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VOL. XIII.
BOSEBUsM, OKBGON,
SATIKDAY EVENING, MAY 81, 1010.
No. 80.
Newfoundland Fishing Rights
in Hague Conference
ROOSEVELT SITS WITfl KINGS
Dominating Figure at Royal Luncheon
- ririti Main Feature of Con
; gressfonal Campaign
Special to the Evening Review.
; NEW YORK, May 21. There
. ,, tailed from here today the American
delegation to The Hague conference
between the American and British
': representatives for the settlement of
the Newfoundlan 1 Ashing cases. This
delegation is headed by Senator Root,
... of New York, and among the mem-
bers is Senator Turner, of Spokane.
They will present claims in one of
the most Important disputes in which
si -this country has ever been involved.
- .Upon i.a adjudication depends mil
ArST'.oiis of dollars worth of flshinir
J elits. Twice In our nntinn'a Mutnrv been abandoned,
lias war been threatened between Rogue River Valley.
America and England over this ques-1 MEDFORD, Or.. May 20. A jour
' lion of Ashing off the Newfoundland ney of 91 miles was taken by Louis
crista mn over the famous "New- W.
foundluud Bunks."
t NORTH HAS TRIAL
said the creation of such a com mis
sion would be another startling
lustration of how far the leglslat
branch has surrendered to the execu
tive branch. The power of Cong roes ,
has steadily dwindled for a quarter
of a century, while the legislative 1
mounts to Imperial and autocratic Cirrf nf C I nnn AntiAn facoc
proportions. To the Republicans he nidi Ul J LUldl U)UUU 1UGJ
snoiuea: xou win receive tne
bloodiest licking you have had since
1892, In the coming elections."
PRES. HILL AM) PARTY
ARRIVE THIS EVENING.
Up This Afternoon
Met by a Large Party in Automobiles
and Escorted to t'lty No
Public Meeting.
STATE'S DEFEAT PREDICTED
President Louis W. Hill, of the RepOUliOD Ol PfOSCCQtiDg WltOCSie',
ureal nuriimrn nanway sysiem, wuu
Is touring Oregon with his party In
the interest of the Hill lines in this
state, will arrive here this evening
from the south In automobiles. They
left Medford this morning and passed
through Grants Pass just before 11
A party of Roseburg citizens
in Local Employ, Big Help
to ibe Defense
tation of the Linn boys and Plunk
was bad, so did J. M. Hartley, a
cigar store keeper of that city, also
O. Roberts, a dry goods merchant. I
In rebuttal, the state called three
Kugeneites, E. J. Farrington, chief j
of Police; A. O. Pearce, a grocer, and
J. J. Hartwell, an auctioneer. These
witnesses, however, furnished ma
terial only for the defense.
Farrington said that Plank's repu
tation as to truth and veracity was
good, but. In reply to a question put
by Pipes as to his morality he said
he "wouldn't call it Arst class," ex
plaining that he meant that Plank
was known In Eugene as an Inveter
ate gambler. The Linn brothers,
witness said, had a bad reputation.
Pipes tried to draw from Farrington
some information regarding an al
leged attempt by Plank to levy
blackmail, also a statement regard
ing his enforced relief from justice
court work because of suspicion as to
his Integrity. Objections to both of
these lines of cross-examination
were sustained by the court.
Hartwell, like Farrington, upheld
DEATH BY STORM
Several States Report Heavy
Loss of Property
COLORADO HAS SNOW STORM
It looked like civic wash day of the piank'a reputation as to truthful
ness, but he admitted tnat nis repu
Floods in Trias and a Tornado in
Oklahoma Add to the Many
Other Disasters
left nere tnis atternoon m autorno- clty of Eugene ln the circuit Court
" L.-1" , " -k .."." . ' ln Roseburg this afternoon, when Al ' a8 an offlcer wits "not good." i
Z n " 'IV", m .,7S :n .1; Nortn' Proprietor of a soft drink The Unn Mothers, he said, had a
r , V. v l u I, r ' . nouse In tnis city, was placed on trial i.d reinilation
tonight at the Hotel McClnllen, on a chaI.e of sellllle KKO bottlea of , ua r.?'u,tt"0' ' ,,, ,.,,
Special to the Evening Review.
