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F. Forester. The book was written by
Aaron Hoffman.
T.. III. Sothern and Julia MarloWe
have signed contracts with the Shu-
berts for the next three years and
will star jointly under that manage
mellt in Shakespearean repertoire. The
two stars are now playing in New
York. st4 sr@s
Charles Hawtrey recently produced
in London play called "What the
Public Wants. but the slim at
tendance seemed to Indicate that he
was, mistaken. v .sss. ~
Edwin Arden viii play" the part of
| Matternich when Maud Adams re-
wives 'L'Aiglon." He is at present
| playing a prominent part in The
Morals Of Marcus
| Next season William Gillette will
rest on account of his health, and in
| the season after he will make q fare
we'll tour in a repertoire of his best
! roles.
When she completes her present
! successful season in Lady Fred
erick," Ethel Barrymore will have
1 played the longest engagement in her
experience as an actress
1.-THE Prettiest CfirAFsin Paris" is the
Ipromising title of a fIaew musical COM
ledy by Messrs Aaron Hoffman and
Harry Won Tilzer that will be brought
out early next season. ~
d Miss Laura Hope Crews, last seen
in 1.-The Great Divide will appear
in New York next fall in new play
called "Hen Husbands Fiancee,' by
A. f. Thomas of the, New York sun
staff. W. 4.t s.a5
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PLAYS AND PLAYERS
Peter Pam was produced in Pal

Peter Pan" was produced in Paris
Lolita Faust wants to forsake musi-
cal comedy for the legitimate drama.
Booth Harrington has written a
comedy drama for the use of Otis
skinner.
1t is reported that Campanni is to
return to tho Manhattan Opera COM
panS.
The London critics were not all
very kind to Fanny Wards new play,
'Eunice.'
William Jefferson and his brother.
Joseph, will act in a revival of Hen
retta' next season.
Arthur Byron and William MershaW
will be the leading players in Il sum-
mer stock company at Rochester,
n Y.
Charles j. Ross is to have one of
the leading roles in THE Love Cure"
which will be produced by Henry w.
Savage.
Charles Frohman will probably have
theater in Paris, where he will pre-
sent plays by American and English
authors next season.
Miss Grace Filkins, now playing in
The Third Degree has been engaged
to appear next season in new play
entitled IAN American Widow"
William Courtney is to play a dual
role in "Arsene Lupin," that of a
thief, hardened but polished, and that
of a duke of ancient lineage.
Among the productions which Henry
w. Savage will make during the COM
ing season are 1.-THE Jolly Peasant"
and THE Mousetrap Pedaler,' both
novelties.
Messrs Yorke and Adams will ap-
tiit,s La ila.a a.ls n -
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VANDERBILT is SOME WHIP.

London, June, 14,-The Coaching
Marathon" gold challenge cup, VALUED
Lat $500 and the first prize Of 5000 was
today awarded to A. G. Vanderbilt,
who drove his team in person. The
team entered by Judge William IT.
Moore of New York was highly COM
mended.
The Coaching Marathon" was from
Bushey Park to Olympia and it was
run in connection with the Interna-
tional Horse show. Enormous crowds
at Olympia congregated to witness the
finish.
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Salt Lake.
SUMMARY

Summary.
First base on errors-Salt Lake, /.
Struck out--By Wells, s. by Thomas,
s. Bases on balls--Off Wells, 3b;I
WATSON, l. Three base hits-Petne,}
Goodman. TWo-b base hits-kelly,
Flick. Sacrifice hits-Gooaman, Head,
McQuail, Lodell. Sacrifice fly--Hain-
mond stolen bases-Luss, Flick,
Whaling. Double plays--Lodell Ito
Case: Flick to Lussi; McQuaid to
Flick To Lussi. Hit by pitched BALI
Nelck, Fuchell, Time, 1:d5. Umpire
--McKibbon. Attendance, 800.
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81 II; AoLDUP
LANDED IN. PRISON


Spokane, Wash. juno l4.-Nels
Hunt of Cataldo, Idaho, is in, jail at
Occur d'Alene, Idaho, charged with
the hodup of train No. 3 on the
Northern Pacific near Hauser JUNO
ton on the night of April ". Hunt
comes from one of the best known
families in the Occur d'Alene coun
try Up to last year he conducted
general store and acted as postmaster
at Cataldo. Ho failed in business anu
is stated to have deserted his ,'Wlie
and child, leaving in, company VIII. -
woman. His Whereabouts We're I'M
unknown until recently, when he re-
turned to. Cataldo, His. description
talies with that of one of the 40
train robbers. sf
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CARS LOSE NO TIME.

