Of this performance was the lone touch
down made by Johnny Poe. who seems
TO be following the footsteps of his
famous father and uncles
Coach Roper announced tonight that
white" Thomas will start the game
tomorrow at center. This will be his
first appearance at that position since
last year. Towers and Speers will be
at the guard positions, Hooper and
keck at tackles and Davis and Ray
mond at the ends. The backfeld viii
consist Of Lourie. at quarter; Murray
and Gilroy. halfbacks, and Hang
Garrity, who will make his first ap-
pearance of the season. viii be at full
back
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
Scot Defeated
By Fellow Scot
La Arcola Golf
Armour Succumbs to Abilitv
of Reekie; Hobart Up
sets Dope, Beating Eddy

Thomas Armour, OF Scotland. holder
of the French amateur golf title,
finding that there are quite a few play
ers in this country abe to go out an
shoot par golf as the occasion may de
mand. Despite his efforts yesterda
Armour succumbed to the uncanny abil
ity of another Scot. William Reekie.
the Upper Montclair Club. in a sem
final round Of the Arcola Country Gu
meet. ReeA.e won By score Of and
The New Jersey player set a fas
pace from the start. and Armour, er.
ratio both on the fairwsy and on tn
greens, soon dropped behind tn
French titletolder struck by his gun
however, and made good effort
overcome the lead of his opponent, BIZ
to no avail
This was not the only surprise of tn
day Garrett Hobart, 4 home clu
player, upset the dope by defeating
p. Eddy. also Of the Arcola Club, by
score of 3 and /. Eddy at the turn W.
ing along unconcernedly. won ever
hole out che coming in and capture
the match.
Thus in the final round to-day Roekl
will meet Hobart ond should win
In the morning matches Reekie wor
his way into the semi-hnal by defeat
ing R. T. Cunningham, Of Arcola, by
up and 70 play. Armour's victim wa
B. T. Allen, Of Fox Hills, who lost t
the Scot by score OF > up and 1
play. Hobart encountered H. c. Harr
son, of Montclair. in this round an
was victorious by count of : u
while Eddy advanced al the expense
k. Lawyer, OF Albany, score up an
to play
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09

CHICAGO, Oct g. Every Western
conference football team Will get into
action tomorrow, but in only two in
stances viii conference elevens meet
each other. Northwestern will play
Minnesota at Evanston, and Chicago
VIII tackle its traditional Nemesis,
Purdue, here.
With Indiana already virtually elm
mated from the championship race
through its defeat by Iowa last Satur
day, it is considered probable that the
list of "also rams will be increased to
three through to-morrows contests,
for defeat for any eleven will make its
championship possibilities very Slight.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
The cards:
Columbia Cubs Lose
10 Kent School Eleven

In slow. and uninteresting game
yesterday afternoon Kent School de-
lea1ed the Columbia freshmen by a
score Of Z to 6. The game should
nave been victory for the Columbia
Youngsters. Colu lbia scored its
lI.ouchaown on long end run by Dill
t.,:gl tilgiiam, tne yearllng quarterback, vi
:, Just Defore the first half ended
Kent punted from midfield and the haI IL
rolled over the Columbia goal lino
ana was touched by one of the CO.
lumbla players. A Kent man fen or
the ball scoring touchdown for his
Team. Team, Kent kicked the goal, makjnc
the score 7 to 6. ma ming
mere was no scoring by either team
curing the after half Of the game.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09