DENVER, May 21. Heavy snow
Is falling here today, following the
severe wind storm which swept
SI NDAY AT THE CIH RCHRS.
where their rooms have been finely rea, Deer Krankll T. Plnnki con. ar ce n, e'y AZ "olng heavy damage to crops
..mu j n a . 'able of Eugene. Next to Plank, 'cased " . ',,,'7; : . . . . "J,y 5
ixlllary Mr. Hill has declined to h . , , ( wltneaseg were Tom I CU pnk Snodgrass city marshal of if" k,lle,d ,he ab of '" Edward
banqueted herer anywhere else and Q Llnrii also of Ell(.ene. The C-Z g he never heard M"ler' " bM he child in her
party is now hurrying through to ' hleoted to merciless . "., . . ... i,D i i,orrt that
Southern Colorado, killing two per
I sons and injuring several more. be-
South Methodist, Rev. K. M.
Mears, pnstor. Sabbath school at 10
a. in.; Junior Epworth League at
2:30 p. in.; Senior League at 7 p. in.;
The pastor will preach at the even
ing hour on "Saul's Night With the
Witch of Endor." There will be no
morning service owing to the Com
mencement exercises to be held at
the Presbyterian church. You are
cordially Invited to attend all of the
services of the church and will And
a hearty welcome awaiting you.
Presbyterlun, Rev. J. E. Burkhart,
pastor. Union Baccalaureate ser
mon by Rev. K. M. Mears al 11 o'
clock. Evening worship at 8 o'clock;
subject of sermon, "God's Call for
Contentment." There will be special
music at both of these services, under
the direction of Prof. G. A. Fory,
who has been secured by Hie sessfon
as Director of the choir. The Bible
school meets lit 10 a. in.; Junior. C.
E. at .1 p. m.; Young People's meet
ing at 7 p. ni. Y'ou will find a cor
dial welcome awaiting you at all of
these services. Come and bring u
friend.
Christian, Rev. J. N. Mc.Connell
pastor. Tomorrow Is "World's Sun
day-School Day." Everyone who: is
enrolled In the Sunday-school should
be present, and try and persuade
appointments In
meet lniporuuii upiiuiiiuiieiiis in ,, ,ha ,iafnoo ,.,i .. , -
Portland. The public reception for f"" 'r' n ""TWs regard
l"e " "B1,! "u , qualified their testimony In such a .TllUEe Hamilton this morning
three men was subjected to merciless 1 qU(,toned, but he had "heard that
Other Coses.
way that tne prosecution lost overruled Attorney A. Abraham s mo
ground. I tlon for a new trial In the case of
At 3:15 o'clock this afternoon, ' K-,i...r,i (Strong Man) Morton. con-
Hill and party through the or- ..".. "7"" vlctea or lowa conamiauou wiui ..
,i, nniMlff River Vallev ",R '"c "s"1""' " "'".v. 11. ue iian-rui iter, wuuao
odav and 'toniglit the president of 1:" .cf",',ri,2dwS' ' 1 1 I ralgnment. on the Joint indictment
V. f -,.tl, r-nnA xv n a thp tveuiliei, A. U. rtuy, u. i. i uum mo.mi, nug not yel tUKeil pince. Aiuriuu nun
me yreiu miiiieM. i i,.u w M Mc0e8t L. w. Chapln, W. It. ntl, vet 'received sentence
guest or nonor.ua M ....... phiiii., ,,.. .1 A. Worth-; n,l,.le deliberation, a
verdict for the
Roosevelt is Dominating Figure at
! ItfkVill lailicheiiii.
i nvnnv iv m Th. i ,t '""''L"" 1 Ington. J. H. Grubue. Frank Hop- irv returned a
newspapers today devote much space ,,' T roon at the hotel w-re made " H. K. Baker and B 11. Jones Solll1PrI1 Pacific Company In the case
to describing the spectacle of the S, "'the ome n or Medford and there As the big crowd of spectators filed w,1Creln J. Woodruff sued for ;.:10
royalty of Europe, Asia and Africa wy'ha Zt profusion of ro0cj that, out of the court room It was freely dBnlagcg for the loss of three horses,
'gathered about Former President 3 J, grown , 1 the valley. .predicted that North would be tic- knleu by a trB, iBgt October on a
Roosevelt at Windsor Castle, follow- " ir H here vesterdav and quitted. If such proves to be he niiroad crossing, one-half mile north
lug the funeral of the late King lnd"v ,nat President Allen of the "se 1 wl1' Piobaoiy mean tne ( is- ot Myrtie Creek
Edward. The incident Is termed u p.ine Eastern, now known as a
'wonderful personal triumph for inn rnH had heen securing rights-
Col. Roosevelt." At a luncheon to 0f.wav at Ashland and othr points
r.lhe many rulers present Col. Roose- in tne vallev Mr. Hill expressed stir-
missal of four other pending indict- Orders made hy Judge Hamilton in
ments charging violations ot ine -ivll cases follow
local option law. North's attorneys 470 p K- Klncart et al. plffs.,
are Elbert B. Hermnnni of this city.
