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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-14

the Louisiana Kansas and Vermont
The second division will include IN,
Georgia. flagship OF Rear Admiral
William II. Emory, commanding Of.
ffcer, and the Virginia. New Jersey
and Rhode Island. The third diyis-
ION VIII comprise the Minnesota flag
shin of Rear Admiral Charles NJ.
Thomas. commanding OFFICER. and tho
OHIO Maine and Missouri. The fourth
division Will include the Alabama
flagship or Rear Admiral c. s. Speerv
commanding officer, and the Illinois
kearsarge and Kentucky. On the
bridge of the Maynower with Prcsi-
dent Roosevelt at Mondays review
VIII be the secretary and assistant
secretary of the navy. Admiral Dow
ey' president of the general board;
Rear Admiral Brownson, chief of tho
bureau OF navigation, and several of
the nag Officers who are nj the head
OF bureaus IN the navy department
at Washington. The first stop OF
the fleet will be at Trinidad. probably
on December 90 or 2t
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-14
SITUATION
At GOLDF|ELD
IS CRITICAL
GOVERNOR SPARKS SAYS THE
PRESENCE or FEDERAL SOL
pIERs IS WHAT HAS HELD THE
MINERS IN CHECHK-- GREAT
CROWDS MEET FUNSTON

Goidheld, New, Dec. Crowds
gathered at the station to wItnes,
the arrival this afternoon of General
Funston and Major George Tbetbol
and Lieutenant HornsIey Evans. the
oihcers who accompanied him from
San Francisco.
"oVernor Sparks told General Fun.
ron that in his opinion the presence
OF troops here had prevented serlous
trouble thus far. and that he consid-
cred II imperatiyely necessary that
the troops be kept here. lie advised
that there be no declaration OF mar
tial law at this time. but tho ~! lief
That such action may become neces-
sary AT any time
Deputy sheriffs ana constabIes and
detectives employed by the Mine
Owners association are patrollng all
the mines and preventing union pick
cts or others from approaching near
or than the side lines.
The regulars arc taking no part In
guarding tho mines. Officers Of the
miners union assert that no more
than twenty men arc at work ON
Combination hin, and that most of
Them are plants" OF the union who
have been scnt TO procure work uu
der the agreement required by the
Nine Owners association in order
that the arrest Of George Wingncld
and the officers of Tho association
may be enected under The provis-
ions OF statute placed ON the stat
ute books of Nevada on March a..
1903, which provides that It shall BE-
unlawful for any person, firm or cor
poration 10 make an agreement with
any person for employment shall
sign an agreement TO withdraw TO-
withdraw from any labor organiza-
ton which he may have Joined
Arrests under this law VIII be-
made either tonight or in the morn
ing
W. n Bryant attorney for the
Mine owners association. states that
no IS aware Of the intention of ths
union men To- attempt the arrest OF
mine owners and officials OF the as
sociation for violation or thc static
law prohibiting an agreement re-
quiring the Joining of or Withdrawal
from labor organization. but says
that he Is prepared 20 prove the law
unconstitutional and that it has been
tested aud declared void in eases ol
three members or the indus ri3l
Workers OF The World
SO arrests have yet been made
Tae situation at tho mines fs thr
same and there has been no dis
turbancc
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-14
WEST VIRGINIA
AGAINST VIRGINIA
SENNTOH SPOONER OF WISCON-
SIN. HtS BEEN RETAINED nY
THIS sTNTE AS oNE OF rr5
COZ NSEL.

