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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25
THE FIRST OFFERING
OF THEATRICAL SEASON
WILL BE PRODUCED ~ COMPANY
or CLEVER AMATEURS
NOTED oRoANlaT COMING.
AT TIE CASINO.

The amateur play. Lover and
Lunatica," 10 be presented as the flrst
Offering OF the coming season az the
Elks' THEATRE viii 3e produced Au-
gust 30, under the direction OF Prof.
J. y. Crum. for the benefit Of the
Highland Methodist church. The cast
Of the play "a a. follows
Captain Obadiah Skinner .......
................ Mr. ~ A. Albright
Lieutenant George Richmond. ....
..,..,.............M Mr.. ]. Il. Scott
Richard Hamilton ................
................Mr. W. G. Warllck
Ferdinand Lighthe8d .............
............. ....... Mr., Kirk Bryan
Nellie Richmond Miss Lillian spitz
Nellie Huntington ..............
.,........,... Miss Efna Ferguson
Nellie Mclnqyre ..................
............. Miss Edna Manwarln
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25

Cowos week was the most brilliant
ever. And how royalty. society and
the sportsmon have turned their faces
northward. The Yorkshire moors and
the Doncaster race track are the cen.
ters Of attraction ior next week. The
king viii be on both. His majesty
u always keen for the opening Of the
grouse sec son, and. OF course, has
seldom Dcen absent from Doncastor
weee. fhe grouse shooting season
opens on dondry. and the sport prom.
ises to 80 good.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25

Dr.. Minor g. Baldwln. one OF New
ferka most famous orgauisis, aud
well known throughout America, win
be seen here In a. recital IA the First
Presbyterian church, 20 be given early
In September. az which time the new
pipe organ presented TO the church
BY Hon. Joshua Raynolds. will be
dedicated.
DR.. Baldwin, who has recently com.
pleted a tour OF Europe was one OF
the foremost organists 10 appear az
the 81. Louis worlds fair. and the
building committee OF the church, who
are arranging the recital. are 20 be
congratulated on securing such a noted
organist Tor their dedication services.
The date OF the recital has not yet
been announced.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25

arises. you viii insist that yon. az the
policeman OF south America. collect
these debts for ng II you attempt 90
10 thla, they viii unite against you
on The ground OF unpr0vOked agerea-
slon. and declare 90 their people and
10 the world 40 large that you are
coduCiiuK an attempt against the
sacred national honfr of every two.
fOr'a.cont state down there"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25
SANTA 20 ITEMS I .....

OF GENERAL. nj EitEe n
G. "A. Ingranam. cnhnlcf 90 fho Dnt-
Ted States nnnk and Trust company
left yesterday over the panfer A. RIO
Orando railroad for hts oh home at
"a Harpe. illinois,. When ho returns
hero uifhin q weak or 80 hB viii he
accompanied b his wife aud three
daughters. end this city viii BE- the
home % the family On the fuorle
Do. w. a simmer. a guFarnmoat
silaap inapacfnr with headquarters "a
AIbuuinrqun. was Ia ne city friday
GA HIS way 20 TdFunce. whore h. WIN
oxmlne large siiVmcnt ul1 sheep
huumd frw C0luradu. ana from nterp he
win go b Wlnhrd bn inspect aauAher
ahi nmnnc Of anaun 1illed for thta same
daadinaiion nc s1aiuncr VIII prob
abfr BE- mntinu1l On SEutn re dirtng
the rnmnlndar ~ tda akipping saanron.
fion. j. W AynsHiA secrotmy OF
the torri1lry. 1uturund last esrntlag
VIA me aRata ~ C7EutTui from Ciuut'
cru3. Otarn cEimiy where he mas
apeuf the past Two disyu and 70 Ntith
plaza he vent ~ = uiqmhcr Of tim
party consisting or Governor HaEstE-
man himself Mfnrncy General w q
REID, GUncrai Manage n. 8. 2ina'
mona OF ne ~ PAN a Soutnweisof-A
railway and E. - CarpgGter. suuor
intsndent OF thB DFwsan cufl heldln
Rhe Santa 10 Csunky Tcackers" i'm
stitnta will contlnHe IN session tnriii
nest rhursday- Meetings are held Va
ths two south rooms On tnn secund
noaa of the high schom buiding eysHy
morning except 8unday, from "a
~ O'clrrk. rSnofe1aoE A a. StrUln
ths oniniont siuyerinte nde1t 0f the pib
I lie schois of nnrmllla county. visited
tlm normal lnstitnte yesterday morn
lug and delivered aa excellent I'D
dnuas before the teachers on the sun
tsut q prinmry reading The Ward
uiat1od Of teaching reading nnda
strong advocate In 1r. sfr0un
Because be danccd ton mech az ~
uacont fiesta OF Santa Clara al IN
hsunta clara Pueblo. EEcarnazion 10
frrora. Tesuque indian. = aerionsi'
lni az the pueblo north ~ this cir
Z and may die. Friends Of the "bain
! duro" came 90 Santa 70 yesterday
!, SECURE medicine FOR the sick man.
: Gems that he has been under troe
/ lment by the medicine men Of IN
a J pueblo hat an az their arts have beo
\ unnvailing. and the patient slows "a
] Idly worse Herrera participated
several OF the dances a. SAINTS Ch'
land became 0VnFhnNtnd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25

