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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-06-04
COUNCIL DOINGS

Regular meeting of City Coun
Gil Monday evening June 1st 1908.
Present Mayor Warner and
Aldermen, Hanley, Ehred, Major,
Fisher and Roney.
Minutes Of last regular and
subsequent special meetings read
and approved. Moved by Ehred
and seconded by Fisher that City
Auditor draw warrants to the
foremen Of different fire compan-
les for their attendance at last
fire, carried. The bill of Chas.
Ferrel for work on road $3.50
was on motion duly allowed and
warrant ordered drawn for same.
The following report of commit
tee appointed to inspect the wat
er supply for fire purposes was
then read:
We, the undersigned commit
tee, appointed by the president
of the City Council of Hope, TO
inspect and repair cisterns for
water supply for fire purposes,
found cisterns full of water and
in good shape as follows:
Cistern on north side of block
Is on Kidder avenue in good
shape. Cistern at corner of
Hubbard and 9Th st. full of wat
er and alright except a little re.
pair on the cover.
Cistern at Corner of ingalls,
and 4th st. has no water in it.
W. recommend a brick arch and
iron cover for it.
Cistern on End st. east side Of
block 30 leaky and hard to repair
Cistern on End st. on west side
of block "a should be enlarged 81
as to hold 500 bills. !.
Cistern on Steele avenue, il
front of McLaughlin's office full
of water and in good shape fol
this year.
Cistern at town hall in gooC
shape and full of water.
THOS. M. MAJOR,
M. B. HANLEY,
H. A. BURNER.
Committee.
Moved by Ehred, seconded by
Major that the report be adopted
and that the cistern on End st. b,
repaired if possible, carried.
Moved by Hanley, seconded by
Ehred that we furnish materia
to Christ. Matson and have hin
fix cistern on End St. at lumber
yard, carried.
Moved by Hanley, seconded by
Ehred that we have cisterns re
paired on End ST., corner Ingall,
and 4th st. and Hubbard and 5tl
st. carried.
No further business, Council
adjourned.
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N MOTTO .

Can pasture 100 head of
Horses or mules; living water
four miles s.w. from Hope-no
cattle. Three dollars for the
season. One dollars per mo.
for work stock.
Apply to Will Jaquith near the
gate.
S 14-O8-4t FRANK HILL.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
William H. M. Philip deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned.
Geo. A. Warner. Administrator OF the estate
of William H. M. Philip. late of the City of
Hope, in the County OF Steele and State OF
North Dakota deceased. to the creditors of.
and all persons having claims against. said de-
vouchers. within six months after the first pub
LEGATION OF this notice: to said Administrator
at the Hope National Bank in the City of Hope.
in said Steele County.
GEO. A. WARNER.
dated May 18th A. D 1908.
First publication on the 14th day OF May A. D
1908. It.
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Notice OF Primary
ELECTION,

Notice is hereby given that on We'd
nesday, June oath 1908, at the several
election precincts in the county of
Steele, state of North Dakota, a Pri-
mary Election will be held for the
nomination of Congressional, State,
District and County officers, by the
political parties which cast five per
cent of the votes cast for governor at
the last general election, which are
the Republican and Democratic par
ties.
The officers to be nominated are as
follows:
Congressional:
One United States Senator
Two Representatives in Congress
State Officers:
Governor
Lieutenant Governor
One Justice of the Supreme Court
Secretary of State
State Auditor
State Treasurer
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Attorney General
Commissioner of Insurance
Commissioner of Agriculture and
Labor
Three Commissioners of Railroads.
District Judges:
One Judge of the District Court for
the 3rd. Judicial District.
Legislative:
Three Members of the House of Re
representatives. for the 10th District.
County Officers:
Sheriff
Auditor
Treasurer
Clerk of District Court
Register of Deeds
States Attorney
County Judge
Superintendent of Schools
Public Administrator
County Surveyor
County Coroner
County Commissioner for the 1st.
Commissioner District
County Commissioner for the 18th.
Commissioner District
Four County Constables
-Four County Justices of the Peace
and the selection of Three Precinct
Committeeman for each Princinct.
Which election will be opened at eight
O'Clock a. m. and remain open contin-
uously until five O'Clock p. ~. of that
day, at the following polling places:
Newburgh precinct, at school house
on section number Is.
Beaver Creek precinct, at school
house on section number 81.
Westfeld precinct. at school house
on section number 10.
Sharon precinct, at town hall form
erly old school house, in village of
Sharon.
Franklin precinct, at school house
on section number %.
Finley twp. precinct, at school house
on section number Is.
Golden Lake precinct, at school
house on section number IL.
Enger precinct, at town hall on Sec
ton number Is.
Primrose precinct, at school house
on section number 2.
Sherbrooke precinct, at school house
in the village of Sherbrooke.
Easton precinct, at school house on
section number IL.
Greenwich precinct, at school house
on section number IA.
Riverside precinct, at school house
on section number 20.
Melrose precinct, at school house on
section number
Hugo precinct, at school house. on
section number IA.
Glendale precinct, at town hall on
section number %.
Broadlawn precinct, at school house
on section number 20.
Colgate precinct, at school house in
the village of Colgate.
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NOTICE TO R
SIDEWALKS.

