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The Springdale news., 1905-04-07
in tbe Gown and County.

Public school opened at Wins low Monday.
 J. NJ. Chandler is i'll at his home at Fayetteville.
 Louis Stephens, living near Rhea, fell from a load of hay dis locating his left arm at the el- bow.
 E. T. Caudle of Springdale, father of Ed. Caudle came i'll on Thursday to visit his son. Der ryville Star.
 Four wagon loads of hen fruit | left town for Springdale Monday morning. The egg business is booming. Huntsville Democrat
 Rev. F. c. Fletcher, pastor of the South Methodist church at Fayetteville, will begin series of meetings the first Sunday in May.
 Mrs. NJ. A. Ludlow has pur- chased eight lots i'll Prairie Grove from G. Y. Washburn and will | erect two residences on the prop erty.
 Miss Edith Marrs= returned home last week from d visit with ;, her grand parents, Mir. and Mrs. | ]. k. Barnes of near Springdale. Huntsville Republican.
 kimmons X Walker, owners of the large brick evaporator i'll the east part of town contemplate building an addition to their plant, which will about double their present capacity.
 The Prairie Grove Camp of Confederate Veterans at Prairie Grove will meet Saturday to elect officers for the ensuing year and to select delegates to go to the reunion it Louisville.
 The mayor of Fayetteville has appointed d committee to investi- gate with d view of securing ad dlt1onal ground to be used as cemetery. A sexton is to be em- ployed to give all of his time to the cemetery.
 Henry Crouch has been em- plOyed to take the school census of Fayetteville, and there IS talk of having census of the whole people taken with view of hav- ing Fayetteville declared city ot the first class.
 pr. C. H. Trough, of the Uni yersity of Arkansas, leetured at Prairie Grove Thursday, his sub ieCt being "Woman in HiStory.a He was assisted by Mir. Reeves, d student i'll the University, and the entertainments IS said to have been q success.
 A letter was received this morn ing by County Judge W. E. Will hams, from the superintendent of the state asylum for the insane stating that Mrs. Belle Woods, who was sent to that institution from this county in 1898, died on yesterday morning. The re- mains were inferred in the asy lum cemetery. Fayette ville Daily.
 The two fruit associations at Springdale have decided to unite. They have two societies as there are here and i'll unity there is strength. Our fruit growers should take lesson from this. Siloam Springs Herald
 The Herald is mistaken. There are three associations in Springdale and all of them are doing business on their own hook.
 Joe Lilies now has the distinc- tion of owning the oldest horse in the county. His name is Billie Bozarth, aged 20 years. Billie was owned TOT many years =Dy J. NJ. Bozarth and did service for the Peoples Furniture Store but was after while pensioned off as family horse for which Joe Lilies bought him. From appear ance he is good for at least half a dozen years yet. Fayetteville Review.
 Indictment returned against Wyatt Towns, burglary and grand larceny. Defendant grant ed change of venue to Washing ton county. Towns is charged with stealing an overeoat from the Scaggs hotel in this city. M ID .-1..a. lAl 1,
The Springdale news., 1905-04-07
When You Go Into a Drug Store

to get bottle Of PaInkiller. examine it carefully to see if it is made by Perry Davis, and don't be persuaded to take something just as good" be cause it is few cents cheaper. There is only one Painkiller, Perry Davis , Large bottles 25and 50c. It
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06

De koyon created IN robin Hood, "
The san Francisco Bulletin ot AprO
20 saya "lly actual poll Of the audi
onco at the Columbia last nlght u wne
aeccrinlnod that there were Just 100
on the lower floor 80 IN the nrot bal
cony and 10 N the gallery, This
enumeration includes the person who
ana the counting, and also the dead
heads, OF whom there were douhtlosn
large number for Manager Gottloh,
IN order TO conceal The failure " "lied
Feather" has been very liberal with
paeseoo, Among the $50 persons on
the lower floor were al least clght VINO
had been admitted on newspaper pnss'
~, without counting the deedhceda sent
by tho subsidized weeklica and those
who presented free tickets given AWAY
by n minor publication Ms PRICES IN
nm advertising Contest"
The count Of tho audience NJ the Cos
lumbln proves that the public agrees
with tho Bulletins opinion that Red
Feather " n mediocre opera presented
by n cheap company, and that person
who pays 1850 for seat Eets Only
about 30 cents worthy OF entertain.
mont,'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
PARIS THLATfRS CLOSE Early.

