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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-08-24
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters OF nd
mlnistration were granted to the under
signed by the Probate Court OF -. Francois
county, Missourll dated August IL. 1905, on
the estate OF
MERRlfIELD ". HUFF, DeC'd,
All persons having claims against said es.
tate are required to exhibit them 10 the
administrator for allowance within one
year from the date Of said letters, or they
may bc prccluded from any brnent Of said
estate. and II not exhibited for allowance
within two years from the date OF said let
tiers they WIFI he forever barred.
PARkIIURST SLEETIl Adm +.
August a. 1876.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-08-24

We publish IN another column
a communication bearing on the
manner the indictments against
number of saloon keepers for vio-
lating the statutes regulating their
business were disposed of last
week. Keeping a dramshop in this
State is not a right, but privilege
granted by license and hedged
about with certain restrictions Of
law. A violation of these restric
tions, upon conviction, incurs not
only q fine but a forfeiture of the
license and privilege to sell liquor.
Notwithstanding these facts. the
keepers of dramshops appear to
think that they may violate certain
regulations of the law with impu-
nifty, and that any interference
with their violations is a restriction
of their rights, not approaching
the fact that they have no rights
in the matter at all--only licensed
privileges. The law should be
rigidly enforced, not only for
moral reasons, but because it is the
Jaw, for if violations or eyasions of
the law are permitted it loses its
force and respect for law is depre-
ciated. The practice of ignoring
the more weighty restrictions of
the law by nolle prorequis, and
substituting small fine under
what is called the "tippling act, "
for the purpose of evading the
restrictions thrown around dram.
shop keepers, is a farce as well as
a wrong. And yet such has been
the practice in this county from
time immenorial, and dramshop-
keepers who have time and time
again forfeited their licenses, had
the law been strictly enforced, go
on securing licenses and violating
the law with regularity, for what
do they care for little fine now
and theniI The profits of one Sun
days violation of the law more
than covers the fine. The law
must be enforced if Sunday back
door tipping is stopped. What.
ever has been the evasion or farce
in make. believe attempts at en-
forcing the law heretofore, it is
full time to begin to enforce it in
earnest.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-08-24
Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed. Administrator OF the estate OF
WILLIAM e. HALE. Deceased
Will make a final settlement OF said estate
NJ the next term OF the Probate Court OF -.
Francois county, Missouri. to be begun ana
held In Pennington. In said county, on the
second Monday I'm october 1895.
MERRILL. PIPklN, Admir-.
August u, 1906,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-08-24

The novel OF TO- uuN Is ldf-fcdcH'
ing in the various phases depicted
in its pages. \ good novel is good
| but n bad novel is worse than bad
Sometimes n novel is written for =
purpose aud a far different result
is attained by it. 1t Is said that
pton Sinclair wrote The Jungle
from a socialistic standpoint for
the bcttermcnt of the working peo.
pIr that might result from IA pOr
travail of their woes and miserles
Instead of that result, the meat
packing industry of the country
has been so thoroughly brought to
light that a great majority OF us
have become what Mrs Partington
would call "valetudinarians," and
we eat no meat, but live on fruits
and vegetables. This has been
greatly to the benefit of the health
of people; but the good accom-.
plished by the book has been OF
untold value to the world, for here.
after We will be safer from germs
and microbes and all the minute
things that love to linger IN filth
and dirt, for all the packing houses
have been obliged to conduct such
a thorough housekeeping that
they will hereafter he sanitary. 1t
was appalling the revelations that
were made by the various lnvestl-
eating committees in the condition
of slaughter houses. In a slaughter
house in Kansas, the inspector said
the place could only be purified by
fire, and he suggested that the en-
tire plant he burned down as the
surest means to eradicate the germs.
*
To turn to a more pleasant sub
ject, while discussing books, Owen
Wister's new book, Lady Balti-
more" has a charming love story
running through it. The book
takes its name from a famous we'd
ding cake which is made in
Charleston, 5. c. 1t is said that
there has been a great demand for
the recipe and church fairs have
made it one of their features, SELL
ing a slice of the cake with the re-
cipe, or selling the book and the
recipe.
Yet another book has been
written with double purpose
Coniston, Winston ChurchilPs
latest, was written to show the
bribery and corruption in the Legis-
lature of New Hampshire, and in
cidentally to boom Churchill for
Governor on the promise of reform
of present conditions.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
LIS PENDENs.