John Fer
guson, aged 40, when crawling
through a barbed wire fence, was
killed by lightning. Several houses
were completely destroyed and many
people took refuge ln Btorm cellars.
nt the Presbyterian church SunXiy
morning. The pastor will preaCuat
the evening service, sermon subject.
me carnal Jllnd. ' Excellent special
music, n live service. All have a
cordial Invitation to this home-like
church, corner Lane and Main
streets. A feature of the singing
will he a solo by Miss Marlon Croley,
mezzo-soprano, a pupil of Gertrude
Franklin-Salisbury, of Boston.
Baptist, Rev. W. H. Eaton, pastor.
Suuday school at 10 a. m. No morn
ing preaching service on account of
the Baccalaureate sermon at the
Presbyterian church. Young Peo
ple's meeting at 7 p. m.; evening
service 8 p. ni.; the pastor will
speak on "A King Who Saw Things."
Song service by the choir and con
gregation precedes the sermon. You
will enjoy these services and will
receive a hearty welcome. Come and
see.
St. fJeorge'H riini'cli, Rev. Charles
Wilson Baker, Rector. Trinity Sun
day; Holy Communion at 7:30 a. m.;
Sunday-school at 9:4a a. m.; Holy
Communion and sermon by Arch
deacon Chambers at 11 a. m.; even
ing prayer and sermon at 8. St.
Clemont's Church, Oakland: Holy
Communion and sermon at 11 a. m.
All are cordially invited to these ser
vices. Christian Science Society. Ser
vices Sunday morning at 11 o'clock,
Texas Storm Swept.
DALLAS, Texas, May 21. Nearly
every stream 111 Texas Is Aooded as
a result of a two days' downpour of
rain. The damage to crops Is esti
mated at half a million dollars. At
Mlddleton the 1 1-year-old son of J.
L. Mouse was killed by lightning and
three oilier persons were Injured.
Fifteen dwellings were destroyed ul
Sour Lake and the oil well derricks
were blown down. At San Antonio
crops were damaged and other losses
are reported.
Fatalities In Oklahoma.
SHAWNEE. Okla., May 21.-
nnm nnn olue to come. At 1 1
clock the Baccalaureate sermon will ' an(j Wednesday evening Experience
be preached at the Presbyterian ; nnd Testimonial meetings at 8 0"
chnrch. All the churches will unite c0(.k southwest corner Main and
in this service. We will have our jAag streets
own service nt 8 p. in., subject,, "Ar-1 Slll..(,t , ' Suuday. May 22. "Soul
bltrntlon. ' d nnliv "
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. Jns. K. I n
Hawkins, pastor. The M. E. church ' Raised and Bweet dougnnuta, fresh
will unite wllh the other churches of eTery morning at o'clock at Ump
the city In the Bnccnlaureate service nua Bakery. dtf
AULA riAI OPERA M ABM
. volt was the particular guest of )rSB nnd said th.it it was '.he first
f, King George and was nssigned to a he nnd heard of it.
J place of honor with Kaiser Wlllielm J j.je promised Ashland citizens to
.'of Gtfrmany. The distinguished . ift ihem know 'atev whether Ihe
Great Northern was interested or u u
, was a private enterprise ot nr. Alien.
i Amerrcan is termed in the press re-
i ports as being tlie dominating figure
ijtat the luncheon. The affair was
marked hy keen passages of conver
a sation In which Roosevelt won the
honors. The kings plied him with
questions upon the world events of
S the hour nnd asked his views upon
American and European politics.
' j These he parried by asking questions
... regarding the duties of kingship as
A understood by host and guest,
ill The Roosevelts will remain in
if London until Monday.
Naval Conlllct Imminent.
