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Arizona republican., 1903-03-06
ROBBED GEN. MILES IN HAWAII

Pedro Rodrisues the Porto Rica |
who robbed Lieutenant General Miles |
and Colonel Maus, his chief of staff, |
upon the occasion of their recent visit
here. was convicted by a jury las:
week and sentenced to prison for Il
term of three years.
Rodrgues told a thrilling story of
how he had obtained the stolen goods
and of the horrible torture he had been
put to confess the crime. A consider
able portion of the stolen goods was
placed in evidence. This consisted
principally OF the property of Mr.;
Maus. General Miles had recovered the
papers and documents taken from him
before his departure for Manila and the
remainder of the stolen gods was also
later recovered by the police. A silk
skirt worth $50, lace skirt worth s15.
gold watch worth $50, and a knife,
pin nd purse We're also taken. Harry
Davidson was on the stand dress
making expert to show the value of the
dresses, Frank Kruger testified to the
value of the watch and pin, the total
making $123. A Porto Rican named
Claudine testified to selling the watch
and pin for the defendant. He was to
get at least SIS for the watch, but he
came back and reported to Pedro that
he had obtained but $13. On the stand
he said that he had received S25 for the
watch and the defendant looked indig
nant. Claudine was the roommate of
Rodrigues. A Japanese lady barber
also testified that the defendant had
left the bundle containing the stolen
goods in her shop. She had not opened
it and could not say what was inside.
Pedro took the stand in his own be-
half and denied all the accusations of
the prosecution. He testified that 4
Porto Rican had brought the goods to
his room and asked him to leave them
there. Further that that he knew moth
ing of the theft. Pedro also said that
High Sheriff Brown, Deputy Sheriff
Chillingworth, and Chester Doyle HAD
got him in a cell and beaten him, try
ing to make him confess. He said also
that Jailer Henry had put him in 4
dark cell and kept him there for eight
days with but one cracker and a little
water. Both stories are denied.
The jury was out but a few minutes
before agreeing upon "A verdict of
guilty. The defendant said that he hal
nothing to say why sentence should not
be passed, excepting to repeat his first
story. Judge de Bolt imposed a three
years sentence.-Pacific Commercial
Advertiser.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-06
Our III. g. 3.
Pocket and Hunting Knives

here
Newt
in
silver
patio in
o cutie at
than n in.
obanable
Arizona republican., 1903-03-06
COLiMA'S LATEST.
y New Eruption on Wednesday Eeven-
ing.

Colima. Mex, March 5.-The volcanic
activity continues, new eruption hav-
ing taken place last evening at half
past five o'clock. The charcoal burn
ors near Tuxpan left their work and
fastened to town y feeling Of uneasi-
ness still exists though no real terror
prevails, the people being confident
that il any violent demonstration takes
place they can easily flee to places of
safety.
An eruption this afternoon was ac-
cnmpanied by an unusual shower of
ashes which cast Il hazy cloud through
cut the atmosphere shutting out the
sunlight and condensing over the
mouth of the crater into dense pail.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-06

This arrangement will be in effect
until June Is. which is much longer
than usual Passengers Will be allowed
to stop over at California points While
en- route. which is an unusual conces-
sion in tickets of this kind. The Santa
Fe is the first road to grant these stop
over privileges. A strong bid VIII be
made by the Santa Fe for i2orncsceker
business this year.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-06
PIANOS, MUSIC

Don't buy thump boxes or agony tanks
with pretty cases and mandolin attach
meats, such as irresponsible nomadic
psddIers palm off as high grade instru-
mems, but if you insist on that kind Of
goods We can supply you for sJ75.00 to
$4,000, etc
We would much rather sell you an
instrument that can be guaranteed,
such as the BALDWIN CO.'S Pianos
awarded grand priX and cross of the
Legion of Honor, Paris Exposition 1900.
The HAMILTON, made by the BALD
WIN CO, diploma and silver medal,
Paris 1900. The CHICKERING & SONS
BEHR BROS. FISCHER, MASON &
HAMLIN, KIMBALL PIANOS. Terms
Easy.
THE PIANOLA, ANGELUS AND
SIMPLEX SELF-PLAYERS.
MUSIC, STRINGS and MUSICAL
MERCHANDISE. New music at half
price. Popular Zoe music.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-06
\ SHOWER OLE ASHES.

