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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-03-03

Me D1drcdd0. Va Sc Ia
IateJetddo contra SU ui6ln
una Ue1, y q mi Sc me t17'd-
ron tiroS dos ueceS y Sc me
di71gi6r0n Ud11ds ca77aS
oc1lDai7aotzozuS. F1ndlDaen-
te el nltiDaO i7Ja721o atenttt-
DO contra mi uidu, yo tzlUe
q1te pJOteee7D1e u siento Dt1t-
clio D07' amor q la hytnar-
niddd, eL no hdber nc0bdd0
con t0Cl0s cll0s y l1'epiar la
c0Da1t11iddd de las coba5deS
a77ust7adoS, Dsdluados, p07-
que la Uiaa y la p70piednd
no estClu SdJu0s en- S1c Dee-
1io.
Todo 10 de a775Jn y m1t-
clio n1dS 10 intentab0 pro-
claDadr deSde elpattbul0, ne
r0 NE he decidido de 10 can
Ta1aO, porq5te noquie7o era
hticarlos, haci6Ndo que los
deSe0s de 3. S. Reddin9 y
eli g06e1Wddov Sc c1tnlpla71.
Doy este q la pre1aSa y al
pqt6lico p0yq1te Sc me ha
noeado uer d ninglin re-
porte. 70 me deSljSay6 tan
ql1ietamente y feli2Dsente,
cona0 possible, con una con-
ciencia Hnapia.
NE despite y .Adios.
"JoJn C0nley"
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dignidad.. Parece que va eI 60
bierno ha Ilegado al extreme de
concesiones Y no desea Sc prolon-
que la conferencia de Algeciras
pretIrlendose que la cosa contin1e
cual estaba antes de la conferencia.
Esto sin embargo NADIA significa,
pues parece que Alemania no la
desea nj tanpoco Fraucia que nj
por un momento plensa renunciar
q sus pretenciones en- Marruecos.
Semeiante sItuacI6n dejaria en- con
stante inquietud las relaciones fran
co-aIemanas. Con todo situaci6n
es POGO agradable al pensar que la
conferencia termininara sin result
tado alguno.
Una de las cosas que hacen inn
probable la guerra es Ia informa.
ci6n de que Ia posicidn de Austria
en- Ia triple allanzanola lIevara to-
mar armas encontra de Francia por
cuanto Sc sabe de cierto que las
tropas hdngaras no Sc prestarian a
marchar Ell contra de Francia por
cuanto Sc sabe de cierto Que las
tropas hungaras no So prestarfan
4 marchar en- contra de Francia por
que H1Dgria esta lejos de sostener
las contentaciones alemanas en- AL
geclres. El lin de Alemania es el
de hacer abortar el entente anglo
frances. No parece que 10 conse.
guira porqae pronto 81 Rey Eduar-
do So vera con Rouvier en- Paris a
su paso para Biarritz.
Dice IN despacho de yiena que
el einbaiador austriaco le ha par
ticipado al eobierno aleman que
no apoyara mas sus eontencioues
en- la coufersncia de Algeciras.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-03-03

tigos por 10 triste Y dramaticos
que fueron. Finalmente a las
9;25 estando todo listo, el diputa-
do 2. " Gomez, disparo la tram
pa y II minutes despues, todo
qued6 consumado Conley fne
declalado muerto. Sin embargo,
81 REQ realizaba cada uno de los ac-
tos hasta q golpe fatal, y, adn que
intent6 burlar Il patfbulo, Ia JUS
ticia triunf6 y la 6rden del gober-
nador Sc cumplid al PIE de la Ietra
y con toda escropulosidad por par
te de las autoridades locales, que
mes son dignas de incOmios, por
haber levado 4 efecto con toda Sc
renidad y escropulosidad, uno de
aquellos actos tan delicados cuanto
repugnantes; pero en- deber de su
oticialidad y en- cumplimiento con
ia Ley.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-03-03

