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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-01
uichssod Supplies.

.
W. 4. bearing, the Thumb Butte dis.
trict minig man, spent yesterday here
purchasing supplies.
Enjoying a Vacation.
Bert Thorne is in the city from his
mining camp, in the Black Hills, en-.
Toying n short vacation.
Back From wenden.
A. !. Doran returned yesterday from
a visit TO the wcnden district, where
he has mining interests.
Mine Manager Here.
&. r.. Bunker, general manager Of
the Yacgcr Canyon Copper company, is
here on mining business.
Spent Sunday Here.
William Dictz and Henry Dic,z 81
Humboldt spent the sabbath with their
many friends in the city.
Will Leave for Home.
Attorney G. II. Rutherford will leave
today for his home in jerome. after a
Back From Phoenix.
Mrs. &. II. Kearlcy has returned from
an extended visit with relatives in
Phoenix and the Salt River valley.
Enjoying a Vacation.
Oscar Ringc and Dennis Markham,
are in the city from the Iron Queen
mine. enjoying n short vacation.
rlagstan omccr Here.
r. T.. Pulliam, deputy sheriff Of Co.
conino county, arrived here yesterday
from Flagstaff on court business.
Back From Picacho.
G. w. Ruffncr returned Sunday from
the Red Picacho district, where he is
developing promising gold and cop
pcr property.
San Francisco Visitor.
Mrs. j. A. Miller Of San Francisco
il visiting in the city with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. Stewart. She will remain
| for some time.
Kansas City Visitor.
| Miss Edna IIarroun, who has exten.
svc mining interests in this section
arrived here yesterday from her home
in Kansas City. Mo.
A Flying Visit.
j. ID. Glenn, the Upper Verde stock
man, paid n flying visit yesterday ia
the city. returning home on the after
noon daylight express.
Back From Wickenburg.
+. r.. Andrews returned yesterday
from n visit to the Denver group Of
mines, in the wickenburg section, in
which he il u part owner.
Phoenix Visitor.
| j. &. Hurley, the Phoenix stockman
and butcher, who has extensive bust
ness interests here aud in jerome, ar
rived here Sunday from Phoenix.
Mining Men Here.
II. flcntke, president; a. Is. Rcites
vice president, and II. Lowenthal, sec
rotary of the blackberry Mining, Mill
ing and Development company, mr.
rived here yesterday from their homes
in Evansville, Ind. They will leave foi
the company's properties in the Cherry
Creek district, today, on visit of in
spcction.
Accepts Temporary Position.
j. Arthur Gales, son of Mr.. and Mrs
i. \. Gales, who returned Saturday
night from term Of school at tho
Pacific Coast Business college, in San
Jose, Cal. has accepted temporary
position with the Bank of Arizona, dur
ing the summer vacations Of the rcgu
lar force.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-01

HcIe From Humboldt.

