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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11

Askin-Singer company present at the
Salt Lake theatre on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. is regarded as be
yond all question the best of the
series of La Sale theatre productions.
including The Time, the Place and
the Girl" The Umpire" and half
dozen other recOTd-bTeaking successes
though it does
The Girl Question last winter ran
in Chicago at the La Sale theatre for
339 consecutive performances, and the
company which will be seen here has
a cast which is said TO be its equal
The characters in THE Girl Cues
ton are everyday men and women,
who are pictured with such fidelity 10
life. who are so natural and so human
that they create an instant sympathy
with an audience which makes them
appreciative and Accordingly interest
ed from the rise to the fall Of the cur
tain.
Like The Time. the Place and the
Girl" the book and lyrics for The
Girl Question" were written by Frank
Adams and VIII HOUgh, and the music
bv Joseph Z. Howard. The jokes are
keen. witty and original, the situations
funny. and though at moments there
is a dramatic situation or a tenderly
pathetic line. which generally seems in
congruous or bordering on the melo-
dramatic in a musical comedy, they are
introduced here with a tact and dett-
ness which only heightens their enjoy
meut. as a contrast 10 the fun OF a
moment before Another merit of the
pIav IS that it is absolutely clean.
The first act is laid in Chicago re-
staurant, where Con Ryan. a slangy
Ilfterate. but "on the level product of
Z ~ fe He Is IN
| love with a pretty little girl, who acts
as cashier. but who is too young and
/ frivolous to appreciate his devotion
/ The head waitress. the best and JTuest
nal a fellow ever had is in love with
| him. The restaurant is frequented by
/ a conglomerate crowd. who range IN
social position from skinny Jones
/ the president Of the Iron workers
/ 1nion 10 T. 2. c. Sears. a millionaire
who owns pretty near all of Chicago
and the rest of the United States Ryan
i is given an interest in the business
and TO celebrate. determines to pro-
J. nose to the cashier and give ball
/ and asks the head waitress to help MIN
/ do both properly
/ The second act shows a roof garden
/ i'm Chicago at night, with the ball ~
/ full sway. Baron Won Tesmer young
/ German who has come TO America ~
/ search Of the rightful owner OF block
Of railroad stock which has been LEFT
i'm his trust for a girl named Foster
] discovers that the owner is the head
waitress. just as a deputy sheriff
rushes in, declares that Mr. Sears has
! forecIosed a mortgage he holds oT
| Rvan's restaurant and that II Is to be
thrown into the street. and the ac
/ ends in scene Of glorious confusion
In the third act the waitress. trans
| formed into Mr.. Sears private secre
tary. discovers that her block OF rail
road securities form the balance o.
mower which Sears must acquire L
carry out q vast deal. She sells to hin
on condition that he restore Ryan's Ole
restaurant to its former condition and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11