COnforme annnclanlOs, en- la edI-
ci6n del sabaoo pasado, John Con
10y, sentenciado 4 Ia pena capital
Dor il doble asesinato de Reeding
y Purdy, en- los Placeres de Qua
daIupe, este condado, en- Enero del
aho pasado, fne ahorcado en- la pla
cita de la casa de Cortes, a las 8.
II a. ~. del Luues 2G de Febrero,
ante II testigos que presenciaron
81 drama al pie del patibulo.
A ESQ de las 73O de la mana
na, cuando faltaba solamente una
hora Y media, para que q REQ fue-
50 llevado al patibulo, algHnos sci
lnidos que hlzo 81 REQ, llamaron Ia
ateucidn de los guardias que Sc ha-
llaIlan al rededOr de la celia, dando
la alarlna enseguida a los denas
diputados. Penetrando deutro la
zelda el diputado Abran TrujIllo
Y otros empleados Do la carcel, no.
taroa que Conley Sc habia cortado
la garganta, llevando todavia Ia ma
vaja en- la mano derecha que le ha-
bia servido lie Instruments para
degollarse y con Ia que lach6 70
davia con los enplealos para que
10 deiasen algnnos minutes mas
solo para realizar sus propositos
de burlar b patibulo, suicidandose.
A los esfuerzos del dipntado Alb
ran Truiillo, quidn lach6 feroznen-
te con q REQ y quien result6 con
algunas cortadas en- Ia mano, dtbe-
Sc one el REQ no pudo llevar al fin
sus intentos.
Las iltimas palabras, que hablo
Conley, momentos antes de uorir
no son para imPrlmirse.
ULrIMo DIA Dr. CoxLEY.
Z. 30 4. II. Sc cort6 la gargan
ia con navajo atentaudo eyItar q pa
tibulo.
7.50 Llegd el doctor Martin y L
cerr6 las herilas con gran dificul-
tad.
$40. FL Rev Padre Jose Gira-
ud, le admimstr6 la extremuncor
con un Padre nuestro en- Ingles J
10 Diosl encomiendo mi alma el
tus inanos.
$50 ESasperacidn nerviosa.
02O La orden de muerte fuC
leida por q diputado Alguacil Pa
bio v. Gomez.
9.22- Fue Ilevado al patfbul,
por dos dipntados-
9-23. La soga y II capucha ne
gra k fueron aiustados y fue atad'
de pies y manos
9.25. La trampa cay6.
$50. FL pulse deid de palpitar
9.42. Fue declarado nuerto.
Fl atentado de tonIey 4 aqnitars'
la vida, fue una grande sorpresa
todos los oRciales de- la carcel. Con
Icy habia sido embellishments ve
Iado y vigilaev Dc die noclle des
do que fne trlido 1 Taos. para 50
eiecutado, y moy 4 oenudo er
eaculcada su zelda para descabri
cualquier ageacia con Ia cual podi'
el REQ suicidarses Una navajo vi
ia d. boIsa. que sin duda guardab
dssde nucho tienpo J one teni
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GG Orafnnu
DE LA
Horca.
Conley Sc COrta la Garganta Antes
De Subir al CadaIsO.
TODO QUEDO CONSUMADO.

bien escondida en- aIgun agujero de
su ropa, habia sido orultada de tai
lncdo por el REQ, que ianas fut
descubierta por los ofciales. Con
esta arma fuc con Ia cuaI el hom-
bre condenado a la orca, intent6
burlar el patfbulo.
Cuando Conley dos dias antes
de ser elecutado, reslizo que no ha
bia esperanza de otra suspension
de ejecuci@n & dc alguna oportuni-
dad para un nuevo iuicio, 81 decla
RI que estaba listo para morn. El
actud con calma Y algunas veces
parecia qae con gusto y uadie sos
pechaba que el premeditaba suici-
darse.
I'll Domingo en- la ndche, Com
ley, Sc retro como de costunbre y
dluni6 caImadamente casi toda la
ndche. a las Z de la manana del
LINES parecfa estar todavia dormi-
do y los guardias creyerou que se
ria neior no nolestarle.
Repentinamente a las Z y media
los guardias oyeron un ronquldo
extrano que salfa de la zelda de
Conley Fl estaba envueIto con
las cobiias Y por d obscure de Ia eel
da, NADIA Sc podia yer cIaramente.
Los guardias con presici6n abri-
dron Ia puerta de hierro Y entraron
en- la zelda, descobiiando con prom
titud al condenado. Tn horroroso
espectaculo Sc present6 a su vista.
Conley estaba cubierto de sangre
que procedia de una descomunal
cortada de navajo en- su garganta
pudiendose notar que la rRAoUEA
estaba va rota. La zelda estaba
cubierta de sangre Y adn que algo
desfallecido, tomd Ia navajo en- So
mano v con valor resistio 1 los
guardias que trataron de quitarle
eI arma, amenazandoIos hacerles
dano, 81 no le deiaban solo.
"Yo voy d enganar al verdugo y
4 todos estos que me
han puesto -dijo Conley Y
ustedes no pneden detenerme".
4 FinalInente fue venci,lo y el ar
ma SO Ie quito. Al ruido Dc la
lucha otros empleados acuditron
Y un mensajero fue mandado en-
busca del doctor Martin, quien
llegd 4 las 1850. y quien le detavo
IA p6rdida Do sangre y lc cosid las
heridas.
El intento del REQ, era cortarse
la vena arteria principal, Ia que le
hubiera producido una nuerte su-
pida autes de la llegada del doctor;
lpero errd Ia cortada por 16
puIgada-
Isro PARA SIR coLGADo.
Conley perInanecia con los oios
cerrados, cuando a las 9:.20, Sc le
leyd Ia drden de muerte y el al
guacil annnei6 que todo estaba "a
listo. I1nsegnida fud conducido a
patibulo par dos honbres diputa-
I dos y c1ando Ia cachucha negra Sc
Is colocd abr6 los oios & hizO al.
guna resIstencia al macate, con al
J gunos gemidos que aln estan I'M
pregnados en- los oidos de los tes-
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La COnferenCia
De AIgeciraS.