Laramie, wyo., Jtffne The shaw
NUT ear in the ae a ~ 70 ocean race
arrived in Laramie at sac this morn
ing and left here about an hour
later Ford No. 2arrived here at' 10
a. m and left five 11inutes later.
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Out Of the Running.

Marshall Mo, June 14.-frhe italian
car fifth in the ocean to ocean au
tomobile race, arrived here today con-
sderably damaged. While crossing
the Missouri river on the railroad
bridge at Glasgow, the ear was struck
by a freight train which Which knocked iofr
the gasoline tank sand, II injured the
front axle. The-.-ear. will probably
reach Kansas Citytsto tomorrow.
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- = II ; ~ 1.77l-- 7's9.,1
=, Twentyrfour Hours Bahind.

Denver Colo, June 15.-The Acme
car in the an-to- ocean race ar
rived in Denver at.1il:so this morning
and after hasty' overhauling, left
for Cheyenne, nearly "a hours behinT
Ford ear No. + +tt2 " ~ 't
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Get in on the sox sale at Joe Fitz-
gerald's Toggery. 100 dozen soc and
75c value at 25c. Commencing We'd
nesday.
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Totals ............ ~ 9 IS "a 10 4
Butte.
Summary.

Summary.
4 Left on bases.Helena, 9: Butte, TO-
Stolen bases-Nehring, Fortier t2),
sits ny, Dunn. Sacrifice hit-Dunn.
Sacrifice fly--Dunn. TWO base hits
Morse, Elsey, Dunn, Hoon Three base
fits---Campbell, Turk, Fitzgerald. Dou-
BILE p1ays--Gardn to Nehring; Neh-
ring to Fortier. Innings pitched-By J..
Thomas, 2-3; by McAdams, 8; by
Johnson, 2l3 Base hits--Off j.
Thomas, IL; off McAdams 16; off
Johnson, 3. Struck sout-By +. Thomas,
4; by McAdams, 81; by Johhson,, l.
Bases on balls--Off ]. Thomas, q; -off
MeAdams, 2; off Johnson. l. Wild
observation-disclosures. Hit by pitched ball
by MeAdams. Sits. Passed ball.
Elsey. Time, hours. Attendance
HOO umpire--Garney.
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First is Fatal.

/ Batteries--Wnlsh, Burns, Flene anc
Owens; Brockett and Blair.
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Los Angeles, 8; Vernon, I
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York, 2; Cincinnati, 1.
CINCINNATI, June 1.-two errors
and a hit gave the New Yorks two
runs in the second inning of today's
game, enough to insure victory. II
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Summary.

Left on bases--Butte, I; Helena, s,
Stolen bases-Stis, Cahill, Elsey, Turk,
Irby. Sacrifice hit-Gardner. Sacri-
flee fly--Gardner. Two-ba hit
Morse Three base hits--Johnson. Sits,
Harnuth. Home run-Cahill. Double
plays F'ortier ito Dunn; Fortier to
Nehring; Murray to Sits, Innings
pitched-By Johnson, g. by Dell, Z; by
Rush, 3 Base hits--Off Johnson, II.
off Dell, IL; off Rush, 2. Struck out
by Johnson, 3; by Dell 6. by Rush,
l. Bases on bals--Off Dell, 3. Hit
by pitched ball-By Dell, Elsey and
Moore Time, /: S. Attendance, 1,400
Umpire-Carney.
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Too Cold.

