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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-11

Not solitary sound money Democrat
attended the silverite state convention
in Kentucky, and the hard names that
were applied to the absent old-fashioned
Democrats would create sense of hon.
or in Billingsgate.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-11

Hundreds OF thousands have been in
duced to fry ChUmborlain's Cough Rem.
edy by reading what il has done for
others, and hayirg tested It's rits ion
themselves are TODAY It's warmest
friends. For sale by Bivius & Rhodes.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-11

JUDGEs.-A w. Brown, hoy Covert and j. X.
luges.
TIMERs.-J. M. Nichols, l.. h. hayt and j. n
Ford
STALTER.-W. Ii Young
CLERK.-W. +. Knox.
SCORING. First place counts five; second,
counts three; third counts one.
In Relay first counts ten; second counts 1--WE;
third counts three.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-11
EXCURHoN TO TOLEDO.

sunday. june 49, the Ann Arbor Railroad
viii run an cN cursion to Toledo special trHi1
leFves Alma at 6:2i n. m FAR for round trim
only 81 80. Children uudor twelve years haii
this rate. Returning train leaves Toledo at
$3.50 ID. m,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-11

AGENTS WANTED:-For DR.. Talmage 5
"The Earth Girdled" or his famous tour
around the world. A thrilling story of
Savage and Barbarous lands. Four
million Talmage books sold, and 1.-THE
est. Demand enormous everybody
wants this famous book. Only $3.50.
Big book, big commission, "A gold mine
for workers. Credit given, freightage
paid, outfits free. Drop all trash and
sell the King of Books and make $500
per month. Address for outfit and ter
ritory. 94S-6w
PEOPLES, 39Il Market St,
Philadelphia, Penn.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-11
"a Iiowilng Success"

Wherever properly introduced DR..
Caldwells Syrup Pepsin as cure for
constipation, has met with phenome-
nal sale. Many druggists cannot say
enough in praise of its merits, as well as
its great popularity with the people.
In lOc trial size and alsoin SOC and 81 LOO
sizes, of b. 5. Webb.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-11

GRAND MAS TEA, only 10 cents,
small in price, great in results.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-11

3. ). WEBB, Druggist,
ALMA Mich.
Gun THIS COUPON OUT.

Upon receipt Of THIS COUPON to.
L gethcr with your name ard address with
- in one week from date of this paper. we =
: will forward by mail FREE SAMPLE z
Ron of DR. Hotbs Sparagus Kidney Pills .
= also his book on kidney diseases :
= Aooesss, HOBBS REMEDY CO.
CHICAGO, IL.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-11

corresponding ten months of the pre-
ceding year amounting to only $ll4,-
348. 937.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-11
Religious Notes.
METHODIST.

Pastor will preach in the morning,
subject, Conversion Essential to En-
trance into Heaven"
Sunday school at IL 200. Epworth
League at 6 30 p. IN. Prayer meeting
Thursday 80 p. III. Preaching service
in the evening omitted to attend union
service at college.
NJ. f. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Meets at twelve o'clock Immediately
after the preaching service. This school
is on the increase both in numbers and
in interest in the Sunday school work
The methods used are showing grand re-
suits. The orchestra is one Of the lead
ing helps of the school, composed of
Robert Murker, Albert Udell, Charles
Pringle, Burt McCarty, Joe McCarty
with Carlyle Walker as organist and
G. +. Pettyjohn as chorister. The
Methodist Sunday school is a good sing
ing school for anyone to hear. The Sun
day school services only last one hour
and one very instructive and interesting.
This school is under the direction of an
able corps of officers fully competent in
each department. Welcome is the motto
of the school for all who wish to attend
these services.
ST. JOHNS CHURCH.
Trinity Sunday. Holy Communion at
s ;45. S. S. at 30 p IN. Evening SER
vice at 80
PRESBYTERIAN.
ReQular communion next Sunday
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-11
PRESBYTERIAN.

