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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-04-12
The t'aruler'A Vito

Is very careful aUnpi he' chprN She
scalds Il thoroughly after using, aud give,
II a sun bath Ia swrcteh II She kunN,
that II hor churn y sour II viii tain, Tbs
butter that Is made IN IT, The stomach il
a churn. In the stomach and digestive
aud nutrltiva tracts arc performed pro.
cesSes which arc almost exactly like no
chnrning OF huttrV l. u not apparent
then that II this stomach.churn Is foul II
makes foul all which Is put into ~
Tho evil ~ foul stomach is not alone
the had taste In the mouth and the foul
breath caused by ID, but the corruption ul
the purc current Of blood aud the disSom.
lnation Of disease throughout the body.
Dr. plerce'S Golden Medical Discovery
makes tho sour and foul stomach sweet.
II does for the stomach what the washing
and sun bath do Tor the churn- absolutely
removes every tainting " corrupting cle-
mcnt. In this way IL cures blotches,
plmplcs, rruptons. sctoiulouS swcllings,
sores, ~ open eating ulcers aud all
humorS or diseases arising from bad blood.
II ypn have bitter. nasty, foul taste In
your mouth. coated tongue. foul breath,
arc weak and easily tired, feel depressed
and respondent, have frequent headaches,
day attacks, gnawing ~ distress In stom.
ach, conStipatcd or irregular bowels, sour
or bitter rslngs after eating and poor
appetite, these symptoms, or any consider
able number Of them, indicate that you ars
suffering from hiliuuSncss, torpid or la2y
liver with the usual accompanying indi.
gestion, or dyspepsia and their attendant
arrangements.
The lesi- gspis, kaagl, 10 medical SCI
enc Ior -IH-cula-nIt Inc above 81 toms
APPROPRIATIONS. " " eSISedlxlleMrl ting
OF leading 1eAc and -pract llQpeTs o,
al the se.XeE2l schools II Qedlcal pracfice
have been sklll4llx-lld haImonlousIy
cQilhlled lD lr. Rlerce, 5 Golden AiedIcA
nlscnYery. That this Is absolutely true
viii be readily proven 10 your satisfaction
II YOU will but mail a postal card rcques
To nr II. V. Pierce, Buffalo. n. Y, Tor {
free copy OF his booklet OF extracts iron
the standard medical authorities. giynG
the names " all the ingredients enteru.
Into his world.famed medicines aud show
Ing y hat the most eminent medical met
OF the aye say OF them.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-04-12

reference to boundaries of the
county of Quay"
House Bill No. 70, IAN act to
repeal Sections 124l, 1889, 3440
and 3447 of the Compiled Laws
of New Mexico of 1897 and for
other purposes. relative to
costs of witnesses in civil cases.
House substitute for House
Bill No. "a, IAN act for the
improvement of the Rio Grande. I"
Amended House Bill No. SO,
AN act to amend Section 2i02,
Subsection Is, of the Compiled
Laws of 1897" relative to lay
irg of railroad tracks in corpor-
ate limits.
House Bill No. l26, IAN act
amending Section 2 of Chapter
ll6 of the Laws of 1905, relative
to exemptions from jury SER
vice"
Amended House Bill No. li6,
AN act providing appellate pro-
cedure in civil and criminal
cases. D."
House Bill No. l55, IAN act
fixing the times of holding dis
trict courts in 0tero and other
counties"
House Bill No. l73, IAN act
creating three Armory Boards of
Control and providing for the
construction of armories in the
cities of Santa Fe, Silver City
and Las Cruces. -"
House Bill No. 1871, IAN act
to amend Section 10 Of Chapter
Z Of the Laws of 1906" relative
to a stone arch in the plaza Of
Santa Fe.
House Bill No. 1919, IAN act to
amend Chapter l2i of the laws
of the Thirty-sixth Legislative
Assembly Of the Territory of
New Mexico and for other pur-
poses, relative to building Of
roads.
House Bill No 222, IAN act
amendatory of an act entitled,
An act for the relief of the
County of Torrance, approved
February Is, 1907. )"
House Bill No. 225, "An act
entitled, An act appropriating
additional funds for the improve
mcnt Of the Rio Grande in Rio
Arrlba county. "
Council bill No. AZ, AN act to
prohibit gambling in the Terri
tory of New Mexico.
House Bill No. l25, IAN act
amending Chapter l0l of the acts
of the Legislative Assembly Of
the Territory Of New Mexico,
1905, relating to the National
Guard of New Mexico. "
House Bill No. 123. AN act
to amend the laws relative to the
practice of pharmacy in New
Mexico. "
Council Bill No, 1913, IAN act
providing a limitation for actions
on municipal bonds and coupons. +"
Council Bill No. l05, AN act
to construct an addition to the
present Capitol building.
Council Bill No. l25, IAN act
to provide for paying salaries
land expenses Of the Board Of
Water Commissioners, and for
other purposes.
TO be concluded next week.
. - = - -. :
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-04-12

