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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-26
THE ROCK

TIE HOCk
Twill Keyth and family and
Misses Georgia and Edna Ingram
visited E. Brown Sunday.
Fred Frank was in the City
Saturday.
John Crews and wife, Mrs. JEFF
Cole and daughters, visited Fred
Frank Sunday.
Misses Edna Ingram and Iva
Turpin visited Tom Davis Thurs
day.
Alb Harrison and family visited
in Galloway Saturday and Sum
day, and Mr.. Harrison accompan-
led them home.
Miss Susie Crews visited Miss
Zula Frank Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Peters
called at Mart Sees Sunday.
Mrs. Tom Downs visited Mrs
Pete Downs Sunday.
Miss Georgia Ingram called a.
Mart Sees Thursday.
B. A. Elliot is helping San
Hopper through wheat harvest.
MONKEY.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-26
SCHOOL

Misses Lizzie, Allie and Nellie
Farnen attended church at Mont
gomery Saturday afternoon.
VIM. Auchley and family were
in Montgomery Saturday.
Miss Carrie Adams and Thelma
Hagood were shopping in Wells
vile Saturday.
We were surprised to hear that
p. Cunningham of Montgomery
and Miss Mayme Kerwin were
quietly married in Wellsville,
June II. This is also the day
that Mr.. James Moran and Miss
Mary Hayden were united il
marriage at the Catholic church in
Wellsville. Joy 60 with these
young people.
Albert Auchley is visiting his
brother VIM. Auchiey at this
place.
An ice-cream supper was given
at Mt. Carmel Saturday night fol
the benefit of the church. -
Herman Ripple Hand wife o.
W~ellsville visited at John Ha-
goods Sunday.
Albert Gliser, Willie Jones and
Misses Nellie aud Lennie Barnes
of Montgomery spent Sunday
afternoon at H. G. Gliser's.
Forest Britt and little daugh.
ter were here at his fathers Sat.
urday night.
Grover Arnold shocked wheat
for Mr.. Gliser Saturday.
Mrs. Mike Moran was in Mont.
gomery Saturday.
Mr.. Bethel was at Mrs. Tackett's
awhile Sunday.
G.. o. Britt brought out a new
buggy last week.
Miss Carrie Adams attended the
party given the young peopl'
at George Whitehead's Monda,
night.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-26

~sfrE a
The basko, dinner aud child
ron's exercises ~ T-o-miia San.
day were largely attended.
aiss Lille Toll 10 the guest Of
Mrs. George Hiiderbrsnd OF Ben
ton City.
Locus, Grove School House is
repaintcd.
We we're told that thcl moon
light party at Geo. Whitehead 3
Monday night was a total success.
d. r. Taylor Is the guest of l..
V. Jones.
Henry Wherman, little son Of
Sighman Wherman happened to
an accident Monday while plough.
ing corn. The hired hands team
became frightened and run into
his team and plough throwing
Henry in front of the disc and tn
disc ran on him cutting a cash on
hi5 back.
Tom ROGER was q business Wis.,
itor near C%urryville Wednesday.
Miss Wayne Andrews is helping
Mrs. E. j. L. Moss clean house
this week.
Elburn Lewis Of Louisiana is
the guest of relatives near here.
ACORN.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-26
THINKS 1T SAVED HIS LIFE

Lester M. Nelson of Naples,
Maine says in a recent letter, 81
have used Dr.. Kings New Dis
covery for many years, for coughs
and colds and I think it saved my
life. / have found 1t q reliable
remedy for throat aud lung COM
plants, and would no more be
without a bottle than I would to
without food" For nearly forty
years New Discovery has stood at
the head of throat and lung rem-
edies. AS a preventive of pneu.
monis, and healer of weak lungs
it has no equal. Sold under guar!
antee at Crump & Kidwell's drug
store. SOC and S1.O0. Trial bottle
free.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-26
BRIAR RIDGE

