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The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-16
next June.

Gov. Hughes wired to the meeting his regret at being unable to attend and expressed hope of the continu- ance of Republican ascendency in the federal government, and of nationN prosperity. .5.~
 l Washington, D. C., Jan. 10-A corpe Of engineers have been ordered to % to the Pacific Coast and inspect the coast defences building on Pugas Sound and st San Diego.
 tor Nelson's bill creating new light house districts in Alaska, Porto Rico and ~ :waii passed the senate today. It provides for separate lighthouse officials and inspectors in each of the new districts.
 Chicago, Jan. 13-In the United States court today Judge Kohlsaat gave judgment in favor of the govern ment against Capt. Oberlin M. Carter, the army officer who embedded funds while in charge of government works at Savannah harbor and was sent to the penitentiary. The judgment aA- lows the government to sell $4OO, ,Gse of securities held by Carter.
 San Francisco, Jan. 13-I5 is re ported that the prosecution will with- draw it's promise of immunity to Abs Ruef and prosecute him on 100 counts because he refuses to give furthsr testimony in behalf of the state. Washington, D. C., Jan. 13-Owinx to repeated decisions by federal courts holding that claimant for public land may execute alawful con- { b' act to sell the tract for which he is .pplying before patent issues the gov ! ernment has decided to suspend pros- ecution for alleged frauds every where.
 New York, Jan. 13-Secretary Tafa addressed an audience of 2OO0 peopls at Copper Union Saturday night, dis cussing various political issues. He advocated labor unions, an elastis currency, and argued that the ex- housGion of capital by excessive spes- ulation was responsible for the recent financial furry. Judge Taft opposed government ownership of railroads, and expressed the belief thatit would not lessen labor stri kes OF make thesa easier to settle. He said few people realize how much power government ownership of transportation would centralize at Washington.
 New York, Jan. 13-The jury in the second trial of Harry Thaw for shs murder of Stanford White is cons pleted and Assistant District Al torney Garvey made his opening statement to the jury this morning. Victoria, B. C., Jan. 13--Hereafter Japanese will not be permitted te land here unless they came direct from Japan. Washington, D. O., Jan. 14-Rear
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Martins Ferry, O., Jan. 11-Secre- tary Taft writes letter to the local union of the American Federation of Labor which was received here to- day, in which he says he favors limi- tation upon the power of the courts to issue injunctions in case of labor strikes. He believes that laboring men have the right to organize for ! mutural self-interest and says he recognizes that abuses of their rights are not uncommon. On the other has sometimes done injustice to other interests in starting strikes when peaceaDle means might have secured 1 their demands.
 San Francisco, Jan. 11-Mayor Schmitz was freed of the extortion charge today by the California su- preme court. which handed down a decision reversing the conviction of the former mayor of San Francisco upon the ground that the acts charged do not constitute an offense under the criminal laws of the state.
 Under his conviction in the superior court Schmitz was sentenced to five years in San Quentin penitentiary and has since been confined i'll the county jail pending his appeal. He is under bail upon other indictments found against him by the grand jury, sever- al of them charges of the acceptance of bribes, and he will be tried upon those
 The offense Of which Schmitz was convicted was that of extortlug money from questionable French res taurants under the pretext of protect ing them from prosecution or closing up for law violations.
 Assistant District Attorney Honcy says he is not embarrassed by the decision of the supreme courG. He says he has plenty of cases of c0rpor- ation graft which he can prove | against both SchmiJz and Rucf tC keep them in the penitentiary long time.
 Judge Dunno of the superior court, who tried the Schmitz case, and whose legal rulings in the trial are reversed, says it is regretable that the court which freed Schmitz from his | conviction and sentence in the ex- tortion case, and incidentally Ruef, is composed of men who have rela- tives and friends under indictment. He added that the grand jury which returned the indictments will be res pected long after the supreme court members who nullified their action are dead and gone.
 New POSfnas sfer A Notue
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-16
HARLAh'} ANSWER.
 h0T SATISFACTORY