Here From Humboldt.
u. 4. Henderson of Humboldt is Wis.
| ting in the city.
Phoenix Merchant Here.
T.. !. Bennett, the Phoenix merchant,
il visiting in the city.
Mayer Visitor.
T.. ID. Moreland of Mayer came in last
Evening to spend the Sabbath among
his many friends here.
Kirkland Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Earnhart of Kirk.
land are visiting in the city.
Attorney Convalcsocnt.
Attorney ". T.. Gindcr is GONZALES.
cling from an attack of tonsilitis.
A Professional Visit.
Attorney &. II. Rutherford of Jcr-
ome il here on professional visit.
Mining Men Here.
W. 4. Kent and A. T. Kent, Big Bug
mining men. are visiting in the city.
Arizona Pioneer Here.
Jake Miller, one of the pioneers Of
this Territory, arrived here yesterday
Y
Mrs. Miller. and will leave today for
his stock ranch in the Mayer section.
Visiting Relatives.
Robert Burmistcr, the Phoenix bank
err is in the city visiting with rcla-
tivcs.
Hot Springs Visitor.
DIR. +. W. Sawyer Of Castle Hot
Springs ~ in the city on professional
visit.
Here 20 Locate.
Lee Wilson returned Friday from
Texas 10 make this section his future
home.
Left for Nevada.
William Bond left yesterday for Las
Vegas, New, where he has accepted
position.
On Business Here.
G. !. Haley came in yesterday from
the Storm Cloud mine on short bust.
ness visit
Santa Maria Visitor.
4. X. Crosby, the Santa Maria farmer
aud mining man, il in the city on min.
ing business.
Phoenix Merchant Here.
g. ID. Doris, Phoenix merchant, IL
visiting in the city, combining business
with pleasure.
kirkland Teacher Here.
Miss Gertrude Thompson, teacher of
the Kirkland school, is visiting with
her friend, Mrs. A. l.. Smith.
WIN Leave for Home.
Mr., and Mrs. N. &. Shckcls will leave
today for their home in Los Angeles,
AFTER pleasant visit here with friends.
Mexican Consul Visits.
Augusim Pima. Mexican consul at
Phoenix arrived here Yesterday morn
my on visit with his mother. Mrs.
Marie Pima.
In From Poverty.
A. kcndrick came in last evening
from the Poverty mine. in the Slate
Creek district, to spend the Sabbath
with his family.
Here From Cordes.
colin Campbell and l.. ID. Yacycr.
wen known northern Arizona wool
growers, arrived here yesterday from
the Cordes section.
Back From Phoenix
r. q. Kennedy returned yesterday
from an extended visit in Phoenix. the
salt River valley and the mining dis.
'ir'cts of the southern counties. rl
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Poland Visitor.

Poland Visitor.
George Berry Of Poland is visiting
in the city.
A Flying Visit.
George Flammcr. the McCabc mcr.
chant, paid a flying visit, yesterday, to
the city, returning home IN the after
noon.
Back From Salt Lake.
John Lindell Of Harrington returned
last night from an extended visit with
relatives and friends in Salt Lake city.
Utah.
Mine superintendent Visits
!. NJ Mcdonald. superintendent of
the Peacock mine, in tho Copper Basin
district, spent yesterday here on min
ing business.
Left for the East.
Lieutenant and Mrs Rodney Of Fort
whipplc left yesterday for Jefferson
Barracks, Mo, whore the lieutenant has
been ordered 10 report for duty.
Left for Camp.
Joe Meyers left last night for his
mining camp, in the Copper Basin dis
trict, after circulating among his many
friends here Sunday and yesterday.
Left for Camp.
Walter Douglas left yesterday for
his mining camp in the Copper Creek
section Of the Hassayampa district,
where he is developing promising
property.
Back From Bousc.
returned yesterday from Bouse, on the
A. 4 g., where he recently completed
the building Of two large stores for
| Ben Blanchard.
Here 10 Locate.
Crook Marion, son Of J. II. Marion,
pioneer editor Of the Territory, arrived
here Sunday from Phoenix, with view
Of making this city, which is his birth.
place, his permanent residence.
Accepts Position Here.
| Mrs McCabc, formerly housckcepcr
at the Alvarado hotel, in Albuquerque,
y. NJ, arrived here last night, on the
southbound train. to accept similar
position in the Burke hotel
stockman Visits
j. e. Young, the Skull Valley stock
man, is visiting in the city. lie cx.
pressed himself ~ being pleased with
yesterday afternoon copious rainfall
and X delighted with the prospects for
good feed on his ranges through the
summer months.
Visited the Storm Cloud.
Mrs. John Warren of Kansas City,
Mo-, and Mrs. =. J. Farley of this city,
spent Sunday with friends at the
Storm Cloud mine. They went through
the underground workings in the mine
and were dazzlcd by the sight Of the
large and sparkling ore bodies opened
in the property.
Will Leave for Beaver Creek.
q. ID. T.. Mortimer, formerly super.
intendent of the Nassau Mining c3m.
pany and the Rincon mines, will leave
today for Beaver Creek, where he will
take charge of g. +. Mahnn's dairy
and stock ranch.
Texas Mining Men Visit.
j. II. Gooch, l.. j. Bankhcad, 4.
Goldman, II. J.. Deshong, Oscar Means
and Tom Hcrran, stockholders in the
Copper Queen Gold Mining company,
arrived yesterday from their homes in
Paris Tex. They will visit the com.
pany's camp in the Aqua Fria district,
today.
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(From Tuesdays Daily.)