Call and see Knowles & Roland :
Safety Deep well Cylinder.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-12
--.pTNG ON LUMBER RATES BEGUN.
z-.srs.ate Commission Airing Conspiracy
Charges Against Railroads.

.-,- Dec u-Rate cases involving larger
-, interests than any ever heretofore brought
=. stterticn Of the Interstate Commerce Com
20 dne % -, r7,y- being heard by the commission
T1's>D- ,,.s lines Of the West and Northwest de-
fhS - several months ago TO advance their rates
'e' ,<ac4,Tred lumber from Northwest Pacific
ea I9.ro-7 washington and Gontana-to the
pom - eoIth. Tie rates proposed were made
80 -. an November / They showed an Increase
'i.'.., -, cents 10 10 cents q hundred pounds on
81 - ,in4,ed from Northwest Pacific points 10
Lin liz noints and a much larger increase from
-, and Washington points to San Francisco
Dc =, ,-onosad rates the shippers declared TO be
-. ,-,reasonable discriminatory and prohibitive
u "a -sar+ad that II the advance was put into
- they would have 10 90 out OF business. In
- !, vas stated at the hearing to-day that the
- mills Of Oregon and Washington had been
-sIie5 10 close down because they were unable
- IN their products. owing 10 the advance in
rstes-
-. ,-nuplainants would prove the so-caIled
-n, lines and Hartman lines had entered into a
rination to advance the rates on lumber prod
= through the medium of the TranscontinentaI
,--,ssl,f Bureau and that the rates were made
hout any reference TO competitive or TO financial
,a,tJous The former rates in force were de-
1e-es 70 be fairly compensatory 10 the railroads,
b;le the new rates were declared 20 be the result
- a., unlawful conspiracy in restraint OF trade.
nv the other hand. IL was contended by the de-
sensauts that the rates proposed were reasonable,
-st the rates heretofore in force abnorrnaIly
,ov and that the railroads not justified in
continuing rates that were not compensatory.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-12
BUSINESS TROUBLES