Football Games
Set for Today

toruham Mt Boston
stevens at Uayerforsl.
dartmouth Mt Penn State.
Valparaiso at Harvard.
North Carolina at yalc.
Maryland at Princeton.
s"hrshmore at PHILADELPHIA.
amherset VS.. Bowdoin. at Amherst.
pethnny VS.. Marietta, Mt Wheeling,
nos'"n Univ. vs. n. Y. State, at Boston.
br"wn VS.. Maine. at Providcncc
Hucknen vs.. Ursinus, at Lcwisburg.
Huhalo VS.. Their. at Buffalo
carnegie Tech, VS.. Westminster, at
Pittsburgh.
Catholic Univ. vs.. Richmond. at Wash
ington.
centre VS.. Howard. Mt Danvi!le.
hcago vs.. Purdue, Mt Chicago.
cincinnati W.. Ohio Univ. mt Cincinnati.
Colby vs. Ft. Williams, at Waterville
Colgate vs. Allegheny. mt Hamilton
Cornell VS.. 81. Bonavcnturc's, at Ithaca.
dickinson VS.. st. Johns, at Carlisle
Geneva vs.. MuslSingum. at Beaver Falls.
Georgetown KS. North Carolina State,
at Washington.
George Washington VS.. Delaware. at
Washington.
"eorgia Tech. vs.. Davidson. Mt Atlanta.
Gettysburg VS.. Western Maryland, mt
Gettysburg.
Hamilton vs. Alfred. at Clinton
Hobart vs.. Clarkson. at Geneva
Kentucky vs. Mnryvile. at Lexington
Lebanon Valley VS.. Susnuehanna. at
Harrisburg.
!ehish vs.. Rutgers. at South Bethle-
hem.
Mass. Aggies vs.. Bates, at Amherst.
Michigan VS.. Case. at Ann Arbor.
Muhlenburg VS.. Albright. at Allentown.
Northwestern Univ. VS.. Minnesota. at
Evanstown.
Notre Dame VS.. Kalamazoo Normal, at
Notre Dame.
Ohio State VS.. Obcrlin, at Columbus
Penn vs. Swart hmorc. at Philadelphia.
Penn Military College VS.. Villanoya. ut
Chester.
burgh.
Rensselaer, vs.. Norwich. at Troy.
Roanoke vs.. Rand Macon. at SALEM
Rochester VS.. st. Lawrence, at Roch-
ester.
II. Louis VS. Missouri at st. l0nis.
South Carolina VIZ. Georgia. at Columbia.
syracuse vs.. Johns Hopkins. at Sy-
rHcusc.
Tennessee VS.. Vanderbilt, at Knoxvi
Union vs.. Williams, at Schenectady.
I. :. Military Academy US. Anddlebury.
at West Point.
I. :. Naval Academy VS.. Lafayette, at
Annapolis.
Vermont vs.. Tufts, at Burlington.
Virginia ". Virginia Military Institute,
at Charlottesville.
Washington College VS.. Mt ST. Mary's,
nt Baltimore.
Washington ard Jefferson VS.. Kalama-
700 College, nj Washington.
Washington ana Lee vs.. Wake Forest.
at Lexington.
Wesleyan vs.. Trinity. at M;ddletown.
" iiiiam and Mary VS.. Gallaudet. at
Richmond.
W Niimingtou VS.. Earlham, at Wilmington.
Wisconsin VS.. Michigan Ageies, at
hfudiSOn.
Worcester Poly VS.. Connecticut State,
at W Orcester.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09


sational shots and great recoveries, all
of the four players making the best
showing Of the week Miss Stirling got
a new womans record for the May
feld course when she turned in an so
tor the round. playing out the second
nlne for her medal score.
In the first half of her match with
Mrs. Vanderbeck, the champion was
supreme and mad everything her own
way, being 3 up at the turn. Her play
IN the first half was characterized by
long drives, perfect approaches and ac-
curate puts. Her medal at the turn
was 80, including sixteen puts.
Even Match on 18th
The game took a sudden reversal at
the start of the inside nine, and Mrs
Nanderbeck evened the match on the
18th by making some brilliant chip
shots dead to the pin and sinking sew
eral long and difficult puts. Her first
win was on the 10th, which she took
with two puts for q 5, while Miss
Stirling used three. On the 11th, Mrs
vanderbeck used only one putt, ten
footer. After having the next three
the philadelphia sank another long
one for a and the hole, bringing the
match to even terms.
Miss Stirling won the sixteenth by
driving the 395-yard green in two, but
It was on the seventeenth that her
championship ability was best shown.
The champion and contender both
put their tee shots into the right back
trap and were on in two and three re-
spectively Mrs. Vanderbeck having a
lie eighteen feet from the pin Briefly
studying her putt, she sank the ball,
leaving the ttlcholder twelvc-foot
put to win the match at that point.
Sink it she did without a tremor. and
Mrs. Vanderbeck lost her chance to
contend for the title she once held.
Wins in Trial Green
Mrs. Gaut played Mrs Hurd a better
match than was expected and was up
at the turn. But Mrs. Hurd rallied and
was one up at the seventeenth, which
was halved. Both came to the eigh-
teenth with fours, but Mrs Hurd ran
her putt, while Mrs. Gaut missed by
small margin.
Tho carIc.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
Too Many Go to Races;
President Curtails Sport

