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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08
National League Standing.
FEED AND FLoG.
BY 1000 Strokes Every Other Day Kille
Of Girls Is Punished.

New York. May & a special cable
from Tsngier, Morocco, says
The Sultan has prohibited the cruei-
tixion u Mohammed Mesfewi, the shoe
maker Of AIarakesh and wholesale muir
derer. and Nicerey Muley Hafid has
contriyed d charaeteristically cruel and
Oriental punishment.
Mesfewi has been condemned to fog
ging in the market place. where he il
to receive 900 strokes every other day.
but the shoemaker il to be luxuriously
fed In order 70 keep up his condition,
and 30 prolong his torture. The vice.
roy ii awaiting the Suitsn's decree Of
execution, which will undoubtedly I've I'M
placement on quartering and burning
alive. The populace Ut Aarrakesh i
also impatientlv awaiting the Sultun's
decree, and the authorities frar that
iii moi received soon the alternate daily
flogpings will cease 70 interest the popu-
laees who will. attack the prison and
lynch Mesfewi.
The passions OF the popalaee are ia-
creased daily By the discoveries OF adj
aitinnal headiess bodies of girls. Ii
il now expected that Mesfewi's victims
win total 80.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08
A few WORDS
ABOUT TONICS
Their Value Discussed-when to Take
Tonie--The Kind to Take and
What to Avoid.

1Ife word tonic covers multitude
uf sins. People III all walks Of life take
tonirs ard these TONES range from
w'aislsey straight dawn 10 iron pills.
Those who take their whiskev straight
are IL 81 commended for ore thing
nameiy, their frankness They cheer
fully admit that they take alcoholic hey.
erages anil do NOT masquerade hehinsi
tie intHlnelalsle patent medicines with
il hhsis sIe country il tloaded ahl wnich
alvEasleA tonies, Tine average tonic
.hlooa pnrigier.T ard @nefye ingigorator'
c0f.saau ffou IL n "a per cent alv0hel,
- ilssI while these medicines seem
Ia uiatsr snu feel better for tire time
hasfssx. hi + caused entirely hv the tenn
loraay Stimulation 1T the alcohol. The
feactsen OF silrH .lehastei leaves the sys-
ton weaker than ever. and If their use
i persisted IN. j complete breakdown
IL 6onud o. follow
4 true tonic builds up tile tissues,
enricAes the blood and improves circei-
latiun. Ill Maeee's lAlaltl Emulsion
wr have i remedy Which contains flesh
building and strengthening materials il
q highly concentrated form. without 4
drop OF alcohol No temporary artificial
stipulation fNiIANxs IFS use. but 4 steady
ana constant invienFatlng influence il
fcIt ffum the first day.
When you consider that Mcgee !
fAiAItA Emulsion contains the pifest cod
lisHF oil. ii combination With sKrtsPy,
lliastasir. non.aleoholc nialt, 10 which
II added hypophosplites Ut hme and
soda. you mast realize that as ; muscle
haglder and uervr.stsengshcHer II woFh
ia impossible Isl devise REMEDY AT
gK*assf salre
Remember r@t drop q aleoltQl M.
lfet* ihtU Nagsss NlalsA EnnslsiUn II
II aIguasi anil lVHs alenr This superb
reln4at shMs 81 assAiited II Fl A. Drown.
/ nraeglst. ~ North Main street. Barre
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08