Charleston Der. IL-West vir-
ginia has al last succeeded in Undue.
ing former Senator spooper OF vis-
consin 10 become one of tho attor-
n"ys in defense OF She contention
OF tbc state of West Virlnia AGAINST
virginia % viii be- recalled thas Nr.
Spoonor was thc first person con-
suited by this State but at thc uma
The famous lawyer could give uo laH-
Mite answer but suggested that West
virginia secure 40 possible. Tine Hou.
John G. Carlisle This action ON ho
oi Spooner. who SIS oognilcd
as one if moi The foremost con tu.
tionai lawyers Zoo the country rs
quite 70 compliment To- pay to ae
hrHW.iau Now that the slte aas
h' Do SpoOnor and Carlisle besides
Io.a attorneys Wost Virginia 1ouId
hate go fear ass o. being welI rcprc-
a1ol and thot whatever ihc result
public may feel thal bust sal
.tnt procurabie has looked after
Interests oil our own state
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-14
MAN WAS
BOILED ALIVE
STUMBLED INTO \ VAT or HOT
WATER AND Is PARBOILED
FROM HEAD TO FOOT.

Bay City Mich. Dec. 49,, stumb-
ling about in the darkness at the
Handy Brothers Mining Co.'S so. 1
shaft shortly after o'clock this
morning William Baden Of Akron,
o.. plunged into tank Of hot water
aud was boiled alive.
Men working in The washhouse
pulled Balden out but he died just az
physicians arrived. re was par
boiled from head to foot
Baldcn had laid or 20 VISIT tine
night crew an the shaft
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-14
LONG PACIFIC CRUISE
WILL BEGIN MONDAY
rus si"'s "'t READY fnr MAY iRr RrAny ,xn , w
hhN"'' SAYS fcnr'Nc non Gv,Ns--rur PEACE ,n,,sr
VIII M rnn cnowN'Ne rolNr rnr ,pM,nALs cx.
laER,
rm MsN AnE nrAnY

torc 'nl than polite. When tho
godly men and women of Massa.
chusetts seaport, where the Atlanta
heet was anchored, portested because
me sailor boys We're allowed to play
o"seball on Sunday, Evans politely
tod them that their town was not
the only one on the map ana that
he could taltc HIS ships elsewhere.
That settled the Sunday crusade Fl,
that village
u one of his men is insuIted or
abused while on shore leaves. ana
the admiral Is convinced that hls
complaint IS a Just one, he secs that
two or three scores OF husky seamen
are siven shore leave to adludicatc
the matter If they return smiling,
triumphant but slightly battered. tho
admiral ovcrlooks their condition.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-14
STLEL SAWS
WERE GIVEN
TO PRISONERS
IN THE TalEWEli. JAIL BY THE
FATHER or A MrRDEREI,-
ElEyEN MEN WHO WE'RE con-
EiSED ~ TnE RASTILE MAKE
THEIR ESCAPE.

TazeweN Va Dec. H. Daniel
Tackett was brought here by the
sheriff Yesterday and locked up. un-
der repuisition papers charged with
smuggling 4 iot Of steel saws into
che Jail here, by which the eleven
prisoners. who ometlme ago
made their escape. Daniel
Tackett Is the father OF Mid Tacket
one OF the eleven prisoners. who
had been brought here fran Buch-
anan county for safe Keeping, be-
ing charged With murder IN the first
degree The father came to see his
SON willie ne VAS ln Jail. and is said
TO have given him the saws. The pen
atty IS confinement I'm the peniten
tiary from one to FIVE years.
The Tazewell Cemetery lmporve-
ment association held bazaar I'm the
Town Hall here yesterday evening
and Notwithstanding tho miserable
weather made It q grand success.
Music was furnished by a quartett
of Tazewell young men, which SEEM
I'd to be very much appreciated. A
handsome sum was realized for tho
benefit of the cemetery
airs. Dr. Baylor died at. the home
OF her brother $ Thompson in the
Cove last monday morning. She
leaves besides her husband. Eve
children TO mourn tho irrepalable
loss. The funeral services took
place at the church in the Cove
Wednesday morning. after which ,ho
remains were removed lo Wardeli
and laid to rest io the old family
burying ground This sad death was
caused from q complication OF l'e-
cas- which seemed to banle all nod
ical skill and the closest atton ion
and nursing Mrs Baylor was e
daughter OF the late James vs.
THOMPSON The funeral serei os
rcre conducted by Rov W W. Car
SON the pastor of % church.
Mr. Frank whit formerly OF 1al.
well now of Matoaka. Vs. va. 81 boz
town visiting hls brother John W
Whtt and other relatives Mr
Whl.t holds a Iucuratve apl re-
Donslblo position win the Pawaua
Coal Company al Matoala
Thc D'ucncli telephone people are
worfius nigh. and day ON thc now
ozchaoso which thcy hope fo com
plc.e ready GOV service aCy rcy'
week.
Hr y Powell Royal is sick W. %
typhoid fever of hts home au %
seems to be slight attack 1 be
is getting along NICELY
REV G. w. Hollis. OF So w
Va % di nsuisbed bteran
minis or. VIII preach AT ha rrr-bg
terian church next suuda aisa. sa1
morning
Lawyers W. H Werth b. D. Gree
yer and several others. ar iu Grundy
this week attending Buchan4n cir.
can court
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-14