an swer of District Attorney of the Third Alaska judicial division to the charges against him made by Gov Hoggatt and the Guggenheim iri- terests is said to be unsatisfactory to the department of justice. He was ordered to return to Valdez to take charge of government business during the present term of court presided ever by Judge Reid. He is to be given opportunity to secure affidavits controverting the charges against him and if his defense is not satisfac- tory he will be allowed to resign.
 Washington, D. C., Jan. 1O-A pat ent has been issued to Clark Davis of Seattle for the townsite at Katalla Davis is the manager of the Alaska Coal and Petrolem Company, which is the owner of the tOWnsite.
 Seattle, Jan. 10-Chairman Casey of the democratic territorial commit tee has called d meeting of Alaska democrats for the 21st for the purpose of naming date for the territorial convention to elect delegates to the national convention. Democrats here are in favor of holding their conven- tion after the republican convention June0u will probably be the place of meeting.
 Washington, D. C., Jan. 1O-Dele- gate Gale, in discussing the appoint mcnt of Judge s. H. Reid of Oklaho- ma as the successor of Judge Wicker sham, gave it as his opinion that it would have been umwise to appoint an Alaskan to the office. Everybody interested in mining, he says, favors an outside man, who i8 not allied to any faction or interest.
 Chicago, Jan. i0--At Jefferson banquet here last night William Jennings Bryan was the principal speaker. He made a vigorous assault Cn the aristocracy, whom he alleged, was seeking to wrest the government from the people. He is opposed to the centraliZation of the power of government, and accuses the republi- cans with aiding the Wall street in- tereSt3.
 New York, Jan. 10 - Augustus Hoinzo, once recognized as Mon tana copper magnate of vast wealth, admits he is now broke, as a result of the failure of his New York bank, the Mercantile National. Edwin Gould, member of the Gould family, an- nounces that he will rehabilitate the Hcinzc bank.
 Rio Janiero, Jan. 10-The Pacific bound fleet is off Pernambueo. The president of Brazil accompanied the Brazilian fleet outside the herbor to welcome the American warships,
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New York, Dec. 9-The landlords

ant district of New York. The ten ants threaten to burn the buildings if their eviction continues. A heavy police guard has thus far been able to control the situation, but it daily be- comes more grave.
 Washington, D. O., Jan. 1O-Rep- resentative Fowler's bill, recom- mended by subcommittee of the committee on banking and currency, provides that banks may issue credit notes to the full amount of their cap- italization. The banking institutions are to be organized into districts un- der the supervision of deputy comp trcller of the currency. A guaran- tee fund must be placed with the gov ernment to the amount of half a billion dollars.
 Victoria, B. O., Jan. 1O-Thirteen British warships will arrive at Esqui- malt in May, to make that place their headquarters.
 l Denver, Jan. 1O-Editor Bonfilis, who assaulted ex-Senator Patterson, was fined $50 and costs. Patterson is slowly recovering from his wounds.
 Frankfort, Ky, Jan. 1O-Gov. Will sons message to the state legislature is principally plea for the enact ment of legislation which will stop night raidiDg, which has been carried on to an uncomfortable extent of late.
 New York, Jan. 1O-Immigration officials refused to pass Janjanof, a Russian refugee, into the United States. He confesses to having com mitted several murders, arson and burglary in Riga. Russia.
 Washington, D. C., Jan. 10-There i5 likely to be thorough overhaul ing Of the Indian school system in Alaska, according to the plan of com missioner Brown, of the federal bur- eau of education, Commissioner Brown recommends in the first place that some sort of compulsory school law be passed, requiring the native youth of Alaska to attend public in- struction. He believes that this law should be carefully framed, and given | pppf1in Q la nJt In of executive officers, so that the stat ute may adapt itself to local condi- tions.
 In the project for compulsory school law both Gov. Hoggatt and l Delegate Gale are in accord with the commissioner of education. The course of instruction, MT. Brown thinks, should be changed radically, to give the native children the beneGt of industrial training. The Eskimos especially are recognized as "natural mechanics" for they have shown much skill and originality in their native huts. MT. Brown believes that their mechanical skill should be di- rected in useful channels; and he would extend the course of industrial training SO as to fit the native inbabi- tants for supporting themselves in In security and comfort.
 The bureau of education has asked congress to make liberal appropria- tions for school buildings; and since tho work of construction is often ss-
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NOTICE OF MARsHAL's SALE.

Public notice is hereby given that by virtue of writ of execution and OF der of sale. issued out of th- District Court. for the District of Alaska. S,r- "nd Division. on July 27th. lso>. con a Judgment rendered in said court on the 2d day If July. l907. in favor ar John l.. Beau and against the Campiun Mining X Trading Company, earpa- ration. win offer for sale at public yendue to the highest and best bidder for cash on the 2Sth day of August. 1908. al o'clock In the afternoon. at the front door of the Court House. Nome. Alaska. all of the right. title and interest nf the defendant company herein. in and to the following de- scribed ditches. water rights. etc, said property having been heretofore lev fed upon by me under and hy virtue of a writ of attachment issued in the above entitled action and out of the above entitled court:
 That certain ditch known as the Lower Campion or Debris Ditch. which has its intake al Buffalo creek and all of the waters of Buffalo creek appro- priatcd thereby.
 All of the right. title and interest of the defendant company in and to those certain water rights on Buffalo creek.
 That certain ditch known as the High or Upper Campion Ditch. which has it's intake at Buffalo creek. and all of the waters appropriated thereby
 All of the right, title and interest of the defendant company in and to thoss certain water rights on Dorothy creek
 Dated this 2sth day of July. 1908.
 T. c. POWELL.
 United States Marshal
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NOTICE OF MARSHAL'S SALE or REAL PROPERTY UNDER
 EXECUTION.