It has rained so much and We
have had to neglect III crops 30
much that some of US are thinking
of hoeing our potatoes by moon
light. Our wheat is about ready
to cut and Jul corn needs; work.
Mrs. Dina Wells is seriously::i ill
and not expected to live.
This Sunday morning, the 2tst
of June, we learn that the river
fell 5 inches, last night and every
one rejoices to think that bottom
people may yet save much of theiI
wheat and the farmers, who live
on the Hickman Island may vel
plant and raise corn, as corn plant
ed by the fourth of July frequent-
ly makes a good crop.
Claud Gregory found and hive6
q fne swarm of bees. After cut.
ting the tree down he only saved
q few pounds Of honey.
Mable Swearingen of New
Bloomfield is visiting at J. E
Nunnelly this week.
Rufus Hunley preached at Beth.
any last Sunday and of course We
had q late dinner as Rufus never
quits under one and one-hal
hours and Sunday I think HI
made 1t out the two.
Mrs. Ollie Garrett is again VI
after an illness OF several days.
WILL THINK MORE.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-26
Street Fair Association

At the meeting of the Street
Fair Association held,Wednesday
night IL the rooms of the Com
mercial Club the following officers
we're elected by acclamation
Samuel Sharp, President, w. W.
Wor!ey, Vice president, G. G.
Crump, End Vice President, G. L
Clark, Secretary, Thos. Owings.
Treas, Mr.. Clark was authorized
to appoint his own assistants
The President was authorized te
select an executive committee. A
majority of the. executive com
mittee and the officers constitutes
q quorum to transact business.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-26
The public is invitedl to attend

The public is invitedl to attend
the services at the Methodist
church next Sunday. Subject Of
discourse for II q. M, "Lost OPP
portunities." for 8 p. m, Dreams
That influence Life" Sunday
School at 9:45 a. M, Jr. League at
2:3) p. m, Sr. Epworth League at
isis p. m. Special music at both
morniug and evening service.
You are welcome at all Of these
services come and let us worship
God together.
H. d. THOMPSON, Fastor.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-26

The Montgomery Concert Band
has been employed to play at
Wellsville on July 4th, ct their bic
band will also
give "a concert during the display
VI Fire Works at night.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-26
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Take notice that l will make a final settle
ment OF IA estate of CLARISDA p. AsDxR-
soNa ut the July term 1875 OF the Probate
Court of Montgomery County, Missouri. Said
term to be held at the court house In Mont
somery City, Montgomery County Mo. and to
begin ON the third Monday In July, 1905.
TH0MAs NJ. ANDERSON,
6-f8-SG, Administrator
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-26

The Epworth League. confer :
ence of the Methodist churc h,
South was held at Moberly June
% and "a and thekMontgomery
League was represented oby the
following members: Misses
Mabel Baker, Lillian Evered, Ruth
Lovelace, Myrta Ellis, Grace
Gupton, Mary Gupton, Edwins
Owlngs, and Masters Douglas
Dameron and BarneylThompson.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-26
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Mrs. John Gruber IL quite Ill.

Mrs. John Gruber IL quite Ill.
The baby Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Bur-
ton Hayes has been quite sick for
several days.
DR.. w. w. Daniels was visiting
several days in and around Big
Spring.
Wheat harvest is about COM
pleted in this neighborhood.
Mrs. Mark Penn was visiting
her brother, west of Mineola,
Monday, who has been sick fol
some time.
Howerton and Baker have I'm
ished the we'll that they were
digging for Jacob Brewer.
Mrs. A. E. Hendershott los
twenty young chickens an
Mrs. Ed Brigham twenty-five sup
posed to have been killed by
mink.
Armin Bachman and wife o,
Montgomery were visiting herr
Sunday evening. XXX.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-26

There will be preaching services
at the Presbyterian Church next
Sunday morning and::..evening
June %, by the Rev. B. D. Ken
nedy, of Troy, Mo. The public is
invited to attend and all the
congregation is expected to be
present.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-26

Bilious? Feel heavy after din
nerP Tongue coated? Bitter tastea
Complexion sallow? Liver needs
waking up. Doan's Regulets Gu re
bilious attacks. Is cents at any
drug store.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-26