II4th No go East: Bertha Bank art Joseph Kan
troEttz e al faction % declare uen,; attorneys
q hoffman
n ave = $eS q of l23d 81. runs n. . 40 ok =
70 l2tt 81, - tx n l0px v 100 ave. y :
- beginning. Max J. KlslI g. al
foreclosure OF mortgage; attorneys Lese & CONNOLLY.
166th -. 3i6 e. Q. OF franklin T5NiOO
regular, actions. r. Victoria Zslier
et al foreclosure OF two mottgagesl, attorney NJ.
Esrlay.
Rivington St, corner Eldridge eOx75: Robert
koumel ct al agt T. sdor Ruth Cspecihc performance
attorney. e.. SChwick.
Hermann agt Joseph Zweigel specihc performance
torLeys Block & Hoffman.
Park ave. No Is64 Annie NJ Hun aEj Gertrude 1901
fielder spscihc performance. attorneys. Reeves Todd
NJ iris Park ave. n 24O Il. Plains Road
5iv9S: Rose PirosnCk Catherine Flood tfore
closure 0f mortgage; attorney, g A Rogers
l43d ST. loo a. ". of 9Th ave 2aXQa Clarence
T'-rSnn ida Person % set aside con
yeysnce etc}. attorney. F. Nissan
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
MAY GUST THREE MORMON APOSTLES
President Smiths Remarks So Interpreted
Brigham H Roberts Favored for Promotion.
IRy TeIeFaph - Tho Tribune. ]

IBy Telegraph The Tribune
salt Lake, Utah. April 6.-President Joseph +.
Smith. ln opening the session Of the annual con-
ference of The Mormon Church this morning.
made remarks generally interpreted 10 mean
inat before the conference adJourns on Sunday
ne @i4 depJse three apostles who are accused
~ having taken polyEamous wives since the
maHfosto 81 1890 suspendng plural marriages.
Referring 70 the action Of the apostles since the
-esf Couference. he said.
There ere circumstances connected with this
matter which are not altogether pleasant ana
which are fraught ia some degree and in some
respects with very serious consequences.
The three apostles involved are Matthias F.
toHley John ". Taylor ana George Teasda!e.
All three have been out OF the United States
ever since the Smoot investigation started. three
.ears ago. It IS believed that Brigham Ii. Rob
efts to whom a seat IN Congress was denied i'm
lsg9, viii De elevated 10 the apostleship. The
difference between Roberts and the other three
uIeu is that Roberts while a Polygamist has
takeu 70 new wives since the manifesto.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
A 100000 FIFTH-AVE. DEAL
'hAiA NMAN PAYS THAT SUM FOR LICHTENSTEJN
BUILDING.
e oner for Parcel Near WqdoPlot in Vest 15th St. Leased
for Many Years.

Leopold We'll has sold for Adolf Iewisobn 70
felN lsnan. OF Philadelphia, the Iichtenstein
bniiding, on the west side of 9Th ave. 80 feet
south OF 4oth ST. on lot 50x1O0. This building
was projected by Messrs. Flake & Dowling in
I'ol' VINO sold the land with the plans TO Boehm
a Coon The latter completed the building and
in 1904 sold the property to the present sallar
Inc ASKING price was 100000 and il was pur-
chased for about that sum
client OF NJ. az L. Hess has bought No 90
West Saith St. twelve story modern loft buiId
lhg' -9NSab feet The building was recently
erected It has been leased TO Ranold H Mac
donald for long term
WILCOX d Shelton have leased for the Crom-
Wen estate Nos. 300 and 3l1 West l25th St a
pIoI win frontage of 90 feet and a depth of
Loo Ieet, together with the abuttine property
No. Sl4 West l26th st, with frontage of IL
feet. TO Samuel Wallach. clothier and e simon
9eWeiler. Tor ninety-nine years, with the privi-
loge OF a ffty-year renewal
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
REALTY NOTES.