Inc following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk OF the United States Dis
trict Court:
Abraham Hausmann. No. 6l East s7th street vol
unlaIy petition, showing depts uf 81 oo7 and assets
oi @Sv". Inc Principal creditor Abraham
involuntary petition was filed against Moritz
huulnSer and 4S0Or hIapper, trading tuuInger
* hiilieI, NO. % ti-lh avenue. by creditors, witn
Claims IOIloWS: j. +. u hiIe Co., Svv: II. W. 4
NAH Co, $3.50 and MllIam p. IOe. p!eI-
eTences are aliesea. Alfred =. Coke, jr, was ap-
pointed receiver, with a bond of s-.osJ
Josiah T. NeWcombc appointed receiver OF
n ne go business OF J. Morris TOBIAS, with bond
Samuel J. Goldsmith was appointed receiver Of
the business of Matthew Bernheim, with bond OF
Sztte and authorized TO continue the business for
ten days. The assets We're estimated at S5o.es
An involuntary petition was hled against William
T Hockey, builder, 129th street and Third avenue
by creditors, with claims follows: ReVeley *
6n1Ions, S45"e, Roekan6 Rockport Lime Company
$eS56 and kong Dock Mills and Elevator. $4o57.
An involuntary petition filed against Lass
man < Paley, No. 4l6 Grand street, by creditors,
with claims follows: AIien, Aikenhead & Co,
pany. 81. Preferences are alleged.
Schedules of Fannie G. Yachetm involuntary
The principal creditors H Friedman, SI44o and
Cuett Peabody x Co. Loo. The assets consist of
stock and fixtures turned over TO the receiver val
ued al S5.1e
Deputy Sheriff Rim yesterday received at
tachincnt 81 479 % against property OF the Puri
Steamship COMPANY. Limited, OF No. SO Oldhan
Willard Wilson. an assigned claim OF Glover.
Clayton & Co. Limited. Of LiverDool for repairs
the steamship Puritan. Wallace. Butler &
Brown oSN street. the attorneys for
the pIain+ff Deputy sheriff Rinn served COPY of
the attachr,en- Captain John James. of the
stes,rrshjr Puritan. The attachment eranted
Notice has haan fled that John Hoffman < Sons
s'ai'o ov-rership Of the vessel
New-York tribune., 1907-12-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARkET.

Liverpool. Dec. 1.--Closing-WHEAT-Sp weak;
xo red Western. winter IS Sd. Futures easy; De
rTnfer nominal: March, Is SGD May. Is s%d. CORN
cDt quiet prime mixed. American IS 5isd- Futures
Uusf December nominal; January. - 23sd- PEAS
ss-adiar,. steady. = IS e12d FLOCR-WinteU pat
cufs quiet Al COS Cd. HOPS-In London (F'aciic
Gess.) steady 60 SIS a IS. BEEF-ExtFa India mess
80 ar aes Sd PORk-PriIne mess. Western. steady
4 SIS HaMS-Short cut. II 10 II. steady. at 43s
- BACON-Cu-ube-land cut. &c to so n. firm,
IS Cd short rih 10 40 "a 10 quiet at 55s Cd long
cjes- Fnf6des light, oS "a II, strong. SIS: do
n. strong. a short clear backs
7s 10 90 H. strong. 53s clear bellies. u TO II H.
errr al 55s. SHOCLDERS-Souare, Il IL II. firm,
Al s6s I'd. LARD-Prime Western. in teSces. quiet
refined, IL pals. quiet, AS
white. steady. G1s:
DO coIored. new. steady, 62s TALLOW--Prime
r-- wesk al PCS Tt JRPENTINE-SpiTits. dGll,
d SIS Sd EOSIN-Common. steady los I'd.
PETRoLE LECM-Reaned, firm. at I'D. L1NSEED OIL
Easy, as Sc.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-12
WATERs-PIERCE CUSTER UPHELD.

austin. Tex, Dec. 1.-THE Court Of Civil Ap-
peals for the 90 District to-day unanimously af-
hreo the opinion OF the trial court in the custer
suit instituted by Attorney General Davidson
against the Waters-Pierce on COMPANY. Every
contention made by the state is upheld, including
the verdict Of the jury cancellation the per-
hIt OF the defendant company and to recover
PehaIues amounting to s1.623. coo. The Court of
Civil Appeals also refused q rehaarinp 4, the ra-
ceivership case.
mess an appeal to the Supreme Court OF the
Cnlteo states is taken in the recevershp case Che
Leueiai receiver VIII be ousted soon as a man
date from the United States Ci,cuIt Cour, % No.,
Orleans is served on the federal receiver The
state receiver will then take charge
New-York tribune., 1907-12-12
KANSAS BANKS TO RESUME

