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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-30
Raldina Joints in kansaa.

BY Associated Press.
Abilene, Kas., Aug 3O-Eyery joint
in this county was raided today TWEEN
tyiive joint keepers were arrested
charged with violation o. the p,oh!-
hition law
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Prof w. c. Canterbury, who has
been employed as principal of the Ard.
more High School arrived today on
the Choctaw from Grand Rivers, Ky
tle was met by Prof. Evans, superin
tendent of the schools.
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LABOR DAY, SEPTEMBER 8.
Notice.

Monday Sept. 3, being National
Holiday, we will not collect any laun
dry on this day
ARDMORE STEAM LAUNDRY.
NEW STEAM LAUNDRY.
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LABOR DAY.

Remember Labor Day Monday, Sep
tember 3. The greatest event in the
history of Ardmore. For privileges
on ground see ad of committee In
this paper. 23.6t
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BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
New York Aug. 30.-Bryan after
spending the night aboard the yacht
Him. today went aboard Lewis Nix.
on's houseboat, anchored off the Ocean
Yacht Club pier at Stapleton. Mr..
Bryan will go aboard the yacht again
this afternoon for luncheon. At 3
o'clock "a start will he made for the
Battery, landing Bryan at o'clock.
At noon, Bryan received newspaper
men aboard the houseboat. lie would
not talk politics or persons. In an.
swer to questions about Russia, Bryan
said, mo one can say what exper.
fences Russia will pass through during
the next few years, but it is possible
to say she is going to have a consti.
tutional form OF government"
Scores Of workmen in Madison
Square Garden are arranging seats for
tonight's reception. A tremendous
crowd Is expected, The crowd OF Wis.
itors from various sections OF the
country was largely augmented thl.
morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-30
New Buuaies.

We have in a very fine line of new
buggies and are making the prices
and terms attractive. Call in, look
through our stock and get our prices
before you buy.
NOBLE BROS.
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To Fort Smith for Trial.

David Draper, the young white boy,
II years of age, who has been con.
fined in the Federal Jail at this place,
was taken to Fort Smith, Ark, yes.
terday, lie will be tried at Ft Smith
for stealing a registered letter from
the postofice at Wilson, Ark, a small
place near FIT, Smith. Draper VISA
arrested at Lone Grove some weeks
ago, where he was discovered. He
was taken to Fl Smith by Office Dep.
uty Hammer on an order of removal.
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Attention WoodmSn.
NOBLE BROS.

Assessment No 191, due Aug l.
1906, must be paid on or before Sept I
or You will stand suspended until
paid 7. j. JONES.
A9-3t Clerk.
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LABOR DAY.

Remember Labor Day, Monday, Sep
tcmbor 8 The greatest event in the
history of Ardmore. For privileges
on ground see ad of committee in
this paper. 236t
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3 cent cigar,

An accurate clinical, or fever, ther-
mometer will determine the true con.
dtion of person who shows signs
of fever. We have guaranteed ones
mt 75o TO $3.50
20 F. j. RAMSEY, Druggist
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Good grass and water, 81 per month
cash. Phone 372. Plainview Farm. 21tf
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WANTED-Ten quarrymen who un-
derstand rock quarrying and stone
work. For right kind of men will pay
$l75 per day. STEADY work for six
months. Apply to J. w. Fielder.
phone so, at once. 26.7
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FOR RENT-Sept. 1st, a good six
room house, storm house, barn, out
buildings with one block of ground;
one of coolest locations with pret.
tiest view in the city. Phone 21S.
3-tf j. w. SHACKELFORD.
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FOR RENT-Upstairs room for light
housekeeping. Inquire at billiard
hall. 27-tf
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LADIES:

Make your orders for tailor I ade
suits, coats, skirts and riding skirts
with
191m J. ]. STOLFA.
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Fok sALE-A perfectly matched team
for carriage or buggy; good saddlers
also. j. d. Tanner, e st and Fourth
Ave, n. w. l9tf
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Four room house on End
avenue, n. w. Apply to b. +. Mills.
1856
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FOR GALE.

