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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-25

at 1880 o'clock. Sermon, The Perma-
nent and the Passing" n sermon for
the evening of the years long day
Pulpit editorial, Has Mayor Brewer
Been Worth While9" Special music,
First Presbyterian Church-John
Edward Carver. pastor. Morning
worship at eleven Theme, The Gift
That Blesses the Future Sunday
school at 12:15. Young peoples
meeting at $50. Evening worship at
7:3O. Theme, Where Is This Christ
OF Whom Ye Speak,
Morning music:
Prelude, "Nocturn," Chopin
Offertory. Song Without Words"
(Mendelssohn).
Postlude, March" (Vonheiser.)
Miss Biddle.
Solo. "Oh. Divine Redeemer."
(Gounod.) Mr.. Saunders.
Evening music:
Prelude. Prayer" (Gounod) Miss
Dalrymple.
Tenor solo, Christmas Carol" Mr.
Saunders,
Olfertory. "PoetiQue," (Greig.)
Mrs. Dalrymple.
Solo. Little Babe OF Bethlehem"
(Stoltz) Mrs. Dalrymple.
Postlude. Lullaby" (Kullak) Miss
Dalrymple.
German Evangelical ST. Paul's. at
Swedish Lutheran church, on Twen-
ty-third and jefferson avenue. Sunday
morning service at IL o'clock. Sab
bath school at 9 o'clock every Sun
day. Franenverein on the first We'd
nesday In the new year at the school
room OF the church at 2;30 O'Clock p.
m. P. PHI. Tester, pastor. Phone
3S04-L
At the ]. c. Embry mission, corner
of Twenty-siXth and Grant avenue. to-
night at 8 p. m, the little children
OF the mission Sunday school Will OBJ
serve their Christmas tree entertain
ment a short program will be rem
dered The Ladies' OF the Willing
Workers club Will also serve Christ
mas dinner in the hall. from p. m.
to s p m The public is cordially
invited to attend. Admission free.
First Baptist Church, Located on
Grant avenue, near Twenty.fourth
street. Rev H. D. Zimmerman, pas
tor. On Sunday, December rs, 1909,
services will be held as follows Sun
day school Will meet promptly at 10
o'clock: esson 'The Birth OF Christ"
Divine worship at 11:15. with sermon
by the pastor. Subject, Tho Christ
mas Vision" Christmas service at
this hour This will be a missionary
- q h. 1of- arp
committee, Evening service at 7s3V.
This will be a service Of song and mu-
sic. One OF the musical features will
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-25
LEAVES ESTATE TO WOMAN.

Indianapolis, Ind. Dec. PA sec
ond Will of George Rhodius. which. in
stead of giving S750,000 to the city of
Indianapolis for parks, as did his first
Will, leaves the greater part of his
million-dollar estate to woman
known as Elma Dare, or Doddsworth,
will be fled for probate In a fow days.
according 10 an announcement by her
attorneys today.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-25
FAMILY QUARREL ENDS
IN TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.

Coaleate, Okla, Dec. 2i.-The refu.
sal of Samuel f. Woods, Santa Fe
engineer. to satisfy his wife's curiosity
as 20 the contents of a Christmas
package he had brought home. caused
a family quarrel last night and cost
Woods his life an hour later In the
quarrel Woods choked his wife She
went TO the home of her brother.
George Holland, Woods followed and
opened FIRE on the house Holland re-
turned the fire and shot Woods dead.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-25
cRAIG-SCOTT WEDDING.

Miss Winifred Craig of stockton
Cal, and Mr. r. F. Scott of St
Joseph, Mo, were married at the
home of Rev ]. +. Carver, 100 Twen-
ty-fifth street, on Wednesday morn
Ing of this week, at ten O'Clock. The
groom is well known as a travelling
salesman TO all Utah dry goods mer-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-25

be selection, Romance" on the vio-
lin, with string accompaniment The
last prayer meeting of the year will
erences: John XIV. l, 2. 10: Thess.
iv. 1918, Rev. XXI: II; xii; 1-6. The
Ladies' mission circle will meet wits
Mrs. w. E. Moore Wednesday after
noon, December %. at 2.30 The an.
nual church meeting will be held on
Thursday evening, January 6. 1910
Fuller announcement later.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-25
CHEMICAL LABORATORY BURNS.

Fargo. Y. D. Dec. 24.-Fire de-
stroyed the chemical laboratory build
Ing Of the State Agricultural college
.onight. The loss is $4,000.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-25
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS

Subscribers who do not receive their
paper by $50 p. m, phone us and our
special carrier will deliver as late as
Z 80 p. m. II. b. ARNOLD,
Circulator. -
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-25
JOB PRINTERS ATTENTION.