COLON, May 21. It was learned
today that President Mndriz has sent
wireless orders to General Arias,
aboard the NIcaraguan gunboat
Venus, to return to Bluefields and
bombard the city, despite the Ameri
can orders to the contrnry. Madrlz's
action is believed to foreshadow a
fight between the American gunboat
Pndncah end t'e Venns. The possi
bility of such is regarded certain If
Arias carries out those orders. Re
cently the Puducnh ordered the
Venus not to bombard Bluefields and
the Venus left that vicinity.
Sounds t'ainpalun Keynote.
WASHINGTON. May 21. Declar
ing the proposed tariff commission
nnd J. M. Pipes, city attorney of hit- ror monev. C. S. Jackson for plffs.
gene. Coshow & Hire for deft Continued.
Plank's story on (lie witness stand 48l- sinion Caro. plff., vs. 11.
was thnt Al North's brother. Hen Wollenberg. deft.; suit in equity.
North, sold him a bottle of real beer cnrtlwell H Wntson for plff., Coshow
In the former's place of business on ,i fr .ift. Referred lo court
For the balance of Ibe tourney by '"e "-" " '','..:;., reporter, Jticige i.. i. umm .
..(.Mio m Portland. Mr. Hill has "" '"" " . . "' clue
J. L. Shambrook. deft.; action tornado which originated near Mc
declined invitations to banquets and lew, a b0g,u . no, e o, r.
VtUle "SS "hS Plank said' the' boU.e'of beer heoV
Business yTXmvra- tallied was analyzed by Professor
aH7T . , .v PorUaml seVli g as Shinn. of the chair of chemistry at
K . ' h 1 nurv ak llile the State University. Testifying on,
m,"C,h ,! , !L malr "rout U the witness stand. Professor Sblnn I
while fo.lowing the mam rouua. contents of the bottle
Is expected tnai r . ',.,., 4.7. er cent alcohol, or
4 91. John Brown, plff., vs. I. II.
Wlngot et al. (lefts.; to foreclose
mortgage. CobIiow & Rice for plff.
Dismissed.
ronehed Mondav evening
Too Much t oiiserviumii
; 1.78 per cent nbove the mnxiinum
v a math 1 iJai I q' Mnv 20 That volume of tempernnce beer.
KinSationAbe UiiitS bthe Hen North denied that ha
nMt. oreeon leeislature of the pro- so.u r.u..n - - ' "
had ever
me. but
,vf"" . , , . flint tlunlr ntifl tm I .Mill nOVS OSKI'U
cedureand work unaertuKc .. - , et for ,,.
",,sllel .b.L "'.'V Oregon i lie said one of the trio explained lo
FIU'ITGKOWKIW MEKTIXG..
All persons who are interested In
the growing and marketing of fruits
from the Roseburg district are re
quested to meet at the court house
In toseburg. .May
the purpose of forming a good, live
association, one that will keep you
In touch with proper care of or
chards 88 well as markets. It mighl
Arlv early last night swept that por
tion of the slnte with great severity
That village containing 100 Inhabi
tants was destroyed, but only one
nerson. Agnes Dewderry. nged 20. Is
known to have been killed. Many
are renorted Injured tit Marysvllle
Madrlll. Paoll and elsewhere In
Paul's Vallev. Buildings wen
wrecked bv the wind nnd livestock
killed bv the terrific hall. Wires are
down hut couriers report sovernl
neonle killed by the tornado. Relief
expeditions lett here today.
Houses Demolished.
HOUSTON. Texas. May 20 Heavy
windstorms: on the const last night
and today blew down scores of
10 a. m., ror I houses and several substantial strut:
com
is a suggestion that is being made, mm tnai tneir ir. ... . , , Cil1(,(, a 1(,r,nulturallsts'
by President Louis W. Hill, of the was due to the cony ming of . J,tl,t', wlt marketing of fruit
Great Northern Railway, In the county grand J try 11 ' Mene. I his seCodary consideration. The
course of his addresses In Central was substantially t he sto ry old on Ms mp , ot ,,, ,,,vy.
rwestern Oregon. th- w' ness s, a 1 y A. North ( tt , of an asSeasme,,,. but something
it- 11111 dorlnros that " -. " " " V. . ' "i"- i v which will henelit an.
n.AA thnrnnpn lieo. tvuniuuKt'ii, v-iij 1
!J"B", .. .V,n anv hearing that Orcutt and J. R
u 1.11 tiwtifipil rlmt
lairer than any hearing '"'"' '',;"", v. and lh,r
i,nB been or would tie neiu in .. "'-""'r - ..,. ,,,
...V, !,,! that the results of tne piace 01 iaiiu, n.
