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, 1903-03-05

No. l of the independent News,'
a socialistic paper, printed at Sheri-
dan, is on our table. The paper is
not a geographically. but it
may improve with timo. We believe
that the doctrine of socialism is true
in the main, but we are MOI prepared
to accept it ~ dished up in the ordi.
nary socialistic organ of the present
day. We believe hat all should be
heard, however, and in a spirit of
fairness and im~partiality, welcome
the Independent News" to III table,
trusting that it may give a reason
for the faith within it.
, 1903-03-05
tRarlins Republican.
A Much Needed Law.

IA Az hth A''NNASa ha"
Under the new law passed by the
legislature the city council is requir-
ed to publish the proceeding of every
meeting, the same as is required by
the board of county commissioners.
Most states require this. 1t is only
just and proper that the taxpayers
should have some information re-
garding what their public officials
are doing, without each individual
having to take the trouble to make "A
personal investigation of the records
in order to do so. The expense will
not exceed 500 a year in most of the
incorporated towns of the state. Ev-
cry democrat in the Legislature OPP
posed the law, but it was passed in
spite Of their opposition.
, 1903-03-05

We Accept the Amendment.
The Saratoga Sun says the mining
tax bill was amended in the senate to
20 into effect January LIST, 1915.
This is a mistake. The,bill as amen
dsd calls for the first 'abnual report
Of the gross product of mines On Jan
uary LIST, 1904, which report is to co
yer the present year.
, 1903-03-05

The very large amount of snow
fall here in the valley, as well upon
the adjacent mountain ranges, the
past winter, insures the valley a
prosperous year, as it means an
abundance of water for irrigation.
Let us look well to the preservation
of the timber on the mountains. for
that means the conservation of the
snow. which is the very foundation
of our water supply here in the
Rocky Mountain region.
, 1903-03-05

LAND OFFICE AT CHEYENNE, WYo.I
Jan. %, 1902.
Notice is hereby given that in com.
pliance with the provisions of the act Of
Congress Of June 3, 1878, entitled An
act for the sale OF timber lands in the
States OF California, Oregon, Nevada
and Washington Territory" as extended
to all the Pubic Land States by act of
August A. 1892, Nels Hansen, of Elk
Mountain, county OF Carbon. state of
Wyoming, has this day filed in this of.
fee, his sworn statement No. 242, for the
purchase OF the SEA NEA Of Sec. 20,
Up. II N, r. so W. and will offer proof
tn show that the land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and to establish
HE claim to said land before C. r, Wat
son, Clerk OF Dist. Court, at Rawlips.
Wyo., on Saturday the 4th day OF April,
1908. He names as witnesses: Eugene
Skiver, Peter NJ. Gustafson, Evan
Weitch, and Edward Mathison. all of
Elk Mountain. Wyo.
Any and all persons claiming I'd.
versely the above described lands are
requested to file their claims in this of.
lice on or before said 4th day of IA pril,
1903.
W.. l.. CHAPLIN. Register.
First Pub. Jan. %, last Apr ~
, 1903-03-05

Mayor Keefe is after Cheyenne's
dens of vice with II sharp stick, and
incidentally has "a probing pole also
for the policemen who have that IA
tai Denver habit of seeing too few
things. Mayor Keefe evidently be-
lieves Cheyenne can reform "a bit and
still stand little chance of losing its
reputation, and at least that laws
should be in some measure enforced
or repealed.
, 1903-03-05

The leading issues in current di-
plomacy-tbs Venezuelan settlement,
the Panama Canal treaty, and the
agreement between the United
States and Great Britain for the set
Element OF the Alaskan boundary
question--are clearly stated and dis
cussed in the editorial department
OF the Review Of Reviews for March.
In no other American publication are
tho international problems Of the
moment SO fully and candidly treat
cd.
, 1903-03-05

The burning of the Masonic Tenn
pie at Cheyenne, last Saturday even
ing. struck like a blow at the heart
Of the people of this state. Not only
every Mason, but every citizen Of the
state was proud of that Temple and
it is hard to realize that It's magnifi-
cen proportions have vanished in
smoke. We are glad to hear that
il will be rebuilt at once
, 1903-03-05