To the owner and occupant of the re-
spective premises hereinafter de-
scribed:
Whereas, the city council of the city
of Hope, North Dakota, deem it
necessary to, construct a sidewalk in
front of the following described pre-
misses as herein set forthwith to-wit:
The west side Of Lot thirteen (13) in
TOWNSHIP of the city OF Hope.
And have directed the city auditor
of said city of notify you, as provided
by law, to construct such sidewalk in
front of said premises which is owned
or occupied by you, and at your ex-
pense.
Now Therefore, you are hereby noti-
fed and required to construct such
sidewalk in front Of, as above set
forth, the premises hereinbefore des-
/ cribed, which is owned by you, sub
ject to approval of the street commits
sioner of said city, and in strict &C.
cordance with specifications for the
same set forth in an ordinance passed
by the city council of said city en-.
titled, Gan Ordinance Relating to the
Contraction and repair of Sidewalks,
How and of What Material the Same
Shall be Built and Prescribing the
Dimensions Thereof: approved May
9Th A. D. 1905, at your own expense,
within ten (1O) days after the date
of this notice.
And if you fail to construct the
same, such sidewalks will be conctruct
ed by the contractor employed by the
said city for that purpose, and the
expenses thereof will be assessed
against said described premises.
Said sidewalk must according tc
said ordinance, conform to the estab.
lished grade, which will be given you
by the street commissioner upon ap
plication.
Dated at Hope, N. Oak May Goth A
D., 1908.
GEO. A. FEAD,
City Auditor. Cityof Hope, Hope, ND
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Why not phone? When you
are in a hurry for drugs or any
thing in the store. Phone No. g..
We will deliver it to you any time.
John J. Wamberg.
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Room to Work.

Stubb-Yes, that gentleman says the
more open-faced a man is the better
he likes him.
Penn-Indeed! Is he a minister?
Stubb-No. he is a dentist.-Chicago
News.
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A scurvy Trick.

I'VE hope you'll turn out better than
the old year." declared the populace.
you do, hey?' snarled 1908. And
then you start me. off with another
Thaw trial."
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How to Advertise.

This scheme. my friend, is great.
You ought to try it.
Some we'll known man berate.
And then deny it.
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, L.,
County OF Steele.
N DISTRICT COURT,
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Annie II. PETERSON. Plaintiff,
VS..
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gal. jars Bets, gal. Jars 10cts.
while they last, at the Variety
Cash Store.
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Just the Thlnu.

The country tee,ms with mules
And they would seem
Fine critters, by all rules,
With which to team.
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STATE OF NORTH DA KOTA.
County of Steele.