passed through tho religious phase ma
come out OF II an atheist, Tho latter
like H. Augustine lived the life before
he renowned II and became an ascetlo
and fervid son Of the church. For 10
years they had been separated,
The Doctor kcepa n private asylum
pnd among his patients In the Duke dc
uhnilles degenerate morphlnonaniao.
lic has wife, young, charming, intel.
cctunl and VI good principles, she feels
bitterly the wretchelness OF her MAR
dooms her. DR. Morcy's sympathy FOR
her soon gives way To u stronger pas
sion, She, conscious Of her tie, even
though II " but nominal, rtslsts hls
advances, but still she loves him and
he sees H.
10 the clerical brother, who without
being aware OF the relationship she has
made her fathsr contcssor, eho reveals
tho situation, the horror OF n marriage
which ~ no MARRIAGES the unlawful
love which che rcsists but cannot con.
qucr, In her sore temptation abe has
sought strength from tina faith which
she had well nigh abandoned, The priest
prays that no may win this stumbling
soul, Tho doctor enters the housc hav'
ing OWNED where tho duchess had Eone.
Summoned 10 n death bed tho Able
leaves tho two together for while,
While tho doctor II striving 10 batter
down tho walls 81 opposition no Returns,
Priest and lover stand face 10 face In
the duel for n woman, Tho priests
| passionate faith Ia winning en- ths
lover uses his deadliest thrust. "Thls
IN no priest, no saving n soul" no
shouts, this is u man IN love" Tho
priest seeks 10 repel tho taunt by hlgh
words, but his cloquence falls him. Ito
" overwhelmed by tho discovery, thus
brutnly thrust upon him, of tho true
reason why hc burns 10 save tho
Duchess do Chailles
The last act reveals the sore trial ~
tho priest while fate works kindly for
the other side, Tho priest resolves 10
leave the parish for u foreign cline, hut
tho bishop sets him q harder penanoe.
lIhe must exhorr tho duchess 20 marry
the doctor when she ia free. lie does
H. The earthly passion Nv again trans.
mutcd Into the spiritual pHssIon--the
passion for her soul, Tho duke hastens
the solution ~ the problem for the doc
tor by conveniently falling out OF a
window.
Throughout tho play II magnInccntly
acted, NJ, 10 Bargy IN the Able Daniel
IL superb and his triumph should con.
sole him for the sacrifice no has made
10 attain II by shaving on HIS nous.
tache' CURTIS BROWN,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
Special Correspondence,

Special Correspondence,
NARis, April Practically every
- important Paris thcatcr has de-
tIdcd 10 Drlng lts spring season 70
n close soon after the first of june
Instead Of keeping open until the middle
or end Of July, as Ia customary, Upon
making inquiries as to the reason for
this departure, was Informed that II 10
duo entirely 10 the presence OF Buffalo
Dills wild Vast shcS, which IN campcd
Oh lhy champs Dc Mars The directors
Of the Paris thca,orp know from bitter
experience that they win have no chance
against Buffalo BIN once the warn,
weather begins, The manager OF u tho
atrIcal bureau with whom 4 talked to-
day declared that Colonel Cody's last
summer visit To Paris cost tho theatci =
In the Eay city over u million franus
s2OO, 000), and said that having 10 close
w early this year would mean loss
10 the play houses OF an even greater
sum,
Henry Arthur Jones, The English
playwright IN IN Paris on his way ~
London from tho Riviera. where, like
his brother dramatist, Haddon Cham
bera he has been working on u play,
II has been stated Oh the other side OF
the channel that Mr., Jones intended 10
blossom out IN London as an "author-
manager by producing HIS new work
personally ut Tcrry's theater, and many
spcculations have been made an 10 His
reasons for doing no. The dramatist
says, however that there is nothing
whatever IN the report. His new play,
which he VIII return 10 Nice 10 finish
soon, In being written for Charles Froh.
man and VIII be produced IN Now York
next autumn.
Boomer or later an English adaptation
OF NJ, Henri Ipycdnn's "Le Duel IN
sure TO be presented In America, Not
for years has any play produced AT the
Coincide Franoaise" achieved such an
immediate triumph, 80 rapid has been
the development OF the authors genius
that II IN diilicult 10 realize that II IN
by the same hand that drew Don Juan
IN the person OF the Marquis do Priola.
Loyed0n's new play IL both subtle ana
strong and contains situations Of In
tense power. There Ia no blood AMI
thunder about H. Tho duel " q moral
one, fought out between priest and free
thinker for q wolnan'e soul. Dr. Morey
and the Able Daniel pre brothers Be-
ginning life as a mystic tho former has
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
THEATRE GOSSIP