A wad Of money, now and d
IL relished BY the poorest
Money loves company.
A dollar changed 10 q dollar
A dollar always has somet'
40.
pa MONTY has no red
trails.
Money rdrely comes wheK
called.
spondullx gFeases the way
ton.
An ldle dollar "a ,he spen
workshop.
A dollar in Che nand q va
Ia the promise The bohemia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25
Worlds Bicycle Meet

very strong quartet Of amateur
riders has been chosen by the special
committee OF the National Cyclors'
Union 90 represent England In the
world'g championship contests as Gen.
eva For the short distance events
the old country will voly upon tho
speed powers OF n. ID. Buck and q. p.
Summers, whose nno performances
In the homo championships and I'm.
portant open events since the season
opened. fully justify their selection.
Leon Meredith, who has already
won the event two years IN success.
Ion, VII compete In the 100 kil0m-
etgrs as well as IN the sprint events.
he has been training hard.-as he Al.
ways dOos--for the long distance
event, and Il r. anticipated that he
viii score the third victory, Judging
from his present form. J.. Draper,
who has zone well In dlsSance races,
and who possesses plenty OF grlt and
staying power, will DO the second
string" in the 100 kli0meter race.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25

Major HAMS. editor and mani
the Conatitnlionalist Emminenl
when be Was noroely attaeke
years aRa, ~ piles, bought a
nucklons Arnica Salvo, OF w
says; at cured me In ten "a
no trouble since. Quickest he
burns. sores. cuts and wound
az al druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25
THERE % BUT ONE

Albuquerque aud las Vegas are
making preparations for Big colebra.
ton on Labor day. says the New Mex.
lean. but there VIII be no special Oh.
aerTance OF the gala day of the union
men 30 santa ne. Although there are
Ia number Of union mnu Ga this city
there % only one .ocal organization
sud that u the Typographical uaion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25

wake nav while the an Shines"
There Is lesson IN the work OF the
thrifty farmer lie knows that the
bright sunshine may last but q day
and no prepares for the showers
which are 80 liable 70 follow. SO Il
should be- with every household. Dys.
entery diarrhoea and cholera morbus
may attack some member OF the home
without warning. ChamberlAln's Collie.
Cholera and DlarFbOea Remedy. which
u the best known modic.Ae for these
diseases, should always be kept at
hand as immediate treatment Is nee.
esaary, and delay may bsOvo fatal. For
sale by al druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25

The Harvard. cambrldoe Boat Race
d d going 20 be- a Frufillng race,
this ono between the Cambridge and
the Harvard crews. from Putney DO
MnFilake. on September 8. The most
gqnglasly sp0rtamanlite event OF the
season. For my part. J do not think
that Harvard viii win the race, and
the rice viii De won an iia merits.
have seen the Cambridge crew on
ihe same course, and have seen them
win NJ Harvard should win this race
e viii be the beginning Of a series
and viii mark en- epoch I'm rowing.
For next year we viii have Harvard.
Yale. OXford. Cambridge. Cornell,
Pennsylvania and Columbia IN the
greatest International intercollegiate
rowing event the worlS has ever seen
"And twas from Aunt Dianah'a quilt
Ing party.
was seeing Nelly home"
II was pleasant TO hear the good
old song. The dne tenor % the solo,
the blending OF the manly voices IN
the chorus filled the summer night
and reused echoes OF hygone days.
Il i good indeed TO hear the Harvard
acnRa and 90 see the Harvard men
here on the banks OF the Thamos-tho
gOol old Thames. Somehow the com.
Ing OF the Harvard eight has done
more than anything that has happen.
Oh for many a year 10 bring these
two people together We have found
a common ground. and America, an
represented BY young Harvard. is q
very good America.
! went down 90 Bourne End, the
headquarters OF the Harvard men, yes.
tarday, and found them all az and
ready for racing. They are enjoying
themselves, too. Bourne End is one
OF those river side. old world places
peculiar 90 the Thames. 10 has to
river traditions and oarumon of its
own. A hlundorirs "boundor" or one
unused 90 the etiquette OF the river.
is an ontcast az Bourne End. But
these atrapning sons OF a race sprung
from the loins OF the best Of EnRianda
blood are very. very welcome. / found
a haif dozen flannel aud sweater clad
fellows on the lawn Tho good old
river lost Itself To left and right.
silver bRnd OF reflected moonlight
among the willows. Of a sudden, from
q punt hidden under the banks Oppo.
site, n gorgeous soprano took uD tho
second verse OF the song. We lay back
Ia luxary, and listened until u died
away, and then like swelling organ
she great harmony was awakened
The grand soprano vox humuna note
ever predominant, we sang and
they sang from rivers sides and rly.
cr'a edges and rivers bosom. II was
seeing Nelly home" And that wO.
mans volce3 No. not an American,
but a voice we al love TO hear Ia
America. You win pay real money to
hear that voice In New York and Cni.
cagO, but never before. and never
again perhaps. will Il be heard %
such advantage as when the prlma
donna, stirred doubtless by some
memory OF an American visit. took
up the sweet solo. and filed the whole
valley OF the Thames with the wealth
OF her sOd-giyen music.
Her name? Can't DO Il. She made
me promise.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25