BUENOS AYRES, Oct. 7.-Horse rae
ing in Argentina received a blow to-
Gay when President Irigoyen vetoed a
bill authorizing the Jockey Club to CON
tinue to hold meetings on Thursdays
The measure in question was a reen-
actment of a previous law, which has
llsapsed, which permitted racing on
Thursdays.
After condemning the gambling fea-
ture of racing the President pointed
out that too many persons abandoned
their occupations on this work day TO
go to the track. He held that the Sun
daY holiday WAS sufficient
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
Boston Stars
place Filled
By w ashbllrn
Formaer Champion Unable TO
Make Long Trip Because
of Pressure of Business
by Fred Hawthorne

A SENSATION was sprung last night by
the DavEs Cup Committee of the United
States Aawn Tennis Association when
it was sannounced that Richard Norris
williams Cd. of Boston. had resigned
from thse International team that will
leave fer New Zealand next month in
search Of the famous trophy. Watson
N. Was. hburn, of New York, Will I'LL
WilNsmss,s 5 place OIL the team.
While | am not so pessimistic as to
believe hat Williamss absence will be
fatal 20 the chances of our team vim
ming th.e Davis Cup, | cannot escape
the feel ing that the task that now con
fronts tshe trio, Tilden, Johnston and
Washbulrn, is 4 far more serious one
than VIC uld have been the case had
Williams been able to go overseas to
New Zes{land.
1t was, explained that Williams had
found il impossible 70 make he long
tourney because of pressure CT busi-
ness. The months spent by tho former
national champion IN going to England
tins sun. mer with the Davis Cup team
has now necesstated Williams's pres
ence in this country and so, wi,h re-
gret. he has been compelled 20 abandon
the grea ter and more important trip.
ClHoicc Open TO Argument
At frs glance the choice of Wash
burn see ms open to considerable argu-
ment. fo the West Side man has had
his bunlps during the season Just
closed. The names OF Willis Davis, of
California;; Roland Roberts, of Cali
fornia: Wallace +. Johnson, of Phila-
delphia: 5. Howard Noshel of Brook
lyn, and of Vincent Richards, of this
CITY, nat Arally come TO mind when the
filing of Wiliams's place is concerned.
Nosnell has been the greatest thorn
in Wash burns side this year Three
times has the left-hander taken the
measure of the man now selected to so
with TlGen and Johnston, the last time
as recently as last Sunday. when he de-
feated VNashburn in the team match
with the Terrace-kings County Club
As con Germs Johnston. Roberts, Davis
and Richards, all four have shown to
greater Adantage than Washburn in
doubles play, if not in singles. Besides
this. johnson reached the semi-final
round Of the national singles tourney
at Forest Hills last September, while
Washbulin went down before Johnston
In straight sets n the fifth round
Both loavs and Roberts flashed
truly wo nderful brand Of tennis IN the
national doubles at Longwood in
August. when they defeated Williams
and Har.e in p territieally fast match,
i%.sl Z ratioTol titia bo1aors
'@'NS' ,..e '.'.'N',,1- ~
Klcfaros mas beaten stars
Richards not only won the singles at
Southampton, against q field that in (
cluded ClSthier, WashburN and Gamer, I
but paired with Ralph II. Burdick. Of
Chicago, won the doubles, defeating
Tilden and Charles 5. Garland in the
final rouud and purely through the
brilliance OF his individual play. The
seventeen kear-old boy also gave Tilden
MS hardest i~atch in the national
singles up to the safui final round.
might mention Cla~ence J. Griffin
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
Schoolboy Contests
On To-day's Schedule

~. >. Commerce-Boys High, Mt Cath
one Protectory grounds Ia. n.y..
NC Nttt CiintonM Marquand, ut City
College Stadium "a. M.
Morris High Flushing, mt Flushing.
Glen Cove-Adelphi. ut Ozone Park.
St; Johns Prep. Rockville Center, at
Rockville Center
SsuyNHsant- New Rochelle. at New Ro-
chelIc.
Poly Prep: East Orange. at East
Orange, \. j.
Fordham Prep. Stamford III. s., at
stamford, Conn.
rrceport-St. Paul's, at Garden City.
st. Peter s-Paterson II. S., at Pater-
son, y. j.
White Piains-IIacklcy School, at Tarry-
town.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09