FOR SALE-An old rubber tire buggy,
for SIS. Will take quilting for half
payment. Apply 1880 West Main
81. 29.2d
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Seaside hotels cause more men to
go broke than do the breaking.
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FOR RENT-Or sale, Underwood,
Remington and Smith Premier type
writer's on easy terms.
.23tf Selvidge Business College.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-UnderwooG
Remington and Smith-Premier type
writer's on easy terms.
23tf Selvldge Business College.
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FOR SALE-Cheap; car load each
of and two year old mules, gem
tie, out OF good mares and by good
jacks. Also car of gentle saddle and
work horses. j. II. Roper Itasca.
Hill Co., Texas. 1920
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FOR SALE-Stock Of general mer.
chandise, will invoice $500 to ss,-
00O Building also for sale. The
only store in good little railroad
town. Postofiice goes with the stock.
Cheap for spot cash. Address w. 7.
Thompson, Bob, |. T. calm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-07
DESOE TQk-ALTA
Buena ammonia entire unIO'
nistas y republicanOs.
Don NJ. MOncIova.
EsCUtLAS vACANTES
Miss. Eva -Presupuesto es-
collar aprobado.-Un ye-
nerable patricia.

I'll tiempo avanza y las eieeciones
ss aosrcAn. ohssrvAudoss On el pueblo
IN grado de ttsnqui'idsd nupca vista
On otraA epocAs anAlogss, que 90 re-
eusrdan aon vsrdadsrA pssadumbrs.
Los h1mbrss serios dc una otrs
agrup aei6n cor ftatsrrizAn
De ess proceder eorreetisfmo emA'
M el bisn qrs tcdes aplaudimos
-Nuestro amigo, oil ints'igsnts
iovsn don Manuel Monelovs, hsce de
principal en- los eseuslas pdblieas en-
eata poblsei6n.
Una anericAna simplsiea 8 ilus
trada dssempefa 10 Essuela de Ing 81
Be llama Miss Eva
-Ss hallsu vasantes dos eseuelss
ruralss; una On el pueblo y ID otrs ep
e2io Lsiass.
SNo hsbtG sspirantsa para sllas?
Ell Depart. nsnt, do Educasl6n
ha aprobado rusatro prssupussso ssso
lar, asesndents & 81, 003 %.
-Darante 81 nss de SeptIemPrs
hu b =, On sl Reglstro Civil las siguiAl-
tes inscripeionss; u nscimisrtos, 7
deiuncIonss , s mstrimonios.
Rn ell mismo mss Sc cslsbrAron en-
el Juzgado de Pas los aetos q 10 81
guep: s'ete por prsvosaclouss; tres
por portar aFmss prohihidss; J dos
DOR violaci6n do otras lsyes vigenisV,
hablsudo de ipgrelos disx y siats pc
sos.
Don Tlbure'o NsvA'ez -el nen:
NsvArtz, como gsnerossmente 10 llN'
man sus fntimos smigos--ss eneuentra
m.ior dc les dolensiAs que 10 han re
tenido On cana.
FL sei1 u Nsvarez. yatexsganario,
% uno do los politieos d. eonseeuen
tee y ma, djguos que h'mos eonoeido
Slsmpre 40 10 hs visto hgurAr az
10 vArg0ardiA de los pa't' t'dos go I'll
COS mas svatzados del pals, Aia ts
NOR 4 los peHgros, y Adjustments mi
lita en- 10 U ION de Puerto Ric".
Todos le respsssn y 10 qaisrsn,
10 vex que 10 beneo aus advsrssrios
porqus no deseansa en- 10 props gaci6r
dc idealss y por sl aseendients que
sisns on 10 mu'situd aus propios co
rreliglonarios,
Bien podsmos decir gus CO el Mar
Il de Toa alta.
Nos Al' gtAmoa mueh1 de Ia ms
orfl de ess patricia irreductibe, J
espersmos verlo en- eampsfia cen sui
ardorss dc ssmpre,
CORRESPONsAL
OAubre 2,
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AlOEA CuBIOSA
OAubre Q