Chicago, June 14,--Chicago- Boston
game postponed; cold weather.
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The best Of music and good floor
go to make the dance pleasure
these at printers dance June 20.
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Washington, June 14.-DetrOit
punched three hits on Gray in the
first inning today, scoring one run.
The game was called in the first part
of the sixth inning on account of rain.
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The known petroleum areas OF the
United States. inellEletEss asR sous re
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Struggling Match.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rowan and Nc
Lean; Raymond and Schlei, tis,.{
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

. At Toledo-Toledo, Z; Mime
apolis, 9.
At Observation-Disclosures S;
ST. Paul, 9.
At Columbus-Kansas City, Z; CO.
lumbus, 6.
At Louisville, Milwaukee, s; Louis
vile, 2
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Piltsburg, June 14--Pittsburg won
a smuggling match from BROOKLYN to-
day. Adams allowed NIX hits in the
first inning and was replaced by Will
lis, who kept the hits fairly We'll seat
tered Score: r. II. f..
Pittsburg ...,.,...s.............-...,.7 To-" l.
Brooklyn .,............,......,......,,5 16
Batteries--Adams, Willis and Glib
son; Pastorius and Bergen.
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Batteries--Moore and Doom, Moore,
Rhodes, Higgins and Phelps,
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Aberdeen, IS; Tacoma, Z.
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THOMAS wHlTEwAsHEs BOISE.

Boise, June l4.--Pitcher >homas of
Salt Lake, let Boise down With two
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Seattle, II; Portland, $.
COAST LEAGUE.

BntterIes-MiIIer and Shea; SehtOn.
Cough and Murray.
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-Four STRAIGHT.

St Louis. June 14.--By taking to-.
days game Philadelphia won the
fourth straight game from st. Louis,
to /. Score: r. H. e..
st. Louis ..................,.... / ST. 0
philadelphia ............. 10 @
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Mans Comma Fast.
Initial Victory.

Batteries-Joss and Easterly: ARIEL
lanes and Carrigan.
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F. Forester. The book was written By
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You will ideal location what viewpoint you
take. The reasons plain
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-24
Segunda parte

|. Le matin, La mort d. Ase, Dan
ce de Anitra. lie roi de la halle, por
Cd sexteto. Grleg.
=. Gavotte. Violoncello piano, por
el senor +. Rooms v sehorita Cilley,
Pepper.
3. Trio para Piano, Violin Violon
cello, por la senorita Cillcy y los Sc
norcS Andino Rooms, Haydn.
A. Come and Tripit, Carmichael.
OIIeart of Mine, Clough-Lelghter.
Sans Toi d. IIarlelot
para canto y piano, sonora Sample y
seIiorita CilIcy
). CarnavaI de NapoIes, Flauta y
Piano. por el senior Bertinet Y senori-
ia Cilley Liberti.
s. Concerto para violin piano ,por
el senior Andino senorita Ciliey, DE
Beriot.
Z. Seis. por el senor Andino y s1
senorita hija, Andino.
FL domiciio ded Institute, es en San
turce, parada % y media.
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Primera parte

!. oScmilamisp Overtura por a
sexteto compucsto dc los seiiorcs Ju-'
liam Andino, +. Rooms, Sergio lccomp
tc, seflorita Andrea hecompte, senor
Marquee senior Manuel Tizol. Ros-
sini.
.. Andante Flauta y piano por Cd
sefor Bertinet y seiiorita Crlley, ku-
llau.
3. Fantasia de oF'austop violon--
cello y piano, por el Senor +. Rooms y
scnorita Cilley, Gounod.
4. oMcphistofeleso Gran Aria para
hajo de la opera otaustD por Cd Sc
nor Mayors y senorita Cilley, Gounod.
>. aida D. Fantasia de Concierto
violin y piano, por el sehor Julian An
dino senorita Cilley, Verdi.
&. Sinfonia de ninos, por los ninos
Y ninas 81 Sexteto, Haydn.
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Ia Le!! De hIe|o enIa Canara
Sc pide que sea derogada

ri Scnor Diaz Navarro presento aver
en- Ia 'amara nm bill para derogar la
ley de iibelo.
La idea no puede ser mas laudable.
FL bill de libelo no responde a min
gHna manifestation deuocrati.a. nj Is
producto dc I'm regimen politico don
de La iibertad de imprenta es una ver-
dad
las leyes penalcs son previsoras
ea~tlean, sin recurrir la ley de libe-
H.. cualWIiera standardization de con.
cepto de forma cxpresada On la
prenSa.
Seguramente eI bill del senor Dias
Navarro ha de producer nuchas discrl-
siones, no en- la Camara. sino en- el
Consejo Ejecutivo.
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De Mayaguez
Un conatO de incendio