oIalE OE n LIE hO1A, I
County of Steele.
IN THEAr TER oFrHE ESTATE OF GSI ELL
ING EMBLEM. Deceased,
Ole G. Mellem and liver Thompson. Execu-
VS..
Ellen Geneva Mellem Lee: Carl Elmer Mel
lem and Clarence Wilhelm Mellem; The Nor
wegian Lutheran Synode Seminary. a corpor
alton; and The Norwegian Evangelical Luth
eran Synode OF America. a religious corpora,
MOTTO E HEARING REPORT OF SALE OF
LAND.
Pursuant to an order OF this Court made on
the 10Th day of May. 1905. Notice is hereby Civ.
en-. that Saturday the 9th day Of June. 1908.
at 10 o'clock a. m. at the Court Rooms OF this
Court in the Court House in the Village OF
Sherbrooke in the County OF Steele and State
OF North Dakota. has been appointed as the
OF the proceedings of Ole G.. Mellem and liver
Thompson. executors Of the last will and test
ment OF Ole G. Mellem. deceased. and Of the
sale made by them. under an order OF sale
made by this Court on the l4th day of March,
1908. authorizing the sale of certain real estate
belonging to said estate. situated in the County
and particularly set forth and described in said
order. reference being had thereto will more
fully and at length appear. That the land so
sold by the said executors under said order OF
sale. and particularly described in said return,
is "a follows: The VIZ Of the SW4 of Sec
ton II, and the EA OF the SEA of Sectiod 10,
gil III township l29. Range SO. and situated in
Said County OF Sargent. That the sale SO
made was made at private sale and the price
for which the same was sold was the sum of
Sl36O.O0 and made to the persons named in said
return. to which reference is made for further
particulars. That any person interested in
said estate may appear at the time and place
above menti"ned and file written obi ections
to the continuation Of said sale. and be heard,
Dated this lytlday OF Nav. 190S.
COURT SEAL
ADAM S. MOOTE.
Judge of the County Court,
George Murray & VIM. Barclay.
Attorneys for Executors.
Sherbrooke, N. D.
lE2l-2H-R-4
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FOR SALE.

Nine head of Shorthorn milk
cows some fresh the others
fresh in a week or ten days.
Inquire of James A. Day,seo. Is.
1856.
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Money! Money! If you wish
any call and see US.
Hope Realty & Col. Co.

We sell Scranton Hard Coal,
the best there is. The N. w.
Hawkinson Lbr. Co.
p. w. Hanson, Agent.
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'They tell me that poor Jolly is a
victim of his own good fellowship"
That's SO. lie lost his own health
| n drinking other people's.-Baltimore
American.
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IN THEAr TER OFTHE ESTATE OF ELI
ING .MELLEM. Deceased,
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TO SUPPORT
TRIMBLE

George II. walker. president Of
the Rainier club. a member Of the
Law firm Of Walker a Mum. and
chairman Of the republican city
convention two years ago, yeHter.
day announced his intention to sup
port william =. Trimbls FOR mayor.
The managers of Mr. Trimble'a can
dlacy promptly Invited him to be-
come one of the speakers Mt the
Trimhle meeting to bo held at
Egan hall tomorrow night. and
he consented 10 do so The other
speakers for the meeting are J. NJ.
Frink. Frederick BausmRn and Her
mon Craven.
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RESTRAINED

An order waH issued by Judge
Morris IN the superior court yes.
terduy restraining the members OF
Puget Sound hAfbor No rs. Ameri-
can Association Of Masters, Mates
and Pilots OF steam Vessels, from
interfering With the business Of the
Puget Sound Navigation company
The order IL made retnrnable on
January n. AT $3.50 n. m. II ia
alleged that one OF the company 5
employees was assaulted because be
refused 10 quit work.
At meeting of the Marine En-.
gineern' Beneficial association last
night the members Of the aHaoela.
ton refused to arbitrate The pres.
ent wage differences With the pu.
get Sound Steamboat Owners aaso-
citation.
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~ United pr..sl

san FRANCISCO. Jan IL
Complete Immunity has been prom.
iaed 20 Abe Ruef By Dls,ric; Attor.
neY William II tAngdon. aud IN.
isss Rudolph sprockoia and Francis
J. tlrnsY object 20 having II er.
tended. sleeping powders Sill be
in great demand among men Of
millions IN san Francisco when the
absolute nature Of the contract be.
comes known.
Neither iieney nor spreckleH Was
present when iangdun and ~.
taetive William burns q the
prosecution. conferred with Hucf.
bat the Interpretation of the result
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Remember There Are Just as Good Fish in the Sea
As Ever We're Caught Many Men Just Waiting
70 Be Asked