Morclia, Mex, March 5.-The showers
Of volcanic ashes continue near Uroa-
pan at times so dense that objects can
not be distinguished one hundred feet
= y,-a-
Arizona republican., 1903-03-06
SANTA FE'S RATE.
Cheap Travelling from the East to the
Coast

Topeka, Kan, March 5.-The Santa
Fee passenger department officials to-
night announced that on March 9
cheap rates to California would go in
effect. From Missouri river points a
rate of s25 will he made, While from
Chicago the rate will be S3S
Arizona republican., 1903-03-06
They are yours for zoe doz.
Fresh Rancho and absolutely guarantee d

Per pound, Soft Shell Almonds. Only
few left.
iOc
Fer pound Evaporatcd Apples.
G I-%c
Per pound fine largo Pruncs.
ISc
Bis Fat Family Mackerel. Just in.
CSC
6 pounds No. l Pink Beans.
25c
pounds Arbuckle Coffee.
Give US your orders now We will
deliver them promptly
Also this: so pounds Club House -four
$1.05
Zoe
/ package 15c Mince Meat
I5c
Grape Nuts, Force or Malti Vita.
Our Business is Growing every day.
LOG
L can best Standard Corn or tomatoes.
We will deliver your goods promptly
from now on.
SOC
1 pound very Best Butter.
Ours are the prices that make 'em dizzy
And crowd the store that's always
busy.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-06
A. Redwlll & Sons
PHOENIX. ARIZ.

We are the pioneer piano and music
men of the southwest and carry the
largest stock south of San Francisco.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-17
vAE1sEre PEEJUDrcE
Tin AEphT Thinks Ths9se-s Nc
Lonzsr Nse6 Al azez.

''rrhers Is nothing N ny experience
said Comedian Tn Murphy the oLner
day. which besEeazs the Ea1I11g away
or prejudice against the stage az does
the prevalence Win which new clay
houses n sT11iIu csNaS ara n TIE naming
Boldly ezeuof1fnazad znea1srz. one day
was staining n EcnE OF Tie Boston
r1Izse1z1 win william " arrezl- -1e1 4
very. vary cid MAN. and ASKED 1fzz WY
rnax celebrated E1eaEzr svsEs called a u1I1-
scum nearly nalf Z century altar L mad
ceased 70 house eIzEiGS CT any tescrt5-
ricu h ECIF ne Z was oeEazSe the
1tlrf--z1zeIT prejudice would 1cc reru1zE
rf1es sar1f.rir7-C Cifzz Yankee u 20 into =
thea 511r he Might without zCrU-iz
enter 4 r-uSelz1- We may smile AZ this.
but 5ae identical germ q hyDrucrtsy
nay Be found al over America. ss1e-
eiaIIy II the suaE= EEvls WHARF the
pE1r1Ez1ieaI element a 4 social and corz-
u-erui4I fFcrur &c 6e rzekane1 with
There until receeEIT tie playhouse has
been called tire GEsr1 house or the
AcaoteuTy IT Music. shfUg1 10 opera IS
ever zfva1 rhera and practically the
e1IT u1zISIc heard = that between the
acts Of plays Bur gaCd people woJIl1
IN lzzsEznszfT q E1 a play II Il house
eizrffearaEl To opera VIC would net 1acEs
risk rae5r morals IN q house called a
thzatsE Eecs1tIE THIS EEeIlLTtlee against
the E1eaE- nEzz Sgzssststad ana new nearly
al rhe neu 1lssTf1dTsSs5 1Tzi1z are Boldly
called a. they ara EIcC- sEzezt srs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-17