Paris, Feb. 25. En- Ell despacho
de relaciones extenores Sc afirms
que Francia desea la paz pero bajo
condiciones que no menoscaben su
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Una gran parte de la carta final
de Conley, ha sido suprimida por
la razdp que contiene cargos VIC.
lentos contra ciertas personas Y of
cialss pdblicos. ia parte de la
carta, que Sc puede publican, es
como sigue:
El p7'eSide11te del j1wodo
que me Ju3g6, dyo que 6l
uotaJd para conUicta7nae,
debid0 al c0Sto de M RteUo
.jytici0 al CoRdddo. 70
tdmld6R p7ucticay6 cc0J10-
mia y euitdv6 la Soga NOR
.tul 70 DaiS0so con gltSto y
una coRcie2cia Sdnd.
70 har6 que cl colgad@
pie7da sus p5opi0ds y mo
7Tr6 de mi p1omiu y H6ye 10
hUatod y en- Ia cdD1o.
He oio70 decir, que es
una coba1dtd c0Dtcter sui
cttlio; pe5'o debido Il las pre-
Sc7ates ci7cltnStd7lciaS 10
c7e0 de 10 cont1u7fo y no K
doT6 Il una D1anadU de co
btt1ues aScslnOS, opOrtu72i-
dad pa7u que me Uean eje-
cutdd0. La consDHdcf01,
Ide Ochaza-H -Huyarootl, nc
es pe0y que aquello cucdJe-
SnGfu par --- - 49,.
Va lc he ao7re7tfd0 4 Gc1
3. Paxton, del peligyo "a,
que Sc halla. EIcS IN hon
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DEsPUEs DE La EJEcUcI6N.

-7 - - 80 ~ 49, y ~ S~N .
Despues que q cuerpo fue de-
clarado lnuerto, fue puesto en- un
ataud en- donde fu6 yisto por aIgu-
nos cientos de cnriosos, que esta-
ban apinados frente al editicio de
la casa de cortes. Media hora des-
puGs fue llevado a su Ultima mo-
rada por los oticiales J a expensas
del condado.
Ill INFoRME DE CoELEY.
Desde hace algunos dfas que te-
nemos en- nuestro poder, el infor-
me que da Conley, en- referencia
4 la tragedia ocurrida u dia 16 de
Enero 1905, cuandO di6 muerte
4 Redding y a Purdy vel que no
publicamos, tanto por faIta de es-
pacio en- estas columnas, cuanto
porque carece de importancia. En-
q indica, que Purdy y Redding
estaban en- ese dfa completamente
borrachos y que los mat6 en- defen-
sa propia.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-01-24

SNAKE IN STREET CAR
Reptile Invades a Louisville Trolley.
Display Of Hosiery Follows
Its Appearance