seattle glfls have almost unlimit
= pcsslhnltles OF sueevsa, u they
=. d exercise their Leap Year
pasllege
reere are many men In Seattle
A., waiting 90 Do Asked who will
- M matrimonial offers from
- Who Nill pass The muster ef
rails e I. proven b1 the test that
-.as,snlhs If ne many letters ~
~ 49, Nv tho matrimonial editor
- me star during The receut Leap
~ eons.st were from lonely
s.ses,ers wso lonsed co. the ioya
Il ua,rlmony
y with few exceptions these bach
- appealed 10 the matrimonial
ss.,,r s,r ala iu fho task ul keitlnE
a. a. double harness Most of them
.a -. preference for the
ss.,as stenoEfaphor Of 80 summers,
rA,ss letter Ia The star CREATED a
,arrsotion in baeheloriom but
- s.ated that be would De- salts
81 Win a second choice Il the
A. Vas not available
mt he youug siennsrapher has
x.owu COS since be- first outbufst
80 refuses 70 answer letters The
49, have been wen. TOO. ard I'M
aeuotedly thero was many a heart
arnb 81 disappointment IN haehel
asaom whea the disappointed lone
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mas day. but there was nothing
doing"
The running races. which last
thfee days. began the day after
lchflHimaH Tho custom IN Ia close
AL the stores In town during the
afternoon. the days the races are
lon Was the custom set aside. In
Order that the officers aud men
bic could not get shore leave dur
ling the forenounA miKhi have a
lthanee Ia spend their money! II
IRaa not
/ The doors closed shortly after
Boon each daY. and officers Who
'nere Wildly eager 10 buy dresses,
iswslFy. and all sorts u things that
a. cheaper here than If home. had
J. either get forenoon leavc or keep
kkuIf money
Efefy body IN town. Including the
tAfuefieAn sailors. went 10 tha races
every afternoon Admission 81 free.
rkeapt Ca the grand stand. and for
The whole circuit Of the course
which IL not fenced In. crowds
lined the railing that keeps them eff
The track. which is not track
being merely turf There 10 a great
open park ia front Of the track. and
here Port Of SPANS curious mia
luFu Of races wandered ell after.
noon. eating strange things aud
smelling ike all Eot out Negroes.
Chinese. Japanese. Wes Indians
HludopH. black. brown aud yellow
people In every Kind Of fantastic
gafb enjoyed their holiday Money
WIZ. Who cares for money In Trim.
ldad7 Seemingly nobody but tho
beggArE. Who keep after you very
uusiiY.
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@ o

lies saw - picture of the pretty
winner IN last nights Star. but
there Is stu hope for some. There
IL consolation for those who seeh Il.
One chance to eliminate the lone
illness from two lives appears In
the following letters received hS
The Star.
Derby. Wash. Jan s. 'oS.
Mr. Editor. have Just received
a letter from a lady q the east aud
she wants mo Go get married and
wrote 10 ne 20 write her and. % I
wouldn't. for me 10 give the letter
o. my newspaper for an ad.
I send ton part OF mr letter
which ! received Nov. please holn
her out would. but | have got a
sweetheart already.
p s. Please Keep my name n
socret"
Following ia the enclosure. being
the eloslng pagc OF the letter from
the lady:
I am six feet tall welsh l7h
pounds aud have black eyes aud
hair and. II YOU wont write. give
Il 10 your newspaper man foe an al.
but please write
oracle MILLER.
"it82 West Washington 81.
'Paducah. ky"
Is there anyone In Seattle Who
will take up the burden offered BY
petite Miss GFaclef
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HENEY CHANGES HIS MIND
AND RUFF MAY GO FREE

Of the conference was almost gen.
eral in ita positivcneaa.
There was only one thing that
they could not reconcile with this
Esnsrally accepted result. and that
was the attitude 81 Henoy toward
Rnef Hency has frequently dc.
ciared since Ruef shed tears IN the
Temple Of Israel that the fallen
boss would be sent 20 jail
II only one man ie sent 20 the
penitentiary as the result Of the
graft prosecution. that man wlli
be Abe Ruef. was the repeated an
uouucement made hY Hcuey prior
Co tho recent municipal campaign.
Heney has reiterated this since. but
may have been led 10 change hls
mind.
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eV NORMAN ROSE.

eY NORMAN ROSE.
Gsff Correspondent Of This News
paper. With Admiral Evans
Fleet.
PORT OF SPAIN. Trinidad. Dee
- Imagine n seaport town Of g..
600 people With a crowd Of some
it.eeo visitors. not all ashore at
once. but coming FROM day "a day
during a period Of six days, In Kood
sized patches. eager TO spend their
money.
You would think that town would
try pretty hard 20 set all the money
theg could out Of those $4,000 visit
ofH. wouldn't Youf They would IN
the L 8 A.
Hut not - In Port IF Spain. The
second ia, Of the stay ~ Admiral
Evans fleet hers vas Christmas
daY Dld the stores keep open fer
AZ least part 81 the day. aa they
would anywhere IN the United
States. "a Kst the money Of the
officers and sailors Of IN. feet
They did not There wasn't a
store open anyw here In Port Of
Spain from Christmas morn tiil
Thursday morn. except n fcw shan
ties whore soft drinks and lunches
we're peddled out Even the drug
stores were eiuaed
At the Quscns Park hotel. the
only sood hotel In tosn. there - a
booth IN the office where eafios
leNelry and postal cards are sold
American naval officers looked inio
~ showcases and ratified thpir
suneY in their pockets an Christ
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Al IN. eden ausee.