h che District toart. bHH5Ht ef Alas=
 ka second Division
 Miners N Merchant. laut of Al,.z
 ba. a Corporation. pIamin. V. T
 TT Lam, Company. Corporation
 Defendant
 Under and by virtue of an AI3s WW 4f Execution Issued aW af t9. nz use5 euurt District of Alaska. se.eHd bi- vision. au tua aIth day of lmfy Ians. n Inc above rHttf-d action. wherein the Miners X Merchants Bank or Nu.lI t corporation. is raHun and taa F e Lame campluN. earporuDu ]. J,= frHdint. th" 6Hdrr- Hurd I#taa State Marshal Tor thr B4stu,t ui A4.Et. second bnisiaH ha# levied ou all t= risht. tttr and interest of th- -ad # T. Lane Company. a corporation. tH and ta tho following described placer mining claims situate in the Cape Some Recording District. District of AasEa. VIZ:
 Maudelinc FractuH hgtne ai H-t bench on Jeff limit ar No. i above dis eatcry aH Anvil Creek.
 btadem Placer Mining Claim baus Hrt tier bench ou thr lrff= HmH If Na H above Discovery pn A#H Greek Little Jim Fraction. Estaeea ies Matte claim uu Ntchila Gufth aHd No. : above. Specimen Galch
 N" C below Discovery au Au,H Greek
 No. below pHeo,ae on Aa,a Creek.
 And notice ia hereby given that on the 2llh dlA nf August leo>- lt |. o'clock noon of that day. at the frout door of th, gut-d sfmcs court Fouae uoy occupied as s1ch m th, eBy af Nome. pi-t ot Ala Ea.# I VIII put= -tlant te -q'a execution and leey aaH at pubic auetiou the above described property. and all thr Interest that the defendant had therein on the 2lst dlt of May. 1901 being the day on which the judgment was dockrtcd in tho cape Nome Recording District and all the interest which tne said defendant mas have had therein at any time there after. to the highest and best bidder for cash, to satisfy the balance due on the Judgment in said aafIsn. amounting Ia nine hundred and gishty-sN dollar= and forty-six cents. together With ace eruing interest. costs and cxpeuses of sale.
 Dated at Nome, Alaska. July ss. 19aS
 T. C. POWELL.
 United States Marshal District
 of Alaska. Second Division.
 Bv R N THOMPSON.
 Chief Deputy.
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Says Burns la Great Fighter.

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 Says Burns ls Great Fighter.
 @FH,. > tHst -h.ula aat a4. l taak-n aHa ieaues Maehr would aaf aasas fsald Anyway Ienrl.s -Haasl no mar. anxfrfy To m,at mr aaH tta. T.Hm HHa #he rr- rara#d f#= h1ee#-Id rHlt have 1T sat- 0oa ,r#sa about mr rs Chat zu,- uH=. ue means tHat ! am Het eam. N,L ea. sas.. have a yellow .rHafb Tae tfaatr. stlat Burn dae. ...s =..as=s.s.f aa<iaHs ta trs ma aui Alud .4u. #ssaud ran1 aut tau 1 thas Ran rraIlt goad baxrr H. Iz eleFfr HaHe and Hftz Hk- n
 ..aa mmmu fag>aa Il cauat he =alI ag m. lt4r hts, asked -ame- 1has ahsHI u m. way af Irfz. msa.y- l hava. mol. And ann wiling ta moot tae champion af the world. uor haIf 0a- but aIsat el the atel. of his front dael ta a=stst lu th- nllueus an tf.tfr matgh..
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ORA 0RICAL DUEL TAXES
 PLACE IN HOUSE OF LORDS

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 auhael eaeuH HE. tHaaH.t.aH Hw8eH l#r aHeFeIHa eIIE-sH-. -a thr ea=t. heating Hr .h= H#Haf#-
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-CANADIAN TREATY
 HAS NOT BEEN RATIFIED

