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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-12
Ogden Briefs.

An eight-pound baby girl arrived at the
home of Deputy County Recorder Joseph
B. Wallace yesterday.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day TO Archibald J. Mcdonnell, aged SO.
and Miss Sarah E. WOlsey, aged s. both
of Park City.
Funeral services over the remains of
William Papperwell will be held from the
Episcopal church at o'clock this after
noon.
Announcement was made yesterday of
the marriage at Pennington of Miss
Emma Salter, daughter of William Sal
ter, to John F1inchbaugh- They were
married about two weeks ago.
The Wheelwright Construction com
pany of ogden has been awarded a con-
tract for the construction of a water
system for ReXberg, Idaho, at an eXpen-
diture of $4,000. There We're four bidders.
The will of the late Jane A. ChapIow
was filed in the district court yesterday
in connection with a petition for the ap-
pointment of Mrs. Margaret Perkins and
A. r. Haywood as executors. The estate
consists of personal property Of a prob
able value of ST 600.
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COLORED MAN FOUGHT.
Police Have Lively Time With Man
Caught Trying to Steal.

Shortly after 9 o'clock last evening a
COlOred patron of the Banquet restau-
rant lower Twenty-fifth street was
detected breaking into the meat box. The
proprietor Of the place procured a rifle
and compelled the wOuld-be thief to throw
up his hands. He was kept in this po-
sttion until Officers Ed Morrissey and
Thomas Burke arrived, when the attempt
was made TO place the fellow under ar
rest. He objected so strenuOusly that
officer MOrrissey was forced to knock
him down with his club before the hand
cuffs could be placed upon him. At the
police station he again showed fight and
refused to give the police the necessary
information TO book him on the police
blotter. He was placed in a dungeon,
where he will be held until he gets ready
talk.
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ogden public schools was in attendance
and made statement of the work al
ready accomplished by the school board,
principals and teachers. He asked the
judgment of the committee on the plan of
holding a parade of all the male pupils
of the public schools at TO o'clock on Ar
Dor day morning. The parade to travel
over the main thOrOughfares of the city
armed with all the paraphernalia neces-
sary for the cleaning up of the city. The
plan was approved and it was decided to
postpone the mass meeting called for
Thursday in order to give the junior
league a chance.
In addition to asking the mayor to issue
a proclamation to the citizens ii was de-
cided to call upon the business men to
close up their places of business on Ar
Dor day in order that their clerks might
have an opportunity to assist in the work
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SIegeI's New Store.
22S-230 Main.
TROOPERS FAIL TO DRILL
But Seventeen Men Present at In
spection of Guard by Major
Hirst.

Troop A of the First cavalry Of the
National Guard of Utah was inspected
by Major r. L. Hirst U. S. A, last
night in the armory. The troopers were
scheduled to turn out thirty-four strong,
but just half that number showed up.
Company II inspected Tuesday night
was scheduled to come out with twenty
six members. Less than half this number
were present at inspection drill.
The Signal and Hospital corps will line
up before Ma or Eirst tonight. Visitors
are invited to witness these drills during
inspection
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EXCURSIONS TO TWINFALL
April IA and is.

Via. Oregon Short Line for sale of
school lands at Twin Falls, April 16.
and opening Bull townsite, April II.
Round trip from Salt Lake, $11.65, tick
cts good for return to April 80.
Bull is situated seventeen miles west
of Twin Falls City in the Twin Falls
tract and is surrounded by a large ter
ritory of choice lands, all of which will
be under irrigation for this season s
crops Many improvements are taking
place. including the construction of a
$25. 900 hotel.
See agents for further particulars.
City Ticket Office. pol Main street
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BUYS A FIVE-ACRE TRACT
John HOughton Purchases Property
on Eleventh South, Main
and State

With a view TO cutting up into build
ing lots, a five-acre tract located thirty
four rods south of Eleventh South
street, fronting on State and Main
streets, was yesterday sold by Peter N
Campbell to John A Houghton. The
consideration mentioned was $1,000 cash
Mr.. HOughtOn will cut a street through
the tract and will carve from it a num-
Der of residence lots. He is also contem-
plating the erection of several residences
on the property.
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Award of S4,25o.