ten society Ev appearing ever tie gz-leH
val He = EU oE sing and Ehs IL
COW zI1E1GEzzzI strength CT expEessz1E1 CT
Ire west Bur w1eu " Maj = nuE
s1rE 4 dress zI1Lc n rzle second act his
exrrexneneSs 1arzs 4 ErzIa OF liz srren1-
gsirY and the rough Diamond Shows /
Ezrrls polish. jim Erzucnc 1ulfS EaaE he
must threw aside Is ziSrClz and work
VIII s7I51ler Wzapous 4galst ne villain.
a sTucerh- tai rperlzl1e-IdGzz1E Azx1-
can. vic * seeking To compromise t1e
name IT Z zEGsS woman Jim Ernuc1G.
win The deadly eooIuHzs OF i western
hero. ou1Eltz cne villain At Ezz czv1
game II 4 fascinating tzS11uE-
Il happy EGUCn & I'm Erguc1asz love-
making n this 1Ir Murphy Is admir-
ably assisted oT Ehe arrh and beautiful
Dorothy @herru1 WIG naz 4 IrrIz wzv
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-17
EHEoDozE TEoMAs stE7RDAx
CsIsrrzsad HIS S~y-eIgrsE ami
rsrsa-r n Geo. LAzz ss-rar


Tl.es,5strzrsz 7-Tss.r1zsas es1ehra1ztz lis sixty
eighth EirrEssizF LAST sunday ThaL the
arrli1err Leader Is enjoying 1as aesr af
heaIr1 ard that he Is seemingly IN EnE
pIer1rz1tFe oE his UeurA and DhZSica1
powers his eoG1ELess admirers VIII
ind subject for 1EEy the s11cerest and
lfvzltesr Satisfaction Tie yearz and
the wavs that haEa Led Er1u the Hr-Ie
Efs4rlg1vszrfss1, rswu CT Essen 70 the great
vasrerr city Of Chicago have 1esu
u1auv. and the experiences they have
nr-Yg1szf1r have 5een As varied aS they
have reen vzl1zeIe- The zztzoEzzI-z.1Ess
viii and zEeadfas1zt.szs al 5GrpeSS lIlas1
ara T5eaezare Thomas Own have ueVsrH
failed hIE1-1fa 5erS0r1, 10 zGGleSyr 10
raverses 10 CONDITIONS. ga0d or bad.
could zWerve hin from the doing ef
what he believed was right II his
work One NAY disagree win him n
ira vision IT certain courses he has
cakzr ere NAV g IECtI1esf ID 1ueSE1CE
at cix1zes the 41Vlza 1Il1CT EruEu I praE-
cicaI Standpoint CT certain things IL
does. tut no ore can Justly doubt for
an instant tire sincerity at his eenvlc-
tons or the honesty and mobility af
his purpose- Fer tai fly zearz ne has
bess1 n1azEar-a severe are. zsrhH1s. At
l1-r1e=oEE still the master Ea Is the
uaSEar today. and they who ara priv
HegsH 70 10Y Ene rich fruits Of his
long sxEerlEnee and 1iugeaE Labor n
the zal5 CT uUsie ara n truth E1rClI-1
aE&.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-17
Acute
Chest P aims From
obacCo Heart"
Va1TUlar Heart Dis
ease I hEe Afened.
DR.. Miles Heart Cure
Cured Ne.
Chest Pains From

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Jour 1ezrr IS II 1Elv W. gfE-sr-rt TGit sfr-1ri5
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LcczL 7nvsgciz1s Sid 7 nd I'D lccc 1e-L---
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1ose- CT 1igiralIs and 1elIal.i1n1 WIN scru=
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CT v1ar me 1cco1r szld zzS vElT-Ii1r disease
sr tie neE-- z1nWiur c1zE lis zV-ucr1ns
were sEnilsLr % uI1e helt r1zt nv 1ne 1s0
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Hear Gre VS. -ecomueactes- I 1eyzu
sz.k-1g z and : cz1 POSITIVELY STAR shzc Is
e-te-r 3 uzrTeiczs. ! have IN 1r-ishe1 nv
erz1 bottle and hzei Ek. 4 KID ard believe
: an =1rsr- TINS I=rrsr IS t-le spontaneous
1ree-zE1cg ct 1ae waG w1si1ez T. E1zrx YOU
fer cerefrs r=c=lzesi '-W4 " Cast
SGzr-le- " ash. scr-nerfy Of Scokzne- " zsi1.
Al drugTiss sel and guarantee tir-sr ese-
De d Niles Remedies send mr. s-=e b,scix
"a VENUS AMI Et=zr- diseases. Airs
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-17

