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TUNEfUL FARCE
WELL WORTH SEEING
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i ! blooming and hero
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... neople will "ok to the
;;cp,rahoi tonight.
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. "'orb Ivp minutes from
I'l by a suburban trnln-for
srtneu ...... .i oll. but
Pw" v. vnrlr nrnkos It
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rtt tome u on the local and
Dean, who has n ma scarcely less
dashing, with rich gowns, a supercil
ious air and n rather metallic voice.
Young Bennett, accompanied by his
faithful follower, Kid Burns, and tho
brldo-to-bo nnd tho mother and a
dozen of bridesmaids, appears In the
quiet precincts of Now Rochelle nnd
begins to make things lively. Thoro
is a housemaid, Mary, nnd she and
Kid Burns fall in love. The "Kid"
is given a suit of clothes which old
Castlomnn left to the butler, nnd In
nn inside pocket tho Kid presently
flnds'tho old man's will. But ho says
nothing about tho contents, because
If ho did thero wouldn't bo any play,
ly protests his innocenco nnd is sup
ported in bis belief by his promised
wife, Faith ,Fncnum. Her father
does all in his power to diBcourngp
tho love of the young peoplo, nnd
around these two forces revolves tho
numerous stirring situations.
Tho lovo nffnlr of Frank Fnrnuni
and Grnco Caldwell and tho attempt
of Bishop Cannon to have Qrnce
"sealed" to him In polygamy also
servo to furnish some Interesting
nnd amusing moments. In tho end
jail tho tanglos nrostrnlghtonod out
nnd tho young lovers are happy.
j Miss Fischer as' Faith Farnttm
nbly disposes of tho trying conditions
, which surround hor life. Tho con
flicting omotlons which might corao
to any young girl who Is called upon
to cbooso botweon hor lover and her
father are nbly portrayed. The
strong vein of comody which is Inter
mixed with tho trnglc situations
makes ono of tho most Interesting
productions presented by tho Fischer
compnny. Arrnngo to seo It. Go
oarly seats are limited. It is the in
tention of tho FlBcher company to
'Forty-Flvo Minutes From lironuwity," Act 1.
b along the greensward In fluffy
pmaer atttro and do numerous nt-
ctlre stunts.
A rich but close-fisted old chap
ped Castleton, owning a flno man-
on at New Rochollc, dies, nnd np-
ntlr learo no will. A nephow,
ta Bennett, Is his only relation,
be li heir-apparent to tho old
lu'i millions. He Is something of
tender and In anticipation of his
fulthy itako engages himself to a
Wtl young actress, Flora Dora
and young Bennett Is having tho
tlmo of his llfo in expectation of hit,
legacy. At last tho "Kid" makos
known tho contents of tho will which
gives tho Castlomnn millions to the
housemaid Mary, nnd then tho Kid
and Mary ngreo to marry and every
body appears happy except the near
lady of u disappointed mothor-ln-lnw
nnd several other designing nnd vici
ous porsons who don't deservo n bot
tor fnto, anyhow.
Seats now on sale at box office.
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give tho peoplo tho bpst posslblo for
their mony, In consideration of tho
generous pntronngo which is bolng
given them.
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WEEKLY
NEW YORK
LETTER
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play deals largely with tho Mormon
altuation asd coatrol In Utah, and
Mrral.Yry iooi object lessons are
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New York, March 2. During tho
pTcsont universal wngo raising opl
domio Signor Caruso, tho ronowned
tonor, has caught tho infection, A
labor union of ono, having n monop
oly in n certain throat product that
much dollghts tho glittering horse
shoe, ho laid boforo Ilorr Conrled
for slgnnturo n new scale. Art is
nover commercial, novor knows how
to drlvo bargains, bo nil ho of tho
monkoy Iioubo nskod for was 3000
por performance, nnd a guarantee
of fifty appearances per Benson, or
$150,000 for six months work. His
tory docs not Qtato what tho impres
sario'B reply to tho first demand was,
but It Is a significant coincident that
soon after Caruso's domnnd word
camo ott that Ilorr Conrled was not
convalescing as speedily as his
friends hoped ho would. To bo hold
up or not to bo holdup that was
tho question. la it bettor to give a
$10 note, thought tho Improsaarlo,
for each of thoso.saccharlno notes or
try to get "along without them?
