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Wanted-ROOmS.

WANTED-By young coupe with small boy
two or three rooms. furnished. fuF light house
keeping; near Navy Yard or car line state
price. Address BOX q. Times ONCE. II
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
AND OTHER
ONE CENT A WORD FOR

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
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FOR sAIE-First-elass closet carriage IN
good condition. very cheap Apply w N
LIAWTON a. sons zl04 n ST. NV. Telephone
W. ia. fsiI-sf
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LOOKl $500 PIANO, sa47.so Cash.

Chase Pianos. slo0 reduction. easy payments
StO. LAWRENCE. SZ4 9th. Expert Tuning
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MAGNIFICENT Plano OFFFp

Begin the New Year right: wen loan voti
GOOD SQUARE PIANO FREE Investigate.
Let the children begin music n0B Half wear s
lessons with each piano Fisher UPRIGHT 90
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For Rent-Stables.

BRICK STABLE for rent az E st. ne.
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FIlts CLASS blacksmith. wheei1riEht and
Aofseshoeing business splendid equipment .
best location Southeast; established trade;
rent, sl5f sure thing for right man, 500; easy
terms. TIE sOULE co, Gne.). 60 louisiana
ave, JaIl-tf
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gURNITURE Of I4-roorl house for sale. 30
- 81. sW. iaGI-gt
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ALEXANDRIA. Va
r. L CARNE & CO.. 7O3 King 81
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BROOKLAND d. c.
ARTHUR II. +. LUERssEN. Drug Store.
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Floor Oil.

TRY HUNTERS DUsT-KILLING FLOOR
OIL. CSC gallon this week. Regular price Soc
Drop postal. liz Pennsylvania ave. NV.
ds2s-s0t
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WANTED-A thoroughly experienced glove
EaiesYoman. one 20 be head OF department.
Address BOX 573. Times ONCE. Ja6-tr
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For Rent-ROOmS.

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ROOMS. sea
US; no charges. THE CENTRAL real. ES-
TATE CO.. llz7 = NV: Room 2 Phone II.
1855 ceal-s0t
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FOR sALE-A fine fruit store. very cheap.
1890 18th ST NV. talI-3t
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ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn SIS
10 500 monthly corresponding Tor newspapers;
sure, steady work; no eanvassing; experience
unnecessary: send FOR particulars PRESS
SYNDICATE. Lockport. n I. de20-90t
WANTED-A woman for general housework.
Hru IA saa
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FOR sALE-severaI pieces OF furniture: fire
PROOF safe. and brlc-a-brac. ll21 sth ST nv.
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TIRE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CASTINGS.
2sX2iz. $50 s9XZla. SSS7: 2SX3 Sls.54 30Xs
sl+50i S0x31a, sls.si. Tubes 10 suit g. 40 s. 50
$3.50 S3-19. and S4.49, respectively. Other sizes
and singlc-tube tires correspondingly low
Dunlop cases, 2SX2le. SS.15. JONES AUTO
TIRE WORKS 602-604 +. Phone 305s.
jaIl-5t-exSu
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WANTED sirl or settled woman for gen
srai houzew1sk- Apply at l02 LIST 81. NV.
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DreSSmaking.

PROF. LIVINGSTON.
New York Pattern Parlors. Dresscutting. De-
signing ladies' Tailoring and Sewing School.
1920 q ST. suits cut Busted & Merit Pat
terms cut 70 order, Jal0-3t
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Observation-Disclosures

WANTED-Highest cash prices paia for worn
gar 'vnts, lsdies or Eentlemen's Also shoes
ana Rats. Address postal and / viii can any
hour. p. TARsHES. 1Sas TIN st. nv. Phone
North $50. Do27-90t
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ANACOSTIA
BUBY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe cud
JEFFERSON SITS
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FOR SALE-A number OF hign-grads Up
sJruments have been put IN thorough repair
and are offered now al extraordinary bargain
prices. Why hot use your Xmas money 10
make tie nrEt payment On one OF these
pianos; Stien. AIS. Stulz & Bower Sl75,
HardmAn slO0s Enabe, 40. ShoningeF, S2s5
Nose Ssz5. and = number of others. Easy
payments. .. J. DeAOLL 4 CO., IzSl Q a.
deZ7-lf
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Bicycles.