Regular communion next Sunday
morning. DR.. Bruske and DR. Herrick
Johnson will assist the pastor. Several
members will be received, also a num-
Der of infants will be baptized This is
the farewell communion for the college.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-11-05
Lebanon.
From the Express

From the Express:
| Mrs. s. NJ Garland is visiting at Mrs
ii. O. Watson's in Albany.
Several OF our citizens are in Albany
this week, attending circuit court.
Jas. Matchette and wife, OF Waterloo
left Saturday for Washington and IDAHO
to spend the winter visiting their child
rem.
Evangelist W. A. Lindsey and wife
will arrive in Lebanon Saturday and will
continue the revival at the Baptis
church for an indefinite time.
Lou, the Chinaman, left on Yesterday
evenings train. He will probably no,
return from China for about year, Dur,
ing LOUIS long residence here he has
been very Industrious. and has proven
himself 10 be more Of gentleman thar
some OF the white men in this vicinity.
Prof. Carl Baker, who is teaching
school seven miles west OF this city, and
boarding with his parents here, finished
| the hrst school month last Friday. Dur
ing the month Mr.. Baker has ridden owe,
40 miles In going to, ,and returning from
the school. and on no morning has he ar.
rived a. his school later than 8 O'Clock
Judge Loveiee this week received q
letter from the county clerk OF Los An
geies county, Cal. The letter stated that
in the trial Of A. E Davis, formerly oil
this city, the jury stood nine to three 70.
conviction. IL will be remembered tia,
Mr.. Davis was arres.ed several months
ago. charged with being concerned in i
fraudulent transaction in real estate.
We are told that work on the railroad
bridge across the Santiam river, between
spicer and Scio 10 progressing rapidly.
All the piers are now completed and the
other work is being pushed forward AZ
rlpidiy as possible. Our informant sAys
that when the bridge is finished it will
be the best railroad bridge in the vii.
iamette valley. with the exception OF the
steel bridge al Portland.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-11-05
Yaquina Hit

The report of the chief engineer Of the
array was made yesterday. lt recises
the project and knocks out the same IN
the following manner, unless congress
does something:
"Work under the extended project, or
the making of continuing contract for
this work, has not vet been approved by
the secretary of war, and no appropri-
alton was made for this work by the
sundry civil act Of June 4, 1897. There
fore no estimate is presented for this
work for the year ending June so. 1899.
THE amount Of freight received and
shioped from Ysquins Bay in the c1ien.
dar year 1896 is reported as 1855 tons,
the receipts consisting principally Of
general merchandise and salt, and the
shipments of grain. -four, potatoes, build
ing stone, cooperage and cordwood. This
is a decrease Of 1000 tons from previous
calender YEAR,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-11-05

There are fogsy nine students 10 the
deal mute school al Salem. Of whom four
are from Liam county
The trial Of the case Of Jenaie Smiiscn
against the Southern Pasi6. COMPANY for
so $50 will be begun zt E=gene <omorrow
morning at o'ei0ck-
The will OF w r Ienksrs xas probased
AZ salem. The estate. valaed ut SIS 600.
vas bequezthed 10 tee nIne ehildren, and
two sess of grandchildren.
The Salem Business Mems Club passed
the following resolutions: ''kesolEed, That
il IL tie sense Of the Salem Chamber o.
Commerce. that the Oregon delegation 10
congress urge upon the secretary of "a,
the Importance of prosecuting the oontin-
uo0s aorg Of improving the Ysquina har-
b1r IN accordance with the act Of congress
authorizing hin 10 make coatr2ctx thereto.
rOs % exceed sl.ho0 .0n.
The Grants Pass Courier publishes reso-
laitons adopted At mse.ing OF tie citizen,
Of that pace cupdesrntng the proceeding
IN lastice court resulting In the acquit;2i q
J Walters, the saloon keeper. fos assault
ing Rev. Robs Mclean. .-zs being both
iBtolerabie and Incompatible with la~ and
order ard The names Of So well knoEu
citizens os Grants Pass are attached 10 the
docsalent and printed wiih IT.
CARTE = sensation has been created ir
pn6sie school circles by young giri. Z
pupil. stealing seven books from her asso
ctaiss- Alter stealing The books the gar
soid them AZ a second hand store. An IN
Sesiigztion by the superintendent and soms
Of the teachers resulted in 4 confession
from TIE GIEI. The hooks we're rscoye a
by the giri's father. and she has been al
lowed 10 20. after making = Public con.
feszion Of her crime - Eugene Register.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-11-05
THURSDAY
REAL ESTATE SALES.

