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The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-12-04
Holiday Display In
the Art Needle
Work Dept.

Come and beautiful display of Xmas pres
ents before making your selection. You should be
able to make selection from the beautiful Xmas
showing of Cluny Laces, Drawn Work, Pillows
Scarfs, Table Runners Baskets Of all kinds Pin
Cushions Baby Novelties, etc Below only quote
few of the great variety of beautiful Xmas gifts
Cluny Doilies, from to 20 inches 19c up
Cluny Centers from 20 to 36 inches CSC to $3.50
Cluny Lunch Cloths 20x36, 2Ox45 and
2Ox54 inches ...............$ So 90 to $35. 90
Cliny Scarfs, 20x72 inches. 81 30 to $12 30
Madeira Dolies, inch. ............ 25c to 6oc
Madeira Doilies, to II inch. .50c to So. Is
MADEIRA Centers, 20 to 81 inch. 50 % up
72inch Hand Embroidered Dinner Cloths .$35 90
Napkins to match, per dozen. ............$1 5 90
fooled Leather Pillows .... SO 90 to $40 90
Hand Embroidered Pillows, double satin rufles,
at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50 % to $loo
Hand Embroidered Centers, both in white and
coors at ................ 20 W W %1o'oo
Scarfs and Library Runners. So 90 to $15 90
BASKETS
Beautiful Work and Jewel baskets, satin
lined Observation-Disclosures Toe to $12 30
Satin Lined Baby and Hamper Baskets, made of
the best material and workmanship csc to $25 90
A large assortment of Waste Paper Baskets
in all colors and shapes, strongly made,
fine gift for lady of gentleman 81 90 to lou
Ladies' Work Baskets Whisk Broom Holders
Match Safes ETC., from ............5c to 81 90
NOVELTIES
These include Pin Balls Pin Cushions, Utility Bags.
Thread holders, Opera Glass Bags, Party Bags,
Party Slipper Bags etc. zoe up
PIN CUSHIONS
Long Round Square and Leg Pin Cushions, beauti-
fully trimmed in silk, satin, embroidered; colors,
blue yellow, nile, green, from. .59c to 81 %
Plain Tubes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
BABY NOVELTIES
Rattles Trnket Boxes, Baby Clothes Rack, Teeth
ing Rings etc. All handmade and hand
painted zoe 10 $i on
Hand Dressed Bsk Dolls 81 90 to So 90
Ponsettas for decorations 1Oc to 15c
Chrysanthemums, all colOrs. ........... :. DC
The NeWArrivals III III
Premium Dept.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-12-04
Holiday Silks

FOR WAISTS
New Persian Silks Plaids and other fances, espe-
cially designed for the holiday trade, per
yard ....................$1, 81 .25, and 81 so
FOR SCARFS
Plain and Fancy Crepe de Chine and other Soft
Silks, yard, Observation-Disclosures. &c. Toe and ST 90
FOR MEMS MUFFLERS
Bengaline Cords, MORE, Faile Surrah Grosgrain,
Louisine, yard ...... .79c, 80, 81 90 and 81 10
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-12-04
Special Bound Gift Books
ANsoNIA CLASSICS

These tasteful little volumes judciously selected
for their popularity. Paper and printing Of the
best quality and handsomely bound in cloth Of
delicate tnts. Each book in a box Titles, Ba-
cons Essays Beside the Bonnie Brer Bush, Black
Rock, Mrs Browning Poems, Courtship of Miles
Standish, Dream Life, Emerson's Essays, Evan
gene, Love Poems, Snow Bound, Whittier's Poems,
etc. Price Observation-Disclosures. 25c
Field, Rosemary from Shakespeare, Wild Flowers
from Whittier, Flowers and Fruits from Riley,
Rose Garlands from Tennyson, Volets from Low
ell, Under the Holly Bough Holly Berries from
the Poets, Abide With Me, Nearer My God to
Thee, Jesus Lover Of Ny Soul, ETC. Price. .25c
Hurst's Padded Leather Edition of the Poets. Hand
somely bound in attractive tints, padded, round
corners, full gold edges and boxed. Titles, Jane
Eyre, Hiawatha, Little Minister, Drummond's Ad-
dresses, limitations of Christ, etc Price SOC
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-12-04
Women's $3.50
Sill ppers at
CSC a pair