tTrom iuesuhf Daby.I
McCabc Visitor.
\. W. Nicklin of McCabc il visiting
in the city.
Left for the East.
Miss Helen Burmistcr lief, yesterday
for the east
Wickenburg Visitor.
W. +. Helm of wickcnburg is visit.
ing in the city.
Crown King Visitor.
George ID. Gilbert of Crown King is
here on n business visit.
Hero From Humboldt.
william Newton of Humboldt is here
On u short business visit.
Flagstaff Visitor.
J. J. Del Mari of Flagstaff is here
on "a short business visit.
Beaver Creek Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Mahan Of Beaver
Creek are visiting in the city.
Back From Phoenix.
Charles T.. Mckinley returned Sun.
| day from visit to Phoenix.
Senator Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. !, Pickrcll Of Sen
ator are visiting in the city.
Here on Court Business.
K. T.. McGillcn, the Placeriia mining
man, IN here on a business visit.
| Humboldt Uiaixnra
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Hughes of Hum.
boldt are here on n short visit.
Mayer Merchant Here.
". G. Hcficlman, the Mayer mer.
chant, is here on business visit.
stockman Visits.
william Ritter, the Thompson Val.
ley stockman, is visiting in the city.
Spent Sunday Here.
X. T. Mason, superintendent of the
Blue Bell mine, spent Sunday in the
city.
A Professional Visit.
Attorney Leroy Anderson left yes
tcrday for jerome on n professional
visit.
Merchant Visits.
Frank Lecklider, manager Of the Big
Bug store in Poland, is here on a bust.
ness visit.
Spent Sunday Here.
Charles Fleming and Fred Schwan-
beck, Humboldt merchants. scent Sun.
day in the city.
Copper City Visitors.
Mr.. md Mrs. Joseph Adolph of .Jer.
ONE were among the Copper City visit.
ors here Sunday.
Here From Humboldt.
y. !. Rcddick, the Humboldt blaek-
smith and iron worker, spent yesterday
here on business.
In From His Mines.
Norman Hale came in yesterday from
his mines, in the Thumb Butte district.
TO purchase supplies.
Prominent Phoenician Visits
Dwight Is. Heard, n leading citizen
OF Phoenix and the Salt River valley,
spent Sunday in the city.
Cavalry Recruits Arrive.
Twelve recruits for the Fifth United
States cavalry arrived last night Mt
Fort Whipplc from Jefferson Barracks,
Mo.
Back From Visit.
Mrs. NJ. Goldwatcr returned ycstcr
day from an extended visit with rcla
tivcs and friends in the Salt River val
ley.
Mining Man Here.
James Patterson, who has extensive
mining interests in the Black Hills and
Verde districts, is here on mining bust
i".N 'Ntt Nfrpp. A. ,.l..s
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city News
....in Brief
(From Fridays Daily