N'S'e' "hich de1eated the Navy last
This local strugrle promises to be as
real football ramo Thoro ;s ,ooro ;n-
+oros+ :, 49,:
'el0s' J." '"ls OoIum oi&-New OK Uni
verslty game than was ever shown be-
fore, and a capacity crowd that prom
ises to ranro into * ooo ~ o.a will,
bo ~ ha~a ''- ~ ''S' '0'0Oo oi ''V'e "-''
~ vi "''iu 10 oeg'h WIN potn teams
are much better in football ability and
/ skill than they have been -. any time
in the last decade. Indeed it is only
within tho nast fou, t,,a,s No,u yori'
has gained prominoncc en- the rrjdjron
while Columbia win crt loose this year
and make fontbau y raoYiov narf of
mcnt.
Two Good Co,c,,es
That ;s on,,. e'','' , az
o' "~. % '"'Y one reason W"y 0I'9
/ No''.e pe."e'n tNe locals shouId DC
W. up ~ Sia0'i 'o5"@y' Ano'her IS tnS ap
,,l'a .n poSn Iine-upS %. lolIo"S
,'' e oso''-i payers, II aropNeI
thaf tbs '9o ;ll ~ Even lor 'he s.a'eile'l'
cnr,od'. I'''e VII ue d Ia'Ae any no.
foiios |S pGin' 20 Yhe TACT th"1 1wo
.IIl'o"s' Nel4' ana Nargan' VINO kho"
1nelr business are doing the coachlng
a. 1heae institutions tals year. oNelli'
FORMER syracuse mentor, mas been Sc
fecleu 10 put Columbla back on the
loo'oail map "lile New orA Support
ers are certain that Gargan VIII make
the Vielet a success on the gridircn.
a S lVr plckihG winner, we dont
ii umre' maven seen New YORK al
an ana NolNnpla but once,,In sigma
prac'lce last Thursday Wen say
Un's 'oi 'he nlUe ana hite, 1t gets
uhdef way quickly, forms It's intcrfer
eNce with neatness and dispatch and
appears TO work as team-ln prac-
lce. W c snail know to-day what each
car do-
4housands Of alumni both Of Dart
9Ytn ~ '(ltu o.n [hH Npa'e are making the
this battle and tbat if Wiz 6o 'o ;m mle,'eSS
sense of the word Statn boe dos;o'
mated the occasion as bnn,ocoo,iro
day and has invited Governor Snron1
of PENNSYLVANIA and o+hcrs N attans
Picking the winner Of This sfrumt,lr
is no cinch bv any means Il ann9ars
10 be an cvnn. stavcn ,rorog;tiorr a,,d
is sure to contain all The tbrilIs tSat
will be found in anv other qame tbie
year. If Dartmouth can ston Wav i
will probably win. IF this nhgno,o can
break loose State win bo tbn iilnI-
winner. In either caeo II looks os r.
the team that gets the iumn tbis ,oa.
will be the victor. althouqh last year
the New Englandcrs came back after
State hsd scored two touchdowns and
won out
The Pittsburgh and West Viroinia
contest looks like another even tbin<r
although in this case we have no
hcsitancy in picking Glenn Warmers
tribe. If West Virginia had good
quarterback this year it would prob
ably be the favorite AS it is the
Morgantown team contains some nifty
football players. includine Joe EarljcI
an end, of all-Arnerican possibilities;
Peck, schoolboy star halfback. and
others.
Tcet for Coorcoto,.
coot..+'. 'S' 49,; e'0"-
y Deoi ~ isgVoW" IS heetlNE me ounch OF
1 ar heels rom North Carolina Stlte,
ana not ale, as was previously re
ported. inns game at Washington
should be hum-dinger. Yale Will not
be Just worklout. y, ''la u '"' DUO VIII
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
| Lafavette Heads for Annapolis

EASTON, Pa, Oct 8.-The Lafayette
College student body gave. the varsity
football squad a rousing send-of her
to-day, when the athletes departed fo
Annapolis, where they play to-mor.
row. With the college band leadine
the way the squad was cheered an
Coach Sutherland was given an individ-
ual cheer
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
Star Athlete for West Viroinia