.. i,i hi, made Ihe ol reimlatlon
nvest gauui. - .... or . rr K
liaSIS Ol u n,- flu nm.iill,
I I nai lur Hie past
No married women will hereartei-
be employed ns teachers In the pub
lic srbools nt Forest Grove. This
rn, anil show your Interest by 18 not necnuse iney nave uni .ion.-
1...1 ..,..,, Ghnw Ihn nil luillM I HIlllMUlL'l Ul v wuin, lllll iiiiuii int..
u ,i.. d.. m.-o nnH itiwiii .the school board has decided to em-
b.'st ,,, . .., .. n ,i, i,iii nlov onlv unmarried women nnd
Hires ln a number of lit I In towns.
At Beaumont oil derricks were
overturned. One doath by lightning
is reported.
OREGON NEWS.
memorial If
found to warrant It
, hi. miks Mr. Hill has been pro-
ing t ic proposen inrin uoiiiiuina.".. ... .ii. f the two
as merely a plan to f.-rTnt.
, . . Slope rrult lands, but that the limp- widows Women who make Iholt
.acli ( i.nviction. , surpass them own livelihood. The school board of
lllnation. Plank stated , ,,,:.',,.. aI1(1 ,iroiierly cared directors has chosen the leaching
st two months he had , r ' " j 1 1.," I led did for Ihe coming school year and
been In the employ of the Roseburg
branch of the Anti-Saloon League or
l ureaus or the Federal Government. Or.
in speaking to about 20 business gai
men o Klamath Falls yesterday at o
Oregon. Ills contract with that or
ganization, he said, was that he was
be paid .i0 ror earn conviction
people s verdict on the Pnyne-Aldrich
tariff bill, nnd denouncing the en
croachment of the executive upon the men or Kiamain 1 ' . .. , , 8et.ured and his expenses ln
legislative branch of Government, n luncheon n ,",",,,... Mr. addition. In the event or failure to
Congressman Champ Clark today in C. Merrill, sontn 01 una . 1 8eCUre a conviction he was to receive
the House, sounded the Democratic Hill said: ,.d ,,,K morning his expenses only. To date, he said.
note of the coming Congress on.u , . . ' ; Amerlcan flag float-, he had been paid a0 on his expense
key 1
campaign. Clark said the proposeo 111 not seeii.R ...j .""; ,,',.,.! account. Regarding the Llnn
Dm.riiir ht mi nr n ntiarter 01 a inn- ing un . " ,,.. i..iv,aPa
lion annually for the support of this ters as we passed.
commission wns anotner aespeia.e
attempt to hoodwink the people. He
W. C. WINSTON,
W. J. HARRIS.
GEO. A. BRAOBHRN.
The raising and brothers' pay, he said he had an
(Contlneud on last page.)
making
line, rich
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7i!4 or piain iooo
f pweqnally valuable
lUiu Baau
av. m 1 1 mi 'i
vw r a 1 w
IndisDensable
For Home Bakinfl
4 for te 4efonK that the rpu- 1
At The
STAR.
Mrs. Alice Davidson, of New York
City. Is at the McClnllen Hotel tor a
rew days, showing Ihe New llypalia
Corset. Ladies, ir you are particular,
and enjoy comfort and graceltll lines,
see them. They lace In rront and
are the only corsets that give health,
agreement to pay their expenses and , grace and beauty combined. Cele
glve them twcr-tlilrds or every .(i0 lira led Modistes reruse to lit gowns
that he made on convictions. over any other than our Moyennge
Plank admitted that he had been front lace models. dm23
Indicted ln Eugene on a charge or ;
gambling, which charge, however,
was dismissed at the alleged reqneBt
of District Attorney Brown a week '
ago. Attorney Pipes endeavored to
establish connection with this inci
dent and the pending trial with ref
erence to an Immunity agreement,
hut Judge Hamilton intervened.
Attorney Pipes forced rrom Tom
Llnn the admission that the wit- j
nesses hnd been convicted ot "boot
legging" In Eugene 2 Vi years ago.!