Several hundred pairs Of Womens Fine Felt Slip
pers, flexible oak soes, medium round toes low
common sense heels, plain fur trimmed in var
ious colors, fully worth $3.50, special. $500. .95c
Ladies Warm Linen Shoes with beaver tops, plain
patent tips comfortable and warm :. ST SO
Misses and Children s Red Felt Slippers with felt
soles, just the thing for cold mornings sizes
to ................ 58c
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-12-04
Holiday Bags
and Toilet Sets

Our new stock of the following popular Xmas
presents all display. Below we list few
of the handsome gifts showing:
Military Sets, from .......... 81 90 to S 8. 90
Travelling Cases, from. ....... 81 90 to $12 SO
Shaving Mirrors, from ........... Soc to So 90
Shaving Sets, from. Observation-Disclosures. Soc to 81 so
Gents Toilet Sets, from ......... 81 so to Sc so
Triplecate Mirrors, from. . ..... CSC to So so
Perfumes in fancy packages from. 1Oc to S. 90
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-12-04
Books for
Xmas Gifts

There is hardly gift need that book will not
appropriately fill, whether you give dain-
ty remembrance substantial present. Our dis
play of popular Xmas presents contains suit
able gifts for all.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-12-04
Opening Of ToyIand

Here is where cheers and noises ring out from San
la Toy Headquarters. It's bidding that echoes
and re-echoes through this great city of play
things. welcome from Santa Claus to every boy
and girl in Lincoln and it's suburbs Bring the
children they be among the jubilant little
faces watching the Mechanical Toys Steam Engines
and the many beautiful playthngs
DOLLS AND DOLL FURNITURE
TOY FURNITURE
DOLL CABS AND GO-CARTS
HOBBY AND ROCKING HORSES
MUSICAL AND MECHANICAL TOYS
AIRSHIPS
STEAM ENGINES AND ATTACHMENTS
IRON TOYS
MAGIC LANTERNS
GAMES
TREE ORNAMENTS, ETC
The Washington times., 1909-10-02

I YEAR she declared. bitterly. "I tell
! you, am about ready 10 quit. Ralph
IL could cook. or do homework, I'd
De only too glad to take a place as a
maid-anything, rather than keep on
at this pinching, miserable grind.
You are always fun of bright suE-
gesuons, Ralph. Tell me some way
mat can make a living Off the
They had turned off Broadway and
We're strOlling along FOrty-seCoud
her passionate OUtburst, impatient to
get away as soon as he could deceutly
erect the maneuver; but as she
paused. he suddenly noticed a short.
prosperOus-looki man step out Of
q doorway just ahead.
by lover he exclaimed. "By lover
Then he clutched her by the arm.
DO you know who that isG' he de-
why. yes; be is Pemberton, the
palmisL" glancing after the receding
ngure. Don't you remember the
time / went to him and had "a lot of
stuff told me which never came true.
wish had the s. back that / wasted
on him." she added. regretfUlly.
But Davis, Needless to her remarks
and evidently struggling with some
new conception Of his own, drew her
huTiedly out TO the edge of the side
Look here" he said sharply. "did
You mean it. just now. ~neu you
asked me TO point out some way for
YOU 10 quit the stage2''
Mean it," She gave a quick, up
ward glanCe. IF YOU could Ia for
give YOU every pang you ever made
me suffer-. I'd call You my good angel
and benefGCtor. But a. is hopeless"
The light which had flashed into her
face at his suggestion died away.
There's nothing else L know except
the stage. Nor can I afford 10 take
any chances attempting a new line.
It's Observation-Disclosures proposition with
me, you know, and
''Bread-and- butter proposition" he
interrupted, scornfully. why, good
heavens. girl. the scheme I have in
mind for You means millionsl That
is, he caught himself up and went
on more guardedly. cit means some
Thing better than eighteen per play
ing water tanks in Pennsylvania, and,
as Tor any risk it's Ike getting money
from home"
He would probably have gone on TO.
explain at greater length. but at that
moment chorus of bells and whis-
ties nOisily proclaimed the arrival Of
noon and he broke or with "a start
I had no idea IL was so late" he
nuttered- i promised to meet a fellow
downtown At half past j., and if j ex-
pect 20 catch him I'll have to he nus
Ting
Don't you bind yourself in any way
until YOU hear from me. though. Coun-
tess he adjured as he turned to hurry
II. but III drop around this evening
10 go over the whole ground with YOU
and you Sc 81 YOU don't agree with me
that we are due to pull or one of the
biggest things that was ever landed in
New York"
The Washington times., 1909-10-02
CHAPTER III.
A SCREAM OF WARNING