FOR SALE-GirI's bicycle. good condition
s.. Apply 1912 LIST 81. NV. jall-8t
WASTED-To buy every second hand bicycle
IN Washington, 9. 7. HUNTER 1ns BIZ
cycle Man. ll3 Pennsylvania ave. nv. oc24-tt
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Help Wanted-haIe.

TYANTED-str0ng and intelligent colorsg
boy. sCHEINMAN BROS. 4SI c 81. NV
iall-2t
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CHOICE HOMES

S6O0O-An elegant two-story, furnace-heat-
ed, S-room. modern home; large lot; cast
front; fine location; West Norwood dis
trict; reasonable terms.
1O0x200 fronts Highland ave. ear line; two
story Groom modern home; all the
eonvenenees; stables. servants house.
garden, lawn, everything in first-class
condition; one-half cash, balance 5
years, 5lR per cent.
5000 cash and $40 per month buys at a
bargain an elegant. modern, two-story
Groom home; Immediate possession,
first-class neghborhood; one-half block
of car line, South Highlands.
S420o-A very attractive, one-story mod
ern Groom, well-built, excellently To-
Gated home; fronts car line, South High
lands
S525O-A modern, two-story, S-room, fur
nace-heated home; all the convenienees;
first-class condition; rents $37 90; terms,
$1100 cash. $50 per month.
$5250-An elegant corner home; furnace
heated; two-story; S rooms large lot;
near 18th ave. Methodist church, South
Highlands.
We could fill up page with good
things, but have given you enough above
to indicate what you may expect are hid
out in the background for those who will
call personally. Inquire at our office.
Farms bought, sold and exchanged every
where.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WE want a job in Birmingham in a.
buggy and wagon repair shop; can DO
up-to-date wood work. iron work and
horseshoe'ng. J. IL. Crowder & Sons,
Phenix, Ala l-o-@t
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Interest Paying Investments

$3250-Renta1 $3.50; 50X140, with four DWELL
ings; blocks of center.
S10,O00-Rental sl200; 100x190; 10 dwellings;
corner; fronts car line; convenient to
center
S95oO-Rental S110O; corner; 100xl40; seven
6-room brick dwellings; fronts car line;
easy walk of center.
s75OG-Rental $40; a high-class, two-story,
14-room apartment fiat in edge of South
Highlands. near 10th street.
$75Oo-Ineome $40: 75xleo; two S-room
dwellings, near 10Th street; close to cen
ter
SO. Ooo-Rental 500; 1o0x19o; fronts car
line; easy walk of center; with six G.
room stone dwellings
S60O0-Rental $50; 75x140; Attn avenue,
north, with $4,000 improvements
$12,5O0-Renta1 $1100; 50x14d; brick; I'd ave-
nue., near 10th street.
Sll.000-Rental $500; two 2-story stores.
$7000-Can be made to pay fine interest;
5OX190; two 2-story, Groom residences
and servants house; eth avenue, north,
close to center.
$l5.0O0-50x100; a high-class, 2-story brick;
close to center; 10Th street, north; not
far from city hall.
s25, OO0-1O0x140; a corner; close to new de-
pot entrance; will be high-class business
property soon.
s45OO-Rents $574 per year; 10Ox140; LIST ave-
nue., north stone building.
$6o00-An excellent 2-story, Groom, mod
ern home; arranged for furnace heat;
all the conveniences; one-half block of
car line; easy terms; small cash pay
ment, balance like rent; has six CRATES.
SS500-An excellent little broom home;
pretty lawn and shade trees; first-class
location; 18th avenue, Highlands; $500
cash, $50 per month.
e700n-A OhOfCa o-StOrV. Broom. flT-
nace-heated home: CRATES and all the
artistic and modern conveniences; about
two blocks from Five Points; terms
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3. =. EBORN,
SUITE 5o4-7 sRoWNMARx BLDG, BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
FOR SALE.