Reported by the Linn County Abstra
Company for the DEMOCRAT, for Il
week ending Wednesday evening,
U S to John E Carleton, patent,
Sec 81, T 1915 E, l60 acres. .....$
E E Aldrich ct al to Carrie A AL
drich, qt cl deed, undivided n of
lots and bl 4 VIM Ralhtons
ad to Lebanon. ...............
Carrie A Aldrich ct al to Z E Al
drich, OF cl deed, lots and bl
| 4 VIM Ralston's ad to Lebanon
Carrie A Aldriuh ct al, to Maud U
Aldrich, qt cl deed. part lot bl
Lebanon. .............
Carrie A Aldrich es al to FC AL
drich, qt cl deed, lot 6 bl 4, Cow
ans ad to Lebanon non..........
w L st Jonn to w F Citizens, qt
cl deed, Sec 10, T Is W 8 acres. Il
Isaac Govro and WI TO ON Bass,
wty deed, small tract in T l2,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
First Nat Bank, Albany. to G An
thony, wty deed, l2l acres, I ii
| w.. ....-............. Soa
Betsy Brown to Jane Miller, qt cl
deed, lila of 81 acres, T 1913 W
T NJ Witten and wife to Jas Mat
chdtt, wty deed, lot block 4S
| Waterloo o..............,
T NJ Witten and WI to Jas Mat
chett, wty deed, lots 8 and bl
4S Waterloo. 1C
Chas E Smith to Jas Matchett,
wty deed, part OF bl 4S Waterloo 8
Octavia Stiers and husband 10 Jas
Matchett, wty deed, part OF bl
4S Waterloo. 20
G W Griffin to Jas Matchett, wty
deed, part bl 43 Waterloo. ..... 10
0levis Healy ct al to Abner Lewis,
wty deed, T IL, 5 and W 2SS
| F L Klum to Nellie II Kium. wty
deed, undivided l-5 of So acres,
7 l22 2w.-.......... 20
Elizabeth Isom and husband toJ.
D Isom, with deed, ~ DIG
OF ] Isom and VT and 80 acres in
Sec IL T Is 2 w...... 10
/. Hill to Wilson, wty deed,
lot bl Hills add TO Sodaville.
Lewis McAllister and VT to VIM
Lewis, wty deed, Sec 81 7 IA
W, so acres. Observation-Disclosures. ... 10
" m Lewis end VT to ] NJ Sloan ct
al, assignment of deed, Sec SAT
142w, so acres. s.. %
Jessie A Baird 10 Isabel Williams,
wty deed, lots and block
Hsusman's second ad TO North
Brownsville. 25
Marion S Glass ct al, by sheriff, to
D Fl Peterson, sheriff's deed,
lots 4. c, 6 and OF Sec IS, TIP l2
wv, 20 acres. s... sc
A I Davis and VT to ] J and E B
Gale, wty deed, T 124 4w, so aca 200
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-11-05
SCIO.