~ EArl~1-stHAfA We W iN4NANtT.
CONSIDERABLY 10 Edythe'B sur
- priEe-for he was by no means
scrupulous In regard TO keeping his ap-
D0iutmeuts-the actor turned ND that
evening according 10 agreement at her
stu0y little fat OYER on an East Side
The Washington times., 1909-10-02

When the stomach viii not digest
the food it Graves you should recOg-
nize this as natures WARMING
forerUnner of dyspepsia. Otherwise
You will soon find yourself fast In
the gnawing grip of this dreaded
disease.
The Washington times., 1909-10-02
pdI1St Extract
Me'BeSfT Tonic

the essence of modern diet, pre-
vents and relieves dyspepsia. Fur
nishing nutrition without demand
ing unnecessary work of the stOm-
aeb, n desire Is created for moro
solid foods and the capacity fur
niShed for their digestion.
Insist UboH It Being Pa5st 90
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-29
ABOUT THAT
HINGES HOLD-UP

When A. j. Smith, who undertook
10 relieve Chas. Hinges OF some OF
his yaluables lasi Tuesday. was
brought before Judge Wiley A.
MoOres this morning for his arraign-
ment, he waived examination and was
bound over To await the action of
the grand jury In the sum of $1,000.
No bonds were furnished Smith and
he was locked up In the county Jail.
The luckless man was Ia an enfeebled
condition this morning, having pass
ed "A very restless night. The Officers
have been considerate. however. OF
his poor health and do not hesitate
To do anything In their power 10
maze him easy.
In this connection IL may be said
that the story printed ia The Journal
10 the effect tnat Smith had a room
over the Hinges store was a mistake.
nor had there been any change Of
locks. as Mr.. A. G. Smith. father OF
the boy has had the rooms rented
for months. The adjoining room had
a changed lock but not the Smith
room. II looks now as though the
whole affair was the freak o. an
entirely irresponsible man
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-29
EGGS WERE STRONGER
THAN BULLETS
UNITED Press Leased wirs.i

Los Angeles. Cal. April 29.-Be-
cause they could not stand a bonn
bardment OF eggs from the hands Of
their intended victims. A. j. VIII
liams aud w. j. Wood today are at
the city pr'--a charged with robbery.
The men are accused by G Il. Miller
OF confronting him with pistols on n
dark street and ordering him TO dis
gorge his yaluables.
Miller was carrying a paper OF
eggs. and at the first words OF his
assailants he seized a shiny oyOid
aud smashed II full In the face OF the
wOuld-bs robbeT. Before the other
could move he also received an egg,
which bespattered his oountenanee.
and both men abandoned thoughts OF
robbery and fed, pursued by Miller,
who kept np the bombardment as
long as his ammunition lasted.
Miller's cries brought a petrOlman.
and the allegedt hugs we're arrested.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-29
ARNOLD DENIES
BEING A FAX lR
United Press Leased wire.i