The jury in the $4,000 damage case of
A. l. Stone administrator of the estate
of William Murray, deceased, against the
Union Pacific, returned a verdict of
A25O in favor of the plaintiff The de-
ceased lost his life in the Azusa wreck,
NOYemher. 1904
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dad Eye" Captured.

Bad Eye Johnson, a colored man who
escaped from Officer NJ. Malone several
days ago. was captured last night by Of
ficer Grin Hadlock in the home of a
colOred woman where he had been shell
tered since his escape. Johnson was
wounded by a bullet from Officer Ma
lOne's revolver on the night Of his es-
cape The bullet struck his ankle and
lodged in the instep. The wounded man
has not received medical attention since
he will have to serve a sentence of $50
DAVIS
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Citation for Blair.

Judge J. A. Howell yesterday issued a
citation for James S. Blair. returna Bile
April q to show cause why he should
not be punished for contempt for failure
to pay altmony, attorneys fees and costs
as provided in a decree of the court.
The court continued the case of J. D.
Skeen VS. Councilman r. b. Paine TO
sixty days pending an appeal to the su-
preme court of the case of ]. d. Skeen
VS. William Craig
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APRIL is, 1906,
APRIL II, 1906.

The respective dates of sale of $1,000
acres Of Idaho school land at Twin
Falls, Ida, and opening of Bull town
site. seventeen miles west of Twin
Falls in the Twin Falls tract. Excur-
sions via the Oregon Short Line April
Ia and 15, $11.65 Salt Lake to Twin
Falls and return, limit April 80.
City Ticket Office 201 Main street.
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County Commissioners Meet.

At a meeting of the board of county
commissioners yesterday Commissioner
Wilson reported that the committee had
located the gravel they desired in Nevada
and were now waiting for prices from the
railroad company as to the delivery price
of the same. The Wasatch Orchard COM
pany asked permission to lay water-pipe
along the county road leading to their
canning factory. An estimate of the
amount of money necessary for the run
ming of the city schools next year was
submitted by the city board of education.
The amount named was S74 200.
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HORSE SHOW AT PROMO

Friday, April Is. Fare for round trip
S1.25, Salt Lake City via Salt Lake
Route. Special returning after the ball
at Mozart hall.
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Kay, Patriarch G. w. Larkins and Elder
William Hancock. The remains were
then taken to Huntsville, where another
service was held The speakers at the
latter service We're Patriarch David Me
Kay. Elder Angus Mckay and others.
Interment was in the Huntsville ceme-
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Delinquent Notice.

THE TETRO MINING COMPANY.
Location of principal place of business.
Salt Lake City, Utah. Notice-There are
delinquent upon the following described
stock, on account of assessment No. %
Of 1 cent per share, levied on the
oath of February, 1906. the several
amounts set opposite the names of the
respective shareholders. as follows:
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And in accordance with law and an or
der of the board of directors. made on the
24th of February. 1906 so many shares OF
each parcel of such stock as may be nee
essary will be sold at the office of the
company, Dds Commercial Club building
Salt Lake City, Utah. at the hour of 70
o clock a. m, on Friday. Goth Of April
1906, to pay delinquent assessment there
on, together with the cost Of advertising,
and expense of sale.
ERNEST WILLIAMS. Secretary.
Salt Lake City. Utah. March 24th 1906
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"CLEAN UP" is POPULAR.
Everybody Whooping 1t Up for a
Busy Arbor Day.

a meeting of the committee on organi-
cation OF the Civic Improvement league
was held at the Weber club at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. The proposed con-
Etitution and bylaws were discussed and
final action postponed.
Superintendent William Allison of the
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DURAND FUNERAL.

The body Of Mrs. Jennie Durand of Po-
catello, Ida, who died last Monday, ar
rived in Salt Lake last night on the Ore
gon Short Line. Mrs. DuraEd was a mem
Der of Evergreen lodge 151 of the Frater-
nal Union of America. The funeral will
take place at p. m. today at ODonneIIs
undertaking parlors on West Temple near
Third South street. Interment at Mount
OliVet.
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Burial of Mrs. johnson.