S55fO--2-story res, furnace. S. 18th ave.
s75OO-S. 18th ST.. home, l blk car.
$275O-Lovely. Ave. X, cor, 60x1SO.
$3500-Large lot on Virginia street.
$30-Per foot, Ala. St. close to car
S450O-Sycamore St, " block of car.
$3l5O-Large 10th Ave. lot. l blk, S. 10th st.
$5O00-Handsome S. Highland cottage home
S4S00-2-story S. Highld res, rents $3.50.
S5O00-Lot. Sd ave, bet. 14th and 1'5th SITS.
S5500-Lot I'd ave. bet. 25th and 26th SITS.
$12, 5O0-Lot Sd ave. bet. 18th and 18th SITS.
$50o00-Handsome business block.
SIS, 000-Fifth avenue cor; fine location.
$9000-25X1S2H2 LIST ave-: bargain.
$3l50-6-room house. 18th ave, near 23d st
S3O-Per foot. 18th ave, bet. q and % SITS.
$25G0-Norwood corner, 60X190.
s30-Per foot, Gath St, near Sth ave
S750O-2-story res, 18th ave, p and % SITS,
S16,J00-Close In, N. Side, cor, rent $500.
r. MCCONNELL & CO.,
Phones $40. PLOT Third Ave.
Opposite court house.
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O-Two-story. S-room, modern, furnace
heated home; beautiful lot and loeation
5Ox2O0 18th St. South Highlands.
$1,000 snap; 150x165; corner, with ex-
eellent two-story, modern 7-room home;
fine location; overlooks the city con-
venient to churches and schools. North
Highlands: close to car line; one of the
best bargains on the market; sacrifice
for quick deal; easy terms; see 1t.
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w. B. LEEDY & co.
Phones AZ. 112 ". 21st st.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
$1200-5-room house: near Avondale car.
$105O-F our high, dry lots; Goth ave-, North
Birmingham.
$1O00-18 lots on South Bessemer car line;
high, dry, we'll located; see this at once.
s600-3-room house; large lot; on pike
road near North Birmingham.
$1650-5-room house; on car line; lot 5Ox14O;
North Birmingham.
s4OO-Tenant house; lot 5Ox1SO; North Blr-
mngham.
$9500-2O tenant houses; rent for $160 per
month; we'll located; two blocks car line;
near Dimmick, North Birmingham.
We have vacant and improved property
In all parts of the district.
We have a number of lovely homes we
can sell on terms. See us before you buy.
If interested In acre land come to see us.
1t will pay you.
RYAN REAL ESTATE CO.,
Bell phone S35. 203-4 Woodward Bldg
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WANTED-Job as foreman on farm; can
run any kind of farm work; will work
for wages or part of proceeds of farm
Address Foreman, care Age-Herald.
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BARGAINS

Five Hundred unredeemed
overcoats for sale cheap.
Pledges of all kinds for sale
at Liberal Loan Company,
1920 Second Avenue, between
22nd and 23rd street, Birming-
ham, Alabama.
M. MALONEY,
Proprietor.
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NATURALIZATION by experienced hard
ware salesman; can furnish best of ref
erence. Address L. r., care Age
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FOR SALE

SIS. 5OO-Improved corner. Avenue "A" and
10Th street.
sSOoo-4th avenue between oath and 18th
streets.
s7oOO-Residence, South goth street. near
14th avenue.
S1O,OO0-6th avenue, between 25th and Goth
streets.
$27oO-Lot, Avenue III, near goth street
81 ,OOO-4th avenue, near Union depot
$40, OOO-Residence, South 18th street.
s5O0O-Residence, oath street near 18th ave-
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FIRST-CLASS bookkeeper will open, close
and work on any set of books few
hours each week. Address d. H., care
Age-Herald. l-o-2t
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ONE CENT A WORD.
RATES-One cent word a dayj no
nd. taken for less than 20 cents for
first Insertion. Cnsh must accompany
every order.
Situations WANTED.