HAVE you noticed the new 2-cent
postage stamp that is now being sold
at the post-oficei The medallion is
still the Father of his Country"
but the setting is much nicer and the
face is draped on either side with
Old Glory. Down iu the left hand
corner appears the date, "l732'
while in the right hand lower corner
will be found "l799." The design is
a very pretty one and by far the nj
cest of any of the ordinary 2-cent
stamps gotten out.
, 1903-03-05

An Ordinance Relating to the Issuance
OF Bonds for the Purpose of Providing
Funds for Constr ucting, Extending
and Maintaining a System OF Water
Works for the town of Saratoga.
Whereas in pursuance Of u resolution
of the Town Of Saratoga, passed and ap-
proved OIL the twelfth OF day of Decem.
Der A. d. 1902, and an ordinance of said
Town, passed and approved on the 9th
day Of Dec, A. d. 1902, a proposition
was submitted to the people and qualified
electors OF said town for the purpose Of
providing funds to construct, erect, and
maintain a system of water works for
said Town,
Whereas at the special election held
on the 4th day of February. A. D., 1903.
in said Town OF Saratoga, at which cleo.
ton such proposition was submitted to
the electors aforesaid, the said PROPOSE.
ton was approved by a majority Of the
legal votes cast thereon being for the
bonds, therefore
Be il Ordained by the Town Council
OF the town OF Saratoga:
Section One. That there shall be ia.
sued the Bonds Of the Town OF Saratoga
to the amount OF Twenty Thousand
l~s2o,OOO.Oo) dollars, or 30 much thereof as
shall be necessary, for the purpose OF
providing funds for constructing, ex.
tending aud maintaining a system of
water works for the town of Saratoga.
Section Two. The bonds issued in
pursuance OF this Ordinance shall be of
the denomination of Five Hundred(s5OOl
dollars each, and shall be numbered from
oae upward payable in thirty 800 years
from the date of issue, redeemable AT
the pleasure Of the town OF Saratoga
after ten (lO) years, and shall bear inter.
est at the rate OF six (6) per cent. Der an.
num- payable annually on the first day OF
January of each year, at the office Of tie
Town Treasurer, in the Town Of Sarato
ga or such other place or places as tn.
town Council may determines; PRINCIPAL
ana Interest payable in lawful money
OF the United States IT America. Said
bonds shall be signe'l by the Ma,or, at
tested by the Clerk aud countersigned
by the Treasurer II said Town. Th.
Treasurer shall keep a book in which
shall be registered all OF said bonds
showing the number of the bond and
the date OF issue, To whom issued. the
amount date Of redemption and nav.
ment OF interest, The town clerk shall
alix the corporate sea- Of the Town To
such bonds; they shall have upo at.
tached representing each installmsut OF
interest to be paid and said Coupons
, 1903-03-05
PRESS CLIPPINGS.


For Which Please Accept Thanks.
We are in receipt of a very hand
some and valuable calendar issued
by Chas. p. Clemmons, mayor of
Saratoga. 1t is a home product and
consists Of a large half.tone repro.
duction of a photograph OF the city
of Saratoga and a short resume of
the principal attractions of the place
as ii residence aud place OF business.
Il reflects credit not only on the n
terprise of the mayor but on the
office which did the work.
, 1903-03-05

The Sun intends to print the news,
good, bad, and indifferent. So, if
you happen to e your name in
print, in connection with sumo un-
pleasant or disreputable transaction,
blame yourself and not the paper
which is endeavoring to print the
news of the day.
, 1903-03-05
Prayer,