From the News.
Born, to the wife OF Price Munkers, at
Munkers Station. "Wednesday. Oct. %,
1897, boy.
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. S. Harnish were over
from Albany Tuesday. They came over
10 get some fruit from their orchard
here. Mrs n T Higgins accompanied
them home for . short visit.
Sam Dugeer has bought Jack Jones'
interest'in the wigwam and will con
duct the business alone hereafter. Hs
expects 10 move the business to tins
building now occupied by DR.. Brown a.
an Office in the near future
DR. E o Hyde is visiting friends in Scis
after an absence OF one year. He travel.
ed through Arizona and California Will,
away, but thinks there are no better
people to be found anywhere than IL
and around Scio. He is now living a
University Parf, Portland.
George Daley, who went to Prinevill'
lew weeks ago, returned home las
Sunday. His horse gave out on the va,
over, but he walked back. from Prime
vile 10 Scio in four days. He walket
from Upper Soda home the last day
walk. He found considerable snow q
the summit.
The thief. OF gold watch and RIM
from Mrs Ida Neal has just been trace'
to Owen Hunt, Doy who recently cam
here from Stayton. He has been in th'
reform school.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-11-05
The Public Schools.

The increased attendance In the public
schools has made il necessary Tor the
hoard to employ q new teacher. Ac-
cotd,ngly Miss Maud Crosby has been
employed to take Q 5ih grade at the
Madison school. Grades and Gen.
trail school being greatly crowed, pupils
have been ordered transferred to Mad.
icon school. Never in the history OF the
schools has the attendance been 90 large
or greater interest shown. Albany is
second to no city In the state far eduea-
tionsi advantages.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-11-05

TIM DAVENPORT IN N. Y.-- Hon. T. W.
Davenport, who has been examining the
farming lands in the mountainous por-
tions OF New York state, writes TO friends
here that some OF their bestlar would
not be accepted as gift By the average
webfooter. Enough rocks are picked up
off the land to build the fences. Thirty
or forty head OF sheep almost keep one
family, the fleece under the present tar
if yielding about 81 each annually and a
good fat lamb turned 10 Tor mutton
brings four or five dollars In the great
city OF New York.-Jnurnai. That stone
part comes pretty close TO being true, a
TACT familiar to the DExocRAT man.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-11-05
Miss Anderson Appointed.

Late yesterday evening Gov. W. P.
Lord appointed Miss Marguerite Alder
son, OF this city, as teacher OF music at
the Oregon school for the blind vice Miss
Bertha Hubbard, resigned; Miss Alder
sons term of service 10 commence on
Monday, November /, 1897 Miss Al
derson viii unquestionably fill the 20
siti1n admirably, her long and elaborate
training in both vocal and instrumental
music standing her in excellent stead
and guaranteeing to the pupils and the
state a service at once adequate and cred
itable.-Statesu.an. Many Albany
friends will extend congratulations, and
will unite in endorsing the selection.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-11-05
HOME AND ABPOAD.
SMILEY e clean printing.
Romona-pure spices.

AA-A'E9 @sHAu pf4A4AN<-
Romona-pure spices.
Romona-RomOna pure extracts
Macintoshes at 81 Louis Racket store.
Try schillIag's Best tea and baking powder.
Shirts and oollars a speciality at the Mag
nolia Laundry.
Boots and shoes speciality at st Loui
Racket store.
UnderEare leader at the St Louis
Racke, store.
Will 4 Sta I always have IN stock
las-st novelties 10 all lies Of jsEelry.
Ten Or fifteen car loads II calves were
shipped from Alba y today to Idahs.
You will AlEay. end ins line of lev
eiry Al Will & starks. Do not buy before
examining their goods.
when you want choice steak, a nice
rozst or meat Of any kind. cali on Henry
broders- he keeps the best
y Beginning ri Monday the rouai trip
rate bet xeea ALBANY and L45znoa will D,
only % cents. Good for two DAYS.
The Wizard Oil CoupApT will begin a
wteEs engAs~m.ut IN R0seb1rE next
Monday. Tbey ~ilI DC in Albany in :
tsE weeks.
TIE best meats Of all kinds and good
treatment at the Albany Dressed Bee.
Compzny's market. just doEn Seeoud
street Good ~eight and prompt attend
tion.
Consider yo1r rzys. think before yoa
act. and then go % HAight Bro< Ehers
you will And choice stock Of meats OF aiI
Kinds TO order from Yoa z-e boand to be
pleased il yoa order Of them.
The president yesterday made the fol-
loving appointments: Owen Summers. OF
Portland appraiser of msr.h2 ndise II dis
trict cs willamette. Oregon Zoeth Houser
marshal Of the United States for the
district Of oregoa-
o HAIl, Of Eamsiton creek. returned
last week from Sherraaa eouusy where be
sent 20 work tnFosgn harvest AZ good
wages Mr. Hal says there Is uo~ quite
4 demand for farm lzborers at $50 per
month Sheepberders receive SO psr
mocth.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-11-05
A Bear Experience
From the Times ::