La Aldsa de CARR cross, situa 10
sn IN iSlots de Ia coeta oesidental de
Irlands, es Qu'za 10 ma, curIosa de
mundo
Sc eompoue en Z de cSsss, de
II 90 ca de ns vfos Avroiados sohIe 6
lA eoIta por las ismpelt4dss del Az
Ia ateo J ArrsGsrAioa Al interior d, !
iGlote por los hIbIsantss. UaR co es.
ta'< cGsais data. segda pArses dc
l. 74o,
NJ hay en- CarrGc.oss ma gus IN
Iomuebls que no ssA un antiguo bar
90; 81 presbitsrio; y, I'd az fac cons
tr raido con troncos de Arbolss srras.
tea 'os d. America por la corrisnts del
Goli
Esie islot. dssolado, slernp msnls
sombAtldo por imDesuosos vientos,
presents osrAtxisanA pGriicalarIdAd:
les c,reas de los eam9cs de pAtatAs
astGn hsshLs de mAdetAs preoiosaa
lievAdAS por Is eorrieDts.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-07
DATOS CUR|OSOS
Los ispOneses y Ia SARDINIA,
EI Sultan de Turq ia
y los rajaros.
CONTRA La TISIS
Servicio de coches en- Berlin.
Los vinos de Australia.
Isla de Vancouver.

Los japonssss. vsndieron el afio
pasado 3 000, 600 de IAtas de sardinas,
Esta industriR 90 nut Va entre sllOs.
ri Sultan do Tarqufs importa pA.
isros do IaglAtsrrs, sn grandes can
ildadss. Aigunos son sansores otros
dtilss para dsstruir insestos en- los
campos,
III medieo alam&n Gsorg Lists,
aeonseja que sara svliar el dssarro.
llo de 10 tisis, todss las escuslas a6o
les de p&rvulos deberfan edidearas On
los boaqaes.
Berlin tiene mas de 5000 cochea
dc a'Quilsr con taximetros, esto 90:
euadrantes que indican 10 distaneiA
rseorrida y 10 que debs psgar el vie.
Zero.
La isla de Vancouver di6 euAren.
ia y tres millonss quInientos sesenta
y cuatro mil ssteeientos does pies Cd
bicos dc MADEIRA On 1905 y 20 24s. .8l0
en- / .904,
Los Estados U aidos han product
do On 1905. la eantidsd de e56 tone.
lAdss dc mica sn trozos, que vAlsu
Isl6, ,256.
La Ultima sosschs de vinos ds
Anstralia del Sur. di6 2 655 galonss
eompsrada coH 2 045, ,470 galones Or
el afio anterior.
In Veraeruz 90 eonsume pocs
mAntequillA & sausa dc az alto precio
La americanA 40 vends q 90 eantav vol
10 lata de q libra, a hsehA en- Mexico
so centavcs y 10 do EspsiIa & 40 cen
tavos. 30 venden lsmbien variol
sompuestos para 10 eocina.
| Nuava Gales del Sur tsnia A
millonss dc carneros en- 1905 cato 90
45OO 600 MAJ que Ga 1905.
CsrsA de 100 i6venss dc las prin
eipales tAmilias de Corea han sido lie
vadas al pAlacio imperial para gu
dc ensre elias una sea eleglda par
aaposa del principe hsredero dc 10 o.
roma.
En- Algunos puntos do Yorkhir
hay una euriosa c0atumbre; euaud
uaee un niiil, los que visitAn 10 cas-
10 llevan &c mo ofeenda un b levo fres
60, al, nm pedazo de pan, : Algana
vtceH un per que.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-07
DESDE NUEVA YORK
Esceras sargriertas en- At
larta, Georgia.