% troubles that robbed +. II. Wolfe,
OF Bear Grove. Ia, Of 81 usefulness,
came whom ka began taking Electric
BltteFs. He writes. Two years ago
kidney trouble caused me great sun-
erlng, which / would never have sur
ylvod had ! not taken Electric BIT.
tora they also cured me OF general
debility" Sure cure for all stomach
liver and kidney complaints. blood diA
eases, headache, dizziness and weak
ness or bodily decline. Price soc. Guar
antood BY eli druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25

makes lifo now az saio 10 that
on Che higher uplands. ID W. (
who resides on Button STR,
Waco. Tex needs 10 sea v
safety he writes. n have a
Kings New Discovery Tor q.
li0u the past ave years aud
me well and safe. Before 10
Il hal D cough whicn Tor ye.
been gr0wing worse. Nov ne
Cures chronic coughs, Ia gFlpp
whooping cough and prevent
monia. Pleasant 10 take. ~
tle guaranteed az an drugFlsh
soc and On Trial bottle Gree.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25

How % keep on periodic attacks Of
blliouaneas and habituNl constipation
was a mystery that Dr. Kings New
Life Pills solved for me-" writes John
N. Pleasant Of Magnolia. Iud. The
only pills that are guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction 90 everybody or
money refunded Only csc az al drug.
gisis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25

During the hot Woaai'- OF the sum
mer months the first unnatural loose
ness Of a child's bowels should have
immediate attention, 20 AZ 20 Check
the disease before L becomes serious.
All that rs necessary d a few doses
Of Chamberlaina Collie. Cholera and
Dlarrhoea Remedy followed BY a dose
OF castor on 20 cleanse the system.
Rev. g. o. St0ckland. pastor Of the
Collie. Cholera and plarrhoea Remedy
Tor several years and and h a very
valuable remedy especially for sum.
mer disorders % children" Sold By an
druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25

Tracy, the Outlaw" went on the
boards AZ ,ho Casino last evening. be-.
fore a small audience, giving away to
vaudeville FOR the next three nights.
Owing 90 q new leading man, recently
secured ~ Miss Leighton, not havlna
arrived. a strong vaudeville blli, with
the Hill and EdmOnds trio. Baby FLOR
ence Baby Trlxie and others. will be
presented until Thursday night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25
suaar Fasssfy atarlsa. assur

The beet sugar factory will
the operation Of manufaeuripe
River valley sugar beeta Into
Saturday mOrning. That IS the
Ing news given the Hazet'f
morning BY Assistant dnnage
ora.
Mr. Myers says thab The cnao
pie have told him tlaee the "a
the ArisOna will reach the
early tomorrow m0rnllg. and b
urday morning theae viii be
client In the tanks Do allow ~
ing up the factory Eyorythlnl
complete readiness except that
"a somewhat OF a shortage ol
but by the time comes 20 D.
machinery MH Myers expects /
1.-The additional 100 men needed
20 20 20 works-0anette.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25

simply stated The white settlers are
tremendously outnumtlrod BY the
blacks. who. of course, are low down
IN the scale OF civilization. what is
going TO happeni That Is the PROV
lem.
Tao native rarely obtains Justice
as a pefnsai ~ the sentences inflicted
BY the courts 81 natal win clearly
show. one Draco in particular. of the
native high court. inflicta lashsa on
M lcaqt i5 per cent OF the cases
which come before him. most OF .hose
being for theft
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25
SGME TERRITORIAL
NEWS OF ARIzO.
Buckeye win Vote on SAID
Question Either 10 Con.
tlnu0 or Close Th0m.
HOW THE sALTON SEA VOL
Blsbee Cent Accommodate
roma Mining Convention be-
PhOonlN VIII TB.