resumed senator hittredge amendment
The owners III all private cars
within thu definition III carriers Was
Inst iii order MI. tiapp opposed the
provision Ill inpractieablr ut this time,
ie said that III il stands the bill makes
the railraad companies responsible fns
these cars, whether owned BY them o.
not, and expressed the opinion tliat the
provision would prove effective Fur,
tlierniore. he was iii opinion thar the
adoption III the isitfredae amendment
would have the effect III legaiizing THE
private car line. and titus render further
legislation Oh the question difficult,
senator Tiliman gave Il III his opiia-
ion that III the bill stands N would 10
necessary ID deal with only a,ne com
pa,fy. that IL you'd be nnwise III adopt
the amendment and thus compel dealing
with two companies.
The amendment Was voted down with
out division.
The next amendment presented was
that suggested BY Mr.. Foraker prohibit
ing rchntes, drawbacks and special re'
bates ia d Discrimination, and at MIR
Reveridge's suggestion the author III tht
provision agreed 10 Include pass III
The inhibition.
Mr.. MctMml,er objected "a the amend
ment as calculated CO stand in the way
III the transportation of labprers int
The Northwest ia the harvest season a
greatly reduced rates. saying that such
action would be most disastrous.
MI. Bailey suggested that the objec'
tion could be mel hy supplying, " Il
generally done ia such eases, Different
clnss If accommodations Tor laborers en-
gagged in such circumstances a. those
outlined by MIR. MeEun,bef.
Mr.. tsaIlinaer offered an amendment
permitting reduced rates 10 be giseI
Ia laborers. agricultural or otherwise
en route 10 fields Of labor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08
HENS THAT CAN'T STRAY
FROM THEIR OWN FIREsIDR
New Jersey Genius Again Triumphs
Over Inherited Evils in the
Biddy Family

New Nofk, May s.--Charies Spences
If Newton. n. IT. had heen troubled ii
his neighbprs' chickens scratching in his
garden. 50 he yet to work 10 devise
n hen That could NOT scratch or wander
away from its own yard.
After encouragement he claims u
have produced number Of hens with
one Itg Smarter than the other by ths
crossing II Plymouth Rock and han.
taIus,
These hens, Ne asserts. have right
leg sis inches long and left lce ha,t
four inches They are unable ID wan.
der any distance from the coop oWina
10 their inability 70 take steps al IN
same length. Instead they walk around
Id i circle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08
SPECIAL JURY FOR JEROME,
TO Take UP Political Campaign Con
tfihutions.

Nev Nak. May !. fhe special grand
iAsy which y u investigate the instr
anee niatseFs, Aaid rslseeiaEIy political
campaigns contributions, Nas ssnpaAelled
yesterday Nistfsei AttaFAet Jerome
wh8 a4ked All Tits iufS sas present
With SEVERAL II llis ASSISTANTS Wisesl Il
mAS sworn ylisssiee Sestt NJ shp GRIM
snsl hsaurA q tile supreme 4Ntii't, ire
sided
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08
COAL DIFFICULTIES SETTLED.
Miners and Operators Come to Terms
and Make 5-Year Agreement.

+ New York, May THE conference Of
init'efs and operators came II three
year working agreement this afternoon.
Both sides made concessions. The opera
tors agreed to take back all men who
bad not been entity Of violence during
the period Of suspension. The award
Of the Gray anthracite arbitration com.
mission i TO be the basis Of Tie working
agreement. The miners are 10 return IL
work as soon as il practicable.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08
DEAD WITH WILL IN HAND.
Mystery Surrounds Death Of Young Man
Who Was Apparently Dragged.

.A~hury Park, NJ j., day Mystery
surrounds the death here 81 Edward
Mason, twenty two yenie ala, who came
into his mothers home IN West Ashurg
Park sunday night apparently IN \
tIaxed condition.
lie wfnt into i bedroom. closed the
door, ami .far an. hunr not sound wae
heard. WHEN members 81 the hausehnId
later peered into the raom.. Mason was
discovered dead on the bed
In his hands was policy for 81 900
in the Improved Order u Forestry and
Hm unsigned wil eisposiug y the mon
Isl. II i not known II he committed
suicide OF was poisoned by someone.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08
TO CLOSE UP WAR BOND ISSUE.
Head Of the Bank 81 Japan + In This
Country.