vepiAn como passisros dos mismbros
de Ia perseguida rSza.
-'iFiia a)sIs grito slguisn y en-
IN peSts asAr do oios una lurba do fe
rss bIAncAs Abord6 sl vihfculo apode'
raadose da los negros J arroikndoles
& 10 cSlle, donde leS hicieron peda.
zoB......
Y 90 rspetlan pur todas parties do
10 ciudsd las miams 80 eaeenAs diah6li-
eAs; muehsiumbrea ataeEndo & ino-
eentss negros que en les GALES 10 moG-
trAbAn.
Yparecfa eltAr estsreotipada % US
la pAlAbra do pAae: <Ahi "a urao de
escs diGbloS negros gus 0Saltan nNsstros
mujsresls que trsfA como reaultado 10
musit' do Alg6n inocsnte que por elf
pululaba.
Aquella orgfa aangrisnta, Squella
bacanAl do eArne humana -dur6 ssg6n
10 prensA de Atlanta A-dur6 dieeiHsis
horas. La eulpabilidAd 6 10 inocsn
ola do 10 victima POGO importabA 4
los vietimarios del negro.
Uno do los combateI m ~ sanerien.
tos que tuVo lugar aquellA nochs tire.
msnda 30 RHO on los Alrededores del
eorrso. ALI 10 muehsdun bre blsnoa,
sedIsnta de aangre nsgra. 90 habis
arremoliuAdo Alrededor de una bar;
bsria qus tsnfa somo dos 4 aicos ope
rarios & dos negros barberos.
-GHacsdloS EjzM,r-diisron-y
csysron sobre ellos armAdoH dc rev6l
vers, riAs, pisdras y armac de todal
clases.
Los dos bArbsroS, que: eAtabsI
trAbSiando on sus respeel4vas Sillas
no htcisron oil msnor elflsrxo pAri
contener & Aquella turbA iraSundA, !
levantAron on alto las mAnoS. UnlA
drillo, lsnzAdo como proyeetil, fue
herir On el rostro uno de ellos y .
miAmo tempo SO oy6 el eitampido d.
Algunos disparos. Ambos eayeron q
suelo, muertos instant a leamsnte.
Pisotearon los cAdkvsres, y 10
ArrAstraron por laE eRlles eontiguas
Les h.cieron pedazoslAG ropas, y mu
ehoS de los criminales 80 llevAron b 4
rApos, como StuUenirS q aus cAsas
Tan mutiIadoA quedsron los roaIro
que apeuas 10 les diatinguiAn las tat
clones que tuvleron On vida.
Esoa srfmsnes, y nuthoa mas o
eomstieron en- Aquella s&pgrienta ior
NADIA do los cfGs rs y "A FL rs 10
negros trAtaron dc vepgAr lan mueatr
do los suyoS, sntregandoss 6 IL repre-
sails; pero los blAncos, que cuenta
con las simpaiisa dc lA fuerza p6blics
pudieron dominarlos, aHAdiendo upo
.euAntoa muertos mas, negrou blan
cos, & 10 lArgA lista dc los Anteriore
diaa.
D. COIIazO.
Seslt mbre q dc 1905
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-07
POR HUMAN|DAD T.,
Biehsventurados sean los pc.
rros, porque son mas aten-
didos que los bombres.
SENORA PARISIENSE
Sc dedlca a proteger 4 TO.
dos los snlmales, y un ca.
ballo le tcmo el pelo.
Hay que amaF a los animalss.

AA9I XAS SW8A q I'VE 96AA0AWBs
Asf 10 dicsn por shf muthRs per,
sonss. y para ellos 90 han formsdo
esas soeiedades protectoras qus fan.
eionsn con general complaeeneis do
sus soeios. dc los animales, sobrs
todo.
Basada on estos hnmanitArios
principioa, una ssflora pArisi6n, do
sdad baatante avAnzAda, 90 ha dedi.
cado exslusivamente & resorrer laa
salles reeogiendo los perros sin dusflo
eonoeido, regalando cordilla & los
gatos exsraviados y dando tsrrones
dc szdcAr & los pobres cabAllos que
70 engsnshados todo sl dfa.
I'll otro dia, siguisndo, como do
sostumbre. 80 Hlantr6pica labor, 10
Apro KIND & un eaballo do nm sochs do
alquilsr y empex6 & seArlciarls, pro-
dig 1dols les mar eariiiosas frases y
dandoIe a,d.Ar.
Pero el animal, el noble brute, 90
hsllsba sin duds dc NAL humor 8 le
molestaba 10 eonfanza que aquella
sefiora sefl ora 90 tomaba con 81.
Lo eisrto 90 que. sin miramientos
. & la edad y respetabilidad do 10 do.
ms, 90 ava'sos6 sobrs ella de I'M
booado 10 srrArc6 no solaments el
sombrsro. sino hasta 10 pelusa que
llevaba debsio.
La stiiora de Garltativo cor z6n
era abomina blemente ealval
| Di6 gritos, y aeudieron goltos ,
dsseeupadoE, el pdblie1 do siempre,
cue colm6 do impropsrios { 10 pohre
muisr, por el dslito dc no tensr un
nslo on IL eahezA
| Sc arrenolin6, desimos, 10 gente,
lieg6 10 poliefa y no tuvo meior de-
termiuasi6n que Vdoptar, que llevarae
detenids 10 pobre vfetimA.
| La stfIora he dselArAdo, sin en-.
barge, que no por ESQ cejs,a on "a
zoofia, pues el cahallo no tsnfa obli-
gaei6n dc saber si era 8 no ealva.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-07