John Nlou OF Cherry creek j.. visit
ing 900 tho city.
Gilbert visitor.
W. i. Gilbert, the Gilbcr, merchant
and mine owner. is here on mining husi
ness
Visiting His Family
j. T., Clcavclaud. the Humboldt min
ing man, D, in the city visiting with
his family
Humboldt Visitors.
j. u. licthunc and II r. lIglcy Of
The llothunc Commercial company are
IN the city On business.
Left for Hot Springs.
Angus, Nelson and Pat Mccormick
left last night on the sou,hbound train
for Castle Creek Hot Springs.
Left for Home.
John Ehlc left last night on the
southbound train for Skull Valley, nf.
ter "A short business visit here.
Left for Home.
Mrs. II. G.. Mnlloy aud baby son left
yesterday for her home in Assoc. after
a pleasant visit here with friends.
Left for Home.
William Ritter, the Thompson Valley
stockman, left last night for home,
after a pleasant business visit here.
Stockman Visits.
J. H. Caldwell, the Williamson Val.
ley sto"kman, ~ in the city, purchas-
ing supplies.
Had An Enjoyable Time.
Mr. aud Mrs i. 4. McGinn. Mrs. H.
T.. Butler and Miss Birdie Butler ar
rived home last night from Flagstaff,
aud the Grand Canyon. They report
having had m enjoyable time.
Visiting with Relatives.
Mrs. ilcttic Turnbull arrived here
last night from Los Angeles to visit
with relatives
Left for the Peacock.
q. q. Goodwin left last might for
The Peacock mine, in the Copper Basin
district, where he hiss accepted n po-
sition.
Denver Visitor.
Miss Nellie Cox arrived here last
night from Denver, to spend the sum.
m months with her aunt, Mrs. j. ID.
Craiblc.
Left for Los Angeles.
Miss Mary Lynch left yesterday for
Loo Angeles. where she will spend n
well earned vacation with relatives and
friends.
stockman Here.
H. T.. Campbell. who has extensive
stock interests here and in Coconino
county, arrived here yesterday from
Phoenix.
Loft for Hillside.
j. q. stephens left last night on the
southhounJ train for the Hillside coun
try. where he has extensive mining
ini, rests
Court Opens May o.
Tho May term of the district court
will open Monday, May @. The grand
jury will he impanellcd and sworn in
q hat date.
s'ookman Visits.
Pete Diskin, the Black His stock
mon. IN visiting in the city. lie 10.
ports feed plentiful ON his ranges and
The calf crop exceptionally good.
for Los Angeles.
'rnator w. A. Clark of Montana left
J'rom" Junction yesterday for Los An.
g'l's in his private ear, after a week Is
90 At the United Verde mines in
jerome.
In From the Baumann.
org" Snc,, Jr came in yesterday
th" c'"p of the Baumann Copper
''"y, whore h" is engaged In erect.
bunk ni other camp houses for
'auma"n Copper company.
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Left for the East.
Left for Camp.
Left for Camp.

Walter Douglas left yesterday
his mining camp in the Copper CIR
section Of the Hassayampa distr
where he is developing promis
property.
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Back From Salt Lake.
Mine superintendent Visits.

j. ". Mcdonald, superintendent Of
the Peacock mine, in tho Copper Basin
district, spent yesterday here on min
ing business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-01

Here TO Locate.

Crook Marion, son Of j. II. Mario
pioneer editor Of the Territory, arriv,
here Sunday from Phoenix, with n vie
Of making this city, which is his brit
place, his permanent residence.
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Accepts Position Here.

Mrs. McCabc, formerly housckccpc
ut the Alvarado hotel, in Albuquerque
y. NJ, arrived here last night, on III
sou,hbound train. to accept n simila
position in the Burke hotel
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-01

j. II. Gooch, l.. j. Bankhcad, A.
Goldman, II. j.. Dcshong, Oscar Means
and Tom Hcrran, stockholders in the
Copper Queen Gold Mining company
arrived yesterday from their homes in
Paris Tex. They will visit the com.
pany's camp in the Aqua Fria district,
TODAY.
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Left for Los Angeles.

Miss Mary Lynch left yesterday fo
Loo Angeles, where she will spend
well earned vacation with relatives an
friends.
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~. ana Mrs. E.. ". Platt of Wieken.
rlrg, are visiting with friends in the
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-01
Humboldt Visitors.

j. u. Icthunc and II r. lIiglcy @
the liothunc Commercial company ~
IN the city on business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-01
Denver Visitor.

Miss Nellie Cox arrived here IL,
night from Denver, to spend the sun
m : months with her aunt, Mrs. j. |
Craible.
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THIS WEEK AT
THE THEATRES

l. Orpheum.-All week, beginning =
= tomorrow night, matinees daily ex-
. cept Monday, vaudeville.
! Grand.-First half of week. be- =
: ginning tonight, matinee Wednes- 2
! dav. Vests minstrels: last half of :
: week. matinee Saturday, The :
= Fast Mail"
! Lyric.-First half of week, be- =
: ginning tonight, matinee Wednes- =
= day. Through the Lines" last =
: half Of week. matinee Saturday =
. East Lynne"
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PROMISE OF THE THEATRES.
Vaudeville at orpheum.