One Gem 5Oinch paper cutter good
as new, for sale at the Standard
office. Call and see il and make an
offer Act quickly. =
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-25
MEDICAL BUILDING AT
UNIVERSITY BURNS DOWN

Minneapolis. MINI. Dec. 24--The
medical building at the state univer-
sity was destroyed by fire tonight.
causing a loss of S75,0n0.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-25

Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Elm
church. corner Twenty-third street
and Jefferson avenue. Rev ], E. Bar
rington, pastor. Sunday school at 10
a m. Dec. &c. There, will be no ser
vice, as the pastor will be In Park
City For Christmas services see an
other part OF this paper. The Ladies'
Aid society will meet at the home Of
Mrs. Carl Johnson, 301 S1st Street.
on Thursday afternoon at 2;S0. Bv-
erybody Is cordially Invited.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-25

a series Of Evangelistic meetings
will begin at the Central Park Pres
byterian church, corner Washington
and Thirty-first street. on Sunday
evening, December 26 Miss Anna Ro-
mack of Baldwin, Kansas. Is the
Evangelist, who has as a helper Miss
Anna McCulloch Taylor who leads the
singing. Meetings begin at S o'clock.
The people of the vicinity are espec-
tally invited to attend. Rev, S. c. C.
Hickman, pastor.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-25
@ @ @ 90 @ Q 90 0 o @ 0 @ O @
ZELAYA'S FLIGHT
FROM NICARAGUA

San Juan. Del Sur. Nicara-
qua, Dec, 25-Jose Santos Ze-
, laya, who resigned the presi-
} dency of Nicaragua, is now IN
full fight from Nicaragua and
} today is bound for Salina
, Cruz. Mexico. Zelaya fed from
Manaeua TO Corinto. whence
} he departed at o'clock yes
terday for Salina Cruz on
, board the Mexican glmboat
} General Guerrero.
, Former President Zelaya's
} departure from Corinto was eff
fected quietly. and he was
thought TO be resting in that
, city last night
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-25
EUROPE SWEET BY
STORMS AND FLOODS.

, All south Europe was swept
. by destructive storms and
. floods today. In southeastern
. France forests were devastat-
. ed. buildings were demolished
0 and lines of communication
Q were interrupted. Belgium
@ suffered heavily. many fac
. tories being forced TO close
O down on account OF the innun-
= oations.
q Madrid reported tho most
. disastrous floods in fifty years.
D Many towns suffered serious
Q damage. No loss of lfe is re-
o corded.
.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-25

Teachers Excursion, via Bam-
berger Line. Salt Lake and re-
turn, 800 Dec. q and %,
Good return Jan. 3rd. II trains
daily.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-25
Wanted:---A CAT
at the Orpheum.
Read the want COL
urnnS.
ur1lGlS.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mary C. Mcbride to Frederick Wood
lot g.. block s. plat A. Huntsville sur
vey. Consideration, $3.50.
Dorothy f. Little to w. r. Away,
part Of lots q and 2S. Reeves addition
to Ogden. Consideration. s1.425
READ THE CLASSIFIED PAGE.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-25

Mrs. J. NJ. Culver and daughter
Edna. have gone to Los Angeles for
an extended visit with relatives and
friends.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-25

at 1880 o'clock. Sermon. The Perma-
nent and the Passing" n sermon for
the evening Of the years long day
Pulpit editorial, Has Mayor Brewer
Been Worth While2" Special music,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-25

chants They will make their home
in Salt Lake CITY.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-25

Q O @ ooooo O @ o 0 0 0 O O O @ o
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-25

received the additional help of seven
clerks and three carriers for the holl-
day rush.
a box of cigars for the boys" was
presented by Max Davidson.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-25

Superintendent e. C. Manson of the
Southern Pacific. accompanied by
Mrs. Manson left Monday evening in
Mr.. Manson's private car for Dayton,
Ohio. where they will spend the hoIi
days.
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no ABo LisH ID HE FL