WANTED-By a lady Of experience, posi-
ton as cashier Hotel and theatre; ref
erences. XII, care Age-Herald. 1-6-2t
YOUNG lady desires position as stenog-
rapher; have had about six months ex-
perience. Address e.. care Age-Herald.
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references as to ability, etc. This is
your opportunity to have your books
kept in good shape: and have statement
showing condition of business at close
of each month. Business" care Age
Herald. 1-5-2t
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WANTED-Situation by young man as
assistant bookkeeper or shipping clerk;
One years experience as assistant book
keeper; best of references. Address G.
S. j., care Age-Herald.
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MEAT man of Is years experience in
Birmingham wants permanent place at
once; am also good groceryman, good
salesman, know the city and suburbs
thoroughly; ready for work; good ref
erences J. o. Darby, 6201 1st avenue,
Woodlawn, Ala, Bell phone PSI.
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
10-room residence. on car line, $25.
7-room residence, nice home, on car
line, $35.
broom fiat. close in, on car line, s25.
SOUTHs1DE.
S-room residence, Virginia ave. sS5.
5-room cottage and acres of land, $50.
Groom residence, new and modern, $40.
Groom residence fine neighborhood, S45.
7-room residence, just finished, nice, $45.
7-room residence, Ave. l, new and mod
ern, S45.
s-room residence, frst-class neighbor
hood, &c.,
S-room residence, furnished complete, $50.
7-room residence, Ave. c, on car line, $1S.
Groom cottage, nice home, on car line,
s25
6-room fat new ON car line. SIS.
3-room cottage, Ave. C, on car line, s..
WEST END.
7-room residence and 10 acres of land, s36.
EAST LAKE.
Groom residence and acres of land, SIC,
Groom cottage, nice condition, SIT.
WOODLAND.
7-room cottage. large lot. 1850.
Groom residence, nice yard and good
garden, $40.
broom cottage, on car line. SIS.
S-room residence, new and modern, s35.
Three broom cottages, good. each, s12.50
CENTRAL PARK.
7-room residence new and modern. $50.
We have long list of business houses.
JEMISON REAL ESTATE g. ms. CO.,
Bell 49, Peoples 21S 2O24 Third Ave.
FOR RENT.
s12. 5O-Cottage, 10th avenue. north.
IS .60--Cottage, s. Goth street
S12. 50-Cottage eth avenue and 18th street.
north.
SIS. 0O-6-room cottage. close to Glen Iris
park.
1 rent propert-- ~--c,usively, and IL you
have property unrented. it would pay
you to try me.
GEORGE BlLBE,
Bell Phone 81.
1874 21st st.
FOR SALE.
$23 000-50x140, with 2-story brick store; I'd
avenue; renting for $3.50 month.
s3250-5Ox14O 4th avenue, near 18th street;
renting for $40 per month.
$750-50x140; 3 blocks from Ann street.; A.
room house.
s15, 0OO-5Ox140; I'd avenue, near 18th street.
$350o-Only $500 cash, balance monthly;
16Ox15o; large house; Fountain Heights.
s. E. THOMPSON, Agent,
Bell phone "a. 223. 21st Street
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-02-02
COL. F. A. BLAKE
DIED IN bENVER