He asked him point-blank questions
as to hlB honesty, associations and
morality, and the hesitating manner
In which Llnn answered some or
' these queries could not have loft a 1
' good Impression on the Jury. Linn's
brother fared no better at the hands J
of Attorney Pipes, whose questions'
tourhed particularly upon Ihe con
nection of the witness with a Lane
county resort known as "Coney .
Island," which was pictured in un
complimentary langunge. Pipes
seemed to have the career of the
Llnn brothers, bb well ns that of
Plank, at his finger ends and he
never lost an opportunity to drivn,
home a tolling shot. I
fVwir Wit news. I
I Urr (iFtktm. former night
(stitwMI of the city or hugene. tea-
lite
TONIGHT
VAIDEVH.I.K.
i THE AI.VIXOH B
.Music mid Comedy.
MOTION I'ICTl'RES
"One Night and Then"
"Pirate Airship."
"Rabelais' Joke."
' Admlnnln, 10 and 20 cents;
afternoon matinee (same bill as
evening), 5 and 10 cents.
o ft o
three married women were dropped
For the first time a western col
lege will make a practlcl study
the subject of forestry. The Oregon
Agricultural College Is taking the
Initiative In this matter and following
in the footsteps of some of the greu
euslern colleges.
It. A. Booth, of Eugene, ex-Slate
Senator, and ror many years active
In state Republican politics, has an
notinced that be will not allow his
name to be used ill connection with
the nomination tor Governor. Many
or Mr Booth's friends have been urg
Ing him lo muke Ihe race. E. L.
Smith, of Hood River, who was n
candidate for United Slates Senator
in 1900, is now being mentioned us
a possible enndidate.
Mark Jones, aged 16, shot himself
at Estacada, Friday, with a revolve
he was cleaning. He lingered In
agony five hours and then died be
fore surgical aid could ream nun
Ttillousliess and Constipation.
rail iomow
The touring "Overland" auto. An 0htii Treat,
bringing . ngela May. the comic op- Manager Nudlcmnn, of the Novelty
era star, will arrive tomorrow. This Thonlrc ,laii aCcoeded in making a
tour Is the first of the kind to no-
cur In Ibis state. Miss May has one weeks contract with Miss
chosen Roseburg as one or the prln- Angola May, the opera stnr. She will
clpal stops on the trip and should ,M seen and heard nt every perfor-
recelve the reception due to the com- Inanco during the week, beginning
li'lT", ",!'n"'!V:l"'''i'fvtl'atAM Sunday, May 22. Miss May will sing
papers have taken up the tour and comic opera and muslcnl successes
featured It extensively.
For years I was troubled with
biliousness and constipation, which
made lire miserable for me. My ap
netito failed me. I lost my usua:
force and vitality. Pepsin prepara
tions and cathartics only made mat
ters worso. I do not know whore I
should have been today had I not
' tried Chamberlain's Utomnch and
Liver Tablets, The tablets relieve
tho III feeling nt once, strengthen the
digestive functions, purify the stom
ach, liver and blood, helping the
system to do Us work naturally.
Mrs. Rosa Potts, Birmingham. Ala.
These tablets are for sule by all drug
gists. C
As un artist in song,
luiB few cquuls.
Angela May
which she has made famous from
coast to coaBt. This Is a muiloal
comedy treut for all.
Authorized and exclusive gents
ror Singer nnd Wheeler k Wilson
Sewing Machines. Hold on easy pay
ments. Rice A Rice, tho House-
rurnlen
dtf
PROGRAMME
Sl'XDAY AND .MONDAY.
Angola May, comic opera star, Imi
tating Anna Held and Edna Wullace
I topper.
J. Louis MaoKvoy and Angela May
In the comic opern sketch, "A Baby
(i mint."
Tl KSD.W AND U KDMWIiAV. I 111 ItSD.VV, I'RIDAV AND HATCH.-
Angela May, as the "Colonial Olti DAY.
In Costume.'' singing "Ye Olden Angola May In Rong, featuring
ings." "Songs My Mother I'sed to The (ivpsy Hong from the Fortune
Sing.'
J. Louis MacEvoy,
"If It Hurts You to
Listen."
O
Teller and "Song of tho Cigarette."
Tilkofcglst."" J. Louis MacEvoy and Angela May,
Laugh, Don't Comic Sketch, "What the Papers
O Bay." "A Local Scream."
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