Kansas City, Dec. 1.-THE State Bank of Admire
Kansas, which suspended following the close last
week Of the National Bank of Commerce of Kan
sas CITY, reopened to-day. The Union Avenue
bahh OF commerce OF Kansas City, branch of
tie Nauona4 Bank OF Commerce, and the private
oahk OF u. ~ Becker, at Stoesbury Mo- with
deposits Of about $2O00 are to resume business in
a few days r. NJ. Cook. Missouri State Bank Ex-
aminer, says that the private bank at Stoesburv
Mo, also will reopen soon,
New-York tribune., 1907-12-12
RAUHOADs.
kEM dEa@Ef ;I:. gEAI&Al-.: ll!!s Al:

kEW dGa@Gf GEN I @Al.
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
FOR PHILADELPHIA Ly. W I'D ST.
--6.5o. $50 So. s.5e $50, 1890 H. 20.
11:50 a m, ~ 80. I-20. 1,5o. ESQ. $50. 40.
$50 $50. $50. I'D. $50. 1l.50 .. m sun
days, $50. SO. $50. 1859, II 80 a M
125O. 1.5O. ESQ. 3-5O. 4-5O. $50. $50. $50.
IC Ix. LIBERTY Lis tlSS sr.L1,o. $50. ZOO 500
$50 9.e9. 1910. HOO. 1t-S0. ZOO a H.
leo lSo. eco. 500. 4s:; 90; 40; 80 % 300.
days. I-3O. 500. 800. 1000. II.0o An.
200 noon. 100. 2.O0. 800. 400 500, 500.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Ly. w. 23d 81. 100. $50. 11-JO a. m.
15O. $50. $50. $50 p. IN daily
a. m. u 90 noon. 200. 400. 500. 7-G0 p. m.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY Lv- W. 2sd sT.r
$50 a. IN. Q2 so Sats. only). so p. m
sundays. ESQ a m. 20 D. m
Lv- LIBERTY ST-:-1OO 90 a m u-Oo
sats- only). 3.se ?. m. Sundays. 1000 a. m.
For LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsr.
Ly- "; 23d ST - so a m - $3.50 satS
~ LIBERTY .sT---40O. 1oco a m.
LOO Sats. only. 1-30. $40. . 10 500 (6-2a
sats. only D. N Sundays. $50. 1000 a. m.
For LoNa BRANCH AsBURY PARE
AND OCEAN GROVE Ly- w; 2Sd ST. - -
= ZD. ll-@V a. m Luz. t-oo ~ u--os o--A
I1.5O p H. Sundays. $50 a. M. $50.
$50 .. m
Lv LIBERTY ST. ;-4.0o. $50. II. 80
a. m. 11O. 4. IS. $50 6. 80 s.45 .. m, 12.0i
midnight. Sundays. 4.oO. eco a. m. 400.
8. 80 .. m.
Time tables may be obtained at following
Offices: Liberty 81. tWest I'D St Iel. 5l4A
Chelsea), Astor House. 245. 434. 1900. 1854
Broadway. 1S2 Fifth Av.. PSI Fifth Av-. =
Union Square West, 279S Third Av.. l0S
West t25th ST.. 245 Columbus Av.. New
York; Court St, 343. 344 Fulton ST.. 470
Nostraud Av.. Brooklyn: $50 Broadway,
williamsburg. New York Transfer Co calls
for and checks baggage 20 destination.
W q BESI.FR w. G HOPE
yfce-Pres & Cen Mgr. Gen Pass'r AGENT
New-York tribune., 1907-12-12
TWO MICHIGAN BANKS CLOSE.