nghzrz uazaes and y TszrEzur castle ana
vas rresents1 bF G1Esn 9zerar1zz zrfsEl
1eauzIEu and EzIua3Ie hr1acnes and
bracelets a. souvenirs
After performance &C the psHrr az
= aIieE m New York the Eru0kIvu
Standard szixs.--E-sz=E nz.gtE SEE azstsesI tie
rule CT E1e Verona DaId Eks Z veteran
and ziu5fy r1Gx sgE1e ceazAa ofr tt=ir
feet L mora WIEssE1s AID Lovely pic
turz than 1Lae- A1zaE1s Juliet could
not De Luazine41 The pure sweet l.s.4E
Voice tie youthful figure re ufa1aur
expression IN sna faE-e dark eyes. and
the raEurzL grace II Hauner created 4
ccmpIeEe lEzzau
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-17

passing along Sa11ueaz5ow izze he <1e
-to -he mud over zae tees Il Il Srzz1
new 1ar If srnru ruhherz he was
wearing and Ehey ware zzcxz<1 ercrzz
1fz EeeE AMI had elsa CCszEsz kEnaEE1
TIE sU-fzee nefcre he GouIG <eE 4 park
and aCrsuCf 70 -ecue them H. has
ofere1 = reward far their recovery anil
they have been 1zxZed for 41z zE1za
have beer d~sd ever Ena zror where
they sank N the hCpe Of raising rh~tn-
hut as YET every effort % RECOVER tnem
hzs heez fru1rIesz-FucE
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-17

Suzanne AaauS Eehut Was Brilliant
AAr With G-au Ope-a Company

Suzanne Affauz wh5 comes ra the
Aluminium Thursday Hight OcCCher -.
under rhE dIrecr1lu ar the T1pexa Cl1EEsEI
society UacIs hzEs debut a. al ouerz1lc
sra II 1gr-zTaI g the part 1T
.Ja1er n an GperaGc production aE
ScaxzS1earez E1razi5 and JI1-ItzE- 1zE
1ehuE vas made a GElIIzaaL SUCCESS II
Paris IN 1854 By the Maurice Czrzu Opera
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-17
MRS NATION ON TIE STAGE
The Sera1e Jo1rs n Topeka &c Figure
II znz ~.