From the Times
4 bear skin hanging displayed in front
OF the n eat market OF James Taylor veg
terday attracted much attention Pass
ers-b by stopped to examine the shaggy
hide. and Al PyEAll answered thirteen
billions OF questions concerning when,
where and By whom the trophy xas
captured. The slayer OF bruin WAS Pun
derson Avery, and it was while the ami
NAL WAS crouched on the limb OF n tree
on the farm OF John Rickard, near Keyes
hill, that tie cold lead iron the hunters
Winchester punc:ured him. On The
hunt Mr.. Avery was accompanied by
Jesse Brown. and with dogs they had
been securing the county in the SOAP
Greek country and elsewhere in search
OF bear. Brown was the first TO discoyer
the animal. but though bear hunting, ns
had loaned his gun 10 another man, and
the yelis he raised to summon his com.
panion scared the bear out OF The first
tree. Again on the ground. his be irshir
Was quickly attack ID by the four dogs
and he soon took TO another tree irosn
which he vas shot.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-11-05
CIRCUIT COURT.

London and S F Bank agt J w Patter-
son ct al; suit on bond. After several
demurerrs continued.
William Worth agt w Moore; re-
covery money; attachment. To be tried
Monday, Nov /, at p m.
Nancy Citizens agt Maud Wagnon et
al; to correct decree. Motion overruled.
State agt Jas Blackburn; assault.
Fined $50, with 25 days commitment un-
I'll paid. Defendant TO pay costs ard dis
bursements
;. w I Cochran agt VIM Cochran. Mo-
tion to amend sheriff's return allowed.
CoWt adjourned until Monday. Nov /,
at p m.
The grand jury adjourned without
making any report.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-11-05

An ART ExuIBIr.-The Albany Cam
era club has jast received from the east
an elegant collection ~ amafesr photo
graphs, all receiving prizes 81 Q big art
prize contest in New York City. 10 which
amateurs with an experience of less than
two years competed. The Club have
secured the loan OF the photographs for
only ten days, and will give an exhibi-
ton OF them come night next week. The
date will be agreed upon 1T a meeting of
the club to be held tonight. The coilec-
tion is tine one, and no doubt our citi-
zens generally will wish TO see them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-11-05

CANERA CLUB's ExHIErT--At meet
ing Of the Albany Camera Club last
night Tuesday evening Nov ewas set for
the exhibition of the amateur photograph
&c prints recently received from the east
They will be shown in the Clubs rooms
in the Y. NJ. @. A. block There are -
OF these prints, rs fine work as has ever
been shown in the state They have
been exhibited bv camera clubs through
the east, coming from an exhibition at
Erie. Pa. here, and from here they 20
TO Hartford, Conn, the cub merely
paying thsexpress chsrges for their use,
they being sent out In the interest Of the
art Of amateur photography. The pic
tures are large ones and not small photo
graphs. There will also be shown 6
large collection of photographs OF the
members of the club as things of local
interest. and other works OF art In
addition refreshments will be served. 1,
is intended to make the eFening 4 pleas
ant one. In order to defray expenses g
small admission fee OF ten cents will be
charged.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-11-05
Probate Record.

