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The evening world., 1903-11-10
President in Brief Message to
Congress Advocates Adoption
of the Cuban Treaty Sub
mitted to 1t for Approval.
ah0T AN AMERICAN
INTEREST IS SACRIFICED"
Demanded on Considerations of
Broad National Policy and
Desirable as Guaranty Of
Good Faith Toward Cuba.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1o.-The follow
srr message of President Roosevelt was
<aeiivered to-day to the extraordinary
session of Congress:
To the senate and House of Repre-
sentatlves:
i a v convened the Congress that It
may consider the legislation necessary
10 nut into operation the commercial
treaty with Cuba, which was ratified by
Sthe Senate at Its last session, and SUB
scquently by the Cuban Government. l
deem such legislation demanded not onIy
by our interest but by our honor. we
cannot with proprlety abandon the
course upon which we have so wisely
embarked.
when the acceptance of the Plat
amendment was required from Cuba by
the action of the Congress OF the
United States. this Government thereby
definitely committed itself to h policy
Of treating Cuba as occupying a unique
position as regards this country. II
vas provided that when. the island be-
came a free and independent republic
she should stand In UGH close relations
with us as In certain respects to come
within our system OF international
policy: and It necessarily followed that
she must to n certain degree become
Included within the lines OF our eco
nomIc policy. SO
Naval stations for Cuba,
M -
Situated as cuoa rs u "o"iu !" ~
possible tor THIS county 10 PcrH'' -
Strategic aouse ot 'he isiahu W any
foreign military power. IL ior' Inns
: that certain limitations "h'e
been imposed upon her hnaneial pol
ICY. ana that ava STATIONS nave oeeh
conceded by her TO the United states
sne '~hegU,ia.iohs as " tne ue'as =,
ccmp,etIon yrhey are so situated az TO
rrev ant arv Ala that there ia the in
+.rt,on sver IN u,e them against Cuba
~ a,hsry,se than for the .nrn,ec1or
" eei"iS 40" pt".ion
- Suoa ,r""p ~ se.eeH
1pes' ana lot inc pet'er s~alesuaruins "
American interests In the waters south
If ~ 90
Ac,.L. g.. ,ross .,,ca
Supa mas mhue great "Vs'es' SnNe
her Independence wa established. She
he. ad,anced staadnv In syerv UNIV
~
n aiready STANDS hish among her
sister republics of the new world. She
4. ,oy,ttv oh,aryiny bor obitg ,.loa,s 40
y 'o,."' ' NJ" 'HNs-
u, ard she Is entitled toiike treatment
BIZ us,sP a.
5rha fr...v suh,,i,,oa 90 49,, 49, a.,
aea'y suo'eo 70 you ior ny
prevail secures to the United Statas
economic adyantages as great as those
-s,.,, ~ c,h, M, an anario,n 49,
sven 70 LUZ Nv. an Ahtah in'et-
est IS sacrlnced. BY the treaty a large
Cuban market Is secured to our pro-
S',csrs n, "a marrat vsIoh u,s =,
e1ses 10 'p'"e' WHO" tes ~
our doors, which is already large. which
Is capable of great expansion aud which
q asnao,a,,,, imno-+an, 60 ,ho aomaan-
esp.'ans iipo.'an' " '"e ue'eiop-
nent OF our export trade.
>su.~ r.. ~ n..
""' W. A"' ~ D'A'
rhB, ractnrocit, trea,v .,nds h. ,,sai,
e 49, s'unus y. INSeii
broad national policy as we'll as by our
economic interest. II will, do narm n
no industry. IL will beneat many indus,
The evening world., 1903-11-10

found the woman's lifeless body across
the bed. i 't
Mrs. Jones was a widow without chill
dren and was about ffty-three years
old. Those in the house knew little OF
her life before she came to the house
several weeks ago.
The evening world., 1903-11-10

teenth street early to-day. The gas was
turned on and the police say she COM
mitted suicide. No letters were found
In the room.
Others in the house smelled gas in
the halls md traced 1t to Mrs. James's
room. They broke open the door and
The evening world., 1903-11-10
FOUND DEAD IN BED,