London, Dec. 14.-Great dissatis-
taction exists among English Cathz
olics because OF she fact that the
next secret consistory. TO be hell
Monday in Rome. will not result In
the elevation OF an English church.
man TO the college of cardinals
Since the death OF Cardinal Vaughan
England has been without a cardi-
nal. At tho last conslstory IL was
confidently expected that this coun-
try would be honored by the pope
but the hope OF the Catholics was
deferred Now another consistory IS
to pass without the coveted repre-
sentation in the college for any
English-speaking archbishop.
OF the three cardinals to be aD-
pointed Monday. two are Frenchmen
and one Italian. They are Arch
bishops Lucon OF Rhemis and An
drieu of Marseilles. ard Mgr. Pletro
Gasparri. who now holds the posi-
tion of secretary OF congregation of
extraordinary ecclesiastical afYairs
at Rome. The French cardinal. n
is stated. were named because the
pope desired to reward the loyalty
OF the French clergy in their con
iiict with the government. II was
at one time thought that Mgr. Ca
brieres, bishop of Montpelier. would
be given he red hat and It is known
that he is favorite OF the pope. but
1t was feared that his appointment
might be looked upon as a papal
manifestation against French insti
tutions.
A public consistory will be held
on Thursday of next week, when the
red hat VIII be conferred, with.
great pomp and ceremony. on Car,
dinal Aguirre archbishop OF Bar
gos, Spain. and Cardinal Rinaldmi.
ex-papal nuncio to Spain. who were
raised to the college at the last con-
sistory.
Although America will be given no
cardinal at Mondays consistory Il
will not be without hopors from the
pope. Monslgner Kennedy. the rec
tor of the American college at Rome.
Will be created titular bishop of
Adrianapolis. This is considered
great distinction and a special com
Dliment to the Catholics Of the
United States. as norector before has
been so honored. The appointm nj
will be officially announced al Mon
days consistory.
Diplomacy, it is said. had a ereafs
deal to do with the decision not "a
give another cardinal 10 America
II the United States should be so
honored, all the Latin American
countries would be offended since
the Catholics of these countries con
slider themselves already badly
treated because a cardinal has been
granted to Brazil alone.
TRIAL OF HERR HARDEN
EnglishmeD are manifesting an
extraordinary interest in the second
trial of Herr Maximilen Harden. the
editor OF Die Zukunft. which is
scheduled to begin on Monday. The
editor, * will be remembered. was
recently sued by General Count
kuno Won Moltke, formerly military
governor of Berlin, but the latter
lest his case. Harden had allcg 4
that Won MoIlke had been mem
ber OF the Infamous court CANA
rilla,' and. with other dignltaries
who occupy places close to the Ger
man throne. had been guilty OF de-
generate and discredtable actions.
Harden is to be tried next week on
charge OF having criminally lib !
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-14
TH0S. {. COFER
WILL ACCEPT
NEW POSITION
MS RETIREMENT FROM METRO.
PoLiTAN MBN'S FURNssr
60. MUCH REGRETTED By
MANY FInENDs--Ht;sDp,aR-
rERs WILL BE IN BLUEFIELD.