Funeral services over the remains of
Mrs Elizabeth Johnson were held yes
terday. Short services were held at the
residence on jefferson avenue, where re-
marks were made by Apostle d. o. Nc
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ANNOUNcEME EMIT
WALLPAPER

If it is in the wall paper way, we
have it, and we now have a large force
of competent men. and can execute all
orders promptly
GEO. w. EBERT & CO
81 Main street
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HORSE SHOW AT PROVO,

Friday, April Is. Fare for round trir
s125. Salt Lake City via Salt Lake
Route Special returning after the bal
at Mozart hall.
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SIegeI's New Store
22S -230 Main
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-09-14

The cityl council meets next
Monday night to give the appro-
priation bill its second reading
and final passage.
Mrs. C. N. Charlesworth, who
has been i'll for some time, was
taken to Mercy hospital Satur-
day for special treatment.
Miss Norton has moved her
studio two doors north of the
Episcopal church, corner Seventh
street and Harrington avenue.
Misses Lila Shortridge and
Pearl Duell left last week for
Park River, where they will
teach in the public schools this
winter.
The school board met last
Tuesday evening and among
other business transacted, or
dered two new typewriters and
three microscopes for the use Of
the school.
Attention is called to the state
ment of the old reliable First
National Bank published in
another column. The strength
OF this fduciary institution is
shown in it's splendid assets of
over half a million dollars.
One step won't take you very
far
You've got to keep on walk
ing;
One word won't tell folks who
you are
You've got to keep on talking.
One inch won't make you very
You've got to keep on grow
ing;
One little ad won do it all
You've got to keep them going.
Ed Gilbertson, the tall furni-
ture man in the long building on
Inter Ocean street, promised
last week to prepare a page ad
for this issue of the only repub-
lican paper in Ramsey county.
But Ed thought he didn't have
furniture enough to supply the
demand a large ad in this paper
would create, so he slips off to
Chicago to purchase several
more carloads, and readers of
the Inter-O Ocean will have to
withgo the pleasure Of perusing
Gilbertson's interesting story
until next week.
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FORT TOTEM TIE !.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

=
), Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Il. Salisbury
and family Of Oberon, Sundayed
at the Fort.
Mrs. Pearson and baby Lawton,
are visiting with Mr.. Pearson.
supt. 9. i. Davis returned
Saturday from a trip to Montana.
Public school began Monday
with Miss Anna Tomlinson as
teacher, and an enrolment Of
fifteen pupils. Nj
Miss Shafter and Mr.. Taylor Of
Oberon drove over to Fl. Totten
Sunday.
Frank and Marie Palmer &C.
companied by Miss Iney Palmer
went to Devils Lake last week
where the former attends school.
Messrs. Alex and Ora Burgren
arrived from Kennedy, Iowa to
participate in threshing Dakota
crop and to visit their uncle, Mr..
Bandy.
The government Industrial
school began a week ago with a
full force of instructors and every
thing about the institution in
readiness for a good years work.
About $50 children are enrolled at
present.
Miss Riley, our kindergarten
teacher returned Friday to resume
her work here.
About 4:30 Monday morning
peaceful 1T. Totten was startled
from her slumber s'by the twang-
ing and changing" of 1.-THE loud
,alarum bello,' and Fastening feet
soon led to the residence Of Fred
Jerome, which was all ablaze.
Before the fire could be extinguish-
led only the frame work Of the
structure remained standing. The
cause of the fire is unknown.
Mrs. Frank Palmer left Tues
day to visit her sister Miss Prang,
who is i'll at her home near Devils
Lake.
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Sterling silver spoons for so
gents at III. Huesgen's. a ..
vi. AL Button secured positions
FOR two Of his graduates in this
city today a
New baled hay, so cents per
bale. For sale bye. II. Baker,
phOne "a sR:ss 'ra,''Es
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Lake, N. D.
Residence for Sale Seven room
house, small barn, garden, fine
trees, sewer and water in street.
Good neighborhood. Price, $4,000.
Apply to Ell. G.. Middaugh.
For Sale "A complete threshing
rig in first class running order.
The same may be seen at the
jacobson farm four miles south of
Penn, Norway Twp. Mrs. Olava
jacobson.
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INTER-OCEAN WANTS
FOR SALE

For Sale Cheap-A gasoline
engine at Marble Works, Devils
Lake, N. D.
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HELP wANTED-MALE