DURHAM, n. H., Oct. S.-Gordon T.
star athlete Of New Hamp-
shire College, Will soon enter the Uni
versity of West Virginia, it was an
nounced to-day Nightingale won high
honors for New Hampshire at the
University of Pennsylvania relay car
nival last Year
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09

hands Of Tom Keady's Lehigh squad.
And Lafayette, Lehighs chief rival,
is counted on to hand the Navy its
second defeat within a weeks time. We
don't figure that Syracuse is going
to have any trouble in winning from
} Johns Hopkins nor that Brown will be
unduly pressed by Maine.
Cornell may not have any oinch in
defeating st. Bonaventures College.
These fellows of late have been in
proving, like several other unAnowns.
so that the Ithacans are sure to re-
celve opposition, at least.
Amhers. and Bowdoin should have
good gamo Of their own at Amherst.
and in this case we pick Amherst to
win. Boston University, newcomer
in football, is going to try it's luck
against New Hampshire State to-day.
The Army will meet Middlebury and
should win by couple of touchdowns
at least. while Williams should trim
Union handily in their struggle at
Schenectady. Wesleyan will take on
Trinity at Middletown and should have
no trouble in defeating the Hartford
eleven.
,;.,a
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
Ouinlan Out of Line-Up

MORGANTOWN, ". Va, Oct. s.
Twenty players composed the West
Virginia football squad, which left
here late this afternoon, following a
nght practice, for Pittsburgh, where
Pitt is to meet them in the annual
game at Forbes Field tomorrow
Quinlan accompanied the squad but
will net be in uniform, Nicholson tax
ng his place
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
Local Eeuens Clash Today
zn annual Gridir0n Battle
Record Crowd Expected at South Field; Penn State
WIN Play Host to Dartmouth in First Big
Game of the Season; Harvard vs. Valparaiso
Bv Raw Mccarthy

There
the village of Columbia New
their in PENNSYLVANIA the 6o
Dartmouth fighters
themselves; Glenn Panters will foe in West
Virginia. while the Carolina
State, which defeated the Navy last week.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
Miss Stirling, Golf Champion,
To Oppose Mrs. H,rd in Final
litle-Holder Defeats Mrs. Vanderbeck 2 and L,
While the Former Queen of Links Puts Out
Ms. Caut Up, in Semi Final Match

CLEVELAND, Oct 8.Nliss Aexa Stirling,
national golf
holder their
1ayield Club here Of
delpha and Mrs David Gau, Memphis, stirring
Stirling her match
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
Soccor azn1,,e To-day

The. soccer teams OF Goodbody &
Co. and Whitehouse & Co., both mem
bers of the New York Soccer League,
will clash this afternoon at Hillside
Field. 166th Street and Morris Avenue,
the Bronx.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
Hatters Defeat Yale

NEW HAVEN, Oct. 8.-The Kno,
Hat Company team, of Brooklyn, de
feated Yale, TO 8, in fall practice
baseball game here to-day.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09

George Bovee had world Of speed and never nft
position and had Omer X. was shut OH AL
u Ia stretch and finished stroos-
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09

FIRST RAcEr-Two-y year ods claiming Eve
Lalf fIrlnnpa
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09

The probable lineup of Columbia ard
\. y. L. -daY Wlll be.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
Il Racin g Sum mari G $
JAMAICA RACETRACK, OCTOBER
Weather clear; track fast

RACE For maiden two purse
Mont II-iolAn Rose
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09

r hft the result In doubt Foss X was In good
III and knocked back on the far turn. but came On
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-09

last night will agree she was right up
to date. as presented by Miss Bayes and
her company. OF course. she is of the
suffragette type-the militant suffra-
gette and in the role of the leader. If
Miss Bayes had searched the universe,
she could hardly have improved on Flo
renee Morrison's Aunt jim" Miss
Morrison has the size. the voice-what
a wonderful voice. louder than the thun-
ders Of Mt. Sinai-and she dressed the
part until Uncle Tody. as presented by
AL Roberts brought her to clothes be-
fitting her sex.
Miss Bayes has surrounded herself
with a number Of attractive show-girls
and capable principals who succeed in
putting over a most acceptable show.
The settings are all heavy and attrac-
tive and in preparing for the third act
set. a novel feature is introduced when
Miss Bayes helps the stage hands make
the change. keeping the curtains up that
the audience may see.
Black face comedy is very capabiy
presented in the show by Harrison Green.
who appears as %. G. Washington. and
Catherine Parker, who is seen as Man.
dy, the maid. But the hit Of the show
aside from Miss Bayes, is the little
pickaninny dancer. Florence Parham. as
Asthma. Asthma is real shimmy
dancer. as well as genuine pickaninny.
The box office Of the Grand will be
open starting at non today and those
who didn't have the chance to enjoy
the show on the opening night can see
it tonight.