Chicago, May ~. Noiiisa Uno. pfesi-
dent of she Bank 81 Japan. which fluatei
The war bond issue, arrivad IL Chicago
Sunday. accompanied by several other
bankers, u chose isp the business II the
@iaad issue III the UNITED States Moro
than Sso0.uO0.A00 uestla ii the bonds
we're sold III this country, witch nrces
sitated considerably banking business,
which only cau b. ioic by an official
IL slse Japanese National Rank presi.
dent t,na ii graduate ii the Uniycr-
kity of Michigan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08
DELAY IN OIL SUITS.
President to Wait for More Evidence Be-
fore Ordering Them.

Washington. May SILT was announc-
ed on excellent authority that the adj
ninistration has not fdliy derided TO
bring suits against the STANDARD Oil
company 81 the railroads that have been
living It rebates. The evidence Mr.. Car
field secured is not. entirely satisfactory.
This evidence will BE- Hiffed. EfIoris
will he made to enforce it with inresti-
cations BY the interstate commerce COM
mission. A. soon a. the government
has enough on which to base good
case, prosecutions will be brought
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08
WILLIAMS CONTINUES rILIBusrER
He Persists in Blocking Business Until
Statehood Is Taken Up.

Washington, May ) immediately al,
ter the opening Of the House the leader
Of the minority promptly began d iiIi'
buster with the statehood bill 81 The
objective 70 be reached. Mr.. Williams
Of Mississippi asked tor yeas and nays
on the approval Of The Journal. Not
4 sufficient number arising, The speaker
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08
TO SAVE NIAGARA FALLS.
President Sends to Congress Report Of
the Commission.

Washington. May 4. President
Roosevelt yesterday sent TO Congress
the report III The International water
ways commission on the preservation ot
Niagara Fails. The report contains rec.
concentrations for the restriction Of the
amount of water ID he diverted for pow
er purposes. and suggests that the
amnnnt of Mater To he diverted be linn
tied either hy treaty or legislation.
The limitation il placed Ut $4,000
cubic fert per second from the Canadian
side and Is. sug cubic feet per second
from tie american aide. in addition to
l1.Unn rs'srie feet per second authorized
for lleava drainage canal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08
Yesterdays American League Scores.

Al Boston Philadelphia 4. Boston O..
/. AZ New York New York !, Wash
ington 2
AZ Chicago 81 Louis 10, Chicago O..
Al Cleveland Detroit s. Cleveland 4.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08
Yesterdays National League Scores.

All Philadelphia Boston 4, Philadel
nIiia Il
An pittsburg Chicago 4, Pittsburg 2.
AL Brooklyn New York q, Brooklyn
"a.
All Cincinnati III. Louis 4, Cincinnati
% lIs5 innings, called on account III dark
1IpsS1
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08

ranapass Nay s. owlt9 ID tls u
pisati0n " III agreement WITH bankers
herr, lhr eanAi esahtni=sEan II receiving
gold FROM sAF United states foF til
peAasnt u employees,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08
as.ooo EMPLOYED ON CANAL.


Panama, Nav : The Panama canal
company had 1900 employed On III
rolls during April. Tho number 81 men
at wnfk exceeds BIZ a,0U0 The CREATES
number tha French company ever isaa
III is employ
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-05