The Old Settlers Reunion al
Truxton will be held Saturday,
June 26th. Il will be bigger and
more interesting than ever.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-26
LICENSES

The following are the marriage
licenses issued since our last re-
port.
James E. Moran, Montgomery,
Miss Mary F. Hayden, Wellsville.
Clarence A. Heckart, Montgom-
cry, Bessie King Montgomery.
Hugo Heying, Portland, Sadie
A. Ferrier, Button.
Sylvester G. Swarts, Rangely,
Rio Blanco County, Colorado, Mrs.
Sarah A. Davidson, Montgomery
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-26

Don't think that piles can't be
cured. Thousands of obstinate
cases have been cured by Doan's
Ointment. so cents at any drug
store.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-26
PEYTONIA

John w. Winter and family ,
who live on q farm south Of the
State Road in Galloway County
visited in this neighborhood Sun
day.
Mrs. Robert w. Penn and child :
red visited at Mrs. Mary Christians
one day last week.
Misses Beulah, Della and Ruth
Powell daughters of Shelor F.
Powell of Danville visited thei I
brother Thomas j. Powell in this
neighborhood a part of last week
John w. Goodman of the King
dom was here awhile Sunday
morning.
Mr.. John G. Hart and family
visited at Gus Winneker's on
Sunday.
Mrs. John G. Hart and daugh-
ter, Myrtle visited at Thomas ],
Powell's Saturday.
John G. Hart and son, Forest
Hart were here awhile Monday
evening.
John w. Willis bought a new
Johnston binder of W.:O. Sailor
at Montgomery recently and hal
cut and bound his wheat with it.
Luke Penn harvested his wheat
last week.
Robert Weeks sold 81 lambs tc
a buyer at Montgomery City al
$500 peaIcwt. and delivered then
at Montgomery Monday.
John G. Hart hauled a wagon
load of lambs to Montgomery
for Robert Weeks Monday.
Roy Willis and Ben Penn
shocked wheat for John w. Willie
recently. J.A.D.
PIN OAK.
Mrs. G.. L. jackson is on the
sick list.
B.. F. Hancock, the New Truxtol
blacksmith was a visitor her,
Sunday.
There will be Childrens da
exercises at Central Grove chur q
next Sunday night.
Robert and Louis Meyers of Oal
Hall visited at M. Terrys Sunday
Miss Hazel Hancock is visitin
Mrs. Becks little girls at present
Thornt Spires of Belllowe
visited j. d. Terry Sunday.
Leonard Calbert visited nes
here Sunday.
Fred Watkins of st. Louis |
visiting relatives and friends her
at present.
Henry Reisch and family Sur
dayed at Mrs. Reisch's mother.
Master Everette Strack o,
wheat for his father last week.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-26

Nice line Of High Grade candiel
and cigars at j. F. H~assler's.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-26

Cash only at Eugene's after
June 30.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-26
ALL OVER the C0UHrr

t~,osesnna fa6ss pssf,essai ~
C0sfsseaNds~ss D4pW9
uVe weos
staeuis
TIE iastasss ssr stsga, asss
eauins -hss,
Ne J a. potd see, 90 wHsh,
City Friday After wagons TOT w.
q. Crane.
NJ. y. u. Broohshire snd vii.
visited VIM. Adams aud J. ~.
Yosd la Minsola Monday.
Mr.. j. II. Brookshire and wife
were In Mincola Saturday.
Roy Ford Ia helping the Dixon
brothers cut wheat this week.
Grandma Crane OF Montgomery
City is visiting her children In
Mineola this week.
Mrs. Belle Crane came home
from Glasgow where she has been
to see her sister.
II we can have plenty Of rain
from now on VIC will have pie n ty
of corn for the
YOUNG MULE.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-26

Call and e my line of buggie 8
and harness. They are right In
every respect and 1 want to sell
them. D. SNETHEN.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-06-26