Gas Turned on and Police Say h
Committed Suicide.
Mrs. Leonora James was found dead
In bed In her room at No. 81 West Nine
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-27
tie Llkea % People

Olympia, Wash, April 27-George
=. J.ittlewood. the young farmer who
has attained considerable notoriety
through his marriages Of women twice
his & has been granted a decree Of
divorce by default from Mary Ellen
Littiewood. aged % Mrs Littlewood
failed 10 put In an appearance.
Littlswood has been conspicuous In
his actions ever since his marriage to
his last wife December 10, 1902. lie
states In his complaint that he had
been driven from his home by his
six-foot ~step-son. and other numerous
step-children. carrying out dictates Of
their mother, In e1pelling him from
his own roof Llttlewood has ap
peared in Olympia with a badly mu
ulated and pommeled person on sew
eTal occasions.
While telling his troubles 10 a jus
uce Of the peace. who was familiar
with his matrimonial history. he was
asked the question: Why do you mar
~ such tOothless old women" Little
wood made reply that he just could
not refuse them when they asked him
10 be their husband.
LittlewOod r. a nan 81 but a few
years over 20. and perhaps holds the
record. not only for the number Of
times he has been married. but for
the ages Of HIS several brides, every
one Of the Eve being over twice bis
age at the time Of the marriage, and
the eldest 50.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-27
Troops TO Escort Governor odsll.

Albany. n. Y. April 27.-Arrange
ments have been perfected by Alt
Gen. Henry for the escort Of 1000
National Guardsmen which will ac.
company Governor Odell 10 St Louis
20 participate In the exercises attend.
ing the dedication OF the buildings Of
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition.
Governor Odell and the members Of
his stan viii leave this city on a
special train AZ midnight tonight. and
viii arrive at 81. Louis Wednesday
morning. The escort will comprise
100 eavalrymen. a division Of 70
naval militiamen and Of representa-
lions from various infantry organiza.
throughout the state. Col Sam
uel N. Kelsch OF Buffalo. the seuior
Colonel in the Guard. has been desig
mated 10 command the escort.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-27

{ take a pleasant herb drink. the next
morning feel bright and my com.
plexion II better. My doctor says II
acts gently on the s.omache. liver and
Kidneys. and Is a pleasant laxative. II
Is made % herbs. and Ia prepared AZ
easily as tea. Il Is called Lanes med.
lcine. All druggists sell II At 25c and
80 cents. Lanes Family Medicines
moves the bowels each day. n you
cannot get Il. send for free samples
Address. Orator Woodward. Leroy.
n Y
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-27
BEST
WAY TO
Ftr TANANA
Twenty Day Trip Only by
Way of Valdez
Best Time TO Start is About
the Last of May
valdez NewsD

What are the condition of the Val.
DEE route-the only safe and reliable
one to the Tanana The season is too
far advanced. II is true. for people to
come from the states and attempt TO
sled in overland with horses. but
those already here and those who will
arrive during tho next ten days will
have plenty time. But for those who
desire TO go in light with dogs this is
the shortest. quickest and easiest and
most desirable route to take from
every point OF view. The trail is in
excellent condition, the country is
practically level, and the trip can be
made in eighteen to twenty days.
But the man who leaves Valdez
about the 25th of May with pack
horses will reach the diggings twenty
or thirty days ahead OF those who
arrive on the first boats, And not
only will he be sure OF getting there,
but the trip can be made In very
much less time and at very much less
expense. lie may pack $50 pounds
on a horse and make an average Of 20
miles a day and make n pleasure trip
OF it. This will bring him 10 the dig.
gings IN twenty days from valdez.
whereas 81 ne goes by either Of the
other routes ne win be anywhere
from thirty to forty days making the
trip. and perhaps longer. depending
upon the state Of the water In the
Tauana.
lie passes Through a country which
furnishes an abundance OF forage
for bis horses. n country which
abounds In Wild game, both large and
small. a country the streams Of
which TEEN with FISH, and II he de-
sires. the stampedor may take as an
outfit only a rife. a pound Of salt and
a lev pounds OF powder-he will not
only make the trip all right. but will
fare sumptuously all the way. lie
evades the danger OF hanging up on
a sandbar and losing his OUTFIT, his
summers work or his life. and II for
any reason ne should change his
mind and not desire 20 go to the Ia
mana, he Is In a country with llmiuess
mineral possibilities. and he will Ger
tainly not waste his time by stopping
and prospecting. All things consid
cred the overland routh from Valdez
Is unquestionably tho best Of the
tire eto the Tanana. and as soon as
this fact becomes known. this trail
will be lined with people going In and
out. or course, In the fall almost the
entire travel 10 tho outside will come
by way OF Valdez. Navigation will
close before the season does. and
those desiring 20 come out will have
no alternative but 10 come by way Of
valdez unless they desire TO mush 20
Dawson, which Is not at all likely.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-27