OTTAWA EaEariIae the Eraue#. Canadian lft3tt. t l. aaa aHHauI.aJ tuat thsr, iz uu lHHa,nf Ira.Hsz=H aI Ez=a suuseufp,u bene r4tulgd= hg fHz# #.HItz uf France. An uHslu =IaI.mau ifaH zh. Etti.h EotsrmH,nI sae n. fsf= Iuums of fau., rgmllfH=# ,rHfI.d 1+ tii'. sH=4-t tleatal allIa4e H,4HMant La sH8at tfer###. EefHHfle. e#..rs5= tiweftt EaH. af, e.alamhia lanunH. I1tH. N"ruts. Eu.t artm- s-e,4-H. seuzertud and N,Hsu.I1 THf= means 'hta thr fl,. af J.epau tae wines of Spain and Na-Ht=Im.r4. aud the aateh..= af Sutherland 4l- ia a.s.lt.s ,,l4al t-uu treatment H Gam.
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 HAS A HUhCH

"I hHd a talk with Bob Fitzsim
 a4H- when l Mas u Portland lasf a-et sald # returned visitor and he -ssued gsaHy n earnest when he said He ..a8II like a HsHt WIth Stanley ksl,hef and that He thought he could beat him
 fitz might be making his talk for fhe zake of advertising his theatrical venture, but thr chances are that hs H4s I tHs,fiH- suspicion Ha could beat ket,heL IT is hard t5 convince fighter that he has ever reached the Jumping off place. and doubtless Fitz- 4= Nell many atAsr fighters. k lir- ing ,n thr r4st- particularly as regards hz IhHIit.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Michael Goldberg. his heirs and as-
 signs:
 You are hereby notified that the un- dersigned has expended more than the sum of one hundred dollars (s1OO) on the following placer mining claim. for each of the years 1906 and 1907. to-wit:
 The Louisiana bench claim. situated on the east side of Bourbon creek. trib- utary of Snake river. in the Cape Nome Mining District. District of Alaska.
 And you are further notified that if you do not. within ninety (s0) days
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t.al Ht f.sul .n C.. Indaa agitation ssa-ralg the government did nat iu- ..at ta aIart tu. remedy Martial #5ss ars u. | d aHHs.#-t Tho pr-s- .at a..f.s taa taken some steps 10 rat down .seaaus publications. but fH.# usz ht #esn# sf the courts only Martial tu Wsz utt ie be resart-d Co. Inc el-aluualt VautI pelzc.rre in ttz ra.t.s af rrfam hy giving ts all grades ef tiudu= "#eme handling af yhsfr own
 t#tIH- and # fHH= ass. #. believed fa- rstI= complained pf ty the people aasht s. gradually rsu-aiai and the --.r.. educate tham elves 5a -e5f-gpy- eHmeat Flo 'a Haiut sHrn complete au- H=HeHt could tI-E h- granted Co HHrH
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 Aat.a-aa ..aaa af 1a. slm#es Ta- .a.tiua fHr raH#z-taH mfa France at iA4a.Hz =r-sEAGl ulaIta at De- tH#-# le#= I#= aaH#sa.a HHlt #=#-
 HH# u# finn Iatf .f finn It-H.. aef-
 H..Ha t. a#u Irrt HH- .mwtIft-t pt fta Canadian sfaH mH.r and farm
 t-. #H". 5#- r.r -nr ff9ts et. f=a=sa 4Haa la= HaH. a=t sHmm-a ae- l.llllt..fa H,ss. I...n ua4..u h4 Frame
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e1H f.s Tinted sfap- for improved asu regulations. and u ts sad that rHs ttH8dJH convention #f-rfersd Co =a4r extent with thr conclusion ot u4fsHH a1h W4shHgGnu THs caused mHfuef complications. and. according =z= tu- he1tX &a- held up hN the sen tHaa tHa f adjourned far tae year Hith- a4f ans action heaae taken aa the treaty
 e'H5ny al." making rrprrsenta- HaHs ta lhe British government n the #aftrr 2" f#s ratification et the treaty
 at fa==eut #sr. Ib4u eAer matter
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from the date ef nHal publication aere- uf cause tu be paid tu the undersigned Xaur rrarortiauate shares af .asH ,N= reudirurr as eu-uwurr yaHr interests in said claim will become fhe property of the undersigned. under =rjleH eaa | Revised Statutes of tho Gmted states
 EMIL WEIASDEE.
 ROBERT WEI.ANDER.
 Go-DWHeEe. Date of first pub. June sa. 19es. Date of last pub Sept sg. 1guS
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BEAR sWlMs NEAR
TO STEAMBOAT.