A ssoond Had mnarf.
II. BsrTnEs.
Cañon City record., 1908-01-02
On Stage
Opera House
ierstudy, Goes After Leading
I Red Blood Flows
sspecting Fight,
Demanoed Encofe.

knocking him into the footlights.
Then the curtain went down finally,
and no one In the audience knew that
anything had happened until an an
nouncer came before the curtain, ex-
planned that Mr.. Doone was seriously
hurt and would be unable to continue
with the play. The house was dis
missed and admission money was
handed back.
A short time later, according to
stage attaches and members of the
company, Doone and Hall met again.
Hot words ensued and Hall received
a bad beating. Friends took him to
DR.. Graves hospital, where his hurts.
principally bruises. were dressed.
Later Mr.. Doone was fixed up at the
same hospital.
Mr.. Doone said to a Record man this
morning:
IN behalf OF myself and my COM
pany. want to say that l deeply re-
gret the accident that brought our per-
formance to a close last night. Mr..
Halls attack on me at the end OF the
second act OF the show was altogether
an accident. He is careless and on sew
eral occasions he has unwittingly
hurt me Last night he struck me with
a pocker. hard enough TO knock me
down. The blow was over the right eye
and Il blinded me. or coudse / was
angry at his carelessness. 1t was then
that I struck him. when We went out
on the encore. Later. he came to me
and tiled to start something and l
again struck him. That closed the un-
pleasant incident
81 was hurt too bad TO continue the
play. Besides I didn't think Canon
City people would want to see me 90
on with n bloody face. So I had the
audience dismissed. I had too high q
regard for Canon City people and the
theatre going public In general to let
n wrong impression concerning this in
cident get out hope the people will
see .t In the proper light 1t vas one
OF those unfortunate accidents that are
not uncommon In staxecraff, especially
in strenuous scenes like those por-
trayed in "a Romance in Ireland"
This morning Hall. who was stop
ping at the Rio Grande hotel. sent for
Marshal Dave Houston. He thought he
should have some legal satisfaction
from Doone. District Attorney Pease
went over the matter with the contend
ing parties. and settlement was
agreed upon.
Manager Beghtol. OF the opera house.
deeply regrets the fac; that the per-
Cañon City record., 1908-01-02
FRED DUNCAN WINS
OLD MEXICO TRIP
Heavy Vote Last Few Days Psht Duncan 5000 to
the Good-FinaI Cosnt3Rdade by
Prominent Banf<s

were pEnent and all were pleased
with tho handling of the matter.
The vskA was heavier than anybody
had exp(pted recently. Many sub
scripttonA we're paid up during the last
few days and heavy vote cast.
Fred Huncan won by a good safe
plurality. 1900 more than the next
highest md will receive the prize.
We hayp but one regret-that is that
we cannnG AFFORD to give similar trips
to the Others who worked hard for the
prize.
We like the manly, fair spirit in
which all the boys carried on their
campaign ind and took the verdict.
The first 10 congratulate Mr.. Duncan
on his godl fortune we're Mr.. Maddox
and Mr.. ouinn.
Cañon City record., 1908-01-02
CELEBRATED NINETEENTH
ANNIVERSARY OF WEDDING

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Watt of the
Central hotel Tuesday evening COM
memorated the nineteenth anniversary
OF their wedding by entertaining q
large company of guests in honor of
the event The occasion was a very
pleasant one and Mr.. and Mrs. Watt
received many useful and costly pres
ents as souvenirs of the celebration.
They were married at Rusk, Wyoming,
December 31st, 1855, and have resid-
ed here many years. Their many
friends extend congratulations and
wish them many similar anniversaries
under equally happy environment
Cañon City record., 1908-01-02
Edward Freeman Gets
New Years Day Pardon
Governor Bcchtel Gives Coored Man His Freedom In Com
memorAtion Of Emancipation Proclamation