Jerome Myers has leased in the s. F. Myers
Building, Nos AZ and 40 Maiden Lane. for a
term Of years. Offices to LEBLANC & Cohn, r.
Daniel. NeberIing & Silverberg, ]. Cohn and
John Schumacher.
Plans have been filed for the construction of a
playground and a parlor on the roof OF the
five story and basement dwelling house. No. 30
West 54th st, owned by Mrs. Annie ONein
Thomas. at cost of $1,000 according to Lieber-
& Sanford, the architects.
Frank Farrell the well known sporting man,
is the buyer of No. l42 West SSth St. sold re-
Gently; c. Grayson Martin. of No 10 East 10th
st: Elise Luckstone. of No. 153 West 10th St,
and Mitchell A. {. Levy Of Nos. 1915 and fS4T
Broadway
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Jackson, ave s. p cor Garfield ST. 3lx62' Ceeeila
,-,,ruin,nsu loans John II. BOYLE. IT. -. -. ?
rettt ~ an H. W. Of Grand ave, iTSXtoL4N
"a 4sloa. Liberty Mortgage Co loans Herneil ..
..l 80 I, . cor 95th 100 llXl1"; Max IAp 49,
non and Max Gold loan Max Wensteiil- i'
-stb Al : = 3j5 H. q. II 81 ave. @oXlu%--. sam
MI Wfr.arrs samuel tirodg ;nsky and isaac Hait
l1ao Morris aud Herman Sepiuw =. i
stb ave "a cur I5lst 81. a1lNlOO' William g
10y loans Western Really to...- - 90 =,
Ite,b - 3 : Too N. o. cr SIN ave ~ -ASs u.
g'rs,E t{{Iirlar Joseph COL iirg and cooper a,
ResItv 80 loan Nathan Sivets % 90 =, D. w
I46th ST l9si H. e. o' s'i 1' % 81
Itffb st : S. 24T r. - ot stn ave, 7yN'S - -
same oaa Joseph Bloch and Michael H. he" =,
14i,b ~ : a4I6 n. e. OF sth ave. +oSVs III -,
same loan Nathan StlNeF9oi -, - .tvoe u
rl,tb .lST n. Of Sth ave, % oA'i -
SANE oau Joseph Bloch AMI Michael II re" ~
14eth ~ e. 5 3e2 II. ., OF sth ave; same loan %,
same
1-1+ :, 100 ft a. OF Amsterdam ave- ="
la5. Manhattan Mortgage 60 loans mayer TO" Il,
17:is 81 s leo II r OF Audubon ave l4oN''' ,oa
Br'os ave e - 49iI f. OF l4oth 81. -HiS -HG
fGu. American Mortgage Go loans 'a'"' ""N %
Feiufs SiN srnau
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
NILSSON HALL TO BE A GARAGE.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Supern-
tendent Murphy for remodelling into garage
Tor Edward G. Gilmore. the theatrical manager.
the famous old Nilsson Hall. adjoining the
Academy of Music. at 40 130 to 132 East 18th
ST, which was always the supper room" when
the big public balls were held al the Academy
TWO ana three decades ago. The building has
been unoccupied since it's interior was destroyed
by nre some years ago. The interior and front
VIII be rebuilt and the basement used for gasO-
lene storage The necessary improvements are
10 cost 5000. according to the estimate OF
David w. King. the architect. Manager Gil
more is the owner of the building
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07

Il ave, No 126; American Radiator Company
sgt Jonn ; Block owner; A. Anderson.
Nattpt SSsZ
sane property Andrew Anderson AZ John
Block. owner: Ligety Orpheum Company con
tssetor -. T5s a
fsth 81, No 40 West; William j Bailey
tractor -, = =eoo
sd St. No. 332 East. samuel Ciec rye aEt John
Buzzuf1. owner: Conrady COMPANY coniractar. SIS q
80 ST No $50 East: same agt. 500 o
.Iewsnhof owner ara contractor saOO
9th ave. No. 52s: Colonial Roofing
Thirty hfrh street anil Fifth Avenue Realty
company. owner; Jacob zimmermsnn contractor Iot O
l56th st. Nos li3s and 1i3s East. Antonio
contractor -. ioso q
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