lease it to him. rent free. for three
years. puts Ryan in charge, and makes
him acknowledge that his infatuatiOn
for the cashier was only a moments
passing fancy. and that she was the
girl he really and truly loved.
Vaudeville at Orpheum,
Promises indicate another excellent
bin at the OrDheUm for the week be-
ginning tonight. Cheridah Simpson
prima donna. is the headliner. The
other acts are Jwan TschernOf
trained ponies. dogs and pigeons; Gold
smith and Hoppe, musical offering.
NOnette. young woman v1Oiiniste,
Thomas H. Ince and company III
sketch, Wise Nike Master Earl
Flynn. singer, dancer. impersonator;
Frobel and Ruge, European eccentric
aeriaIists, and regular Orpheum fea-
lures.
The appearance Of Cheridah Simpson
will be treat to all lovers OF good
music The Red Feather" IN which
she starred. has been before the theatre
going public for some time. Prior to
her starring tour she played principal
boy" parts in the Klaw & Erianger Sc
ries Of DrUry Lane pantOmimes. nota-
bly, "Humpty Dumpty," Sleeping
Beauty and the Beast and Mother
Goose In the Prince of Pilsen" she
! created the leading role, and later en-
tered vaudeville with the principal
song feature of that production, emit
tied THE Song of the Cities In addi-
ton 10 her cultivated singing voice.
/ Miss Simpson is a clever musician, and
in several Of her numbers she plays her
/ own accompaniment on the plano.
Jwan TsCheTnOff, one Of Europe
"a
/ in his Unique Circus Troupe" four
trained ponies, two dozen finely trained
prize dogs, a flock of pigeons and the
musical pony Hans His circus troupe
/ is the limit i'm smarness, speed and
novelty Of action. Hans" his musical
pony. is really an equine marvel.
It is not always new TO say "a mu-
/ steal act" but the musical act of Sol
/ Goldsmith and Guy Hoppe is not only
| new, but it is also musical and novel.
! They use several new and quaint in
strments, including the largest saxo-
phone i'm the world. also the smallest
slide trombone ever made.
/ Nonette will also be there. Nouette
1 is viOlinist. She has a pretty face
and a pretty figure, Also pretty knack
. for music. She was formerly special
{ feature with THE TsssaT Girls and
/ comes with a pleasing musical Offering
in which she introduces violin playing
and singing
/ In wise Mike" Thomas IT. Ince and
a good company introduce a clever act.
/ A married man. ia order to frighten his
wife. essays the role of burglar. But
ne also comes i'm contact with 4 real
. burglar and the lsttcr's wife. There is
humorous "doings" for some time there
after.
Master Earl Flynn, the original Tit
tie boy in green with Al y. Fields
Ministries is well known. Mr.. Flynn IL
4 sweet singer and a good dancer.
Continued on Page II.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11
PRESS AGENTS PROMISE.
Ben Greet's Players and Russian Or
chestra.