Wanted. Man and wife to
work on farm. The man must
be an experienced farmer, and
the wife a good cook. Perman-
ent position to the right party.
I will pay car fare to my town.
Write at once, stating wages ex-
pected and qualifications. Peter
Regain, Garske, N. D.
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Strayed-One bay gelding about
ten years old-Shoes on all four
feet, and he came to the farm of
Adolph Olsen about August LIST.
Sec. ~, Cleveland twp. Adolph
Olsen.
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Lost Between Devils Lake
and Gunder Ulstad's farm, on
July 5, a 10-year old girls bro wn
cloak and a lady's black jacket.
Finder will please leave at Inter
Ocean Office. st.
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phone "a szs1ss
Miss Lucy Vannier left9last
week for Aneta where sheSWill
teach the coming year.
Buy a glass paper weight show
ing Devils Lake pictures for Is
cents at H. Huesgen's.
Dry oak wood, sawed and de-
aivered for $500 per cord. C..
III. Baker, phone "a.
Mrs. VIM. Brandt, who has
been very ill for the last few
days is reported improving.
Dan Kelly returned Monday
morning from a few days visit
at the Minnesota state fair.
P. DePlazes was in Lawton
over Sunday looking after the
threshlng on his farm near
there.
Seven graduates of Buttons
Business College are. holding
positions in this city as stenograp-
hers and bookkeepers.
Miss Laurina Vannier left
last week for Lakota where she
goes TO teach in the public
schools at that place.
Prof. j. A. Button Of Crooks.
ton is in the city opening up his
business college for the fall term
which begins next Monday.
The First National Bank. Dew
ills Lake, N. D., loans money on
real estate at seven per cent.
Miss Minnie Hovey returned
Saturday night after a pleasant
visit Of a month with friends
and relatives in the twin cities.
We can fit out your cook car
with everything from tin cup to
q steel range. Give us a call be-
fore buying. Peterson & Adams.
wv, M. Anderson went to Far
go Tuesday to attend the meet
ing of the republican state cen
tral committee, Of which he is a
member.
Miss Andrea jacobson return
ed last Thursday morning from
Chicago, and the twin cities
where she purchased her fall
line Of millinery.
have a complete stock Of
Thrasher supplies. Lubricators,
Oil cups, Inject tors, Steam gauges
and Flue cleaners are among the
list at Peterson & Adams.
Last Friday the thermometer
at the weather bureau in this
city registered 1O4 degrees in
the shade, and Col. Brewer Of
the Forum thinks the city is
well named.
Button g Business College, Dew
lis Lake, offers a complete course
including books, supplies, rent Of
TYPEWRITER and free railroad fare
$3.50 to all who enroll now. Regu-
lar price is $95.
Miss Matilda Stoeser returned
Sunday from the twin cities ac-
companied by her sister, Miss
Maud, who will visit here for a
few days before returning to
her home at Russell, N. D.
The Grand Forks Mercantile
company is making this a trans
fer point for their fruit ship
ments from the west. Walter
Hawkins Of Grand Forks has
charge of the company's local
business.
Attorney G. L. Young, who
last year was studying law in
the office of Burke q Middaugh, J.
has returned to- Devils Lake 5to
visit friends a couple Of weeks.
He intends to enter the law
school of the university at Grand
Forks next month.
Verne Ewalt, Anna Nelson, Carl
Troxel, Walter Hovey, Geneva
anderson, Miss Cadigan, Rose
I lie Berge, WILDER La Monse, Le-3
ma Kranz, Orrin Holmes and
Arthur Dennis are some Of But
! 5on's Business College students
whom you know are holding posi-
tons. Send for large list.
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For Sale. 16 h. p. Huber
engine in good shape. Aultman
& Taylor separator, 32x48, Par
sons feeder and Fosston blower,
all in No. l condition, for sale
cheap. Inquire Of w. A. Kim
merly or, Inter-O Ocean.
Also my farm of 480 acres of
land, sec. 1910 and 3 in Lake
township. One of the best stock
farms in Ramsey county. The
celebrated Kimmerly springs To-
Gated on the farm. On account
Of age and health am going to
sell.
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. For Sale-Bird dogs for sale at
from SIS to $40. I have located
at Larimore with few young
dogs for training and for sale.
Write J. w. Locke, Larimore,
N. D.
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For Sale-Anyone wanting to
buy a second hand threshing
rig cheap, and in good repair,
consisting Of engine and separ-
ator, water tank, tender, cook
car, bunk car, both furnished,
call or write to J. E. Martin,
Starkweather. ....a
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SITUATIONS WANTED