& IL Mi1r AguilAr Mora, Bro
tesor de Latin y Castellano dc 10 Alta
Eaeusla Central dc Puerto Rico, desea
tomar bsio 81 direcc On un pupilo mas
que ter Ga buenan ccstumbrss y puedA
psgarle 30 dollars menauales.
T, Aguilar SAlIen1 6, 8. Juan. 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-07
LO GARANTIZAMOS
NILAGROSO DES(UBRINENIO

Por flo g6 San Jaan Nagrosa eapeadad cenao
Alberto PzE' d. NAposs cua anszandO
bas medicine do a Iudta despue
rmedtdes sif sa' hs ensonAdo m
men 500 n hacr de-
iadPS eontraidNs De diehA ns
limo les muas vegetables
erhss medcinee, India pdor
invno las
termedadeA de les viRs n-insriAs de amhcs
misgcso ROOB ZZO msdFAmeat easRafSmo
eompeSA deatucei6n bseo sfao purne
impurs drdoA ssado bc de odo Saud
pmunidad evitsr oduee6n trb Tnndo
eonpA aFGu ID dc oda aAcada de qusas
dehoa
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adsnoNra & bndAi DaV rMuL
M Mconuha j hi hQsnp oresrto
Arizona republican., 1906-03-17
ELLERY's BAND.

The inborn genius of Ferullo, the in spired young leader of the Ellery Italian band. is something that can not be described through the medium of cold, unsympathetic type. In fact, it is something too sacred and too subtle to be pictured through any me dium other than the receptive mind of the intelligent listener. To such, in deed. his magnetism and genius reach the very bottom of the heart. open up new vistas of joy, and thrill and de- light the willing soul beyond cOmpre- nension and description. Ferullo's personality is in evidence in every musical measure. No single one is re- produced without first having been in fluenced by the mood and inspiration of this remarkable young director without having first passed through baptism of fire. as it were. which pu- rifles and clarifies. So passionate and realistic is the development of the characterization in the grand opera selection played by tne band that the sympathetic listener can, as in wis ion. see the singers and the scenery and hear the voices for it is all brought out by the magic wand of MT. Ellery's wonderful bandmaster. If one is a con- noisseur in music, they will be en- tranced: if one knows little or much about art, they will be able to distin- guish the lights and shadows and re- alize that they have come under the sway of one director who made the greatest and the noblest in musical literature an open book and created in them desire that it might never be closed.
 FerullO will lead the Ellery band on its return to Phoenix, Monday, March 19, giving two concerts only, matinee and nignt.
Arizona republican., 1906-03-17

becoming and the model can in every way be commended for spring as well as for the immediate present.
 The lining is smoothly fitted and closes at the center front, but both the fronts and the back of the blouse are shirred at the shoulders and the clos ing of the waist is made invisibly be- heath the right front The chemisette is arranged under the waist, but the little wedge shaped piece is attached to it. The sleeves also are shirred. at upper and lower edges and are finished at the elbows with the flare cuffs that are always becoming.
 The quantity of material required for the medium size is IA yards 21, 3 3-4 yards 27 or two yards A inches wide with 7-S yard of all-Oer lace and 8 yards of braid.
 The pattern 5262 is cut in sizes for a g, 34, 36 3S. and 40 inch bust measure
 Cut this out ana send with ten cents to The Republican, Phoenix, Ariz, fill ing out the blank below:
Arizona republican., 1906-03-17
T. M. EARNHART
 Kirkland, Ariz.
Rev. LeOnie Lea

The seventh daughter and Engiand's noted clairvoyant pyschic paImist and business medium, can be consulted on all affairs of life.
 Call and find out what the future has in store for you; if business will be successful; if advisable to change; if you win marry the one you want; is your health going to be better. etc. Mining and aiI business a speciality.
 Still giving $1 readings for soc
 Located at 40 North First street, be- tween Washington and Adams.
 All readings confidential
Arizona republican., 1906-03-17

Before leaving for you eastern home, get a box of Donofrio's delicious crys- tallized cactus candy to take along.
Arizona republican., 1906-03-17
MISTAKE IN BURIAL.