Adrian Mich, Dec. 11--Because the funds be-
.s-,e low as q result OF the financial strnFency
,,s he was unable obtain sufficient currency e
3. Lee to-day closed his two private banks at
Issrsr and Weston. Mich. He turned over TO the
sosiver aII Of his property, including hts home
md life insurance
New-York tribune., 1907-12-12
BUSINESS CHANCES


sspO BUYS ofe-third interest nlanuiacs
rig Or hsrdvare spectalties business now
= operation eud located close 10 New YORK
- Ntii E1araBtee - p.-r cent on this IN
1ifeRt 70 q silent DaTfner; large orders
~ o. hand. highest OF references given
- tie stvictest Of Investigation allowed
-, Isrtieuars surly Mcdonald " iggins
, 20 BroSd-rss.
%l.iFARY SCHOOL. odd. established and
Nioely known must be sold To close an
,eshe' IDEAL Lake location. good history,
-, - % paying bssts: part CT whole may bs
i-i@,zsed On faV5Fa ie terms Address NJ,
- 8. Tribg.e Office
New-York tribune., 1907-12-12
ACCOUNTANTS.
AUCTION SALES.

y VIRTUE Of an execution on a len, J.
Bernstein aueti1Yeer. VIII sell to-day, at
y e. m. a. 5T3 broadway, enc Moler safe.
y oresr q a Freeman. Marshal.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-12
PA-TIwoRE Z OTTO z. r.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAlNS
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGToNs
Leave New YORK Daily 2Sd St Lo,y &
WSsHINGT0N. " WSssHINGT0 Diner. 80 am 500 am
WASHINGTON. Diner. ESQ am 1000 ann
WASHINGTON. Diner. i1.5o am L 90 nm
TaSHEfT2N Royaf TF6 bhs Bshsf sSS 90 pm pm SS p p%
.sgIXGTT0X- ] ]RlTsT 20 30 D3 o 20 10 pm D1a
CHIS9CTO. C0LUMBUs. I1.50 am u 90 mn
P1TTSsgRG % cLEHTE 1IITEb p so SO pm pm s SS pm pm
GIN ST LOUIS. LOUSY. 11-50 pm Il 1 80 am
GIN. ST. LOUIS. LOUSY. ESQ am To- ann
ALL TRAINS ENTER NEW USION
STATION WASHINGTON. d. q.
oflces: 245. 4s4. 1900 Broadway; 8 % AstM
srooSiyp M; XIV eIaea Wsa, ssd St. and Liberty St
.nS nm Information regarding trains. ETC..
can be obtained at Bureau OF Inform SSo0:
Number. Chelsea-Sl4A
Ny. N. H. & HARTFORD r. R
Trains depart from Grand Central stauons
t2d ST and 4th Ave. as follows f9r f9rrr,o.,o
.4is:00. II $40. sfH5:O2. .f12:OO P. NJ.
VIA VIIlimentic-tgs:0 A n: T2;1 7. ".
via spfd-..ts:15 A n. 'Al2'OO. 'ua'o.
wor'ster & Fitch. vi. Putnam, fs;5o P Y =
IakevfIie & Norf.-ts9:OO A NJ. t3 .26 p NJ
Ct harrington, Stockbridge, Lsnox- PITTS"
feId-+4.54. 1890 A N. 1926 P ~
Ticket Offices at cCid. Cent St'D and clZ3tn
St. also at c245. lido. c1354 B,way. co
Union So. c1S2 5th Ave. Gao Col Avs
c563 5th Ave. c649 Mad Ave ctOo w.
f25th St 279s Sd Ave In Bklyn. CA Cour>
St 4T9 Eos-rand Ave. $50 R'way-
.DaiIy. fExcept sundays fstops AZ i25tn
81 xStops at I25th St Sundays only
fParlor Car Limited sSunday parlor car
train. llEas dining car. eParlor ana
Sleeping Car tickets also
New-York tribune., 1907-12-12
BIrIIaEsD ANts POOL TABLES

sAfUPzCrURE o. billiard anc pool Ia
Ssss high frade bowling sllsy ouiIoeht'
WEI prtces Marx Bros. "a Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-12
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CANADIAN PACIFIC.