nnckcye. near I'hocnix. will
Tuesday, 8gpiemher A. Do
whcthcr or not they want - exc
the saloons from that section.
Marinnpa COunty aunerViHOrn ".
mOfninE. having acted faYornlAy 4
their gqtition for a local optinn G
tlon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25

Bisboe not foeling iisIf equd'
entertaining thn large number
mining mNn who wili attend tho
annual convention OF ina ArLton2
ing congress, tho cxeentiNo c0mm'
VIII shortly announce thai the cod
ton u % n0 held In RhooniX 81
fair weak IN Nuyemika
Secretary g. a. Akofa has bee
FOR some tlme
Imcmbors OF the association and ..
OF them express thmaf'yca a. II
OF the aulnlon that the hulhns ol
congress during ths fair ueol.
Phoenix would mean a greateF al
ance than x the session Is hes
any o9hor pant Of u1n TERRITORY al
other dmo az the N0ar.
I For the nesting that Waa %
been held Ia nishoo hut postponed
lcause Of lack Of recommendation
Interesting program, Including u
land addresses hy aome uf tho lei
mininG men OF tho southwest
been prepakod ri % probable
1.-The most ~ thoa0 who rfumisod
Ia. fEiR ~ will aciaps invitations
ia ph0enH during fair week -
Tribute THAR share toward makin
4 congress a anccma.
aecreiary Akora states that r
, mnn In All parta OF Arizona ~
spring him Of their support 10
. lna che congress- a big succeFA
eniimated thaA betwr y 400 an
mmlng mon VIII be- IN PhoeRix
tend and taka part.-Starf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25

The intense itching characteristic
of salt rionm and eczema q Instantly
ailayed By applying Chamboflalna
Salve. AZ e cure for SKIN diseases
this salve d uneqtalod. For sale BY
an druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25

game from the now town coi0rod toam
again yesterday making h Two
straight on consecutive sundays. The
batteries yesterday were; harolaa--
sandoyal and pereai NCgros-n barton
and Greer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25

Attorney A. 81 McMilleu LETT this
80 ainE for Cloudcroft TO attend the
= .ai meeting of the New Mexico
Bar association. which convenos there
"Wednesday morning Attorneys w.
3. Chllders and u w DObson expect
20 leave for the seat Of the conven-
ton tonight
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25

kbmt i5O yards frna Che ptal
whiatllng post al Mecca "a sf
farm oNnod bN an intmtriuugtyO
counie. Nho sotiied thnra four 30
yoiHa ESQ. The pace "a nOfNcl
for the neat aud taly E1Ueara1oi'
the hnuusa and fontes. and tho
field and eanenlifg trimi
'orcliaFd. everything EhO9fiug eYidt
Of tariff ard sncceaaol tmrnlng
nldets otl1r stock they har9 4 floel
800 Or 400 turkeys.
Riiing a. and fro npar ~ dly :
the railruad mcml have nusFed
the Nnter has creut naar1n ans ne,
20 this EARN A. few wasia ago
mareiA % the sea had r'a,sched
edge iOr the alfalfa, unf saen
greeni iced grows narJuWer and
rOwcrEuutil now ne wafar y only
feet from the farm huiuaf
Yesterday the yOuaw people
moving ont thof household goo
they nEu1t move ihcif aEuua or 4
Il 70 TO mercy u the weier- --stl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25

A strnge clrcumaianee haFne
at the hospital yesterday. A pat
~ the name OF Joe Brady. aged
years. who was sent up isom D0ul
last MarcA,. suffering from consuI
iisa, had a promonition ,hai DO
stout % die. Ho called ths stew
arid all THESES with whom ~ had
nome acquainted within Ia hosp
imd stated 10 thom that be- wanted
Nd them g0nd bye. 80 he lpslieved
limU had CONS 10 de. After bldf
them farewell, he asked . be
si6ng. and wanted 20 80 20 tieap,
HtVihg that q would ~ hls tua
irhont 10 sldam and. within
h@ua after ~ mni hsf them siit 8
4 ~. he died -i'faapGf1lr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25