The sad tidings has been wired to
Las Vegas of the death of Col. F. a.
Blake, i'm a hospital at Denver, at
$50 o'clock Thursday morning, pre-
sumably from kidney disease, at the
age of about II years. He is sur
vived by a wife, two sons and two
daughters-H. f. Blake. of the Blake
mines, near Chapelle, y. M; Thomas
Blake, now employed i'm Cripple
Creek, Colo: Misses Alice and Helen
Blake, employed as teachers, one in
the Indian school at Santa Fe. and
the other near Cabra Springs. 1t is
not known what disposition will be
made of the body.
Colonel Blake was an old soldier
and a pioneer resident of New Mex
leo. At times he had been engaged
in the sawmil and numbering busi-
ness, farming, and a few years ago
conducted a weekly newspaper, the
News, in Las Vegas. The deceased
also conducted an afternoon paper in
Socorro twenty-five years ago
Much sympathy is felt for the fam
lily in this great, almost unbearable
afiliction, though not entirely uneX-
pected.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-02-02
a MESSENGER BOY"
WEDNESDAY, FER d

Yankon theatergoers were treated
to a delightful evening of amusement
on Tuesday evening. when George ID.
Sweet with his big company present.
ed the famous four-act drama, "a
Messenger Boy" For a wonder Yam
ton people turned out in good num-
bers when "A show of true merit and
worth came to town, and those who
attended were more than repaid for
the time and money spent. Mr.
Sweet, in the character role of Grit,
the newsboy, was a favorite with the
audience from the start, and he was
well supported by an excellent cast.
Each member of the company show
ed excellent talent in the several parts
and from start to finish there was
not a dull or uninteresting moment.
We hope that Mr.. Sweet will find it
convenient to bring his company this
way again, for he will be assured Of
big audience i'm that event.-Yan-
ton Press.
"A Messenger Boy" will appear at
the Elks opera house Wednesday
night, February g.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-02-02
MISDIRECTED LETTERS.

More than 10000 pieces of mail
went astray in these United States
last year because they were not di-
rected even well enough for the ex-
perts to decipher the names and ad-
dresses. Millions of this immense
total went to the dead letter office,
where a lot of it was opened, the
addresses of the writer's ascertained
and the letter or packages returned.
But i'm a good many cases the writer's
address is never found and the letter
is really dead" when neither the
sender nor the prospective receiver
can be discovered. Assistant Post
master General De Graw wants to
get people into the habit of writing
their own addresses on the outside
of envelopes. This, he says, would
save trouble for all hands, as the let
ter. if defective in address, could be
returned at once to the writer. This
simple precaution would save many
a piece of mail from an early death
and burial in the dead letter office
Kansas City Star.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-02-02
THE RAGGED MESSENGER"
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9TH.

Creston Clarke, whose artistic
rendition last season of the differ
ent role of Monsieur Beaucaire,' -
gained for him the exceptional high
praise of the best romantic actor
upon the stage today" has this sea-
son had conferred upon him the
equally distinctive title of the best
emotional actor of the present time.
His Interpretation of the modern
role of John Morton, the clergyman,
in THE Ragged Messenger" which
he will give at the Elks' opera house
on February 11th, is said to be as
rare an exhibition of emotional act
ing as has ever been seen. He brings
to the part the same intelligence, fin
ish and inspirational spark as have
always characterized his work. His
countless admirers in this city are
planning a royal welcome for him.
This great play is scheduled to
appear at the Elks' opera house, Sat
urday. February 8.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-02-02
FL PASO IS FA-
VORED BY
CHEAP
Railroad Rates From Sea-
board With Reduction
From New York.