Hammerateln terp was tho rub,
for who know what ho would bo fool
enough to offer tho hero of tho Sim
Ian palace? " Conrled did not toko
long to consider for after some bater
Ing ho appeasod tho tenor with an
offer of $2300 a performance and
guarantee tho fifty appearances at
this sum. '
Cocalno is blamed for a lot of hum
an Ills by Dr. T, D. Crothors, an
eminent physician, who has delivered
a lecturo boforo the Medico-Legal
society. He Bald that 15 years ago
this country imported only 150,000
worth of tho drug as against $400.
000 last year. This increase was In
face of tho fact that medical prac
titioners were using little more than
formerly. "Fiends," he Bald, were
using part of the great Important
aad patent jnedldne makers the rest.
He described the first stages of the
adilctio m traltful of a remarkable
low of thoHkt an beauty of die
Uo, a4 ! th rerktle state
awt Hurt MWNW1 Hk
Danderine
Grew
Miss Wallice's
Hair
AND WE CAN
PROVE IT.
EVERYBODY CAN HAVE NICE HAIR
NOW, and you don't bnve to wait around
weeks and months for results either. You
will see improvements from tho very first
application.
tier lUlr Takci on New Ufa and Qrowi i
Vttl Longer than It was Before.
KNOWt.THW rANIl!INK Co.
Gentlemen;
Your Dnmlcrlnc lm mrule my tinlr urow
over three feet Ioniser tlinu It wax when I bc
nnn Its ue,
It In noy over Ave fctt tons and Itrepa tight
nn Kroulnc, It neemato Inlrly crnul outol my
acnlp. It In nn ulomy nnd nlre too.
Dander lue t 111 nlwnyn hn c my bent vi lultci.
Sliictrcly,
JltANItTTK WAI.MCH.
JEANETTE WALLICE,
3i W. I4th Street. NEW YORK CITY.
This QREAT llAIR-QROWINQ REMEDY
can now bo hnd at all Druggists in three
sites, 25c, 50c. and $1.00 per bottle.
P t E7 I? To show liowqnlckly Uniidrrlnn
M K p Wt acta rc will aeud n lorue amntile
I 1 1 lav am Iter hy teturti mall to anyone who
vrnda this Advcttlsriurnt to the
Ktioulliin Dnndfrliin t'., CtilniKo, lth their
name and nddrcn oud tcu cect lu ullvcr or atampa
(o pay toitai:c.
tlioso qunlltloH, which hnd attracted
much nttontlou of Into, ho Raw tho
results of tho drugs uso. Ho con
sidered, too, that many of tho vacu
ous nowspnper editorials of tho tiny
could bo traced to cocalno, which was
a nioro dangorous drug than mor
phlno nnd moro harmful than al
cohol. Ho declared that tho ubo of
cocntno nnd alcohol, oven In tho
smallest quantities led to Insanity.
When tho doctor mndo tho last state
ment ho becamo very vehement nnd
someono In tho room created much
amusement by remarking "physlclnn
henl thysolf."
A number of plain clothes pollco
inon In Brooklyn hnvo boon suspend
ed nnd nro awaiting chnrges of lovy
Ing trlbuto from snloon kcopors
Bight pollccmon will bo charged, and
fourteen snloon keepers will glvo
ovidonco of being blackmailed. Con
ditions nro disgraceful ns certain
plain -clothes men becamo so rnvon
oub thnt they took as llttlo as half
a dollar, and so during, thnU thoy
started to lovy blackmail nil round
Until rocontly thoy confined tholr
operations to Polish, Italian nnd.