The damatzatlon OF ''rho Bonnie
Bricr Bush which \, H. Stoddart has
been acting for three years In this
country was recently produced for the
FIRST time In ENGLAND
s-ass~sa~-
Mrs, stuart Robson Is soon TO prepare
biography of her late husband, Tho
life Of stuart Robson WIS one ~ tho
most Interesting stage careers OF tho
popular comedians time,
Tho 10th Of May win witness the re-.
ylynl ~ nm all star performance of
"rrlby" N New York, headed by
wilton iackNyc, creator OF SvonpalL
ana VirRlnlo Harmed ms Trllhy
Sarah TruOs who declined tho lead.
ing role IN you Never Can Toll" now
being played by Arnold Days com.
pany viii star next season IN u new
play from the pen or J, I, g. Clark, an.
thor OF Lady lodlva'
Israel Nnngwill gave $1,000, ho other
day toward playhouse for the per.
formunco Of tho works " young ana
comparatively unknown dramatlstg Al.
lred Sulro pledged another $1,000,
George r. Richardson's latest book
"On Nalan'a Mount has been drama
,laod by Ira u, Goodrich. Jr Of llos.
ton The presentation VIII probably DO
made al one OF me Rich .Frohman the,
Rtors IN May, Duy standing or Edward
Morgan win have the leading role,
sss---.s.
Tho now comedy by George v Hobart
and Milton Roylo IN which Miss Marie
Cnhlll VIII star next season, contains a
very serious love story The theme Ia
mn unusual one, and Miss Cnhllla part
VIII glYo her AN opportunity ~ display.
lng tho suprlor dramatic abilities which
her friends claim for her
Cecilia LOTUS, who has gone back
10 vaudeville has added an imitation
OF Ethel Barrymore 10 her repertoire,
which II said 90 he the best BIT OF min.
lcry shc has oyor done, She also mi.
tOtoa Mrs, Patrick Campbell Edna May
Fay Tompleton, Marie Drcsslor Mabel
harrison and Sarah Bernhard,
Henry w, savage has arranged to
produce a comedy OF American ne, en-
Titled 1.-THE stolen story founded on
a tale bearing the Same nnmo by lesso
Lynch Williams and published In 1891
one ~ the scenes VIII show the interior
OF q metropolitan Newspaper Office at
| the hour % B0lnA 10 presA
Tho famous line In Checkers" gee
Amt II ----. TO be poorl' recently aerY'
I'd as the text VI sermon by a che
oago minister who, strangely enough
/ maintained the truth Of tho sentiment
and held n was almost ~ much q mans
duty to escape living In such place
on earth M 10 avoid such n habllallon
In the next world,
|
Margaret Anglln viii net for charity
NJ q lonont matinee 10 be Rlyon IN M
California ihenier next week. for thl
IAN Francisco Maternity hospital Mia
! Anglln has not named her contribution
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06