For liver troubles nnd constipation
There's nothing better In creation
pills
They always effect a cure and save doctor
bills.
Little Early Risers are different from all
other pills. They do not weaken the sys-
ten, but act rs a tonic 10 the tissues ny
arousing the secrefi0ns aud restoring the
liver 20 the full performance ~ lts func
tiOna naturally. For sale BY . a. Haas.
90 State street.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-27
ACKER'S
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS

Dyspepsia and all disorders ahs
Ing from Indigestion. Endorsed By
physicians evefyWhere. Sold b. all
druggists. No cure. no pay. Is eenta
Trial package free b. writing 10 w.
IA. Hooker a Co. Buffalo. n. Y.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-27

Is ueser failing sign Of q healthy
stomach 4 out Of order. There Is 20 rem
edy IN the World equal 10 Kodo DyBpep-
sia Cure for curing Indigestion, dyspepsia
and al stomach disorders Mr. May y
Crict. ~ white Plains. ky. writes y
have been a dyHpepfic fOr years-fned AT
klnds Of remedies. but confinued % froa
WOrse. By the use % KOd0l 4 began 20
improve Al oncs. and AFTER takinE : feg
b0ttle am fully restored IN weight. health
and strength. dn1 can eat whatever Ahe
kod0i olnrsta What you eat, and make
the atomach sweet for sale by " o.
HaaL % State street
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CA ~ % III
Bear, tia ne Kind YoB Have klSaB Bogr
'I', q GH3zzzzM


The quickest way to find help OF
all kinds Ia TO place a want ad In The
Journal. A few hours later your all
Is answered and filled. Put II In The
Journal today.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-27

Mok Tea positively Cures Sick
Headache, Indigestion and Constipa'
ton. A delightful herb drink. Re
moves all eruptions OF the skin, pro
ducing a perfect complexion or money
refunded Csc. and SOC. Write 20 Us
for free sample. W. II. Hooker a Co,
Buffalo. N. Y. ID. J. Fry. Druggist
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-27
Just Received.

The FIRST new Tillamook cheese.
Guaranteed to be superior TO any
Eastern or California brands. Give us
your order while we have a fun stock
BRANSON a Raglan
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-27
Why Not.

Go whore you "a get the best?
The White House Restaurant IL the
most popular restaurant in the city
Open day and night
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-27

We Want a Representative every
city and town in this state to pre-
sent our business. Our proposition
Is an exceptional one, and offers to
a good. reliable, honest party, with
references. not less than 500 per
month. No canvassing or appoint.
ing OF agonts-a bona nde. legiti.
mate business. Address. with
stamp, c. q. Pulsifer q Co. Lumber
Exchange. Seattle. A16-1m.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-27

Acker's Blood elixir positively
Cures Chronic Blood Poisoning aud
all Scrofulous affections. AZ all times
a matchless system tonic and purifier.
Money refunded u you are not salts.
ned. soc. and $500. d. j. Fry. Drug.
Eigt
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-27
Presidents Visit to Des MoInes.

Presidents Vislt 10 pes MoInes.
Dos Moines, Ia, April 27.-The
capital city OF Iowa Is putting on hol.
iday attire In honor OF President
Roosevelt who o. to be here tomor.
row. Visitors are already arriving
and IL Is expected that the crowd viii
ho one OF the largest over seen here.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-27
VETERINARY.