him. OF those VINO viii take part in
this years play. several assisted last
years seniors in their presentation Of
Goldsmith's "She Stops I'd Conquer"
Lloyd Fem making q decided hit as
Tony Lumpkin: and Ed. Sempert,
Russell Vernon, CLANCY Smith and
Floyd Smith winning favorable COM
ment for good impersonatipn Of their
characters
The play chosen for this years pre-
sentation Is much more difficult than
Goldsmith's comedy. but has the ad :
vantages Of introducing more charac-
tiers. Of having more variety. Of giving
opportunity for some singing and
dancing. and Of calling for more elab-
crate costuming. The study ana re-
hearsals Of the play have been under
way since early in February and the
work put on it has averaged about one
hour a day for the last three weeks.
Those interested feel that the work
has been educationally profitable to
those taking part. It has been the aim
OF the school to select . masterpiece
OF dramatic literature and to demand
that the text be learned and spoken
with accuracy, thus guarding against
the chief drawback to amateur theat-
ricals." The caste 10 working hard to
give good character Interpretation and
to bring out well Shakespeare's mean
ing.
The caste ID under the personal SUI
pervtsion Of Miss Evelyn Butler Of the
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-05
GRADERS BEGIN
WORK MONDAY
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
Nezperce, Idaho, May Shy Neg
perez Cooperative Telephone)-The
electric line surveyors yesterday COM
pleted the permanent location to q
point two miles this side of Dublin.
the terminal.
The Evening Teller representative
visited the camp on Masterson's place
and was shown the plat of the line as
surveyed by Engineer Hill. Engineer
Wood explained that the present sur
vey was only following the old line in
general directions. as they were able
to reduce most Of the curves.
1t is Mr.. Woods policy to reduce the
expense Of construction az much a.
possible and to this end new route
will probably be surveyed from q
point southwest Of Dublin and pick up
the old survey few miles south Of
Ilo. This line would leave Ito two
miles to the north. thereby saving q
distance of six miles: however Ito is
not to be left out entirely. as President
Thompson stated that It was the in
tention Of the company to complete the
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-05
START WATER
INTO DITCnEs
gsS

Water was turned IN 1t the hsa4-
gates Of the lewiston SweetWat1e
company's fiume ana ditch line We'd
nesday and II finding IT. way ~ eaay
stages over the twelve miles that -
tervene between the headgates and -
reservoir. It IL probably now > th1r9
the distance along the route. on1y
enough water II let In 70 test The 0iteA
and puddle the earth On the sids0 M
bottom to prepare II for carrying ~
into It.
1T win be several days yet beeos0
water II running over the entire length
Of the line," said Manager Powers -.
day. I'VE are merely testing ont -
work and are gratiAed that tn taGe
shows 20 little defect
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-05

English department OF the high school.
who is conducting the rehearsals in a
most thorough manner.
The Seniors will be aided in giving
the play by Forrest Smith. Louis DIE
Their and Graham Morris, of the Junior
class; George Kerns and Russell YER
non Of the Commercial department Of
the High School, and Messrs, Cherrier,
Hester and Hyke will assist in the
songs.
The caste of characters In full Is as
follows:
Duke Frederick. $500. Floyd L. Smith
The Banished Duke. Z. {. Russell Vernon
LeBeau. Adam ........ Ben F. Doris
Charles. the Wrestler. George Kerns
Amiens .................. Ben Norris
Orlando ............ Frits Lundstrum
Oliver, CORN ....... Ed Otto Sempert
Touchstone ........... Lloyd A. Fem
Silvius .......... CLANCY d. Smith
William ............. Graham Morris
ROsalind ............ Yvonne Perrault
Celia Lulu Smith
Phoebe ............. Bertha NJ. Doris
Audrey ................ leila Provins
Lords-Forrest Smith. Louis Diether.
Ray Hyke. Ray Hester. Win Cherrier.
Shepherdesses-Carol CARLY, May
Alexander, Myrtle Kerr. Minnie Friess.
Try our Merchants' lunch from ll:3c
to p. m. Grand Restaurant. O
Tho Teller gives today's news today.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-05
First Work Begins Monday.

The celebrated Millionaire Club
brand Of canned corn. peas. string
beans. tomatoes ana fruits are the
finest put up ana are sure to please
you. For sale ct Rusoellss 0roeory.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-05

wssson cooking on 4 supesseP
cooking substitute for lard OF butA
,ains twice - economical IN ffyine ~
shortening; tastsleeA odssiaas. oon-
venient and dissstibls. For 49, ~
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-05

road to Melrose and this branch would
go to lilo.
Mr.. Wood stated that q permanent
camp would be established two miles
west of Dublin the first Of the week.
at which point they would be able to
reach points ON the line more conve-
niently. Craftsman Lindsay is busily
engaged on the plan Of the power plant
on the Salmon river, but will take up
the plan Of the work from Nezperce to-
day.
First Work Begins Monday.
John Reese. q farmer living half .
mile north Of town. has secured the
first contract for grading out Of Neg
perez. and he expects to begin work
Monday noon. This contract includes
the grading from the flour mill to the
grand stand at the fair grounds.
Murphy Price has also secured q
contract for the rock work In the cut
east of the race track and will start
the work there the first Of the week.
President Thompson made arrange.
ments for letting these contracts be-
fore leaving Ne1perce.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-05