Anochc hubo I'm conato de incen-
dio en ma casa de Ia SUCCESSION de Bra
30. encIavada EN- la cale de San Jose,
V Que Ia habita don Jose Miro
So encontr0 EN- el lugar del suceso
I'm paao empapado en- gas.
Tn ndividuo que pas6 en- aquellos
mom,ntos por dicho sitio, Sc fij6 EN-
! alp ncendido, en- union del guar
In de seryicio, 10 apagaron, evitando
as "A i sastre, que tndrla conster'
|rada N eildad. plts todas las casas
IL osa e5ile en- su easi totalidad SEN
de nadera
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se el skrito de algunos de los vehicn-
lus presentados al eoncurso y entire
eilos fueron premiados Fl de Ia eId-
bertad Barinquena,o con el primer pre-
milo; 81 segundo fue adjudicado Al
eClub iIostosD y "a tercaro 4 un coche
que prsent0 Il senOr Eeaterio Her
n6ntiez.
Las cslles sc vicron muy concurri-
das por las mascaras, bulliciosas Y ale
grs, que despreciando Ia lltyia anima-
ron w poblaci6n.
Fua precise S'iSpepdcr los fuegos ar
tificiales en- vista De que Sig,lio Il
tempo de aqua hqSta mas de las hue-
We de In nochc. Rs+s.s'r
La Comisi6n avisara cl dia en- que
.ci pdblico de San Juan podra gozar
de este cspectaculo del que gusta tam
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Tn Concerto

I'll institute aBlanche kellogg,p da-
ra en- sus salones, en la noche del 70
de Febrero, un concerto vocal q fIis-
trumental 4 beneficio de- los dlstmg,ii-
dos artistas Seres. Andino y Rooms,
con II siguiente programa;
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Cuba contra los
extranjeros
oTRA vEZ Ell PRoYECTo INSENSATO

Nueva York miercoes.-El proyecto de ley contra
los extranros presenado recentemene en- ell Congreso
cubano vuelve apoyo parte consldera
BILE de los representatives cubanos.
Las fuerzas paramentarias dividen, sc teme que
una inclination cualquera haga pasar ell Congreso ell
aarmente proyecto de ley ell que manifesto
sueltamente ell goberno.
Ell general Gomez dice que una inscnsatez.
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ADELANTA LA FECHA DE SALIDA.

Nueva York. mercoles.-Hoy han llegado despachos de
europeo dando cuent de la sada de Castro para
Venezuela ell proxmo viernes
Dcese que ell general Castro al conocer el fao del tr
buna Supreme declarandoe asesino ha urado hacer
escarmiento.
Ell gobierno de Caracas ha dado los primeros pasos
terdentes logar Ia extradcion del ex presidente.
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Austria ocupsra Belgrade
Los QUE QUIEREN IMPEDIRLo.

Nueva York, microbes s-Los despachos recibidos de
Paris que ejercto de Austria lie ser sumamene
la capital de Serva sin que la ressenca que
pueda hacerle este pas ponga resgo el vaticinio
Para evitar ell desastre previsto Franca Alemana
impondra la paz al goberno de Belgrade que desafa
al de Vena confando en- la ayuda poderosa de Russia
Ell asunto Sc presta complicaciones gravisimas.
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E| dia de los ObrerlB
Los vehiculos premiados

Apesar de la lluvia torrenrial que
cay1 aver, Il la hora precisa de reco-
rr.r ils GALES de esta capital, la para
da dc carruajes organizada por los
obreros aunqne el aqua echo per-
Il n todos los adornos, paldo apreciar-
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cionarios Castro dice que hara
un escarmiento
CRITICAS A Mr.. TAFT.