In estate OF Jos Buhl inventory filed.
Also petition for sale Of personal proper
ty and to set aside exempt property for
widow. Value property about $3 900.
Accounts fled in estate OF Elizabeth
Duckett, and Thos J Harois.
W ill OF Isabel Mcneil filed. N Nc
Neil executor. Bond $S 600.
In estate OF Mary Ann McHargus, G
w McHargue appointed administrator
Bond 5000. Appraisers appointed.
In estate OF George Link appraisers
were appointed. Value of real estate
$3.50
VII! Of Clarisa Brown admitted to pro-
bate. g n Brown executor. Apprais-
appointed
In estate Of Lelis Westfail minor, re-
port OF sale OF real property made.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-11-05

Williams 0PisIox.-From the Guard !:
Hon. Geo. II. Williams this morning
presented very able argument on the
demurrer to the plaintiffs complaint, in
the court house square case" inter
posed By the attorney for the city OF Eu-
gene. He is a careful and powerful rea-
soner. In the court house case he SAYS
thst it 10 public sqnare and not court
house square, and that the erection oi
the Jail is againt the wording OF the dom
alton and that the county cannot build q
court house on the same IL an objection
10 made bv citizen, nor can the county
sell or .ease it; that the square is virtual.
ly park under the donation.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-11-05

DISPLAYED GRIT.-The Gazette saws OF
the Coryallis-Albany foot bali game
The visitors played earnestly and dis
iayed enough grit. agility and endurance
to show that with practice they will
make strong team. The Corvallis boys
showed the result OF good training and at
times had TO work very hard. The day
was very disagreeable one, but still $50
people, mostly ladies, witnessed the
game.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-11-05

SToREs RoRBED.-Burglars entered ,hs
drug store OF J. Z. Hammond at Silver
ton, last night and rified the till oil
about 81 or IS in change. and carried
away some tine raZors and other arti-
cles valued 1t between zl3 and SIS.
Smith Il McCoekle's saloon vas also en-
tered and robbed OF all the change in
the drawer, and some liquors, probably
by the same parties.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-11-05

THE WoRLD's GkEkTEsr BASJoIsr -
The Mandolin club are making efforts to
secure Alfred A. Farland. the banjo vir-
tuoso for date here. F&riand is classed
with such artists as PaderewsKi. Ysaye.
ETC., and no one who has never heard
him can have the least conception OF the
exquisite music he produces from that
instrument. Those who wish to help
bring him here will please leave their
names at Burkhart K Lees Drug store or
+. L. Mile Music store.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-11-05

DECIDEDLY sHABBY.-At Prineville the
other day Del Shields played rather q
shabby trick on his bondsmen and the
sheriff He wac bound over on a charge
Of arson, having burned the city jail at
Mitchell, and was indicted. After his
case had been reported by the grand jury
be mounted his horse and rode out OF
town, leaving his bondsmen to foot the
bill. At last accounts the sheriff had
been unable to locate him.-T. n.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-11-05

A TRiP To CHINATOWN. - Hoyt's "A
Trip TO Chinatown" will be the attract
ion at the opera house on Wednesday
evening Nov. s. No farce comedy now
playing before the American public has
had more brilliant career than China
town." From its very first performance,
ak years ago, its career has been one
great success. Il holds the record for the
longest run in New York--almost two
years without q stop-ard Was then with
drawn because of arrangements and con-
tracts calling it to other theatres. All OF
Hoyt's plays are popular, but none more
80 than this tale OF gay life in Frisco.
Frank Lane. who has been one OF the
principal actors of the Hoyt farces for
years. will appear as "Well and Strong
in which part he played for two seasons.
tie will be surrounded by bright, capable
people.