happens every lay, and { no one
pays very 1iitttle Maybe u
the butter, the slice ofS
bread alongside on, plate else,s
quite possibly, IL the mil The
pitcher hut what lever q hat ats
acts the oInni ressnt its. appear
ance Al #crsa Mn over the food on the
table. una ppet iaiTle;
The health autthorrit Ties of New York
City estimate That ablout hal & ofj
the deaths from nh old II the me-
tropolss annual are attri butaple nj
HE distrtbut Ion of the germs 81 lies.
But, serio us this matter IS, II as of
vastly less IND o,rtance de-
atruct ion 81 human llife, parti cularly
that 81 young chm dren w thu novel
complaints which these insects are
chiefly instrum iinS 81 ,reading - Is
reckonsd that deaths from these latter
ladies in lew oprrk would SbeS ~
Il dnced from DOC 3stt, about 900 u year
proper precauti ona were ken Is
prevent the breeding of hies.
The insect breed ID ffernent,
ing vegetable 81 animal mat erial ~ als
most any kind. Garbage suits them
fiirstsrate slhe nag cots and chrysa-
lids have been found Id grea umbers
i III rotten straw Mattresses, among Old
I cotton garment and even 81 waste a-
iper that had been exposed IS wei,
Now, ~ far. as stab les ara concern.
sed, wink account Die ninety
ave per cent Of the nv put IN titles,
/ the hatchIng of theI insects can ID ab:
solutely prevented 5by the Ssimple de
VICE pf putting All manure into III GOV.
cred receptacle, and removing the con.
TENTS once X, % wee ii. Is receptacle
should he u 5Watert lit bin Of pit, pro.
vided with al cover, 50 Sas to- prevent
the Ingress and egregs sof fies.
The additte ethoda demanded
are HE following olish al nnaan
Sftary clubhouse IeW no accum1lla
lions Of ofs kind Compel peo
plesSto put their garbage "a covered
acans and remove the contents af leasl
once week ompel owners Is abat
toirs toS keep All refuse ID covered re
ceptacles and remove such waste q
least once d week rom q oisoner
Table Cues z o. TechnicaI orls
Magazine.
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s q ~ M oRs AND THE
3ssSs ~ ACTS.

the COMPRESSION bourb ons appearf
st a,ss have been disturbed 81 runors q
COM soa1 cerning q possib1e veto of the tar
Eif that Isl now IN the aking. and are
shleavin publicly sighs 81 immense rel
sliefsover ssurances they are said toI
have received White House.
Is wed, these assn amount to 1
this-th that no one has any uthority ito5 j
Ei Intimate that the Presid TENT now In
tends Cor contempt 81 veto.
# Consc ience, verify TIL makes cow
sardssof us all. The stand tatters Who
are laboring 30 hard to prevent
proper reYision n Of the $tariffe might
have known that no one had any au-
Ithority to announce Vi YETI ri point
gof fact. no one has announced such al
thing Whatever spec ulative talk of
asVeto there has been III press and
political circles has grown out of theiI
situation itself and the Ssituatio
sso clear that none but the blind can
fall ito see IT,.
:ssS5s .Fhe new tariff must contain sub
sstantial reducti Ions 81 unne cessary du-||
ssies;;Sthe revision must 1.-THE main be
revision: downward any other re-
vision will be . cookery and an IN
suit and the people viii not accept He
as even a temporary settlement OF the
problem AS to the presidents atti-
Stude, we again venture to commend
to the uneasy stand atters the fol.
lowing passage from Mr.: Macv eagh's
3 Chicago address The Secretary Of
the treasury did not pretend to- re-
lsflect3Sor voice anybody IS entiments;;;.
lhe$ spoke for himself and gave HIS own
impressions and interpre tations Of the:
facts Referring TO his official chief
HE asid: SzF5
| IIe,,s too, seems to be OF good cheer;
las to; this tariff question He seems;
So place great reliance upon tile Wis
/ dom OF the congress and upon It's pub.
1ic spirit. Ofzcourse, tbs easier to be;
]. compIacentT when YOU know You have
4 the last WORD, and that the last; word
fis a comb ination Of language and big
.:5
Now there are no threats or predic.s
sz'stionsain this. It is an artistic state:
fment 81 fact The president Is still:
I cheerfM and hopeful, but that does
!; not mean that he isasatisfe with the
J: schedules and rates as they now
stand He IS comp acentIy waiting
and informing himself while thus
I. watting. But II Its final form the
tariff must be.one that the masses Of
II the people can regard as reasonably
satisfactory and reasonably progress.
II i've. must comply with the pledges
OF the resp onsible party and with the
own repeated expositions
OF The principles Of egitimate pro
slstectio
The stand atters should not nndu1y
presume either on White Honse com
l5placency AZ this stage s 81: On perfectly
4 natural disclaimer 81 gratuitous
I 'rumors 4. Chicago Record Herald.
SclRcUs Pro RAMt Full ..55
q oF COMEDY
There are sixty laugh q minute
8 tucked away ii the great prog Of.
iEfered this season By the Barnum and
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l DISTRACT OE ATEMENT
Eesf Ffi1e fear Ending Ilec. q ]. N. I g(l8.l