Successor 10 Dr. j.. NJ Keene, In
White Corner, Salem, Oregon. Parties
desiring superior operations az mo6.
crate fee In any branch are IN oapsolnl
request
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-27
J. BrOwnSteln & Son.

136 cOHn street, Highest cash price
paia for Hides. Pells. Wool. Tallow
ana furs: also :geneTal dealer IL oia
Iros, RnkheF ana Metals.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-27

osTEoPATHV.V

prs. N. 7. %sehoettls. Frank !. Barr
and Anna N. earr-Graduates
American school of. osteopathy,
Kirksvine, Mo-, successors to DR..
Grace Albright. ONCE hours . to
IL ana 1880 10 $3.50 o'clock. odd
Fellows Temple. Phone Main 27a1;
residence phone 26OS Red.
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CLASSIFIED ADS

Advertisement. five lines or lcss. 10 THIS column
a month. Al ever 1--WE tines AZ ths same rate.
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FoR eALE.

For sale.-Little pigs, Inquire OF w,
r. Kaplinger. 1% miles aest OF the
asylum. 4-2f.3ts
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-27

For Sale or Trade FOR Suburban
residence property near car line,
Ave acres one mile east Of asylum,
a small house. good well, and or.
chard OF mixed frults-over 40
trees In full bearing. Can loon.
must be disposed Of T.. A. Lewis,
RI q City. i.23-1w'
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CLASSIFIED ADS
Advertisements, I'VE nsss Or Isss. 10 mis- column
Inserted three tlrres for 2se, soc Week $3.50
q month. Al ovsI five ilues stths same rate.
We Want a Representatives every
city and town in this state to pre-.
sent our business. Our proposition
Is an exceptional one. and offers TO
a good. reliable. honest party. with
references. NOT less than 500 per
month. No canvassins or appoint.
ing OF agonts-a bona ade, legiti-
mate business. Address, with
stamp, c. q. Pulsifer q Co, Lumber
Exchange. Semitic. +16.tm.
MALE HELP WANTED.
Wanted.-Seyeral persons OF good
character to manage district Office
in each state for house OF long
standing. Salary $40 weekly in
cash each Thursday, direct from
main Office, with all expenses. Co
lonial Co. Chicago, +22-iw
For Sale.-Three No. 1 farms. En-
quire OF Or. Cusick, over Capital
National bank. 4.25.
For SaIe.-A young Jersey COW. good
mixer. Inquire OF A. Patterson.
first house OF City View cemetery,
For sale.-Little pigs, Inquire Of w
f. Kaplinger. tx miles aest OF the
asylum. 4.24.St'
For sale.-sccond. hand busy, In
good condition. Call at once at
o 8, Mccormack building. l.2S.'
FOR, ssle.-Eight room house and 10
lots. Price $500. Address "a c..
care Journal. 4.23-twk"
For Sale or Trade for suburban
residence property near a line,
Ave acres one mile east Of asylum
a small house. good well. and or
chard OF mixed frults-over 40
trees In full bearing. Can soon.
must be disposed o. H. A. Lewis,
re. u City. i.23-1ws
For Sale Good second.hand SQUARE
piano. Inquire at Journal onice.
i.22.iw
For Sale.-Whlte Langshang eggs Tor
setting. sellwood strain. Inquire az
Sam Ludrs blacksmith shop. corner
Front and Center streets. i.is-im'
For Sale or Rent-six acres. 3 miles
out. orchard. garden. ? acres Of pas.
ture; good water. See c. w. Pear
mine, 2 miles north Of city. on river
road. 49tf
For saIe.-One ten.room house; por'
celain bath and hot and cold water.
Cali at 562 Liberty street. 4-G.tf
FOR RENT.
For Rent-Lafec furnished room
with board. Call at 80 South Com.
mercial street A.25.9t
Rooms Tor Rent.- Upstalrs. cottlc
block. by day. week or month.
Also light housekeeping rooms.
Electric lights, open all hours. Mat
tie Hutchinson, prop, 4-29lyr.
For Rent-Farm Of 50 acres. 3 mlies
from Salem. 45 acres good bottom
land. clear and ready for crop of
hay or potatoes. Apply 10 John
Moir. 2O7 Commercial street.
4.28.ats
For Rent-sulte OF Rooms, sl7 Hlgh
street, With board. i.2O-iwk
For Rent.-seven-rOom house. base.
ment and well water. Call on A.
schreiber. ga High street i-lS.tf
For Rent-A modern 7 o house
with every convenience, good water
piped into same. with 40 acres pas
ture and garden land. plenty Of
fruit Chickens and Jersey COW
for sale. Just the place for eastern
man. r. G. Ball. Turner Ore. H.
y ID. No. 3. 3.3O-iwtf
LOST AND FOUND.
Lost-cow, gray and white spotted
wore bell. aged 3 or . years. he.
turn or notify owner. Chas Gerber
residence Howell Prairie. =. o.
SilyertOn, H. " ID. f-2f.3t
Lost-A set Of accordian pleating
needles Finder leave At Salem gas 4.
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For SaIe.-One ten'room house; por'
celain bath and hot and cold water.
Call at 5G2 liberty street. 4-G.tf
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MlscGLLANGoUs