the souIs sincere desire, unuttered OF
expressed. The phrase has
brought comfort to many hearts n
a student OF Iheosophy would fall
far below the standards OF the Society
II he sought to take away from any
man what has been "a help to him at
any point in his evolution, but we do
feel that the study oil Iheosophy
opens up many things to the light of
a clearer understanding that have
heretofore been TO us only rules OF
thumb by which we have blindiy
sought that peace that 'passeth all
understanding.
Many minds are so constituted that
they are satisfied to go by the word
of anthority"-the accepted version"
and the accepted Interpretation"
Well and good. But there are those
who, as Thomas did, desire to know
howl and whyY
Unhappiiy heretofore little provis-
ion has been made for this large and
growing class who are as truly Gods
children as they who accept and be
lieve' what comes to them only as
second hand information at the hands
OF the pulpit and OF those who cry
heresy to brighten the timid investi
gator. Does any one suppose for "a
moment that God could be displeas.
cd with those who want to know
"face to face" the mysteries of his
salvation
We have tried to make it plain in
these papers that the mysteries of the
Christ are to become denrer to his
followers by a candid study of The
osophy than before. In doing this
there is simply an illumining and
identifying of all the exalted ideas
one has ever had of the Great Mas.
ter, while at the same time things
which, when properly understood,
are cast aside as crude and unworthy
the exalted theme.
One OF these points which receives
much light is the subject of prayer
We can imagine the savage praying
for more game to kill, more scalps of
his enemies, more rain to make the
corn grow, more aud larger hunting
grounds, more propitious weather,
dc prays for physical needs and for
here and now. But men OF "a higher
class pray a supply for their physi-
cal needs, and they, also, ask formore
lands, houses and wealth, children
and prosperity, but they put in with
their petition the idea of ii continue.
ton OF bliss IN heaven, and %naively
state that God may exercise HIS own
good Judgement as to whether
they are to have the earthly pos
sessions while they never 80 limit
their desire for heaven With this
idea n view earth is often called a
"vals OF tears and, as We are SO
wrapped up in the physical surround
, 1903-03-05

Town OF Strutogs, ten years after date
OF issue, said bonds to bear six per cent.
interest per annsm, interest and princi-
pal payable at the office OF the treasurer
in the said Town OF Saratoga. or in such
other place or places as the Town Coun-
Gil of the Town of Saratoga may direct.
Said bonds to be delivered April 20,
A. D 1903. Bids to be opened in pres
ence OF bidders at the office Of the Clerk
OF said town on the Both day of March.
A. d. 1903 at the hour OF 700 p. m. All
bids to be accompanied by q certified
check to the amount OF One Thousand
$1,OOO.OO) dollars, made payable 10 the
Town Treasurer OF Saratoga, as a guar
antee Of good faith and that the bidder
will carry out the intention and stipula-
ton of his bid, all bids to be sealed up
and addressed to the Town Clerk OF the
said Town OF Saratoga, marked PRO
posals for Water Bonds" The Town
Council of the said Town to reserve the
right to reject any or all bids.
That the Town Attorney be instructed
to draw a circular letter containing such
data aud information as To the bonds
proposed to be issued as will place the
matter in an intelligent light before
dealers in bonds aud that the Town
Clerk is hereby authorized to have print.
ed 200 copies of said circular and in.
structed to mail the same to various per-
sons and Corporations dealing in bonds
throughout the United States OF Amer
lea. This resolution shall take effect
and be in force on and after its passage
and publication.
Passed March 2, A. ID. 1908.
Charles p. Clemmons, Mayor.
Attest: r. W. Dyer, Town Clerk.
Seal
| hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true and correct copy OF
a resolution presented and passed at
the regular monthly meeting OF the Town
Council of the Town of Saratoga, State
of Wyoming on the End day of March,
A. d. 1903.
r. W. Dyer, Town Clerk.
, 1903-03-05
City Council Proceedings.

Saratoga. Wyo, March I'D. 1903.
The Town Council met III the city
hall at 8 o'clock p. M Present Mayor
Clemmons, and councilmeu Hickok, he
laney and Human. Minutes of last
meeting read and approved. The fol
lowing bills were presented and war
rants drawn Tor the amounts:
W. II. Greene. Judge Of Elec.
ton, : 300
l.. w. McAnulty, Town Marshal. 1927
W. +. Andrews, Town Marshal
and Clerk of Election. 27.l2
VIM. Turnbull, Rent Feb'y, $50
Telephone ca. Is
j, +. Pulium, Night Police. 800
Electric Light Co, Feb'y, 600
Saratoga l.. S. Co. coal. 2.O4
r. W. Dyer, City Clerk and clerk
of election, l3.4O
NJ. b. Moore, City Attorney, 25.OO
A. W. Eager, Judge of election. 300
Chas. Kienzle, Judge OF Election. 300
c. L. Biydenburgh. Legal advise
and retaining fee, 5000
The legal opinion Of Z. h. Blyden-
burgh, OF Rawlins, as to the legality of
the Incorporation Of the town of Sarato.
ga and the power t" vote water bonds,
was read.
A resolution for the construction OF
Il sidewalk along the west side of Sec.
oud strset commsnc;r, At III. o,r,ar
of Nam and Second street and .x,snd.
ing to corner or Second and uugns
streets. WAS indrodueed and n.ss.d
An ordipapc. r.Ia,ing IN ,b. ;s.,.n..
Of Tn. bonds ot M. town in ,h. .,n, =,
sonooo tor thu. n,rnosa - .a;.;,. -.
TO construct and maintain water works
for IN. tnSn nf Sara,oya UNA ;ntrod,,
, 1903-03-05