Df he5condi ton and AFFAIRS OF the Hart
ford Ffre Insurance Company of Hart
State of Gpnnsc tieut; amadaS to- theS COM
missioner or Insurance Sof the State OF
North q Dakota 81 pisrsuanee sof the laws
sSS FresidanyFa Chass E.sc haas sssS
lee Preslde lent, q. Mr. BtsselIss sss
" Secretary, ThoH. Il
Prtnstpal of1ee. s125 ssruInb bull Hart
s torney fort service sc p,rpcessa ID tho
State North Dakota fSss
Name GpmInfsslon Of Insurancs..
& Loeafion, Bismarck 81. & Il
OR incorpoFatedM ay,sl8 H ssS
SGonaEnencedss bustne sS August 1916,
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Capital.

w kAoHC t6sEisistf
Value of real estate owned
by the company B. !. :. ]. q. I: Y.
Loans on bond and mort
| Unitsd States b stocks and
Railroad bonds and stocks !.
Stat eth, county and other
honda !. 8. ]. Y. I, |. !. !.
Bank stocKs ]. !, i.
sEnaris on ollnxsral security.
.Gash on hand End In ba1ls i !.
s1ntereat due and Saeeruad \. II I;
sEretniums tYl course of col
ton satdi ira natiai on ~
Rents due and aeprued {. !. !,
& .All other sums dt1esSt0 tho
Unad Omitted geets \. .... ss ~
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J; AlBS 4 D ATEMENr
sFof the Year Endine, |: I)ec. 3 . IS 81 I'LL

For HE Year Endifp Ilac A 155ssA ff l0f lRs$]
Sof the eondl zion and al :of the Liver.
pany New York und
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ply y;
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ssets
Loans on d ssnda s a ia mon 81
Rasl asss Ssnds aad st5sfs: sse,SS9Sg
#Cssh 81 ad s.
Prsnaislss III Course Of coiiec:.
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, ssI@;a assets over laaFlket ,,.a 81 q
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Liabilit ties.
Grosg claims ZOE losses ,.,a rs
S,''
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5 Il thsrso q q: oo
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3 Amount received from a,l Other 81, u:
sources 4. !. 4: sgsa.ss
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First nOrtgaage lfarn loans. See
Fred b. 0ce.
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CIRCUS Pro GRAM I'LL ~. \;

Nh There are sixty laughs a minute
tucked away IN the; great program Of
sfered this season b. the Barnum and
Bailey Greatest Show OF; Earth. ii
fact the audience laughs from the;
start the finish at the
funniest bunch off clowns ever gather
led ogetherS under one ten. Many
them are from Europe, where they
have been comedy stars ii the arenas
ioff many capt. II.
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Xsg5ses5lis...lIlsIl.
; AZ
s11T3gss
! esT!Ml,@.
, = -. 49, Z
Receipts

sk9vflttlIn received curing
81 the pear hi eissh s. i /. ]. !. :
interest and dtvidend3 70
Isl ceIved during the veal. !, !.
Rents rscstyed DURING TIM
hi +. /. i 4 y !. /. 81
.;Ainouns recasYsd from as
allaRs ecsIs !. 4 IS i
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3. STATE OF NoRTHspA ROrA,,.s,,

S5 Umce8QR ls0fnNtiBE1Onefs ElnHulhQC3sEJ lsI
FL G. Cooper, Comrnis sioner OF 1nguSs
senca o1 Eths3 State of Y North Dakota 40
hereby ceRtif that the foregoing Id A
npse on Ale ID this 20 ice. .
SSs IN testimony whereof; I have hereune0
nj my hand and affixed the seal Of thie
SQ4hce5 at 3ismarck the s1st dap OF $Apftl
"a. ID.
Qsal5 g CuoRnR,
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Liabilities.
sas,.lsa

s(sruas claims soa ..Ss,i'
SSsl oesess 81 3tiated
and unpaid Z . S1g1. 1zAH
Gross claims FOR ~
FsSSl los 6s q as "a 81 o. d d;
Nh which no action NJ IS
Sa has been taken fy53 08a85
Losses resisted ~! M b!
sha eonspany 1l7 ags.sss
S Ss3s!z q Al III on q ~
enloSlln .s Es5i Il !.
% I'm ID 81
losses 4. ]. 8. |. !, 90 81. 2B2, B8A68i
Deduct refnBu q
;8:33;S3SS l lncs aud e aR1v. III
.s A o u mi
M Sl1exspn J. !. |. 4 3D. , ltl3s "a
Net amount o1 unpaid losses.
Amount Of II earned pre-
is s;:s fnilims y on y outsf andin1S
M lefae. iiia6i,isi ......:
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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-23
MILKING COWS BY MACHINERY