but II win be one IN which several
members NJ her company VIII hhnrN
'ralmg2lnl probably sing at the per,'
formancc and Julia Marlowe and w H.
solhTn luyo been asked to contribute a
scene from shakespeare,
Tim Murphy OF Texas Sioor' fame,
IL thinking Of making up a company
composed exclusively OF the descend.
ants OF Wcl'BuoWn actors, some OF
those NJ has IN View are John Harry
moro, son NJ Maurice B0rrymoro 4
prandson Of Joseph Jefferson, Mildred
NORTH daughter ~ the late Felix
Norris, Charles nibden Pitt, son ~
Harry and Fanny ADDISON Pit Gilbert
Miner fen NJ Horny Mlllcrl one OF Ed-
win Booths nephows, Alfred Mansfield,
en1 Vera Brewster a niece Of JOlla
Narlowo,
10 Miss Nance ONeil belongs the
credit NJ tARlnR the first practical ana
effective step toward the raising of an
endowment fund FOR the New England
Convalcscun, Rest Home, soon to bo
erected In or ueNr Boston she con-
celycd the idea 70 soon an the purpose
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
ANTIQUITY OF THE SPRING FEs.
TlvAL

From earliest times mankind has cell.
obrOtod Joyous festival at this senson
OF the year Pagan nations made NOR
ny at the return W the sun TO tho
northNnd when the sleeping Garth
awakened after tho death ~ winter and
all nature had n now birth, The rude
Saxon trbos road meanings IN the blos'
somlng flowers and tho fresh bcgln-
nlnga ~ natural llio, IN the south tho
Romans made fonate, tho PeNlnns re-
Rardod tho OCCASION with glfls of eggs,
Nplfyug u resurrection OF the body
and taking all the festivals and their
meaning the lhouRhttul mind can read,
ny trace them, leading 20 the great
christian festival teaching OF tho otcr-
nal life OF the eotil and the rosurroc-
ton OF man from i'e dead,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06

THAT'S society manners all right"
said a girl at another table, but did
you ever see anything no foolish? It's a
good guess shc wants hat or money
10 buy something Of tho sort from her
husband and Ia going 10 pout till she
gets II. but what n contrast her manner
In TO tho man she's never bcen before
ana isn't likely 20 see againl II must
look M absurd 10 the husband M II
does 10 us. II ever I have n husband
III not set about II that way when
want TO got something out of him..
Philadelphia Record.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
SOCIETY MANNERS.

she was plainly Irritated about somc-
thing and sat poutlng as she ate IN q
downtown restaurant, ana not saying n
word 10 tho man with her, evidently her
husband, Before tho luncheon was nm
iebcd another man emo In. Tho hus.
band knew him and called him over 10
their table and introduced him, Tho
woman was then all smirks ana smiles
Her anger disappeared completely and
shc even Included her husband In her
sunny Views OF life,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06