Tia Cfucinu1ti Enquirer saEs- The
IRA matte world WI Or interested. n
tl,is sVuaEsis CT war On Lrl1k. TIE
play III wEfe1 Mrs. Carrie Na1lcn VIII
1-alza har ElstrlcrIe debut TLe 5rsL
a-r shows rs Nation At ncT11s Il Md
Acine LGGEa- k4s- she explains as1TV
drink aaz srouszf-1 u1z5 2 7i--ssE LlEo 1er
Izra 5he be-uE1z her Elece- Dora I'd
1 young man IN aae village. Who II
czrwHrez goes 70 Z1e lad E16reoT
l1-ea zir-E Ccrafz near- n E1e secCrG
ser Us Tzr1ua auUeaIS ID Ei1e al1L1-Cri-
ties az kicTTz % sE1- L1e sale CT 1G-1lr
-1sre- - Il < ag1iElSE r1e laws Ct Kan
zaz-
~ z1ra -sI=tf actnF h=I1s her rlss1zrIsIIIT
zS ne * trying "a marry a wealthy 1gIr
sCu7e'vlar E1ef-V Kansas mat I sort
q Ch1rlas Werner sEzcr Ct drink *
lll-SC-ars1 - IFS acE- E1e VlGrlE 49,
Dora sWssr1esErr HIS rezaUDri.1f
- lxas -faee through the efE1rrs II Hrs
N7H-eu- \ rirrure CT TIA stiIs et 1rn--
THIS aeC NJ NgE1a1s firsE sr7asi-1r1s-
crusade begins SI1e 5estru r1glI
sa-ocu wzlh ruciz gaEheEsd n ne
snruu.
The =ceze- a. re r7,ir-f aer < -ss Sen
a1a Sd cor At TCrEixE- .as. W1iCsr vii
De made me feature 81 ire vIay n -i1e
lzlftsr q election ezclteEue1t RS Nj
t10n brings t-co pIaE for t1e E-sr tine
lar celebrated 1acEnac Wrzczzz= mir
rQF=s ra-1zllsEz and everything az v4IrI.a.
Tbs 3 expected 70 1e 4 Ei-Hfz sen~a-
c1s.f1s4 zEsE1z- Yrs. Nation Il ssEwaff t-r1lrT
,cri1ly injury by the furarverz1zlr OF
tria-Gz
'rhz s5u--h and Iasr act zs1s7vs Ms
NJ --171 zzzs1ssr arrest ei1z4re-as 1v5ra M
l-si'1t1s DESTRUCTION Ct property ara II
aEr TIA which fellows Shs 3 =sau
n EElson annoyed - drunkzr zrszcn-
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- tires consequently wzzs1a-E hang EN-
sideratI =zE-zs7rsi1s1sE-v even
Mss Eleanor EaEsur- Ear v-az1 LIesier
& &C. ara 10 rEafi1ca. r1rass lx-l7s7r-AlE new
plays tbs seszsan. SeEu& a rrelllzIll1stE-v
rlz4I- Before entering T1uoE i E11z eaz3S4-
rrIeF-z CT tie e-sz-ziezIz -1za -er S=W 1rz- II
Tlxzt.sz. f]grs-ter - sic EIz E-SE creSezlE
Israel Za1ETfIIz f1Lz-eiy M m AID
f-fzsssE E1iH Nj zzErer Erz- EI-I1f1 1-sT
Y arts ard Lsfzz " Fa-karz e Agzza4
1r El1a rev EeH-f Earaliza 7IzT. La = a.
Isare+ NJ EGwsr Zry1e4z vi be her Lead
ing szppGr-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-17

a1GT- her tflat & a pleasant as clover
Held n spring
: Miller Kent . p De tie arcraetiou
Al lie View Crawford On Tuesday 1lglE
presenting r1e Successful farce Facing
ire MISE direct from ITS long run at
t-e CzarrIck rl1eatar New York and
PoEeEs Greater. Chtczzu.
II Facing ne AT1slc' Ar- KEN 1as
The role Il yCg1E husband w1o. az
seams always me custom If husbands.
remains CUT al uIEhE HIS Tame L
5ah1 1E1111 and MS ErrClLv1-ez are
coward sport W 1a- mora natural.
-lleretar-z1 fzrrs-e1an Ehar E1e Rev
J8na Smth --curzca IT = Andrews -
Should recently nave Ezkzn apartments
II the saue building The wives ct
ooC1 men suddenly return from visits
% me country The wife Of TIC cTr1ls
establishes herself by mistake n stle
aga rrr1renr Ct Ci1e SPORTING E1zE1- Then
fellows Al hour ard i haf q door
sIszn1ruinE mistaken ideurET Snrtsiss
II sTrrr1se- sudden axis and al the
other tina 1GuGrst1 coE-pl1-sLE 11I1ss
II Earce Mr. CE-Iev uses -F7a
odd zxpe6IenE win skill zgSra-l=
the s4zsrzrse vi-1i-- Z EzW u0usn-s OF
tie ard II zlle lhfrr1 act makes Z posi-
Ole for RS eE1ar4crsrS u take serious
the absurd SITUATIONS into which they
ara thrust and otherwise fI1d1lls me
ar from easy retz7z1rsr1enCs CT broad
farce
Tended ~ that cs1or-yz comedian
BsIIy Young 8daha-zs Mi1srEeis VII
roIf forth vira L roster Of thirty cell
9ree5 artists II the Naw Crzwt1r1 We'd
1esgtIy ulghE
n Convict =e--pess+ VIII be rfv=n 1t
I aea-faz AZ TIE View Crawford Er1t-7y
and 5aEE1aE-
TIE T-vf1E E--erch ccTpszTv. stock
-rruuauv II excellent rspura r1or, piaVs
a ira C-rarI ueZE Thursday, r1G1 2
and Saturday,
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company Under whaae 1zrecESn she az
reareet Al thar tire
Madan-e inns = CT American de-
scent She vas born At CamhrfGzs.
Miss, and vas Efre daughter Of John L
Ezet5ney. i musician II eunssGera biz re-
EOEv1 whose sC11czEGu was gained II
Paris
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-17