Wit. the coupon system abolish
81 and ono admission good for all
attractions. the Eden Muacc began
Hev week Yesterday Two men
with strange app.ufes furnish the
feature Of the Muses. offering this
week Harry Harrison. the human
ostrich. eats lacks. pins and nee
dies Caldi Cheriff. tho HIndoo.
swallows Goals Of fire with avidity
The passion play. the baby lneu.
hator and the other permanent at.
fractions are 20 be- seen.
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TEXT OF BILL is
MADE PUBLIC

The text Of Congressman
Humphreys bill for the establish.
ment OF a sub-troasury in Seattle
has been made public. The bill
differs from the Piles bill only In
omitting 10 enumerate employees,
with the exception of the assistant
treasurer. whose salary is placed
at $4,000 per year.
The bill was referred 20 the
house committee on ways and
means
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Parted 40 Years-Nom Wed.

CHICAGO. Jan. i4-After having
been divorced for 40 years. an acct
dental meeting brought Mr.. and
Mrs. benjamin Ackley. the latter
for some years a music teacher in
Chicago. together again. and nov
they are enjoying their second
honeymoon Last week Mrs Aek-
ley visited Minneapolis and met her
former husband by accident She
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TO ERECT CUSTER HOME.

NEW YORK. Jan 1t-Mrs.
Elizabeth Custer. widow Of Gen.
Custer. who was killed In the
Indian massacre In the west In
1916. intends 10 erect home for
aged literary women as 2 memorial
70 her husband She has purchased
rs lots IN nruuxville. Wcstchester
county. and will erect the home
there Mrs. Custer has written sew.
eral books and has long been inter.
eated IN literary women.
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ADJUSTMENTS

The now hlll witch went on at
the Coliseum theatre yesterday has
"a lia most attractive act. five la,
waiian singers. whose rich Yaicoa
are heard 20 advantage In their
native aonKn A parody on Forty
five Minutes From broadway, %
given by Armstrong a DaYia.
proved popular NJ yesterdays per
Torrance. aa did the musical act
of nennclll & RotAll There are
several other new things beside the
pictures aud the illustrated song
and they are Nell up 70 the theatre 3
standard.
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llomsstsad an passea.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE
bin recently reported by the house
committee on public lands. permit
ting all persons who, through any
cause. have failed to prove up on
previous homestead entries 10 make
new entries, passed the house yes
terday. with an amendment. eNclnd-
Guiding those cases where fraud
has been proven. or where entry.
mans rights had been sold for val.
liable considerations.
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NEW YORK. Jan. 14--Ten per.
sons were injured b. an explosion
last night OF three dynamite bombs
which partially wrecked a six.Htory
tenement building on East 6tth 81
The dynamite bombs vere plant
ed in the cellar Of the tenement
and exploded one after another In
quick succession.
scores Of people rushed from the
adjacent houses. and the police had
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FEARS ARE EXPRESSED In
LETTER TO ROOSEVELT

ton Roads to the California coast
The captains uttcrane.a have pro.
tueed a deep Impression. coming.
90 fhry DO. 50 roon after McciHfo'a
article hy Renter Dahl. which vas
EeauFaily accepted here as author
ltAtivo aud given wide publicity.
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WOMAN ON TRIAL
FOR MURDER

RfTZVlLLE. Wash Jan II
Judge Gent resumed the murder
trial Of Gcrtia Griffith yesterday
Dr. shorfeY testified that death
was caused BY burning and suffo
cation. He said there Was no dis
location Of the spinal column, thus
coHfradicting Dr. Freeman. After
heated argument between the at
tofuoyH the court decided that the
request FOR additional help would
be granted the prosecution, and
John Merritt. Of spokane. entered
the ease
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con,Inu.d Attractions.

The Moore Harry Woodruff IN
brown OF Harvard. a college play
The Grand The Gingerbread
Man. n fantaaiical musical comedy
The Seattle AZ the Old Cross
Roads" meiodrama.
The lois Secret Service" with
r Daniel Frawlcy directing per
fnrmancea
The Third Avenue Female
Detectives" melodrama
The Lyric Double bnrlcsque bill.