plnylnE nj MoVlckor's thoaler IN y
scenic musical eklt called IAN Round
ohIcngo," IN New York next Monday
nIght he w To revive "Trllby' Win
most Of the original cast including VIII
ten Lacka9o, Burr Mcintosh John
Olendlnnlng. Leo Dilrlchslen, Ma,hilde
Cottrplly Rosa Rand and Narglnla
Harmed, A few weeks further alonR
nj Coney Island Brady win revive
scenes from the lloor war with Gen,
CronJe and the large detachment or
South Africans who took part IN the
~, Louis exposition, For this show
Brady " building nn phllhentcr That
VIII seat 10000 PERSONS, ana tho battle
scenes WIN follow one another day ana
nlght as often ms the crowds gather TO
witness them, Brady, who took things
pretty easily during the early part Of
last season, has certainly come out or
his shell with u rush
n may be said of the revival OF Hen.
rlk Ibsen's "A Dolls House NJ tho
l.ycoum thcnter that the dainty charm
Of Miss Barrymores personality lends
something OF new aspect 70 n mo-
rose, duh aud IN some sense nauscnting
play SIN, the question arises, why
should such n pore0nallty-so guilolern,
~ ingenious, 40 dellghtful.-plunge "
self into tho morbid atmosphere OF lb'
son, whore everything reeks with tho
,,1, o." Jaw ,h,a ,,nrrv,,oro ui,l win
H. .n,r,,i ,nnncant ayoa ana her fresh'
wv, rW",,Sn s,r,,S,,nnss "a ossoeis,e her.
ss,e Viii vhnIos"n,e n,rvs md heroinea
~ Mn, Wy" a,,,ar, ,n,he, ,ham renulsive
s,ogo tales lad IN abhorent surround.
v, ,ys ana h,rrn,ving brniIahness'
n q ,yuo,a cor,,s IA Ilarlom n
.eoL bo,na ,yhoro he ,viu hrina 10 n
Nose Nj so,na,haf hrlof hWt oycontion,
oIlv aucpessr,i Amerlc,n ,onr Tor
M oo"asion la oil, on,aryo hi. renor.
, ,nin 'N oi,ho",m ~ sunh ,,ocooding a
wunn " ,i, uo,n,sa," INNS nnch no. '0rha
~ ~ Lu ~, 1--WE ,'o q, 49," o,d ''rho Mil
a, ,v,V,pmV' ~ "Vn , n, "W"oa,vo n, Ma
hn,nbS" Nm "Ih w VII ohnngo ,ho XII
n "", ,Ian"1' rnoso"Wn,, ada,,,on "a
Moo' drn,nno5 "nIrendv" nnmod "Ton,
n,,,t, - ,,no,la Ias,i,,," ond ,,Tha
ir,gght., si1a i" Al, nvi,Inra iii, oon,
haT "a An,ari,o nor,v Nov, AN w,,l'
sso",o,oI Aa,inon oe,nrs MA nn,roas ",
Nv h ~ ,u n, an,,o ~ uhon uors MIN
h,n, ~ ,,vo nonra ' "un IN MI noumnirvy ""'
""' WV ''' W. :" WV N''"
,, ,, - or,., j.,
vaudeville in two Ii(Ierent thcater,
Week, 1, IA likely I'M both thcsc NAV.
| ara nro rapidly npproachnp their ann
pcrformnnccs In public Miss Morris has
| crown notlcenbly IniIrm. and oNeIl
| olthouph ms robust ns over, has una h
| Ma pllo and talks in satisfied wny
| about retiring TO enjoy the fruits OF nj,
lnbors
Thompson a pundy have their iron.
| bles nj Tho Ilippodrome prlnclpnliy with
| Tho an, culaiors. OF whom ihorc nro from
AZ 10 40 every night blocking the aida,
| walk. annoying tho thousnnds Of mai
rons of thc house and hnrraSsing IN,
management MANY of ihoge men moi
satisfied with A reaeonnbo proni az,
| go, -, "a A., 40 al e.,, * .',,,,,,N W" ~,
81 tickets and IN order 10 minImIso ,hel,
deprodntlona A haa boon decided 4,
plare mo- moro OF those seats an sole a,
,hc boSofIcc In advance Mr. Thomp,
son With much INDICATION snid ycster,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06

Garden and will remain until the end
Of the season. When MIR, Savage took
tho Garden theatcr many persons OF
profound wisdom observed that no had
u Jonah on his hands Hut there has
been no change Of bin since the open.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06