One ct Eta EsnGalHz stories - zhstIE
san Ia eCiCres5 over VITO vas work
l1E E1r Wei known southern tszt1gz
One EGruf1g san approached his err
plGTer wIch some Signs CT ennEzSion and
saf4-
Teagz. when vus gees % Ee &C rhorzse
VIII p gE Ee EcsuEea EsE gWlne II
&c r-arzd
sNa-risss- sam AT rtzht~ azSf tae
Judge sf--ve hsz-1IT CT Arrived Al zne
enUF~ hnEse 70 suezE 4 vzrT 1uzv day
and II vas not III - was a5auE 70 start
e7r hGre shat Ee recalled sans License
and Ezss zEFt he IL net Know IRE
caU= II TIA kriEe-zleGz
The sd dzIs1c- zoC e tar rs Whar1 he
vans &c mary E54E &C erErsz Il Il
L4gzef-zsza he 2sEzvs. haursEsr ruf-r1
arrar her Sc NJ aasI rl1e aeszse r-4sta
eur IN IRE urr1es e Sa-u a1sz Esz-.-F=sz
Arr1V1n= hrrze- - va fz----1efszaE.I-v
z-zeraz ~ SIN 4HzEE M szEzezEH7zz -tz4z
~ Eeeusee'
YES Su vcu cir 6,cE Te1 reve-
r1Id ne che ra-aa aE tI1e grit Err re-
u1annners.s bow ya1z ara aI7rags r7alzsr1g
ev=s aE Euf-iulfa. =g grit re ucens= FIR
nar
.Lazts-~ ezeIai-ed SIM eahar In
ein5a= ms kyarzae- Vhars I gwn1e .
on answered me Judge. ma auIz
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ars ard tia r1I1eh-srez6ed cigzreE-e
su1ozer- Ez- EriaI VII - Z zEnza1osszzz
Win her aexzzrrzsI ard eae csma2zEz
--1znEh Of pEah1bIEIaxE 4 E.auszs-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-17

ting WI e mr. ne "a g=e yuu auaeher
zEsss11se a1rzzrrEzz rzoruzz-zzsr
e 70 pay anErme c~ dan Il
Il VIII aey c41acza zee Ger z1u<aer
Yes. sam. aantner dollar
Altar scrazch1ug MS vaauz head few
Minutes sam answered
Ell 1EEge- rs Is way Z done
axa1 kzzrEZ1e. an sf1e ze1 Use 8ur
u &c Lawg1.s zeEe aauaE 10 esaElar's EzfTsr-
eL1ee N ees1 ETo GlggeES 50 II les taxa
Lszeirdy-s
II was yasazasz- n Boston Iasz sszasislg
EE1an IeruEzs sykes arrived zhera and
besides kzsElE a-saE ard rs wife
dry. he had III EalElEa1naT task 5f Sriail5--
EG a ZIG French peoGsze from the vet
Don't Eou ger Chieet weL7 fuplcred
Hrs. SVkes
At The Parker House the clerk shcok
hands win Sykes
Clad 70 see you Jerrv-ac dogs
Ar ting A1auz Hause the sane great
Eg vas caSEea-
Clad r1 see EuIz- Ierrv-no dogs
Meanwhile Z was raining and ~ this
time eats and dogs
Wen "a BACK 70 T0ungs said
Sykes, AID zu1teG the action q the
weird
still the sane cid saruzria-
Clad t9s see you Te-=1o dog
Al daT the cuu7Ie and the poodle
YEARLY Eavgrzed the cr1oksd sCeeE af
E0sr1n.
IN vain they enumerated Chieut.z viz
tues No 5agzz' was the rule every
where
Al length When Il began 70 Ecck Is Z
Ch1ccE and lis caCons would haEe 20
spsud the rainy night IN the CGTuEz01.
they drove GUT To the old LauE1a11.
eignE niles from tie hEzatzr. and E1e-e
Eaund zheIE-
Chiene * 4 valuable deg. hur Il e said
Ne can be bought cheap.
The following zCufb ahCuE M Good
win Is EgfaE the rounds
" H Craze and Ee were string IN
Ehe Lambs club recently talking a5aut
the prospects CT the new zeascu- Al
arreu1aur adnGesz NJ Goodwin 4 card
Tel him : cEr see hu.'' said 1ne
comedian
The attendant DEPARTED with the ues-
sag but returned a-a1 IN j muu1ez1E
Hes u rsporrEr and says he u1s1 see
yur- M GcodH11-'
Oh thaEs al right said rte actor
co hack and tai him that wzre still
11vug Cager1eE-
II sounds 80 characteristics oE Mr.
Goodwin that Il must he iva
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-17