Gorman snloon keepers, who could
Bpoak vory llttlo English, but thoy
hnvo Inrgoly extended their flold of
oporntions. Somo of tho grafting
policQinon nppolntod Itnllan frlonds
to squcezo money out of tho Itnllan
snloon keepers, Polish blnckmallora
to look after tho PolUh saloon keep
ers, nnd Hebrows to collect from tho
Hebrews In tho saloon buBlnous
Thoro is ono captain undor suspicion.
11 Is nald that ho spends moro than
hlB salary In champagne, It In snld,
too, thnt ho recently announced that
ho would do his own collecting, ns ho
fonrud his wardmon cribbed n lot of
tho money. Ho didn't think It would
do to muko thorn enrry cash roglstors
nnd ring up tho receipts, it wouldn't
look well nnd might cause somo
comment. Tho Hotnll Liquor Deal
ers association is helping tho district
attorney In tho prosecutions.
Though no montlon of tho vnluo
of tho estate loft by tho late Qovcron
or Hlgglns Is mentioned in his will
tho publlo will probnblo bo surprised
to henr thnt nn accurato estimate
places It at about $10,000,000, Ho
Inherited n smnll grocery business
nnd his friends any thnt his enor
mous fortuno was accumulated ns n
result of fortunnto speculation. As
n rule tho governors of this state
havo not boon distinguished for
wealth, but nono of thorn could bo
snld to bo nnthlng Iohb than "ronv
fortnbly well fixed," but aotno bosldot
HlgglnB wore inon of wlint is doomed
vnst fortunoB ovon in thoso dnyri of
multl-mllllonnlros. Sainuol Tlldon,
elected in 1874, wns vory wsnlthy,
as his bcqtiost at $1,000,000 or moio
for educational purposes showod;
though it mny bo rocnllod in imsslntr
thnt tho contOBt of IiIh will rosulted
lu a compnmlBo which gave his rela
tives, tho contestants, tho grontor
pnrt of tho oatnto. Jloawoll Klowor,
olectod In 1801, dlod worth Hovorul
millions, nnd Levi P. Morton, elect
od in 1894, is understood to bo a vory
wonllhy man. Hlgglns only lonvos
Biunll nmouuts to publlo Institution1!
of uny sort, so thnt up to dnto Tlldon
RtnndH nlono In thnt respect.
In many wnyn tho people of Now
York nro tho slowest lu tho country.
Wo hnvo nt Inst decided to nwny
with horsocnr trnitHlt. Wo sot tho
faslilbiiB for tho west in somo things,
nnd wo mnko tho puco too hot for
London nnd tho towitB in whnt the
would tolerate wo nccopt with thanks
nnd apologl'.'H. In enlightened law
making tho atato lags far behind hot
slBtors. Wo hnvo not yet arrived, in
ordering our elections, where Massa
chusetts was years ago, That state,
too, long slnco showed us tho' way
to guard ngnlust Insurnnco frauds.
Wo hnvo passed nn anti-lobby net
which Wisconsin dlpcnrdod two years
ago an out of date, nnd what the
Iladgors undertook three years ngo
lu tho way of supervising railroads
Is hero only In tho stage of tho gov
ernor's recommendation. Wo ap
pear to bo Hlngulnrly cut off from
tho rest of tho world especially from
tho rest of Amorlcn.
Apparently tho largo boodlo fund
said to hnvo boon collected to bent
Commissioner IJInghnm's pollco re
organization plan has not yot turned
up at Albany. Tho assembly cltloa
com'mlttoo has ngrccd to rerommoud
for pnsHiigu tho bill giving tho New
York polled rommlsHlonor full power
ov4-r his force or Inspectors and the
central detective bureau. Thoro
(Continued on pago nine.)
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The calf was grown
The beef was killed
The hide was tanned
The Shoe was made
IN SALEM
And if" will outwear any
thing of the kind made at
any place in the world. To
see is to believe. So ex
amine C. L Irvin & Co.'s
$3.50 Hand Made
MADE AND SOLD BY
E. L IRVIN & CO.
Practical Shoemen Repairinj a Specialty
SALEM, OREGON
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