MISCELLANEOUS.
RsmOVsl.-The salem Carriage Fac
tory. Werner Fennell proprietor.
has moved from Commercial street
10 North Liberty at the bridge.
Can and see the new place. and in.
spect the work done. Satisfaction
guaranteed Werner Fennel.
Eggs for setting-Purs bred White
Plymouth Rock and Black Minor
cas-. the best layers known. r. II.
Blunden. MOrnlngside. Telephone
No. 2O6g Red. 320|u
Tou will always md the Choicest
meats aud groceries At the lowest
prices At Edwards 4 Luseher's. sc
and 4l0 State street Phone orders
given special attention.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-27

Lost-A set Of accordian pleating
needles. Finder leave al Salem gas
works. f.24-3t
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FoREsTEae o. AhGRlcA = Court
Sherwood FoEestsrs No ia Mests
Friday night In Turner block. q
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-27

For Sale or Rent.-Six acres, 3 miles
out. orchard. garden. ? acres Of pas.
ture; good water. See @. w. Pear
mine. 2 miles north OF city. on river
road. 49tf
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FOR RENT.

For Rent-suite Of Rooms. si7 Hlgh
street, With board. f2O-iwk
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LosT AND FOUND.

gray and white spotted
wore bell. aged 3 or . years. Re
turn or notify owner. Chas Gerber,
residence Howell Prairie. =. o.
SilyertOn. X. r. -. f.2i.3t
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-27

For Rent-A modern 7 house
with every convenience. good water
piped into same. with 40 acres pas
ture and garden land. plenty Of
fruit Chickens and Jersey COW
for sale. Just the place for eastern
man. r. G. Ball Turner Ore. Il.
r. ID. No. g. 3-3O-iwtf
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-27

For Rent.-seven-room house. base.
ment and well water. Call on A,
schreiber. ga High street 4-l3.tf
The Teton peak., 1903-11-26
Tom Horn Pays Penalty
Hung for Murder OF Willie
Nickel.

Tom Horn. the murderer of Willie
Nickel. and one of the worst des-
peradoes of the West, was hanged at
Cheyenne, Wyo.. last Friday, Nov. Goth
at Hos a, IN. game to the last and
smiling His neck was broken by the
fall of the trap. No attempt at rescue
was made and the execution passed off
quietly Horn denied that he had ever
confessed the murder of Willie Nickel
but told his spiritual advisers he had
been guilty of crimes but not wiifully
So
Ten minutes before he was bound for
the scatfold he lay on his cot smoking a
cigar and looking out at the spectators.
Frank and Charles Irwin sang a
sentimental cowboy song and were al
lowed to shake hands with Horn.
In just sixteen minutes after the drop
Horn was pronounced dead by physi-
clans and his body taken down 1t was
turned over to Charles Horn a brother
of the dead man, and taken by him to
Boulder, Colo, for burial
The Teton peak., 1903-11-26
Dies Protesting His Innocence Up to the
Last Moment.
WAS A SUCCESSFUL ONE.
ortenen Forfe Ills Life for the Murder of James ay DECLARING
Himself Innocent to the Very Las-Bids Friends and
Relatives Goodbye and Meets Death
Without Sign Of Fear.