Feb 8, 1873.
Notice Ia hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
OF his claim. and that said proof will he
made before j. +. Crawford, U. S. Comr
Lust OF Wyo.' at Saratoga, Wyo.. ON
mareh 81 1908 viz; George +. Horne.
Bow, Wyoming. Ii. f. No. 1871
Tor the 5 Z Sc a; NV \ sE q; Sell
SW Il Sec. e. I. 81 n. r, rs W.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous RESIDENCE upon and
cultivation OF said land, viz:John Schoon-
ana Albert + Gibbs, u Saratous.
wyoming and William Pattcn and Mel.
son H. Scott OF Medicine Bow, wyo.
ming. w. h. CuAp1tx R.n.
FIRST Pub. Feb. 70, Last March 1871
, 1903-03-05
Seal

Resolutions Ordering Sidewalk on Sec.
and Second to the corner OF Hugus
and Second Streets.
Be ii Ordained by the Town Council of
the Town OF Saratoga:
Section One.-That it is necessary that
a sidewalk be constructed on the follow
ing street to wit: on Second street com.
mencing at the south east corner OF
Block -four at the corner OF Second and
Main street, thence north along the west
side of Second street to the north east
corner Of Block eighteen AT the corner
OF Second and Hugus streets.
Section Two: That the Town Mar.
shal and Street Commissioners shall
forthwith give notice to the various
property owners along said Second street
where said sidewalk in accordance with
the provisions of an Ordinance, duly
passed on the 7th day of October. A. d.
1901.
Section Three: That this Resolution
be in force and effect after its passage
and publication.
Passed March .. A. d. 1903.
Charles p. Clemmons, Mayor.
Attest: r. W. Dyer, Town Clerk.
Seal
hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is u true and correct copy Of q
resolution psesented and passed at the
regular monthly meeting of the Town
Council OF the Town of Saratoga, State
OF Wyoming ON the Ind day Of March,
A. ID. 1903.
X. w. Dyer. Town Clerk.
[Seal.
, 1903-03-05
whsatland World. ;
IA Awful Mean Insinuation.

Saratoga had Il fire last week which
burned a storage warehouse contain
ing several thousand dollars worth Of
ice and beer. The loss in dollars
and cents was inconsiderable, but 1t
is said that Deacon Crawford Of the
Sun could not keep back the tears
whom he heard about it-iust TO think
Of the countless fishing trips for next
summs that were hopelsssly ruined.
, 1903-03-05

Resolution tn advertise Sale VI Bonds.
BE it ordained by the Town Council
OF the Town Of Saratoga:
That the advertisement for bids for
the purpose III negotiating the sale
OF Twenty Thousand l~s20.O0O.OOl Dollar
coupon bonds Of the roYn of Saratoga,
be inserted in the weekly Saratoga Sun.
published in the town Of Saratoga. for
three issues and in The Daily Bond
Buyer, published in the City OF New
York for three issues uf said papers res.
pectiyely, said bonds To be Ut the de.
nomination OF Five Hundred lSJOOOol
dollars each. and To be numbered from
QUE ~ upwards, said bonds to he pay
able IN thirty years from date Of issue
and redeemable at the pleasure Of the
, 1903-03-05
MARCH 5. 1904.
U. p. Tyains at WalcOtt-
EAST.
WEST.