chestra.
After filling many successful engage
ments in the leading eastern cities,
the Russian symphony orchestra, with
Modest AltschuIer as conductor and
the famous Ben Greet players. under
Mr.. Greets personal direction. num-
bering in all upwards Of 100 people, be
gan on March 1 an extended tour of
four months. playing through the large
cities of the middle west to overlooking
houses and arOusing tremendous en-
thusiaSm. They WI reach Salt Lake
Monday and open at the Salt Lake the
atre Monday evening for a season of
four performances.
The appearance of so famous an or
chestra. together with an excellent
dramatic company. marks a new era
in entertainments. and also calls atten-
ton to the remarka BILE rise in pOpu-
larity of large OrChestras at the present
time. New York has three or four
such organizations. the Metropolitan
opera house has over Zoe men for its
orchestra, and oscar Hammerstein
owes a great part of his success and
popularity to Campaninis magnificent
body of players. The Russian SYM
phOny orchestra, which is coming TO
the Salt Lake theatre with its eminent
! leader. Modest AltschuleT, has become a
favorite of the New York public. In
every city which has been visited up to
| the present time the press has praised
them. declaring them equal to older
I organizations which have been touring
/ for years.
Lovers Of the best in dramatic work
viii be delighted to hear of the return
/ to Salt Lake. after an absence Of -four
/ years. Of Ben Greet. the eminent
| Shakespearian scholar and actor, who
I has long occupied distinguished DO
| sition in the dramatic world. and whose
! sincere efforts for the uplifting of the
/ STAG has caused expressions OF en-
/ couragement and gratitude In boil
! America and England.
With such 4 magnificent orchestra
and a dramatic company of world
wide fame appearing in the best stand
ard dramas. together with incidental
/ and introduced music by great com
posers. the engag cement is full Of prom
Use.
After considerable figuring and con
suItatiOn. q repertoire calculated L
! please all classes of Thea TRIGGERS an,
music lovers has been. finally decided
| on and is as follows.
On Monday and Tuesday evening,
and Wednesday matinee the bill will b
/ Shakespeare's a Midsummer Night'
/ Dream" with all the Mendessohn I'm
cidental music. which this organization
has been giving with such eXcelien
{ success
/ Wednesday afternoon ~ MidSumme
/ Nights Dream viii be repeated
Wednesday evening another one o
Sha kespeare's most liked and beautiful
works is announced. The Tempest.
This work includes all Of the beautiful
incidental music written for it by ST
Arthur Sullivan and several number
BY Tschaikowsky.
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himself with a suitable company, or mas
done his utmost to secure such. but the
trend of latteT-day drama Is toward
naturalism. and actors have schooled
themselves in that manner. All OF
which is right and on the whole for the
best. but when young players are asked
To voice the windy. bumptious periods OF
Bulwer Iytton they are at a loss how
TO do it, They suffer and he suffers.
The f0wery phrases lose their thrill
when spoken with lifelike moderation,
and the naturalistic speakers become
absurd when they juggle with words
/ from a poet of heroic mold of mind
x = x
It need not be imagined that either
revival of 'Richelieu" is dull ManteA
| and Sotheru give praisewOrthy perform
auces They are rather similar Mel
/ Their ventures an innovation in the es-
/ tablished reading. Each gives a sound,
Icommendable, but not great rendering
I Few actors of the period have as good
voices as these men. ManteH uses MS
4 with a sometimes trying monOtOny, and
! Sothern errs in the matter of over
emphasizing inconsequential words or
! passages. Both bring sOlldity, breadth
/ and volume to the composition OF me
/ if excessive author Setnern ana Man
tell as Richelieu should be seen, and If
]
matter which.
/ The man who doesn't take his children
/ to the circus once a year, or If he has
no offspring still childish, doesn't take
himself annually TO see the athletes and
acrobats for his own memory OF child
/ hoods sake, ought to be afraid that ne
I is overtakeE by senile decay. To enjoy
it. too. he mustn't carp at the changes
h.. An old
Inc complained because three ringfuls
of men and women. az bareback horses
/ confused his vision. instead of the sim
1 Gle eouestrienne who. with some pad
riders. used to be the outfit of a one
ring tent. he seemed daZed when the
air became alive with two or three doZ-
en- trapeze flyers, half of them comely
women. i'm place of the lone man or TWO
of the olden times; he wasn't sure that
the occupant Of a car that dashed down
a declivity. turned two sOmersaults and
struck with an awesome thud, was
satisfactory substitute for the spring
board chaps who used % whirl over the
back of an elephant and fall easily in
soft sDot When half a hundred pan
tOmimic clowns who made comic COM
motion all around the rings and two
pIstforns between acts. his barely toll
Grant smile was saddened by recollec-
ton Of the taking clown OF TIE oiuSii
time. whose announcement Of concert
lin the ring after the regular entertain
ue0t. for the small sum Of 10 cents.
am sure nc missed and when all was
o-er he Crumbled because he had nel-
Ifher cracked peanuts nor drunk pink
lemonade.
y *
Not since fifteen years ago, when the
parnura company was outbid by the
F-orepaugh for tire Madison Square Gar
den. and pitched its tents in the Har-
iIem district has circus been under
,canvas i'm Manhattan borough. More re-
Gently. in the absence OF the 6srhuIl-
psiIev concern in Europe, the Sells got
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11

Drawn, and women with the clothes Of
fashionable ladies were numerous
among the spectators.
x x X
Have I let two prizefghters keep the
Bard of Avon waiting? Not in Shake
speare, however, have Sothern and
ManteU come out in competition: their
Hamlet and Romeo have aged beyond
interest; but they offer a freshness Of
comparison as Richelieu Twenty-Five
years ago they were young and minor
actors in the travelling companies of
great tragedians Of the time, and
PLAYED small roles in Lord LyttOn's pre-
tentiOus comedy, watching the while
their famous chiefs glOrying in the title
part. Both envied their leaders. no
doubt, and now both become leaders
i'm that piece. Manten played a car
dinal before. but il is, excepting expert
ments in a few cities, a new undertake
ing for Sothern. Time was when the
LyttOn comedy was much used, but
nowadays il seems to be going to eX-
tinctiOn; and these simultaneous re-
vivals offer a sufficient reason. Man
tell and Sothern give good performances
Of the Cardinal, but neither has a COM
pany adequate to the demands of the
associate rolls. 1 do not for a moment
doubt that each would ike to surround
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11
THIS WEEK AT
THE THEATRES