Nueva York Observation-Disclosures la eleccion que ha
hecho ell presidente Taft para formar gabinete
los secretaries abogados reacconarios
que han de suscitar dfcultades la poll
tica del presidente quere refomadora democra
tica
Las criticas contra Mr. Taft ministros toma un
aspecto generalization, que ha Hegado mpresionar
nj presdente
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Ia enormidad de I'm aranceI
CONTRA LOS WHO'S ESPANoLEs.

Nueva York, miercoles-En vrtud de Ia reforma aran
ceara que proyeca aqu los vnos espanoes pagaran
los puertos de la Replblica de 20 1878
como minimum, las classes corrientes
Ell recargo arancelaro hace CAST impossible para
los caldos espanoles ell mercado americana.
Francia Aemania tamben sufrran los rigores de la
arfa pero tomarn la defensva gravando gran
demente las importaciones americanas.
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seFvieio Especial dei bois;;iia a;1;:; s17 1s.;.;
0ABLEGRAWAS.
Ia vista de uu principe
Ell EIJO DEL KAISER

Nueva York riercoles.Se anuncia oiicialmente quo
para ell proxmo ha de egar esta ciudad ei pr
cipe heredero de Aemana que vara las prncpaies cu
dades de Repubc las que han dc trbutarsee gran
des homenajes
La colona alemana propone festear al principe cor
verdadero entusiasno.
En- Washington permanecera dos das, sendo agasaladC
por ell presidente
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VE\VADE MATER1tLru>
PARA IMPRENTA
PARA ,IMPRENTA

Por Ea de local aere~ tonendo que habltar
sitio para e cmpumento de aguna maqlnas Lnotype
reaan preco baraoS civoces aia< com2encdores
toda case de titles para mprcna Tambfl vo'Gcn 'lo
buen esado veintc pesos qulnta
Aprovechad occasions
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CELEBRATED
BY CUPID
MANY YULETiDE WEDDINGS,
BUT CUPID NOT so ACTIVE
AS LAST YEAR-TODAY'S FIG
URES.

Sixteen marriage licenses issued
yesterday and indications for many
more today is the record for
"Cupid" Buffers office for the great
matrimonial season. At that, Cupid
is dissatisfied with affairs, for last
year witnessed the issuance of 1s
licenses on December 20, while II
happy couples were given the mat
rimonial passports on the same day
in 1907.
Ninteen hundred and nine, de-
spite the increase in Spokane's pop
ulation, is not living up to previous
records, only 1857 licenses having
been issued to date against 1865 for
1908 and 1885 for 1907. While Au-
ditor Butler expects several hun
dred applicants for licenses before
January 1, the indications point to
decrease of over 100 licenses I'M
der last year.
From noon yesterday to noon to-
day 16 licenses were issued to the
following:
c. l.. Wickstrom, legal, and Marie
F. Huestis, legal. both Of Spokane.
Fred Stitz, 20, Trent, Wash, and
Ophelia Taylor. 81, Spokane
Charles L. Hipp, 20, and Mary
Cress, q both of Concord, n. C.
J. c. Lobaugh. legal, and F. A.
Fuller, legal, both of Spokane.
Charles Henson, 81, and Emma L.
Bennett, 81, both of Spokane.
l.. l.. Young, 80, and Fannie NJ.
Price. 81. both of Spokane.
David Kallman, "a, and Lannie B.
Lee, %. both of Spokane.
Forest L. Hardesty, 26. Rosalia,
and Margaret Guley, 26, Waverly.
Walter R. Whitaker %, and
Ethel Freeman. 49, Spokane.
G. L. Boudewyn, 81 and Beulah
May. 10, Spokane.
S. E. Bradley. so, Spokane, and
Bertha Wood, "a. Lake City, Iowa.
Ernest V. Mathis, 81. and Sadie
f. Asseltine. %, both of Spokane.
Lloyd r. Fredendall, &c, Fort AS
sinnboin, Mt, and Crystal D. Chant,
10, Spokane.
p X. Sallid 80, and Marie L. Her,
berg, q, both of Spokane.
w. NJ. Avery, legal, Boise, Idaho,
and Emma Bruce. legal. Tekoa.
Fred Tweedt, "a, Kennewick, and
J. Rolien Hughes, 81, Spokane.
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CHRISTMAS DAWN
SPOKANE CHURCHES