No. los, s:5s p. nj. No. 1925 Il. N.
No. 8. 1925 p m. No. lO2, GIG p. IN.
Nos, 2:35 p. n. No. BO8 a. m.
No. 1ol. 400 u. m. So.c, T42 p. IN.
No. /, 4:35 \. ~.
, 1903-03-05
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE, CnEYENNE. WYo,J
Feb 8, 1893.
, 1903-03-05
[Seal.1
Timber Land, Act June q, le7s.-Noties
for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT CHEYENNE, WYo.,
Jan. %, 1902. I
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The Best Part of This
Business Is Is
Finish

Travelling Cases. Grips and Bags. Every
thing in the store. except Overalis. and they're
not touched. simply because We agreed never
to cut the price. under any circumstances.
The maker agrees 70 take back any stock on
hand when the time comes 10 lock the doors
and pass the key to the landlord.
incidentally. lot Of Winter Overcoats can
40 for song--half price and less.
Wen be out OF business long before next
Oyereoat time comes round. Al the New
Spring Goods are II the sale, A third of
most and more off good many lines.
We're 50 cock-sure OF the prices being the
lowest in the city. that well gladly buy any
SUI, back ii YOU find you could have done any
better anywhere.
A man can't say any more than that. can he1
Open Saturdays till 10 30 p. m.
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Harry Corsan Clarke who cla~rei
MS season az Portland n few weeks
ass. ~ill open At Denver In August.
Fto Irwin s~isl star net se4s-sn IN
a yet.srtsigr Of plays whtsh her sisirs
May has ee~n sFyinx On shs aaz THU
seaSens
blanche RsnH has opened IN New
York IN The tiihxar ffsrf. and the
play has scaFssd a hlx hill.
KraAt4s the authNw AZ ARE Too =
Mason = hss tass sofa Aus~ficAn
rights for Der neehtourtst 10
Charles rrohman.
Mary MaEnerinx. IA The stub
hDriursssa OF fterai1ine. cortes 70
the Grand for a thres-niEhs stand.
osssnning June Is
f3eerbohrn TREE viii Introduce thr
sDartIaz Of the Gods 10 isandon
sudlsnssez next fail Michael Nor.
ton - 10 NeW York xsttans stpa ea
u nov.
Lew Do-sstadxr opens aia btx mia
strsl ahoN at Manhattan beach.
.t-..lA., y.
sbanc tox many ssAsea2
y. {. wAftner yin try 60 manage
Lz1ia Gis=<r IN Dolly ssriea -@xs
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This is not intended TO be regarded as a
kick Simply statement of piebaid fact.
Before We began this sale. business was sim
ply rotten.
That isn't strong enough. bat its as strong
as We dare to put it 80 we decided to quit.
We figured that there were more Clothing
stores in tins town than would be needed 10
years from now.
As matter OF fact. according TO the diree-
tories there are twice a. many Ciothing stores
in Seattle as in any other town the same size
in the United States.
Somebody will get seriously injured in the
Clothing business. soon.
That's why everything IN the store IS mark
cd down
We're going to quit.
Mems Suits. Furnishings. Hats, Shoes.
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aEIfEAIERG!