The many friends of Mr. Thomas
e. cofer will regret his retirement as
manager OF the Metropolitan Men q
Furnishing Co. to accept position
with the K. s. oglesby Co. .of
Lynchburei Va, Successors to ogles-
by, Dewitt Co.
Mr.. Cofer came TO Rlneneld 10
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-14
LUTHERAN SERVICES SUNDAY

5rd Sunday in Advent
The pastor Rov &. B W Kcgley
VIII preach at Graham Sunday al
30 n. ~
Emmanuel Lutheran c0ugreea lion
at Blueheld will hold vesper SER
vices in the Presbyterian Church. at
8:i5 p. m. Subjecl OF address. Fol.
low Gods Leading Evorybody
welcome.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-14

First Baptist Preaching SUNDAY
morning az 81 a. 3D. by the pastor
Rev S II Thompson. in the Surdar
school room OF th new cburoG
sunday school at n. m ARRANGE
ments have been made for scats and
the new odi6ce viii be comfortably
heated
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-14
THE ENGLISH CATHOLICS
WITHOUT A CARDINAL

GREAT DISSATISFACTION M,NlFEsrn ns THIS RE
LG'o,s SECT AS no THE OF rnE coxsrsrony
THREE CARDINALS WILL nE arroNrEp on MoSpsy rwo
tRf:NrH ONE ITALIAN
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-14

Pianos 'uned By Prof r. ". r..
Christie. Bluefcid. w Va.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-14
WEATHER roonkcAssr.

soow and warmer tonight Satur-
day raii or snow. and warmer
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to Bluefeld TO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-10

The best Of every amusement line
opera, drama, comedy, minstrclsyi
burlesque and circus is embodied in
modern VHudeNliie-that's why II Is
both the fashionable and the pOpu-
lar form Of amusement of the period
The Western States Vaudeville ASSOC
citation 81 san Francisco, which OPP
crates the famous Crystal houses.
have theaters in Frisco, Oakland, Sac
ramento, San Jose, stockton, san
Diego and Los Angeles, Portland, ore.
Seattle. Tocamo, B%ellingham, New
Whatcom. Spokane and olympia
Wash. Denver, Pueblo, Colorado
Springs n Trinidad, Colo, IA 81.
Joseph, Mo. Besides these, they con-
troll or book scores of other houses.
both In these states named and IN the
adjoining ones.
Each and every house has been a
success where there was population
enough Ia support it-bocausc the cir
cult employs none but the most cioice
acts.
Eighteen months ago the crystal
company entered Trinidad. colo. THO
outcome has gone into theatrical an
mails. as the house has never had a
losing week.
What has been accomplished in
Trinidad VIII be accomplished In this
city and along the same lines.
Keep your eye On the opening Of
the new Crystal thcater. next Monday
night, September l6.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-10
"PITCHFORIN' TIIIMAN TO
COME TO CANON CITY

A later issue Of the sans paper
says;
"Pitchfork'' Tilman Is coming to
Canon city next Wednesday. Colonel
Sellers succeeded this morning IN
raising a sufficient guarantee and tiiv
noted southern statesman has been
notified tC that effect. He will speak
in the opera house. n seats VIII be
placed on sale as soon as possible.
Colonel Sellers successful effort go
land the renowned speaker has greatly
pleased Canon city people. There Is.
Of course, the usual objections 10
"Pitchforks" coming On the part OF
the colored population. Just how
strongly this viii develop is not yet
known. but expressions of d%isapproval
wotA heard from a number of lead-
ing negroes today. The senator's usual
.rough-shod manner in tearing up he
blacks has been heraldcd from ocean
to ocean. and he Is always greeted
with crowded houses. That this Will
be the ease here goes without saying.
" g. rumorod also that the senator
may say something ON the presidential
situation that will be interesting just
at this time.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-10
GATHER IN
FORCE HERE
OCTOBER 7
COLUMBIAN ORDER WILL
HOLD SWELL BANQUET
Visitors From Colorado, Ari-
iona and Texas viii Witness
Initiation Of Large Class Of
Candidates.