. salt Lake.-First half of week. Z
/: Ben Greets players and Russian 6
. Symphony orchestra in repertoire: G
? Monday and Tuesday evenings &
. and Wednesday matinee, "A Mid &
. summer Nights Dream" Wednes-
= day. The Tempest" Thursday, &
2 Friday, Saturday and Saturday &
/. matinee, THE Girl Question &
{: Orpheum.-An week, beginning &
:. tonight, matinees daily, vaudeville. &
? COlOniaI.-AIl week, beginning &
. tonight, matinees Thursday and 9
:. Saturday. shaun Rhue."
. Bungalow,-All week, beginning &
. tonight, matinees Wednesday and &
. Saturday, la TOsca."
2 GTand.-All week. beginning to- q
:, night, matinees Wednesday and q
o Saturday, "On the Stroke of g
. Twelve
(. o % 8 . Q o o O . o 6 8 9 o 8 g o &
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11

"The Girl Question"
The Girl Question" which the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11

Not since fifteen years ago, when the
Barnuu1 company was outbid by the
Forepaugh for tire Madison Square Gar
don. and pitched its tents in the Har-
Ieu district. has a circus been under
canvas i'm Manhattan borough. More re-
Gently. in the absence of the Barnum-
Rsiley. concern in Europe, the Sells got
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1909-01-15
Solid Republican Vote

Washington, Jan H. Aualy
SIS Of returns of the recent presl
Dental election disclose, that one
comfy Of Che United states. ka.
plW county. Iexa.. cast Us vote
unanimously for Jhc Republican
presidential clector-. This fact
was stated recently to Franklin X
Lame of the interstate commerce
comm sion. and he took occasion
20 Investigate the matter.
iu ,ub,tauuatiou Of the state
meut Boz i- DOB receipt Of q ccrtli.
cate of " H. Duvie Secretary Of
~sto of Texas, declaring tIat In
pata county cast lbs 429 votes
solIiIy for tle TAFT and sherman
electors The population Of the
county Is lc~, than 5000 Careful
examination fails 10 disclose u
similar case in the history Of the
American political elections
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1909-01-15

Mr. and Mr.. " +. Johnston,
who have been spending the holi.
iays with Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
George ln the Grovesville com.
munity. left this week for III Paso
where they viii engage IN the
hotel business. Mrs. Johnston IS
a daug hter of Nh and Mrs.
George and has been engaged in
the hotel business at Athens Ala.
lama.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1909-01-15
MkSONlC
GLOW House Lolrl

No. al, a. 4. * a. M.-Meets n r
asst Saturday IN each month
Lubbock Chapter No etS. q 4 H.
Meets Friday night before she last
saturday In each month
Jesse Chapter ~. ,o. H
Meets on the last SATURDAY sugrU.
~ each month
MODERN WOOlMEN or AMIR
ca CAMP - l.s-.
Mect First and Third Ffidat ni.ht
iu each month. iu ". -. vs. Han
, Diilarl Consul clifford p Hunt
Clerk Lubbock
ROYAL NEIGHBpE>
Ms,i Third Thuisdas NiEhi. ana
FiSt Saturday Afternoon of each un
ln The " - ". Hal Nrs EUa
stocking. omcle. NJ. T. o. Hsu
Recorder
W -. ". CAMP So Sol.
Meets on thelst sui fIim rlIIr
day night IN each month sf nlir.I
in WOW Hall 0u Solfl i.f -tn-l
GEO X. besn. g. e. "a d Irnsn.
clerk
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1909-01-15
The Week S Weather

TIA, section of the state ha, had
quite variety of weather this
wcck, beginning with sunday
morning tbe weather vas warm
aud real pleaanttll about 300
70 m when % cold breeze came
rolling 10 from the north aud the
temperature falI - degrees by Mon
Jay morning TUESDAY we had
some snow. Wednesday thawiug
weather and Thurday n very
beautiful day Friday today
cold and cloudy r forenoon, fair
afternoon with gooi indications
OF continued good weather
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1909-01-15