OF tho homo was explained 10 her by
DR., W. Irving Blanchard, tho originator
of the Idea OF n cOnyalcecent rest, of
arranging for n monster benefit per-
formanoc 10 be given M the Boston tho'
alter Oh the afternoon OF Tuesday May
., In this aifnlr she has tho earnest
ana cordial corporation OF MI, Mckee,
Rankin ana other prominent theatrical
lights, who promise that the entertain.
mont itself shall prove one Of the best
ever provided by professionals IN loe'
ton, Already dozen or moro thcntrl-
cal managers have volunteered 10 FUR.
nlsh talent and the list Of people who
win take part IN the performance VIII
include, not alone members OF the va.
rious companies playing IN roHton dur
ing the weok OF MeyS enl a vo, = NUM- VHim,,
and points ON tho New England circuit
Miss O'Noll ana company VIII appear
IN one ~ the most famous ana popular
plays IN her repertoire
Concerning u former salt Lake hp'
troae, one who played NJ me ulhhl lnu-
alter FOR one or two seasons, the IleY0"
land Plain Dealer OF last sunday says.
Laura Nelson Han closes her CleNolani
ongagomonl with the coming wookH
production of "rhc Mnskod Boll' at
the Colonial ,hcDtor No actress has
ever before played such a long en-.
gngement IN this city, and the record
OF 60 consecutive weeks " indeed one
TO be- proud or Miss Hail leaves Glove
land one week before the close Of the
Vaughan CHASER stock oompanys en-
gngemont IN order to mako all necessary
preparations for her summer engage
mont IN columbus Miss Hall, by her
acting and charming personality, has
created u warm spot In the hearts OF
Cleveland thontorBoore, Sho has playol
more than 80 distinct ross since the
opening OF the stock season at the Coz
lOnlal over u yonr ago, ana \ ohnrao'
tors portrayed by her have Nrvod u
display the many phases W her artistic
talent The public has found IN hcl
work strength, WyOclty girllehneas
emotional powers and dainty comedy
traits, and enjoyed them all, should
Miss Han over return 10 Cleveland she
WIN undoubtedly be accorded a hearty
welcome ana her picture viii occupy q
prominent position In tho mental gal
lery Of ccveland's fayorlto actresses,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06

ing night and II would appear that ~
ever there was n Jonah In the Garden
he has taken % the back trail since
confronting the impotuouS and resist,
less Mr., savage
LIsANpER RICHARDSON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06

The 10th Of May VIII witness the re-.
Nlval " nm All star performance OF
"rrllby" IN New York, headed by
wilton lacRNyc, creator OF SvongalL
and Nirglnln Harmed ms Trllhy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06

Sarah TruOs, who declined tho lead.
ing role IN You Never Can roll" NOW
being played by Arnold Days com.
pany viii star next season IN u new
play from the pen of j. l. G., Clark, an.
thor OF Lady lOdlya,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06

Mrs, stuart Robson is soon TO prepare
u biography Of her late husband, Tho
life " stuart Robson WIS one Of tho
most Interesting stage careers of tho
popular comedians time,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06

The damatizallon OF 'rho Bonnie
Bricr Bush which y, H. Stoddart has
been acting for three years In his
country, was recently produced for the
FIRST time IN England,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06

Margaret Anglln viii net for charity
M o lonont matinee 10 be Rly0n IN the
California ihcnter next week for the
Fan Francisco Maternity hospital Mas
AnElln has not named her contribution,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-28

is being asked to give away valuable
franchises without any consideration
whatever. The same gentleman was
in Astoria about eight months ago
with a proposition to build hotel.
He was told by c. H, Page that II he
would deposit $4,000 In some bank rs
an evidence of good faith, he, Page,
would consider the proposition, This
meant that IL Mr.. whipple had any
faith In the project and was willing
To back UP that faith with metallic sub
stance of the realm, thai Mr.. Page
would guarantee the balance of the
money necessary to build the hotel,
Was IL done9 There is no record or
II, and the hotel project is as dead
as Hamlet's ghost, Applications from
such sources then should be looked
upon with suspicion.
There is no objection to granting a
franchise for an opposition light and
telephone service, but II should only be
granted to responsible persons ana not
upon gentle sephyrs with the velocity
OF cyclone. Too many enterprises
have been built in Astoria on wind
and all there is In evidence of them. Is
a. vacuum in the memory of man. The
Astorian is unalterably opposed to the
passage of the whipple franchise ordi-
nance in its present form. and insists
that II the ordinance is amended, a
condition should be inserted requiring
a deposit of ss5,OO0 as an evidence that
il is not being secured for purely spe-
culative purposes.
Anyone that shows good faith-and
business stability. viii be granted con-
cessions and will receive the support
Of the press and public.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-28

Now comes the news that Texas aas
lndorsed President Roosevelts policy,
Let's see. how much majority did
Teddy get In Texas.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-28

BY mail. per year, in advance 81 81
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-28

Entered at the postoffice at Astoria,
Oregon as seccnd-class matter.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-28

The demand for the abollshment OF
grand juries in oregon Is almost as
strong as the demand for the abolish
ment OF grand dukes In Russia.