week. may be imagined fresh TIE
fact that Alison has to eaEssntt Ia
paxes of manuscript 90 tnsanorFs
fais part . longer thSn haiaici os
Cyrano de hrfxrrae-
s.Fiadlr- nsse. Dee has l.e~n piay-
ing 10 anf@ here fxczn IS, so 90 ~. go
prspi. a uv-k at frirea
The Empire theater 81 Denver =
kainx to pun out nf the trust nHxt
season. II will hosss yaudefslls and
msaoarsBsattc productions.
Mrs. Wigs at the Cabbage
Paarh viii take a rhanS~ at cabbage
hraaa and other forms III criticism
At isou@xitie. Ky the sc<us Of ths
story and where the play VAS writ
ten.
sorse az asfr great xranafAthrr.
may rrmefnf~r Pink nofuiunps II
II betting rssaFr~ctea IN Esaffais ans
sAs well received. II ought to -
trt~d NEXT Or rscesns,
Nobody seems 70 b. ssS h~~ans~
the Grand has beer dark shia week
sunday aikhfa atYiAfE with a
.fs ~. - : - -. =. y - -, =. -
am called -xtx-xaE Atlsy." wN=
atout all % that sort Of sfNff
decent persss cpaid stand IN tive
weeks. Re ffessssse 81 tsastsr thanxs
10 comr viii prelaAty revive intsress
IN the sesesiiSd first class play
house.
Monsieur r~au ssife.- whfrh has
been running AZ the Imperial sh.at~F
IN London since laA October. L. stlil
playing 70 ntanstIng room only
G.S=.s walter Is the s;sg Of the east
Young Saivini. who has been teas~
ing fs.iy with Mis- father IN the lat
t~rss farewell Appearances has Fons
10 London ard. n successful there.
Re viii eoute 70 thts country In th-
fan
Toby Ciaufe % the Chlne~~
Honeymoon Company has sued hsr
Husband. W. y. Carleton. sor ahso. /
lutte divorce. and IN Hostoa. too.
The Struggle Of Life" h the titi- /
of the play that Viii be pat on merit
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week. The play h Haid 90 be one
well suited tn the sanford players,
"NlnK podaa closes a uaryelousiy
profita bile season AZ the etudehaker
In thtcaHo tomorrow evening.
Margaret Annlin. ossatar fos the
coming season with Henry Miller.
will open az trisco IN the fail With
THE Tanning af lieisu
''TwisleY nifiy." Msler q Field's
hodge paaHa. has had run ef go
performances the past season. a rec
ora breaker
Ward ana Nokes. makes. Of ipte-.
wnl Try sonnet hlns b. somebody etc.
neat Year, They are negotiations win
David re Wolf
Sam BERNARD will be- Charles
FrnhmAn'a leading funny man ia his
nexi SEASONS musical comedy.
Amelia bingham will attempt
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STRIKE AT MORAN'S
SETTLED AT LAST
6Oisr Makers and Iron Shipbufders Win Fight for
Shorter Hours and Better Pay After
Two Years

ntns hour day At tire ~aae tina, vas
being paid for hour DAY. since
the company acevdsd % thr fast ds.
snana informally the matter Of the
recognition az the anion and Nakfs
has been gradually adjusted.
In the agreement signed Yesterday
hs.s " esn Rehers Mafan ard Thomas
rtsmins E a. Deyis and X Mckttn
n the bafleranAkera. and A. Hannah.
Martin RAftoa and W. fouatstu n
the nhiphaltarrs q scale Of 81 cents
per hour Was agreed upon.
The met had originally demanded
s. 50 per day or - IS crnts per hour.
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Browns Painless Dentists

7tS list ave. Union blk.
one doot 18th OF MacDougah
6outhwick.
Hours-s 90 a. m. to 8 p. m, Sunday
ga m. until .. m
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Mo STUDENTS

Our Offices have been established for
10 years. The largest Dental Par.
lors in Seattle. and best equipped
pariors on the Pacific coast.
Separate reception room for ladies'
Lady attendant always present
Ten years written guarantees VITA
all work.
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year Doilyls a VERY troubious maid.
'sThe c;ordian Knot" IN which
Olga Sethhrsole wilI star next year.
IL BIZ Claude Clowther. n member OF
parliament.
The tremendous mental appiica-
ton nscsHnary 10 learn tae role or
Captain Swift. which will be eaeayed
by George Aiiaon 81 the Baker Th@s
ter Company al the Seattle nexf
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Canterbury Pilgrims" and wth az
pear ~ the wife ef Bath. opening
AZ New York la October
walter Sanford and hts company
aI players are pfuHsntinE the F'ns
eliah play 'Sportina i.ifr' st the up
town house TINS week There VIII BE
a matinee tamofrau With a final per-
fornaDou tamofrus night
Tho tAtitc Minister vii be pre-.
sentpd AZ the Neattie theateF tonlsht
Al tho matinee tomorrow and Tor the
lAat time tomorrow nikht
Beginning with the sunday after
neon performance tho romantic
drama Captain ANift." vii tsr
presented BY the nakef company fpt
= week swift 4 az outlaw purs
and simple. but. nevertheless. q grsts
lieman The HtofY u one OF the
bandit attsmptinr 60 live down hih
pest in order ~ win the hand Of
sslfsd woman The suicidal climax Il
said 10 hr strong