%s opba NJ Mayer js srissIo IS 2sloo 81 J9ssrh solomon
Mdaaos da2 Nseh5 a, ZH m9rgass g1; sls.7o' 100
: BeT,%aa e nan and : another: 'sfss morf Sas'
it iHenTy wilohlnsEy Molly seh~srz mo2tSsse 'oTiSc
s5,9 St. No sSs West 25xio22 sindei Hymsn 10 lo'
Nos lss sd aa3 aG3"7S i7S 9FEaSs 45 ts SIsg Is5s 100
Sd 'T Sye 9 tnlB q 3 5ahraS6 ira 5; mortssge 100
tS9 kesi4S ,ld ct al to Bernard Minkin uortFaga
ll4th 41. St! 2o2 II Of s,h ave. 7sx1oo ii:
81 ave. n corner 96th st. 100 1lx175. Max lin I''
Sqs nsn ct al 70 Max Weinsten; mortgage.
Ridge ST. Nos 25 and =, W 0,i,., 1Jia l''
EaehTsch et al to Jskob Tenenbaunl nortEage
ssh sa,s5.- St n 10 :, Of SIN ave. Hedvig 4
LOS 255 28e map Of Gleason property Joseph
J Gleason owen Mazan- ......... :
Lot. sic 81 2ss and asa same map: Same to
lot JO4 same map; same to william II cioclIe
Lots As5 and 1896 same map; same TO Mary Con
Lots a8s aud $50. map same to Annie q
u, $40 map Mary White -.
Lots 6es and a6'. same map same to Francis
l5e6h St. Nos 52i ana $40 West so1eo II: Aira
aao'her T1s2ass morssasc q 70 Max Kramer and 1o
William oePsnhsim to Jacob '' weinsten ,G 'ndg ndg5
,oL.. L caaWeader to '3ty Of New I4oso
Marx nsndei 10 psuiina M Mcads ad oNE'''li Gin
'4!h st. No 1886 East, sexes ?. Rebecca MendeI To
esJh st. No 24i Eas;. 251Ioo5 John II Neien i'
81 al 70 Vincent e. GRAY: mortgage S5.OOo. Ion
sth ave. No 2Gl5 $. 27xioo Beekman Realty
si@ ave. 10 2sls 25sIoo reeSman Realty 100
Same property; Rachel cohen sophia oppen-
sth ave- n v cor isath 81 5a5zioo same 10 rie-
Avenue = n cor 9th st. - Irxss charles sci
denver to MaE Kirsrhenbiurh and another; 900
sth ave. 10 2lS4. 25zso: lula trohn TO
Charles PETROL; mortgage Sls5O0 ..-..-..-.. 100
ST
Miller . Amelia RuttHsky mor.gage s32.5oo 100
,5 5Ge H @ s s9 AND e9Gia 81 s ssa soo loo
,a,I, 70 JeSI 2 Dos Ws s5oo' 80 'o'
mansee to Nichoas L Beversten: an tile. 2oo
samuel iiubensten ct nj to Aaron seea mort
9th S. 5 !. 100 It " Of Avenue b ler,. 10: Ferii
nand Funk e, et al, a. 20 Julius stoon and another
Robbins 1 ave $ s;i4 It Of Pontiac st. les1o5
lo5: Bslthasar Heek to T + sullivan. mortgage
Robins 6 ave. e $ "a II n Of Pontiac st. lss1ioa
Frederick kisi.mann ~ TO Timothy sullivan ,oo
lasth st. 10 s74 Esst. I5xloo: Theodore NJ Berne
simpson To- II Home ST. lOpxIou
nortgase $1,000 nm. .,,...... lcO
Arthur ave. corner is3d 81. loox:5 Charlotte M
I4s a22 ana a2' maI $40 lots Me,iraw estate
l.. ois T. ei6 map Gleason rroeerty Alice n
Lynch to Dorothy Renter. mortsage 81 leo
5l IN AnasTsoa a and aaotsep % 1o :agS2e e. lchien
berg mortgage: $40 ~ r M, i ,, l''
70 sound Realty Company ....-..... -..-....-.- !
Hudson 81 50 BeaCn -, - eNlSDl 7;
Rebecca ChiIds Central Building. improve
ment and Investment COMPANY. mortsSFe. "a
fiiasbsth St. - 80. 25rae william Lang -,
Michael Erigant. nortEace $1,000 4oI
81 n - Lafayette -. @9Nila.
agtr5,es nlsrsg sa7 ooo " ''a''''' . -. 1o0
sane properly: catherine f win. to Alfred :,
lsis sio Of % ave- q 800, 9 q 5 Is'ae Ia,
Merrii is'a ave . ia6 # - iaots si 25-io wiz
lam J WarWick % " e. l
same property. WinH'fred = keISne,y 90 Joseph a.
IAchtenauer t"'
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
EAST SIDE DWELLING HOUSES SOLD.