Edward Freeman, colored, No. 5652
on the prison register, was granted a
full. free and unconditional pardon
from the prison Wednesday by Gov
ernor Buchtel in accordance with the
time-honored custom of the chief ex-
ecutice Of Colorado to release a ocn-
vict from the penitentiary on New
Years day.
In the preamble to the pardon Gov
Buchtel says: Other things being
equal it seems fitting that a colored
man should be pardc1ed on every an
niversary of the Emancipation pro-
clamation issued by Abraham Lin
coln," and in honor of that event
Freeman was selected to receive the
executive favor. Freeman Is black
smith by trade and was sentenced to
the penitentiary for an indeterminate
sentence of from ten to twenty years
from Trinidad by Hon. Jesse G. North
cutt, Judge of the Las Animas county
district court, for murder in the Sec
ond degree on February 7th, 1908.
Freeman had borne an excellent
Cañon City record., 1908-01-02
Talked of Times Long Ago
At Silver Wedding Feast
MI and Mrs. S. G. Taylor Have "Psld In Docble Har
ness" for = Quaftes Of CknApsy and Are
Happser Now Than Ever b fore

hard to ten about one of those old
fashioned tnrkey dinners unless you
get an appstixing demonstration Of its
merit. The turkey. that rare old bird
that spreads SO much happiness at
holiday season, led on a host Of good
things that could be remembered in
detail only by the great Individual sat
isfaction they gave in the eating. 1t
was enough and more than enough
,and over II Az = sAaiant hap
piness that niaie tie occasion hitting
Introduction for the great and good
New Year.
It's not many silver wedding brides
who can allow their daughter to wear
their mothers wedding gown and have
it At. or course II was made in the
fashion OF twenty-five years ago. but
the tight sleeves and the ''looped-up
skirt were pleasant in their unique
ness. Another feature was the serving
at table OF small portions Of we'd
ding cake that long ago. right here in
Canon City, was commented upon for
Cañon City record., 1908-01-02

No more eloquent commentary on
the delightful winter climate OF Can
on City can be furnished than the
fact that people here picnic In the
mountains on New Years day, a condi-
ton OF AFFAIRS impossible In almost
any other part OF the state beyond the
borders Of the Arkansas valley. Many
people were out driving for pleasure
early this morning and enjoyed the
bright, eenial sunshine. which shone
witA Q brilliancy aAknown In lower
altatndss. There were many vehicles
On the skyline" drive during the day
"a those who made the trip over that
fampas roadway for the FIRST time were
loud In their praises Of Its beauty.
Cañon City record., 1908-01-02

"Ah. those were happy days. Maggie.
When you and l were young"
So they thought and 30 they sang at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. 8. G. Taylor
Tuesday evening. Wednesday is the
twenty-ffth anniversary OF their we'd
ding. The silver wedding" 1t Is
called, but not much silver shows In
the hairs OF Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor. The
lapse Of years has dealt most kiAdly
with them. and the passing nilsstones.
instead OF being markers Of sorrow,
have marked epochs Of continued hap
piness.
Wednesday is the anniversary strict
ly speaking but, as they did when they
went aud done It," they again took
time by the forelock and entertained
their friends New Years eve at a
handsomely appointed 6 O'Clock din
ner.
Covers were laid for twenty guests,
comprising the more intimate friends
of the family. The dinner? Well. it's
Cañon City record., 1908-01-02

reputation previous to the trouble
which sent him to the penitentiary,
and since his Incarceration has been a
model prisoner in all respects. Under
the system of credits in vogue at the
prison here he had only about twelve
months to serve until the expiration
of the minimum number of years men
toned in his sentence as it was con-
sidered by the board of pardons that
he had been punished enough in view
of the fact that he had killed his ad-
versary in self defense.
R. R. Ross of Trinidad, who was
district attorney of Las Animas coun-
ty at the time of the trial and con-
viction of Freeman went before the
board of pardons a couple of months
ago and requested the release Of Free
man from the penitentiary, express
ing the belief that he had done full
penance for his crime. The announce
ment of Freeman's pardon was made
by Warden Cleghorn at the beginning
Of the chapel services at o'clock this
afternoon
Cañon City record., 1908-01-02
NEW YEARS DAY PROGRAM
At THE PENITENTIARY