CANADIAN PACIFIC
First week In Dec 81 539 Cnn 81 400 600 81 eco 600
July to DEC IT,. 35 5S7. coo $3.50 900 2602s, ,25i
DENVER & RIO GRANDE.
Number $500 f.S25
First IN Dec. s39S, 800 SfOIso0 $685., 100
July to Dec. L.. sos, 200 e279s0o s.s76es3
INTERNATIONAL GREAT NORTHERN.
First week in Dec. $4,000 $4,000 $4,000
July TO Dec. IT,. 3,24l.0o0 5961eoJ 3.210.6s1
TEXAS & PACIFIC.
July TO Dec. IT,. 6.s70.736 6756. 1876 5,247s1O
WABASH.
First week In Dec. s442.44c $4,000 s442575
July 20 Dec. 4O2 1894 1909
WESTERN MARYLAND
First week in Dec. s112.37O s92sS3 sSsZ Z6s
July to Dec. 2,s7s,645 236SeS 2,o35. 7O5
New-York tribune., 1907-12-12
COBALT STOCKS.
WESTERN UNION.

The Western Union Telegraph Company reports
FOR the quarter ended December 81. In part estl-
mated with results of the corresponding periods
In 1906 and 1905, as follows:
1907. 1905 1905.
~. -ay.rva . ssI COO 900 S16f6 Tpt 1877
90 ,rt 333 0S3 3326 6s7 331 500
Ealarce ........ $685. 12ss 104 s1.52l .s9T
r1Tjdends 1217.024 1,1T,022
Surplus tde0........ S650oh S6Lus1 s3Oa' so
Previous surplus 1492320o IoSo9o"o Io's9o'9SA
Total surplus. s142'3llS slfVZ"oio ~1o''"o'''o
.Partly estimated.
The earnings dn part estimated) for the six
months ending December 81 compare with actual
figures Of former years rs follows:
1905.
,C.+ rsveu,,e sSfSS.5OT s3277.31O $500 T90
xoT5 Int &C.. 600
pa1ancs fdeo ..... s1T7.6iT s2e11.9a6 So. 1856 100
r,,-;den5s -......., . 43i, ,0JO 243i0iS 2453Oi3
>,x,Irs f5.0 50 GIL 6s7 sI7TssS s765
rsroTt1,s s,TrnirIg - JG SS4TSI IGs4s,T2S 159742o3
Total surplus. sli.G3.llf slHeZ7olo Sio'eaooo
sPartly estimated.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-12
HELP WANTED.
Mafe-

-,0.TptrTI,Ay-- druggist wanted. two hours
daIly. from to 4 p m. excepting sun sun
S,-s and HOLIDAYS. Address Doctor IT'D
sfr,c Office.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-12
bsEssaAKISG AND MILLINERY.

E--.nasnAEER ard designer wishes few
ssss. select customers by the day. Ad-
n =, Tribune once 2e3 West i25th
New-York tribune., 1907-12-12

NIRSE.-A neat coiored girl viii travel "a
nurse or maid. good references King
+44 West Cd St
New-York tribune., 1907-12-12

NURSE-By first class American gtrl; neat
and tidy. present employer can be seen:
vrtf1 take care OF baby or grown children.
no objections 10 country place: wages SIS To
SO FIahsrty's Bureau 50 Columbus ave.
rreI 14I-BiVer.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-12
Female

xyAHTED-A Protestant Irish. Finnish or
81, ---f[,ate fsu uotlv in a country town OF
4 600; wages SIS to so month ana rare 10
the city once each month. Address oee'
Box 80. Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1907-12-12

COACHMAN.-Americ 35; don't use
nor or tobacco; careful driver; can
milk would rot object to garden. or be
useful otherwise. d. Buckley. III East
Goth 81
New-York tribune., 1907-12-12

COUPLE. English Protfstants; woman
houseworker good cooB excellent laun-
dress. can bake: man, butler. useful ali
around understands driving; city. coun-
Try. norrows Bureau. 721 Lexington ave.
cor 5Sth.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-12