Special TO The Herald.
LOUISVILLE Ky, Jan. 2S.-"For
the Lords sake, look at that" shrieked
u middle-aged woman on a Fourth
avenue inbound car tonight.
'Oh, horrors, it's a snake" ex-
claimed pretty young woman who
looked as if she might be bound for
the theater Then came gathering up
of skirts and frlls and laces and a
scurrying for the high places on the
seats, and with it all a generous dis
play of hosiery And the men, they,
too, Saw things" and as well as
they could got out Of the way. In the
meantime a three-foot garter snake
was weighing around on the floor or
car 906 vainly searching for a spot
wherein he might hide himself.
The snake did not make his appear
ance until well within the city. How
he came there no one knows. but as the
car had been to Jacob park it is sup
posed that some mischieVous boy found
him half frozen under an old log and
made him an unwilling passenger.
The snake created the widest sort OF
a panic for matter of ten minutes.
when j. B. Wathen, ir.. dispatched him
with a light cane.
The conductor, II. Il. Payton, took the
precaution to get the name of every
passenger in the event that any of the
women should consider themselves
damaged by reason of their hasty flight
to the topmOst points of the seats
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LONG EAR; CROOKED ARM

CROW AGENCY, Mont, Jan. 49,
The elopement of Ben Long Ear and
Mrs. Crooked Arm, wife of Mr. Crooked
Arm, both full-blooded Crows and Car
Isle graduates, is the chief topic of
interest among the Indians, as well as
the whites, at the agency, as both
parties are well known.
Mrs. Crooked Arm, before leaving
her liege lord, made careful search for
his savings, which he secreted, find
ing $780, but overlooking several hun
dred dollars which he had raised from
the sale of ponies. She also took their
11-month-old pappoose.
While Crooked Arm is heartbroken
over the action Of his wife, he asks for
the return of his pappoose, of whom he
says: Some day pappoose make heap
big chief"
Long Ear. who is the son-in-law of
Chief Big Medicine. OF the Indian po-
lice, leaves weeping young wife be-
hind.
Long Ears love for the young and
handsome Mrs. Crooked Arm has been
openly known for a long time, dating
from their college days at Carlisle, and
has been a choice piece of Indian
scandal.
Indian police have been securing the
reservation in all directions but have
found no trace of the clipping couple.
1t is believed they drove to some point
on the Northern Pacific railroad, and
will probably turn up at a Western
reservation.
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HER BONES BROKE IN BED
New York Hospital Physicians Puzzled
by Strange Disease Causing
Mrs. o'Neirs Death
Special TO The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
NEW YORK, Jan. Physicians Of
the Kings County hospital are at loss
to- decide the real cause of the death OF
Mrs. Catherine ONeil i'm the hospital
Tuesday last. She was buried yester-
day In Calvary cemetery from her
home. "a Franklin street, Greenpoint
For the past four or five years Mrs.
O'Neil had suffered from disease
which several doctors had diagnosed as
rheumatism She complained continue
ally of pains throughout her body.
Early i'm last October Mrs. O'Neil was
removed to the hospital. There her
case was again diagnosed as rheu-
matism.
While her husband was sitting at her
bedside about a month ago Mrs. O'Nei,
suddenly turned in bed. There was a
loud. swapping noise. Mrs. ONeil ut
tered a shrek and her husband sum-
moned a nurse. An examination of the
sick woman showed that her collarbone
had snapped on the right side. Less
than a week later when Mrs. O'Neil
attempted to sit up in bed bone in her
left arm broke The very next day a
sudden turn IN bed resulted in the
breaking of her right leg.
Since then Mrs. O'Neils condition
had steadily grown worse. Physicians
at the hospital say that all the woman S
bones were brittle.
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Notice for bids for GympasIIm

Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Education of the City of Los An
geles will receive bids for the cOnstruc-
tion and completion of one-story
frame gymnasium building on the site
of the Los Angeles City High School. cor
ner of Hill and Rock streets. to be con-
structed in accordance with the plans
and specifications in the office OF the
Secretary of the Beard, AIS Chamber of
Commerce building.
All labor and materials to be furnish
ed and necessary excavations made by
the contractor and the building to be
completed by March 10, 1906. All bids
must be accompanied by a certified
check for 10 per cent of the cost of the
building, payable to the Board of Edu-
cation, must be sealed and addressed to
the Secretary of the Board of Educa-
tion. AIS Chamber of Commerce build
ing, and filed with him on or before
Friday, January 90, 1906, at o'clock p.
m, at which time bids will be opened
in public by the Secretary or Building
Committee.
The Board reserves the right to re-
jcct any and all bids.
N. S. AVERILL,
Secretary.
Los Angeles, Cal. Jan. 16. 1906.
116-25 lot
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Notice Of Public Work