Today has been a holiday at the
penitentiary and the convicts have
been permitted to enjoy the custom
airy New Years festivities. All work
was abandoned and the convicts were
accorded unusual liberties, being al
lowed to devote their time to reading,
or such other employments as they
might elect, provided they were mot
antagonistic to prison discipline.
At O'Clock this afternoon an en-
tertaining program was given in the
prison chapel for the amusement OF
the inmates Of the Institution. which
Was very Interesting. The program
was rs foflows:
Overture, "Ivanhoe." Prison Band
Reading "St Michaels," ......
Bruce Mather
(Of the North Denver high schooD
Violin solo, "Creeds of the Bells.
.....M Miss Julia Chenowith
Niece of Dr. and Hrs. Hart Good
loci
Reading. James Whitcomb Riley's
'Armazendy".. y"....... Prof. Mather
Reading, Eugene J. Hills The De-
- batting Society. Prof. Mather
Selection from the "Cocoanut
Cañon City record., 1908-01-02
MAIN IRIGATlON DITCH
PRACTICALLY FINISHED

The main irrigation ditch Of the
Beaver Land & Irrigation company on
Beaver Park is practically completed
and is fine piece of work. The eN-
cavation was done under the supervi-
sion of W. D. White of Florence. the
contractor. and was performed within
the time specified in the agreement
with the company at the time the con-
tract was let. The ditch is four miles
long and is of sufficient size to carry
an immense volume of water. The
construction of the laterals and other
preliminaries is proceeding rapidly
and it will not be long until the land
under the ditch will be given a tho
rough soaking.
Cañon City record., 1908-01-02
Real Trage9l'
OF Canoz
Tom Hall, Alien Doone's
Man With = Poker
Audienee, No,

Tragedy with real blood and an af-
termath OF bruises. bandages and liti-
cation was served up to Canon City
theatergoers at the opera house Friday
night, when Allen Doone produced his
play, "A Romance In Ireland" with
variations. Doone prides himself on
10 fght scene in the End act. Friday
night the scene surpassed itself. A
vividness never before seen here char
acterixed the climax. for Mr.. Tom
Hall, Doone's understudy. playing the
second lead In the part Of Gerald
<poyle," went after his principal for
Slsod. The nEht scene was made a
clearing house for an old grudge that
has been smouldering between the two
for weeks. say members OF the com
pany.
Before the entranced audience they
fouGht Il out E0cored. Doone made the
curtain call more realistic by taking
another punch at Hall and doubling
him up on the footiights. Later. behind
the scenes. the leading man adminis-
tered tho hnal touches OF a body beat
ing which confines Hall TO his room
today. Both men were at the hospital
and both are disinclined to leave
their rooms.
Members Of the company say they
had been expecting trouble between
Doone and Hall for some weeks past
But they didn't expect 1t on the stage.
The 6Eht scene comes at the end OF
the second act Doone. playing the part
Of Larry O'Daly." surprises Hall. as
Doyle" In the room Of his sister.
pretty "Bessie O'Daly." Doyle" a
yoang soldier, was resting under the
shadow of = murder accusation and
had been forbidden to see the girl.
The two men pass bitter words. Hall
challenges Doone to duel. Doone
trtea to evade this issue. but finally
Arees to nght. They stand back to
hack. turn and hre. Doone. a. 10 usual
With the hero. nres into the AIR Hall
misses. He then ruahed at Doone and
Q free for all hght II pulled on.
Hall uses a poker for weapon. Sew
Nfai times. stage attaches say. he beat
Diane over the arms and body and the
latter warned him to stop. Hall, seem
tnEiy more angry. finally landed
heavy blow over Doone's eye, laying
open the skin and causing an ugly
wound This is the climax OF the act.
and the curtain was rung down. There
was q hearty encore from the house.
and. on the curtain call. when both
men appeared, Doone went after Hall,