Peter Mortensen the assassin James Hay friend and
neghbor dead He has given life for life nic
ton OF mans punishment is has come The
penalty further The have been salts
fed His prison cell is empty remains are now in the
grave
10 the end Mortensen proved himself
able That his cruel and his
nerve his whole conduct proved Hope ever his
No matter how dark the thew drew
about him. or how unproptous this that development his
case he hoped Even the night e when Gov
Wells told him he believed him guilty that there could
repreve he apparently believed chance Accord
ngy he fought for with all the engmatica mystery
strange makeup But the visit reply he
could do nothing for him chilled him very marrow Still
hee was evidence OF his Weakening He maintained his
pehensibe socm just before except even more
firm and fixed He Friday morning md
slept lke log expression of the Deah Watch
When he awoke it $50 o'clock Then
and prepared hmee for breakfast paoo that meal as
heartily though he about hunting expedition
He not very alkatve. On contrary was moody
and thoughtful What passing through his
disclose the guards There speculation
he gong to make death statement
would 'de game he put it, "Tha do" he
said 'and that is what shall try course it is
tough proposition to face and fellow
going to do until he against and will
about it, Thus he reasoned calmly phlosophcay That he
spoke the truth this instance there doubt given
many evidences during his term of Imprisonment that espsed
cowardice
The a lamentabe and never-tobe forgotten
him and he felt their keeny But his secomposure
wonderful degree and was evident he was making
mighty struggle he walked between the guards
chair into which he strapped The great
beads his barred forehead
test and weed his eyes he his
his brother But be it said to his credit
due him, he died as he wanted o-game
The condemned blindfolded by Deputy Sherfs
Smith led the
1927 followed by Guard Drggs Sheriff Emery, Mayo
Odell and Wilcox Smith and Cowan strapped him
securely binding his shoulders ankles prisoner
dressed in overalls had black white
coat vest white piece pinned
heart he had shaken Young other
officials the enclosure cleared 1851 Sheriff
the signal fire and all five guns rang simultaneously
Shots taking effect
When the fired the body slightly head
forward his hands trembed
back and he News
The Teton peak., 1903-11-26
CORIANTON.
The Romance of the Siren and
the Prophet.

This great spectacular production will
be presented at the st. Anthony opera
house on Friday evening Nov 27th, 1908.
This is by far the best production that
ever visitel this section of the country.
The company carries five full sects of
special scenery, all the beautiful
costumes as seen in Salt Lake, San
Francisco and all the large cities of the
great northwest This is no small
show, but the real "Corianton, ~" in all
its splendor and brilliancy. The stage
for this play will be entirely rid of it's
own scenery, the company using their
own throughout
WHAT NEWSPAPERS SAY:
"Corianton'' positively makes lthe e
most elaborate production of "Quo
Vadis'' pale into insignifcence 1t is
the grandest scenic play ever presented
in Denver. Rocky Mountain News.
The many kind words said of
"Corianton" were certainly deserved
Eleven curtain calls show the apprecia-
tion.-Sioux City Herald
The scenery is rich and varied and
the costumes sumptuous and original.
Spokane Spokesman Review
A play well staged, gracefully peo-
pied, and withal play worthy the
consideration of the student of pre-
historic times Anaconda Standard.
The cast is adequate to the finer
points of the piece and the principals
acquit themselves we'll Butte Miner.
"Coranton' is an absolute novelty in
the line of dramatic amusement
presented by cast of uniform excel
lence The performance is of thrilling
interest from beginning to end Curtain
calls are very numerous. 1t has love
interest in abundance, and quick and
direct action. The lines are serious,
lofty in sentiment and of great beauty.
The climaxes are dignifed, impressive
and cumulative.-Sea Times