An extraordinary burial mistake is repofted from Liverpool
 Two infants. from different houses, and belonging to different parents, were taken to a hospital suffering from fever. One died and was buried; the other recovered and was handed to it's supposed mother.
 She, however found that the child was not hers, and inquiries showed that it was her baby that was dead, and that the living child belonged to the other woman.
 An affecting scene occurred between the two women when the truth came to light.
Arizona republican., 1906-03-17
ACTORS AS NEGRO MINISTRIES.

Jefferson said he thought he was one of the first men to black his face after the appearance and success of ''Jim Crow" CT. D. Rice.
 'I suppose" said Mrs. Drew. there are very few men in this company who have not at one time or another been associated with minstrel perform ances."
 "I played Brudder Bones" said MT. Jefferson
 Everybody knows I was in the minstrel business" Goodwin exclaim ed. Yes" I remarked. because we were together,'' Well" joined m Crane. 'I was on the tambOurine end with Campbelrs minstrels." l remem
Arizona republican., 1906-03-17
THE COUNTRY CLIIR

Aaron Goldberg, Mrs. Shelby Cullom, and Mrs. w. K. James will serve at the Country club today.
Arizona republican., 1906-03-17
ADJUSTMENTS
HANFoRo AND SHAKESPEARE.

There is a difference between a Shakespearean actor and an actor of
 Shakespearean plays The first is too often man whose personal assump-
 tions are far in excess of his artistic
 attachments and whose chief charac-
 teristic is a pessimistic attitude to-
 ward the world in general because his
 peculiar style of classic interpretation
 is scantily appreciated. The second
 affects no pose but applies his efforts
 to the interpretation of what appeals
 to his intelligence as the best. leaving
 his audience to speak the final word
 as to the worthiness of his endeavofs.
 It is to the latter class that MT. Charles
 B. Hanford. whose annual appearance
 in this city is announced to occur at
 the Doris opera house on Monday.
 March 26, must in all fairness be re-
 garded as belonging He has never
 sought to attract public attention by
 any method that was not entirely lez
 gitimate His curtain speeches have always been judicious and self-con-
 tained and he has never developed any of the personal idiosyncracies by which it is so easy to achieve notoriety. He
 has depended upon his performances and gone his way with the simple dig
 nifty becoming a player who was reared under the artistic guidance of the greatest tragedians of the American stage. This community with many others has observed with interest and appreciation MT. Hanford's ascent, step by step. season by season, from the doubt which always surrounds a trag- | edian's earl-- career to the heights of sure and permanent public recOgni- | tion. Sincere and well poised in all | that he does, his record is marked by none of the cratic lapses from a high artistic standard which so often oc- | cur in the history of a great player. The public has accredited him with the | charm of genius without it's, eccentrici- ! ties. Hailed from the very opening of his experience with hearty acclaim as | a man of attractive appearance. of great personal magnetism and of most i exceptional accomplishments as a read Ter of the nOblest speeches in the worlds s 1 literature, he has none the less devot- | ed himself to the hardest work to be found in his profession. Even when i indsputably established as a player of
 the first rank. he went on busying him ! self with details of art which most men
 of his acknowledged eminence would have dismissed into the hands of oth-
 CTS as drudgeries too humble for their attention. Each of his productions shows the result of his personal care in every portion of it. Favorite actor though he is, MT. Hanford never fOrgets that the plays the thing" MT Han ford is this season accompanied by Miss Drofnah, who as l(s leading wo- man has on several previous occasions made a profoundly favorable impress sion.
 "The Merchant of Venice" is to be MT. Hanford's play, with the noted actor in the role of "Shylock."
Arizona republican., 1906-03-17
Beware of Frauds
HAVE NO AGENTS.

will sell my shade and ornamental trees for 50 per cent less than any other nurseryman. Ash trees one cent and up Palms 1-2 cents and up. Pep per trees 5 cents and up. Eucalyptus trees 5 cents and up. Umbrellas 5 cents and up. Honeylocust cents and up. Roses 10 cents and up. Half mile south of Eastlake Park. R. F. D. No. l.
Arizona republican., 1906-03-17

Der telling this at Lawrence Barrett's house at Cohasset. where the rest of the party consisted of Edwin Booth and Stuart Robson. Booth then told how he and J. $. Clarke were min strels in their younger days, and he followed this up by declaring that he used to pick a little on the banjo" l laughed. and Booth inquired the reason. and I added, Oh. nothing much, only Booth and the banjo seemed such an odd combination.-Scri