Yesterday morning A. w. Chess
man, general agent for the G.. H. &
$. A., received instructions from his
company's headquarters in New York
that effective after the 21st of next
month, the class and commodity
rates from seaboard territory to Ell
Paso will be the same as to Texas
common points and that from New
York proper the rate to FL Paso Will
be the same as the present rates to
San Antonio. says the FL Paso Times
This makes a reduction of 20 cents
per 100 pounds on the present rates
to Eel Paso. For instance the present
class rates are $1.74, $1.54, $1.3S and
S129 The reduction ordered VIII
cut these rates to $154, $1.34 $11S
and $1.O9.
Several of Eel Paso's jobbers in
terviewed yesterday declared these
are the best freight rates ever given
this city and will enable local whole
sale dealers to get a shade the best
of it in competing for Mexico busi-
ness.
A. Matthias, the wholesale dry
goods man does not. however, see
any great benefits in it for the local
jobber; He says that "a correspond
ing reduction in rates will be made to
points west of FL Paso, and that the
local jobbers will stand just where
they do on the old rate so far as
competitive advantage is concerned
However, he thinks the new rate will
eSbe of great benefit to FL Paso retail
dealers as the reduction will amount
to $40 a car on some goods.
Local G. II. officials are wondering
why this new rate was given to FL
Paso and are expecting to hear a
roar from Chicago, Kansas City and
St Louis jobbers over the rate the $.
p. gives Ell Paso from New York. II
guess" said one official, that old
man Hartman has some big scheme
on hand and is lining up the boys
lust to show them what he can do"
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-02-02
SIS HOPKINS HERE
TUESDAY, FEBRUARN J.

There is no sign of a lessening of
public interest in the story of that
quaint little country girl of Indiana,
sis Hopkins who has been before
the public for seven full seasons and
is now retelling her story for the
eighth time under the management
of j. r. Stirling. Miss Rose Melville,
the originator of the character, is
still playing the title role and this
season is surrounded by "A stronger
company than she has ever had to
second her efforts. AS an evidence of
her popularity with theatergoers Miss
Melville will play practically the same
role she appeared in last season. and
this too, i'm response TO demands for
her temperance from the theater-
going public voiced through the
managers of theaters. VIII be at the
Elks' opera house Tuesday night,
February 5th.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-02-02

these more jocular characters he
plays "IaEo" and "Ijachimo" i'm
manner which arouses a certain APP
probation of the mental vigor of
these characters. despite the treach
cry. In Mare antony" Mr.. Hanford
portrays something the same cast of
mind; quick and impressionable, yet
keen i'm logical deduction, but
neither merriment nor vIllainy is its
dominant quality. He is a hero sim
pie and complete and many critics
have agreed that in this part the tai
ents of Mr.. Hanford are possibly at
their best. The Hanford production
of Julius Caesar" will be seen in
this city at the Elks' opera house on
Monday. February II. There is but
one important feminine role in the
cast and this will be assumed by Miss
Marie Drofnah. whose performances
have always commanded the highest
approval.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-02-02
! |Amusements
JOHN GRIFFITH GREETED
NV nIE tIrnII~Nf,

BY BIG AUDIENCE
king Richard the Third" at the
Elks' opera house last night, was not
the glttering spectacle expected by
many. John Griffith in the leading
role was very good. MIR. Griffith is a
born tragedian and has a made repu-
tation, but there was n big contrast
between Mr.. Griffith and his support
last night, though the former was
suffering Il little from a New Mex
leo cold" Mr.. Griffith is not trav-
cling with a high salaried company,
evidently. But If he is the manage
ment is being defrauded out of its
money, and the people as well. The
two female characters were especially
inadequate. The play itself is repul-
sive. 1t portrays only the baser quail
tiles of the human; the brute nature
it might be said. The crime Of am
bition. The Duke of Gloster aspires to
his brothers crown, ana commits
murder to attain his end. He is mis-
shapen and top-heavy and ugly and
in this Mr.. Griffith fills the bill, walk
ing with one shoulder higher than
the other, one foot tilted on the toe
and his bushy head sunk deep on his
chest. He betrays his dead brothers
wife, after casting a former wife into
the dungeon. The young prince is
served likewise and beheaded, all for
ambition. THE greater the crime.
the greater the man." ran his lines.
The audience was a large one
Governor Hagerman was the guest of
honor and occupied the lower right
hand box.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1907-02-02
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