IL has been found that IL bossy II
young and doesn't know any better
she will submit very gracefully tn hs~
ing MIXED by machinery, but that tt
she is an old-timer-well, the obi time
method of extracting her milk Is the
safest and surest Moreover. IL there
are two or three cows in herd that
have been MIXED by hand and all the
rest are subjected to the machine. II
Isn't long until the manners of tho en-
tire outfit are upset and the average
uf the herd irretrievably lowered.
In 1908 an experiment with 10 two
year old heifefs WAS begun which will
extend oyer. number of years, These
animals have never been MIXED by
hand. so the performance will be en-
tirely controlled by the mixers. 81
far two lactation records by heifers
have been obtained by machine milk
ing which compares fayOrably with
other two-year-old records. These
helIers seem u give down their milk
quite freely and are less inclined TO
hold il up than the cows which have
been accustomed liz hand milking seS-
eral years before machine milking Is
besun,-Ean Sorden Magazine,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-23
REMARKABLE FAMILY
is THIS
COMBINED WEIGHTS AMOUNT
TO MORE THAN A TON
EIGHTEEN MEMBERS.

Portland, Ore. Aug 22.--One ore
combined height of 81 feet and 3
inches. This is the fine large home
circle of John Benjamin Brown, who
lives near Eugent. MIR. and Mrs.
Brown have Is children. The father.
oldest member of the family. is Il
Years Of age. and the youngest is :
months. The whole family attended Il
recent celebration in Eugene and the
Brown family looked more like n pic
mic than a family. The combined ages
of the Browns is over 294 years.
Mr.. Brown says that in his - years
of married life. his family doctor bills
he attributes largely To the fact that
all members of the Brown household
live simple life, raising most of the
things they eat. Cattle. hogs. sheep
and chickens supply. the family with
meat, milk and eggs. while bees on
the place yield all the honey they
need, besides some for market. SUI
fieient grain Is grown on the farm To
fatten the hogs and feed the stock.
besides furnishing flour for the fam
lily. Potatoes and other vegetables
for the family larder are raised and
there is fruit galore. both for use
green and to can for winter.
The high cost of living has no ter
rors for this family and under such
conditions there is no fear nf race
suicide. The tariff is not problem
in this household and the things that
restrict the size if families in the
cities do not operate TO discourage the
Browns. Every one of the Is is strong,
with ruddy cheeks and as healthy as
can be. They enjoy living to the
utmost and would be making Ii bad
exchange If they traded places with
the most successful city man
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-23
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST

Unclaimed letters remaining at the
two weeks ending August Il. 1909
Parties calling for letters In this list
will please give date of advertising.
One cent due for advertising,
d. H. ROSS, Postmaster.
Charles II. Allen 81, Walter Ander-
son. cotter DAMN Antonio. Mrs. Frank
Ashton. Mrs. e. A. Anderson, Mrs.
{. NJ. Allen.
Joe Barr. George f. Bagan. +. II.
Baird. c. O. Boxer. c. r. Baldwin.
Jack Barker. George Beaton, Albert
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Bell, Royal e. Belmont. Swan Beng
strnm, Frank II. Berry. w. =. Berry,
W. ]. Reurle. Adolph Rilleadeau. VIII
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Jesse Buckles. l. p. Burns. Levi +.
Burroughs. Loren :, Bovine, Mr. and
Mrs Buck, Miss e. Bates, Mrs. Il. l.,
harrington. Mrs. Dora Berry, Mrs,
Anna Brack. Mrs. Adeiine Brown. Mrs.
Amy Brown. Miss Cnrrene Brown,
Mrs. Lewis Brown ~. Miss Nellie
Bertrand.
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james A. Campbell. Nj. Carey, Ed
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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-23

Although The Time, the Place and
the Girl has been in Missoula before,
local theater- goers have not really
seen the delightful piece. on the for
mer occasions the play was given in
the old Union and none of the special
scenery was used. On the stage Of
the Harnais all of the settings will be
used and all of the dances viii be
given. 1t will be 50 different it will
be all new and really worth while. for
this play is in class by itself. a story
with music, fairly bubblng and
sparkling with witty lines. "A clever
plot and many catchy and popular
airs.
The scene Is laid in sanitarium in
Virginia, where Johnny Hicks and his
pal. Tom Cunningham. are forced I"
flee. having gotten into trouble the
night before in Il Boston gambling
house. where Cunningham. while in