Daniel B. Freedman and Potter g. Brother
have sold No. III East 57th St. four story
and basement house 2Ox1OO feet.
Post & Reese have sold for H. G.. Sanford No.
10 East Gath St. four story and basement
brOwnstone dwelling house. 17.6x1O05 feet.
Charles Faulkner has sold through Collins &
Collins No 16S East list st. a three story and
basement brownstone dwelling house. 16sx1o05
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
PUBLIC SERVICE TO PAY DAMAGES
icy Telegraph TO The rnD-',r. -,o,

icy Telegraph The frib-aFl
Eackensack April 6.-The care!essnoss 81
Ho'orman on the Public service me "i.e" on
.siIfI.r. 4 d. struck a curve in Lodi. =. J.. with
suei force as 10 cause the 10 turn upside down
after leaving thc tracks. to-day COST the co t"ia-
.iou s. 40 fba .ofal ~ yerdicts awarded IN lae
courts "a F8acEenauck aftsr hTlef tIlais ne
-ltifs were Mrs. Barney Den bleyhef ara "a !. =
trgnk Jones boih Of Lodi, no we're lnjurel ~
30 Il. sert ~ Ia .ecev vrd "a verdict ~ Nfit
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
sA7,sE,go MECHANICS LIENS.

5s5 8. M 1873 to i57 East; the Neuchstel A.
Phaite CO. Ltd aFt John II Nausn'''. ti"'-. STA %
44rh Nos IS and 81 West arTs nsnlGn oos $50
l2sth ~. ~ West, Gs55sn ,1ss, seNler As $50
Issth 81 r. - n @ CaudweH ave. teN
100 linton stove WoTSs sst es sood 80 90
Harro,t A NJ %. frank ~ smith ast doo" so
Mslrsrstv n al pr g 1900 tby dePositl o"
BradhtiTst ave Noe - and "a. Jacob Glasssr az,
N7!hsg ara Ei"ard Marx ct al. 'D.. oe'oOef 10 IsOO
- eqrasT eth s.E,, 81, San & se.ine $50 20
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
SELLS AN EAST SIDE ROW.

Donate Piciulo. in conjunction with A. Offen-
oerg & Son. sold for a client to John wynne
e bne row Of twelve tenement houses. Nos 213 TO
Noo East 1OSth ST. each a lot 25x100 IL feet
making total frontage of 800 feet.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that Of the debtor, the second
that of the creditor. and date when judgment
filed
Abramson; Abrsm G.-I Lewis ct al October 25. o,.
1901 relessedI. SS9 y
Ieo6 l''u 'V9F' ~ N''7-s ''''iN N-.. :. AS -
Katz Abrahan-S Kafz; NAV q 1904 ..-.....- s63 90
Ter PeornaTv ~ "a sno ,sss Ssgarss s5 50
qcaneellsG
ber 3 1ant teits ~ C.app - ..e. II So
~ ia.S i'i'n' my OF >sN 81 -
Strauss: pscsnlfSr ~ Isso ........~. - -
SEnott. Edward. H. Bowen, January - lHoo =" -
I:a5 ','' ~ "l'aH W " '........... IaI 10
Titus Arthur W-C J. Becker; March 80. 1906. S6 80
isos ~ .@ 60 II
Tfcee1br ~ Srs io64 STsveesed5 co. IS
sane G. Powers March Is 5.t1S IS
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
3. AYmAR SANDS a BUYER.

F. de r. Wssman has sold to B. Aymar Sands
No. IL East S4th ST, five story English base
ment limestone dwelling house. 26x1O0 feet. Do
feet east Of 9th ave
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
INVESTOR IN BANK ST. DEAL.

s. p. Goodale & Son have sold for A. D. Crane
TO an investor the six story hathouse Nc 40
Bank 81. The size of the parcel is 20x92 feet.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
rEw CITIZENS NATIONAL CASHIER.