What bears every surface indication
with good values cropping out right
along, of being a sterling vaudeville
bill is the promise at the Orpheum this
week. The offering is essentially ii
comedy event, with a dog and cat show
taking the place of the usual acrobatic
stunt.
At the top is billed Patrice. who, like
Corinne has adopted a single name for
exploitation. Patriee brings her own
company with her, and presents a con-
deDsed comedy. "A New Years
Dream" that has a wool of heart in
terest running through it.
y joyous turn. the acme of absurdity
is Twisted and Tangled" as offered
by Hickey and Nelson. No explanations
are needed further than to state Hickey
has a big reputation for clowning He
has a grotesque makeup, a pair of huge
feet, a comedy vest and Impossible
trousers. As an acrobat he is immense.
His partner is dainty piece of MILL
merry and a toe dancer of ability.
Julius Tanner gives representations
of stage favorites. and gives them well.
Ethel Marlborough, 1.-THE girl behind
the drum" has an act that for origin
ality and novelty is a winner.
Miett's performing dogs and cats will
be away up among the interesting acts
on the bill. These clever animals have
been a source of delight and entertain
ment in the theatres of the leading
eastern circuits. and everywhere have
made good. While they are a source
of deep and abiding joy to the young
sters. they also make a hit with all
ages and temperaments-they are al
most human
The Rencs IN 1.-THE Mechanical Doll
and The Tad are due TO present one of
those turns in which good singing and
grotesque dancing stir up the latent
disabilities CT the audience
The ever popular kinodrome will reel
off a couple of good motion picture
films devoted to photographed drama
The Little Lord Mayor and the Drunk
en- Matron.
Weihe's orchestra, with its high-class
musical selections also will be among
the pleasing features.
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Through the Lines.
Through the Lines" win be the bill,
starting tonight, at the Lyric theatre.
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The Fast Mail"

Lincoln ]. Carriers greatest play,
The Fast Mall will be seen at the
Grand theatre for three nights and
Saturday matinee. starting next
Thursday evening, March a. This old
and tried melOdrama was the first to
enter into the modern idea of scenic
AMI electrical display, and Lincoln ].
Carter is today prouder of this, his
first success, than he is of anything he
has produced since The play is laid ia
Memphis, Chicago and Niagara Falls.
and is an abserbingly interesting story
in five acts. The plot is the old one of
avarice and selfishness. Walter West,
a clerk in the leading bank of Mem
phis, is in love with the pretty and
graceful daughter of Hiram Martin,
and she reciprocates his love. Reed.
the cashier of the bank. is also in love
with her, but she spurns his attentions
Through the machina tons of Martins
sou. Phillip. Reed and he together try
to separate the young lovers. Reed has
helped Phillip in his forgeries, and he
in turn helps Reed to secure Mary
Martin for his wife. While Walter is
at the bank one night examining his
books for the large defalcatiofls which
have occurred. Reed enters, and seeing
Mary with West, insinuates that she is
his mistress Reed draws q knife and
Walter grabs revolver off the desk
and fires, at this moment, unseen by
anyone present. Bailey, the father of
the girl whom Reed wronged appears
at the window and kills Reed BY cir
cumstantial evidence the crime is fast
ened on Walter West and he escapes
north. with Phillip in hot pursuit. aid
ed by the detective. Sleuth, Walter and
Mary are traced on a Mississippi river
boat. making their way to St Louis.
and in the exciting chase, in which the
two steamboats, race W the river, an
explosion follows. Walter and Mary are
separated and escape. Walter is then
traced to Chicago, trapped, bound and
gagged by Maccroni, one of the accom-
plices of Phillip. and rescued by Mary.
After the exciting railroad scene, i'm
which the two trains are introduced
the play is transferred to Niagara
Falls. where Walter is saved in the
nick of time by Sleuth, who has been
deceived by Phillip in his intentions to-
wards Walter. Hiram Martin and
Mary then make their appearance.
Walter learns of the confession of Bal
ley, and receives the congratulations of
all, with the hand of Mary for his wife.
Through the Lines.
Through the Lines win be the bill,
starting tonight, at the Lyric theatre
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..cbs Cbedfres..

