The Orange Daily Tribune. (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 40, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 19, 1907 Page: 1 of 4
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A BEAUTIFUL IDYL
WAS “THE GIRL FORM OUT YON-
DER” AT ORANGE THEATER
M et Thurston, Dainty, Charming, Pi-
quant, Displays High Emotional
Power. Intent Audience Complete-
ly Won by Her Clever Portrayal of
""Flotsam.
AJpuiutlful and touching Idyl was
‘The Girl From Out Yonder,” as pre-
sented at the Orange Theater last
evening, when Miss' Adelaide Thurs-
ton was Been in her production of that
heart throbbing life story of men and
women who live by the sea.
The play was presented before an
intent audience who mixed tears with
laughter, for comedy would crop Out
and in satisfactory places. The play
abounds iu simplicity and wholesome-
ness and is sure to please the most
exacting arfdience.
Miss Thurston, as “Flotsom," was
charming, dainty, piquant—in the first
act appearing in fisherman's clothing
and portraying the part of childish in-
nocence It is not from tom boy pro-
clivities that Miss Thurston appears
dressed in the oil skins and sou' wes-
ter of a fisher boy, but It is because of
the utilitarian possibilities of the con-
cents, Tea or Tablets.
Store.
Gate City Drug
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foundation of the story.
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lines of Flotsom with force, clear
enunciation* and thorough interpreta-
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ORANGE, TEXAS, TUESDAY AFTER NOON, FEBRUARY 19, 1*07.
NO. 40.
TRIANGLE MEETING lLARGE RESERVOIRS SON’S SAD DEATH
BEAUMONT, ORANGE AND LAKE
CHARLES IN ATHLETIC CON-
TESTS.
To Be Hold In Orange the Early Part
of May. Crack Teams From Beau-
mont and Lake Chariot to Compote
With Orange Track Team for Hon-
FOR IRRIGATION PURPOSES ON
BROWN SHELFER FARM.
One Completed With Capacity of Tfeo
Million Gallons of Water. Artesian
Water Splendid for Orinklng Pur-
poses. To Irrigat# Four Hundred
Acres.
MRS. BURT RECEIVES NEWS OF
ACCIDENT THIS MORNINO.
Son Killed Last Night In Houston By
Explosion of Locomotive Bolter.
Mrs. Burt Leaves For Houston,
Particulars are Unobtainable.
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sages which fell to her lot she reach-
ed remarkable heights of emotion.
The parting scene, when she. broken
hearted, left her father at his request,
was exceptionally strong.
The company was well balanced and
the scenic effects were splendid, and
Orange hopes to see more of Miss
Thurston.
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A tissue builder, reconstructor,
builds up waste force, makes strong
nerves and muscles. Some people do
not realize what a great remedy Hol-
lister’s Rocky Mountain Tea to. 35
Arrangements are now under way
to have a triangle athletic track meet
in Orange some time in May, between
Beaumont, Lake Charles and the Or-
ange Rifles Athletic Club of this city.
Correspondence with Beaumont and
Lake Charles, has practically assured
the meeting as both cities have signi-
fied their Intention of sending a team
to compete for honors on the track.
The contest wil Iconcist of f ootraces,
putting .the shot, throwing the disk,
running and standing broad Jumping,
pole vaulting and other field sports.
Young married people and old ones
too,
That have no children to laugh and
coo,
Find tholr troubles will “Little Ones”
be.
If they take Rocky Mountain Tea.
Gate City Drug Store.
Skating at Fifth street Ring tonight.
Music by Citizen’s Band. New Skates.
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The Brown-Shelfer demonstration
Farm to now equipped with a largo
earthen reservoir, capable of holding
two million gallons of water, and
which to to be used for irrigation pur-
poses on the fram.
This reservoir la one hundred and
six fet In width and throe hundred and
seventyaix feet in length and ranges
In depth from four to twelve feet, and
the water for this reservoir cornea
from two artesian wells, one four In-
ches and one six inches in diameter.
Work on a still larger reservoir la
to begin at once. This large earthen
tank will hold nearly throe million gal-
lons of water and will be In dimension
one hundred feet wide and six hun-
dred feet long, and will have the sain*
depth as the one recently completed,
Mr. 8helfer stated to a Tribune rep-
resentative this morning that It waa
the purpose of installing these reser-
voirs tor the purpose of allowing the
water a chance to warm before being
run onto the land, and that with the
two wells furnishing over a hundred
gallons of water tier minutes, be
thought It would be a very easy mat-
ter to Irrigate three or four hundred
acres of truck land.
Mrs. L. W. Burt, who resides on Or-
ange Avenue, this morning received s
telegram from Houston, announcing
the death of her son George Miller, a
locomotive engineer working in Hous-
ton. \
Mr. Miller, Waa employed on a
locomotive in Houston, which last
night exploded, killing the unfortunate
man, who leaves a wife and three chil-
dren to mourn their lore.
The details of the accident are very
meagre, the message simply announ-
cing the death of Mrs. Bnri’s sou.
caused by the explosion of a locomo-
tive boiler and for her to come at
once. Mrs. Burt departed for Houston
on the 11:55 Oriole this morning.
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It’s the highest standard of quality.
It's a natural tonic, cleanses and tones
your system, reddens the cheeks,
brightens the eyes, gives Savor to all
you eat; Hollister'* Roeky Mountain
Tea does, Gate City Drug Store.
For a weak back, cold on the choot
or pay local pain, the remit of taking
cold or overstrain, there’s both tog we
know of to compare with this famous
piaster.
GORTON’S MIN8TRELS.
Will be Heard Thursday of This Wsek
An advance notice says: Superb in
stgge setting, scenic effect and sump-
tuous costuming, the new “First Part”
setting of the performance given by
Gorton’s Minstrels this season is said
to surpass anything ever presented in
minstrelsy. This scene represents the
broad lawn of the “Ponce de Leon Ho-
tel,” the famous winter resort of
Flordlda. On every side sparkling
fountains and bright hued flowers
adorn the landscape. In the back
ground appears the Imposing outlines
of this famous hostelry, magnificent
in structure and gorgeous in color.
Numerous brilliant electric lights add
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The costuming of the company to
elaborate, and calls Iftr special atten-
tion. The vocalists are attired i nthe
elegant satin costumes of Louis XIV;
the end men are resplendent In eve-
ning dress suits of cerise silk and sat-
in; the Interlocutor appears in a cos-
tume of pure white satin; and the or-
chestra in ste«l gray satin. The whole
picture forms a brilliant and pictures-
que ensemble, original In conception
and pleasing In every detail. The com-
pany will Appear at the Orange thea-
ter Thursday, February SI.
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New Skate*—a good floor and the
Citizen’s Band at the Fifth Street Rink
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Ford, Arthur L. The Orange Daily Tribune. (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 40, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 19, 1907, newspaper, February 19, 1907; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth658881/m1/1/?q=technical+manual: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.