Public notice is hereby given that at
It's meeting held on Monday; the 18th
e of Of the ctv Los Ange e
an Ordinance, designated as Ordinance
No. 1929 New Series), declaring its
intention to order the following i'm
provement to be made, to wit:
Section l. That it is the intention OF
the City Council of the City OF Los An
geles to close up, vacate and abandon,
for street purposes. that portion of
EVERGREEN AVENUE,
public street of the City of Los Ange-
les, from the southerly line of Sixth
street to it's southerly terminus, de-
scribed as follows, to wit:
Beginning at the intersection of the
southerly line OF Sixth street with the
easterly line of Evergreen avenue, as
Euclid Avenue tract, recorded in Book
z of Maps, at page 55, Records of Los
Angeles County; thence south 20 de-
grees minutes 10 seconds west along
said easterly line of Evergreen avenue
to the most westerly corner of lot 9 OF
said tract; thence north 60 degrees &c
minutes west 10 feet TO point; thence
north 20 degrees s minutes Is seconds
cast and parallel with said easterly line
of Evergreen avenue to point in said
southerly line of Sixth street; thence
south 50 degrees 81 minutes 40 DIS
east along said southerly line of Sixth
street 10 feet to tho point OF beginning.
Sec. 2. That the exterior boundaries
of the district of land to be affected by
said work or improvement are hereby
specified and declared to be as follows,
to wit:
Beginning at the most northerly cor
ner OF lot II of Ruddy's Euclid Avenue
tract, as hereinbefore mentioned; thence
southeasterly in a direct line to the
most easterly corner OF said lot II.
thence southwesterly in direct line to
the most southerly corner of lot 9, said
tract; thence northwesterly In a direct
line to the most westerly corner of said
lot 8; thence northeasterly in a direct
line to the point of beginning in said
city.
Reference is hereby made 10 said
City Clerk OF said city for further par
ticulars.
JAMES HANLEY,
Street Superintendent OF the City or
Los Angeles l-16-24 lot
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Notice of Public Work

Notice of Public Work
Public notice is hereby given that at
day Of December, 1905, the City Coun-
Gil of the City of Los Angeles, adopted
en- Ordinance. designated as Ordinance
NO. 1852 New. Series), declaring its
provement to be made. to wit:
Section l. That it is the intention of
the City Council of the City of Los An
geles to close up. vacate and abandon,
Tor street purposes, a portion of
HILL STREET,
public street of the City of Los An
geles extending southeasterly from
Sunset boulevard, described as follows,
to wit:
Beginning at point in the souther-
~ line of Sunset boulevard distant
south IS degrees minutes Is seconds
east $3.50 feet from the intersection
of said southerly line of Sunset boule-
ward with the westerly line of Hill
street; said point of intersection being
lso the most easterly corner of lot 6 of
stevens Subdivision. as per map re-
corded in Book rs, at page 81, Miscel-
laneous Records of Los Angeles County;
thence from said point of beginning
east and parallel with said westerly
line of Hill street $3.50 feet to a point I;
thence south 40 degrees 80 minutes As
seconds east and parallel with the
Southerly line of said Hill street 467S4
feet to a point in the westerly line of
that portion of Hill street extendin &
T. ortheasterly and southwesterly; thence
along said westerly line of that portion
of Hill street extending northeastern
and southwesterly north 40 degrees 81
minutes As seconds east 1880 feet to n
point in the northerly line of that por-
ton of Hill street extending northwest
erly and southeasterly: thence alon &
said northerly line of Hill street mort n
40 degrees 80 minutes as seconds west
463.29 feet to point; thence along the
oasterly line of said Hill street north
4
1872 feet to a point in the southerly
line of Sunset boulevard; thence along
said southerly line of Sunset boulevard
north Sc degrees minutes 10 seconds
west 1914 feet to the point of beginn-
ing.
Sec. 2. That the exterior boundaries of
the district of land to be affected by said
work or improvement are hereby specified
and declared to be as follows, to wit:
Beginning at the intersection of the
center line of Sunset boulevard with
being distant 177.41 feet northwesterly
from the intersection of said center line
of Sunset boulevard with the center
line OF that portion of Hill street lying
from said point of beginning along
said center line of Hill street south Z
degrees AZ minutes As seconds east
124.04 feet to a point; thence north 40
along said center line of Hill street
1888 feet to a point; thence north 40
degrees 81 minutes 40 seconds east
1895 feet to point in the center line
of Sunset boulevard; thence along said
center line of Sunset boulevard north
Sc degrees minutes Is seconds west
44S.SS feet to the point of beginning;
excepting therefrom so much of said
land which is now a part OF any public
street or alley, In said city.
Reference is hereby made to said Or
dinance on file in the office of the
City Clerk of said city for further par
ticulars "
JAMES IIANLEY,
Street Superintendent of the City of
Los Angeles 1-22-31 lot
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CARRIED l5O FEE1 BY WIND
Raneher Near Bakersfield Seriously
Hurt and Buildings Wrecked
by Cyclone