Cook Wants Positlon-As cook
in cook car for threshing crew.
Address Grin Wilcox, Winneba-
go, MINI.
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LOST

Lost-A ladies green eton jack
ct, between Devils Lake and Chau-
tauqua. Finder please notify
Mrs. E. T. Fox.
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For Sale-A gasoline engine,
either 6 or II horse power.
Engines are in first class run
ming order. Enquire at the
Marble Works, Devils Lake, N.
ID.
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In Time of Peace

In the drst mouth Of the Russian.
Japan war we had striking example of
the necessity for preparation and the
early advantage OF those, 70 to speak
shave shingled their roof in dry weath.
sr." The virtue Of prer aration has made
history and given to US our greatest mon,
The individual a. we'll as the nation
should be prepared for any emergency
Are you predared to successfully com .
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COUNTESS CASTALLENE
SECURES A DIVORCE

Paris. Nov. 1.-THE tribunal OF the
drst instance of the Seine. George
Ditte presiding, st noon today granted
. divorce to Countess Castallene and
gave her the custody Of their children
but she will not be allowed to take
them from France without consent Of
their fatAer. the count. The French
noblemen will get no money at all bnt
must pay all the court costs.
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TREASURY SHORTAGE
BEFORE GRAND JURY

st. Louis. Nov. l4-The federal
grand jury convened here today and
is Investigating the shortage Of e8l.
500 In the st Louis sub treasury trac.
ed to the de artment Of Receivip Ing
Teller p. Dyer. Jr.. The teller'l
father. Col, d. P. Dyer. who 10 the
United States attorney here. has At his
own request been temporarily relieved
from taking part in the investigation.
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AGED PROSPECTOR SOLD
SALTED MINING CLAIMS

Sacramento. GAL. Nov. 14-Wil.
liam Whalen. an aged mining pros.
pectcr Of Nevada. who WAS arrested
here for swindling . number of citi.
zsns ont Of several Thousand dollars
ry false representations. wa. today
sehtsnoad to 10 years. imprisonment
As San @ min. An examination Of
the Whaleu mines showed that the
ore was 'saltet
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TRAIN DERAILED, BUT
PASSENGERS ESCAPE

St. Louis. Nov. i4-A westbound
Missouri Pacific passenger train. while
running At full speed. WAS hurled
from the track by spreading rails. near
Glencoe. 27 miles west Of here. today.
and beyond outs and bruises. all on
boAvd mirAoulously escaped. The
entire train pluna, d into an embAnk.
ment. and the track bed was torn up
for 300 fest
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A BUSY MAN-For the next two
months John Houston will be = busy
man for he has Just landed the con.
tract for excavating the building and
foundations for . Atook house. blend.
ing bin and mill extension to the
Portland Cement works. He will
start on the work at once and wants
twenty men and Ave good teams. He
figures the Job will last about sixty
dsys. Non looking for worE can now
find It. Gr. HouAton will personally
supervise 20 work and during the life
OF the contract John II. Jansen will
manage Mr.. Houssun's paint shop.
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bst the first cold you takei A cold can
be cured much more quickly when treat.
ed as soon ss 1t has been contracted and
before 1t has become settled In tho sys-
tenn. Chambsrlain's Cough Remedy 10
famous for Its cures Of colds and It
hoald be kept'st hand ready for instant
use. For sale by Daniels Drug store.
mwf
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Notice to the public.

The special privilege granted news.
boys and others to ride bicycles on
the .sidswAlks Is hereby revoked.
City marsbals will arrest all pesscps
disobeyinR this order.
By order Of City Council.
6S. GO MAY JOHNSON
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Especially low Winter Tou' lists rates
to points In the South and Southeast via
Colorado Il Southern Ry. Write I. Il.
Fisher, q. p A., Denver.
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DOROTHY DIX SAYS:-"If .
man loves a girl. bnt is too poor to
marry. should he tell Of his love or
keep silence" For the answer to
the above. see IA Mad Love"
dramatized from the story Of "Lady
Audley's Secre.." to appear in this
city Saturday night. Advance sale
Of seats now open at Manager Hous.
toms office.