DAWSON When au tae Was Hp fhe river uu lhe list tdp. lhr steamer Young mri :, biaeh be8r swimming ln tba Yukon He Ma headed across th. fiF,r captain Ea,uer took two sauls 9t Erum with revolver. but 5Ils 2 bum sanr. and m. bear is again among thu green mHz far away Tne ra rurrrs we're much excited when the bear bore down on the boat
 6latz Woiner Bear at the Bank.
 Edseworth Tobacco at Yorky's.
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Illustrated Mining Edition of Nome Daily Nugget, printed in Magazine form, g pages, now on sale. Price 25 cents
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JOHNSON BREAKS
 INTO PRINT

Lo&buE - "TammN Euu ta. er.ats-t 4hg. baN,r u ua world ff-.ts ahn g.e raii lr--r.arHft.u rf #eerId ly that i= meau1 tu,i 4. ags claim To beat any mm lu tu, world. regardless of weight. as. a4 cplor. X champion -hluld bs l man who can det,ud hs ue a4au.t aH eomer-. NoW. Jeurie#. ulfas otH#r champions refused ,u dgfeud his aaa leuast me. giving ae an rNru-. tas la.i that l=Aas eulurcd euas. ills soIal IHl. -Aazs anr ar l4atfha raa- --I -tNe.f-e= all-t,.=eeuld hiHe al u order re etyeid an apreHeHt -te Jack IomrsaH. uha i- m EuelHd
 Tommy oho bls br,u making Hrz m this countE be dsf.5tme men teI whom h" k fu superior + Rm4 euHei aut ta refuse ta meet m, for tle same reason az did Jenr-s.# but, aet-uH- .r~s. il seems ta me- the question af tnr lrizr money worries him mIt. a lut more than II oaeht to h ftat
 il has been Weary o.. -a N,Jry 1ya5t- ue for Burns to do something besides turn me down offer after on.r U,. have had but he always has wanted something better We nearly had a rnueh-aud-umhle the night he first matched with Smir--. had S7oo iu| my pocket and offered to box him fur' it right there He Wnuli mot do II Then | offered tu gel Sg.auo mor. an.t make Hi ma sid,. bet Eut this he declined ta4 SaY. il E just fauruiae having to listen ta miles and miles uf eNauses. But for our thing i am glad and that is that Burns dors mol draw the color line. That is rotten excuse.
 Praise for Color Line.
 "A boxer has no more right to draw line color line than a bicycle rider. ball player. jockey or a wrestler has There are many great cnlored men in all these lines of sport and in some cases they had not only held their own. but rode things around the other man. as they say at the track.
 In the last few wears I have heen half around the world trying to secure boxing matches. but. on the whole il seems to me I have not been too sue cessful Not long ago I was out west. | while in the east were Burns and Kaufman. sam Berger and Jack 1 OBrien. There was very little nour- | ishment in the west. SD l decided to ! come east in search of match no sooner arrived than they all beat it west. l then did the 'Marriuccia act 1 and went west. By the time I reach
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FORCE OF CYCLONE.

careful estimate of the force of ezelou,. and m. energy required 10 keep hurricane n active operation feNr1i- tur presence of q bower that make th" mishtiest efforts of man stifsese.s= HattiHg iH comparison 1 fore. equal te more than 400 01O. QUO aer-eFsHer ~as estimated as developed iu a West Indian cyclone This great ly exceeds th.- power that could be developed bg all the mans within the range uf mans capabilities We're steam. water Windmills and the strength uf all men and animals com aiard they could Hat exeH approach Jh- tremendous force oi thls mighty DOW rr.=t thfgaEu Journal
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Lemp's Extra Pale Imported Draft Beer at the Board of Trade.
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ALBERT FINK.

Date of first pub. July s. 1908. Date Of last pub. Sept. 9. 1908.
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E6seworth Tobacco at YOrky.
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Granite Mining Candles ar. tn. bss,
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Edssworth Tobacco at Yorky's.
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.3 H- Golden Gte bey had au
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United States Marshal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22

The little Bliou thoater is certain
y making good. the play now on ID
Life for Llfo." and u IS full Of 90
from crstain TO curtain Harry Cor
nell ls doing some exceptionally good
work aud ho has left no room fo'
doubt AZ 20 his ability as an actor
ne h good. superlatlyoly good In cy'
cry part be- takes. George shaw
who does the comedy h fne, and the
casts generally are good.
Bessie Canright a. favorlte, and
tho other ladies IN the east are sure
ly making an onylable reputation
and becoming groat iayorltos with
Salem audience The lltlle thoaieT
is nlling a long felt want, under the
present management, giving a splon'
dld entertainment al the very low
est prices And the work IA such
that the audience are forgettul OF
the time until the ringing down OF
the curtain coming All too soon says
n Il time Tor home