BY ASSOCiatod Press,
BAKERSFIELD. Jan. 23.-Out I'm the
rim OF this valley forty miles south.
east Of Bakersfield and where the
desert winds sweep down through the
Trejon Pass onto the plains, cyclone
OF the intensity of those that visit
the middle west occurred on Thurs
day of last week, when the ranch house
and outbuildings Of J. NJ Morris were
demolished and his machinery de-
stroyed and Mr.. Morris himself hurled
distance Of $50 feet into an adjoining
corral
The path Of the cyclone is plainly
visible for width of eighty feet
through the stubblefields on the Morris
ranch and debris from the demolished
buildings was scattered for a distance
OF two miles. Mrs. Martha Scoffield,
the housekeeper for the ranch, was
blown out Of the house and slightly
injured, and for a time IL was feared
mat Mr.. Morris was fatally hurt.
a heavy wind blew all cay and night
I'm the country where the Morris ranch
Is located. but aside from the destruc,
ton of the houses on this ranch, there
were no evidences Of the cyclone, which
is the only one on record i'm the history
Of the county
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-01-24
Miscellaneous
PIANO BARGAINSi PIANO BARGAINS!
SECOND HAND INSTRUMENTS
GREATLY UNDERPRICED.


GREATLY UNDERPRICED.
If you are contemplating the puT-
chase of piano you simply can't af-
ford to overlook this opportunity for
money making. Glance at this CLOS
sary of our great bargain list; note
the remarkable price cuts. Second
hand instruments of famous makes,
like those enumerat ted below, are
vastly better values than new pianos
of inferior quality
Every one of these instruments is
6pM Nreh sT Hgn By monthly payments;
ONE sTETNWXY GRAND~bbony' Wv
case, used months; cost when new
ONE KRANiiiC;iH & BACH CABINET iNHT ''OO
GRAND-Walnut case; beautiful
piano, used months, was $3.50,
ONE DECKER. B;Ros..Rioc;s;e;w;o1;o.di' 4-O
case, original cost $3.50. ........ now s275
ONE DECKER os.'-Ebony case
oN Si9ef pRSc Kff Sf understandable $500
case; very fine Instrument; origi-
ONE CHiCKBRiNG & soNS'-Ma- ''''
fha99egany case, used few months; was
one V0sB & SoNS'..Miaihio;ggaanMy '''O
case, largest size; cost $3.50. now s2s5
nearly new; Was orieffnaIiy c ss7s
ONE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Size. oak 'I''
vase uSeu . months, cost S3UU now SElU
ONE HUpERT-Rosewood case,
oTh osHfa aRs1 YES ssa6. viS;;r;,I a4o
Walnut case; cost new $3.50. now $3.50
ONE STODDARD-Largest size;
mahogany case; cost when new
one BEHR BROS. cXBi iRH% '2lO
GRANDS-oRosewood case; original
ONE i'f sH 10 very eiabo %SE $3.50
mahogany case; cost originally
$40; used months. ..... now 1926
ONE BRAMBACH-Rich mahogany
case; used months; cost $475,
ONE, ANGELUS PIANO pLAYER
with organ combination; was $275,
now :.;'............;......." .;.....".. $125
Elegant square pianos at next to
nothing prices. For pupils these instru-
ments are just right for practice pur-
poses. Prices s35 to $780, Terms IS. 90
down, balance in monthly payments Of
$500 each.
Come in and compare the printed
statements with the pianos offered.
GEORGE y. BIRKEL COMPANY,
Steinway, Cecilian and Victor Dealers,
Si5-347 South Spring Street.