GARDENER~By single German; under
stands greenhouse and hCtbed culture and
all outside work; steady position on private
place Walter. care +. Juuker, 302 East
iIIh
New-York tribune., 1907-12-12

EwORK.-Protestant: light house
work or chambermatd and waitress; ref
ereuces. moderate wages; city OF country.
nj e Mrs. Golfers Agency. i22 West Esd
street
New-York tribune., 1907-12-12

GENERAL. HOuSEWORK.-Colored girl:
cali 94i East i27th ST. Florence Clarke
The Washington times., 1907-01-01
Polite Vaudeville
Feature at Chase's

Chase's program this week affords
ample amusement for the holiday
crowds. Last nights audience was par
ticularly enthusiastic after they had sat
through the first number. which was
something OF a bore. Austin Walsh s
sights Seeing-Sights" would be far
more enjoyable II 1t were about half as
long as he makes il.
Zena Keife. a child dancer and singer
won hearty applause mainly on account
of her delicate little face and appealing
manner.
The Quigiey Brothers gave a political
travesty of the Senator Plunkett' line
of dialogue
The Ten Electrical crickets was one
OF the most enjoyable features OF the
weeks bill. The electrical effects were
most unusual and brilliant, while the
chorus was we'll trained aud the voices
of all were good.
I-adell and Crouch shared the hOnors
of the evening with a really excellent
musical organization known as The
Quartet. composed of Wood, Hamil-
ton, Ellis. and Mcdonald. The Ladell-
Crouch team gave a splendid exhibit
ton of fantastic dancing. They were
also among the singers of the evening
but their performance would have been
far more enjoyable had they adopted
the Marcelle scheme OF being funny.
The Four Dpnbars. acrobats. conclud-
ed the bill.
The Washington times., 1907-01-01
1.-The Man From Now
Makes Good Impression

..The Man From Now" the weeks Of
ferinz at the Columbia Theater, might
be from anywhere he chose so Tar as
fitness of title is concerned. and with
Harry Bulger in the name part II
would be dif1cult fo- anyone 10 NIX MS
nationality or ancestry
The play is a hodge podge OF muslcai
numbers and comedy or the regulation
sort. some OF the features are exceed
ingly good and many or the lines were
Jobn Kendrick Bangs and Vincent
BRYAN are credited with the DOCK ana
Manuel Klein-he or the famous hltlit
brothers-has supplied the musical
numbers. Scenically the play is most
effective and the management has wisely
filed its chorus ranks with some un-
usually pretty girls.
A prologue opens the play, the action
OF which takes place IL a college labor
atorv in 1906. Following this are two
acts OF the play proper. which are sup
POSED TO occur a thousand years later,
This fact has little TO do with the real
piot as nothing significant Is shown
EXCEPT that nobody il the world has
any more money than they actually
need-in a word. all men were equal
or will be.
acter which was years ago made the
acme of real comedy by one Walter
Jones and which has since served as
many comedians as there are days In
the succeeding years. MI bGi6tt iiti'
two semi-topical songs which manifest
" made quite a favorable impression.
Mr.. Bulger, however. has a habit OF
waiting for his laughs which materially
detracts from his comedy. He dances
well. and a number with Miss Hattie
Arnold, a college president, on roller
skates Was very amusing.
Next TO Harry BIlger on the comedy
list is Edward II. O'ConnOr, a Wash
ingtOn actor who. with more OF a show
on the bill, would have made the star
step lively. Mr.. O'Connor plays the role
of a ''rube" detective and makes his
entrance TO a stTaiE of catch flute
music that was very .unny. He Is a
splendid dancer. but gets no opportun-
ity except In a quartet, which brought
him a half dozen recalls.
Helen Hale caught the audience last
night in her football song and made il
plain that she can give some local
Football players points on how 10 kick