San Francisco, April 9.-"I am
not Hindoo priest or a seer or a
mystic. or anything like those things.
! am plain mining broker" said
o. II. Arnold, who Is held at the city
prison today on charge OF grand
larceny preferred by Mrs. Lillian
Ross, wife OF +. Patterson Ross. an
architect of this city.
Arnold. who Is believed by the po-
lice TO have operated under the names
of Al Gar and Dugan, is charged
with obtaining from Mrs. Ross Jewels
and property valued at $4,000 while
she was under his tutelage in the
rites of Hindoo mysticism and clair
voyancy, declares that he knows moth
ing OF the property and is innocent
oG the charge. He was brought here
from Los Angeles yesterday by De
tective Bunner after escaping from
that city In an automobile TO avoid
habeas corpus proceedings. Mrs. Ross
is now I'm Los Angeles and has an
nounced her intention OF returning
20 this city al an early date TO prose
cute the alleged swindler.
IL developed today that Detectives
Bunner and Freel, acting under or
ufAh VI lul illNl AiANA VI iullNN hlkENt
Investigated the disappearance OF the
jewels last summer. Arnold and his
wife. said 10 be living under the
names OF .ir and Mrs. Al Gar AT
that time. are alleged 90 have been
implicated In the theft with Ameer
Dutt, a Hindoo priest al Oakland
Dutt. soon after the investigation
started. left for the east, and the Al
Cars are supposed 10 have gone TO
Los Angeles. A search OF the ware
houses OF Los Angeles is said 20 have
resulted In the recovery OF some OF
the missing property, The police be-
lieye that the greater part OF the loot
was shipped 10 Chicago.
Arnold has retained the services OF
Attorney james w. Coehrane. who
will defend him In the courts.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-29
THAT VERY DIRTY
CALHOUN TRIAL

San Francisco April 29.-That
Witness James b. Kelly, member OF
the boodling board OF supervisors, has
been instructed by the prosecution
concerning his testimony, was the
contention OF the defense In today's
session OF the trial OF Patrick Cal
houn.
Kelly spent an uncomfortable half
hour In the hands OF Attorney Earl
Rogers Rogers asserted that Kelly
had gained possession OF copy of
MS testimony before the grand jury
ana inslnuated that IL had been pro-
yided by the district attorney. The
charge was denied Dy the witness.
Taking up the examination, Attor-
ney O'Gara obtained from the witness
"a statement that he had been coached
By the prosecution 10 tell the truth
and nothing else.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-29

President A. A. Morse presiding IN
the absence of President Robert Il.
Steele, announced the appointment
OF the following committees
On Standardization. W. IA. Sci
leck, chairman; Rev. John NJ. Lin
den OF Clackamas county, g. j. Hurd
OF Lane Mrs. j. h. Ferguson, Clat-
sop, and Mrs. John Mcdonald of
Wallowa.
Finance-V. Crawford. chairman;
I. j. Bright, Sherman county; G. w.
Rickard Lane; Il. M. Hill, Wasco;
John Boyd, Washington.
Resolutions-Rey. G. +. Ellington
chairman; Mrs. G. A. Nash, Clacka-
mas county; airs. S. A. Lowell, Una
tilla; Rev. j. V. Milligan, MultnO-
man; Rev, {. Lacey, Linn.
Press-Rev. o. A. Sullman, chair
man; Rev. w j. Weber, Clackamas;
Mrs. Lucia +, Addition.
..nTollment--Leonard $. Hopfield,
chairman; Fred Hooper, Polk county;
Harry Cash, Hood River.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-29
GOLDEIELD FIGHTS
TO GET FIGHT


.r UNITED Press Leased wirel
Goldfield New. April 29.- Every
fight fan IN Goldneld Is soliciting
funds today In an effort 10 raise a
purse large enough 20 bring the JEFF
fries-Johnson ught for the heavy
weight championship here during The
mining congress which meets the last
week In September. a purse OF tbO,-
900 will be offered and N this ls not
large enough another demand will
be made.
An offer OF $4,000 is bona fide.
A mass meeting al which nearly 1000
fight fans were present was held last
night, and % was definitely decided
that every effort be made 90 secure
the match. torty thousand dollars
has already been pledged and the en-
tire $4,000 will be- deposited In the
Johns Cook bank 10 assure the fight.
n Is said that the offer Is made Ia
good faith.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-29
FrIrhtfuI Fate Arerted.