The special committee Of Albuquer-
que council. knights Of Columbus, ap-
pointed TO arrange for a big banquet
to be Reid by the knights Ahere on
October Z, met last night in the Of
nce Of Or. Reidy In the Barnett build
ing. II was decided to hold the ban
day Of fair week. at the Alyarado The
discussion OF plans last night shows
that the gathering OF knights october
s 8nd 7. Of which the banquet Is the
eliminating feature. Will be the big
gest fraternsl event that has hap
pened In Albuquerque for many years.
The gathering win be inter-territOrial
IN nature. and representatives ron
lodges in Arizona, FL Paso and Colo
RADIO. as well az New Mexico, have
been invited to be present. Work IN
three degrees Of the order Will be eN-
emplined and the class of applicants
who will be initiated already num-
hers between fifty and sixty. The de-
gree work viii be by the territorial
district deputy, O. n. Marion, assist
ed by Henry j. Lynch and a team
from Chicago.
II has been the custom Of the
knights heretofore TO hold the BAN
quet Immediately after the Initiation
but It vas decided on this
occasion to hold the banquet on the
following night IN order to entertain
the ladies who are to he present IN
force. The banquet viii begin at >
D.. m. and the appointments VIII be
most elegant. Between 500 and SOC
guests are expected to be present.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-10
Cures WOman's Weaknesses.

W. refer 10 that boon to weak, nervous
suf, ring women known as nr. Plerce's
Favurite Prescription.
Dr john fyie one 81 the Editorial STAFF
Of TuE ECLECrlC MEDICAL REYIEw says
Of Unicorn root thci0fiHs Di0tcd) which
Is one Of the chief ingredients OF the -Fa-
vorlts Prescription
"A remedy which invariably acts a. a utter
Inc invtfuFntur makes Tor normal ar-
tvitv % the entire reproductive SYSTEM
He continues iu Helnulss We have medira-
ment which more fully answers the above
purposes Tran rng other drt0 wfh Whfeh I avn
acquainted In the Treatment % diseases Pc
eulisr 90 Symon y y seldom that a case Is
seen which ducs not present some Indication
for this remedial agent" ur fyte further
says; The follnNinF are amunE the leading
Indications Tor helouias Unicorn roon Pain
stonic tweah cenditiuN Of me Reproductive
risSiiity.. 4sosis,sd viis shfohic disease q
ssn.saPeS X hss,Tn he r.siss q he "a.
neysi mefbrrhsGl4 lhcdlnEl due 90 q weak
sned oon}itiun otl,he rspr'ductive system:
.@s.sTR1yYrss.-esS q q ss,sa, @9.thl5
shnos2I condition o. the dlF,stIvs orrans
and kSsnic thin hloodl hahlts DRAGGING
senskfons In the extreme loser pau q The
mmore or los 81 The Ahoya sxmptoms
nmAbeARLU
r<TrST ThEn BEc Tf. FerceNT AYorlIe
wcTTrrJM. 0m ~ uN Tr1Tfe nrrcdT-
shgoTTMrfi Is Unicorn root OF Heionlas.
and the medical properties Of which ID
most faithfully represents
OF Golden Ssal root another prominent
ingredient Of -Fayorite Prescription
Prof Finley Ellingwopd, NJ r. ~ Ben
nett Medical COLLEGE. ChicaEo. ssFs
1t l. an imporfsnt remedy IN disorders q
ne uomh In all cstarrnsi Ccndfhsns
and general eufeehifmenf % l. useful
Prof. John NJ. Scudder. NJ. ID. ate OF
Cincinnati. says OF Golden Sea root
In relation 10 - general enerts On the
Evxfeis. fkrrs - go sardsrfnf ~ 49, ahauf uhirt
rsrr a. uaft VuffL ~uHnHtaff 81 HrfHtau- 10
= uEfueuaal ucgsrdcd a. ~ tonic useful I'M
all teblilfated statesF
Prot r. hartholow. 81. u. of jefferson
Medical College. SAYS q Nolden SEAL
Valuable IN uterine h.uorrhsgn menur-
rharia meyding and cnusesiife agsseuur
rhoa painful m~ensfruafAnAH
Dr. fierce's favprite Prescription faith
fully represents al the above named in
AMI cures the disease .or hich
thew are recommended
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-10
CANON CITY GETS
OUT THE BAND FOR
COL. SELLERS
Automobile Club Welcomes the
Conquering Hero Back to the
Fold and Colonel Holds Infor-
NAL Reception,