NNatN WIN tit"tH
idno8a.
ears several fake
have been float
[ some " as have
"a 10 bite, while
ave been "salted"
All this has at
IVORY reputation %
and injured III
Z lls proximity 20
things, due TO its
on with them boz
,dyertlsed the busi-
endorsing them by
bought stock
,oint 10 tell OF others
u many of as know
x paid for our eN.
10 We are aadder and
ne We are not kick
Innate mining as az
iontlon IN this writ
ining engineers VIII
elr name, and Their
l PaaO who hav
James connected wit
osltlon OF douhtfr
Inclusion ! would 80
a future use Ordinar
engaging In miniui
bur losses and foete
est Industries -"Ot
ESQ News.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-01-25
AN EASTERN VIEW

The statehood issue appears to be a rock that threatens great danger to the republican party ship in congress. The Hamilton bill provides for the admission of two new states, one made up of Oklahoma and Indian Territory and the othor of Arizona and New Mexico. It finds it's bitterest antagonists in Arizona, where there is an anti-joint-statehood league that has flooded congress with circulars protest ing against the merger with New Mexico and declaring infinite prefer ence for retention of the territorial form of government rather than state hood if it can only be attained by junction with New Mexico.
 Those who have no financial inter- ests in these two territories of the southwest, those who have no friends there who they hope will secure public office, may well look on Arizona s objections as reasonable ones. Fur thermore, it is question whether any territory should be forced into the union against the wishes of a majority of its population.
 "1n estimating population, matter to be considered is that the people of Arizona are different in language and race from those of New Mexico. New Mexico has very large proportion of Spanish-Americans, and Gov. Otero, in protesting against the joint statehood proposal, said: "The new state would be an unnatural and an unwilling all- ance; it would be the coercion of two populations which are unlike in charac- ter, ambition and largely occupation.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-01-25

The union would be abhorent to both. Simply because the two populations are m the Southwest the country should not suppose they are alike and sympa- thetic" That, be it remembered, was the expression of opinion of the gover- nor of New Mexico, not the governor of Arizona. Admittedly, New Mexico is not so bitterly opposed to the double barreled bill as is Arizona, perhaps because the former is the larger fish of the two and expects to swallow the latter So long as such opposition exists in the interested territories there will certainly be opposition in congress to the passage of the bill. Opposition that thus far, at least, has refused to be whipped or coaxed into line either by threats of loss of patron age or that promises that general public bill may be introduced later in the session and all the good members given a slice of the pork.
 "From our own point of view, it would be a grave mistake to coerce Arizona into an unwilling union with her neighbor. Suchfa merger, if forced on the people, would keep the breach between the two elements of popula- tion open much longer than will be the case if they remain as territories. It would be wise for congress to forget for a moment questions of mere party ex- pediency and give Oklahoma and Indian territory the statehood which they desire, leaving the question of Arizona and New Mexico to be settled some time in the future. "-Boston Herald.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-01-25
RoosEveLT's UNFAIRNess

If Roosevelt sincerely stands for a square deal, he would at least lend his influence, to urge such a modification of the congressional statehood program as would enable Arizona to vote on the proposal separately from New Mexico. That is the least that is due Arizona, in fairness.
 But the President, in his dictatorial way. brushes aside all considerations of justice, and even of ordinary courtesy, and has set his teeth like vice against the appeals and pleadings of nearly 2OO,O people who are crying out against being forced into an outrageous union with an alien people.
 Granting for purposes of argument that the territories, or either of them, are not ready for statehood, surely it cannot be regarded as a fair policy to force upon them, or either of them, a change they do not want. Journal Miner.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-01-25
HELLO BILL" PLEASED
 A CRITICAL AUDIENCE

Hello Bill" one of the most laugh able farce comedies that is entoure to- day, was presented by the George Samuel's company last evening at the Elks' opera house, to small, but ap- preciatiye audience. There are many versions of Hello Bill, {" all of which are piratical with the exception of the original, and this original Hello Bill" is a royalty play, and was the one pre- sented last night. MT. Samuels' chief comedian and leading man, who last night interpreted the difficult com edy part of the luckless Bill, is a man of remarkable fine physlque, and showed up well in the part. The spec ialties were of high order, and all in all, the company deserved a much larger house than was present last night. However, the advance sale of seats for tonight, when the same comp any presents ''Mr. Plaster of Paris, !" shows that the people of Albuquerque appreciate good thing and as Mir Samuels' company delivers the goods, we bespeak for him full house for the remainder of the present engage ment'-Albuquerque Evening Citizen.
 At the Opera House, three nights only. Monday night, February 9th, Hello Bill" Tuesday night, Febru- ary 9th, ''Mr. Plaster of Paris" We'd nesday night, February 7th, "A Turk ish Bath. :"
 Reserved seats now on sale at P. o. Book Store.