Il would have been a cripple f1r
lie from a terrible cut on my knee
cap. write Frank D'sberry. Keili-
her. Mlnn.. without Bueklen's Arnl.
ca salve which soon cured me-" m
ialIbls for wound cuts and bruises.
II soon cures Burns sealds. Old
Sores. Bolls. Skin EFuptiona. Worlds
best for piles. 25c al J c. Perry's.
Kodol for Dyspepsia and Indigestion
taken occasionally Will soon relieve
you Of all the simple stomach all
ment8 that you nov have. but wh CD
may be more serious later Sold o.
all druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-29
is ARRESTED FOR
NUMBERING HIS WIFE

limited Press Leased WlFel
Sacramento. April 29.-FlOyd ID. Car
ter. under indictment for the murder
OF his bride of six months, is In Jail
here today awaiting trial. Carter
was brought here yesterday from 81.
Louis. where he was captured on
board an incoming train.
Mrs. Verna Phipps Carter, the mur-
dered woman. Was found dead In bed
in a lodging house here last January
with three bullet holes In her body.
Her husband mysteriously disappear
ed but vas traced TO ST. Louis, where
he was arrested. He declares he rs
Innocent OF the crime, but gives no
reason for his hasty departure from
this city after the discovery OF his
wife's body
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-29
STATE CONVENTION
CONTINUED from page IL

Sixth-The new graded lessons,
which are TO be ready for use In these
departments next October.
County Sunday schools.
The afternoon session began at
1880 by devotional exercises con-
Quoted by Rev. Geoffry, OF Salem
Miss Nolan, OF Salem, gave a prac-
teal demonstration OF n class exer-
else with a class OF beginners. Rev.
+. Il. Ellington. OF Silverton, pre-
sented an address on How It Was
Done, and How IL Can Be Done. Il"
Miss Evans, OF Salem, gave a demon
stration OF primary class methods.
Mrs. Lucy f. Addition, OF Lents, gave
an address on "The Temperance Les
son" Mrs. Mary Foster Bryner, OF
Chicago, spoke most Interestingly on
The Practical Side OF the Sunday
School TO the Community, 10 the
State, 10 the Church"
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
DR.. Clark, Sllverton. president.
c. A. G. Moore. Turner, vice-pres-
dent
Mrs. Estella Blackerby, silverton.
secretary.
DIR. l.. C, Altman, Salem, treasur-
er.
Rev. f. f. Ellington. silyerton.
superintendent OF teacher Traininf.
II. III. Anderson. Salem, superin-
tendent of adult Bible class depart
ment.
Rev. j. II. Merryman. Salem. SUI
perintendent OF department OF tenn
perance and good citizenship.
Rev. Vincent, Gervais, superintend-
ent OF home department work.
Miss Nolan. Salem, superintend-
ent OF elementary work.
The committee on finance reported
that Marion county gave 500 for the
state work and recommended that
this amount. plus the amount to be
raised for county work, be appor-
TONED among the schools on the basis
OF the average attendance These
recommendation were accepted by
the convention.
After singing God BE With You
Tn We Meet Again" and the bene-
dict'o the convention adjourned.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-29

DO you use AN atOmi1er in treat
ing nasal oatarrhg n so you will
appreciate Ely's Liquid Cream Balm.
the quickest and surest remedy for
this disease. In all curative prop
critics Il Is Identical with the solid
Cream Balm. which is 30 famous and
80 successful Ia overcoming eatarrh.
hay fever and cold IN the head There
is relief In the first dash OF spray
upon the heated sensitive air pass
ages. All druggists Use. including
spraying tube, or mailed by Ely
Bros, &C Warren ST.. New York
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-29

BUSY IN
KANSAS
CROSSES THE BORDER
AND VISITS OKLA
H0MA
united Press Leased wire. |

Douglas, Kans., April 29.-one
man is dead and a number OF 9TH
ers are reported to be seriously in
jured as a result of tornado which
swept the southern part of Butler
county today.
The storm wrecked a number OF
buildings, tore up trees and created
general havoc. No estimate OF the
property loss has been made, but Il
is known to be exceedingly heavy.
Louius Ayres. aged 20 years, was
the victim OF the storm. He was 20
frightened by the tornado that he
died of heart disease after II had
passed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-29
HAND LEMON GROWERS
A GREAT BIG LEMON