AS the clock tonight strikes the
hour of y, the great organ at Our
Lady of the Lourdes church. will
peal forth the notes of the glad
Christmas hymn, "AdeSte Fidelis, -
while the words of the song will
swell out from large chorus. re-
inforced by able local singers Sc
lected for the occasion.
For the midnight service Vie.
gand's mass will c sung, with the
solo parts in the hands of Mrs.
Manning, leading soprano; Miss
Donna Mead, leading alto; John
German, leading tenor, and Hugh
Winder, leading bass. AT the offer
tory the hymn. 20 Holy Night will
be sung by Mrs. Manning, aided by
a quartet and a full chorus. Other
masses will be held at this church
at the following hours: and Sis
a, M, low mass; $50 children S
mass; II a. m. high mass. The
pastor, Rev. Father Nerhagen, will
deliver the Christmas sermons.
Eight masses Will be celebrated
tomorrow morning at ST. Aloysius
church, corner Boone avenue and
Aston street. The first will be a
midnight mass. beginning at II
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LATEST FINANCIAL
- NEWS c.
Furnished the Night Edition by Walter J. Nichols Co.,
Brokers'

year. From the greater crop this
year an equal percentage would be
about 86,600,000.
Wheat opened a shade easier on
the cables and light Argentine of.
ferings, coupled with Australian
shipments. Volume of business
light, market now has steadied with
the trade almost entirely local. Corn
strong on the unsettled weather
No much doing.
Boston Copper.
BOSTON, Dec. 24.-We under.
stand from a reliable source that
the directors of Amalgamted Cop
per company will declare a dividend
of 81 at a meeting next month, thus
placing the stock on a 4 per cent
basis.
The continued heavy selling of
North Butte and the weakness in
that stock at the opening caused
considerable uneasiness and scat
tered selling in other issues, and a
lower market all round in the early
trading. The selling seems to have
been exhausted around As and good
support was rendered below so.
After the first hour the market
showed better tone and good raj
lies were scored in the recently ac-
tive issues, like Hancock, Lake and
Anaconda.
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sharp tonight. Immediately after
this there will be mass of
thanksgiving. Other masses will
be said at ). 6, Z, s, 8 and 1920
a. m, the last mass being a high
mass. Giorza's mass will be sung
by the choir, with Hammerill's Of
fertory. The choir will be assisted
by Mr.. Newton, Mr.. Bates and Mr.
Bucholz. During the communion
Mr.. Newton will sing, 20 Holy
Night The music will close with
the "iallelujah' chorus from the
Messiah" Prior to the opening of
the mass the choir will sing the
"Adeste Fidelis." The Christmas
sermon at the midnight mass will
be by Father Taelman. president
OF Gonzaga college.
At St. Joseph's Catholic church
on Dean avenue. Christmas masses
will be held at midnight. s a. m.
and Il a. m. The first and last
are high masses. The choir, under
the leadership of Mrs. Harry Baehf,
will sing Millard's mass. The
Christmas mass will be at mid
night, the second at S a. m. and the
last one at 10 Il. m. The first
and last masses will be high
masses. The choir under the lead
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ership of Miss Wagner, will sing
Millard's mass in c. Father Pypers,
the pastor, will preach the sermons.
At st. Francis Xavier Catholic
church, on Standard street In Lid
gerwood. masses VIII be celebrated
at Z, s and 1920 a. m. Christmas
morning. The last one will be a
high mass with special music by
the choir. Father Rebmann, the
pastor. will preach the sermon.
The Swedish NJ E. church, at
Fifth and Grant, will make de-
parture fro mthe usual rule with
Protestant churches tomorrow by
having a Christmas service at 6 a.
m. There will be sermon on the
day by the pastor and special music
by the choir. AT 1880 Christmas
night special program will be
given by the Sunday school assisted
by Ness Mandolin club. A Christ
mas tree will close the exercises.
But few of the Protestant church,
es of the city will have Christmas
services tomorrow. Most of them.
however, will have Christmas trees
and musical programs by the Sum
day schools this evening. and spe-
cial services in honor of Christmas
Sunday morning.