The Teller gives today-s news today
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-05

The Teller gives today's news today
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-05

Try our Merchants' lunch from ll:3c
to p. m. Grand Restaurant. q
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-28
ENGLEVALE.

Englevale, N. D.. March 26--To The
Forum: Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Hanson
returned from Wisconsin, where they.
have spent the winter. , 5
Newton Halliday returned from a
business trip to Lisbon. z @ t7s
The family Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carr ar.
rived last week and took up their resi-
dence in what is known as the Henry
Hanson house, east of town.
Services Sunday night at the usual
hour. II 81 Cor. E.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-28
WEATHER REPORT.
u. S. DEPART. or AGRIcuLTURE.
WEATHER Bureau.
Moorhead, MINI, March 2S, 1000.

Atfsli ~ ~-NN|t ~ S>sgS -
Temp, a. I'M, 81; noon, 40.
The low over Lake Erie yesterday
morning has moved eastward off the
coast. The barometer pressilres are
lower over the upper Atlantic coast and
gulf states. 1t was showing this morn
ing at Boston and Dodge City and rain
ing at New York, Little Rock and
Denver. Heavy rain has fallen dur
ing the past twenty -FOUR hours over the
gulf states and lower Atlantic coast.
Atlanta reports a rainfall OF ia In
ches and Montgomery r.72. Clear
weather prevails over the western Da-
kotas, Montana and the British posses
sions and fair weather is indicated for
this vicinity tonight and Thursday with
moderate temperature. There is very
little change in the baroneter eoildi-
tiofrs i'm the west.
Fl. w. Grasse, Observer
Chicago forecast- Generally fair to-
night and Thursday, moderate temper
allure.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-28

CIesley's is headquarters for the best
hard coal, ocean sInokeless and finest
anthracite than comes to The market
Prompt delivery to any part Of the city,
and satisfactory fuel guaranteed II
will pay to get our prices and test our
grades Of coal Order now before the
cold has taken YOU short of fuel, and be
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-28

If you find fault with some of the
present municipal affairs, you want
change. Give H. H. Aaker your SIP
port for mayor.
BoIles & Rogers have moved from
2o7 Broadway to their new building,
3o3 Broadway, and pay top prices for
hides, pelts, furs. tallow. etc.
The Underwood typewriter agency
has been moved from the basement of
the Fargo National bank to an office
room with Anhejrer & Rupert. .
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-28
CRY LOCALS.

Rahillys spring millinery opening oc-
ours March 80 and 81.
Al Johnson repairs everything at H.
T. Emery's hardware.
Checks issued on pool games at
Tweeden's, N. P. avenue.
Phone No. IS if you want a cab
night OF day. Jeif Young & Go.
Try The Rathskeller cigar. 10 cents.
Made BY the p. & w. Cigar Co.
Phone SIS for Deimert & AIurphy's
quick delivery Of wines and liquors,
Hoodwink the oculist. Madden Eye
Medicine cures eyes. (Don't srnart.) asc.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-28

]. ]. Foley of Josslin, N. D., filed d
petition in bankruptcy today with the
clerk of u. S. court His liabilities are
$I,445.24 and $50 exemptions. No assets
are mentioned. o.-.4#- u a4g LII i
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-21
ZION CITY In BAD
WAY, SAYS VOLIVA
Bank Had Half Million DepOs-
its and No Cash ON Hand.
Every Industry Running Behind
Thousands Of Dollars and Peo-
pie Starving.
OvERsEER ON WITNESS STAND.