D Socal SittlNss K
l*+++++<+++-s++++++++t+++4-,


The Avalanche SloO per year
4 fire policy is protection. see
Patterson y son.
Go to the Lubbock Drug COM
pany for Magazines.
Jackson's dray 3, Away, ready
20 serve YOU
Mr., " + Penney IS visiting
her sister 10 Tahoka this week
ASK Patterson 4 Son about inc
insurance
j II Standefer Va- .n from
his ranch THURSDAY
1 Don { wait, get fire polio, uov
/ from Patterson 4 son
j II Kemp was ir the city
Thursday
See Patterson y son for hrr boz
surance
Mr.. Allison is building resi-
dence BOZ the northeast part Of
town.
tret our rates before you bus
FIRE policy, Patterson K Son.
" b Powell IS moving INTO
bis uew residence 10 the southwest
part Of town
Why take th. risk when Gre ia.
suhnce IS SO cheap ask Patterson
n son for rates
Geo l Curtis, of Snyder, Was
10 the city thi, week looking af
ter his interests here.
Delay may cost you money.
get IRE policy to-day from
lhltcIsoh n Npi.
Elder Penney has sold u.s new
residence 10 south LubJoDa 90
- h savage.
II YOU want Ia bc sure tp sell
your land, list &c with Frank .
Rowles. - a..
t. i Montgomery wa, 900 from
Hockey county The first of the
week
LOST-Gold Barrett tu band
hall last saturday night Finder
return 10 Mr.. II = EisalI
Born Last Thursday night .o
MI and Mrs. l.. &. Dixon a uIuc
pound boy baby
-. \ McGlasson, of Piain,ir0
Is spending few days in LuH-
beck this week IN the interest of
the organization Of council OF
here
For Fresh Milk AMI Butter
phone The Floral DAIRY
John Persons and Clifford Eh-
radge Of Colorado, we're in the cts ,
this week in interest of uIc big
clothing establishment which Mr.. /
Persons represents.
When you want feed Call up !
Phone No. 1874. Nav a Downing /
Proprietors. lf.tf'
Attention Bow
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1909-01-15
Attention Boy

We will pay . celts each for
good SACKS Bring 10 Lubbock
Lumber a Gram Go. 2i.tf
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1909-01-15
a BLESSING IN DISGUISE

Maud Ruf n. 5000 '..e.. in vac
.ulIIU"
B Ea.r o. kept nag SIS
rr fum playing tts piano for near
E "a UD.a
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1909-01-15

81, #. .fay f. 81. mrried -
eye Z thnt -a
Ih, tuua faH aioai thls u
that fhs pr.on t. s.H 'hIs remark
va. alir..sI didn't come rack with
.hr hrml. Well most every.
b,dt petroi, Frcs Press
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1909-01-15
Notice
B r DAC*HEETY

All parties knowing thcmselye,
TO be indebted 10 The Lubbock Iron
Works will please call and settle Al
once. We are having 30 paw b.
terest ON what you owe us.
Yours Truly.
Lubbock Iron Works.
y. r Daugherty. Gen Mgr
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1909-01-15

For sale Two good residences
see /. J Estes. Lu5boCk Texas
~ n.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1909-01-15

A,t Blake B., shaping things
Cor t1s erection of q handsome
modern built residence.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1909-01-15
CHURCH DIRECTORY
District Officers