Colonel u. X. b.. Sellers. the welt
known Albuquerque Booster. appears
to be a gentleman Of some popularity
In Canon City. Colo, where he has
heavy real estate and automobile m
t~erests. Colonel Sellers recently lett
here for. a business trip to the Colo
RADIO town. His arrival there seems
to have been about the biggest event
Of the season. according TO the Can
on City Daily Record, which says;
Howdy. Colonel sellers.
Welcome back 10 Colorado and
Canon City.
with a burst Of melody and a glad
welcome from all sides, Colonel ID. X.
g.. Sellers arrived in town last night.
The colonel had not generally an
nounced his coming, but in some way
the word leaked out and the Canon
city Automobile club, many cars
strOng. wal at the Denver n Rio
Grande station TO welcome him. Tn
band played "A number of selections
and The genial colonel, with his usual
vigor, held an informal reception.
Then they brought him up town and
he spent the evening renewing old ac-
quaintances and making new ones.
Colonel Sellers, by his own say, has
been spending a quiet summer. how
ever, unusua Al that may seem to a man
~ ~ WILL 80 49,
ton. He was IN Albuquerque for some
weeks. and made q mighty miX-up
there for a while. changing the name
Of the principal street in that thirty
ing city. He, with his wife, %sojourned
on the Navajo reservation for several
weeks and bartered some blankets
away from the savages. The colonei
got a good rest. which he says he
needed. and he's In Canon City FOR
business.
Just what his plans are he as yet
does not know, but they viii formu-
late quickly and the colonel will be
heard from right speedily. Incident
ally he Is interested In bringing
"Pitchfork' Tillman 10 Canon city.
The southern senator will no doubt be
"a big drawing card here ana Demo-
Gratis are anxious for his coming. some
feeling has developed among he cvl-
ored population of Canon. however,
over ~"Pitchfork' and his proposed
visit mere. The Afro-AneriCans do
not take kindly to Tillman's talk and
may be active. 1t IS understood. in try
ing 10 have the scheme abandoned.
Something definite with regard to the
matter will PROBABLY develop soon.
Meanwhile the colonel Is az home
10 all old and new friends at his Ollicf,
the Canon Realty company, In Main
street. He AZ there with the glad wei
come. the hearty h~and-shake, ana
soon. forsooth. will a something of
a business nature 60 talk about.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-10

Is KILLED IN BATTLE

Blairsville. Pa. Sept 9.-Giuseppe
Giussifo, an alleged hlackmailer, was
shot dead, n companion was arr
rested and a third escaped. following
an attempt to blackmeil Frank Ciep-
pino. who probably was fatally stab
bed by one OF the men.
Cieppino Is a shoemaker. Late SAT-
urday night as ne was about 20 close
his shop, three men entered and de-
manded money. He refused to give
them any and Immediately opened fire,
As he fred Giussifo fen dead and one
OF his companions stabbed Cieppino
in the breast.
The outrage attracted many per-
sons. who pursued the two men. One,
name Is unknown. was cap
turcd by the authorities. who placed
him on "a freight train and lodged him
IN lail M Indiana. Pa. 10 is said tho
man who escaped was recognized and
hopes for his capture are entertained.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-10

A treat Tor all theatergoers Of the
city. as well as for the people inter-
csted In the University Of New Mex
leo. will be given at the Casino next
Friday night In the form OF a very
unique little college play that has
made somewhat OF a hit In the East.
d gives an idea Of the time at COL
lege after a great victory. The scene
OF action in the play is Harvard uni
but IL Is adapted TO a local
setting. $50 as TO create greater inter-
est. II Is clever and quite unique lit
lie play and has attracted q great
dCai OF favorable comment.