On cagO, April 2O.-The efforts Of
the Cali 'orn a lemon growers 20 se-
cure the sisiance Of the railroads in
their night for a tarlff on citrus fruits
are said today 10 have met with no
success.
The appeal Of committee headed
By B. A. WoOdford. general manager
~ th. California Fruit Growers EK-
change. 10 the trafhc men IN Ch eago,
3 said 20 have been denied on the
ground that the railroads have ceased
20 lobby in their own interests. and
are unwilling 20 appear In behalf OF
TIE fruit growers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-29

lies In a keen, clear brain. backed
by indomiiable viii and resistless en-
ergy. Such power comes from .ne
splendid health that DR.. Kings New
Life Pills impRrt. They vltalize sV.
cry organ aud build up brain aud
body. j A. Harmon. LiEsmore. w.
Va. writes: They are the best pills
I ever used. 25c at J. O. Porryf.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-29
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
lnconda. MOnt.-Dan Sullivan

Anaconda, Mont.-Dan sullivan.
Roseburg w. Marsyn.
Portland-R. s. Wagner, A. A
Morse. w. Wallng. w. IL. Martin. II
X. Bush, George IL. Frasier, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry II. Goodwin, Al. Kollei
and family.
Taooma-Wm. Spaldlng.
Heppner-Ethel Reid, v. Crawford
Medford-H. W. Childs. Walter
Hall.
Denver, Colo. s. Herrltt.
Warren, ORE. 10. Beeler, Rich
Conner.
WOODBURY.. p. Mohrrow.
Eugene-Lute Colllgan, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert r. Young.
Dallas-P. L. Minor.
Oregon City-W. w Cook and
wife.
Boise. Idaho-Mr aud Mrs ClaiI
ID. Munson.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-29
Thursday Morning.

The morning session Of the con
vention was opened by song serN-
Gle and devotional exercises, led by
Rev. d. T. Thomas, al O'Clock
After the devotional service an ad-
dress was presented on the subJeet
The Holy Scriptures" by Rev. A. ".
Williams OF MeMinnyille, FolloNlns
this address reports were ptescn "a
by the superintendents of me dii-
ferent departments of the work. Vice
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-29
Swept Into Oklahoma.

Tupelo, Okla. April 29.-The fruit
crop f. severely damaged as the re-
suit OF tornado which hit this sec
tion OF the country last night. A
nnmber OF buildings we're wrecked.
but no loss OF life has been reported.
Telephone and telegraph wires
were torn down by the storm, and II
IL impossible to learn the extent OF
the damage done. Meagre reports
received here. however. indicate that
the loss is heavy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-29
"CaIIfornIa Iial- ln Dnr.n

California invites all The world TO
cat California raisins on April 40
every day. or that matter but par
ticularly on April 80 which has been
added 10 the calendar of festival oe-
easiOns as day Of rejoicing. Eat
California raislnA on California Raj
sin Day" April 3. 4-21-3S.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-29

II would not take a threshlng ma
chine very long to tlNesh out some
mems IDEAS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-19
IT'S UP TO The
CITY OFFICIALS
The Picture Of the Escape From An.
Jacksonville Prison to be Shown
Tuesday Night II Com
mittee Approves.
TO GIVE THREE SHOWS
Manager Abel Has Ordered the An
dersonvilIe Picture Direct From
chicago-No Increase
For Admission.

The date of the Escape from Ander-
sonville Prison has been announced
for next Tuesday and Wednesday
night providing it is passed by the
committee that will see the picture at
private show next Monday after
noon. Manager Abel has ordered the
picture direct from Chicago and af-
ter being shown here it will be re-
turned to Chicago and Keokuk will
possibly be the only city in this part
of the state to see the picture.
The management has every reason
to believe that the picture will be
passed by the committee as they have
held from the first that there is moth
ing Objectionable about it.
There will be three complete shows
given Tuesday and Wednesday night
in order to accommodate tle crowds.
Over two hundred new chairs have
been installed and this will help to
accommodate the usual large crowds
and will do away with having to
wait to get in.
Reports have been circulated that
the admission will be raised for this
attraction but this is untrue, the