Preaching every SUNDAY ~ la. BOD.
and : p m SUNDAY SChOo. at Toe.
m. Fray.i meeting every Neunrsda,
At. - W EpWOrth League ever,
sunday al y m N0man's Home
Mission Society meets every . and :
Tuesday 10 eacl month Rev l,u
Hardy Pastor
Baptist Dhuci
Services zach sunday la u aus
pm Conference THURSDAY night Do.
fore the End Sunday I'm each month
sunday School a. m. .ach sabbath
3 \ + { I , IN each sabbath
Ladies Mission Society. Wedn-s psi,
AZ p. m, aftsr 2ud and I'm SUNDAY,
Claud Eurus, Clerk B 4 DI4lu.
Pastor HeacOns. j W Baker ) g.
King J. II LOwep and J p Web.
Church Of Christ
Preaching on first SUNDAY 100 ea.s
month az n a m. and p. m. at tl-
Church House Regular Church meet
ing every sunday AZ . p. m. laI
sanders Elder
Fresby'ruiu Church
Preaching by the Pastor of the rr..
bytsrian Church 20 The If0gfcssI
Christian Church ON the 1rst au.
fourth SabhOths Iusach mouth % I
= M. aud y "a Eyervbodt cordial.
invited j J Word Pastor
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1909-01-15

SECRET ORDERS

M,ets tvery Tuesday night al
oolJll D, the " O W Hallon south
81 -; G. = Parks Noble Gn.
J J.. Dow, Secretary
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1909-01-15
KNIuhEs o. PYTHAI>

Lubbock /, dse 40 $50, meets dist
and third Monday nights loo each
month al Ncodman Han Wm. ].
Baush, & a. Chas l. Pickett. X of
Il snt
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75c Drill Work Shirts 45c

As dozen mems best quality blue cam1ay Work Shirts full
size and and made with all all
from IA II to 49, no better shirts can be bought any AEn
where for 75c sale price, each fOC
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-09-17
that ATTACK ON HEPBURN

Those who recall the attitude OF the Statesman when Senator
Boah caught in the dragne and charged by federal grand
jury with participation in the fraudulent acquisition Of government
land amazed the other morning witness its vicious attack
upon Senator Hepburn who has been similarly accused by
special agent of the land department The Statesman certain
that the matter of such Importance demand thorough IN
gaon and felt called upon say that the president was not IN
possession sufficient facts to warrant decision of this important
President Taft has however disposed of the matter by
indication of the official of the interior department notwithstanding
the Saemans dcm and the Idaho public is duly satisfied that
there more conspiracy defraud the Alaska cases than
there the celebrated that arclca tried IN BOISE
Governor John A. Johnson OF Minnesota IS very sick man.
and to undergo second surgical operation for assesses winch
followed an operation for appendicitis
The remarkable made known officially that not single
passenger death by accident the railways OF Great Britain
curing the year, 1908
All together for better, bigger and buster BOISE
Boise will try regulation that will regulate
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-09-17

J. L. COLSON,
Chairman Board of Trustees.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-09-17
NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL
DISTRICT BONDS.

Notice is hereby given that the trus-
tees of School District number Thirty
Five $50 Of Ada County, State OF Ida
no, will on Wednesday the sixth day
of October, 1909, at two o'clock D. m,
Of that day in Boise, at the Court House
OF said Ada County, in the County SUI
perintendents office, thereof, offer for
sale to the highest bidder for cash, law
full money Of the United States coupon
bonds of said district number Thirty
Five (35) in the sum Of Seven Thous-
and Five Hundred ($7,500) Dollars
Said bonds to be payable and redeem
able on the twentieth day of September,
1924, with an option of redeeming the
same within seven years from the date
of maturity of said bonds. Said bonds
to be eight in number; seven in denom-
nation of One thousand ($1,O0o) Doll
ars each and one in denomination Of
Five Hundred (S5OO) Dollars, and to
draw interest at a rate not to exceed
five per cent ger annum, payable semi
annually
No bid will be considered if for less
than par, and the trustees of said Dis
trict number Thirty-Five (35), reserve
the right to reject any or all bids and
to sell the same at private sale if they
so desire
J. L. COLSON,
Chairman Board of Trustees.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-09-17

The Manager of the Hagenbeck- Wall
ace Shows, while in Boise recently,
visited the American Laundry plant. He
was particularly interested in the wash
ing by Natural Hot Water, and re-
marked that nowhere in all his travels
at home or abroad had he ever seer
such beautiful clean color. We have
the exclusive right to this great Ma
lures Cleanser, and furthermore we en-
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regardless of expense. Try our work
and draw your own conclusions.