Chicago, June ell Wilbur @.
Voliva, the present head of Zion
City. who succeeded Dowie as man
ager OF the city and its properties.
was the first witness today for the
defense In tho hearing now going or
before Judge Lands i'm the federal
court to determine the rightful mau-
ager of the city ana its interests.
Voliva testified that when h. as
sumed control of Zion City he found
in the candy industry a paid-up stock
of sl55.000. an actual investment OF
$4,000 and a total operating loss up
to January 81, 1906. of $4,000 In
the supply manufacturing associa-
ton invested in stock 900.
amount actually invested sse 900;
total loss in operation. s2i9.Coc. Ir
the lace industry, paid on the stock.
s:.Sl4, zoe; actuli,y invested, sii;,
600; operating les s1.2DC. 900.
Losses on other Industries werc. on
January 81 1906. as follows: Food
supply. $4,000; rai'way corstrnc-
ton, 5000; printing ncGse si5o =.
600; hotel. $4,000; traaspcr;a-
i.on. $1,000. "ZioE City tank, :"
said the witness, chad deposits
amounting to s5O0.O10 bp. not one
dollar in the bank to pay any of tho
100000. Every day there was a
ong line of people IN from. of the
hank looking for .hci. money. Some
OF them would get 50 cents: some ~
cents aud some nothing at all. Livery
one of these people had $1,000 or
more on deposit. found that 81
zoe, 900 had been dctyefcl AMI that
The losses OF operating the dlfcrep;
industries up to TIA; time amounted
to s2,5s?.Soo.
Il fo~:c hat - airing aurn
were receiving only enough to exist
on and their pay was far behind. Ma
ny of them were paid in coupons and
when | assumed management. about
$4,000 in these coupons was out
standing. | found the people at the
verge of starvation. notably a Mr..
Haskins who had an annual income
in Australia of $4,000. gave him a
ton of coal and food to keep him
alive"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-21
EDITORS POISONED
EAT CHICAGO CANNED MEATS
AND ALL NEARLY DIE.
Decline Invitation to he Guests ~
Packers Of Windy City-Cr
j. Hospital.

Warsaw. Ind, Juno 21.--'Nearly
100 members OF the National Editorial
association. due in Chicago for break
fast tomorrow were poisoned yester-
day by eating ham and chicken sand
witches served at Marion. Ind. Some
narrowly escaped death. The sick are
not all out Of danger tonight. Many
Will be unable to accompany the ex-
cursion farther. They are in bed az
Winona Lake, two miles from here.
The meats. which contained
ptomaines, were from packing houses
So frightened are the editors that to-
night they cancelled an invitation they
had accepted to take breakfast with
the Chicago packers on their arrival
early tomorrow. Instead they will
cat at the Press club. Nor will the,
so near the stock yards. They now
regard them as nestilences.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-21
CHAUYAUQUA
BIG CROWDS YESTERDAY IN
SPITE OF THE WEATHER.
Excellent Programs for Tonight and
Tomortow-NIany Are Staying
All Day.

The attendance at the chautauqua
yesterday afternoon and last night
was good, Notwithstanding the In
clemeney of the weather. The pro-
gram offerings were good. and much
appreciated.
The attendance today is better
than any previous week day and. il
the weather is good tonight and the
balance of the week. there is no
doubt that the capacity of the tent
will be tested.
DR.. Krebs. who has given some of
the best numbers on any OF the pro-
grams. gave his last one today. which
was thoroughly enjoyed.
Tho program for tonight and to-
morrow Is:
7:S0-Reading. Mr. Amsbury.
Nicholas Nickleby."
FRIDAY.
S:30-Children' exercises.
Health lecture Prof. Fletcher.
10:S0-"Jaunts to the Haunts OF
the British Poets J. VI. Shaw.
2:O0- Entertainment - Ross
Crane.
4:OO-Reading James Whitcomb
Riley-Miss Hemenway.
7:30-Concert.
500 Lecture. Radlum- Prof
Patty.
A number OF people are going out
in the morning and staying all day
since the weather conditions have
improved