T. r. CHAPMAN las teen elected f"Ail'i =. -.
Citizers' Central Nationai Bank 10 succeed Henry
Dn4se. ho recent. resigned
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
Real Estate.
Can you
give a

Marketable Title to your
Real Estate or is 1t crossed
by some old roadbed, the
Title 10 which is in dis
pute3 The title TO the bed
of Apthorpes Lane has
been in dispute, but a de-
ciSion of the Court of
Appeals has Just been
rendered, sustaining this
Company's position and
confirming the Titles to
all portions of the proper
ty covered by the Com
pany S Policies. No bet
ter proof of their value
can be asked.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
MECHANICS, LIENS

ith 81. No. lis East: Samuel IApschitz agt Isaac
Apschifz January IS. ieoS (by bond. .-........ l.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
Country Property for Sale or to Let

EToxl .,ls Or rent fine house, II rooms faeluds-<
bsfh Ane large acres or good lands adjoining
the state Road about cns
T1iio fTom postofcs JOHN N. HUGHES Box 25I Lenoz
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
Furnished A partments to Let.

4 ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT: private
IL. n Including meals S1A weekiy
ons SIS The VAN RENSSELAER,. - East uta a.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
Country Property to Let.

To RENT-On Broad and Oriental. Newark. ~ j.
three stOVy brick houses. all improvements: are
places; good location dep0ts: s426 70 $3.50
annum: MAY Apply 70 WI ROBERrSON. s47
2s5 Broad St. Newark.
II YdE. CONN TO LEr--Old Colonial house. IS rooms:
aIso cot-age. 10 rooms: both with modern tmprove
ments ana fully furnished. also cottage, rooms. fur
nished or delightny situated Address Ma
- n SALISBURY Haven. Conn
yF1ARPyrOIVN NO let. house. II rooms: modern i'm
movements: carriage house stable hve acres nut:
nnar moderate JOHN Wn-fSH1-h- norN-
man - New York city
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments were filed yesterday,
the first name being that of the debtor:
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07


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30 90
$500
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$4,000
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q 40. -
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-28
WAR, BUT No CORE
Managers Use Wordy Hot Shot
In Fight for Play.

A battle royal is on in New York the.
atricals over Jacob GOrdln's play, .srhs
Kreutzer Sonata" No blood. onIy
words. have flowed. as yet. but give
the rival managers time. The trusty
bowie knives may be drawn at any
moment.
Harrison Grey Fiske is at the crank
OF the machine gun department on one
side. The firm Of Wagenhals & KEN.
per have hoisted the skull and cross
bones at the nizzen top Of their good
old frigate Prior Rights, and over the
port side leans short, narrow, slip
perry plank, on which Mr.. Fiske is
warmly invited to ''pedestrianize."
Mr. Fiske claims the play for Nine.
Kalich, his promising new star, and
has engaged company for her SUD.
port for the coming season.
Wagenhals g. Kemper have done
the same for Blanche Walsh. who pro-
duced the play In Chicago. Mime. Ka.
Itch appeared previously In the play at
the ITALIA theater. New York.
Mr.. Fiske says:
The Kreutzer Sonata was written for
Nine. Bertha Kslich several years ago
upon an order from her husband, Leopold
Spachner. AS 1t Is the custom with the
Yiddish dramatIsts, the author sold his
work outright. receiving his price in full
for 1t. Later Mr. Spachner disposed of A
half interest in the play to his then part
ner In the manage ment of the Thalia the
alter. David Kessler, and under their
management the play was produced with
Nine. Kalich in the principal role. ''The
hreutzer Sonata" has been owned solely
ana continuously by Spachner & Kessler,
and my rights to perform the play in
English with Nine. Kalich were acquired
by arrangement with them Mr.. Gordin
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-28
Notice to Debtors.

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to the old firm of Wright Il
Sherman are requested to call and
settle, either by cash or note, before
Ocotber l, 1906, and save court
costs, as the unsettled accounts will
be placed in the hands of an attorney
for collection after that date.
NJ. D. WRIGHT.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-28
CITY In BRIEF

Advertisers-All copy for
ses or new advertising must be
e Office by IL o'clock to insure
nsertion ON that day. Advertis-
rho wish their advertisement dis
Einued must notify the business
Z before II o'clock a. m.