puccinFs Madam Butterfly to metro
nolitan opera gOers. Every New York
critic declared that Madam Butterfly
was greeted by one of the largest and
most distinctive society gatherings ever
assernbl in a theatre, and express
sions of praise like those of: ''The per-
formances can easily claim rank with
some of the best given at the Metro
politan." The dean of Broadway crit
les capitulates and says: 1T has the
very fragrance of the flowers" Mr.
Savage's presentation of Madam But
terfly' IS no less successful and COM
mendable than his notable 'Parsifal.
and IAN unequivocal triumph! Let no
man say henceforth that there can be
no opera in English. Henry W. Savage
has settled that point once for all
A greater victory than this in Amer
lean music man has never won. 1t only
his respect for the whole
country that has so nobly sustained
him in his effort to make English
grand opera a permanent and endur-
ing institution of the country.
There is an open-air spirit about the
breezy western operate comedy sue
cess, THE Tenderfoot," which makes ii
especially interesting to those who
know the life on the frontier, and the
characters are typical, there being in
trodueed the popular gambler. Next
cans and senoritas, Texas rangers and
vaqueros. cowgirls and Indians and the
inevitable tenderfoot, Oscar L. Figman
and Ruth White, the stars of this pro-
duction, which is under the direction
of w. P. Cullen, who made a big re-
vival of THE Burgomaster" two years
ago.
Fred Mace, who is to be seen in the
title role of 1.-THE Umpire" when that
successful musical comedy reaches Salt
Lake, on March u, is a comedian of
the Eddie Foy school. though he pos
sesses that actors drollness and unc-
ton without even suggesting an ini-
tation. Mr.. Mace has the finish and
refinement the lack of which is Mr..
Foy's chief handicap in the opinion of
many, and he has also the ability to
sing-a qualification that is most es-
sential in a play like 1.-THE Umpire"
wherein the attractive music is an i'm
portant feature 1.-THE Umpire" played
$50 nights in Chicago-about twice as
many as any other attraction that ever
appeared there, and it is to be played
next season with the present cast at
the Grand Opera house in that city.
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Of novelty amusement has devoted his
main attention to the special feature
department. which, according to the
best authority, fairly teens with orig
inality and Interest
The West gigantic aggregation now
includes, besides a surprising number
of musical and comedy turns of extra
ordinary quality. several exclusive acts
of wonderful attractiveness, foremost
II which may be mentioned the singu-
lar achievements by George Dan and
DICK Mitchell, who will appear with
the show this evening at the Grand
theatre. The engagement is for four
nights, including a Wednesday matt
nee
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William H. West Ministries.

BY pursuing policy of progressive
ness, Manager Ricaby of the William
H. West big jubilee minstrels, is en-
ableG to offer a most refreshing enter
tainment of very diversified charac-
ter this season. one that necessitates
the employment of artists of the front
rank First of all having kept intact
a band of musicians and a corps of
singers, all of whose talents are of q
high degree, this determined director
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xERxEs' AUTHORITY.
l.Iudgel

Xerxes was attacking the Spartans
Calling his chiefs about him just before
making the desperate attack, he said:
Gentlemen a word with you before
beginning this little muss. I have just
had word from Hepburn and the inter-
state commerce commission authorizing
me to go ahead and make any charges !
please where l am sure a pass is being
held by any person or persons. Those
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Starting on Thursday night for four
nights, will be given the well known
and ever popular play East Lynne"
The usual matinees win be given We'd
nesday and Saturday. The vaudeville
season at this house will start on Mon
day, March IS, when bill of high-class
acts, at popular prices, will be given.