From she -LaaeEgvSIe Ee=kEE R4-
Gr@ Ar% Ezsz--fs yr1E-E1-S Ezsf WIZ III
uzzesrrznaEz accident whlle On his way
u the stzEun Eae eEEzEr morning On
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-17

S1zzanne ADAMS Is i zsura1o GE ex-
zaeGzlsiT rIeasa1r tones ard uuN-sr she
appeared al Cgvzrr Grarrsea. Il LGnft5r.
turing ti1a =easouz OF 1saz and 1901 II
Ens A1G11CrI-1z1 Chzcaga during me
zsasCn CT 1S2S. and has aDpearzss n
many CT 11e Iaaz ding 1~ara nc roles. 57-s
made Al american l11r IazE seasoH AID
her SUCCESS Nzs sg1fn rhat she Il re-
eeHElE rhE rEEEl-s --zz seasEH
Sne zanz 81 zEl= ecEcs-rz AZ E5-csz-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-17

Sometimes We ara 91zsreez5ls Just -
s1nw reopfe cow uzcn wa zalnk wa
auEhz - eaef 42ncE SE--PuEA
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-17
Ezra Kendall IN The Vinegar
Bayer" Tonight

~Ehsn Holden VIII BE the
Sunday Night Attraction
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-17

Recently Mrs. La1grry : zziIzaezzr lost
the auLy ecucIeta manuscript or Elz
rlEy wIrh which she has been winning
favor THIS seascn Mrs. behring's d.
VERGE An sitverr1=eEr-zEE WIS insert
ed n 1he 1arers. affzr11g reward CT
IS fer ~ return II COED efznGs5E1CE VIII
none q the sgcleEy EaEEzrs which 81
classified As cIevarnesss r1issIuE The
ma IgIser1De WIS Esu1d ~ Al zasurazea
nan. 50 Il 3 said WHO appeared At r1e
hex efzee Of E1a Savoy LheI-zr and d.
rzsEuG.etI -ns reward Thsn this dialogue
e1sues- CrTs ne t1e play Give ne
the Sc Give ne Ehe play Give
ne the "a Like uEch GE the dialogue
IN modern plays. EAere would appear 70
De 10 special -eaSuE WAY such L 6la-
b1g1e having auee Begin Should eTzr
szsr. Bur II I'D. fer r1s LaugrrY man
11zIIv grew arg-X and EsII TIE noresC.
Il suSu5cIauz. Insurance axznE arrested
and TIE Play vas recovered from hI-
at 1ae uoIice station Bur the IS has
not wee bes- 1aIsz-Ev 1fcS1 Brings Is u
the Sole reason far u=5n1g chz zrcTy
thus At length t Should - interest
ing Ear pLlY- zaers tn Know TIE real
vaIETe gEaeeG E1e1 he Clay 81 iz pres
snE owners
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-17
TIN MURPHY MONDAY.
WI Appear In The Man
from Missouri
ether News CT the Plays and
Players

At THE CEA7F F7t7RR
Ezra EerdaI1. tonight
E1en Holden. sunday
I'm 1[urphE. Moncay-
Facing ne Music Tuesday
Gz1ara IIiua-zis. - ss1ress1zET-
81 Cnnvicr SG-iues- Friday
At TIE CRAE2
Ervi1x-F -rzs1e1 ccrupa1v Thursday.
BrtGzy. AID SaIEt-ay